Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1936 — Page 10
TOBE HELD AT FUNERAL HOME
Services Set for Today at 2, With: Burial in Crown Hil.
JAMES Ww. SLAUTER, who died ' Sunday .at his home, 322 Bernard- . av, was to be buried today in Crown Hill after services at 2 in the Ragsdale & Price Funeral Home. He Was a resident of Indianapolis more than 30 years. ‘Mr. Slauter, 76, was a member of the North M. E. Church and the 1.0. O. F. and was active in raising funds fér the building of the North Church. He wis a baker. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Catherine Slauter; two half brothers, Perry M. Slauter, Tipton, and Henry K. Slauter of Seattle, Wash. and nephews, Frank L. Claude of Indianapolis and Charles H. Slauter of Chicago. MRS. CECILIA SMITH, 1819 E. Ohio-st, who died yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital following a briet illness, is to be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery tomorrow “morning following services at 9 at Holy Cross Church. Mrs. Smith was 66 and a resident of Indianapolis 50 years. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Alma Carr and Mrs. Helen Peeler: a son, Ralph; three sisters, Mrs. Augusta Holding, Miss Mary Egan and Mrs, Jane Stein, and several grandchildren, all of Indianapolis. MRS. MINNIE E. THOMPSON, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, who died Sunday at her home, 570 N. Tremont-st, is to be buried tomorrow afternoon in Crown Hill
Cemetery after services at 2 in the West Side Nazarene Church. She | & was 62. Mrs. Thompson is. survived by her husband, Elmer Thompson: eight children, Mrs. Grace Peak, Mrs. May Campbell, Mrs. Ethel Morgan, Miss Deloris Thompson, Clyde, Robert and Howard Thompson, all of Indianapolis; Lee Thompson of Putnam, Ill.; six sisters, Mrs. Nichols of Bradford, Ill.; Mrs. Wilhelm of Sandwich, Ill. Mrs. Maggie North of Amboy, Ill: Mrs. William Roy of Indianapolis; Mrs. Mary Smith of Gary and Mrs. Fannie Henderson of Lowell; three brothers, Charles Shuck of Madison, | , Joseph and Thomas Shuck of Sandwich; six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. MORRIS \FINEGOLD, retired business man, who died early toddy t , City Hospital, is to be. buried tomorrow morning in the Jewish Cemetery. Last rites are to be held at 10 a. m. at the home, 403 E. Morris-st. Mr. Finegold was 59. He is survived by the widow, three sons, George, Cincinnati; Benjamin and Lewis, bgth of Indianapolis; six daughters, Mrs. Leo Hollander, Miss Rose Finegold, Mrs. Jack Berger, Mrs. Leonard Levi, Mrs. Murray -Cantor, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. ‘Leon Wolf, Chicago. ANDREW TRIEB, 3306 N. Capi-tol-av, died at 10:30 today in the Methodist Hospital of heart disease. Mr. Trieb, who was 67, was a sales-
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daughter, Mrs.
man for the Federal Auto Supply|
Co. He is survived by the widow. Burial is to be in Crown Hill. Funeral arrangements have "not been made.
$8000 JUDGMENT FOR RAILROADER REVERSED
Appellate Court Rules Decision Was Contrary to Law.
A decision of the Morgan Circuit Court which granted an $8000 judgment to Thomas Connaughton, brakeman for the New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railway, was reversed yesterday by the : Indiana Appellate Court as contr to law. Mr. Connaughton alleged that a cinder caused permanent injury to one of his eyes. The cinder was from a locomotive on which he was riding on a run between Hort Wayne and Bellevue, O 0.
EIGHT RESCUED FROM DROWNING, RAY REPORTS Life Guards’ Work From May 9 to June 6 Outlined. Eight persons were aved from
drowning in county May 9 and June 6 by
rvivors BRAZIL : — son; Harris, Mrs John Miller OLAY CITY beck: a ¥ and Tre .- Edn Page ey ELWHAR d Mghte Mi M Mrs. . Alice Pr d
and Mrs Elizabeth Raub BLOOMINGTON—John } E. Houshour, 72 Survivors Brothers, Pleas, Jesse and
Mae Ritt, 40.
BLUFFTON Mrs. Irma Burvivor: Widower, Dr. Paul Ritt, BURD! vivors: son,
Mrs. Alfred Carlson. dower David; three sisters and two brothers CAMDEN~—Mrs. Sarah Jape ota. 32 82. Survivors: Widower;
Noah, Alb Albert and Emmett Fors ters, Miss ss Elizabeth Flora and dang:
, CONNERSY Wolber; brothe
wom A a. 2
SurT,
Raymond Waolhet, 22. Mr. and
nts, i.and sisters.
ter, 59. Survivors: Widow: pest ‘and Vii ha "daughters ert. Tenastine, Mrs a hy M18, Robert Rob
Mrs. rey
Harris, 63. Survivors: Daughter: Mrs. Cia Ander- ; sons, aries R. and Naan P Williams, . 77. Survivors: Daughters, 1a i. Mary Hall and Mrs.
Archer; ma
and chael
—M Don Survivors: TE Tan Pred. dh i 3 Leonard Rubec sons, H Haroid 11; brothers, etman n° Wiliam: and ubeck; sisie
, Sisters, Mrs. Bertha Nichols
DRES| DEN—Mrs. Lucy Page, 49. SurviWidower, George: deughiors, Mrs. Mamie Pines, Mrs. Vanda Pines and Mrs. kins; - sons, ‘Hobart and Richard
Ha and
eorge, Ivan; Thalf B. prothers. Josep
survivors: Widow, Laur Finan Helfrick, 57. mother, ~ Mrs. Clayton ‘and
Ray; rs. Guy McB
de and Survivors:
, Mrs, Martha
sons, Pr David L. Jr. snd
siaiers, Jazgdon
Survivors: on ;
Mar Brother, John B Con Ho B sister, Mrs.
Maggie WOOD— wi ELV Norton King, 48.
daughter. Mrs. Survivors:
Catherine son, Ciyde; half siste sisters, a e Beers; sister, M S Whigham; brother, Harve King Sait bro oLhses, Qorge, iton, Walter and DE atayoits ho A ev VILLE—Mrs. Cecelia Hermann, 62. Survivors: Daughters, Sister Miriam Cecile, Mrs. Amelia Van Winkle; sons, Henry J. and Walter Jeanette Lohans, 14. Survivors: Parents, r. and ‘Mrs. James Lahanis; sisters, Betty and Ruth; grandparents, Mrs. Xanth Lahanis and Henry Winterman. Carl Hansen, 6:. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Herman Cowles and Mrs. ester Sturdevant; sons, Carl Jr. and Henry; brothers, William and Christ; sister, Mrs. Emma Bell. 8 8 =»
FORT WAYNE—Abner J. Price, 89. Survivors: Granaqaughier, Mrs. C. W. Bell; grandson, C. J. Garber. Mrs. Anna Werner, 1717. Survivors Widower, Jefferson; son, Oscar Wagner; Fred Heider Mrs. Amalia Alma Uhlig, 63. Survivors: Widower, Paul; daughters, Susanna Mrs. Ella Brand, Mrs. entry Frey Mrs. Alma Dremmrich; sons, A lbreont “and Carl Uhlig; William, Max and Paul Fr James W. Scott, 75. ena E 20m, Grover: dau hters, Mrs. J Wood, Mrs. Dora nman and Mrs. Weldy. FRAN vivors: and Mrs. M. and
H. H.
KFORT—John B. Smith, 80. SurDaughters, Mrs. Nettie Emshoff Robert x. Martin; brothers, W.
FRANK IN—Mrs. John Carson, 86. Survivors: Nicoes, Miss Hla Hawes and Mrs. Artie Crum: nephews, Dr. J. Hawes, Samuel C. Hawes and’ Walter ‘Coleman.
GARY-—Mrs. Louise M. Cain, 47. BSurvivors: dower arents, Mr. and P. hers, Carl, Floyd, Fred, Walter and ‘Myron B rs. Christina Johnsen 65. Survivors: Husband, Ivar; daughter, Mrs. Anna NichSison, 3 sons, Walter, Ivar Jr. and Roland ‘ohn
GRE EENSB BURG— Elmer Martin, 74. Survivors: Widow. dRugnicr) Mrs. Dora | Conner; son, Elmer H. Martin Jr, GREENSBURG—-Mrs. Edith Bales, 83. Survivors: EE aETours, P. E, Ira and
Frank N BURG—EImer H. Martin, 74, Hen Widow; two children. 7 y GREENFIELD Harry W. Umbenhower, 54. Survivors: Widow. Mary: som, Floyd; sister, Mrs. £thel Miller; brother, Ott.
HAMMOND-—Henry Colleys, 44. Survivors:. Son, Henry Jr.; rother, Louis
Colleys. , Erest Hummel Jr. Survivors: DaughMrs. Marie Fisher; sister, Mrs. H. P.
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HEBRON—Julius I. Smith, 64. Survivors: Widow; daughter, Mrs.” Emma Fablock); 32 sons, Gerald, Raymond, Irvin, E. and Leonard: sisters, Mrs. Frank Hensen, Mrs. Augusta Zwiefel, Mrs. Helen Russell and Miss Martha Smith; rothers, Frank and Bernard Smith.
HUNTINGTON—Jason Shriner, 78. Survivors: - Widow, fren: "Saugh Ann; sons,
mett and Wafren; adiifer Ww 2
illour, ‘Mrs, Sidell and Foci Lela JUDSON—Robert E. ee. 76. Sur. vivors: Sisters, Mrs. Blanche Belles, Mrs. Hallie Spencer; brother, Georg KOKOMO—Mrs. May Gran a 69. : Survivors: ‘Widower, Carlton; sisters, Mrs. Mary ALY Jayes and Mrs. Karl Frankenburg. annie Lovejoy Ross, 89. S8urviSisters, Mrs. Alice L. Blue and } Mrs. Helen
.. ROSS, as Survivor: Son, and Howard
Survivors: Wid- © Mrs.
vor
: | Brown;
“Slain { MIS Mildred, | gigters, Pearl Thomas, Leonard An Lower, Survivors: | LAF. i d Toe { itz; sens, A. tz. ', Snow. Su MARION. Sore nom Smith. MARTINSVILLE—William J bert ‘Summers James M Roy : Mrs. Barret MICHIGAN 8 t! LL | ee | adore gn L-Harvey M. Em M Lois ther Fred Dd: i i d -| mus 5
Jesse: - sisters, one Hollis a
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Mrs, Ida L.
Sicpien G.
74. Survivors: Widow. ; g. vand ;. brothers, John
sn ow 81. sur N—Mrs. Bva L.
vivors: ‘Widower, - David; rr A
AL HR,
Can
Ss. Ban Paras. a
Survivors: Sister,
jos, 75. ar Prank W.. Woods, 72. C. W. £.
and = Mrs.
CeIn etl: ao and Miss Ms. James
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Survivors 3 Bughters, Ms. Bells Ma Moon a iat Coffee: anf Rite D ROEVILLE—Fred David. 70. i Tr. I L, Pred Dag: dau ter, Mrs. William Bultemeier; sister, Charlotte Sankuler; brother, William David. MOUNT VERNON-—MTrs. Survivors: hter,
MON
Survivors: :
Sarah Ann widKarl Hancock.
78, retired
oore ‘Thompson, 75. ower, L.; day
William J. Mann; haif brother, oseph
MUNCIE—John L. Power farmer. Survivors: ‘Widow, aisy; daugh-
rs. 7 Brown Grafton, 64. Survivors: Widower, John; ae Mrs. L. E. shall, sist Mrs. Margaret Dingle and Mrs. Rachel Fasisles; i Th Em randdaughter, Pegg Eugene ‘Gardner, 44. Super: Brot
Calvert R. San npaday. 78. , Survivors: = ughters, ‘Hart; sister Mrs.
I'= ine et 1. er,
Kling and: Mrs ng an TS. Tans Loven and t grandchildren. NEWCASTLE—Elwood. Cox, 87. Survivors: Sons, Alohya and Charles Leroy: daughters, Mrs. Bertha Van Metre and Rosetta Stubblefield. Mrs. Allie Fleming, 70. Survivors: Ne ons, re Ethel Platt. Mro. Eh adie s, Mrs e att, Taylor, Mrs B lanche Howard, Mrs. Violet Carr and Mrs. Marie Renn SVILLE—George Monroe Young, rs. Huldsh Clark:
Mrs.
NOBLES 85. Survivors: Sister.
sons, Harry and Rufus PERU~—James Elmer Maddock, JHOTS: Widow, Lulu; brother, a Mrs: Neiti Guinn Hall, 57. -Survivors: Son, Laurel Hall; brothers, Troy, yd and Roy Guinn; sisters, Mrs, Rose Morts and Mrs. Daisy Cunningham PORTLAND—Catherine Ruth Rice, ‘18. Survivors: Parents, Arble and May; a sister and one brother. : PRINCETON-—Samuel’ M. Pierce, 54. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Anna Campbell. RENSSELAER—MTrs. Jane Selby, 61. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Robert Charles, Mrs, Elizabeth Yeoman, Mrs. iste Staph, Mrs. Lavanna Paulus, Mrs. Janna Yeoman and .Mrs. Mille Parks; sons; alter, Armonell, Thomas, Bstus and Ode Selby. 18. k
66. SurHerman
RICHMOND—Willlam 'S. Mikesell, Survivors: Widow. Martha; sons, Fran and Herbert: Mrs. Alfa Glaunt and Mrs. Fmma Eslinger. John W. Barrett, 72. Survivor: Son, Enmimett. HVILLE—Mrs. Mattie Branam, 63. Survivors: Widower, Elmer; son, Herbert; sisters, Mrs. Jane Plummer, Mrs. Clara Wyne, Mrs. Emma Lawson and Mrs. Laura Stevens. Marshall Hughes, 66. Survivor: Daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roscoe Bean. SHELBYVILLE—MTrs. Nellie Ludlow, 3 Survivors: Widower, Ed; daughter, thel Keeney; grandson, pr. #gdmund egney. SYRACUSE—Melvin Whitmer, 39. vivors: widow, Mrs. Pearl Whitmer: sons,
Mother, Mrs. Jr. and Robert’ Whitmer; daughter,” Maree eimai rita ——
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DRIVER FACES CHARGES FOLLOWING uto ‘CRASH
Jep L. Looten Siated for Failing fo|
Stop After Accident.
Jep L. Looten, 32, of 807 E. 14thst, today ‘faced a -charge of failure to stop after an aytomobile accident following a collision “at Market and Pennsylvania-sts early today. Police witnesses that Looten drove away
after colliding with a taxicab op-§
erated by Kenneth Smith, 25, of 237 Parkview-av. th cars were damaged, but no one was injured. The taxi caught fire after the crash.
POSTOFFICE IS CHANGED
Bedford Now Listed as First Class by Federal Department. Times Special: . BEDFORD, Ind, June -9.—~The postoffice here has been raised from
second to first class as a result of
the annual readjustment of postmasters’ salaries, it was reported today by the Postoffice ‘Department. The order is effective July 1. :
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