Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1936 — Page 13
LOCAL BANKER
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Burial Arranged in Batman Cemetery at Newcastle Sunday Afternoon.
FRANK M. MILLIKAN, died yesterday at his home, 2122. N. Dela-ware-st, following an {illness of a
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Funeral services are to be held at 3 p. m. Sunday at the Batman Cemetery at Newcastle. Friends may call at the home tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Millikan was a member of a pioneer Indiana family and was born Dec. 2, 1851, on a Henry County farm. He had been connected with various banks in Indianapolis including the = Nationa City Bank and the Farmer's Co. He was a charter member of the Columbia Club, a member of the Knights of Pythias at Newcastle and the Men's Bible Class of the First‘ Presbyterian Church. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Elma Stoddard Millikan; a brother, Isaac Newton Millikan, Henry County: three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
GEORGE O. HUTSELL, former | county clerk who died yesterday in his home, is to be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery tomorrow afternoon. Funeral services are to be conducted in .the residence, 1130 W. 33d-st, at 2:30 p. m. by the Rev. Lance Mantle of the Home Presbyterian Church. Active pallbearers will be Frank Cones, Clinton H. Givan, Fred C. Tucker, Thomas Crouch, W. D. Fitzpatrick and Walter J. Pritchard. Honorary pallbearers will be Clarence W. Martin, Richard Bynum, Arthur R. Robinson, Frank A. Symmes, George Etter, Oscar J. Gueisser, Jackiel W. Joseph, Roland Stiegel, Felix T. McWhirter, Irvin WwW. Lemaux, Ralph B. Gregg, Charles O. Roemler, Joseph S. Milner, Judson L. Stark, Harper J. Ransburg, William H. Remy, Homer Elliott, Frederick E. Schortemeier, Delbert O. Wilmeth, Stephen A. Fulien; Bert C. Morgan, Albert Hitzelberger, Burton L. Beville, Ciyde Robinson, Har+y Dunn, Charles O. Suttlon, Daniel Jones, William H. Jackson, Wilbur Grant, Warner Jewell, Dr. Sumner A. Furniss, Taylor E. Groniger, Harry O. Chamberlin, Carl W. Schwenzer, Ralph A. Lemcke, Emsley W. Johnson, Harry Hendrickson, Charles Bebinger, John O. Lewis, Harry Tutewiler Jr., William Kleinhelter, Ralph Brattain, Charles WwW. Jewett, Albert Leap, Milton Tomlinson, Albert Snider, Dan V. White, James E. Collins, Omer. S. Hawkins, — Robert Heath, Frank White, Homer Furr, William Bosson Jr., W. D. Bain, James McConnel, John Shearer, C. O. Hogle, Charles Mann, Jacob Tolin, Frank Copeland, Alf O. Meloy, Elmer Petty, Morton Mathews, Charles Riddle, Paul Wetter, John Corydon, Robert S. Miller, Albert Middleton, George Snider, Todd “W. Young, Frank Brattain, William Hamilton, Harry Tutewiler, William A. Edwards, John L. Duvall and Dk. W. E. Mendenhall.
EDWARD O. WHITE, 1819 Wood-lawn-av, who died last night at his home following an eight-month illness, is to be buried Saturday in Memorial Park Cemetery. Services are to be held at 2 p. m. at the Bert S. Gadd Funeral Home Mr, White, 56, a machinist, was born in Indianapolis. He was a member of the Prospect Masonic Lodge and the Broad Ripple lodges > Modern Woodmen and Odd FelOWS. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Pearl White; a daughter, Miss Jean White, and two sons, Robert and Benjamin White; and five sisters, Mrs. Elmer Chappel, Mrs. Mable Baker, Mrs. Ruth O'Haver and Mrs, Georgia White, all of Indianapolis, ahd Mrs. Abby Smith, of Urbana, Il. MRS. ANNA E. PETERSEIM, 637 Congress-av, Indianapolis resi dent for 38 years, died yesterday. She was 56. Funeral services are to be held at 2 p. m. Saturday in the St. Paul M. E. Church, Burial is to be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Peterseim was born in Belleville and came to this city when she was 18.. She was a member of the St. Paul M. E. Church and the Travel-Study Club. Survivors are her husband, J. R. Peterseim: two sons, Paul Peterseim and Virgil Peterseiem, and a daughter, Mrs. Virgil Katterjohn, all of Indianapolis. JACOB HALLECK ZINN, 5435 Jiibben-av, Indianapolis resident 39 years, died Tuesday afternoon in his home after a long illness. Funeral arrangements were to be completed today. : * Mr. Zinn was barn in Carroll County. He was ia member of the jrvington M. E. Church and the Irvington Masonic Lodge and was * & stockholder in the Brooklyn (Ind.) “Brick Co. « Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Mildred Amelia Zinn; a son, Manfzel K. Zinn. New York and a sis-
: MISS CARLETTA LOFTIN, w02 ‘N. New -Jersey-st, former Marion school j
B. Hall 87. A. A. Mendell,
69. © Survivors: am and Omer: ters. Mrs. Charles M Bert
L. Garpeter; brothers, W. L. and George De-
OOD Susan Moore, 77. Survivors: Sons, Charles nd Everett; daugh(Mrs. Louella Biggs and Mrs. A. N. Hamer; sisters, Mrs. flliam Shaw and Mrs. Laura Brint.
FOREST—Mrs. Addie vivors: Widower, Frank: sons, Merrell, Maurice and Priancis; brothers. Andrew Xd . Shari Halliday; sister, Mrs. Pearl yrick.
FRANKFORT Cora Martin anks, 77. Survivors: up Ham. fiton and Mrs Douglas; Sisters, Mrs. Bally Isgrigg and Fv Daisy
8mi ENFIELD —Joseph Lee, 77. SurvivSons, Charles, Sohn, Henry, Roy and yion. daughters, Mrs Iva Reed, Mrs. I Bramblett Rosie Dennis; sisters, | Mrs. Cordia a and Mrs. Eva ensley. | brothers, Douglas, Henry, Charles
R. Davis, 63. Sur-
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QENTYA--Arch. E. Chew, 53. Survivors: Widow, Clara: Robert and Crairell; daughter, riotte: sisters, Mrs. Bertha M Nellie Fetters, Mrs. Mabel Childers and rs. Carolyn Johnson; brothers, Charles and Herbert Chew. HOPE—Martin C. Reed, 79. Survivors: Son, Ra brother, Amos; sister, Mrs. Charity etree. GTON—E. L. Pence, 55. Survivors: |Pather, Elmer; brother, F. C.; sisters, Mrs. Harry ‘Armstrong and’ Mrs. Christ Bellogrus. HAMMOND —Mrs. Catherine Gruszka. 54. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Andrew Babineszak; sons, Simon, Frank, Louis and Victor Gruszaka. KOKOMO—Walter W. Colescott, 43. LAFAYETTE—Mrs. Rose O'Connell, 62. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Charles Muller and Mrs. Frank P. Pawlak; son, Arthur; sisters, Mrs. A. Moni and Emily Cooke: Frank Cooke. n W. Durment, 68. Survivor: Widow,
brother,
Ro NEW ALBANY-—Howard Loftus. ors: Widow, Kathryn; sons, Thomas and Anthony; daughters, and Patricia Loftus. NEWCASTLE—Frank M. Survivors: Widow, Ella; brother, I. likan. NOBLESVILLE—Raymond Caca, 14. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Caca. OWENSVILLE—Joseph J. Julian, 61. Sur- | vivors: Widow, Laura; sons, Raymond, Roy and Ernest; daughters, Mrs. May Simpson and Mrs. Macil Martin. PERU—Ferdnand Schmidt, 77.
SurvivFrancis, Mary
Millikan, 84. N. Mil-
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& Bailey Funeral Home. Burial is to be in Crown Hill. Miss Loftin was born in Indianapolis and had been a lifelong resident here. She was a member of the Central Christian Church. A sister, Mrs. Alice Carter, is the only immediate survivor.
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RUSSIAVILLE— Minnie A 70. Survivors: Widower rt W. Main;
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2 = =» '‘SHADYSIDE—Mrs. Hilda Samuelson, Survivors: Clarence, W Willard - Mes. at ickner, Mrs Zain Matreda Br . y - “Plorence Geraldine bothers,
8 Charles. Victor and Oscar SILVER LAKE—Charles R. Teeter, 47. Survivors: Widow Emma; daughter, Ruby; sister, Mrs. ‘Mary Johnson. SOUTH BEND—Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth Holem. 31. Survivors: Widower, L. J.; mother, Mrs. William Henry Beyerie! brother, Robert ilan ’ TEBRE DA BAUTE—Charles Deal, 70. vivors: idow, Anna; sons, gies, Bard ais Soe Yonk igghvers, Bor ne. ssie, ole! Barnes: sisters, s. Violet Shepherd and Mrs. Bipha os a. WAKARUSA—Mrs. Anna Beehler, 83. Sons, Martin, John and 'Walter: daughters, Mrs. Geo Birk, Mrs. Bert Mutti and Sarah : AMAC—Mrs, Addie Meiser meyer, 59. Survivors: Sons, Perry, : Harry and Elmer; da hter he Es VanWeagner; brothers, George nd Joe; sister, Mrs. Dor
SurvivBelle; sons, os Robert Mrs. Russell StaufMrs. Ernest
ABAS! ors: Widow, and David; daughters, fer, Mrs. Otto Swan and Wendel.
DEDICATION DELAYED AT PLEASANT RUN
The Pleasant Run-blvd extension from S. Meridian-st to the Bluff-rd is ‘to be open to motor traffic this afternoon, but formal dedication ceremonies, originally scheduled for 2. p. m. today, are to be postponed
Board member, announced.
South Side Civic Club representatives are to be invited to aid city and Works Progress Administration officials dedicate the segment. The date is to be set later, Sepenuing ‘on the weather.
COUZENS® NO BETTER
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