Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 213, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1935 — Page 18

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B. L. MATHER. TRAFFIC CIUB'S OFFICER. DEAD Rites to Be Held Tomorrow for Service Spring Cos. Manager. Barton L Mather. secretarytreasurer of 'he Indianapolis Traffic Club and traffic manager of the Service Sprint Cos. who died yesterday at his home 2439 Park-av, will be buried tomorrow afternoon at Crown Hill. Funeral services will be held at the home at 2 Mr. Mather, who was 68 years old. was a member of the Tabernacle Prerbyterian Church Survivors are the widow, five daughter'. Mrs. William H Hall. Bloomington; Mrs. Arthur W. Boyd. Memphis Tcnn.. and Mrs AW R McCallum. Miss Ruth Mather, and Miss Charlotte Mather, all of Indianapolis; two sons. Don L. Mather and Robert Mather, both also of Indianapolis; two brothers. Gordon M. Mather, Toledo (0> capitalist, and Joseph Mather, also of Toledo, and a sister, Mrs. Nancy Bell, New Orleans. Isabelle Cowen Dies Mrs Isabelle R Cowen. pioneer Indianapolis resident, who died yesterday at her home. 6001 Belle-fontaine-st. will he buried, following cremation, tomorrow afternoon at Crown Hill. Funeral services will be held at the home Mrs. Cowen. 81 years old had been a resident of the city 64 years. Bom in Belfast. Me.. Mrs. Cowen tame to this city in 1870. She was a member of the Unitarian Church, the Womens Relief Corps of the Grand Armv of the Republic. She was the widow of Robert B Cowen. bookkeeper in the auction business of former Mayor Samuel Lewis Shank. Three daughters. Miss Jennie W. Cowen. Indianapoh'; Mrs. Edwin F. Abel. Dayton. 0.. and Mrs. W P. Adkinson. Orlando, Fla., survive. Mary Osborn Funeral Requiem mass will be offered for Mrs. Mary Wvnn Osborn, wife of Merritt Osborn, who died yesterday at her home. 3180 Graceland-av. at 9 tomorrow morning in SS. Peter j and Paul Cathedral. Mrs. Osborn, who was 39 years old. had been ill one week. Born in Kokomo. Mrs. Osborn came to Indianapolis as a small hild. She was educated at Manual Training High School and the Indianapolis Normal School and taught in the public school system. She was a member of the auxiliary j of the Bruce P. Robinson Post | American Legion and the SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Surviving are the husband, threr i voung children. Stephen. Martha md David Osborn; a sister. Mrs. | Della Pierce, and a brother. Glenn Wynn, both of Kokomo. Frank Streightoff Rites Last rites were to he held this afternoon for Dr. Frank Streightoff. commerce professor of the Indiana University Extension Division, who died Sunday at his home, 733 E. 33rd-st. The Rev. O Hrrschel Folanger. pastor of the First Friends Church, was to he in charge of the home rites at 2:30 p. m. Alvin Teague Coate was to pay a tribute to Dr. Streightoff and Prof Allen D. Hole, a brother-in-law, was to offer a prayer. Mrs. Pamella Case. Butler University violinist, was to give a violin solo. Indiana University extension classes paid tribute to Dr. Streightoff last night. Sarah E. Cole Dead Private services for Mrs. Sarah E. Cole, who died yesterday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. M. M. Pickett. Greenfield, will be held there tomorrow with burial in Crown Hill. Mrs. Cole, who was 85 had irted in Indianapolis more than 50 years. Born in Plainfield. N J.. she came t r this city with her parents in 1857. During the Civil War. she was a pupil at the Baptist Seminary. She was a member of the Central Christian Churrh. A son. Albert B Cole. Chiracn. survives in addition to the daughter, eight erand-ehildren and three great grandchildren.

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HOUSE AMENDS TAX SALE BILL BY 96-0 VOTE Moratorium Is Extended Through 1936: Democrats Hit by G. 0. P. Leaders. The House of Representatives this i morning by a 96-0 vote amended the tax sale moratorium bill adopted yesterday extending the moratorium through 1936 to delinquent taxpayers who pay taxes falling due in 1935. The action by which the House yesterday approved the bill of Senator George Sands (D„ South Bend), which extended the mora- | torium through 1935. was reconsidered through bipartisan action as soon as the roll had been called. The measure was placed again on third reading, amended and then I approved with the minority voting with the Democrats. Amendment Backed bY Bauer Rep. Lenhardt E. Bauer <D.. Terre Haute* explained that the Senate bill adopted yesterday extended the moratorium through 1935, but failed to make provision for 1936. when there will be no session of the Legislature. To discourage deliberate failure to pay taxes. Rep. Bauer told the House he suggested an amendment to the Senate bill by which the moratorium in 1936 would apply only to those taxpayers who have paid the taxes due in 1935. Upon the passagr yesterday of the Senate bill the measure was ready for presentation to the Governor for his approval when house taxation experts discovered the omission of any provision for handling the situation next year. Agree lo Reconsider At a conference of legislative leaders last night it was determined to reconsider the House vote. Similar action was expected in the Senate when that body reconvenes this afternoon. The Senate is expected to approve the' amend-

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