Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1936 — Page 21

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10 A. M., With Burial in Frankfort.

William H. Keys, Blakely Granite Co. employe for 40 years, who died Sunday at his home, 102 N. Drexelav, is to be buried in Frankfort tomorrow following funeral services at 10 a. m, at Shirley Bros. Funeral Home. Mr. Keys, 72, was born in Frank- _ fort, and had lived in Indianapolis most of his life. He was a member |

of Roberts Park M. E. Church,

where he served as usher for 20 years. Center Ledge No. 23, F. and A. M. Survivors are two brothers, Albert and James Keys, Frankfort; sisters, Mrs. Anna Vincel, Lafayette, snd Mrs. Mollie Hamilton, Frankort.

PAUL F. NESTEL, 805 E. 14th-st, an Indianapolis resident for 52 year’s died yesterday at 8t. Vincent’s Hospital. He was 75. Funeral services are to be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Krieger Funeral Home. Burial is to be in Crown Hill Mr. Nestle, who was born in Herrman, Mo., came to Indianapolis in 1884. For 30 years he had charge of the rug and carpet department of the Albert Gall Co. He later was associated with the C. B. Howard Co. and recently with the United Rugs and Linoleum Co. Survivors are his daughter, Mrs. J. C. Hanson, Cleveland; a brother, the Rev. J. C. Nestel, Fort Branch. and a sister, Mrs. Edward P. Drew, Newton, Mass. JUDGE WILLIAM A. PICKENS of Superior Court, Room 3. who died at his home, 1529 Park-av, Sunday, was to be buried today following funeral services at 11 a. m. in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. The Rev. Lewis Brown, rector Emeritus of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, was to officiate. Memorial services under auspices of the Indianapolis Bar Association are to be held in Superior Court, Room 3, at 11 a. m. tomorrow. Paul G. Davis, Superior Judge Joseph R. Williams, Homer Elliott and Fred C. Gause are to speak:

MILTON E. FREEMAN, a former |

Lawrence resident, died last night at his home, 3103 Broadway, after an illness of four days. He was 81. Funeral services are to be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. mation is to follow. Mr. Freeman was born in Bridgewater, Mass. He came to this city a year ago. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Mary Jane Freeman, to whom he was married 56 years ago, and a brother, E. N. Freeman, Indianapolis. CHARLES H. METSKER, Indianapolis resident for 35 years, died yesterday at the Stubbins Hotel following an illness of three weeks. He was 69. Mr, Metsker was born in Hamilton County and was employed as an engineer at the John Lees Tool Co. Funeral services are to be held at 2 tomorrow afternoon in Noblesville. Burial is to be there. Survivors are two sons, Courtland and John Metsker, both of Indianapolis, and a daughter, Mrs.. Gertrude Massy, Park Ridge, Ill.

RAYMOND E. DRAKE died yesferday in a United States hospital in. Hines, Ill, several months, according to word received today by relatives here. Illness forced his retirement from the United States Navy and he had been a patient in the government hospital since early this year. He is survived by the father, Howard Drake Sr. two brothers, Joe and Howard Drake, all of In- - dianapolis.

MUNCIE LUMBER MAN DEAD AT AGE OF 79

Times Special MUNCIE, Ind. Aug. 18.—Albert Greeley, Greeley Lumber Co. president, died here last night. He was 79. He came to Muncie 49 years ago from Ohio. Survivors are the widow; sons, Clarence and Rollin, Indianap-

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Deaths Among

ALEXANDRIA Hermon Lawler, 43. Surer = “purman: Mrs. Laura Lawler: b er, sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Bronnenberg, Mrs. Fosnot, Mrs. Opal Byouneabérs ANDERSON—Mrs. Rena smore. Survivors: Son, Roy; rs "William and Remsey Lawson.

AUBURN—Miss Franges Williamson, 63.

and

Survivors:’ Brothers, Mrs.

Joseph, Har John: sisters, Mrs. Nelle ine an

Sadie erley. BLUFFTON-—Mrs. Sarah Schmidt, 84. Survivors: Children, Mrs, Priscilla Adams and Bertel B. Davenport. BRAZIL—Harvey Douglas Boes, 26. Survivors: Widow, atherine: Mother, Mrs. George Schnarenberger: step-sister, Mrs. Ruth Bailey. CENTERVILLE—Mrs. Anna Eliza Crouch. . Survivors: Children Clarence. William, John, Donald. Mrs. Ellen Rich and Mrs, Edward Christian, CLINTON—Charles Fair, 43. Widow, Mary; son, Robert; sister, Mrs.

Ernest Nicoson. Mrs. Gladys Anna Veinhofar, 32. vivors: Widower, Lewis; brother,

Auton, | COLFAX —Burr Bailey.

Survivors:

SurPaul

80, Survivors:

Widow, Eleanor: daughters, Mrs. Ear] Good |

and Mrs. Ernest Truitt COLLEGE CORNER—Mrs. George 8tephens, 73. Survivors: Widower ana son. 1 CRAWFORDSVILLE Jobs L. Childers, 71. &urvivors: Sisters. Mrs. Belle , Sajey Jind Mary Chilcers: brother, W. R.

Childe TE, Parnell. 67. Survivors: Widow * children Mrs. George Hinds and J. Parnell; Brothers. A. J. and P. an *parnell DECATUR—Mrs. Emelia Ewell, 62. Survivors: Widower, Charles; children, Oscar, Mrs. Alvina Meyer, Mrs. Amelia Wefel and Mrs. Velma Schlandroff; sisters, Mrs. Martin Kirchner and Mrs. Ernest Doehrman; brothers, August and Ernest Fuhrman.

DELPHI—Alfred Bower 83. Survivors: Children, Mrs. Clarence £hipley and A. L. Bower: brother. Benjamin Bower. ELKHA RT-—John Yontz, 79. Survivors: Widow £arah; brother, William Yontz. WN oholas Walarke, 42" Survivors: Widow, Julia; children, Edward, Frances, Betty and Delores Walalis, Chauncey 8S. Stepso 70. Survivors: Widow, Agatha. children, "Mrs. Edna Robinson, Mrs. Agnes Bowman, Mrs, Lillian Burkett, Mrs, Victor Catton, Ral h, Walter and Arthur Stepson; brother, Elmer Stepson; sister, Mrs. William Scott; five stepchildren. Edward R. Anderson. 38. Survivors: Brothers, Fredrick and Martin Anderson. ELWOOD—Mrs. Emma Loser. 66. Survivors: Widower, Charles; children, Mrs. Maude Kastler, . Bessie Green. Mrs. Fred May, Pearl, Clyde Loser; brother, Charles Husted; sister, Mrs. Carrie Busby.

EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Mar) Survivors: Widower, Joseph; Jennie Blencoe; sisters, Mrs. Lloyd Moore, Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Mrs. Gertrude Frandsen and Mrs. Donald Lema Blencoe; { brother, Robert Blencoe.

Mrs. Emma I. Tuley, 71. Survivors: Children, Mrs. Walter Wheeler. Mrs. Louis Wolfgang, Mrs. John Stewart, Mrs. Charles Pfender, Mrs. Catherine SIa[dst aff, Edar, Delmar, O. J. rs. Albert Rotiet: Underwood. Mrs.<Fannie D. Kellough, 41. Survivors: Widower, Evan; sons, Clement and Oliver; sisters, Mrs. Annabelle Kellough and Mrs. Cordella Faulkner; brothers, Arizona and Thomas Grayso Raymond Walden Jr... 15. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. FRANKLIN—Mrs. Gretchen Survivors: Children, garet Jolly: mother. Mrs. . kam; brother. Chester Overstreet; sister, Mrs. Mabel Openshaw FORT WAYNE—Joseph Nomina, 63. Survivors: Son. Edgar: brothers. Charles. Andrew. William Prank and John: sister,

Mrs. Henry Hanf, Mrs Julie Doctor Survivors: Louis; enildren. Bacar, the Rev. 8 .. Louis, Milton and Mrs. Clara Griebel. Mrs. Sophia Hermann, 60. Survivors: Widower. Henry: daughters. the Mildred and Lueila Hermann; sisters. Mre. Martin Zolling=r and rs. Henry Hormann; brother, William Hockmeyer, FOWLER—Martin S. Shoup. 63. Survivors: Widow, Hannah: daughters, Mrs. W. B. Dougherty and Mrs. Harold Askren.

FORT BRANCH—MTrs. Survivors: Widower; childen, Walter, Virgil, Jesse and Herschell McIntire and Mrs. Ruby Sweppy; brothers, William and Wilbur Sweppy.

GARY—Mrs. Rena Dinsmore, 52: Survivors: Sons, Charles and Merril; brothers, Edward, Wrenval and Albert Larson. GOSHEN—Dr. Elmer E. Ash. 73. Survivors: Widow. Maybell; daughter. Sister M. Evmard; sister, Mrs. Martha Muthad GREENCASTLE—Mrs. Perry B. Sm 69. Survivors: Widower; children, Mrs, William Younger, Orth and Francis; sisters, Miss Lizzie Blair. Mrs. Kate Glover. William, 8S. C., J. Park, the Rev. C. S, and Thomas. GREENFIELD—Mrs. Alma Cross, 42. Survivors: Widower, children and parents. GREENTOWN—John K. Saul, 81. Survivors: Son, Amos; brother, Robert; sisters, Mrs. Marie Weisenauer, Mrs. Martha E Kingseed and Mrs. Hannah Smeltzer. HOBART—Mrs. John Witt Sr.. 78. Survivors: Widower; children, . William, Albert, August, Paul, Mrs. Martha Bey. Mrs, Berth Bakke and Mrs. Anna Blackey. KOKOMO—Mrs. vivirs: Widower,

J. Lucas,

sister, William

William; brother,

Jolly. 46.

widower.

Ida Lafferty, 68. SurDr. Fred L.; daughter,

three

olis, and Raymond A. Greeley, Mun- |

cie; two sisters, Miss Laura Greeley, Indianapolis, and Mrs, Florence Walker, Los Angeles.

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Sheet: sisters. Mrs, Edna . Elmer IE. Sutton. Law wrence Long. 82. Survivors Riley, ‘Mrs. Marcitne McAlliser, frien and Fred long

ZH rs. Gladys R. Burdine, Raymos; sons ** parents, Mr. and ks c sisters. Mrs. Alva Melton, Mrs. Mrs. * Beulah Lovell: brother. William Lovell. ' LOGANSPORT--Alfred B. Fritzer, 78. Sutylyois; Yidow, Margaret; ehilaren, Ray Mss. Hele s and Ruby Yoon sister, es. Carrie 0 es. - LYONS—Mrs. Goldie McDonald. 46. Survie Widower William: children, Dustin, . Josephine Booker. Mrs, ColMrs. Evelyn Greenwell and the Misses Virginia and Barbara McDonTad, Andrew, Starling and A. Combs: sisters, Mrs. Kate Sherow, Mrs. Eva McDonald and Mrs, Ruby anderen. MARION—Mrs. Elizabeth A. Knox, SHrvivors, Daughters Mrs. Hattie add. Vestal Reynolds and Miss Mattie ROX.

Mrs. Burziett C. Stevens and Mrs

59. Survivors:

JON ~— Bert Lytle, Francis Winder

MAR, Widow; daughters, Mrs, and Mrs. Dorothy Beck. MILFORD—George Sweet, 84. {"Nieces and nephews. MONROEVILLE E. Olive Mar“gidoper, 8S. J;

56, Survivors: wayne, K. . and Mrs.

Survivors:

children,

C. | Nash Bachicha.

MOUNT VERNON—John Thomas Walker. 85. Survivors: Widow, Bertha: sons, John and Carl Walker. OAKLAND CITY—Mrs. Julia Gilmore, 55. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Russell; brothers, Thomas, Arthur, Homer and Jorn Bailey: sisters, Mrs. Alice West, Mrs. J. Phillips, Mrs. G. A. cker, Mrs.

la J. Harris and Mrs. Clarence Wiggs.

OSSIAN—Mrs. Rachael Stogdill, 75. Survivors: Children, Charles, James, William and Mrs, Shannon Beck; brother, Albert Flum. ’ REYNOLDS—Abner Wendt. 82. Survivors: Chidren. Mrs. Everett ‘Lawrie. Mrs.

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David Cyrus, William Walker, 88. Sur- & . Mrs. Martin Rowe and

YMOUR-James Taylor. 76. Survivors Widow Nellie: children. Mrs. Georgia Lecken k. Mrs. Mary Mize, Mrs. Clara Reheil, Jesse a nd Walter Taylor. Lewis Mack Hain, 45. : Survivors: Widow daughter, Lois Kain; hy irs. John MITH'S VALLEY — Lawson B. Spees. Survivors: Son, LeRoy; brothers, Noah and Dr. Byron Spees. SULLIVAN—Waliter Ford. Sisters, Mrs. Kate dy, Mrs kenbury and Mrs. Minnie Bell: Claude, Mike. Elmer and Clarence. TERRE HAUTE—Edman H. Thomas, 36. Survivors: Widow Martha: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas; sister. Mrs.

Mabel Woods and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson: brothers, William and Warren. Widow

Charles Stultz, 54. Survivors: ymond. Webb, Willis, Catherine, Everett: | Bother, Mrs. Laura Bumgardner.

. Maude Carr Goldsmith, 65.. Surviyors: Sons, Arthur ang Carr Survivors:

Hattie Coope 72. Willis: daughter Mrs. Julia Lute, M. 9. Survivors: Sons, =; Mrs. ark Wright, Mrs. 3, Jones, | Harvey Holmes and Miss s Lee |. THORNTOWN—Ezra a a “Sur | vivors: Ne Earl and Rand. oT { George; sister. Mrs. George Pearson. WESTPORT—-Mrs.. Jacob L. Eva ns 5 Survivors: Widower: children. Mrs. rge Bussburg. Mrs. Henry’ Busshurg, James, John, Omer and Elmer WINDFALL—J. E, Butner, 72. Survivors: Three sons.

YORKTOWN—Iven Ulen. 48. Survivors: Widow, Mary; children, Mrs. Ivan Sander, Mrs. Howard Jones, Gordon, Arthur and La Moine; sisters, Mrs. Otiis Bond, Mrs. J. O. Engleman, Mrs. Eunice Hillis, Mrs. J. L. Rithards, Lena and Mary Ulen: ! brother; J. M.

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