Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1936 — Page 4

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DR. E. T. DAVIS. VETERINARIAN DIE SIN OFFICE Widely Known for Activities in Profession: Founder of Hospital Here. Dr. Emmett T. Davis, who has practiced a.= a veterinarian here for 14 years, died yesterday in his office at 402 IC. East-st. He 67, and *as born at Plainfield. Dr. Davis served on the State Board of Veterinary Examiners under Gov. Samuel M. Ralston and was president of the Indiana Veterinary Medical College from 1921 to 1924. He also founded the Davis Veterinary Hospital with his son, Dr. Roger Davis, in 1923 Survivors are the widow, Mr.< Caroline Davis; two sons. Dr. Roger of this city, and Dr. La Rue Davis of Chicago. Arrange Beach Services Funeral services for Mrs. Lou Corinne Beach. 74, of 2719 N. Galest, who died yesterday, are to he held at the home tomorrow at 1:30. Burial Is to be in Crown Hill. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Emil Soufflot, and Mrs. Ernest Fullenwider; two sons, Homer and Buford Beach, and six grandchildren. All reside here. Mrs. James Long Dies Final rites for Mrs. Olive M. Long, 23, who died at her home. 2241 Col-lege-av, yesterday, are to be conducted at the George W. Usher Funeral Home tomorrow-’ at 1. Mrs. Long was the wife of James Long and was born in Ladoga. In addition to her husband she is survived by a daughter, Patricia Ann. Ailing Rites Tonight Last rites for Mrs. May Ailing, 63. a resident here for the last 35 years, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Lindlev, 6149 Park-av yesterday, are to be conducted tonight at 7:39 sn Shirley Brothers’ central Central Chapel. Burial is to be tomorrow in Madison. Mrs. Ailing was an active member of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Heights Presbyterian Church here and formerly was a member of the Memor.al Presbyterian Church. In addition to her daughter she is survied by a brother, Harry Eudaly, residing here. Waddell Rites Today Funeral services for William C. Waddell, 49, who died Friday night at his home, 2025 Centrai-av, of heart disease were to be held at 1:30 today in the Shirley Brothers central chapel. Burial was to be in Crown Hill. Mr. Waddell was born in Brookvine, where he entered the employ of the Big Four Railroad .30 years ago. For *he last 20 years ht> had been a clerk in the railroad office here. Survivors are the widow. Mrs. Winifred Waddell, and two brothers. Herbert J. Waddell, Newcastle, and Ralph Waddell. North Bend. O. Martz Rites Today Funeral services for Mrs. Lida J. Martz. 63, of 5,35 Dorman-st, were to be held today at 1:30 in the Harry W. Moore Funeral Home. Burial was to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. The Rev. Henry T. Graham. pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church, is to officiate. Mrs. Martz. who came here 21 years ago from Zionsville. died Saturday in her home after an illness of 1.3 months. Survivors are the widower. Charles M. Martz; three sons. Ralph D.. Millard F. and Harold Martz, and two daughters. Mrs. Mattie Jordan and Mrs. Helen Chappell, all of Indianapolis. Waymire Rites Set Services and burial are to be held tomorrow in Elwood for Mrs. Julia Jane Waymire. who died yesterday in the home of a daughter. Mrs. Edward L. Wiggins, 3119 Col-lege-av. She was 86. Mrs. Waymire was born in Richmond. Va„ and had lived most of her life in Elwood. having come to Indianapolis to reside three years

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DRUGGISTS ARRANGE PARLEY AT PURDUE Dr. Morris Fishbein to Be Among Speakers. Tintct: Special t LAYETTE, Ind.‘, March 24.—Nationally known leaders in pharmacy and allied fields are to appear on the program of the sixth annual Druggists’ Business Conference at Purdue University tomorrow and \ Thursday. Speakers for the two-day meeting j are to include Dr. Morris Fishbein, Chicago, The Indianapolis Times health columnist, and the noted Harvard University physiologist, Dr. Howard W. Haggard. Dr. Fishbein is to discuss “Socialized Medicine') and Dr. Haggard “Medical Fads and Superstitions.” Among others expected to address the sessions are Rep. Joseph A. Andrew <R„ Lafayette), and Dr. John J Haramy, Indianapolis, history department head at, Indiana Central College, whose topic is to be “What Price Liberty?” LOCAL FLOOD WORKER WRITES OF TRAGEDIES Real Danger Just Beginning, William Dunne Claims. A picture of desolation and sadness in the flood areas is given in a letter from William A. Dunne, formerly of Indianapolis, who is assisting in the Red Cross flood relief work in Greensburg, Pa. Mr. Dunne and his brother, John B. Dunne, field representative of the Red Cross, are sons of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Dunne, 5526 E. Michi-gan-st. William Dunne echoes President Roosevelt's call for the $3,000,000 for Red Cross relief "for the real danger is just beginning.” he writes. He lists lack of water supply and damp houses among the hazards. PLANS HONOR BANQUET Evansville Y. M. C. A. Will Fete ! Retiring State Executives. Timex Special EVANSVILLE. Ind., March 24.—j C. A. Tevebaugh, Indianapolis, state Y. M. C. A. secretary, is to be honored at a dinner meeting of the local association Thursday Mr. Tevebaugh, who is to retire from office May 1. headed a campaign that raised SIOO,OOO here in 1925. ago. She was a member of the Methodist Church in Elwood. Survivors besides Mrs. Wiggins! are three sons, Oris. Harvey and William Waymire. all of - Elwood, 1 four sisters and eight grandchil- 1 dren. Robert Burres Dead Robert Burres. 10-year-old son of Clarendon W. and Mrs. Nellie Burres. : 1446 N. Holmes-av, died in Methodist Hospital early today from pneu- ! monia contracted following an appendectomy. Bom in Cincinnati, he attended School 75 here. In addition to the j parents he is survived by a sister. Miss Alice E. Burres. 23. Funeral * arrangements have not been completed.

OPTOMETRISTS WILL CONVENE AT VINCENNES State Session to Be Held in June, Association Announces. Mid-yAr convention of the Indiana Association of Optometrists is to be held in Vincennes in June. Dr. W. L. Van Osdol, state president, announced today. Dr. Benjamin Kaplan, Michigan City, chairman, and his executive committee members are to set the date. State representatives at the American Optometrist Association convention scheduled for the week of July 6 at Detroit are to include

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Dr. Van Osdol and Dr. John P. J Davy, Indianapolis; Dr. A. C. Anderson and Dr. C. W. Morris, both of Fort Wayne, and Dr. Kaplan. One hundred and fifty optometrists from Indiana, Ohio. Kentucky and Indianapolis attended the state - officers’ conference and educational meetings yesterday at the Severin. with Dr. Louis Jacques, Los Angeles, Cal., guest speaker. Dr. Jacques, faculty member of the j University of Southern California, j ■ talked on the treatment, reduction and cure of near-sightedness in j school children. NAMED MANUAL EDITOR Charles Johnston Elected by ’36 Class; Robert Crouch Is Aid. Charles Johnston has been elected I editor-in-chief of the semi-annual i Senior Booster by the Manual Training High School June ’36 graduating class. Robert Crouch is to be associate editor. Both are on the weekly Booster staff and are members of the Roines. senior men's honorary organization.

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