Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 237, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1935 — Page 10

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CITY CATHOLIC DIRECTOR DIES AT HOME HERE Mrs. Mary Rose Manly LifeLong Resident or Indianapolis. Mrs. Mary Rose Manly, 57. lifelong resident of Indianapolis and for many years a member of the boa'd of directors of the Catholic Women’s Association, died yesterday at her residence, 5102 Washingtonbvd. Mrs. Manley also was a nember of St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. St. Joan of Arc Woman's Club and the Sunshine Club. Surviving besides her husband, James E. Manley, are a daughter. Mrs. Theodore P. Marbaugh, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Diggins. all of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. E. R. Emmett of Chicago. Funeral services will be at 9 a. m. Saturday in St. Joan of Arc Church. Mrs. Emma Baxter Dead Mrs Emma Retta Baxter, for 15 years a resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Ray Foster, 5884 Julian-av. Mrs. Baxter was a member of the New Harmony Baptist Church. Surviving are two sons. Qua of Brownsburg and David J. Baxter of Seymour; a sister, Mrs. Will Jackson, and three brothers, Hoffman, Demp and Clark Mitchell, all of Scott County. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. in Chapel M. E Church, with burial in the Chapel Cemetery. Funeral in South Bend Funeral services for Mia. Lula Miller, wife of the Rev. Either C. Miller, evangelist, are to be held in South Bend Saturday afternoon at 1:30, according to word received by the Rev. Virgil P. Brock, director of the Christian Laymen’s League of Indianapolis. Mrs. Miller died early yesterday at the home of her sister in Dayton. 0., after an illness of several months. Associated with her husband in evangelistic work. Mrs. Miller appeared with him in Indianapolis. She was with Mr. Miller when lie delivered evangelistic sermons at the Union Tabernacle meetings during the Fountain Square series last March under sponsorship of the Christian Laymen’s League. She directed young people's and women's work. Mr. Brock is to preach the funeral sermon and with Mrs. Brock and Mrs. Thomas Duckworth, soloist of the Fountain Square Christian Church, will sing. V. W. Kirkpatrick Dies Services for Volney W. Kirkpatrick are to be held in the Clyde V. Montgomery Funeral Home, 1622 N. Meridian-st, at 2 Saturday afternoon. Mr. Kirkpatrick, former Indianapolis real estate man, died yesterday at his home, 1119 Fairfield-av. He had been retired from active business about two years. He was 72. He was born in Kentucky, but lived in Indianapolis many years. Survivors are the widow', Mrs. Lewella Kirkpatrick, and a daughter, Mrs. James A. Wilson of Indianapolis. Burial is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Searcy Services Private Private funeral services for Nesbit Lee Searcy, 55, who died yesterday of a heart attack at his home, 3619 Salem-st, are to be held at 10 tomorrow morning in Kregelo & Bailey Funeral Home, and burial is to be in Crown Hill. He had been ill for nearly a year. Mr. Searcy was engaged in the real estate and insurance business here for 35 years. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Shrine, Elks Lodge and Disciples of Christ. Surviving, besides the widow, Mrs. Anna Searcy, are two sons, Emery and Lee Searcy, and a daughter, Mrs. Bernard F. Lacy all of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Otto Kuehrmann, Cedarville. O.

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Horse Association is to present five colts to Marion County 4-H Club members at 2 tomorrow afternoon at the Gregg farm, 106th and Meridian-sts. Earl Kiger is shown above with one of the colts, his contribution to the movement. Colts are to be given club members recommended by Horace Abbott, Marion County farm agent.

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STATE 0.0, P, CLUB TO MEET Republican Veterans to Hear Rep. Halleck Here Saturday. Committees have been named for the state-wide meeting of the Republican Veterans of Indiana Saturday night, at which Rep. Charles Halleck will speak on "The SoCalled New Deal.” Col. Thomas B. Coulter, Vincennes, slate chairman, has called a meeting of the state executive committee for Saturday afternoon. Col. Solon J. Carter, Marion County chairman, who will preside Saturday night, has named the following committee: Committee on Arrangements— George B. Sacrist, chairman; Robert H. Tyndall, Paul Thombaugh. Arthur R. Robinson, Delbert O. Wilmeth, Howard Maxwell, Carl Carey, Guy Bogle, Otto Ferger, Bob

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POLICE CHECK MUTE’SSTORY Albert Divine Held After Apartment Janitor Makes Complaint. Police today are trying to determine whether Albert Divine, 24-year-old deaf-mute. 24 1 - S. Illinoisst, used a magazine subscription job as a means of entering homes to pilfer. Divine, held on a vagrancy charge, was arrested after a janitor at the Shuyler apartments, 3761 N. Merid-ian-st. reported the mute entered two apartments after there was no response when he rapped on doors, j The prisoner, according to police, had two rings, a lodge pin and some keys in his possession, but declared he found them in the 3800 block, Central-av. The pin bore the name of Mrs. Edna E. Pauley, 1032 N. Olney-st. supreme guardian of the Order of Job’s Daughters, and is one of a number she presented to officers of the organization.

CITY MAN SHOOTS SELF Ends Life by Firing Rifle Bullet Into Head. Albert Piepcr, 52, shot himself in the head this morning with a .22caliber rifle at his home, 2905 Car-

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