Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1936 — Page 23

Deaths Among Indiana Residents od Dadledaon ln eg kL « : wy | ru — Mrs. 7s. Mrs. . nh L wv. Jd ; rian |e 02 “Eorvirers. Widower, broth ~ ‘/low_being" featured at ors: Widow, Catherine; son, Bruce; daugh- | ers, Clarence and Byron eaves. vid; son, | WAVELAND-—John H. Alward, 74. Surter, Mrs, Paul Winer; brother, George. FORTVILLE—Mrs. Lydia Merle Raymer, | and Roy PF : wvivors: Widow, Effie; daughter, Mrs. Nelpong comes So uf HITE rt lL SIE er Venton mong, nr METAR Rt 1, yom (ES CSR . v others, ; 5 urvivors: r ts, Mrs. Reva sister, Mrs. w E _ John: Srothers : ; sister, Mrs. Augusta Stevens. Vey, 67. Mrs. Henry Metz Wi elma, . . . ry Metz and Mrs. Prank unker. | Vanzy pen harles Caudle and Mrs. Warren HulBOWLING GREEN—Mrs, I Th - GARDEN CITY—Willard Ault, 69. Sur- ns, Indianapolis Resident for 30 a Sure Widower. Bmmons; | vivors:” Widow; brothers, Wills, Rovert | MEDORA-George A. Shepherd. 55. Boling, Edward. } Hayes and” Hen ger : ; daughter, Pear] Th brothers, Dee, Survivors: Daughters, - . Mann. = fo : aR Years Dies After liness | Virfl Raymond, Wayne and Roscoe: sis: nawTroRp IT Tors XT" and | and Mrs. Herman Nelson; sone, Ira, Heny | ori "agoners son. Orlai : : or only SONAR Survivor: , , » Louis Akerman; Peters: IN GOOD . . . + American Clipper Goddess of Time

: hey athan Fleteh- A : ANGOLA—Prank dres. 63. Burviv- Schr broth- _ LYNN—Van M. Dna Del D. | ears Bootd, 10, Survisers: Daughier > ank M. Andres. urvive amm and Mrs. Mabel Mi s - aes od Is le, 53. A : ry . cme on NC Se po | SEBO J ble cue ROGERS W. and Sherdon Norman. = Elene: sons, Ralph and Floyd; brother, | Campbell. : sister. WALKERTON—Marion Lee Walter, 50. : i BLUFFTON — Mrs. Isca Wa almer, so. Lee Houston. si EM Matus bige 38. Survive rs: Widow, |] Mis. ohh n Hennedy. Survivors: odo, Carle sans, Sane. ny im 1 B U L OV Survivors: Widower, Edwin; son, ar FRANKFORT--Charles swort! ~ | Damian Ofer: brother. William. vivOrs OWidow. ay ee ga. pa heim, Ire and Mergacet: sisters Mrs. eo A 1 ewe JJ, 4 \ C! son, Survivors: ; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Royer: |and Fran MICHIGAN CITY—Nelson T. Brown, 74. SHERIDAN. Mrs eh ters, Mrs. Lola Jordan, Mrs. Merle Kay. IR. T. Ashcroft: ." Charles | and Ora Brown. sister, Mrs. Will Harv Mrs. Adele Jordan, Cynthia and Mary | Jennerette; brother, David; sisters, Mrs. + sn : of Month. Royer. SOUTH BEND—_Frank ‘Cabanaw, 52. , Sur 0»: streamlined I In yellow

Millie Bond. Mrs. Ellen Reece and Mrs. LE — BRAZIL—Marion Hayes, 88. Survivors: | Becky Hughes. Rud GA BLIS Hugh M. Hall. 64. Sur. Hers: Farents, ME, Widow, Eliza: sons, Alva and Clarence; | JEFFERSONVILLE Therssa Francds|’ npwCASTLE. Alby "hd Charles Hall or pL Es aier: MRS. ROSA BINGHAM HOLD. |SfiSmier;, Mi, Cia Underwood; siier | poaun, survivors. son; Brod; bios. | out Nuet Widow. Bim. se Gon; sie | sie Mend, hs. Bessie Clem, Mre: Dolls ; , Delbert E. Fast, 64. Survivors: Widow, » ter, Mrs. Nellie Re ‘brother, Howard; | Garrett _and Mrs. Clara Brown. ER, Indianapolis resident for 30) Deibert E. Fast 64. 8 Bier irs, Fron: Braun. = mer. 73. Survivors: Sons, | epson. Howard Smith; siepaatinier. fn’ | Mrs, Lillian Pall, 87. Survivor: Sister, || © Tolles The Hatter years, died yesterday in her home, ces eth, brother, ill J ast. Widow, | Emer and Pink: brother. Tom Grammer. dia Frances Smijn. Hoch, SWAYZEE— William E. Pearson, 66. § 144 x. MERIDIAN - arl Brackne urvivors: ow E—Jo vors: YZE s ur6250 Central-av, following an iliness Minnie; sons Gifford, Chester, William # 4a 8 H , Survi of one month. She was 64. and Raymond; brother, Walter Brackney.| yarAYETTE— Samuel Elkins, 76, Sur-|Von and Ear A Funeral services are to be held at| BROOKSBURG—Albert SM Roll. 82. Sur- | vivors: Widow; daughter; sons, Charles | PENNVILL E—Mrs. Effie West, 74. Sur- {- = and Jacob: brother, Torael Elkins. vivors: Sons, William, Ralph and Herschel; 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home, |yivors: Widower, John; brother, Calvin | 800 vACE Hopi ir. Survivors: Son, | daughiers, Mrs. Et i Shor 208 Ben Rose

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Burial is to be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Botaw: sen, Savin daughters, Mie. car Richard Dean; nephew. Joseph R. Bush Davis; sister, Mrs. Norman Wood. Holder was born in Montmorenci. | Mayme Allen, Mrs. Pearl Voiles and Mrs. LA PORTE—Eenjamin Davis, 81.- Sur- PERU-—Mrs, Sylvia: Edith Greer, 44; Sursh t to- Laf Essa Marsh, vivors: Sons, Jesse, William, Edward and | vivors: Widower, George; son, Joseph; Re ayette with her| gyxgpg WILL—_Winston Smith, 71. Sur. | Carl; daughters. Mrs. Mary Cumerford. | daughter, Mrs ‘Margaret Ireme Cover: family when she was 10 and y : ; : [ Mrs. Sarah Pagel, Mrs. Mabel Anderson, | brothers, Warren W. and John A. Grim mily she a was | vivors: Widow, Martha; sister, Mrs. Leota ied th to A W. Hold King: brother, John Smith. Mrs. Bertha Thomas and Luetta Davis. D. ‘A. C. Teeter, 60. Survivor: Widow. marrie ere 10 Amos . older. ’ ’ Mrs. Louise Swanberg. 89. Survivor: PUTNAMVILLE—George Taylor, 75. Surs

She came to Indianapolis in 1906. n 8 8 Daughters, Mrs. Jennie Shultz.

Mrs. Holder was a member of the Methodist Church in Lafayette, Survivors are her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Thelma Loftiss; two grandsons, Hillman and Morrison - Loftiss, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Rhoda Thornburg, Alexandria, and a brother, Martin C. Binham, Los Angeles,

MRS. CAROLINE STUERTZ, native of Germany, died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Marie May, 1839 Singleton-st, following an illness of six years. She was 79. Funeral services are to be held ‘at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. May. Burial is to be in- Concordia Cemetery. The Rev. W. C. Meinzen, Emmaus Evangelical Church pastor, is to have charge of services. Mrs. Stuertz had been a resident of Indianapolis 43 years and was a member of the Emmaus Church. Survivors are a son, Fred Stuertz; her daughter, Mrs. May; five grandchildren and two great-grandchil-dren.

MRS. HELEN LILLIAN MITCH-

CAMDEN—Philip Pr e, Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. ESS Frye; brothers, Herbert, John and Clyde; sisters, Betty, Eva, Johanna, Marjorie, Geraldine and Pauline Frye. CHALMERS —MTrs, Katharine Elnora Craft, 77. Survivors: B8isters, Mrs. Clara Jackson and Mrs. Laura McClure; brothers, Prank, John, William ooh "Charles Voorst. CICERO—Mrs. Lola Miesse Crum, Survivors: Sons, Claude and Clyde; a ter, Mrs, Lee Leatherman. CLARKSVILLE—Henry Edward Long. Survivors: Widow, Minnie; sons, Robert, Edward, Clarence and Charles Long. COLUMBUS—Levi R. Bradley, 90. Survivors: Sons, Charles, Elsworth, Russel, Jerry and Judson. COMMISKEY—Mrs. John Fitch, 8Survivors: Sons, Clarence and Wilbur.

CONNERSVILLE—George A. Downs, 56. Survivors: Mother rs. Mary Downs; widow, Marie: son, Thomas; ters, Mrs. C. Rieman, Mrs. v Rhoads and Mr Martin Reifel; nieces, Mrs. Robert Hamilton, Mrs. F. Maurer, Mrs. Mildred Lennard, Jane a and Helen Downs Reifel. EATON—Mrs. Lila Dragoo, 71. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Arthur Kissee; hrother, Edward Wilson; sister, Mrs. Alice Selvey. EVANSVILLE—Joseph A. Kremer, 173. Survivors: Sons, Clarence, Joseph and Arthur; brother, Andrew Kremer, A. Wright, 83. Survivors: Widow, Irene; daughter, Mrs. Minta Cole; sons, Luther, Rufus, Sam and Wilbur; sister, Mrs. Minta Smith. Gladys Wallace, 16. Survivors: Parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Wallaces Anna Marie Petersheim, 74. Survivors: Brother, Fred Petersheim. Isaac Richmond Perkins, 66. Survivor: Widow, Irene.

LOGANSPORT—Earl W. Cullins, 57. Survivors: Widow, Elsie: daughter, Mrs. Russell Beale; sister, Effie Cullins; brothers, Fay and Howard Cullins,

John F. Adair, 69. Survivors: Widow, Mary; sons, Hugh and Paul; daughters, Mrs. Mary Mattingly, Mrs. Eunice Stevens, Mrs. Florence Quillen and Mrs, Cecelia Finnell; Hr William Adair,

Mrs. Emma Rebecca Torapangn, 73. Survivors: Son, William; daughters, Mrs. N. C. Shafer and Mrs. S. M. Haas; sisters, Mrs. Anna Irwin and Mrs. Susan Bair.

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Bruce Mitchell in 1928. She was graduated from Shortridge High School in 1922 and was a member of the First Baptist Church. Survivors are the widower, three children, Bruce Mitchell Jr., Julie Ann and Lawrence, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Stumph, Indianapolis.

MRS. MAGDELENA LESER, lifeJong resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday in her home, 249 W. Mor-ris-st, following an illness of three months. She was 79. * Funeral services are to be held at 2 p. m, tomorrow in the home. Burial is to be in Crown Hill. Survivors are her husband, John Leser; a daughter, Miss Helen Castenholz, Los Angeles; son, Henry Lese, New York: sister, Mrs. Mary K. Buehler, Indianapolis; a grandson, W. B. Castenholz, and a greatgranddaughter, Miss Mary Castenholz, both of Los Angeles.

MRS. MYRTLE PEEK, 1624 N. Pennsylvania-st, a resident of Indianapolis 41 years, died yesterday in the Methodist Hospital following a long illness. She was 62. Funeral services are to be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. Burial is {0 be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Born in Poseyville, Mrs. Peek was married to William Peek 41 years ago. They came to Indianapolis following their marriage. Survivors are the widower and a daughter, Miss Kathleen Peek, Indianapolis. THOMAS BENTON LAYCOCK, retired Indianapolis industralist and civic and religious leader, who died Sunday in his home, 5105 Collegeav, was to be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery today following funeral services at 3:30 p. m. in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. The Rev. William Rothenburger, Third

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