Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 137, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1934 — Page 15

OCT. 18, 1934.

LAST RITES ARE HELD HERE FOR CHARLES COFFIN Prominent Leader in Civic Affairs Laid to Rest in Crown Hill. Funeral services for Charles E Coffin, civic and business leader of Indianapolis, who died Monday at his home, 1213 North Meridian erect, were held yesterday in Flanr.er and Buchanan funeral home. Burial was in Crown Hill. Services were conducted by Dr. Jean S. Miltier, in the absence from the city of ’he Rev. Abram S. Woodard, pastor of the Meridian Street M. E church, of which Mr. Coffin was a member. Pallbearers were B F Lawrence, • T ames A. Stuart, James W. Noel, William H Coleman, James M. Ogden and J. S. Holliday. Jack Ross Dies Last rites for Jack Ross. 51, of East Thirty-fourth street, advertising manager of the Union Labor News, who died yesterday in St. Vincent’s hospital, will be held at the j. c. Wilson funeral home at 2 tomorrow. Burial will be in Franklin, where Mr. Ross was born. The widow. Mrs. Marie Ross, Indianapolis public ischool teacher, is the only survivor. Bertha Arndt Dead Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha R. Arndt, 81. of 2325 East Garfield firive, who died at her home yesterday, will be held at 2 tomorrow in the residence. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Aindt was born In Germany. She w'as a member of the Lutheran church. Surviving her are the widower, August F. Arndt; three sons, Frank C. Arndt, Cleveland, and Otto and George Arndt, both of Indianapolis. and two daughters, Mrs. Mathias J. Arndt and Mrs. Paul T. Hurt, both of Indianapolis. Rector’s Wife Dies Word of the death of Mrs. Margaret Graham, wife of the Rev. Andrew J. Graham, former rector of Christ Episcopal church, Thursday at her home in Charles River Village, Mass., has been received by Reber L. Taylor, Livingston apartments, a relative. Survivors are the widower, an adopted daughter, Mrs. Francis Lippett, Meriden. Conn.; a brother and two sisters. Stella Ball Rites Set Funeral services for Mrs. Stella Mae Ball, 66, of 532 North Keystone avenue, who died yesterday at her home, will be held at 10:30 tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore funeral home. The body will be taken to Bedford, her former home, for burial. Mrs. Ball had lived in Indianapolis twenty years. Surviving her are the widowpr, I. J. Ball; a son, James W. Ball. Evansville, and a sister, Mrs. Leiah Mitchell, Indianapolis. Abalan Joseph Rites The funeral of Abalan Michael Joseph, 49, who died Tuesday night at nis home, 3739 East New York street, will be held at 9 tomorrow in St. Philip Ncri church, of which

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Lawrence Clinton Stone (top), furnace-man at an exclusive Mount Vernon <N, Y.) apartment house, confessed to police that he placed the body of 5-year-old Nancy Jean Costigan (below) in the building's oil burner. His confession asserted she died when struck by a ball he threw at her in play.

he was a member. Burial will be in St. Joseph cemetery. Mr. Joseph was born in Syria, and came to the United States when he was a young man. He had been associated in the grocery business w ith his brother, Joe Joseph, at 1652 Lexington avenue, eighteen years. He was a charter member of the Syrian-Amcrican Brotherhood. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Hinde Joseph; four daughters, Louise, Emeline. Marie and Rita Mae Joseph, and the brother. UNION OFFiCIAL~NABBED Teamsters’ Executive Is Questioned on Window Smashing. George Havgood, 27, of 1239 Brookside avenue, said to be assistant business manager of the teamsters' union here, is held by police for questioning in connection with the smashing of seven Kroger grocery windows Wednesday night. He is charged with vagrancy and improper license plates.

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Panic stricken after having killed 5-year-old Nancy Jean postigan, Lawrence Stone, 24, is said to have confessed placing her body in the furnace of the building in which she was visiting relatives in Mount Vernon, N. Y. A detective is shown examining the fire box of the oil burning lurnace in which her cremated bones were found.

NAZI MEETING ENDS IN RIOT Committee Leaves N. Y. After Meeting Punctuated by Outbursts. By United Press N£w YGRK, Oct. 18. —'The congressional committee on un-Ameri-can activities returned to Washington today after a final public session here marked by riotous outbursts by a dominantly pro-Nazi audience and the cutting of wires to a microphone broadcasting the proceedings. Once during the proceedings, Representative John W. McCormack, of Massachusetts, chairman of the committee, charged that the Friends of New Germany, *pro-Nazi organization, had packed the gallery to “make a disturbance.” Disorder broke out. Mr. Mc-

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Cormack was booed and his insistent rapping for order went unheeded for several minutes. Chief target for most of the booing was the last witness, Ludwig Werner, 51, who testified he had been ousted from a Brooklyn Storm Troop unit because he questioned orders. At the conclusion of his testimony, Mr. McCormack announced; “I want it known that the actions here today are not to be construed as representative of the Americans of German blood in this country.” There was an outburst of mocking laughter. Mr. McCormack ordered the session adjourned. The Nazi sympathizers gathered in a group, exchange the Nazi salute, and shouted “Heil Hitler!” Cyclone Kills 6, Injures 30 By United Press ATHENS, Greece, Oct, 18.—A cyclone destroyed most of the maritime towns of Astacos today, killing six persons and injuring thirty seriously. The majority of the houses in the town, which has a population of 5,000, were wrecked.

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