Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1936 — Page 8

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MRS. LINA MARKS, Indianapolis ‘yesident for 52 years, who died sday at her summer home in View, Mich., is to be buried tomorrow in Crown Hill Cemetery folg brief services at 10 a. m. at home, 3311 N. New Jersey-st. Mrs. Marks, who was 75, conducted a private domestic science school at her home for 22 years and was honorary president of the Indianapolis Home Economics Club. She studied domestic science at . Columbia University. She was a member of the Central

Avenue M. E. Church and its Wom- Fone

_ en’s Bible Class. Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Asbury Strole, Brook; a niece, Mrs. Ruth Weaver, Lima, O.;. two nephews," Joseph McConnell, Oxford, O,, and Joel G. Wilmotn, Indianapolis, and another niece, also living in Ohio. Mrs. Marks’ husband, WilHam J. Marks, died in 1925.

JOHN T. OWENS, for many years J

8 resident of Indianapolis, died June 28 in Phoenix, Ariz., where he had been living with his son, it was learned here today. He was 96. ~ * The body. which was placed in a vault in Phoenix, is to be buried in Crown Hill in September. . Survivors besides the son with whom he lived are another son, Thomas, St. Louis, Mo.,| and two daughters, Mrs. Harry B. Milner, ~ Lincoln, Neb. and Miss Hughetta Owens, Salina, Kas.

CLARENCE N. GRAVES and his wife MRS. ELIZABETH GRAVES, of 1606 Hall-pl, died within a few hours of each other yesterday. They were 78 and 75 years old respectively. Both had been ill for several weeks. Double funeral services were to be held at 10 a. m. today in the Hisey & Titus Funeral Homes. Burial was to be in Crown Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Graves came to Indianapolis from Fairmount in 1906, Mr. Graves was a retired interior decorator and a member of modern Woodmen of America. Both + were members of the Thirty-First .8treet Baptist Churéh. A daughter, Mrs. Jessie C. Bierce, survives. "MRS. MARGARET HUBBARD ADDINGTON, 1222 Carrollton-av, an Indianapolis resident for more ~ than 20 years, died Wednesday in _ St. Vincents Hospital following an illness of eight years. She is to be buried .in Holy Cross Cemetery following funeral ' services in St. . Josephs Church at 9 a. m. tomorro Bhe was 59. | Born in Sidney, O., she lived in Union City for several years before joming to Indianapolis. | Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Mary Ellen Callahan and Mrs.

Louise Kelley; a niece, Mrs. Charles |:

\ Bearnard; two nephews, William J. * Hurst, Indianapolis, and Paul J. st, Muncie, and a grandson. GINIA ELIZABETH KEAR- , infant daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs, Vincent Kearney, of 1311 N. -Grant-st, who died in Riley Hos- _ pital last night, is to be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery following funeral services at Little Flower Church at 3 p. m. tomorrow. ' MRS. MIRIAM PAULUS, 3502 West Michigan-st, an Indianapolis ‘resident for 25 years, who died Wednesday in the Methodist Hosi pital after a brief illness, was to be “buried at 2 p. m., today in Crown Hill following funeral services at the Conkle Funeral Home. She was born in Marion County ‘and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Survivors are the husband, Frank Paulus; her mother, Mrs. Emma I. Dicks of Indianapolis; two sisters,” Mrs. Irene Sage and Mrs. Freeman Pence, both of

other, Cap

T-—Mrs. Anns 8 Simon, 72. - wor: eran te Mrs. ry Ttuhn. a

Widow, ael

and , Rowry, . Rodeno and the Misses Anna, Delores and Helen Patenelli, FORT WAYNE—Fred G. vors: Widow, ise; nd Prederick: dau fers, Patricia: brother, Hen Christ Koenig and Mrs. E. Breimeler. FOUNTAIN CITY-—Mrs. James Jennings, 70. Survivors: Widower; daughters, Mrs. rank Clements. Mrs. George Miller and

Florence Shaffer; ma Pooler: brother, David Pavesion

GARY—John Kulavik. Survivors: ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kulavik;

Schwier, 50. nald

Dorothy Tand sisters, Mrs.

Par

a ward, daughters.” «Vig Anna Bowman and Mrs. MilMrs. Elisabeth Weis;

20. SW uti Pop as, Mrs. Sap Buhman and brother, Herman. son Soldra, 38 Paziak,

Har Auryivers: y Elizabeth: sisters, Elizabeth

is. na i brother, Pant

GOSHEN—Mrs. Mary E. Dorsey,/88. SurJivgrs: Daughter, Mrs. Bert Rowe; brother,

Widow ary fak, Mrs. Kopil;

SREENFIELD.-Mis. Sarah BE. Tague. 20, Survivor, gon, Homer, Tague; daughter, Mrs ‘Elsie Hilkene: sister, Mrs. Villie ‘Wiggins: | brother, o Villiam Cox. Mrs Moo: ftvivors:

58. Sur Daughter, Mrs. Sarl Hall: brother, Martin

HAGERSTOWN-—Miss Ria va, 64. Survivors: Nieces SN nephe HAMMOND—L. Smith, o> ‘Survivors: Widow, Mae; The Mrs. Pr

1, Mae and Ollie Smith: sons, Clifton and Harold; sister and

brother.

HUNTINGTON—Miss Martha J. Fulton, 3 Survivor: Sister Mrs. Frank Gesema

Sanford Aumick, 83. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Marion Zent and Mrs. Oscar Forst; sister, Mrs. Clemenza Stewart. John Septer, 80. Survivors: Sons, Willis, Ira and Chester; half- sister, Alice Baker, KOKOMO—MTrs, audia Zeigler, 61. Survivors: Widower, William; son, Raymond; daughter, Mrs. Maude Crispen; sister, Mrs.

Nellie Pierce. Mrs. Bridget Mary Kinney, 96. fgses Mary B. and

vivors: Daughters Margaret D. Kinney; sons, Thomas, John and Henry. John J. Pierce, 52. Brother, Thomas. LAFAYETTE — Mrs. Jennie McFarland, 72. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Opal Davis, Miss Leona cFarland, Mrs. Hazel Hinton, Mrs. Evelyn Crysler, Mrs. Ruby Stephans, Mrs. Vernay Fetrow and Mrs. Bernice Nolan; brother, Tom Bates. Scott Richardson, 632. Survivors: widow. Luetta; sons, Leroy, Charles, Edward, James and Raymond; daughter, Mrs. Leona Byers: brother, the Rev. M. K. Richardson; half-sister. .Rose DeWitt.

Indianapolis, and her father, BE. G Dicks, Greencastle. MRS. HENRY DOUGLAS PIERCE, prominent Indianapolis civic and society leader who died Wednesday was to be buried in Crown Hill today. Funeral services were to be held at 10:30 a. m. at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary

Survivor:

conducted by Dr. Jean S. Milner, Ww.

Second Presbyterian Church pastor. Mrs. Pierce, who was 81, was active in women’s organizations and was one of the founders of the Indianapolis Propylaeum.

WILLIAM OWEN GEORGE, Indianapolis and Zionsville, who died Wednesday at the home of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. George, was to be buried in Greenwood Cemetery following services in the J. o Wilson ‘Funeral Home at 10:30 a. m. today.

] a8, enry and sisters, Bie, Sad Ailes’ all” Gnd Sagan

viele Mt. Schwin, 73.

Samuel oe William Risser MUNCIE “arn Worls, B56. Survivors: Widow, te; stepdaughters, ‘Mrs. Claude Barnes, or Harold gery, Miss Merril, Dominick and Mrs. Eugene Gildea: stepWalter and Brnest Dominick; broSand Worls; sisters, Mas John Bow Mrs. “Albert” Martin and Mrs. Tuther Miler John W. Brady, 68. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Velma Humphries, Mrs. May Benner Barber, 75. Survivors: Daughter: rire, Rosa. Russell; sons, Manford and Jesse Benner.

Emma Pitman,

VOTS: and

d Mrs. ‘Gu X. A Beaty, 42. Survivors: Widow, Eva; sons, Leonard and Leo; ° brothsrs, Wheeler, Clifford and Chaney: Shes Mrs. Elsie Marcum and Mrs. Wiliams; grandfather, George Lane

PULASKI—Anthony Ruff, 86. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Russell; sister, Mss. Blizabeth Claus.

1ICHMO ND-—Harmon Swafford, 71. SurWidow, Martha; sons, Harry and Drotner Josiah. ns Lemmons, 47. Survivors: er, Thomas: daughters, Mrs. Ray Fulton and Miss Hattie Rebecca Lemmons; sons, Orval and Prank; sisters, Mrs. Jiatry Shenkel, . Mrs. Tooy House, Mrs. Louise Foreman.

ur Ok ACHDALE—MTrs. Adeline cox. LaFoe, Buvivers; Daughter nk Hahn son, Marshall Fottren: A is. Freeman. Cox.

ROCH ESTER Henry A. Felty, 66. Survivors: Widow; da ters, Mrs. Ruth Chilcott and Mrs. i; Baker; sons, Jesse, Leo and Maurice; two: sisters.

RUSSELLVIL Ise Miller Spencer, 68. Survivors: Daugl Mrs. Pearl Sturgeon; son Archie; sister, Mrs. Lou Garwo 3 . 2 wo» SELYVILLE—Mrs. Josephine Inge, 8. Survivors: Four daughters, Mrs. Cl . Smith; Mrs. Ned Greek, two sons, Clifford Greek and New Greek; sister, Mrs. Flora Hayne.

SOUTH BEND -14uis E. Murphy, 57. Survivors: Widow; sons, Louis, arene and Edgar; daust er, rene. sisters, Mrs. Agnes Thombli Mrs. Edith Thiese and Me, Lillian ‘Rankin; brothers, John and iam. !

/ TERRE HAUTE—Mrs. Survivors: Conway, S. Sm Osborn, Mrs. Eile Taylor; seph and Frank Jr.; sister,

Hawkins ary E. Voorhees, 9. H., and ; daughters,

Mrs. Sons, EW, Hames W. Bayne, os Katherine Bollinger and Mrs. Jessie R, Mueller; half sister, Mis. Jessie R. Hanson. Henr ia . Irwin, 96. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Della Black and Miss Minnie Irwin; sons, Otto, Rruce. Ross and Ray. Robert Conover Survivors: Widow, Lucille; parents Ma and Mrs. Alva Conover: brother, Wayne; sisters, Mary and

ale George E. Bishop, 36. Survivors: Widow, Susie; sisters, Mrs. Ange Dugger, ! Mrs. Sadie’ Hill and Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Mayme Brooks, 83, Survivors: Daughters, Miss Edna Brooks, Mrs. Marie Ethington and rs. Gertrude Reeves; brother, George Hofl. Herschel ss. Pord, 56. Survivors: Widow, Iva: son, Herschel; daughter, Francis; mother, Mrs. Mary Francis Ford; sister, Mrs. “Maude Simiers; -brothers, Fred, Hud, Don. Rex and Al James Golf, 70. Andrew Jackson, 87. Survivers: Daughters, Mrs. Esther Braxton; Misses Lucille and Dorothy; son, Carl, and brother. Gerald Morton. Survivors: Widow, Marys, mothe, Mrs, Sarah Morton: brothOra and B sisters, Mrs. Blanche McDivitt and Mrs. Alice Conley. Mrs. Julia Gulley, 66. Bug vivors: Sons, Earl and Mose; sisters and brother,

TURN Mrs. Launa B, Meakin; 75. Sulyivors: Three sons, John, Hezekial and William = Meakin: five daughters, Miss Nellie Meakin; Mrs. Dorothy Love; Mrs. Bessie Adams: Miss Lillian Meakin, Miss Rpsemary Meakin; sister, ‘Mrs. Hannah

Gibbe VEEDERSBURG.Mis. Zitorah Davis, S57. Survivors: Widower, Nelson; sons, Herbert Stout; half-

two _ sons Mrs, David

Survivors:

and Lloyd; sister, Mrs. Clara brothers, John and Edward Ottinger WALKERTON—Mrs. Marjorie Malstaft, 22. Survivor: Widower, Peter WARSAW—Conrad D. Longenecker, 71. Survivors: Widow; five sons and four daughters.

Mr. George, who was: born in Bos

ton, spent most of his life here. He formerly was employed in the industrial division of the Indiana State Employment Service. He. was a member of the Bruce Robison Post of the American Legion and a charter member of De Molay here. Survivors, in addition ‘to the parents, are a sister, Mrs. Marie Moore and a brother, Robert George.

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