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-ft IH II THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR I n.r r'--T 7K1Tt- TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1976 PAGE 27 OBITUARIES Death Notices Funeral Notices 1 Death Notices Public Notices Public Notices kSTIcE flr Issuance 'id ORDER TO DEMOLISH ALBAN Bruce H. National Mcintosh, Fraternity Secretary, Dies At SI NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that The Health and Hoaoita Corporation Marion County will accept seeled bida on the following. In office at 1941 City-County Building, Indianapolis, Indiana until the hour of P.M. EST August 11, 1976 at which time said bids will be publicly opened read. Specifications are available at the same address.

-BID FOR: CEILING MOUNT-ED U-SHAPED TRACK WITH TROLLY 4' AND ACCESSORIES OR EQUAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS: Bids must be submitted only on Form 95 (es prescribed by lha State Board of Accounts), said form completed In every detail. All bids must be accompanied by Bid Bond or Certified Check, peyable to The Health and Hospital Corporation of Marlon County, an amount of five percent of totel amount of bid. The Health and Hospital Corporation of Merlon County reserves the right to reject any and-or all bios. THE HEALTH AND HOSPITAL CORPORATION OF MARION COUNTY Richard H. Shake.

Purchasing Director 1-3, 10 Bruce H. Mcintosh, 81, Carmel, former national, secretary 'of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, died yesterday in St. Vincent Hospital. Born at Green- ROSEBOOM Thelma Foye Roseboom, age 66, 55t Riverside Holly Hill, formerly of mother of John E. Roseboom, daughter 1 of Florence Eaton, sister of Eddy Ray Eaton and Edna Mae Crl-bler, 2 grendchlldren, passed away Sunday.

Services Wednesday, 2:30 p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 492S W. 16th St, Friends Invited. Friends may call at funeral home after 7 p.m. Tuesday, SCHUSTER Frank J. Schuster, 19 years, passed away at Fori Lauderdale, beloved father of Francis J.

end Mrs. Paul J. (Mary Louise) Krltsch, grandfather of Mrs. Peggy Guiek, F. Dan Krltsch, Mrs.

Ellen Jensen, Diane and Carol Schuster, 4 great-grandchildren, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m. at the G. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVENUE FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison 10 a.m., St.

Mark Church. Friends may call alter 4 p.m., Wednesday. SHEPHERD Mr. Melvin F. ihes.d, 602S Evanston, husband of M'S.

A. Shepherd, father of Mrs. Shirley Deffendall, Mrs. Rebecca ua Detroit Diasel Allison Division, General Motors Corporation during World War II and later served as safety director at L.S. Ayres Co.

A specialist in hybridizing day lilies, he was president of the Indiana Day Lily Society. He established two scholarships for undergraduate members of the DePauw Lambda Chi chapter. He served in the Army Signal Corps in World War I. SURVIVORS INCLUDE his widow, Mrs. Ethel Boyle Mcintosh, and his son, George M.

Mcintosh of Lake Worth, Fla. castle, he was a graduate of De-Pauw University and a charter member of the DePauw chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha. He became national secretary for Lambda Chi in 1920, a position he held until 1942. He established the first general offices of the fraternity at Kingston, which later was moved to Wilkes-Barre, and then to Indianapolis. He was president of the Secretaries' Association of the National Intrafraternity Conference.

Mr. Mcintosh served as secretary of the Lake Forest (111.) Country Fair and worked for the City News Bureau of Chicago during summers while an undergraduate at DePauw. He worked for the J. Roland Kay Company, an international advertising company, at Chicago, and attended the Art Institute of Chicago. MR.

MCINTOSH served two terms as chairman of the board of Woodruff Place, and was a member of the board of directors of the Ashland (later First Federal) Savings and Loan Association 40 years. He worked as a safety inspector for Robert Alan McCoy Memorial services for Robert Alan McCoy, 19, 4019 East 79th Street, will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in St. Peter's United Church of Christ, Carmel. Burial will be in Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery at Huntington.

He died Sunday in St. Vincent Hospital of injuries suffered Aug. 1 in a car accident. A native of Chicago, he had lived here the last two years with his family at the 79th Street address. A 1975 graduate of North Central High School, he was assistant manager of the Thorn McAn shoe store in Washington Square.

He was a member of First Congregation Church at Webster Grove, Mo. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. McCoy; his brothers, James and Jeffery McCoy both at home, and Richard McCoy of St.

Louis, and his grandmothers, Mrs. Elizabeth McCoy of Huntington and Mrs. Eleanor Schultz of St. Cloud, Minn. Mrs.

Lester L. Bickett Services for Mrs. Lester L. (Esther Evans) Bickett, 81, formerly of Indianapolis, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Flanner and Buchanan Speedway Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.

She died Sunday in Clinton County Hospital at Frankfort. A native of Linden, Mrs. Bickett lived here 50 years before movjng to Frankfort. Her husband, the Rev. Mr.

Bickett, is former a of Clermont United Methodist Church. She was a member of Speedway United Methodist Church and was a past worthy matron and 50-year member of Linden Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. Survivors, in addition to her husband, include her son, William W. Evans of Speedway. Melvin F.

Shepherd Services for Melvin F. Shepherd, 75, 6028 Evanston Avenue, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary, with burial in Sutherland Park Cemetery. A 63-year Indianapolis resident, he died Sunday in Community Hospital. Born at Greenville, he was a painter for 40 years, including 15 years for Circle City Decorating Company.

He retired in 1971. He was a member of Northminster Presbyterian Church and the Painters' and Decorators' Union, Local 47. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Violet A. Shepherd, and two daughters, Mrs.

Richard (Shirley Deffendall of Indianapolis and Mrs. Charles (Rebecca Sue) Schmidt of Portland, Ore. Mrs. Guy McCombs Services for Mrs. Guy J.

(Naomi Esther) McCombs, 76, 1611 Finley Avenue, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Farley West Morris Street Chapel, with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery. She died Sunday while attending Christ The body has been donated to the Indiana University Medical Center, with memorial services to be conducted later in the year at Greencastle. Private funeral services will be held. Contributions can be made to the Bruce Mcintosh Scholarship Fund of Xi Chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha, in care of Charles S.

Frick, 8741 Founders Road, Indianapolis. Mrs, James H. Smith Mrs. James H. (Molly Smith, 43, 5153 Rowney Street, died yesterday at St.

Francis Hospital Center. She was born at Mary Oaks, and lived here most of her life. Smith was a waitress 25 and worked at Moose Lodge 17 the last five years. She was a member of Hansing Park Christian Church. Services will be held at 1 p.m.

Wednesday at Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery. Survivors, in addition lo her husband, include two daughters, Army PFC Becky Jo Smith of Washington state and Miss Joyce Karen Smith of Indianapolis; a son, Charles (C.B,) Smith, and her mother, Mrs. Laverne Jones, both of Indianapolis. Mrs. Nelson Baker Services for Mrs.

Nelson (N. Jane) Baker, 53, 749 Worchester Avenue, will be held at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday In Dorsey-Feeney Mortuary and at noon in St. Bernadette Catholic Church, of which she was a member. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.

She died Sunday in Methodist Hospital. Mrs. Baker, a Michigan native, had lived here 27 years. She was a member of the Women's Council of the church, Moose Lodge 11 Auxiliary and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2999 Auxiliary. Survivors, In addition to her husband, include her daughter, Mrs.

Joyce M. Mitchell, and two sons, Stephen and Dennis Baker, all of Indianapolis; and her mother, Mrs. Nellie Westbrook of Greenfield, Mass. Mrs. Nadine Derleth Services for Mrs Nadine E.

Derleth, 77, Kissuiimee, formerly of Indianapolis, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in Flarmer and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary. Burial arrangements are incomplete. She died Sunday in Community Hospital. A native of Sparta, 111., Mrs.) Derleth lived here most of her life.

She was employed by William H. Block Company as a cashier, retiring In 1962. She was the widow of Fred Derleth. Mrs. Crutchfield Services for Mrs.

Garner (Mattie Bell) 64, 7083 Rue de Nancy, will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in Stuart Mortuary, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. She died Sunday at home. Mrs. Crutchfield was born at Owens-boro, and had lived here 35 years.

She was a member of Mount Olive Baptist Church. Survivors, in addition to her husband, include her daughter, Mrs. Ramona Simpson Hooten of Indianapolis. Mr. William 6.

Allan, age 50 years, beloved husband of Mary Frances Alban, father of Becky Jo Frelle, son of Vera Watson AIDen, brother of Mrs. Mary Elisabeth Leamon, end Mrs. Patricia Ann Reno. Funeral Tuesday Auq. iu.

II a.m. rUNtRAL HOME, 2313 W. Wash St. Inter. ment Floral Park Cemetery.

6AKER Mrs. N. Jane Baker, 53 years, of 749 Worcester, wife of Mr. Nelson O. Baker, city, mother of Mrs.

Joyce Mitchell, Greenfield, rvir. orepnen baiter, city ana Mr. Dennis Baker, daughter ot Mrs. Nellie Westbrook, Greenfield, granocniidren, sister ot Mrs. Pauline Yancey.

Clarksvllle. Mrs. Frances Bemler, Greenfield. Mrs. El zabelli Kittell, Clayton, Mrs.

Kutn norrron, Ariz. Mrs. inns Julian, Grand Rapids, Mr. Richard Westbrook, Ionia, Mr. John Let Westbrook.

Muir. passed away Sunday. Serv ice wrannooy, 1 1 JU a.m.. DORSEY-FEENEY MORTUARY, 3925 E. New York fol lowed oy Mess of the Resurrection, 19 noon.

St. Bernantte Catholic Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call after 12 noon Tuesday. Parish rrayers a p.m.

luesoay. BICKETT Mrs, Esther Evans Bickett, formerly of Tare Court, wile of Rev. Lester L. Bickett, mother of William W. Evans, 2 granddaughters and 3 arnat-flrxnrirhlltlMn.

away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday afternoon, 1 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN SPEEDWAY MORTUARY, 5950 N. High School Rd. Friends may call after p.m. luesoay.

BUNNELL M. C.I HiM t-an a. duiiiivii, jv VV. nusoana of Mrs. Beatrice Bunnell, father of Mrs.

Wll- Mam I mummr (.,,... Mrs. Delores Burger, grandfather or uougias cneryi a. and Lynn K. Lawyer, Lisa A.

and Wendy J. Burger, passed away Klmri.i, Eunr.l Ing, 10 O'clock, FLANNER DUl-HMNMN SKttOWAr MOR. TUARY, 2950 N. High School Rd Friends Invited. CARPENTER Stella Carpenler, R.t, Plainfield, v.

vanillic, iiiuiiic! ui Anna Lou Wilson, William, Earl, Lloyd mivciiibi, i3icr or Lloyd Rose end Betty Rader, half-sister of Charlie Green Rose, Pearly Hobbs and Dellie Vlckers, several grandchildren, passed away 6unday. Services Tuesday, 2 p.m., CARLISLE ft SON FUNE3AL CHAPEL, Mooresrille. Friends may call. DERLETH Mrs. Nadine E.

Derleth, formerly of sister of Mrs. Dorothy Haines and Mrs. Vera Woods, aunt of Mrs. Joan Jones, Mrs. Marqaret Ann Brady, Miss Jsnet Pierce, Mr, Harry pierce, Mr.

Robert and Mr. Michael Trlssal, passed eway Sunday. I service, Wednesday afternoon, 2:30 O'clock, FLANNER 8. BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after 2 p.m., Tuesday.

DICKMAN Norma J. Dicknan, age 5 of 67 Warman wife of Val W. Dickman mother of Vel J. Dlcfcman, Rodney A. McFadden, Theodore R.

Dickman, Karen A. Gehimer and Julie K. Dickiran, sister of Irwin, Howard and Virgil Weddle, 10 grandchildren, passed away Sunday. Services Wednesday, 10 a.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, W. leth St.

Friends invited. Friends mav call. DORNEY Harold J. Dorney, age 23, 3145 Normandy husband of Aleta V. Dorney, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bobby Dornev, brother of Clyde, Douqlas, Theresa and Belinda Dorney Mrs. Mary Brown, 1 niece and 1 neohew. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., FARLEY WEST MORRIS STREET CHAPEL, 10 a.m., Assumption Catholic Church. Frienrs may call.

Rosary Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. ELLIS Mr. Howard (Hobo) Ellis, age 55, 2643 N. Delaware, husband of Arietta, father of Rlctiard. step-father of Paula, Audrey and Sharon, brother of Morton, John and Norman, passed Sunday, Services Wednesday 11 a.m., SUMMERS NORTHEAST CHAPEL.

Friends may call Tuesday 4 p.m. at the chapel. Lie rtant Small in size, but performing an important function when needed what would we do without rubtaer Classified Ads are like that tool In fact, they da more things (or more people) at lower cost than any other form of advertising! Buying selling hiring finding renting or just telling, a small, low-cost Clessified Ad will do a big. Important job toryou. It's easy to place your ad just dial 633-1212 Public Notices BICKETT, Mrs.

Esther I. BUNNELL, Mr. Earl B. DERLETH, Mrs. Nadine E.

HERIN, Mr. George D. LOWRY, Mrs. Gertrude SHEPHARD, Mr. Melvin FLANNER BUCHANAN I )eMHC4lw EWING, Mrs.

Alma B. HOWE, Miss Corrinne A. HUFFMAN, Mrs. Anna McANANY, Mrs. Mary O'GARA, Mr.

John J. RIKER, Mrs. Edith C. SMITH, Mrs. Molly J.

WARD, Mrs. Ada 1 Death Notices EWING Mrs. Alma B. Ewini, age 51 of 4317 Hoyt wife of Mr. Elmer A.

Ewlng, mother of Scott C. and Robert Allen Ewlng, Mrs. James (Pemela) Strohm. Mrs. Rick (Sherry) Eaker, Mri.

Fred (Patty) a I Mrs. (Cheryl) Walters, Mrs. William (L I a) Hargrove, sister of Mrs. David (Alta) Bough, Mrs. Charles (Audrey) Dale, Mrs.

Bert (Mildred) Hanna, Mrs. Haiel Richardson, Mrs. I a Kirk, Mrs. Betty Lou Hudnut, Mr. James G.

Frye, Mr. Gledls Frye, 6 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday, August 10, 1 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS. ISVING WILL CHAPEL, 5377 Wash. St.

Calling anytime. GENTRY Clarence W. Gentry age 60 of RR 2, Box 450, nusband of Elsie M. Gentry, fattier of Clarence W. Charles Ronald, Byron Eugene, Larry Allen end Richard Edward Gentry, 12 grand-children, 1 great-grandchild, passed away Sunday.

Services Wednesday, 1 p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL, HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. leth St. Friends Invited. Friends may call. GOLDMAN Lester G.

Goldman, passed ewey Sunday, survived by sister, Mary, uncle of Frank Goldman, William Harry Goldman, Greenwood, teveral cousins. Friends may call after 2 p.m., Tuesday, JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 242! E. 10th St. No Viewing. Services 10 a.m., Wednesday, Interment Mitchell, Ind.

HANRAHAN Sophie W. Henrahan, IS years, beloved mother of Leola Nevll, grandmother of Mrs. Undo Shad- day, Mrs. patriae feiosson, passed away Saturday. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a.m.

at the G. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVENUE FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave. Friends may call. HARLAN Ricky Allan Harlan, age 24, Greencastle, son of Mrs.

Dorothy Hall, Colo, and Warren Harlan, Greencastle, brother of Kenneth Harlan, half-brother of Melissa Hall, grandson of Ethel Llechty, Bowling Green and Mildred Reeves, Greencastle. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m., HOPKINS FUNERAL HOME GREENCASTLE CHAPEL. Friends call 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. HOLLAND Mr.

Charles E. Hoi lend, age 51, 7801 Laverne former husband of Mrs. Loral Davidson, father of Mrs. Maroaret Dellinoer, Patricia Holland, city, Mrs. Charlotte Byrnes, Mcoresville, son of Gilbert Holland, several sisters end brothers.

10 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral Thursdey. 2 p.m., FARLEY WEST MORRIS ST. CHAPEL. Friends may call after 4 p.m.

Tuesday. HOWE Miss Corinne A. Howe, 80 years, cousin of Mrs. Irene Duncan, Mr. William Dickens and Mr.

Charles Dickens. Funeral Thursday, 2:30 p.m., August 12, SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL 5377 E. Wash. St.

Calling Wednesday 3 to I p.m. McCOMBS Mrs. Naomi Esther McCombs, aoe 76, tail Finley formerly of W. wife of Guy mother of Mrs. Alice Maria Daniels, of cveaon.

Mrs. Ruth Ann Mrs. June Richards, Mrs. Anna eoraer, can, jack, Harry and Gene McCombs, city, 33 grandchildren, also 9 great-grandchildren. Funeral service Wednesday, II a.m..

FARLEY WEST MOR RIS ST. CHAPEL. Friend! may win aner i i ucsaay. O'GARA Mr. John J.

O'Gara, age 64, husband of Mrs. Belva O'Gara, son ot Mrs. Bridget O'Gara, brother of Mrs. F. A.

Wilbelm, Miss Cattierl na O'Gara, Mrs. Fred Strutner, Mrs. John Sullivan and Mr. James O'Gara. Funeral Wednesday, August 11, 10:30 a SHIRLEY BROS.

DREXEL CHAPEL, 4585 E. 10th St. 11 a.m., Little Flower Church. Parish Prayer service, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Calling 2 to 5 a 7 to 9 p.m., Tuesday.

POTTER Youree P. Potter, 70 yea's, 2475 S. Deleware, beloved husband of the late Harel Potter, father of Jon Potter, 3 grandchildren. srep-son or rvtrs. fcrna roller, brother of Ruby Suddith, Mildred Shllley, Anna Elrod.Mellle Garrison, Christine easley, Walter, William Joseph and Ernest Potter, passed away Saturday.

Funer al Wednesday, 11:30 a.m. at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNElRAL HOME, 1505 S. East St.

Friends mav can luesoay 2 to 10 p.m. RENNER Gertrude M. (Mattick) Renner, 90 years, formerly of 5217 Madison mother of Mrs. Ralph (Ge- nevieoe) pox. Mr.

Artnur e. Mattick, Greenwood, Ind. end Carl W. Mattick of Apapka, 6 grandchildren, I great-grandchildren, passed away Monday. Funeral 2 p.m, Wednesday at the N.

F. CHANCE FUNERAL HOME, 504 E. Nationel Ave. Friends cell after I p.m. Tuesday.

ROBINSON Mrs. Marie Katharine Robinson, Be years of 102 King Arthur Franklin, beloved mother of Mrs. Anna Morse, city, Herman and Karl Kroh, step-mother of Mrs. Jessie Johnson and Mrs. June Wleoer, 7 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, passed away Saturday.

Funeral Tuesday, 11:30 a.m. at the G. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVENUE FUNERAL home, 5141 Madison Ave. Fr ends may call.

Public Notices BUILDINGS ON PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE AND OF SET. TING THE TIME AND PLACE f-UR A HEARING FOR ANY ORDER NOT COMPLIED WITH Any person or corporation claiming any title, right or Interest in any of the parcels of real estate listed below by address and leoal description is hereby notified that in eecordence with the oower granted by the' Unsafe Building Lew lie 1971, en order to Demolish reletive to each parcel of real estate listed below has been Issued by the Division of Coda Enforcement requiring the demolition of the designated structures by the compliance date Indicated. Parcel, owners, structure Compliance Date 930 N. Livingston Ave. House Garage; Owner: George R.

Rubv Renolds, Inlend Investment Co. Indiana Union Mutual hsurence Co. c-a The nissen Company; Legal: Kreflera G's sub Davidson's Add August 2328 farx ve. House; vwn- Johnnie B. Dorothy M.

Cox, Bell Federal Savings Loan Association; Legal: J. A Bruces Add 106; August is, 1976. ima Rvhnlt House Out door Toilet; Owner: Russell L. Evelyn F. Potter, First Bank Trust Company; Leoal! Mars Hill 609; August is, ivo.

no Udell St. House; Owner: Peter J. Theresa Ethel Flanna-gan, D. C. Tucker; Legal: Burton Indpls Add 29; Au gust is, ivo.

1183 Vandeman House; Own er: Meroeret Bernard, Mildred Jarvls, Mary Martin, John E. Martin; Legal: Hasbrooks pros pect add August iro. 1731 Market House Trash at reer; Owner: Joseph W. Wright sr, turn a. vvrigm; Legal: Meneri i uw Add August 11, 1976.

Any such person or corporation Is further notified that with respect to each of the above listed parcels of real estate for which Wie order Is not complied wttn. that In accordance with the power grantea oy ine unsaiw duuumhi Lew (IC 1971, a hearing on the matter will be held by the Director of the Department of Metropolitan Development or his representative at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, August 18, 1976 In Room 260, of the City-County Building tor the purpose of hearing reasons why the building on the parcel of real estate should not be demolished. Such person or corporation has the right to appear at the hearing with or without legal counsel and present ev-I cross-examine opposing witnesses, end make orgument. At the conclusion of this hearing, the Director will, irrespective of whether or not a party or tils representative has appeared, act to alfirm, modify or rescind the order.

Indiana law provides that Hie City may cause the action required by this order to be accomplished by a contractor if the order is not comolied has been affirmed by the hearing The owner obligated to pay the contract and processing costV incurred. Exact. term i of the order(s) may be obtained from trie Division Of COM tmorwmtni, Room 1522 City-County Building, 33-3450. 3, O-iv. i 1 MSTi 'ns5FUMN0cLis5 BUILDINGS ON PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE AND OF SET- Jmr TUC TlfcAP ANH PLACE FOR A HEARING FOR ORDER N0NjH) Any person or corporation claiming any title, right or Interest any of the parcels of real estate listed below by eddress and legal description Is hereby notified that in accordance with the power granted by the Unsafe Building Law (IC 1971, an Order to Demolish relative to each parcel of real estate listed below has been Issued by the Division of Code Enforcement requiring the 1 1 1 1 of the designated structures by the compliance dale indicated.

Parcel, owners, Structure Compliance Dale: 1070-72 W. 2Bth St. House; nwner: Williams Enterprises, inr i litaal' Wm Braden etal Indpls 22 BI8; August 18, 1976. 1211 W. 35th S'.

Hnus 8, Owner: William C. Bak er: Leoal: Armstrong Park 227; August 18. 1976. Riltmnre House ft Ga rage; Owner: Peter R. ft Juanita C.

Howard; Legal: BiltmoreGaf. dens 184; August 18, 1976. 4066 Boulevard Place House; rWntr! Herman M. a. Sallie Ri ley; Leoal: Culver Rlggs ft Lynns Sub 16; August 18.

1976. 1937 Cornell House, shed ft debris: Owner: Calvin Howard; Legal: Wright Sub Johnson HRS 117 ft. side 126 26 2 ft. and ADJ. 31 36; August 11, 1976.

1939 Cornell House and shed Owner: Calvin Howard; Leoal: Wrights Sub Johnson HRS 7-10 ft. side 23 B26 28.3 ft side 26 26; August IS, 1976. 766 Indiana Avenue Commer cial Owner: Trustees of Indira Leoal: Ray Irs Sub 11 ft. of 69 ft end DO 159 ft LB OL 159 August 18. 1976.

Any such person or corporation Is further notified that with respect to each of the above listed parcels of real estate for which the order Is not complied with, that in accordance with the power granted by the Unsafe Building Law (IC 1971, a hearing on the metter will be held by the Director of the Department of Metropolitan Development or his representative at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, August 18, 1976 in Room 260, of the City-County Building for the purpose of hearing reasons why the building on the parcel of real estate should not be demolished. Such person or corporation has the right to op-peer at the hearing with or with- our legal counsel and present evidence, cross-examine oooosino witnesses, and make argument. At the conclusion or this heanna. hfe Director will, Irresoectve ot 1irthf cr not a oarty or his representative has aooeered, art to affirm, morfl.

fy or rescind the order. Indiana law provides that the City may tauje ni acrion requires oy This order to be eccompiilshed by contractor if the order is not comolied with and has been affirmed by the hearing examiner. The owner Is obligated to pay the contract and processing costs in curred. Exact terms of the or- aeria; mey oe ooiained from the yivision ot code Enforcement, Room 1522 City-County Building, 8-10, 11 NOTICE TO ai'DDER Notice Is hereby given that the neaim ana nospirai corporation Of Marion County will accent seaieo oios on me following In Its Office at 194 City-County Build ing, Indianapolis, Indiana until the hour of 7:00 P.M. EST on August 11, 1976 at which time said bids will be publicly opened and read.

Specifications are available at the same address. BID FOR: TWO (2) EA. LARGE ft TWO (2) EA. SMALL TV PREPARATION STATIONS WITH STORAGE MODULE OR EQUAL. INSTRUCTION TO BIDDERS: Bids must be submitted only en Form 95 (as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts), said form completed In ever detail.

All bids must be eccompanied by a Bid Bond or Certified Check, In an amount of five percent ot the total amount of bid. The Health and Hospital Corporation of Marlon County reserves the right to reject any and or all bids. The Health and Hospital Corporation ot Marlon County Richard H. Shake, Purchasing Director S. 8-3, 10 Public Notices Currant Chergee 740 839 aas.i'a 11,109,055 laboratory $3,358,672 Currant Ocvigehona $1.834857 0 Oarage A Supplies $114,883 2H.931 1331,114 HedWogy $2,345,043 Ambulance $2,321,727 PROPOSED LEVIES of Its end a In the be Richard F.

Fields Richard F. Fields, 74, 816 V4 North California Street, died yesterday at home. He was born at Platte City, and lived here 50 years. Mr. Fields, a World War I Army veteran, worked for Indianapolis Sanitation Department 35 years, retiring in 1967.

He was a member of Mount Olive Baptist Church and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in Stuart Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Cecile Fields.

Mrs. Thelma Roseboom Services for Mrs. Thelma Faye Rose-boom, 66, Holly Hills, formerly of Indianapolis, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. She died Sunday at home.

Mrs. Roseboom was born in Boone County and was a member of Fairfax Christian Church. She was the widow of John C. Roseboom. Survivors include her son, John E.

Roseboom, and her mother, Mrs. Florerice Eaton, both of. Holly Hills. -r Lester. G.

Goldman Services for Lester George Goldman, 74, 627 North Pennsylvania Street, Apartment 2, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Jordan Funeral Home, with burial at Mitchell. He died Sunday at home. Born at English, Mr. Goldman had lived here most of his life.

A World War II Army veteran, he was a retired hotel bellman. Survivors include his sister, Miss Mary R. Goldman of Indianapolis. Sack A. Carter Services for Jack A.

Carter, 40, Indianapolis, a factory worker, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in Cold-ren Funeral Home at Findlay, Ohio, with burial In Maple Grove Cemetery there. A native of Fostoria, Ohio, Mr. Carter died Saturday in West 10th Street Veterans Administration Hospital. Schmidt, brother of Mrs.

Myrtle Ratntt, Mrs. Bethel Hill, Mrs. Verbena Sutton. Mr. Leon and Leonard and Otha Shepherd, passea away unaay.

a I Wednesday morning, 11 oclock, FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY, r-nenos may can alter 2 p.m, Tuesday. SHILDMYER Mrs. Gertrude Shlldmyer, aoe 91, of Greencastle, mother of Maria amidmyor, Greencestie. a d- mother of Mrs. Joann Sutherlln and Robert and Donald Hubble.

ell of Greencastle, greet-grand-mother of 13. Funeral Mass 10 a.m. Wednesday, St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church, Greencastle. Friends may call at the I.

I 1-UNfcKAL HUMfe, Greencastle, after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Wake service Tuesday 7:30 p.m. SMITH Mrs. Molly J.

Smith, age 43 years, ot sisj t. Rowrev wife of Jemes H. Smhh, mother of Miss Becky Jo Smith. Charles (C. Smith end Miss Joyce n.aren amitn, daughter or Mr; Lavlneyard Jones, sister Wilbur, Charles, Melvin, Ernest and James sunker and Mike and Lo.

ell Jones. Funeral Wednesday. August 11, 1 p.m., SHIR1Y BKUSi IKVIN5 MILL tHAI'f 5377 E. Wash. St.

Ca lmg aflar I p.m. Tuesday. SULLY Mr. Wilbur F. Sully, II, 10O2 E.

Epler husband of the late Mrs. Jethre Sully, cousin of Mrs. Harold Kirch, and Dr. Paul White, both or city, passed eway. Funeral Services Tuesdey 11 a.m.

DANIEL O'RILEY FUNER. AL HOME. 6107 Hwy. 31 South, Friends may call 1 hour prior to services, interment m. Joseph cemetery.

WOLF Mr. John T. Wolf, aqe 61, of 709 N. somerset, tormerv of San Clemente, brother of Lucille Davidson, Mar one LeMasters, Mary Corn, Wilfred end Robert wolf, passed away Saturday. "Serv ices Tuesday 10 a.m.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16tti St. Friends invited. Friends mav cal TASICH Mrs. Dora (Draqtnla) Tasich, 616 School Brownsburg, beloved mother of Chester.

Michael. Franklin, Marco, Browns- burn, Mrs. soph i Cverkovicn, Brownsburg, Mrs. Mary Fields, sister of Mirjana Mllehkovlc, Yu- i a i 14 granacnnoten, great-grandchildren. Services Wednesday, 1:30 St.

Nicho las Serbian Orthodox Church, 3626 loi ii, vailing icci, 5520 W. loth anytime. Body will ie in state at church Wednesday, from a.m. until time of service. Donations may be made to St.

Nicholas Serbian-Orthodox Church. Public Notices NOTICE OF SALE The State of Indiana, actirg by and through R.E. Sanders, Commissioner, Department of Administration, for and on behall of trie Indiana State Farm, will receive sealed bids on the sale ot the following: Approximately 300 tons of scrap metal For further Information see or contact Mr. Donald Hudklnt, Superintendent, Indiana State Farm, P.O. Box 76, Greencastle, Indiana 46135 Phone: 317-653-1441 Sealed oroposals on bids shall be received at the Office of the Commissioner, Department of Administration, 507 state Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana until 10:00 A.M., Leoal Time as prescribed by the Acts of the Indiana Legislature, In Chapter 172, 1957, on the 17th day of August 1976 at which time end place ell bids shall be publicly opened and read.

The Stele of Indiana reserves the right to reject any and all bids. NOTE: Bidders ere reguired to submit a certified check made out to the Department of Administration tor 100 percent of their bid. A performance bond ot $1,000.00 must be posted by the successful bidder. In the event of no bidders the sale will remain open for thirty (30) days from bid opening date. 8-3, 10 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that The Health and Hospital Corporation of Marlon County will accept sealed bids on the following, in its office at 1941 City-County Building, Indianapolis, Indiana until the hour of 3:00 P.M.

August II, 1976 at which time seid bids will be publicly opened and read. Specifications are available at the same eddress. BID FOR: 28 EA. SURFACE MOUNTED FT. AND II EA.

SURFACE MOUNTED 4 FT. FLUORESCENT LIGHTING FIXTURE WITH SINGLE READING-EXAM I OR EQUAL INSTRUCTIONSTO BIDDERS: Bids must be submitted only on Form 95 (as prescribed by the Slate Board of Accounts) said form completed In every detail. All bids must Pa accompanied by a Bid Bond or Certified Check, payable to the Health end Hospital Corporation ot Marlon County, In an amount of five percent of the total amount of bid. The Health end Hospltel Corporation of Marion County reserves the right to reiect any and-or all bids. THE HEALTH AND HOSPITAL CORPORATION OF MARION COUNTY Richard H.

Shake, Purchasing Director 3, 10 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: There will be a speclel public meeting of th Board of Directors of the Indlenapolis Public Transportation Corporation on Wednesday, August 11, 1976, In Room 422 of tne City-County Building. This is to Introduce the proposed budget for 1977 and discuss procedures whereby the Corporation may evaluate public transportation and conduct lis pflicial business. Stanley G. Cederquist Chairman, Board of Directors aJl Public Notices Peraonel Sanncee S4.83.70O $0,874,473 Nursing St1.0tlS.17B' Contractual Services (45.074 637.001 $1,482,172 Surgical 1 2.000,900 NOTICE OF SALE The State of Indiana, acting bv and through R. E.

Sanders, Commissioner, Department of Administration, for and on behalf of the Indiana Soldiers' and Sailors Chll-. dren's Home will receive sealed bids on the following: Approximately 20 tons of scrap metal For further Information sea er contact Mr. Paul E. Holland, Business Administrator, Indiane Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's Home, Knlghtstown, Indiana 46161 Phone: 317-345-4250. Sealed oroposals on bids that! be received at the Office of Commissioner, Department of Administration, 507 Stale Office Building, Indlenapolis, Indiana, until 10:09 A.M., Legel Time as prescribed by the Acts of the Indiana Legislature In Chapter 172, 1957, on the 17th day of August 1976, at which time and place all bids will publicly opened and read.

The state reserves the riotif to reject any and all bids. note: Bidders are reou red tn submit a certified check made out to the Department of Administration, State of Indiana for Ida nrt of their bid. A 8500.00 perform- ance bond must be posted bv th successful bidder. in the event of no bidders the ale will remain open for thirty (30) days after bid opening date. B-J, 10.

Notice is hereby oiven tti.t sealed bids will be received: ay: Board of Trustees, Tha Health and Hospital Corporation of Marlon County. Indiana, Room 1941 City-County Building, Indianapolis, Indiana. For: Intensive Care Unit-Coronary Care Unit, The William N. Wishard Memorial Hospital, Indianapolis, Indiana. At: The Office of the Suoerln- -tendent, Myers Building, Tha William N.

Wishard Memorial Hospital, Indianapolis, Indiana. Until: 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, Au-gust 26, 1976. Bids received will then be publicly opened end read aloud In the -Auditorium of the Myers Building. Bids received after that time will be returned unopened. Bida will be received on General Construction, Mechanical Construction and Electrical Construction.

Construction shall be In full accordance with the Bidding Documents which are on file with tha Owner and may be examined by prospective bidders at tha follow- ing locations: Office of the Archltect-Engl. neer, Tha McGuira ft Shook Corporation, 7440 North Shadelanrf Avenue, Suite 200, Indianapolis, Indians 46750. Office of the Construction Man- ager, Huber, Hunt ft Nichols, 2450 South Tibbs Avenue, Post Office Box 128, Indianapolis, Indiana 46206. F. W.

Dcdqe Corporation Plan Roam, 2504 Wlllowbrook Parkway, Room 304, Indianapolis, Indiana 46205. Construction League ef Indian- epolis, Indiana, 1403 North Dela-ware Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46:02. Bidding Documents can be obtained at the Office of the Construction Manager. Wage rales shall not be lest fian those determined for this Project. Bid security in the emount of ten percent (lOpct) of the Bid must accomoany each bid in accordance with tha Instructions ta Bidders.

The bid conditions for equal employment opportunity shall be in comoliarce with the requirements contained in the Bidding Documents. The Owner reserves the right ta accept or reiect env bid and to waive any irregularities in bid- ding. All bids may be held lor a period not to exceed sixty (60) days before awarding contracts. The Health ft Hospital Corporation of Marion County, Indiana Bv: Richard A. Lowery Executive Director 5, 8-6, 10 Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received: By: Board ef Trustees The Health and Hospital Corporation ot Marion County, Ind.

Room 1941 City-County Building Indianapolis, Indiana For: Burn Unit Remodel The William N. Wishard Memorial Hospital I Indianapolis, Indiana At: Trp Office ot tha Superintendent Mvers Builtflno William N. wishard Memorial Hosoitol Indianapolis, Indiana Until: 2:00 P.M., Thursday. August 1976. Bids received will then be pub-llclv opened and read aloud in tha Auditorium of the Mvers Bulldino.

Bids received after that time will be returned unopened. will be received on General Construction, Mechanical Construction and Electrical Construction. Cnnstructlcn sfell be In full ec cordance with tha Bidding Documents which are on tile with tha Owner and miy be examined by prosoectlve bidders at tha following locations: Office of the Architect-Engineer The McGuira ft Shook Corporation 7440 North Shadeland Avenue, Suite 200 Indianapolis, Indiana 46250 Office of the Construction Manager Huher, Hunt ft Nichols, Inc. 2450 South Tibbs Avenue Post Office Box 128 Indianapolis, Indiana 46206 F. w.

Dodge Corporation Plan Room 2506 Willowbrook Parkway, Room 304 Indianapolis, Indiana 46206 Construction League of Indianapolis. Indiana 1403 North Delaware Street, Ir.dianaoolls, Indiana 46702 Bidding Documents can be obtained at the Office of tha Construction Manager, Wage rales shall not he less than those determined for this Project. Bid security In the amount of ten percent Co Pet.) of tha Bid must accompany each bid in ac-cordarce with tha Instructions ta Bidders. The bid conditions for equal employment opportunity shall be in comol'ance with the requirements contained In tha Bidding Documents. The Owner re-ervas the right to accept or reiect any bid and to waive any Irregularities in bid-dlnq.

All bids may be held for a period not to exceed sixty (60) days before ewarding contracts. The Health ft Hospital Corporation of Marion County, Indiana Bv: Richard A. Lowery Executive Director 5 8-6, 10 PuWc Notices Propemee 70 093 48,33 $118,431 Totals I 8 588,311 $.184 201 112,750,802 Totel Capital tmprovamenta $58,558,511 Aflwunt to be Ranted $19,898,157 1,988,857 Tax Levy Community Church. She worked for, the William H. Block Company 10 years, retiring in 1966, and was a member of Christ Community Church and the Order of Amaranth.

Survivors include her husband, Guy J. McCombs, four sons, Carl Jack Harry L. and C. Gene McCombs, all of Indianapolis, and four daughters, Mrs. Robert (Alice Marie) Daniels of Myrtle Point, and Mrs.

Michael C. (Ruth Ann) Viles, Mrs. Paul (June) Richards and Mrs. David E. (Anna) Border, all of Indianapolis.

More Obituaries on Page 26 Earl B. Bunnell Services for Earl B. Bunnell, 72, 3202 West 29th Street, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Flanner and Buchanan Speedway Mortuary, with burial in Washington Park Cemetery. He died Sunday in Methodist Hospital.

A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Bunnell was a salesman 37 years for B. F. Goodrich Company, retiring in 1968. He was a member of Capitol City Masonic Lodge.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Beatrice (Elsie) Bunnell; daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Lawyer of Indianapolis, and stepdaughter, Mrs. Delores Burger, Weston, Mass. Mrs.

Hallie Henry Services for Mrs. Hallie Henry, 72, 1165 North Pershing Avenue, will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in Mount Vernon Baptist Church, of which she was a member, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. She died Sunday in Wishard Memorial Hospital. A native of Virginia, Mrs.

Henry had lived here 18 years. She was the widow of Ben Henry. Friends may call from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. Wednesday at Williams Funeral Home, and after 6 p.m.

Wednesday at the church. Survivors include her son, James Henry, and daughter, Mrs. Roberta White, both of Indianapolis. IP TfV HILL, CROWN fU.Jt'MrJTK.,T ill II 1 Someone, Sometime Public Notices Must Decide. You owe it to yourself and your family to make cemetery arrange-menta personally and in advance of need at Crown Hill.

Beat inflation. Take advantage of today's lower Crown Hill prices. Save hundreds of dollars by not waiting until time of need Cemetery costs, like all others, are rising, particularly the cost of endowment maintenance and construction. Choose the facility that fulfills your personal needs and finan-- cial requirements. Do it now.

Don't wait until the time your NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES rMl" Pyposoe by Tha Board of Trustees 01 THE HEALTH AND HOSPITAL CORPORATION OF MARION COUNTY. INDIANA. noHca la he-aby given the tanoave af eakt Marlon Pl. Wahard Memorial Hospital. 1001 W.

Tantn Slreet. Indianapolis. Indiana. on lha 27m oayol August. 1 978 w3 tSmif IS JWIc Executive Division Public Heeith Division TOTALS nsspiiai uiviiion -ft family is shocked, bewildered, hardly capable of making vital Plant Dlalary Housekeeping Operations SI, 970,991 8J.fi94.562 S3.S34.424 decisions.

Your time deciding now coma not oe Detter spent. Administration $3,734,79) FST UATE rl Kl lMrtB Tit Be BAierr V-0 FUNDS REOUIREO FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31. 1977: TOTAL BUDGET OF ALL THREE DIVISIONS Crown Hill complete facilities include chapel committal service, columbarium, family plots, garden crypts and mausoleum. Deferred payments are available. Write or call for helpful booklet or coma visit us for counsel You'll be glad you did.

Funda General Fund Quick Actios WANT ADS fctfu. haft ot history, natural beauty CROWN HILL Non-sectarian, Not-for-profit, Founded 1863 700 West 38th, Indianapolis 46208 (317) 925-8231 3s oeouA General Fund $58,558,511 28,142.390 MJ.700,907 Bond Fund $90,131 15,492.179 $2 252 8'2 ,72,323 8 329 544 48,428.071 $19,898,157 0 SH.898,157 $3 505.51( 0 1. Total Budget Eatimala for Incoming Year, January 1 la December at. 177. Inclusive 2.

Necessary Expendlturee, July 1 to Oecamber 31 oi'proe mada from Appropriations Unexpended yJJ0011 Awopnatwna to be maoa July to Deoerntvir 31 oi Present 4. ruuVridlrit Tannery be pa'ld'beio're brarnber 31 oVpraaant FUNDS ON HAND A NO TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY: 5. Balance on Hand June 30. 1(7( 7. Taiee to be Collected Proeent Year S.

Other Revenue to be Reoeived July 1. to December 31. 1(77: (1 Special Taxae 2 All Other Revenue t. Total rVxfa (Llnea 2) 10-. Nat Amount Required toiae Raised for Expenses to December 31,177..

11. Operating Balenca 12. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY (Una 101 i Assessed Valuation S2 329 905 000 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED: To Be- Collected Collected Collected CcMctadJ 1,73 1' K7S 197( $18,338,272 i.f9,3CO,163 Bm t.28(493 1.92g,(gt 2,207.000 Iff? lo fcd ihereon. After me tax levlea have been determined, and presented to tha County Auditor not later man two daye pnor to tha second Monday In 8eptornber, and tha tovy fixed by the County Tax Adjustment Boaid, or on their failure to do so. by th County Auditor, tan or mora taxpayere feeling themselves aggrievad by auch levies, mey appeal to tha State Board ot TexComrrXsslorwa tor further and llnal hearing thereon by filing ol Pennon with tha County Auditor, on or belor th fourth Monday in September or on or belora tha tenth oay after publication by tha County Auditor ot Tax Ratal cJwoed.

whichever dale It later, and tha Slate Board will fix a data lor hearing In this County. BOARD OF TRUSTEES, THE HEALTH AND HOSPITAL CORPORATION 1 OF MARION COUNTY, INDIANA W. Brooke Fortune, Chairman Jamea Morrie Spreque H. Gardiner, M.D. Jemaa V.

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