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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1960- tiii str PAGE 32 Nofi'cfi Lego) Notkei Death Notices UC ''I I 70 J' Co'a rVom U.S. WIATHIK lvIAU OHITLAKIKS t0 1 1 I M- I19 5 it ku '-d i I I Michael J. Mascari Funeral Rites Today a' s. li- I' i lir FARLfc Dies Funeral Monday For Frank R. Simon nae t-iai i nt e.

t.i'h t.j,io M-s "i ie, S' U' ol a. Sp i ft1 ii. I or 1 1 it I ix1 al th B.vv ot I I i 10 I fist I 1 i cm r.ii. c-t and ii ti nncl eud et.M ties t.i' I ne anapene. Of.l i.lvi I Michael J.

Mascari, 70 years old. S51 South Nob'e Street, CrNStdtlCTlON (SF V. A'f IVPRO.f VI MS (Di-SARD Ot TPi'STf I ViATF RAOBM PI NT loi 14 grcsnd- t-e; Bessie I I tr i. Lo 1 cna onttry, men's S. posset a 1 et 1-.

foil -3 cit Cm HU 1 cmP ans and si-; n't yesterday in his home. He was born in Indianapolis and was a wholesale fruit merchant for tr-e oft es of ffte Stoi'- Buvness Mami H'mois St u-tii noen The Metnivc ton Schocti ll' ot I'e Icenth 70 80 90 -Vi I to 1110 I nst I pie' A en -e omtioev hi, twji.d nf Agnes, fnlhef of t- 1. '-d and Dot tohe- o' M'-non. d'onopoi i indian.i Ft Qut 4 Hem Assoc ia'es tn or 1 s.iva son of Ac 'ec ne's At.enn passed own, 41' Nar'n stieel S.t'u'on, ij Inil.CTl.lfHl-S. Indiana on e.i j-.

(' Soom 4' No'th De'owo'e S' et ct "i 1 AOi ISI I A SON CHAPI I Moo-esvii fiends niny tail o' tt 1 hupe. i iff many years until he retired in 1950. He was a member of Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday in G.

H. mm v-. Ind O'lOnU id il'Ht Dnnje u' HAMPTON 77, ol 1411 North Mer.ctnin Street Inil annpoi S. Ind cmo JIM l.1j'i)od, sister nt M's c.O'iy Bilk. M'S Otaei D'cjwus and spe.

fi a' cs mny Fo Daytime Fridoy Figure, Show High Temperature Expected Hi ci Kent Assoc lm Ir Nmth nois Stieet upon the tnlinwnq Ceo-ye a will im Dewev. Otmt of M'S. Bety IndirnHer pntsed nwnv Tuesday Seivces I 'HViv. 2 UNM FUNI.RAI HOMf I' 14 M'cfVgilfl Sf tt nds incited deivnsit' Diowmy and Site 'In a tmn, jiooo The lull amount of deposit wiil refunded to pf'm con, tractor wno stihmits a bono fid HAVFNS Aitn tomcecly of JS40 Ihuufinmn Ave. indinnnpofs, we to 'he Own and returns trie rule over the rest of the country.

It will be warmer in the upper Great Lakes region and the upper Mississippi Valley. The Northeost and the northern Rockies will have cooler weather. (AP Wireprtoto Map) dmumenfs in good orctei within seven (f) days otter opening ot WEATHER FORECAST-There will be little precipitation today except for scattered showers, in Florida and southern Georgia and a few showers in the northern Rockies and the northern Great Basin. Clear to partly cloudy skies will be the STATISTICS oi Woi'er Havens sister of Mrs (oro'ine Noith Indinnnpol'S, Mrs. Georo'ci No'th Peru tnd grand-moth' of Jock Hcvkmon, Mt birts.

ram isncrer man incline in ms Vernon. Wash Also S'tc cH by i bid the following. B.d shnil sub mifted on Bid Form V6 revsret yre.it gumdeh Idren, posted oway tlv.141 os provid! heiewith, prop- Of VANS. IF VANDERfUiRGN COUNTY. INDIANA TH Pno'ri of Trus'ees VSa'er-wo is rseixi'tme'it ot OH of I He Vanite' N'i qh Cr'vinfv.

indiono wit reene bds tor turnistvng oil m.l'IOlS tools, labor artd ejt ivntn' tei.eot tpnse fiimnhed bv 'he VSn'e'wn-ks De nnit on ork (e. eit tho to be finished hv the Ao'eworks Deixvtrnen'! shown on tie plans and oserihe1 'he sne it at tot any one see or on ot the following schedules I Wntirr Trnnsm'ss on moins 7 vsn'er Pump Fquitnuent 3 vse niyi. Avenue Pumping Mat 0n 4 Pennsylvania St-eel Pumping S'otion 5 Nt'lnotnwn fteservo'r Pump Ina Station 6 St George Rood Pumping S'ntion 7. Fust Avenue Pumping S'a Hon Modifications I Stiinatown Road Pumping Station Modifti atinns firarvxell Addition at Fillro lion Plant. 10 Stondnine Foundations.

II Construction Bits iil he rivd hv the Board ot Trustees. VWetworkt De pnrtment at me oflu of the Sec-letary, Cify Hon. Fvonsvin. In d'ono up to Oil Ottntier 74, Kt, at which time and pioie oil bids received will tve publicly opened and rend aloud. Plans, spec iluotions ond other contract documents or open lo public.

Inspection during o'fU hours from S.00 m- to 4 00 0 Mondav through Friday, ol the office ot th Secretary of the Waterworks Department, City Hall, EvonsvMe. Indiano. The plans ore divided Into Itvee sets os follows Sef A Covets all woik under Srheduie 1 Set Cnveis ail woik under Schedules 2 through I Set Covti oil work under Schedules 9 through 11 11 Is the intent of the Wnte' works Department to oward all ol th work loveted by hedmts 7 throuoh 8 to nne prime contractor, Schedules IX, and XI mny be awarded to the some prime con traitor, or separately to one or 1 signed, ond with Non Collusion ot the tenter, JS'I S. Shelby St Seivues Ffday. I pm, llltlf A SONS FUN! RAl MOSsF, Artldovi! pi orderly signed notatiled ond sees! oHmed in the case of corpocotion, botn the Bd and the 1101 Mam V.

Beech C.rn.e Butlal Non Collusion Affidavit must hnve Spt'iiudoie (emete'y, Bunter Hdl, Ind 1 lends invited I I LT 1 1 1 am former. the orpmsjie teul utfued. Stn'e mond and Frances Piopes, Idwoid ond Neva Iwdoinh ii-C li 1 1 1 1 Bird a Smith. Jomrs ond Betty Jeun Stum, Wultom ond Carol Hutton. Methodist Hespitsl Bavs-Slerling and Mary Ainings.

Irel end Mury Smitn, Wiiham and Arloe Ardies, Chester ond tve'vn James ond Ciaro Snider, Vvililarn and Connne Mallon, kotwt and Jamie Herrman Funeral Home and at 11 a.m. in Holy Rosary Church with burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Isabella Mascari; two daughters, Mrs.

Rose De Guglielmo of Beech Grove and Mrs. Catherine Ramondi of Indianapolis; four sons, Joseph, Cosmas, Frank A. and Michael V. Mascari, all of Indianapolis, and 17 grandchildren. Miss Clara Hatfield Dies; Rites Saturday Funeral services for Miss Clara Hatfield, 77 years old.

Official Record! Bcvard ot Accounts tonn vrcA (Ones 'v of tndtcinapolis, entered Into rest fionnnlre ond Financial Stntenieot) p'opetly ei ufed. signed and nntni Sunday In Fint'du. htisoand ot Ciena red with secil ntt A certified A k.leirihelter; Inlrter Ot Mai Robert lames and Wiltiom Portland. Me C'ear check, bonk draft cn b'd bund in the amount nf ot the bid. mode pavaliie to th or net of Metropolitan Arnold, Roger and Leo'a Mihel, Hn Kieinheiter hinlher ol Ka'herme I Seget and toward Ktelnhelter; olso Weather Data St.

Louis. Mo Clear San Antonio, Tex. PtCidy Son Francisco Cal, a ond Kita Oiion, James and Peuuv six gryncti hildien Seivires Fridny, Marsnail, Jomes and Shiney Mohoney, Jcbn and Bel'e Poxe. 7 30 HAfRY MOOMF. ARl twr.ION HAPFt.

5KII E. Ullh Sou!) Ste Ma-ie, Mich. PtCiay Seattle, Wash Ciouay South Bend, Ind Clear Girls-Kobeit ond Juonlla Tabelnwn. Hervy and Hlina Dancv, Fred ond SI Friends welcome, KRAUSF Mr Harry C.plvy), enje yrs ot F.eollna, hus Norma Stokes, Charles ond Ida Fannin, James ond Thelma Gardner, Virgil ond Sookone. Wash PtCidv Springtieid.

III. Clear Tampa, Fla PtOriy Tucson. Ar'i Clear Washington, Cloudy bund of pearl Krause. tnther cf hr.sllne Mrkenney, Jomes and Jono umers. Robert and Joniie Steohenson, Aine king ond Frank M.

Arouse, Raymond ond Patricia Kotxik, Frven ond Murine, Ind. (Spl.1) Funeral services for Frank R. Simons. 65 years old, Muncie. retired examiner for the State Board of Accounts, will be held at 10:30 a.m.

today in Meeks Mortuary here, with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery at Muncie. Mr. Simons, who lost both legs in a railroad accident when he was 8 years old, died Tuesday in Ball Memorial Hospital. A native of Jonesboro, he was graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and formerly was co-owner of a Gas City lumber company. He joined the State Board of Accounts in 1926 at Marion and retired in 1956.

He was past president of the State Field Examiners Association, past exalted ruler of the Muncie Elks Lodge and member of the Jonesboro Knights of Pythias. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Vernice H. Simons; a son, Capt. Frank D.

Simons, a ROTC instructor at Indiana University; a brother, Vern S. Simons of Bloomington; a sister and a granddaughter. William 11. Farley Funeral services for William H. Farley, 66 years old, former machinist for Diamond Chain Company will be held Sunday in Scottsville, with burial in New Bethel Cemetery there.

Mr. Farley, a native of Allen County, Kentucky, died Wednesday in his home at 1902 North Illinois Street. He was employed at Diamond Chain 15 years and retired eight years ago. He was a member, of Pleasant Heights Baptist Church. Survivors include the widow, Mrs.

Ruby Farley; three daughters, Mr. Jean Taylor, Mrs. Milo Birge and Mrs. Shirley Stinson, and two sons, Orville and Lewis Farley, all of Indianapolis; three brothers, Jack Farley of Louisville and Tommy and Johnny Farley, both of Scottsville; a sister, Mrs. Bessie Taylor of Louisville, and 14 grandchildren.

The body will be at Shirley Brothers Central Chapel here until noon today. Mrs. Frank Bostwick Irene Lawrence, John ond Shinev 0'nndc hild'en. 7 giecit orondihlL d'en. half brother ot Grace Rose, United States Weather Bureou Special Rtport lor Thi Indianapolis Star Sun nses 4 41 a m.

Sun sets il p.m. AIRPORT DAT YESTERDAY Precipitation, 24 noun, to 7 p.m, None Totoi amount since Jnn. 1 28.40 Accumulated departure from normal since ion. I Deficiency 3.54 Mean temperature 68 Degree days None Accumulated degree days sine July 1 61 Normal accumulation for this datt 113 BAROMETER READINGS who was killed in an auto ac Henderson, Tnomas ond Nancy Mulien. Indionnpnlis, posted oway Wednes- St.

Francis Hospital dny Funeral Sutiirditv, 10 om, Itom SMiRIFY BROS IRVING Boys-Avery and Fdna Snoddy, Fred News Of The Courts SUPREME COURT 30002. Stale ex rel. Pancol, receiver nk and Rooena Schroder. Horley and rginia Lee, William ond Beulah Ge Hill fMAI'LL, 53 t. Wash Calling anytime mon.

Ittf in A of 10 Pennrldq Girls-Francis and Dolores Ruler. Del etc. vs. Cleveland, judge. Madison Su bert ond Flma Leitimon, William ond Dr passed away Wednesday alter a short Illness, husband of Irene) Si hool District of Petty Township.

Marion (ountv, Indiana Any bid not sni'iecl hv the In dividual making some, shall have attnc hed fo It a power of attorney evirtenc ing authority lo Stan the b'd in the name of the pei son tor whnm It Is vgnetj Ihe contractor tn whnm on reward Is mod will tve required tn turn sh on Acceptable surety bond in the among 0' One Hundred (100) percent ot the contract price Woue rotes on this woik shad not be less than the presrritteil Scale of wages os determined pur-sitnnt fo the provisions ot 3I of the Arts of the General Assembly of Iv'IS No bids shall be wilhdmwn alter the opening ot bids, without the consent of the Metropolian Board nt Fdctcation of the Metrnpotitnn Srhnol District ot ferry Township. Marlon County, Indiana, tor a period of sixty (60) days niter the si heduleif time for opening bids The Bsnrd ot fdmption of Th Metrnpnntctn Srhnol District of Perry Township, Marlon County, tn diano, reserve the rltthl lo reiect any or on bids, and lo waiv any Informalities In bidding. JOSFPH DAVIS, President Board ot Fduc ntinn Metropolitan Srhnnl District Perrv Township, Marlon County, Indiana 1 p.m. 29.14 perior Court. Original action.

Respondent return ond brief in support. Patricia Purdue. Waiter ond Lauio Shackletord father ot Susan Mar lor ie and Rob 2 12 7 pm 11 29 21 TEMPERATURES more other pnme contrnctnrs, but ert, son of Mrs Lena left and brother o' Mrs Belle Simon, oil ol 30019. Slate ex el S'einwedel, et al. i.

Marlon Circuit Court, Nlbiack, ludge St. Vincent's Hotpilol Boys-John and Ddo'es Heady. Dav.d the Department may vnry this pro reduie and oward contracts on a 3 am. 5 a.m. lndieincttolis Services II 0 m.

to day Irnm Indiancipnlis Hebrew Tetn nd Jo Thomas, Charles ond Barbara 59 60 62 different basis or lelrmn from Original octlon. Petition tor writ of mandate and prohibition Temporary writ Issued and respondent ordered to oung, Charles and tmma Cannon, pie. AMI! N. Memlion St Butlal 7 am, James ond Sandra Bouuhman. Rutus indtanniio'ls Hehrew Cemetery I 3 p.m 5 p.m 7 p.m 9 p.m II Minimum Record 31 74 76 74 66 58 S3 59 (1935) show cause on or betore Nov.

7, I960, i a 64 nd Betty Collins. Friends mil al the AARON Sheriff return of writ. Gins-Steven and Sorelie Ancel, Gerald RIIHf FUNt RAl. HOMf 141 awarding all or part of the Sthed ules reterreit lo. Specifications and cnntral doru menls tor all schedules a'e bound Into a slnoie volume, and may be obtained ham th office ot the Secretary of the Waterworks De- cident Wednesday near Colby, will be held at 10 a.m.

Saturday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Miss Hatfield was a former Indianapolis resident and sister of the late Frank Hatfield, founder of Hatfield Motors, 623 North Capitol Avenue. She was returning from an Indianapolis visit to her home in Duarte, at the time of her accident. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Edna Hatfield Edmonson of Duarte, who was treated for injuries in a Colby hospital.

11 am 09 Maximum 77 I Record 88 (1946) I Joan Hoyers, John ond Mary 29977. Timber Terminals Inc vs Mass Meridian St. unfit 9 am. today Wielnntl Hernert and Mri'tha Anrietsnn Donations In Pr tetfs memory may sent lo The Heart Fund or Wholesale Inc Porter Superior Court Appellee motion to dismiss, briet ond affidavit of moiling. American Medu al Fduca'inn foun I Death Notices pnrtment upon receipt of the tol- notion for Indiana University FOR THE SAME DATE LAST YEAR Maximum 77 I Minimum 59 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME Weather of 7 m.

High Low 29714 Allison etc. vs State. Marlon lowinq payment Medical Center. Criminal Court. Appellant's second enlargement of time to docket rouse and file record gronted to and includ MASCAR l-Mic huel I 70 years, Plnns, Set A S10 00 Plans, Set TO 00 Plans, Set J15 00 tiuNO iALL NU1 ILL INDIANAPOLIS.

SANIlAHr DlilkICi Sealed prouuiu.s will be received by ihe Ciiy Loniioiier ol Ihe City 5. Noble, beiuvett husband ot Isa Specifications ond con tract Documents SIOOO Funeral nnouncementi oi Indianapolis, Inciana, al his ot- bella Muse an. Inther of Rose Guqlielmo, Lather In Rumondi, Joseph, Cosmos, Frank A. and Micbuel V. Mciscari, passed awoy Thursday.

Funeral Monday, 10.30 Total, for Complete Set of All Documents V5 00 An additional ropy of ach ot the am nl Ihe tt. H. HI HKMANN ing Dec. 6, 1940. (Last extension.) APPELLATE COURT 19351.

Cheek vs. Jordan Funeral Home, et al. Morgan Circuit Court. Judgment affirmed. Kelley, ludge.

19332. White River School Township et al. vs. Anchor Hockmg Glass Corporation et oi. Randolph Circuit Court.

Appellee petition tor rehearing denied. 19740. Klrtman, administrator etc. vs. Gollentln.

Decatur CI re nit Court. Ap FUNFRAL HOME, 1S0S S. last SI. hid forms will he given 1o general and II a.m. Holy Rusary Church.

or orlme contractors for submitting Fi lends mov can otter 1 noon meir tormai bin thereon. The pay Born in Perry County, Miss Saturday. Recitation of Roiary ment (less siooo deducted thei iouquerque, N.rvt ciear Amonllo, Tex Clear Atlanta, Go Cloudy Bismarck. NO Cloudy Boston, Mass Clear Brownsville. Tex Clear Chicago, III Gear Cincinnati, Clear Denver, Col.

Clear Detroit, Mich. Clear Duluth, Minn Clear Evansville, Ind Clear Fort Wayne, Ind Fort Worth, lex Clear Kansas City, Mo Clear Los Angeles, Cal Clear Louisville, Ki Ptcidy Mioml, Fla PtCldy Minneapolis, Minn Clear New Orleans, La Clear New York, N.Y Clear Omaha, Neb. Clear Phnenlx. Aril Clear Pittsburgh, Pa Clear Sunday. 7 30 p.m.

77 DO 67 88 66 73 II 71 64 69 91 77 90 77 84 67 78 69 66 96 68 trom to cover handling rnsts) will be refunded only to general or MILIM-Clltlord, oge 77 yrs ot 401 S. Hen Ian beloved father of prime contrarlois submitting pellant's petition to rehear dismissed Marie Irene Stodghill of formal bid to the Board of Trustees, Waterworks Deportment on the presrribed form ond then Indianapolis and Harry Milem ot BurlKink. brother ot Nancy BROWN, Miss Harriett HATFIELD. Mrs. Clara PADDOCK, Mrs.

Martha Itwls PUGH, Mr. Harold W. SEYLER, Mrs. Bertha (Grant only upon return of th plans and Wilson of Conyyllle. Ky.

and Hi ot to Mllen of Louisville. other contract documents, all In uiandc hildren. bussed away Wed- good condition, to the Secretary nesdav. servires satuinny 11 ju ot the Waterworks Department within thirty (30) days after Ihe om. at the Bl ANBI.OSSOM MOR FLANNER BUCHANAN TUARY 17 Roy St.

tsuriai opening ot th bids. JFLAI tor failure to comply witn rules. 19452. Stine vs. Shuttle, et ol.

Vanderburgh Superior Court. Appellee' third petition tor time granted to and Includ-ina Nov. 21, 1960. 19552. Fort Wayne Transit Inc.

vi. Morrow, Bysne. (Two cases Huntington Circuit Court. Appellant's: petition far time to file transcript ond assignment of errors, consent and proof of servlc. OPINION 19351.

Cheek vs. Jordan etc. Morgan Circuit Court. Judgment ottirmed. Kelley, ludqe.

Wh'le appellant was being Flnrtil Park Cemetery. Friends In toth bid must be accompanied liauaalceS vited. Hatfield lived here 74 years. She was a bookkeeper for Hatfield Motors 37 years before retiring in 1953. She moved to Duarte in 1957.

She was a member of the Pasadena (Cal.) Presbyterian Church. The sister is the only immediate survivor. Mrs. Vance Wood Dies In Hospital Mrs. Grace Wood, 58 years old, 2165 North Linwood Avenue, died yesterday in St.

Fran by a certified check In the amount of two ond one halt per cent MOORE-Wemtell, Mooresville, hus- Iwnd ot Ada, lather ot Harold, brother of Roy, Mrs, Lucille Marine and Mrs. Mne Smith, son ot Charles i Mciiiin. I acandsnn, passed away Weelnesdtiy. Services Saturday 2 Clyde Clyde C. Sanders, 61 years old, died yesterday in his home at 4911 Rockville Road.

He was born in Hendricks County and resided in Indianapolis most of his life. om. CARLISLE SON CHAPEL, carried upstairs In choir by employes of funeral home, who had brought her Mooresville. Friends rnuy cull at Ihe home from hospital, the chair Broke, chapel. ond appellant tell to floor, and she Instituted octlon tor personal Inluries MURT Emma, 73 years.

1679 4IHC44 BURRIS, Mrs. Anna CLARKSOI4, Mrs. Cora Lee DFMINC, Mrs Mary Esther FARLEY, Mr. William H. (Bud) KRAUSE, Mr.

Hairy E. (Splvy) RAMZFL. Mrs. Mlnnn M. (Jacobs) SNYDER, Mr.

George M. initir ol Mrs Ada Kaull oileaedlv caused by negligence In hold to 70 to to 73 ssssasj 'pay to I to 00 Allen I'Ulk. Oiunil- ing chair, which they knew or should mniher nf Miss Carol Murt, Whillier, hnv known was not desianea tor pur. pose, ond that they failed to Inspect al passed uwny weanesnny. Friends may rail of Ihe JORDAN For the last year, Mr.

had been a security rhnir before olacina appellant in II FUNI RAL HOMF, 2478 F. IWh Appellont's motion for new trial slated there wns error ol law in that on examination the following took place, FUNFRAL HOME, 2478 luin sr. Frlrtcw. Uc T. in.

1U rn. nt luneral home, 9 a SS. Peter ond then there follows the question nnd Paul Cathedral. Friends In objection and ruling. A specification vited.

Burial Crown Hill. of errors at law does not present guard at Stout Field. He was a member of the Hilton U. Brown American Legion Post and the Nashville (Ind.) Masonic Lodge. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m.

Saturday in 1 Death Notices NICHOLAS Esther (Stella), 51 N. erroneous odmisslon of ond It is not possible to ascertain whether It Ij the wrongful odmlssion of tvldenct swnuntt. user of Kutn riatieiv cis Hospital. She was born at Little York, and had lived here 46 years. She was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Satur knmn. Helen Jonas. Doreltg Burk- AHLEMEYER Oils, age 77, of hnrt. Florence Mellin and or the Improper overruling or or nblectlort to a auestion, or the erron 2, Poland, passed away Wednesday p.m., husband of Bessie; father ot Claude; stepfather ol OHs Sanders Henry E.

Sellg, also survived by nnd nenhewi. Dossed away eous overruling of the motion to strike Services Saturday, 10 the answer or sustaining, morion io strike certain remarks of counsel from 1 Speedway Funeral and Arthur Sanders; I grand a J. C. WILSON CHAPI OF ol the Totol Bid Pric as a guar, antee that the bidder. It awarded a contract, will, within ten (10) consecutiv calendar days, oiler being given written notice of such award, enler Into a written con tract with Ihe Board ot Trustees, Waterworks Department, City ot Evansville, Indiana, In accordance with fhe accepted bid ond give a peitormance ond payment bond satisfactory to said board In a sum at least equal to 1h Total Bid Prlr.

On October 4, I960, at 00 o'clock A.M. and starling al th water filtration plant, a member of th Waterworks Deportment will conduct tour during which th xlstlnrj fncllllles ond equipment to be furnished by the Waler-works Department may be Inspected by th bidders. No bidder may withdraw his Hd within thirty (JO) calendar days after dot set for the opening thereof unless written request to withdraw is made to fhe Board ol Trustees, Waterworks Deportment, and such request Is received by Its secretory prior to th tlm set tor opening bids. No oward of a contract will made until Ihe necessary Investigations ot the qualifications and responsibility ot the low bidders hav been mode Any award of a contract is contingent upon the sale of the bond issu which will be prepared lor this proiecl. All bids must be submitted on forms furnished by the Waterworks Department ond must conform In oil respects with lh r.

qulremenls of the Slate Board of Accounts of the Slate ot Indiana. The deportment reserves the right to reiect any and all bids or to accept bids on part of lh schedules offered and reiect bids on part thereof. BOARD OF TRUSTf F.5, WATERWORKS DEPARTMENT, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA ATTEST' Karer' Randolph Wolther, Sec rtarf record. The generality of 'he specification daughter. Funeral services Saturday 2 pm.

Willi AKL FU THF CHIME. 5 Friends inviteu. In none Hants motion tor new trial Friends may call at Ihe Chapel. NERAL HOME, Clovedaie. defeats Its own purpose and leaves 1he court in doubt what is Intended to be Home, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery.

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Edna Sanders; a NORMAN James og 33, 117 Livingston, husband of Bertha AKER-Minnl 2822 N. Denny wife ot Samuel R. Buker, snerifled. Severn! specifications dealt wnrmcm.

father of Barbara Jean mother of Miss Julia Wendell with the admissibility of evidence relating to aeneral custom ond practice in the 5, and Dexter R. Boker; grand son, Richard Sanders of trade, and whl'e appellant admits of mulher ot 3. great grandmother ol the rule of evidence, states that it Norman, steplather ot Charles Peters, son ol Mr. ond Mrs, lea Normon, brother of R. ond Rob-erf O.

Nnrrnun, Mrs. Eva Vlehe, Mrs. Phllls Jackson and Miss Retlv Normcin, passed oway Tues- 8, sister of Wiliotd Smith, departed this life Wednesday, og 75, Services sublert to aualiflcations, but such nsserted oualifications of rule were not Saturday, Oct. t. pt modhf a made basis of obiertions, None of the KIRK NORTHEAST CHAPEL, 25M day in Moore and Kirk Northeast Chapel, with burial in Lincoln Memory Gardens.

Survivors include the husband, Vance L. Wood; a daughter, Mrs. Louise Zimmerman of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. May Densford of Austin; four brothers, Frank Hough- rinu s.rvict Friday 10:30 a.m., tntd nrnunds of ob ection to 'he ques Mrs. Christine G.

Bostwick, 74 years old, 3937 West Michigan Street, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. She was born at Atchison, and had lived here 33 years. She was a member of St. ChristophferC a 0 1 i Church. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 a.m.

Saturday in the G. H. Herrman Funeral Home and at 9 a.m. in St. Roch's Catholic Church.

Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Survivors include the husband, Frank H. Bostwick of Indianapolis; three daughters, Mrs. Beatrice Surge of Niles, Mrs.

Marybeth Mueller and Mrs. Dorothy Eads of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Merwick of Atchison. Mrs. Anna II.

Burris Mrs. Anna H. Burris, a fur repairer and an 80-year resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday in her home at 737 North Dequincy Street. A native of Morgantown, Mrs. Burris was a member of the Second Presbyterian Church here.

Funeral services will bs held at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Shirley Brothers Drexel Station 10 a.m. Friends invited Speedway; a daughter. Mrs. Halen L.iAusbrook of Indianapolis, and a stepson, Russell Fisher of Nineveh.

Mrs. Martha Paddock iic in me vny nun in said v.ny until 10 00 a.m. (C.S.I.) on Ihe 2lh day of Oclubei, IV6u, ol which tun such proposals will be publicly opened ond read aloud, and on owurd niaue tor the purchase ot bona of the Indianapolis Sumlaty District, designated as 'Sanitary District Bonds ol Iv6u, Third In Ihe amount ot Six Hundred Ninety Thousand Dollars bearing Interest at a tale not to ex eed four and one half per cent ') Pr annum (Ihe exact rol to be determined by bidding), which interest will be payable on July 1, 1962, and semiannually therealter. Said bonds will be dated October 1, HoO, numbered trorn 1 to 60 Inclusive, In Ihe denomination of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) each, and will mature as follows: S23.000 On January 1, 1763, antf S73.0U0 on Jonuary 1 In earn ot Ihe years thereafter to and including January 1, Principal ond Interest of smd bonds will be payable in the oltire ot the Treasurer ol Morion County, Ex officio Treasurer ot the Indianapolis Sanitary District, the City of Indianapolis. Bonds will be In bearer form with coupons at tarhed, not registrable either cs to principal or interest, ond not redeemable prior to maturity.

Eoch bid must be tor all uf said bonds ond state a single rate of Interest therefor, not exceeding four and onehalf per cent per annum, expressed in multiples of one eighth (') of one per cent (1), The oward will be made to the highest qualified bidder who has submitted his bid In acrordanre with this notice. The highest bidder will be the one who oilers th lowest net Interest cost, to determined by computing the total Interest at the bid rate on all of the bonds to their maturities onu deducting therelrom the premium bid, If any. All bids must be submitted In sealed envelopes morked "Bid for Sanitary District Bonds of I960, Third1 and each bid must be accompanied bv a certified or cashier's check In on amount equal to one per cent (1) of the fore value of the bonds, poyable to the "Department of Public Sanitation, City of Indianapolis." In the event the bidder to whom said bond are owarded shall fall or refuse to accept treiivery of the same as herein provided, said check and the pro-reeds thereof shall become the property of said Department of Public Sanitation, and shall be considered as liquidated damages Browing out ot such default. The checks of unsuccessful bidders will be returned Immediately foilowmq the award of the bonds. The bonds, will be ready for delivery within thirty (30) days after the dat cn which the oward Is mode.

The sic-cesstul bidder will be requires to make payment for ond accept delivery of said bonds at such bank in fh City of Indianapolis, Indiana, or the City of Chicago, MMno's, cs he shall designate In writing to the City Controller, within five (5) days after being notified that the bonds ore ready for delivery. Said bonds are being Issued under the provisions of Chapter 157 of the Acts of 1917, ond the rets omendafory thereof and iupple-mental thereto, for the purpose of providing funcnt to pay the cost of the purchase, construction ard Installation of on Interceptor sewer, designated as th "Foil Creek Interceptor Sewer, Arlinaton Extension, 46lh Street Bronrh," and to pay the cost of constructing certoih Garage, Repair, Storage and Administrative Facilities, In solar Sanitary District, and to pa all th Incidental expenses necessarily incurred in connection therewith. Said bonds are not a corporate obligation or Indebtedness of the City of Indianapolis but or obligations at the Indianapolis Sanitary District, as a special taxing district, which District Includes oil the territory within the corporate boundaries of th City of Indianapolis ond certain territory outsid ot soid corporal boundaries, Th Interest ond principal of said bonds are payable out of a special unlimited ad valorem tax to levied ond collected on all of the taxable property within said District and be set aside In special Sanitary District Bond Fund. The unqualified approving opinion of Ross, McCord, Ice Miller, bond counsel ot Indianapolis, Indiana, toqether with a transcript of the bond proceedings, printed bonds, and closing certificates in usual form showino no lltioation, CONKLL FUNFRAL HOME, 4924 W. 16th SL Friends Invited.

BARE -Mrs. Myrfle, no 6S years, of Jasonville, died Thursday a.m., wile of Baxter Bate; mother ot PADDOCK-Mrs. Martha Lewis, 5401 Hon is argued In briet, ond this court cannot In order to reverse, determine on issue or contention not presented below. The opinion discusses other matters pertaining to the admissibility of evidence. Appellant contends error In the giving ot certain Instructions but does not state In motion for new trial Graceland, mother ot Miss Harriett lyl Bare, Anderson ond Mrs.

Pnddcuk. sis ot Mr. james n. Margel Zukuntp, Bedlnrd. Funeral Lewis, passed awuy Thursday.

Serv services, LANAHAN FUNERAL Mrs. Martha L. Paddock, 82 land of Indianapolis; Elmer ices Saturday, II a.m., rLricrx BUCHANAN FALL CREEK HOMiE, Jasonville, Saturday 10.30 that such Instructions were given over a.m. L.S.I. Friends Invited.

MORTUARY, Fnnds may coll attr ncifir nherton. The various insiruc Houghland of Connersville, Everett Houghland of Grand noon Friday. BEAUCH AMP Donald, age 2, Brownsburg. husband of Leona RAM7EL-Mrs. Minni M.

(Jacobs) father ot Steven and Michoel; son Raoids. and John tions are discussed, ond states that there was no error in the jiving of Ihe instructions, ond certain Instructions were no more repitltioui than those nnrntiv mven In tort cases. The court of Woodland, mother ot years old, 5401 Graceland Avenue, died yesterday in an Indianapolis nursing home. She was born in Clay County and had lived in Indianapolis 13 years. She was a mem Of Mr.

ond Mrs. Cerll Beaut homp; brother ot Mrs. LaDonna Rondel FJmer Skagat. sister of Loren, nod Andv Duncan. Mrs.

tiennnr Rolierts ond Mrs. Louno by Instruction 22 withdrew Issue as to Mrs. Dorothy Patterson, Charles and Miss Patty Beauchamp, passed th manner of ftina chair, i ne allega Judy, passed oway Monday. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p.m.. tram SHIRLEY BROTHERS DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E.

10th St. Calling ber of Meridian Street Metho awoy. sevires JONtS MAT' THEWS MORTUARY, Brownsburg, Saturday, 10 a.m. Friends invited. Friends may call ot 1h morljaiy, tion ot the complaint Is composed ot a negative and positive averment, alleging oppellee neglected to lift chair In safe way because they lifted from back and front legs, and this negative nverment went fo the lury under a dist Church.

any time. Houghland of Austin. Mrs. Esther Nicholas Funeral services for Mrs. Esther Nicholas, who died Tuesday in her home at 21 North Walcott Street, will be held at 10 a.m.

Saturday in BilSEL-Etta Florence, 5830 Cen- SMOCK-Waltr W. Acton, md, heinved brother of Aretta Smock, Funeral services wil be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in Flan nrerertma oaroarooh, ond no norm Bertha Beton and Claude Smock, couid have been done by withdrawing rvn.sert away Wednesday r.rw. trot Ave. Widow of Marvin A mother of Wm.

Robert E. and Marvin L. Beisel. Grandmother ol 7, departed this ill Tuesday, aue 71, Services Friday, Oct. 1 at MOOHE KIRK COLONIAL the other allegation from the lury.

There was evidence to show that the Friends may call at th ROBERT ner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Burial will be in uu STIH NC. f-LJNtiKAL. nurvc, manner of lifting chair was done in nenernl custom and practice approved, A'tnn niter nnon Friday. Funeral CHAPEL, College ot Fairfield, 10 Highland Lawn Cemetery at J.

C. Wilson Chapel of the services 10.30 am. Saturday at the funeral horn In Aclon. Frlnds a.m. Friends Invited.

Short services Terre Haute. Farmers Chapel Church, Bunnell invited. Cmelery 12 noon. and there was no evidence that sale and propr manner was bv lilting directly on seat ot chair. There was no error In giving instruction 22.

Nor was there error in refusing certain instructions. Appellant has not borne SAMnFRt-Clvde aae il, 4911 Chimes. Burial will be in. Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs.

Nicholas, 73 years old. Chapel, with burial in Crown BOSTWICK-Chrisline, 74 years, 3937 Survivors include a daughter, Miss Harriet Paddock of Indianapolis, and a brother Rockville husband ol Edna, fnthr nf Miss Helen L. Ausbrook Hill Cemetery. W. Michigan, beloved wife ot Frank Bostwick, mother of Beatrice Surge, Mary Beth Mueller, Dorothy and Richard Sanders, steplather of out burden of establishing error, ana therefore ludgment must be affirmed.

This Is long opinion and should be Russell Fishr, passea away inun- Surviving are two daugh James H. Lewis of Spring toas, sister oi Finabetn Merwick rtnj serv res Vifuraav. 4U passed oway Thursday. Funeral ters, Mrs. Ruth J.

Newport CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 4975 Saturday, 8:30 a.m.. ot th G. Th Division of Public Works ond Supply, acting for th Stat of Indiana, will oiler al public sale on the following date, the following pare! ot Ihe designated location ond ot the legal tlm as prescribed by acts of the Legislature. Tippecanoe County U-82V October 14, 1960 10.00 A.M.-Located on corner of Fourth and Union Lafayette, equipment used In the operation of m'lk piont: 550 gallon Jensen coll vat, stain-uss steel vacuum pan, milk pumps JO0 gallon storage lank, botti tillers, conveyors, 1200 gallon ho-mogenier. 300 gallon pasteurizer.

2O0O gallon milk sloroge tank, bat-II washers, ug washer, seperolor. 3000 gallon cold storage tank, con-densors, compressors, water softening system, salt lanks, and other equipment used In th procsjina of milk; also. A tram hous. located approxl. moteiy SO' north of Union Street on Fifth Lofayett.

Ind. Formerly owned by Shrman Whit Co. Esc. 11 TERMS OF SALE Sal will be for Cosh, Certified Chck or Cashlr's Chck or Bonk Draft mad payable to th TREASURER OF THE STATE OF IN-DIANA. Cash deposits of S25 00 will be required on each purchase ot th llm ol oward os a binder in th ynt th purchaser desires to poy by Bank Draft or Certified Check.

The said $25.00 will be refunded upon receipt of Bank Draft, Certified Check or Money Order covering Ihe omounf of bid. W. li'h. Friends invnea. rcienui HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, may coll.

and Mrs. Naomi McCombs; a sister, Mrs. Ellet Dickmeyer, 1505 S. East 9 am, al St, Roch Church. Friends Invited.

read by those Interested. SUPERIOR COURT DIVORCE SUITS -Room 1-Wando f. Loncar vi. Robert F. ton ear.

SEYLER-Mrs. Bertha (Grah) of 1415 Sturm wlf of Mr. William Recitation ot Rosary Friday, 7.30 p.m. S.uler. nunt ot Mrs.

Attrea LUXens, all of Indianapolis; a brother, Louis Brown of Greenwood, field, III. Walter W. Smock Funeral services for Walter W. Smock, 85 years old, Acton, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the Stirling Funeral Home at Acton.

Cre Mr. William C. Doneison and sv-mi nther meces and nephews. BURKE Curtis E.r 5110 Central: and 11 grandchildren. husband of Mabel; father of Calvin Curtis Burke; grandfather of 2, de Kathleen Stamm vj.

Michael J. Stomm, Dardantlla Darthard vs. Charles Darth- passed awoy Wednesday. Services Saturday, 10 a.m., FLNNE? BUCHANAN FALL CREEK. MORTU parted this lit Tuesday, aa 77, Strvices Friday, Oct.

7. at MOORE ARY. Friends invnea. ard. -Room 1- AND KIRK COLONIAL CHAPEL, College at Fairfield, 2 p.m.

Friends Russell C. Story cuvriFR Geara husband ot Ralph Hoss Rlnglespaugh vs. Mary invited. Blanch L. Snyder; brother of Beu was the widow of George H.

former dealer in real estate and insurance, who died last November. She was a supervisor in the office of the former Kingan and retiring in 1939 after over 20 years' service. She was born at Madison and came to Indianapolis 60 years ago. Surviving are a brother, Henry E. Selig of Madison; and four sisters, Mrs.

Ruth Gagelskamp of Indianapolis, Mrs. Helen M. Jonas of Buffalo, N.Y., Mrs. Doretta Burk-hart of Sarasota, Fla. and Mrs.

Florence Mellin of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Georgia Eddy Ellen Ringlespough. Lettie Smith vs. Joseph Smith.

mation will follow. Mr. Smock died Wednesday BURRII-Mrs, Anna age 85 Russell C. Story, 62 years lah Odenweioer. tasion, ru.

Crirtnj 1 trnm SHIRLEY years, 737 N. DeQuincv, mother BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 old, 5856 Village Plaza, North Bottle Lee Cole vs. Charles R. Colt.

-Room J- of Mrs. Rulh J. Newport ond Mrs. E. Wash.

St. coning any nme. Drive, died yesterday in his C. 62 Yars, 58S6 Nellie Royer vs. James E.

Royer. Naomi Mccombs, Indianapolis, sister of Mrs. Ellet Dickmeyer, Indianapolis and Louis Brown, Greenwood, 11 grandchildren, home. Village PI. N.

husband ot Mrs. Florence M. Story, father of Mr. Beftv Slandlfer, Kansas City Tommle L. Bacon vs.

LeNa Bacon. Beay Leroy vs. Marvin E. Leroy. Ruth Nelson vs.

Arnold R. Nelson. -Room 4- Mr. Story, a lifelong resident Mo steofalher ot Mrs. Delores Fnoch.

Mrs. Frances Mohr, Mrs. State Highway Department of Indiana PupHc Works ond Supply. of Indianapolis was a veteran passea away ihursday. Funeral Saturday, 3 p.m., trom SHIRLEY BROS DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E.

lOtti St. Calling after 4 p.m. Dollit Rascoe vs. Eddie M. Ras Poultn Koskey and Paul Weaver nit of tv.

also several step-grana- of World War II and a member of Grace Methodist Church. coe. rhiiriren, rxissed away Thursday. Elsie Marie. Jaynts vs.

Raymond Earl l.Lr lun lUNVVAT Auctioneer WM, G. HIGBURO Deputy Director HAROLD PRINDLE Soles Supervisor CLARKSON-Cora Lee, ag 73 yrs ot 5310 Burgess mother of Friends may call at th JORDAN Jaynes CIIUPOAI HOMF. 7478 k. Utn 5T. Beatrice Lavernt Lowry vs.

Clifford Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the t.merni Saturday. OCT, rn, iu ju Ray Lowry. a m. Friends Invited.

Burial crown Goldn S. Connelte vs. Charles M. Con- in a Fountaintown nursing home. A retired farmer, he was a member of Brookfield Baptist Church near Acton and was a lifelong resident of Marion County.

Survivors include two sisters, Miss Aretta Smock and Mrs. Bertha Belton, and a brother, Claude Smock, all of Acton. Indiana Deaths Elwood Lee Clymer, 50. Jasonville Mrs. Myrtle Bare, 68.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notlc hereby aiven that sealed Hill. Jordan Funeral Home, with nettt. -Room s- van BRIGGLE-Nannie, 78 beiovd wife of th lat Elia Van Comellus Luttrell vs. Violet Vivian bids tor th purchas of th following matrlois will be received by th Chif of Procurmnt and Supply ot the Stat Highway Depart- Rrlaa (Bedford, sister ot Funeral services for Mrs. Georgia Noble Eddy.who died Wednesday at Bloomington, Lucille Brunk.

William Polen, sev Mabu C. Hilton vs. Thomas Hilton. eral nieces and nephews, passea m. uennis Lowell James Roy F.

ond Donald E. Clarkson, Cathrln Glvlden, Indianapolis, Mrs. Opal Young, New Albany, and Helen Mock, Sugar Grove, 21 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren, sister of Mrs Ruth Llenhoot, Indianapolis and Mrs. Jessi Burbrlnk, Columbus, and John Marqugrt, New Albany, passed away Wednesday. Srvic Saturday 3 p.m.

from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St. Calling anytlm.

(New Albany papers pleas copy.) BURNETT-Tnomos ag 38, of 218 N. Relsner, husband, ot Mar- Anno B. Smith vs. Wjllit Troy Smith. away Thursday, Graveside servic 111., will be held at 2:30 p.m.

CIRCUIT COURT menr oi inoiana, at nis uttice, 102 North Senal Indianapolis 9, Indiana on th 13th of October until 9:00 a.m. Legal Time, at which tlm they will publicly opened ond read: burial In Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Florence M. Story; a daughter, three stepdaughters, a stepson, and several step-grandchildren.

Mrs. William Seyler Saturaay, a.m. ics.i.i, Greenhlll Cemtry, Bedford, Ind. Friends mov call et th G. H.

Saturday in the Burkhart Fu Fronds W. Smith vs. lola M. Smith, HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East Friday, 4 to 10 neral Home at ureenwooa Burial will be in the Green-wood Cemetery.

p.m. INVITATION NO. M61-108, Field Painting of Steel Structure, a Two Span Steel Bridge over the West Fork of White River on SR. No. 431-Sec.

"LL," at North dg of Vital Statistics BIRTHS Coleman Hospital Jasper Mrs. Theresia Kraft, will be furnished ot the expense of the Sanitary District. No conditional bid or bids in an amount less than th face valu of said bonds, plus accrued Interest. If any, at the Interest rote nomert In th bid, will be considered. Th right Is reserved to reiect any ond oil bids.

In the event no satisfactory bid Is received on th dot ond at th time i fixed1, th sale will continued' from day to day thr-aftr without further advertisement, for 0 period of thirty (30) days, buf If so continued, no bid will accepted which is lower than th highest b'd received ot th tlm fixed for the sale In this notlc. Further information relative to th Indianapolis Sanitary District may be obtained upon ooollcatlon to the undersioned City Controller. Hated this 7th day of October, 1964. ALBERT H. LOSCHE, City Controller City of tndianapalis LEGAL NOTICEOPUBLIC HEARING Public Servlc Commission of Indiana Docket No.

26853 In th matter ot the petition of Indiana Telephon Corporation for authority to xpeno approximately 1756.500 to convert Its Madison, Indiana, exchange to outomatlc dial operation and to mak other lm. provements at said exchong end affecting various other exchanges. Notlc Is hereby given that th Public Servlc Commission of Indiana will conduct public heorlna In this eous in th Rooms of th Commission, 401 Stat Hons, Indl- WILSOH-John Albert, formerly of R. Madison, entered Ipto rest Wtdntsday, ag 80, husband of Emma V. Wilson, fathr of Ida Mai Calland, Opal Rice, and James Funeral" services for Mrs.

Mrs. Eddy was a former resident of Greenwood, having moved recently to Blooming- 86. Bertha G. Seyler, 70 years old, Mooresville Wendell Albert Wilson, grandfather of Jack Boys-William and LoVonne Basfnoqle ana James Biax. services t-riaay 10:30 a.m.

HARRY W. MOORE lory, fother of Melyin and Mary, stepfather of Morgl ond Michoel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bur, nett, brother of Lawrenc, Mrs, Dorothy Dolsson, Kalherlne McCoy, Jannett Cassiro and Mary Margaret Accomondo, passed oway. Funeral GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME, 1601 E.

New York, Saturday, 10 a m. Burial Floral Park. Friends Invited. ton. 111.

She was 67 years old, Leo and Myrna Fang, Harold and Janic Glafi. Moore, Arthur Gregory. PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Mich Girls-Vaughn and Rosa! Jenklnson St. Friends wlcom.

She was a member of the Creenwood Methodist Church New Castle Mrs. Myrle Detmer, 40; John Hale, 73; Community Hospital WOOD-Grac. J165 N. Linwood. Bovs-Dol and Patricia Herrlngton, and the Greenwood chapter of Robert ond Mary Schuck, Mohomod ond Cleo C.

Swing, 68. Ramona Partow, David and Patrlc inaianapons, inaiana. INVITATION NO. M61-109, 1 Sioper, furnished and ottached to Stat owned Motor Grader, FOB: Greenfield, Indiana. INVITATION NO.

M61-110, 1 Automatic Printing Calculator, for Bureau ot Materials and Tests, 532 W. Market Indianapolis, Indiona. INVITATION NO. Mil-Ill, Con-struction of Traffic Signal System ot th intersection of U.S. No.

i (North ST.) and SR. No. 3, E. Jet. (Mam also Installation of mast arm mounted radar detectors at east and wst approaches fo Intersection, KendaMvlll, Indiana.

Bids will be submitted upon standard proposal form. STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA, John Peters, Chairman. WILLIAM HIGBUR3 Purchasing Division the Order of Eastern Star. McCarthy. Orvlll and Carolyn Reeve, DEMING-Mrs.

Mary Esther, og 17, of Phoenix, mothr of Shelbyville Fred John Elias, 71; Mrs. Andy Smith, 1415 Sturm Avenue, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday In Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Seyler died yesterday in Community Hospital.

She was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. The husband, William Seyler, Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Charles and Barbara Harper, Jerry and Gwendolyn Cooper. Girls-Charles and Sharon Hln, Albert and Sandra Applegote, Jess and Teresa wit of Vonc L. Wood, mother ot Mrs.

Louis Zlmmrmon, gran, mother of 3, great-great grandmother ol 3, sister of Mrs, May Densford, Frank, Elmer, Evrtf and John Houghland, departed this llf Thursday, ag SI. Services Saturday, Oct. I. at tho MOORE AND KIRK NORTHEAST CHAPEL, 2530 Station St.i PM. Friends Invited.

Thomas Deming, Muncie, Mrs. Emily R. Trfi, Indlonapolls, Mrs. Vesta Spltler, Jacksonville, and Mrs. Maroartt Wiggins, Phoenix, Kathleen Bowen of Blooming 73; Mrs.

Richard Wilcoxon, 76, Spencer Terry McGuire, 18 ton, 111., and three sisters, Mrs. jennes, Noroerr ana Lortiei Herman and Helen Dalton, Robert and Arli. awayTutsday. Funeral Saturdav. 1 p.m., from SHIRLEY Petersburg Mrs.

Dela M. T. E. Mclntyre, Mrs. George Martha Buchanan, Donald and Jean Mc BROS.

IRVING MILL CHAPEL S377 Gladish, 77. Garver, and Mrs. John Haven, Auley, Billy and Greta Hlnkl. Marlon County General Hospital e. Washington St, Colling after Want-Ads, ME 8-2411 Poland Otis Ahlemeyer, 72.

all of Indianapolis, (. in am. saturoav, ij oy-Emn7 ond Eiois Murray,.