Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1936 — Page 36

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LONG ILLNESS PROVES FATAL TO C. R. MYERS Former Board of Safety Chairman's Rites to Be Tomorrow. Funpral services for Charles R. Myers, who died last night In his home. 2323 Collegp-ave. after an illness of several months, are to be tomorrow afternoon in Flanner A- Buchanan Mor'Larv. Burial is to he in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Myers, who was 77. was chairman of the Board of Safety In the administration of Mayor Reginald H Sullivan. For 3ft years he was an employe of the Big Four Railroad as claim and general agent. He was a graduate of Northwestern Christian University, now Butler University, and a member of the First English Lutheran Church and lodge f>oo. F. A. M. Survivors are the widow a brother. •John M.. and two sisters, Mrs. Emma V. Twiname and Mbs Anna R. Myers, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Lena Foltz Diederich Rites for Mrs. Lena Foltz Diederich, who died Wednesday in her home, 3434 Carrollton av, after a short Illness, are to be tomorrow morning at 8:30 in th® Moore A? Kirk Funeral Home and at. 9 in the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. Burial Is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Diederich. mother of Edgar Diederich, Broad Ripple High School athletic director, was born 64 years ago in Madison and had lived in Indianapolis 40 years. She was a member of the St. Joan of Arc Church. Survive-* besides the son are the widower; two brothers. George Foltz, Indianapolis, and John Foltz. Jackson. Tenn.; a sister, Mrs. Charles Hummel. Indianapolis, and a grandchild, Jo Anna Diederich. Harry A. McNeely Services for Harry A. McNeely, 3613 N. Pennsylvania-st, who died Wednesday in the Methodist Hospital after a long illness, are to be tomorrow’ at 2 in the McNeely Mortuary. Burial is to be in Crowm Hill Cemetery. Mr. McNeely. W’ho was 61, was born in Monroe County and had lived in Indianapolis 27 years. After 10 years in (he finance business, he retired three years ago. He w r as a member of the Broadway M. E. Church. Survivors are the widow; tw’o daughters, Mrs. Mabel Little, Santa Monica, Cal., and Mrs. Helen Mount, Beverley Hills, Cal., and two brothers, Fred B. and Frank McNeely, both of Indianapolis. Mrs. Lula P. Brown Rites for Mrs. Lula P. Brown, a former local resident, w’ho died on Wednesday at her home in Eaton following a six weeks’ illness, are to be at. 11 tomorrow’ in the North Side Seventh Day Adventist Church. Buiial is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Browm was born and resided here until three years ago w’hen she went to Eaton. She w’as 57 years of age. There are no survivors. Thomas D. Hepler Funeral services for Thomas D. Helper, 4060 College-av, who died at St. Vincent's Hospital Wednesday, w’ere to be conducted at 3 today at the home. Burial was to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Helper, a florist, was 57 years old. Survivors are the widow, Betty, and his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Okey. Mrs. Mazie Ragsdale Rites for Mrs. Mazie Irhee Ragsdale. 6140 Cornell-av. who died yesterday in the Methodist Hospital after an illness of several months, are to be at 9 tomorrow at the Moore A:. Kirk Funeral Home and at 2 in the Christian Church at Shoals. Burial is to be at Shoals. Mrs. Ragsdale, who w’as 33. was born at Shoals. She w’as a member of the Morningside Church of Christ. Mrs. Julia M. Wood Funeral services for Mrs. Julia M. Wood, 536 Roehester-av, who died Wednesday at the home of her son, Frank Wood, in Wilkerson, are to be held at 8:30 tomorrow at the residence here and at 9 in St. Anthony's Church. Burial is to be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Wood was 72. She w’as born in Ireland and came to this country following her marriage. She had been a resident of this city 45 years. In addition to her son, Frank, Mrs. Wood is survived by two other sons, Edward, also of Wilkerson. and Martin, St. Joseph. Mo., and four daughters, Mrs. Florence Doolittle, residing here; Mrs. Agnes Streeter and Mrs. Anna Noone. Los Angeles. Cal., and Mrs. Marie Barron of Spokane, Wash. to* X. rKr... Near Oh!• Complete wasber outfit^ . down p M $ 1 f.rrvin* jMm jW | Chrr Brand New—Factory Guaranteed WESTINGHOUSE $4.19 Per Month Liberal Trade-In Allowance IDEAL WASHER CO. Wringer Holla, *1.39 208 N. Dtlawart, Near tihia

CHALK MURAL BY SCHOOL 2 PUPILS ILLUSTRATES LESSONS LEARNED

Typical activities of Mexico are depicted in murals orawn by 6B and 6A children of Room 6, School 2, Delaware and Walnutsts. The mural (above) shows Mexican women washing clothes and making tortillas. The entire room is decorated with colorful paintings and placques in the manner Mexican children decorate their rooms, according to Ethel E. Ward, teacher in charge of Room 6.

VITAL STATISTICS

Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses (Incorrect addrc.se. freauentlv are riven to the Marrtare Lieen.e Bureau deliberately The Time, in nrintinr the official list ai.umei no rc.Don.ibilitv for iuch addre.se..) James S. Kennon. 32. of Columbus, 0., underwriter, and Elizabeth H. Hodges. 27, of 2168 N. Meridian-st housekeeper. Donald A. Cameron, 28. of 1116 W. 34thst, publicity director, and Shelia K. Smith, 24. of 2841 N. Delaware-st, teacher. Edwin A. Swatts, 23, of 433 N. State-st, truck driver, and Emma J. Miller. 16, of 734 N. Pind-st. housekeeper. Elbert Turner. 25, of 2533 Ballimore-av, laborer, and Helen Williams, 19, of 2342 Cornell-av. housekeeper. George W. Allen, 29. of 2105 Allfree-st, clerk, and Edna M Modlin, 26. of 420 W. New York-.st, housework. Emmett D. Gaddis, 22. of 219 N. Rich-land-st. cab driver, and Lillian V. Massey, 18, ol 230 N. Richland-st, waitress. Births Bovs Harry, Prances Kobe). 43 N. Beville. Roy. Geraldine Baker, 1214 Deloss. William, Minnie Roberts, 1427 Gross. Girl. Harry, Ida Kincade. 1010 Cedar. Clifford. Florence Wohler 616 New York. Zackrie, Coryl Pinner. 1801 Cnurchman. Roland. Ada House, 351 McCarty. Gllie. Laura Burnell. 1111 8. Pershing. Howard, Bula House, 2826 Paris. John. Marv Miller. 517 Woodlawn. Robert, Elma Walker, 38 Is. Linwood. Deaths Ruby Lewis. 11 mos., at Rilev Hospital, broncho-pneumonia. Lillie Jane Gullefer. 75. al 3126 N. Capitol, acute 1 cardiac dilatation. John R. Morgan, 53, at 3933 Graccland, coronary occlusion. * Conrad Bossert, 77, at. City Hospital, broncho-pneumonia. William Emmons. 35, at 518 S. Meridian, pulmonry tuberculosis. Mary Pearl Stewart, 45. at 1437 Hiatt, septicaemia Anna Lewis, 65, at 523 W. 18th, chronic myocarditis. Emily Bundy, 79, at 2305 Jackson, chronic myocarditis. Infant Murphy. 1. at City Hospital, broncho pneumonia. Eugene Lynch, 38, at Veterans’ Hospital, accidental. Doris Blackmon. 8 mos., at City Hospital. broncho-pneumonia. Thomas D. Hepler. 57. at St. Vincent Hospital, cerebral hemorrhage. Susie Marie Peterson. 79. at 2007 N. Capitol, cerebral hemorrhage. Jessie Dismukes, 51. at 957 Roache, chronic parenchymatous nephritis. Charles Rash, 23, at Methodist Hospital, laryngitis. Eari Herr, 48, at Fall Creek-blvd., accidental. Charles Brunhoefer, 53, at 2109 Ringgold. carcinoma. Margarite May Tomlinson. 39, at City Hospital, chronic myocarditis. Elizabeth McCormick, 57. at 1505 N. Dearborn, chronic interstitial nephritis.

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The mural, drawn with colored chalk on a wallpaper about 25 feet long, was done mostly at odd times. All the pupils in the room worked on it, Miss Ward said. The geography of the country and the history, occupations and amusements of the people are depicted in gay colors on the strip. The pioiect is an example of the results of the new courses of study in the public schools, Miss Ward said. According to the new

Cora Bril Coop?r. 69. al 2516 N. Alabama., hypostatic pneumonia. Roger L. Brown, 20, at City Hospital, accidental. i BUILDING PERMITS C R. York, 3833 N. Dclaware-st, $495, install stoker. Cranny’s Restaurant, 122 S. Delaware. $325, install stoker. Associate Service Cos.. 129 Kentucky-av, SSO. install 550-gallon gasoline tank. E. P. Bruce, 1254 W. 34th-st, SAO, alterations and repairs to garage. North Side Lumber and Hardware Cos.. 813 Fort Wayne-av, S3OO, alterations and repairs. North Side Lumber and Hardware Cos., 813 Fort Wayne-av, SIOO, erect one-story storage shed M. J McKee, 4510 Pdrk-av. S4OOO. erect servants’ living rooms over garage. John Wright, 4411 Washington-blvd. S2OO, erect rear porch. • Campbell Oil Cos., 320 S. West-st, SSO. install gasoline tank. Kingan & Cos.. L’.ackford and Marylandsts, SIOOO. repair Are wall. C. R. York, 3833 N. Delaware-st, $25. electric work on stoker. Cranny's Restaurant, 122 S. Ulinois-st, $25. electric work on stoker. C. C. C. & St. L. R. R. Cos., 25t,h-$t and Sherman-dr. S4OOO, rewire Brlghtwood Engine House. Firmer Mission Hn'-nUal, City Hospital, SIO,OOO, wire new building. James E. Rooerts oclioui. 10th and Ori-entai-sts. S6OOO. wire building. Eli Lilly & Cos.. 740 S. Alabama-st, $lO,000. wire building. Model Creamery. 1260 Beecher-st, $250, install three electric circuits. DENTAL SERVICE __ X-Rays IF you it Necessary credit Also Plate Repairs IS GOOD— " “ ' it is One-Day Service good at M You Wish Fnrh’ Dr. Forshee Operates His OWN Laboratory Hour*! 8 A. M. to 8 I’. M. Sundays: II A. M. to 1 P. M.

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morning at a tire *hop. 618 Vir-ginia-av, where he was employed. Leslie Sanders of Bunshine Gardens and Manford Dean, 23 Adler-st, who had parked their car in front of the building, found Roll on the floor, his clothing afire. They carried him outside, put out the flames and called the fire department. Survivors are the widow, Stella; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Roll, Indianapolis; three brothers, John and Leo Roll, Indianapolis, and Frank Roll. Kokomo, and two sisters. Miss Milena Roll and Mrs. Lucy Hickam, Indianapolis.

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