Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 211, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1935 — Page 12

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RITES FOR CITY POLICEMAN SET FOR THORSDAY Lawrence E. Dugan Held Position on Force 26 Years. Requiem mas- for Lawrence E • Landy> Dugan. a member of the Indiana poii- police department for 26 ’Tars is to be held a* 0 Thursoa\ in the Sabred Heart Catholic Church, following private .services at the home All Sumner-M Burial is t '■ be in Hoi " Cross Cemetery. Mr Dugan, v ho was 62. was retired Lorn the force last month because, of ill health. He died last, night in St Francis Hospital. Survivors an- the widow. Mrs. Caroline Dugan; a daughter. Mr:-. .John Beck; three sons. Lawrence J , .Joseph and Edward Dugan; two sistei Mr Edward Boren and Mrs. Edward Wyatt, and two brothers, •John and Thomas Dugan, all of Indiana poll . Services for Mrs. Halliday Funeral 'Tvice. for Mrs Laura M Hallicia■ a resident of Indianapolis for 36 years, ate to be held at 1:30 tomorrow; afternoon in the Planner Buchanan Mortuary. Burial is to be m Crown Hill Tne Revs Abram S. Woodard, pastor of the Meridian 3tre f t M. Fl. Church, of which she was a member. I.S to nfficate. Mrs. Halliday died yesterday in her home. 2423 Park-av. She was 57. Survivor- are the widower. George L Halliday; a daughter. Mrs. Taylor Dbold, Detroit, Mich.; her mother, Mr Lticv McKenzie, Bellevue. O.; two brothers. R. V. McKenzie. Chicago. and L. D McKenzie, Los Angeles. and a -ister. Mrs. E. C. Ruhland also of Bellevue. Mrs. Mary Lantz Rites Last rites for Mrs. Mary Irene ■ Lantz. widow of John Laijtz, are to • he held ai Cumberland at 2 tomorrow. Burial is to be in Memorial j Park Cemetery. Mrs Lantz, who was 62, died yesterday morning in her home, 252 S. Emersnn-av. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Mabel Johnson and Mrs. Sadie I angenberg. and three grandehilfirm all of Indianapolis. SET RITES FOR ONLY COUNTY CENTENARIAN Mrs. \m.inda Tapp Will P,e Buried at Craw fordsville. 2o>/ CRAW FORDSVILLE, Ind.. Nov. 12. Ia t lit were being arranged today for Mrs. Amanda Tapp, Montgomery County's only centenarian, who riied at her honip near here yesterday. Mrs. Tapp, who was born Jan. 3. 1835. in Me Sterling. K . was the widow of John Henry Tapp. Indiana pioneer. She is urvivcd b yt.wo sons and three daughters. AMAZING LVj / Low Prices V w REDEEMED • .Musical Instruments • T\ pewriters • .Machinist Tools • Drafting Instruments • Diamonds—Matches • Men’s Suits • Shot (inns >•><* Otir \\ inilmvs! (.i i oi k i o\v I’Rirrs I niuHi yoi m w I CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 11l I *l W *hinttton S*refl Former Goldstein Drpt. Store Rldr.

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