Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 183, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1928 — Page 18

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HOPE FOR LIVES 1 OF 2 IN CANYON Ground Parties Search for Lost Couple. Bu United Press . GRAND CANYON, Ariz., Dec. 21. —New searching parties traversed the winding Grand Canyon of the Colorado today in quest of Glenn Hyde and his wife, honeymooning explorers, who disappeared after attempting to traverse the canyon in a home-made scow. The burden of the search settled on ground parties. Two army airplanes, which flew over the gorge in

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STANLEY RITES TO BE HELD AT RICHMOND, IND. Wife of Christ Episcopal Church Pastor Dies in New York. Funeral services for Mrs. Camilla

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Hutton Stanley, wife of the Rev. James D. Stanley, former rector of Christ Episcopal chruch, word of whose death in New York, Wednesday has been received here, will be held at Richmond, Ind., at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon at the home of

Howard Dill, a nephew, with burial there. Mrs. Stanley was born in Richmond, the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jesse M. Hutton, pioneers in that city. She was educated and traveled widely abroad.

She came here in 1898 with the Rev. Mr. Stanley and during the twenty-six years that he served Christ church, Mrs. Stanley took an active part in the religious and cultural activities of the city. She was a member of the Propylaeum,

Over the Tea Cup Club, Matinee Musicale, the Church Guild and other organizations. At the retirement of her husband they moved to New York and traveled extensively. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons,

.DEG. 21, 1928

Howard and Selwin Stanley, both of New York. Announcers of the British Broadcasting Company take singi-.g les sons regularly to help them polisi their voices for speaking into tli? microphone.