Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1936 — Page 21

APRIL 10, 1936.

WILLIAM SCOn RITES TO BE AT 3:30 TOMORROW Local Sign Painter, 66. Dies From Effects of Recent Fall. Funeral services for William Walter Scott, 1704 Central-av, who 1 died last night in City Hospital from effects of a fall, are to be conducted at 3:30 tomorrow at the Royster te Askin Funeral Home. The Rev. J Ambrose Dunkel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church pastor, la to officiate. Burial is to be in, Crown Hill. Mr. Scott, who was 66, was born and resided here all his life. He waa a sign painter. Survivors are h'" mother, Mrs. J*ane Scott; two Waters, Mrs. Anna Scott Pahud and Miss Margaret Scott, and a brother, Albert J. Scott, all residing here, j Frances McCotter Dies Final rites for Miss Frances Elizabeth McCotter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gage McCotter, 3650 Coliseum-av, who died yesterday in Bt. Vincent's Hospital, are to be conducted tomorrow at 2 in the Planner As Buchanan Mortuary. Cremation is to follow. Miss McCotter was 21 and a student at De Pauw University. In addition to her perants, she is survived by a brother, Harold. Her father is assistant secretary of the Grain Dealers National Mutual Fire Insurance Cos. Offutt Rites Tomorrow Last rites for Mrs. Susie Offutt, a former resident of the city, who died Wednesday in St. Louis, are to be held tomorrow at 10 at the Shirley Brothers’ Central Chapel. Burial is to be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Offuttt was born at Brownsburg 78 years ago. She lived most of her life in Hendricks County. For 10 years she lived here with her niece, Mrs. O. N. Shirley. 946 N. Ulinois-st. She moved to St. Louis two years ago.

Clarke Services Set Funeral services for Mrs. Glenn Reed Clarke, who died Wednesday at her home, 2322 Stuart-av, following a brief illness, are to be conducted at 2 tomorrow at the Moore KJQ; Funeral Home Burial is to be !Ti Memorial Park. Mrs. Clarke, who was 49, was a lifelong resident of Bright wood. Survivors are the widower, Edward A. Clarke; her father. John L. R.eed; four daughters, Mrs. William E. McAdams, Mrs. John Nowling. Miss Nina M. Clarke, and Miss Trestle J. Clarke; three sons. John R. Arthur R, and Richard Clarke, and five grandchildren, all residing here. Henry Beyers Found Dead The body of Henry Fred Beyers, 76, was sent to the city morgue early today. Mr. Beyers died in his home, 331 N. Pine-st, last night, apparently from heart trouble. A friend, Charles Horder, 56, of 327 N. Pine-st, found the body. Former Resident Dies Funeral services for Cecil W. Ford Wood, former Indianapolis resident, are to be held at 2:30 tomorrow in the Coaltrin Rhoades Funeral Home in Noblesville. Burial is to be in Crownland Cemetery, Noblesville. Mr. Wood, died Sunday in his home in Phoenix, Ariz. A former employe of the Toledo Srale Cos., Indianapolis, Mr. Wood went to Phoenix to reside 10 years ago. Survivors are the widow, Alice; two sisters, Mrs. Madonna Heck,, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ethel Middleton, Kokomo, and a naunt, Mrs. James Downing Noblesville. Arrange Fire Victim Rites Funeral services were to be arranged today for Miss Maxine Eleanor Newby. Technical High School sophomore, who died of burns yesterday afternoon in City Hospital. Miss Newby, who was 17, was burned Tuesday morninc when her clothing was ignited by a grate fire at her home, 1948 S. Randolph-st. Her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Claude

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STATE DEATHS

M.tTFTON Mrs. Rose Frauhiger. 83. Survivors: Widower. John; sons, John, Adam Levi. Amo* and William; daughter*. Mr* Joe Aeschliman, Mrs. Andv Reinhard Mr* Ell Dubach. Mr;. Homer TWr. Mrs Leroy Beer and Mrs JefT Heverlv; sister. Mr* Daniel pwartr; brother. Simon Aeschliman; nalr-clster. Mr*. Jacob Tonner; half-brother. Isaac Baumgartner. BHUTTOS —Harrv R. Swisher. 12. Survivors: Son* Fred and George; daughter. Mi** Marie Swlaher. BROOK VILI.E Marion T. Butler. 33 Survivors: Parent*. Mr and Mr*. Edward Butler; brother. Harrv Butler. BROWNSVILLE —Mrs. Alice Kinder. 75 Survivor*. Widower. Clark Kinder; son. Ernest L. Regan. BRYANT-Mr*. Mary K. Hammitt. *7. Survivor*: Son. Frank: daughter. Mrs. Fav Snvder sisters. Mr*. Ella Votaw. Mr*. Kilty Sullivan and Mrs. W. J. Borror. CENTER POINT —James D Jones. 80. Survivors: Widow Elizabeth: steoson. Dan Williams; sister, Mrs. Sarah Jane Valentine CI.AYSBI RG—James B Beeson. 80 Survivors Widow August*.; brothers. William and O L Beeson. CLINTON—Mrs F.lva Nason. 4 Survivor*: Widower, William; parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Killey. CLINTON Mrs Helen Freleigh HensUv. 33. Survivors: Widower. Charles; mother Mr*. Nora Daughterv: daughter. Marvel Wills: sister. Mrs. Nellie Johnson: brother. Fred Freleigh. CONN ERR VII.LE —Mrs. Floreen Simpson, 27 Survivors: Son. Rudolph: brothers, Leo Lawla*. Freddie and Chanie Hollowav; sisters. Mrs. Willie May Hunter and Vivian Hollowav. CULVER—Charle* Gansch. 71. Survivor: Widow. Anna, stepson. William Minardow; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Clara Gansch. FLORA -Charles L Flora. 69 s 'i rviv ”™,i Widow. Ella: sons. George. Landes and Dale: daughter. Mrs Susie Shanklin. FORT WAYNE—Mrs. Amanda King, 82. Survivors: Son. Lee. John S. Fisher 26. Survivors Widow, Letha' parents, Mr and Mrs. Hugh Fisher. Edward Mjddendorf. 38 Survivors. Widow. Mary: daughters. Misses Alice. Margaret. Lillian. Irene, Rieta and Dorothy Middendorf; sisters. Misses Cordula and Aloysia Middendorf. FRANKLIN—Mrs. Marv McKamev. 85. Survivors: Son. Lawrence: daughter. GALVESTON—Mrs. Mary Ann Ridenour, 75 Survivors; Widower. David; sons, Charles. Delbert, Frank and Alvin: daughters, Mrs. John Winters. Mrs. Otis Brown. Mrs Dewey Meader and Mrs. FJoyd Stafford; brothers, John and David Smith. GRAMMER—WiIbur Knight. 66. farmer. Survivors: Brothers. Elza and Henry, sisters. Mrs. Laura West and Mrs. Lillie VanArsdel. GREENTOWV John M. Swope. 73, farmer ‘ Survivors: Widow, Olive; sister. Miss Corintha Swope; brothers, George and Joseph. HOPE—Mrs. Carrrie Welnland Shank. 72. Survivors: Son, Edward: daughter, Mrs. Howard Creed' brother. William Weinland. LAGRANGE Mrs. Alice Hurd 82. Survivors: Sons. Irvin and George Hassinger; daughters. Mrs. Grace Fair and Mrs. Fannie Rackerd. LEBANON —Mis* Cora Powell. 88. Survivors: Bothers, Mrs. Amanda J. Whitson: brother. William D. Powell; sister, Mrs. A B. Carr.

i IBERTYVII.LE —Mrs. Laura B. Foltz. 76. Survivors: Brother. George Feuquav; seven grandchildren. LOGANSPORT—Frank K. Fansler. 52 Survivors: Sisters. Mrs Ida Grauel and Mrs. Anna Metz. MARION Mrs. F. C. Harvev. 69. Survivors Widower: brothers. Nathan. Walter and John Martin: sisters. Mrs. Etta Coneland and Mrs. Esther Allen: stepsons. Ralph and Glenn Harvev: stepdaughters. Mrs Iva Downs. Mrs. George Bauserman and Mrs. George Bvers. MISHAWAKA —Henry Van Den Boore. 69. Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. Celina Alberts and Mrs. Henry Van Hoecke; five sisters. MONUMENT CITY- Mrs. Martha J. Southwood 76. Survivors: Son. Robert: daughter. Mrs. Ora Oxlev: brothers. John and Josenh Eads. MUNCIE—Fred Qualkenbush. Survivors: Widow. Mrs. Bessie Qualkenbush; sons, Rav, Robert and Rodney; daughters. Mrs Ted Carmichael. Ruth. Vera. May and Martha Qualkenbush: brothers. Elmer, Harlev. William. Olive and Norman, sisters. Mrs. Ethel Cox. Mrs. Rilla Kensey ar.d Mrs. Ada Hickman. Ed Svmmes. 65. Survivors: Sister. Mrs. Orpha Havlinß: brothers. W. E. and Oral . O Svmmes. | NEW PARIS—LeRov Tully. 57. farmer. I Survivors: Widow. Nora, daughter, Mrs. i Harvev Mathews; mothpr, Mrs. Jesta j Tully.' ODON—Miss Stella Margaret McCord. 11. I Survivors: Sisters. Loretta Martha. Hilda. ! Dorothv McCord and Mrs. Edna Jones. PERU—James Hartley Roberts, 72. Suri Newby, we; not in the house at I the time and efforts by her younger brothers, Claude Jr.. 12, and Richard, 11, failed to save her life. They succeeded in extinguishing the flames with a. laundry bag and containers of water but not until she had received serious burns. Miss Newby was a member of Grace Baptist Church. Mathews Funeral Here Funeral services for Mrs. Aurelia L. Mathews, a former Indianapolis resident, are to be held tomorrow at 2 in the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home. Burial is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Mathews, who was 79, died Wednesday in the home of a son. Byron H. Mathews, Miami, Fla. Born in Harrison, 0., Mrs. Mathews taught school there for three years before coming to Indianapolis. She went to Miami to reside 10 years ago. She was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors are another son, Edward F. Hobart, and three daughters. Mrs. Shirley B. Tacoma. Mrs. Clara E. Scott and Mrs. Edna L. Dodge, all of Indianapolis. Only 15c a Day Buys a New KELVINATOR Pearson fenn.

vlvor: Widow, Mr*. Elizabeth Plrieh Robert*. Mr*. Emogene Lawell. 78. Survivors: Nephew and three nieces. PHILADELPHIA—CaIvin Stepler Survivor: Widower; son, Harold Stepler. PHILOMATH—Mrs. Sarah Jane Decker. 81. Survivors: Sons, Joseph and FYank: daughters. Mrs. Martha Crawlev. Mr*. Mabel Paueett. Mrs. Maud Leach and Mrs. Grace Dubois; brother. Charles Revalee. PLEVNA—Mrs. Louise Zerbe. 82 Survivors: Sons, John and Roscoe: daughters. Mrs. William Hensler, Mrs. Seth King and Mrs. Riley Kendall: sisters. Mrs. Ruben Dick and Mrs. Elizabeth Holly. PORTLAND—C. Hal Ayer*. 68 Survvivors: Widow, Nora; daughter, Mrs. John McCrum. , PR i NCETOV—James Nelson Weiberle. 63. Survivors: Widower. Chris: son. Paul; daughter. Mra. Carl Smith: brother. Henrv Kohlmeler; sisters. Mrs. Fred Voekel and Mrs. Delma Oliver. PITNAMVILLE—SamueI Whitehead. 73, farmer. Survivors; Brother. Milton; sister, J* r *i lieber•I ieber • hal * brother. Luther Ford half sisters. Mrs. Laura Turner. Mrs. Charles Cooper. Mis. Phillip Gosnell. Mrs. George McCammack and Mrs Clyde Moore. CROSSING—Mrs. Minnie Gunn ng. 74. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Burton Linville: brothers. Jacob and John Shepple: sisters, Mrs. Alpinas and Mrs. William Fox. RICHMOND—CarI Stevens. 36. „ ®®£®ESTER, —Mrs. Elizabeth Landgrave 36. Survivors: Widower, Richard: daughter, Suzanne Lynn; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norris. SEYMOUR—Charier- E. Sherber. 42. Survivors: Widow Nettie: sons. James and Charles: daughter Miss Helen Sherber: sisters. Mrs Julius O Harlow and Mrs. Stephen McGravl; brother. Chauncev Snerber. SOUTH BEND—Martin Niedbalski. Survivors; Widow. Mary; sons. Frank Sylvester and Eugene; daughters. Mrs. Blanche Paczesna and Mrs. Valentine Kujaw a. kwetta T. Groshans. 68. SurWidower. C E Groshans; sons. ~P auL Charles and Harrv; daughter. Mrs. 8. B Carlin: brother. Noah ri. Bennett. SULLIVAN—Mrs. Della Hess Scott Meade 65. Survivors: Son. Chester Scott; daughter. Mrs Irene Brown; brothers. ?,*”• Walter, John and Howard Hess: sisters. Mrs. James Hicks. Mrs. James Black and Mrs. Charles Stuckey. WALNUTGROVE-Mrs John Brehm. 79 Survivors. Widower; son. John: daughters. Mrs. Kearnev Mundell and Mrs. Herman Frv: sister Mrs. Edward Morris: brother. Samuel V/ebb. WARSAW—Miss Stella Berkevpile. 45 Survivors; Parents, Mr and Mrs. Amsv Berkeypile; sisters. Mrs. Ada Worsham and Miss Nellie Berkeypile. •>- WA f HI^rGTOI ' —Miss Mar ? Lou Small, 32. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Small: brothers, Guv. Louis, Merlin, Joseph and Aupsti: sisters. Mrs. Helen Gibson and Mrs. Francis Cardinal. WINDSOR—Mrs. Delia Shores. 53. Survivors: Sons, Vernie, Lawrence. Paul. Djnton. Russell and Francis: daughters. Onal Lois and Bettv Shores. „ WOLCOTT—Mrs. Emma Sigman Burns. .->9, Survivors: Widower A. C. Burns: daughters. Mrs. Ida Jackson and Mrs. Effie Gosman: brothers. Milrov William. Sam and Charles Sigman; sister. Mrs. Tillie Shaffer.

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$387,726 GIVEN MARION COUNTY IN LIQUOR FEES $129,200 Is Distributed to Schools, Rest to Cities and Towns. School units of Marion County have received approximately $129,200 and cities and towns in the county have received approximately $258,470 for their general funds from alcoholic beverage licenses issued from effective date of the 1935 liquor law to March 31. Paul P. Fry, state excise administrator, announced yesterday that a total of $387,726.73, for 1429 beverage permits of all kinds, has gone to this county during the period for which the compilation was made. The Marion County permit total, exclusive of such permits as temporary beer permits, wholesale permits and permits issued for additional seating, were subdivided as follows: Beer dealer, 147; beer retailer, 320; liquor dealer, 227; liquor retailer, 164; wine dealer, 180; wine retailer, 92, and dub, 32. The $387,726.73 total for Marion County, for the licenses itemized, was divided 33 1-3 per cent to local school units and 66 2-3 per cent to the general funds of the city or town in which the licenses were issued. Where permits were granted outside city limits, such as in the case of clubs or resort hotels, the 66 2-3 per cent went to the county general funds. See New 1936 Cabinet Model Speed QueenJOg Electric Washer with Safety-Roll Wringer jjEoifJgT |j an exclusive feature. jWj fjlj| fl[ Vonnegut's uRTp 120 E Washington. ff j jf\|!

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