Funeral Rites for Realtor Set Saturday
Funeral services for George N. Montgomery 35 real estate man and former Marion county council president will be held at 2 p m Saturday at his home 3054 Sutherland avenue burial in Crown Hill cemetery He resigned from the council last Monday after nine years due to illness Montgomery born Wayne township attended Indianapolis public schools Butler university served in the House of Representatives in 1917 and 1919 He worked in real estate with Alex Trotter and earlier in the firm Ralston and Camden chaired by Lemuel Ralston He was a member of the Thirty first street Baptist church later College Avenue Baptist church Knights of Pythias and the Columbia Club He fostered county institution and road improvements during his council terms.
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George N. Montgomery
Marion County Council
Sutherland Avenue
Crown Hill Cemetery
Montgomery
Marion County
Council
Wayne Township
Indiannapolis
Butler University
House of Representatives
Alex Trotter
Ralston and Camden
Lemuel Ralston
Thirty-first Street Baptist Church
College Avenue Baptist Church
Knights of Pythias
Columbia Club
Longtime official and businessman dies after extended illness
A long-serving figure remained active with the council and his affairs a year ago, until confined to his home less than six months ago. Survivors include the widow Mrs Nina Montgomery a daughter Mrs Mary Henderson two sons Robert and George Montgomery Jr 42 brother Samuel Montgomery and four sisters Mrs Florence Davis Mrs Catherine Foster Mrs Myra Mount all of Indianapolis and Mrs Sadie McCray of Los Angeles Cal.
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Nina Montgomery
Mary Henderson
Robert
George Montgomery Jr
Samuel Montgomery
Florence Davis
Catherine Foster
Myra Mount
Indianapolis
Sadie McCray
Los Angeles
Cal
Foes appeal ruling on city manager law
The two city manager suits, led by attorney Clinton H. Givan, request Supreme Court review of the law's constitutionality. The summer term opens July 3 with reconvening dates Aug. 17 and Sept. 13. Judges Gemmill and Martin have upheld the law, while others remain split. The cases involve Keane vs Remy Sullivan Boyce Jr and Holmes Wood seeking to bar a city manager election.
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Supreme Court
Clinton H. Givan
William O. Dunlavy
Superior Court Three
High Court
Willard B. Gemmill
Clarence R. Martin
Benjamin M. Willoughby
David A. Myers
Julius C. Travis
Myers
Clifford E. Keane
William H. Remy
Reginald Sullivan
William A. Boyce Jr
Ira M. Holmes
Carl E. Wood
Young Genius Betty Ford Ends Stanford Rise At Seventeen
Betty Ford, 17, graduates from Stanford after finishing a three year course. Her childhood included rapid reading and a 13 000 word vocabulary by age seven under guidance of psychologist Lewis I. Terman. She read 1400 books by age ten and entered high school early before college.
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NEA Service
San Francisco
Betty Ford
Betty
Stanford University
Campbell Ford
Lewis I. Terman
Anna Head High School
Berkley
Stanford
Marion Star Athlete Leaves for Los Angeles
Marion high school star Frank Stickman leaves Marion to reside in Los Angeles California. This Times Special reports the move of the noted local athlete as he relocates for new opportunities.
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Marion
Ind
Frank Stickman
Los Angeles
Cal
Civil War Vet Taylor F. Meek Named Sheriff in Greensburg
Taylor F. Meek, Greensburg Civil War veteran, is chosen by the supreme court to fill the unexpired term of Sheriff William L. Resener who died recently. Meek, 80, enlisted at 15 and served two years in the war. He is a Republican and former sheriff of Decatur county and Greensburg police chief. He belongs to the Thomas post No. 5 Grand Army of the Republic.
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Taylor F. Meek
Greensburg
Supreme Court
William L. Resener
Meek
Decatur County
Thomas Post
Grand Army of the Republic
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Samuel Ashby
Sumner A. Clancy
Sheraton Design Suite
China
Davenport and
Jacquard
Davenport
Essers
Windsor
Chase
Fui Choice
Coxwell
Bolack
Chen Ow
Washington and Capitol
Post
H. H. Mayer, Inc
W. Wash. St
Mayer’s
Aster
Jewel
Illinois
Jewelers
Washington St
Illinois Street
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