Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1942 — Page 6

DIES HERE AT 72) joted Industrial Surgeon ‘Served .in Two Wars; Services Tomorrow.

~~ |Dr. John Albert ‘Martin, ‘rank-|. ing army surgeon in the World| . ar, and later an industrial sufn, died yesterday in the Meth-| t Hospital, where he was al’ 8 ‘member. He was 72, and had en a physician nearly 50 years. e lived at 2443 N, Talbott ave. For the past 20 years, Dr. Mar- : had been the industrial sur-| n for the Employers’ Liability!" a member|’ : edieal Astion and. a. charter member ; : i . [. the Paul Coble Post, American Volunteers are making informational talks in ‘various sections of lon. the city. on. civil defense. These three members of the County De-

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HARRY HEFLIN DIES; LILLY GO. MACHINIST

"Harry F. Heflin, for 20 years af

machinist at Eli Lilly & Co., died last night of a heart attack while being driven to a physician. He was 52, and lived ‘at R. R. 2, Box 432, near Speedway City. a Mr. Heflin became ill at the home

of Mr. and Mrs. George King, 238

E." Hoefgen st. where he and his wife, Mrs. Lela I. Heflin were visiting, : He was a member of North Park

| [Masonic lodge. i

Besides his” wife, Mr. Heflin is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Thelma L. Belcher, Mrs. Charlotte J. Cox and Mrs. Gwendolyn Slater, al lof Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Omer Brammel, Indianapolis, and

‘Mrs.. Roy Young, New Castle, and

two grandchildren. . ‘Burial ‘will be in : Washington

Park following services at 2 p. m.

Monday in the Wald funeral home. DEBATE TRUCK FEE LAW

~ James W. Clark, proprietor of the Clark pharmacy on W. Washing- |

“ton st, who died yesterday in St, Vincent’s hospital, will be held |

will be in Holy Cross cemetery.

Anthony's church, the Indianapo-. lis Retail Druggists’ association, | and Elks’ lodge No.’13.

dianapolis 35 years-and ‘was born . in Jennings county.

Mrs. Clara Clark; three sisters, Mrs. Ora Schaille, Mrs. Emma Allee and Mrs. Helen Millholand, and two brothers, Samuel C. and J. OQ. Clark, survive.

PITTSBURG, Cal. (U. P.).—Mrs.

Pharmacist; Dies |.

FUNERAL SERVICES for

Mr. Clark was a member of St. |, ‘He had been a druggist in In-

His wife, Mrs. Margaret Clark: son, Donald Clark; his mother,

Er ————— WILLS POKER MONEY

a —— U. S. RESUMES VICHY TALKS VICHY, Feb. 20 (U. P.).—state department officials have instructed

, United

Served in Cavalry

fense speakers’ bureau are (left: to right) Harold Devine, 101 N. Denny | Oral arguments on the suit test- Mary Daal em in her oh to| States. ambassador to Vichy, to reused In.playing - ‘with French

Dy panish American| o = whoge topic is fire prevention and co anization; Mrs, [ing the validity of the new truck on eg ire prevention and community organization; Mrs 4 8 poker on the night of her funeral.

She was’ killed in an automobile aceident.

. Martin organized a troop : ; valry, In the World War he| Hettle V. Dunkin, 1918 E. 42d st., victory gardens, and: Mrs, Donald V. id 10 months at Ft. Harrison| Gurking, 3435 N. Pennsylvania sti, general civil defense, :

license. fee law will be heard by the State Supreme Coyrt-at 2 p. m. Tuesday. '

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chief of the surgical section.

‘ the |same position serving as ma- . During his stay at Ft. Har7 he was sent to Pittsburgh, |; for a course in, operative hone

m 1899 to 1904, Dr. Martin was surgeon at the Indiana State oldiers’ Home, and for five years terward .was Indianapolis surfeon for the Monon Railroad, At|# the City Hospital for nurses hel lectured for six years on surgery ; Graduated Here :

Dr. Martin was graduated from

he Medical College of Indiana in #94. This was the predecessor to Indiana University School of gdicine, He later served a year in the Indianapolis Oity Dispensary, and took post graduate work in Lendon and New York. j . | He was born in Findlay, O. | Survivors are a sister, Miss Flor nce J. Martin, Indianapolis; two

eld, Mass., and Campbell W. Marin, Bloomfield, N, J., and a nieee, , Mable Martin, Richmond, Va. Funeral services will he conducted y the Rev. John ‘M. Nelson of All pints’ Cathedral at 1:30 p. m. to- | morrow at the Flgnner and BuchpAan - Burial will be at

firs. Mary E. Klump

‘An active church member and Innapolis resident for 65 years, . Mary Elizabeth Klump died psterday at her home, 800 N. Ox- ) st. - She was 76. * ‘Mrs, Klump was a member of St. ajlip Neri Catholic church, the society and the Third Order

Ske was born in Brookville, and s the widow of Frederick Klump. vors are a daughter, Mrs, oretta Maney, and a brother, William Feltz, both of Indianapolis, and

two grandehiigre dren. Serviees will be held at 8:30 a. m.

Monday in the Grinsteiner funeral home and at 9.a. m. in the St. Philip church. Burial will be in St.

Joseph's. - Clarence Dittemore

eral services for Clarence Dittemere, T3-year-old Pennsylvania r ad employee, will be held at 2 'p. m, tomorrow in the Royster &/| Askin funeral home at 19th and Meridian sts. Burial will He in Memorial Park cemetery. . Dittemore died yesterday in e home of his son, Wiley Dittemore, 240 N. Walcott st., after an illness of eight years. He was horn in Spencer. . y daughter, Mrs. Lucy Knaott, ¥ a 7 .

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ILLIAM C. GROCE 1S DEAD HERE AT 29]

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dianapolis 15 years, died this merning at St. Franeis Hospital following a short illness. He was 20. Born in Noblesville, Mr. Groce came to Indianapolis with his parents and recently he was employed at a service station on W. Seuth st, He made his home at Boyd and gecombe aves. Surviving, besides his parents, are s wife, Lillie; four children, Lena, lorse, William and Jessie; a sister, Miss Constance Groce, and a ther Jack, all of Indianapolis, ervices will be at'3 p. m. Sature Dorsey funeral home. | be in Floral Park ceme-

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