Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1936 — Page 4

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11 CITY PUPILS ATTAIN FINALS IN COMPETITION Mathematics Contest Ends Friday at Indiana University. Timri Rpminl BLOOMINGTON. April 21. Eleven Indianapolis pupils, all from Technical High School, are to compete In the finals of the sixth annual state high school mathematics contest at Indiana University Friday. A total of 107, representing sectional met, winners, are to take part in the contest. Os these, 52 are to compete In the geometry division and 55 in the algebra division. The Indianapolis pupils are Howard Symons, Robert Terry, Opal Solian, Norma McClintock, Edward Eberhardt and Herman Raab Jr., geometry. Betty Hall, Geraldine Pugh. John Hardy, Carolyn Heller and Carrie HulTman, algebra. Central Indiana Winners Others from central Indiana include Dorothy Everet, Noblesvllle; Norma Taylor. New Palestine; Paul Thistlewait, Westfield; Martha Ann Spencer. Greencastle; Richard Kirk, Randall Morgan and 3etty Bundy, Knightstown. Maxine Burdsall, El wood; Ray Rusie, Mooresville; Clyde Ruby, Carthage: Lowell Heisey, Ladoga; Eugene Meyer, Frankfort; Edna Griffith. Liston; Waldo Fearnow, Beircleville, and Dick Adams, West Lafayette. Marvin Bailey and Rosemary Miller, Sheridan; Betty Byers, Daniel Tochopp, Harry Shoemaker, John Purdue and Richard Ball, Lafayette; Varnon Gable and Roy Lumpkin, Losantville; Marjorie Houser and Nora Bales, Mooreland; Kenneth Crippen and Phyllis Scholl, Falmouth.

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ANDERSON-Mrs. Mary Jackaon. SO. Survivors Son. Thorn** Jackson; granddaughters. Mrs. Ruth Southard and Mrs. Russel Romlne; grandson. Earl Jackson. BLOOMINGTON—Prof. William D. MacClintock. 78 Survivors: Widow, sons. Prof Landor and Prof Paul MacCltntock; daughters. Mrs. James B. Brown and Mrs. Clarence Efroymson; brother, Samuel MacClintock. Mrs Myrtle Day, 32. Burvivors: Widower. Merrill; daughter, June Day; father, August Oelrich. BRAZIL Mrs Matilda Layne. 50. Survivor* Widower. Walter; sons. Gilbert and Kenneth; daughter. Mrs. Eva Wells. Isaac Sutherland. 79, farmer. Survivors: Sons Harvey and Roy Sutherland; sisters, Mrs. Pearl McCall. Mrs. Tillie Bridgewater* and Mrs. Elizabeth McCall. BROWNSTOWN—George L. Lahrman. 50. Survivors: Widow. Faitn: daughter. Mrs. Irene Bauer; brother, Henry; sister, Mrs. Emma Beuning. BL'RNSVILLE —Benjamin Harrison Palmer. 46. Bui-vivors: Widow; six children, sisters, Mrs. Lucy Edwards and Mrs Anna Solomon; brothers. Willard, William and Charles. CLAV CITY Mrs. Hannah Schauweeker. 82 Survivors: Bons, William and Edgar: daughters, Mrs. Catherine Crabtree and Mrs. Nora Baker; sister, Mrs. Clara J. Boyer. COLUMBUS -Mrs. Jennie Harris Miller 85. Survivors: Nieces. Mrs. D. B. Snyder and Mrs. Roscoe Haymond. CONNERSVILLE—Mrs. John T. Wilkin. 73 Survivors: Daughters. Lucille Wilkin and Mrs Howard B. Blair; sons, Joseph and Paul Wilkin. Samuel H. Reislnger. 91. Survivors; Daughters. Mrs. C. S. Higgs. Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs. Walter Brown; sons, Samuel Elmer and Harry Reisinger: sisters Mrs. Jennie Walter and Mrs. Fannie Welch. Mrs. Eliza A. Robbins. 65. Survftors; brother. Blbert M. Edwards; sister. Mrs. Agnes Sherwood: half sister, Mrs. Mamie Bell. Herman LaFaune Bverett. 30 Survivors: Brothers. Edward and Charles; sisters, Mrs. Georpia Frv, Mrs. Marv Parker, Mrs. Mildred Sutter and Miss Evelyn Everett. DALEVILLE—John L. Van Matre. 77. Survivors: Sons, Clyde and Paul: brothers, Eldridge and Charles; sister, Mrs. Rose Hoel. ELKHART—Mrs. Eva Gingerich, 52. Survivors: Widower. Warren; sons, Floyd and Paul: daughter, Mrs. Wiliiam Mvers; five sisters and two brothers. ELWOOD—Carroll Taylor. 53. Survivors: Widow; sons. John. James and Leo; brother, Lorah Taylor. ELWOOD—CarI James Taylor. 53. Survivors: Widow, Mary; sons. James, John and Leo: brother, Lorah Taylor. ELWOOD—James Pratt, 76. Widow, Martha: sons, Vern and Claude; daughters, Mrs. Rhoda Craig and Mrs. Surena Sprong. Carl James Taylor, 53. Survivors: Wldow r . Violet; sons, James, John and Dale Taylor. EVANSVILLE—Henry H. Seymour. 72. Survivors: Widow, Elizabeth: son, Wilfred; daughter. Miss Louise E. Seymour, Ted Lee Moore. 33. Survivors: Widow. Mary: son. Ted Lee Jr.; brothers, Truman and Haskel Moore Mrs. Elizabeth Metcalf. 81. Survivors: Daughters, Miss Kathryn Metcalf and Mrs.

Helen Wegner: aister, Mrs Eva Cabbage; brothers, Charles, M L. and W. N Metcalf. Jacob Kltppel. Burvivor: Son-in-law. Roy Huebner. FRANKLIN—Mrs Dolly Fuller. 42. Survivors: Widower, Thomas H ; sons. Garnett and Forrest Fuller; mother, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Green; aister, Mrs. Pearl Polley: brothers. Charles and Joe Green. GARY—Mrs. Josephine Sweikouski, 40. Survivor*; Widower, Konstantine; son, Edmund: daughters Mrs. Gilbert Sheffer, Mrs. Edward Hehir, Misse* Adelle and Valeria Sweikouski. GRANDVIEW—Lorenzo Dow Jones, 97. Survivor*: Son. Clarence; daughters, Mrs. Effie Webb. Mrs. Mae Davis and Mrs. Ethel Sibrel; sister. Mrs. Anna Sutton. GREENFIELD—Mrs. Rosa Nelie Cottey. 55. Survivors: Widow. John, daughter, Mrs. Geneva Leamon; son. Harold Cottey; brothers, Charles. Harry and Moses Wood; sister. Mrs. Arthur Moulden. GREENSBLRG—CarIos H Bender. 29. Survivors; Mother. Mrs. Mary Bender; brothers. George and Herman Bender. William Henry Huber. 71. HARTFORD ClTY—Abraham L. Bennett, 71. Survivor*: Daughters. Mrs. Pearl Smith, Mrs. Rose Grewink and Mrs. Lula Oatat sons. Homer and Arthur Bennett. HUNTINGTON—Mrs. Imogene Dugan Onderwood. 27. Survivors: Widower. Irvin: daughter. Sandra Mae; mother. Mrs. Sadie Dugan; sisters. Mrs. Iva Thiery and Mrs. Ida Wood. INDIANA HA/IBOR Mrs. August J. Carlson, 77. Strvivors: Widower; son, Edwin; daughter, Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren. INGLEFIELD- John Henry Schrader. 63. Survivors: Brothers, Edward and Theodore; sisters, Mrs. Anna Volkman. Mrs. Josephine Reininga, Mr.. Anna Alms and Miss Emma Schrader. JASON VILLE—Mrs. Ivan Conder. 54. Survivors: Widower; sisters. Mrs. Arthur Foster and Mrs. Jack Barber; brothers, George and Fin Ax. JEFFERSONVILLE —Benjamin Edward Conn. 61. Survivors: Widow. Pearl: son, Edward: daughters. Mrs. Dewey Graves, Mrs. Charles Goodwin Jr.. Mrs. Vernon Lentz and Mrs. Weber; half brothers, Harlan and Sherman Conn. Mrs. Clara L. Leppert. 66. Survivors: Widower. John: sons. Carl and Clarence; sisters. Mrs. Anna Morgan. Mrs. Minnie Robbins. Mrs. Gus Carr. Mrs. Emms Beilis and Mrs. Ollie Whitlow; brothers, George and Charles Yester. KEMPTON—Mrs. Melissa Forkner. 82. Survivors: Sons, Roy and Lora Forkner. KENNARD—Mrs. Mary E. Starbuck, 82. Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. W. L Peacock, Mrs. Howard Kenworthy and Mrs. Norman Harter; sons. Lon and George Baughn; sister, Mrs. George Abshlre. KEWANNA—James Hogan, 93. farmer. Survivor: Brother, Joseph Hogan. KOKOMO—Andrew M. Wills, 66. Survivors: Widow; daughters. Mrs. Goldie Hart and Mrs. Orpha Croddy; brothers, J. L. and Charles Wills; sisters, Mrs. Minnie Hartman and Mrs. Martha Parks. LAFAYETTE—SamueI I. Conner, 63. Survivors: Widow. Mrs. Jessie Cooling Conner: three children. William Henry Onstott, 72. Survivors: Widow; daughter. Mrs. Neoma Powell; sons. Hubert. Nicholas, James and Earlea u Onstott. LAGRANGE Bowen Markley. 52. Survivors: Widow; sisters, Mrs. Edith Kain,

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Mrs. Mary Bartlemay. Mrs. Mvrtle McCleery. Mrs, Grace Edlngton and Mrs. Hattie Pence: brothers. Howard, Jeff and Earl Markley. LAPORTE—Mrs. Anna I Welker. Survivors: 'Widower, John; daughter. Mrs. Carl Mvinke. Mrs. Anna Frances Sadenwater. 72. Survivors: Widower. Henry; daughters, Mrs. Blanche Bates. Mrs. Madge Swanson. Mrs. El wood Kruger. Mrs. Gladys Washburn and Mrs. Walter Lau: brother. Thomas Hunt; half brother, Grove Albertson. Ray N. Chenoweth, 36. Survivor*: Widow-, Violette: daughter, Hiieen Claire; sister. Mrs. Nicholas Dahl. LEITERS FORD—Orville Ginther, 47. Survivors: Brothers. Horace. Ray and Herman Ginther; sister, Mrs. Margaret Krohmes. UNTON—Grover C. Frye. 50. Burviv- ! ors: Widow. Florence; sons. Carl and WilI liam; daughters. Rosetta, Pauline, Mrs. Edna Cullison, Mrs. Mildred Mullis and Mrs. Marie Goodson; brothers, Ben, William. Henry and Lewis; sisters. Mrs. Katherine Poulson; mother. Mrs. Margaret Ann Lehman. LOGANSPORT —Mrs. Emma A. Denton, 76. Survivor: Brother, A. H. McCarter. MACY—Sylvester Avery Carter. Survivor: Brother. John Carter. Mrs. J. Howard Reed. 67. Survivors: Widower: sons. Robert and Joseph: brothers, Clinton and -Jay; sister, Mrs. Martha Eash. MARION—Fred W. Willson. 75. Survivors: Cousins, Mrs. Frank Ball and Mrs. Winnie Adams. William O. Meyers, 54. Survivors: ! Widow, Maude; son. Hansel; daughters, ! Misses Wilma and Dorothv Meyers; sisters ! Mrs. E. G. Hawkins; brothers. Lewis and | Edward. Frank Rybolt, 82. farmer. Survivors: Sons, Oral and William Bari: daughters, Mrs. Louella Spencer and Mrs. John B. Shaw; brother. William H. Charles Harreld, 63. farmer. Survivors: Widow. Myrtle; brothers. Marshall and Emanuel: sisters. Mrs. Minnie Fisher. Mrs. Alice Peterson and Mrs. Florinda Kindberg; neph’-v, Dee Bragg. MICHIGAN ClTY—Edward C. Lyons. 65. Survivors: Brothers, James and John: sisters. Mary Catherine, Anna and Margaret Lyons. John C. Westphal, 57. Survivors: Widow, Clara: son, Wallace J.; daughter. Mrs. Hirschel Nicholson: sister, Mrs. William Schmul; brothers. Charles. Frank, William and Herman Westphal. George Ference. 77. Survivors: Widow, Pauline; sons, Michael and Edward; daughters, Mrs. John Ramion Jr. and Mrs. Marjorie Kennard. MISHAWAKA—WaIter Pasko, 62. Survivors: Widow. Daisy; daughters. Lynetta and Dorothy Belle: sisters. Mrs. Roy George, and Miss Helene Pasko; brothers. Horace Pasko and DeWltt. Pasko. John H. Nash, 24. Survivors: Widow, Leona; parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Nash: brothers, Harold, Charles, William, Russell and Lawrence; sister, Miss Deloras Nash. MONTICELLO—PauI Ward. 75. Survivors: Widow; son, Nathan; daughter, Mrs. Leon Wirt. MONTICELLO—Mrs. Althea Lear. 51. Survivors. Widower, Lowell: daughter. Mrs. Margaret Long: son, Wilbur Lear; sister, Florence Stunkard. MONTPELIER—HarIey L. Murray, 50.

Survivors: Father. Andrew; son, Joe; sister, Mrs. Fred Marsh. MORGANTOWN—Peter W. Kemp, 94. Burvivors: Daughters, Mr*. Theodore Nagle. Mr*. Ed Norman and Mrs Martha Taylor; sons. S. E. John and Henry Kemp; stepson, Joshua Collins. MUNClE—Anthony J. Bogner. 67. farmer. Survivors: Mrs. Elizabeth Bogner; daughter*. Frances Bogner and Mrs. Roy Hicks: foster-daughter. Bertha W’alke; son. Otto G. Bogner: sisters. Mrs. Mary Fetters and Mrs. Rose Zohrlaut; brothers, Michael and Julius Bogner. Harold Clay Thompson. 44, Survivors: Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson; stepdaughter, Gloria; sister, Mrs. Nina Fanrner. Rush Wilburn. 73. farmer. Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. Goldie Koontz. NAPPANEE—Eugene Chester Gield, 15. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey O. Field: brothers, Leslie. Glen and Howard: sisters, Myrtle, Mary and Rae Ellen Field OWENSVILLE Samuel Hatfield. 84. Survivors: Sons, Pies and John Hatfield: daughters, Mrs. Ella Knight, Mrs. Ola McClain and Mrs. George Strohm. PENDLETON—Alexander Burdette. 90. Survivors: Son. Fielden: daughter. Mrs. J. R. Coar; brother. Oliver Burdette. PETERSBURG—J. R. Chew, 66. Survivor: Son. Fred V. Chew. PRETTY PRAIRIE Mrs. Mary D. Stukev. 65. Survivors: Sons, Frank, Lee and Lynn Stukey; brothers, Henry Lehmer. PRINCETON—Mrs. Frances B. Burns. 34. Survivors: Daughters. Nadine. Rose Fern and Melba: sons. Junior and James; parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Waddle; sisters. Mrs. Tilile M. Batch. Mrs. Ora Goldman. Mrs. Rosa Sage and Mrs. Lelsia East; brother, Roy Waddle. RIDGEVILLE—Mrs. Jennie Bragg, 70. Survivors: Son, Clarence; daughter, Mrs. Clara Collins; sister, Mrs. Sadie Bragg. ROCHESTER—Mrs. Mary Miller, 78. Survivors: Widower: sons, Clyde. Charles, Earle and Harley Miller: daughter, Mrs. Oma Emerson: brother. Lambert Rodgers: sisters, Mrs. Leda Toner and Mrs. Lulu Butler. Mrs. J. Howard Reed. 67. Survivors: Widower; sons, Robert and Joseph Reed: brothers, Clinton and Jay Trimble; sister, Mrs. Martha Eash. ROYAL CENTER—Mrs. Rebecca Ann Dilts, 59. Survivors: Widower. George, sons, Andrew. George, Clayton and Raliegh: brother. Vance Kahler; sisters, Mrs. Ella Gundrum. Mrs. Emma Bunnell and Mrs. Mcllie Sutton. RUSHVILLE—Mrs. Ida Bell, 73. Survivors: Son. Jess; daughters. Mrs. Katie Webb and Mrs. Birdie Judy; sisters. Mrs. Nettie Faulconer and Mrs. Euba Harrod; brother, O. C. Kenney. Mrs. Minnie F. Linville, 70. Survivors: Widower. Alonzo: daughter. Miss Lilly Harcourt; sons, Charles. Nathan, Walter.

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Loren and Elmer Harcourt: sisters. Mrs. Mary Hayes and Mrs. Amanda Simpson; step-daughter. Mrs. Bessie Smith. William Stevens, 86. Survivors: Son, Willis Stevens. SAUERS—Fred Ernest Stuckwisch, 60. Survivors: Son. Fred; daughter. Miss Esther Stuckwisch; brothers. George and I Louis; sisters. Mrs Anna Mellenkamp. Mrs. Sophia Lahne. Misses {late and Minnie Stuckwisch. SHELBYVILLE—Mrs. Minnie E. Bassett, 68. Survivors: Widower, Elmer; brothers, i David and Harry Ford. Mrs. Margaret A. Rapp, 70. SurvivorsSons. George John. Earl and Clifford; daughters. Mrs. Katie Holbrook. Mrs Carire Young and Miss Sophie Rapp. Roland Everett Scudder, 82. Survivors: Sons, Alonzo. John and George; dauehter Mrs. Zettia Taylor; brother, William; half-sisters. Mrs. Abibe Cov and Mrs Maggie Judt. , BEND—Mrs. Elaine K. Pressler. 27 Survivors: Widower. George; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L. Gayman; daughters, Jeanne Marie. Edwvthe Mae and Catherine Ann; sons, Richard Allen and George K. Jr.; sisters. Mrs. Walter Robinson, and Mrs. Horace Pierce; broth* ers, Harold Gayman and Wilbur W. Gavman. Mrs. Josephine Karmolinska. 60. Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. Joseph Derda Mrs. Joseph Zigler and Mrs. Clarence Pierce; sons. Frank and Walter Karmolinska: sister, Mrs. Frances Opaezewski. Gustaf Chaskey, 77. Survivors: Sons Fred and Harry; daughter, Mrs. Lillian Rohr. SPEED—Mrs. Sarah Bagshaw, 73. Survivors: Sons. John. Joseph. Charles, Edward and Theodore: daughters. Mrs. Homer Scholl. Mrs. Mamie Dobbins and Mrs. Stella Crum. SULLIVAN—Mrs. Laura M. Mahan. 69 Survivors: Sons. Gus and Bundy: daughters, Mrs. Daisey Rudisel and Mrs. Oda Weavpr: brother. Andy Smith; sister. Mrs. Louisa Chestnut. Mrs. Florence Creager Osburn. 78. Survivors: Son. A. H. McMillan; brother. L. V. Creager; sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Creager Ford. TELL CITY—Mrs. Eva Bolin, 35. Sur-

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