Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 176, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1934 — Page 16

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G. 0. P. LEADER DEAD;FUNERAL IS TOMORROW William Bosson. Prominent Attorney and Civic Worker, Succumbs.

Funeral services for William Bosson. prominent civic and Republican leader, who died in Methodist Hospital yesterday, will be held at 2 tomorrow in the Planner fit Buchanan Funeral Home, 25 W. Fall Creek-pkwy. Burial will be lr Union Chapej Cemetery. A memorial service will be held at 11 tomorrow in Superior Court One by the Marion County Bar Association. Mr. Bosson, who lived at 3460 Salem-st, was 77.

After he was graduated from Indiana Asburv College, now De Pauw University, Mr. Bosson taught school for a number of years and then entered law practice in Indianapolis in 1882. He became cashier 'bf the old Bank of Commerce, located where the Indiana National Bank is now. serving there from 1882 until 1803. Mr Bosson was one of the organizers of the Indiana Farm Bureau and served as its first treasurer. He nominated Albert J. Beveridge for his second term in the United State Senate, and took an active part in various political campaigns. During recent years he was active in civic club work, serving as delegate to the Federation of Community Clubs and the Nirth Side Federation of Civic Clubs Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Margaret Hill Bosson. and seven children, Mrs. Harry L. Newman, Detroit; Mrs. Wesley Tayloi, Greensboro. N. C.; Miss Rosemary Bosson, Richard M. Bosson. Robeil. N. Bosson, John U. Bosson and William Bosson Jr., all of Indianapolis CAB DRIVER SLUGGED Polire Hunt Thief Who Got sll, Jacket and Flashlight. Police today are searching for a Negro who slugged a taxicab driver on the head with a paper-wrapped brick early yesterday at Illinois and Ohio-sts. and stole the cab, sll, a jacket and flashlight. The driver. Janies Murray. 34 of 909'- Marionav„ was treated at City Hospital for his injuries.

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City Woman’s Rites to Be Held Here, Bluffton Mrs. Esther Shoemaker Was Graduate of Teachers College: Lived in Indianapolis Four Years. Funeral services for Mrs. Esther Shoemaker, who died Saturday in her home, 3741 Forest Manor-av, will be held at 9 tomorrow in the residence, and at 2:30 in Bluffton. her former home. Burial will be in Bluffton. Mrs. Shoemaker, who was 36. had lived in Indianapolis four years. She was a graduate of Teachers College, now a part of Butler University, and. before her marriage,,

taught in the Ft. Wayne and Bluffton public schools. She also was a member of the Bluffton Methodist Episcopal Church, and of the Tri Kappa Sorority. Surviving her are thp widower, Ernest H. Shoemaker: her mother, Mrs. Sarah Fitzpatrick; an aunt, Mrs. Blanche McClain; a daughter. Miss Ann Shoemaker, all of the Forest Manor address; a sister. Mrs. J M. Trautman. Montpelier, O, and a brother, Raymond Fitzpatrick. Bluffton.

Mrs. Finch Succumbs Services for Mrs. Nellie R. Finch, who died yesterday after a threeweeks illness, will be held at 11 Wednesday in the University Heights Methodist Church, ot which she was a member. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Finch, who lived at 4266 Bowma-av, was 56. Surviving are i the widower, Shelby Finch; a ■ daughter. Mary Louise, and a son. ' Shelby Finch Jr. Mrs. Mackey Is Dead Funeral services for Airs. Florence T. Mackey, 603 E. 23rd-st, who died yesterday in Methodist Hospital, will be held at 7:30 tomorrow night in the Hisey & Titus Funeral Home, and in the Jones Funeral Home, Wabash, at 10 Wednesday morning. Burial will be in Falls Cemetery. Wabash. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Eva M. Whitcraft, with whom she made her home; a son, Harry T. Mackey, Warsaw, and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph T. McNary, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Charles Smith, Wabash.

Mrs. Williams Passes Final services for Mrs. Aleta Williams. 1304 N. Grant-av. who died Saturday after a five months’ illness. were to be held at 2 today in the McNeely Funeral Home. 1828 N. Meridian-st. Burial was tc be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Williams, who had lived in Indianapolis six years, was a member of the Second Church of Christ, Scientist. She was 31. Surviving are the widower, Evert Wiliams; her mother. Mrs. Laura Saph and a sister. Mrs. Harry Arnold. both of Detroit.

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Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Bush, mother of Owen Bush, famed baseball player and manager. will be held at 8 tomorrow morning in the Bush home. 207 N. Walcott-st., with requiem mass at the Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church, N. Oriental and Ohio- * sts., at 9. Burial will follow in Holy Cross Cemetery. Members of the Holy Cross Altar Society, of wljich Mrs. Bush was a member. will meet at the home at 8 tonight for prayer.

THIEVES GET DRESSES North Side Home Looted of'S27 in Cash. Two week-end burglaries netted sneak thieves $27 and six dresses. Miss Edna Leo. 1120 N. Pennsyltold police burglars took six dresses, worth $35, from her apartment. Thieves who ransacked the home of Charles Leeds, 2034 N. Delaware-st, made off with $27 in cash.

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SERVICES FOR MRS. BUSH TO BE TOMORROW Famed Ball Player’s Mother Is Dead From Effects of Pneumonia. Services "for Mrs. Ellen Bush, mother of Owen J. <Ownie) Bush, nationally known big league baseball player and manager, who died Saturday in St. Vincent's Hospital

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following a three weeks’ illness, will be held at 8:30 in the home. 207 N. Walcott-st, tomorrow and at 9 in Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Bush, who was 76. was bom in Louisville. She came to Indianapolis shortly after her marriage to Michael Bush, who died several years later, leaving her with four children. A son. Michael Bush Jr.. was killed in 1929 in an automobile accident, while en route to a baseball game between Cincinnati and the Pittsburgh Pirates, then managed by Ownie Bush. Mrs. Bush was a member of the Holy Cross Church. Surviving her are the son, Owen; two daughters. Mrs. Robert Fessler and Miss Mae Bush, and a sister, Miss Kate McGee. Louisville.

60 EAGLES ATTEND MEETING IN KOKOMO Local Aerie Delegation Is One of 17 Present. Sixty members of Indianapolis Eagles Aerie and auxiliary attended a Fourth District meeting yesterday at Kokomo, at which seventeen aeries were represented. The Indianapolis delegation was headed by J. Pierce Cummings, former national trustee, and Fred J. Snyder, aerie president. Principal speaker was Conrad H.

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