Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 165, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1934 — Page 20

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FAMED TEACHER DIES; RITES SET FOR TOMORROW Mrs. Angeline Carey. 80. Shortridge ‘lmmortal/ Passes at Home. The Rev Abram S Woodard. Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal church pastor, will conduct funeral services at 2 tomorrow afternoon in the Mr Neely mortuary for Mrs. Angeline Parmenter Carey. 80. former Shortridge high school English teacher, who died yesterday at her home, 34 West St. Joseph street. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Named as one of the six "immortals.'' veteran teachers at the high school Mrs Carey retired seven years ago after teaching at Shortrtdge forty-five years. She was honored on her eightieth birthday June 25 bv a visit from former associates and pupils. Mrs. Carey was the author of many poems and essays, including "The Reader's Basis." She had been dean of Shortridge girls. She was a member of the Indianapolis Woman's Club and the Mendlan Street M E church. Surviving her are two nieces. Mrs. Nellie Hasselton and Mrs. Carrie Adams. bo*h of Worcester. Mass. Lowe Carev. her husband, died in 1900 Mrs Carev was bom in Troy. N Y. She was graduated from the Emma Willard School for Girls at Troy and studied at Oxford university. England

Crash Injuries Fatal Funeral services for Robert Glenn Johnson. 22. of 5118 East Michigan street, who died yesterday in Methodist hospital as the result of injuries suffered in an automobile accident July 29. will be held at 3 tomorrow afternoon in the Edgewood Methodist Episcopal church. Burial will be in Round Hill cemetery. Mr. Johnson was bom in Edgewood and attended the Edgrwood grade school and Southport high school. He is survived by the w idow. Mrs. Ramona Bauserman Johnson, to whom he had been married five weeks previous to the accident; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Johnson. Edge wood; a brother. Charles M. Johnson, and a sister. Miss Merle Johnson. Michael Broderick Dead Final services for Michael J. Brodenck. 36. of 1520 Wade street, who died yesterday of blood poisoning caused by injuries suffered in an accident, will be held at 8:30 tomorrow morning in the home and at 9 at St. Catherine's Catholic church. Rurial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. Coroner William E. Arbuckle has instituted an investigation into details of the accident. Mr. Broderick is survived by two brothers. John L. Broderick 2and Francis Broderick. Former Resident Dead Funeral services for George W Williamson. 30, San Diego. Cal., a former Indianapolis resident, were to be held in San Diego today. Mr. Williamson was born in Indianapolis. moving to the west fifteen \ears ago. He is survived by the widow, Mrs. Grace Williamson; his mother. Mrs. Pearl Gilson, and two brothers. Joseph Williamson, all of San Diego, and Ralph Williamson. India naDolis. Fall Proves Fatal Services for James T. Elkins. 63. R. R. No. 2. Martinsville, who died yesterday in St. Vincent’s hospital. wlB be at 3:15 tomorrow in the Conkle funeral home. 1934 West Michigan street, and burial will be in Floral park. Mr. Elkins, a railroad man. was injured three months ago when he fell while at work. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Martha Elkins, and a daughter. Mrs Lillian Stafford of 6540 College avenue. Famed Insurance Agent Dies NEW YORK. Nov. 20—Sylvan Levy. 64. the country's most successful insurance agent, died yesterday. In one year he sold policies worth $4,000,000.

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Funeral services for Mrs. Angeltre Parmenter Cary, 80. of 34 West St. Joseph street, named as one of the six Shortridge high school "immortals.'’ will be held at 2 tomorrow at the McNeely mortuary. Mrs. Carey was retired seven ago after teaching at Shortridge forty-five years. CITY POWER CONTROL SUBJECT OF EMRICK Fusion Candidate Speaks Before Brookside Group. Edwin H Emrick. defeated Fusion candidate for mayor in the recent election, last night v.rged municipal control of the city's electric lighting system before a meeting of the Brookside Civic League. There was a program of music by the league chorus. Fifteen dollars was set aside from league funds for Christmas relief work

WOMAN INJURES HAND Slaps, Smashes Glass on Peanut Vending Machine. Miss Cliff Perdue. 18, of 1520 Sheldon street, slapped the glass of a peanut vending machine because it wouldn't work with her penny, and was cut on the hand when the glass broke. She told police her story when she appeared at city hospital for treatment early today. Tho machine was in the College Tavern at Eleventh street and College avenue.

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' the Marion county ’elections bureau. John S. Newhouse, Democratic ! candidate for First district county commissioner, reported he spent $172 50. He contributed $l5O to the county committee. Other Democratic statements are: John C. Kirch, for state representative, $79.60. including a S6O contribution to the county committee; ; Edward B. Raub, for city councilman. $135. William M. Gruner, unsuccessful j

Republican candidate for county assessor, listed expenditures of $40688. and contributions of $350 from Harry Dunn, former auditor; Frank D. Brattain. Louis M. Gruner and Mrs. Pearl Gruner. Other Republicans filing were: Claude E. Williamson, for county councilman. $24.61: Edward B. Kealing, for city councilman. $159.25: Laurens L. Henderson, for state representative. $27 50. and William A. Oren, for city councilman. $134.75.

EVANSTON MINISTER TO TAIK HERE TONIGHT Annual Parish Dinner of Church to Be Held at Lodge Halt. The Rev. Harold Bowen. Evanston. 111., will be the principal speaker at the annual parish dinner of the Episcopal Church of the Advent. to be held at the Calvin Prather locjge hall. Forty-second street

and College avenue, at 6:30 tonight. The Rev. George S. Southworth. rector of the Advent church, will have charge of the meeting.

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