Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1936 — Page 10
‘Insurance Journal Editor's
Mary Harley Chandor, .in-South Kent School in Connecti-
‘died Sunday in Washington follow-
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| Patrick’s Catholic Church in Indi-
| the Holy Name Society and the Van
52, DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
Burial Is to Be in New York.
Reginald M. Chandor, 5249 Cen-tral-av, editor and publisher of In- | surance Decisions, died yesterday in | Methodist Hospital following an ill- | ness of six weeks, Funeral services | and burial are to be in New ork.
‘Mr. Chandor, who was 52 and widely known in insurance circles, was born in London, England, of American parents. He was educated in private schools in America and abroad. In New York, he was publisher of the Compensation and Insurance Law Journal and was a founder of the International Claim Association, He came to Indianapolis five years ago as editor and publisher of Insurance Decisions, formed by a merger of his own publication of that name and the Insurance Digest, published many years by the Rough Notes Co.
Held Other Posts |
Mr. Chandor made his first insurance connection in 1905 with C. C. Hine's Sons Co.,, New York, Insurance Monitor and Insurance Law Journal publishers. In 1919 Mr. Chandor became vice president and general manager of the Underwriters and Credit Burea, another of the services of the Fine's Sons Co. Through these connections he established a wide acquaintance with the underwriting and legal departments of nearly every branch of the insurance business. He was a member of the Episc opal Church, a group of insurance organizations and the Drug Club of New York. Survivors the widow, Mrs. Indianap'olis; a son, Haring Chandor, student
are
cut; his mother, Mrs. Adeline Chandor, and a sister, Mrs. Alice C. Dickinson, both of New York.
JAMES F. HENNESSY, Big Four railroad yardmaster, here 30 years, ing a heart attack. He was 76. Fucompleted. Mr. Hennessy had been attending the World™ Series games in New York and had gone to Washington over the week-end to visit friends.
Born in Shelbyville, Mr. Hennessy was a former member of the St.
enapolis, and later a member of the St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic Church in Chicago. He was a member of the Order of Railroad Conductors,
Winkle Chapter of the Big Four Vet-
Survivors: Widower, .
Deaths Among Indiana Residents
ALEXANDRIA Alonzo B. Leach, "4. Survivors: Sons, James, Everett and Raymand; ister, Mrs. Nathan Hall; brother,
n James Sturdevamp, 86. Survivors: Widow. ura: sons, Leroy, William and Th ANDERSON—W. Oiiver Br Survivors: Widow, Tillie; ¢ mond and Vivian " Brandom Mrs. Margaret Askman, Olen, Mrs, Dorothy Jackson and Mrs. Henry Green. > JOMINGTOS Mrs. Flora Alice Brown, Burvivors: Children. Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Nels Cowden, Alfred and Albert: sister,
Mrs. George 50. Survive.
Biech. Mrs. Bertha Alice Lindsey, ors: Widower. Thomas; children, Mrs. Dorwin James, Mrs. en Sims, Altera and Kenneth; sister, Mrs O M. BLUFFTON —Edward 8. Wolf. vivors: Widow. Anne Settle: Mrs. Oscar Price. BROOKSBURG-—-Charles Perry, 54. Survivors: Widow, Mayme; daughter, Mildred; brothers, Stanley and Harry. CAMBRIDGE CITY Eimer ‘Huddleston, 65. Survivors: Sister, Mrs. John Reed; brothers, John, Otto and William. CANAAN—Mrs. Elizabeth Harper, 84. Survivor: Son, Edward C. Harpe CLAY CITY—Mark Messick, yh Survivors: Widow, Laura; brothers, Thomas ang, Zachary, sisters, Mrs. Iris Griffith a mma CLINTON—Jefferson Bailey Herod, 171. Survivors: Widow, Minnie: stepsons, Charles and Marion Blackburn; brothers, James and Leste ORNS Vier Louls J. Nickel, 61. Survivors: Widow; son, Robert; sister, | Mrs. George Witz; brother, Harry. CRAWFORDSVILLE—Mrs. Helen McKinney, 36. Survivors: Daughter, Jean: mother, Mrs. Ethel T. Sparks. CROWN POINT—David A, Survivor: Son, Clayton. DECATUR—Mrs. Della May Dice, 54. Survivors: Widower. L. H.: mother, Mrs. Henrietta Lacey: sisters, Mrs. Potts, Mrs. Marie Slauding. Mrs. Pauline Connett and rs. Fay Johnston; brother, Charles cey.
Bim Surdaughter,
Root, 87.
” ” ” DEPUTY —Clarence Calloway, 62. Survivors: Widow, Etta: children, Mrs. Kirby Kinman, Dolly, Mary, Wiletta and Wayne Calloway; mother, Mrs. William Calloway.
EDINBURG—Mary Elizabeth McMurray, 19. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McM: grag. Mary Elizabeth McMurray. 19. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McMurray.
ELKHART —Mrs. Alice Maude Bryarly, 47. , Burvivors: Widower. Ross; mother, Mrs, Anna Morris: children, Mrs. Lee. Helen, Geraldine, Virginia, Richard and Gloria Dene; sister, Chase Holland; brother, Chester Morris; grandson, Bohbie Lee, D H. Decker, 26. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs! /Lee T. Decker; sister, Mrs. Marion Miller; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Decker and Mrs. Mary Longcor.
ali Donna C. Brow 48. Survivors: Widower, Owen; children, | Joy. Austin, Clifton and James. obert Ahrens, 70. Survivors: Widow, | Mary: children, Mrs. Julia Grill, Esther Fisher, Edwain, Alfred and Vic- | tor; brothers, Henry and Louis. FORT WAYNE—William F. Huxoll, Survivors:
58. Brothers, Fred and Albert: sister, Mrs. William Korte Mrs. Harriet L. Combs. 79. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Anna Reinberg and Mrs. Lawrence Wheeler. Mrs. Alta Bell Renner, 39. Survivors: Widower, Roy; - children. Roy, Robert, James and June; brother, Bethel Williams: sister, Mrs. Ethel Wearley. Henry Scheeler, 46. Survivors: Brothers, William, August, George, Jack, Fred, Erhart and Clem; sisters, Mrs. Emma Waldleman. Mrs. Rose Meyers and Mrs) Hilda Poinsette. Mrs. Ida Isabel Stephens, 69. Survivors: Children, Joseph, John, Manson, Harry and Fred Wakeland, Mrs. Goldie Stephens and Mrs. Anna Ehrie; sisters, Mrs. Stella Snyder and Mrs. Alice N GARY—Mrs. Mariah Bland, 89. Survivors: Children, Mrs. Charles Miller, Wilburn and W. C. Gideon. George Guy and Oren Piand. Dan Pappas, 80, Thomas and Christ. GASTON—Nathan Dunn. §1 GOO BLAND Frank Kennedy. Widow, Ethel GOSHEN—Mrs, Mary Ann" Greenawalt, 93. Survivors: Sons, Adam, William and James; daughter, Mrs. William Murray; sister, Mrs. Henrietta Williamson. Widow,
William Peffly, Survivors: Zella: son, W. Paul; two brothers. GREENCASTLE—MTrs. Sens Spencer, 3, Delto: childre:
Lloyd and Mary Ellen, mother, Mrs. Millie
Survivors: Sons,
Survivor:
Childr 1dlian Smith, Mrs. Jennie yy a
| vivors:
Mary Margaret; i Myers: Margaret Rinker.
Survivors: Sons, M
Mrs, | Ba zel Dierdorfl. Widower, William; son and daughter.
Survivors:
Walter ‘Gustin; grandfather. William Wissinger.
PROGRAM ARRANGED
entertainment program has been arranged for Purdue alumni, who return here next weekend for the annual homecoming festivities in connection with the Purdue-Wisconsin Saturday afternoon.
ernoon with registration, informal campus tours and Amelia Earhart’s “flying laboratory.”
aoe a Arthur ie Grace Mrs, 1d . brothe
SONVILLE—Mrs. In 81. Survivors: Sons, J Mor. da ters, Parker, . June Wi Jama, O'Neil and Mrs. Corinne Junke: | George Briscoe.
Morris, and Hal : % A. J. and
LAFAYETTE 82. Survivor: Daughter, Taylor,
Mrs. Bertha A Goodman, 81 fon n, Claude Godshal LA PORTE Isaac 3 MiGuig an Sag Ba
vivors: én, Mrs. Tr ra. Skate, Mig
53. Survivors:
Mrs. James Midison (379, Mr: Johm H
Surry vor:
Domer, Roy and Archie
MARION—Dennie W. Britt, Sister, Mrs. Harriett Walling MARTINSVILLE—William Jiale, 81. CITY —Mrs. Jo:ephine oye Yyiinsk 680. Survivors: Sons, Edward, John rge and Aloysius: daughters, Florence, Cecelia and Clara. sister, Mrs. Mary Korpal. MILROY—Leroy Lines. Survivors: Widow, Maude; children, Jo eph and 2 8. Siaude Spillman; brother, (‘harles; ece,
Eylalia Ha Fred L. Buntly, 63. Survivors: Wish Anna; sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Miller and | Carrie Ulm. 2 James M. Rennington, 57. Widow, Ida; brother, Melvin. MORGANTOWN—James Foberts, 85, vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Bertie Bishop: ters. Mrs, Prancanna Craft and Mrs. Zook. MOUNT VERNON—W. EF. Gisney. vivor: Daughter, Mrs. Vieior Hornick MULBERRY-—David Siegfried, 3. SurWidow, Hannah; daughters, Mrs. Harry Gochenour and Mrs. Edward Xiam-
mes. MUNCIE—Mrs. Catharine Ann Schrader, 76. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Charles F. Reed and Mrs. Mercie Ann Wolfe: Charles E. Tooley, 64. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Bernadine Compliment; -tepdaughter, Mrs. James Hill¢ry; sons, Walter, Clyde, . farland and Arthur. Ann Kirklin, 78.
ETanaday ghter. brothers, "Samuel anc John Mrs. Eile Ross and Jrs.
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Survivors: Ss "Ur5i8~ i.illie
Sur-
sisters.
8 N ” NAPPANEE—Amos S8haum, 90. Survivors: Widow, Daisy: brothers, Lsander and Samuel Shaum: sisters, Mrs. Caroline Young and Mrs. Susann: Nusbaum, 73.
NEW ALBANY-—-Mrs. Louisa Lipps, Survivors: Sons, John and Arthur; daughters, Mrs. Jon Smith, Mrs. James Flynn, Mrs. J. A. Floyd, Mrs. Carl Waiz Mrs. sage Wright NOBLESVILLE—Mrs. Amanda Lockwood, I Children, Mrs. Bessie mond, Mrs. Viola Gillaspy and Edgar: grandchildren, Joseph Gillaspy, Ted Locke wood and John Almand: sisters, Mrs. Jane Reid gnd Mrs. Anice Price; brother, Wal--ker McConnell. NORTH MANCHESTER —John 8. Dickey, Lawrence, Jesse, Howard, Dallas and Dr. orenice Leaf and Mrs.
and
illard, Orville, daughters, Mrs.
PAOLI--Mrs. Margie Feel, 25. Survivors:
PERU—Mrs. Wilma Carnet DePuy, 21.
Kenneth: other, half hrother,
FOR PURDUE ALUMNI
Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. 6-—An
University
football game
Festivities are to start Friday aft-
inspection of
The annual faculty-alumni dinner
vivors: J
a viv rs.
ROC Jivors: li ne 8, Roltrd rs. Nellie
Survivors: d Fred.
dren. Charles T. Sat.
ters, Mrs. Dona Chapman and
HLINOUIH- Mes. Iss. Amelie Shadel, 58.
oH | Higgins. 3 tnd fh hnmors
oo Helen Botts and
MESTER -M13, Sarah Kroft, . SurChildren, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Susan Young, ‘John and
0! Parents sisters,
aU OUR—Elmer ,. Johnson, 62. SurLi Widow, y rod children, Mrs. Dora Marnanks: Mrs. William Peters, Mrs. Gorbett, Edward, Eimer. Ralph, Dale oe! Jackie Johnson. % SOUTH BEND-—-Ann Abshire, 31. vivo Father, Homer.
* Leona Stobbelere, vors: Widower: Paul; dau Ts, Jennie Niewland and Mrs. rie ‘Barany.
VALPARAISO—Christian =~ Smoke, 88. Widow, Bertha; sons, Louis
Sur61. Survi Mrs. A. Rraulers White,
82. urvivers: Chilank and Mrs.
ine T. Edward Skinner. : 2 =» =» VILLE—Geor ge Moye, 3 a Wyatt, Stand
Malco Garris, Mrs. Orville
Mine Aydt, Mrs. George . Wade, Mrs. Adrian Bonds and
WA Surwin Louis Mrs. Mrs. M. George. WAKARUSA—Mrs. Beulah Delores Culp, 42. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Jack Bennland; son, Edward R. Culp; sisters, Mrs. C. 8. Yoder, Mrs. John Ko ii, Mrs. Lovina Bare, Mrs. George Conrad and Mrs. Viola Fisher; brothers, Alvin and William Rohrer. WARREN—Willlam Guard, 80. ors: Widow: daughters, Mrs. Le more and Mrs. Warren Wall; Orla, Frank and Danie:; sisters, Martha, Mrs. Paul Bloom and Mrs. Naomi Smail; brothers, Wesley, Jacob, Charles an Elmer. WARREN—Mrs. Lydid Shultz. 76. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Dona Chapmen and Mrs. Olive Mossburg; sons. Landon
Mrs. ord, a
Surviv-
Carl and Heber; sister, Mrs. Belle Thomp-
VARREN--Wiliiam Gard. 80. Survivors: Widow; daughters, Mrs. Leroy Detamore and Mrs. Warren Wall; sons, Bert, Orla,
Frank and Daniel Gard; brothers, Wesley, JacoB, Charles and Elmer Gard: rs Martha Gard.
sisters Paul Bloom, Mrs. Naomi Small and
Mrs. Lydia Shultz, 77. Survivors: Day hve Garl ho Heber
burg; sons, Landon,
Moss Shultz; sister, Mrs. Belle Thompson.
ZENAS—Mrs. Emma Denton, 75. Survivors: Son, Samuel; daughters, ‘Mrs. Mar. aret Conwell, Mrs. Ed Moore, Mrs. Elmer utton, Mrs. Merrill Nicholson and Mrs. Fannie Martin.
hell 3 82. ———:
penses under the $4,000,000,000 work-
relief program-statisties demanded
by Gov. Alf M. Landon—amount to 41; cents of every dollar spent.
Of $3, S51§7paid out by the United Sta to make jobs for needy ployed during the
ast fiscal year, a total of $154.476,-
ani [341 went for costs of directing the
big drive. Administrative costs for the whole program were 4.51 per cent. The figures were taken from a National Emergency Council report based on Treasury balance sheets summarizing all work-relief spending between July ‘1, 1935, and June 30, 1936.
INJURIES FATAL TO FARMER BY United Press
BLUFFTON, Ind, Oct. 6.—In-
juries suffered when kicked by a|
horse at the Wells County Fair two weeks: ago were fatal yesterday to Edward Wolf, 69, a farmer.
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ANDERSON, Ind. Oct. 6.—George Cooper Gorton and Kile McKinney, inmates of the Indiana State Reformatory, escaped yesterday while picking tomatoes on a farm near Knightstown.
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CRASH INJURIES FATAL LOGANSPORT, Ind, Oct. 6— Injuries suffered in an automobile ‘accident Sunday were fatal yesterday to William Merricle, 65, Clymers armer.
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Sutherlin GREENSBURG—Hanson Newton Mulligan, 73. Survivor: Sister. &
HAMMOND—Joseph Laposa, 52. vivors: Widow, Lena; Ee hiharen.
erans. Mf. Hennessy lived in Indianapolis 45 years and‘ had been a | resident .of Chicago since his re-
' James Leo Hennessy. Chicago; a sis-
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tirement six years ago. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. T H, Birmingham, Chicago: a son,
ter, Sister Aloyse of the Sisters of Providence, and a brother, Josepn Hennessy, St. Louis.
ALBERT BLUE, member of a pioneer Indianapolis family, and an Indianapolis resident all his life,
iliness of several weeks. He was 78. Funeral services are to be held at 0 a. m. Thursday in the home. urial is to be in Crown Hill ceme-
are to conduct the services. Mr. Blue was born here in 1858. He was the grandson of William Blue, who settled in Washington township, where the family home now stands. He was a member of the firm of Blue Brothers, fruit growers, a member of the Ebenezer Lutheran Church, the Masonic order and the Scottish Rite. Surviors are a sister, Miss Rachel Blue. and two brothers, Cortez D. Bue, a member of the Marion County Council, and George T.
~ Blue, a sister, Mrs. Indiana Cham-
Ill, and another = sister, Miss
berlain, died last week in Maywood. | Romenta Blue, died July. 16. | | |
H. 0. FISHER HEADS | FRATERNITY GROUP
The Indianapolis Phi Kappa Delta | Fraternity Chapter at its annual meeting yesterday elected Herbert O Fisher president. Mr. Fisher director of aeronautics, Chamber of Commerce, is vice president of the national fraternity. Other new officers to be installed at the annual dinner meeting Monday night at Hollyhock Hill, 8110 College-av, include James Keene, first vice president; Robert Elson, second vice president; Ralph Yucknat, secretary; Maurice Goff, treasurer, and Elmer Bybee, sergeant-at-arms, |
PURDUE SETS NEW ENROLLMENT MARK
By U nited Press. - LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. 6.—A new registration record was established at Purdue University this year with a total of 5507 students enrolled as of t. 1, Edward C. Elliott, president, announced today. -~ The previous high mark was 4655 established in 1931. Enrollment this year increased approximately 19 per cent over a year ago, Dr. Elliott said.
TWO FACE HEARING ON SLAYING CHARGE
Times Special : JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, Oct. 6. d Mrs. Vernon Nash were to appear today in the
court of Peace Justice Clarence E. ~ Parsley to face hearing on murder
charges in connection with the death of John Whisman, 45, marshal of Charlestown.
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