Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1936 — Page 22

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FUNERAL RITES CONDUCTED FOR

MRS. MONTAGUE :

Burial in Acton Follows Services Held in Baptist Church.

"MRS. ANNA WILLIAMS MONTAGUE, »ho died Saturday ab the home of a daughter, Mrs. Florence Fields, near Mooresville, was to be buried in Acton Cemetery today Funeral services were to be held at 1:30 p. m. in the Meyer & Montague Funeral Home and in the Acton Baptist Church, - Mrs. Montague was 71 and had been ill two Mays. She was the widow of William T. Montague, who died in 1927. She was born in Erie, Col.,, and married Mr. Montague in 1902. They moved to Acton, Ind., and later to Indianapolis. She has made her home with Mrs. Fields sihce 1927. She was a member of the Acton Chapter, Eastern Star; George H. Chapman Relief Corps No. 10, and Country Progress Club of Acton. She is survived by four children, Mrs. Gladys Creger, Chicago; Harry W. Montague, Miami, Ariz.; ‘Mrs. Fields and Edward L. Montague, Indianapolis undertaker, and five grandchildren. Another son, William T. Jr. died in 1916. CHARLES DAWSON, who died yesterday at his home, 744 E. 59 thst, after an illness of six months; to be buried in Crown Hill A following funeral services in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. He was 75. Mr. Dawson, who lived in Indianapolis all his life, was a ticket seller

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years. He was born on a farm near the site of his 59th-st home and lived in that vicinity all his life. He. was a member of the Broad Ripple M. E, Church, Broad Ripple Lodge, F. & A. M. and Modern Woodmen of America. Survivors are: Widow, Mrs. Alice Heaton | Dawson; daughter, Mrs. Stella Richardson; grandson, Charles R. Richardson; brothers, William and V. D. Dawson of Riverside, Cal.

MRS. FRANCES W. LAMB, for many years a resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday in the home of a friend, Mrs. C. O. Taylor, 911 Division-st, following an illness of several years. She was 36. Funeral services are to be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Cremation is The ashes are to be taken to Franklin and buried in the Greenlawn Cemetery. * Mrs. Lamb was born in Indianapolis and was a member of the River Avenue Baptist Church and the Naomi chapter, O. E. S. No. 131. She was a former student at the Arthur | Jordan Conservatory of Music and the John Herron Art School. Mrs. Lamb lived in‘Indianapolis until 1925, when she went to Denver. | She returned a year ago. to live with Mrs. Taylor. Survivors are two daughters, Miss Ruth Lamb and Miss Betty Jane Lamb, both. of Indianapolis; a son, Arthur W. Lamb of Indianapolis, and a brother, Edward Lamb of Denver. |

MITCHEL GLORE, resident of Indianapolis 37 years, died yesterday in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Herman J. Heicher, 1528 N. Gale-st. _ He was 92. Born in Kentucky, he moved to Madison where he lived many years before coming to Indianapolis in 1899.. Mr. Glore was a retired carpenter. His wife, Mrs. Julia Glore, ‘died in -1918. Fup services are to be held at 2 tomorrow afternoon in the Heicher home and burial is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Heicher and Mrs. Addie Bundy, and three sons, Edward, Richard and Ora Glore, all of Indianapolis.

JOSEPH H. JOHNSON, who died yesterday, is to be buried from the home of his daughter, Mrs. H. W. Britts, 56 N. Chester-st, hy aft-

ernoon. Mr. Johnson, who was 72, had been ill several years. He was born in Kentucky, coming to Indianapolis in 1905 from Elwood. He was a member of the Englewood Christian Church. Surviving are® five sons, Claude, George B., Thomas, Ralph and Jesse Johnson; five daughters, Mrs. H. W. Britts, Mrs, Thelma Britts and Mrs. Anna Winter of Indianapolis; Mrs. Estella Belzer of Arcadia and Mrs. Maude Boone of Laurel.

ALBERT A. JOHNSON, 318 E. St. Clair-st, was killed instantly late

Deaths Among I ndian a Residents

A — Mrs. Mary. Elizabeth Survivors: Grace it dort, Mrs, Jaina Bennett. pa arvivors: Ts ine Hs

DRI 78. Mrs. han and Mrs. BERNE—Fred Rohrer, Widow, Emma; son, Ira; dvi Ruth Wulliman, Mrs. Evange and Margaret Rohrer; sister, Lizzie Rohrer. BOURBON Nia hn Edward Varier, 83. Survivors: dow, Johanna; dau hters, Mrs. Daisy Phillips and Mrs. Mary fous ALUM CITY—Mrs. Josephine Henro x EY re rvors: Widower, Michael: hte, Clara, Catherine and - Eillene; son, John: sister, Mrs. John Fruin; broth-~ ers, Enos and Daniel Lyons, Hou AMBRIDGE CITY—Miss Elizabet ersy Survivors: Sisters, Harriet, Mary and Mrs. Martin Funk. rw 53. CARLOS—Mrs. Lola Bon igmore, Survivors: Widower, Harry; sons, Earl, Claude and Walter Wigmore. COLUMBUS—Mrs. Eva Mae Smith. a3 Survivors: Widower, Charles: son, mother, Mrs. Sarah Reed: brother,’ + Lee Reed: sister, Betty Reed. CONNERSVILLE—James A. Glascock, 56. Survivors: Widow; sister, Mrs, Lavina Rowland; half brother, Alvin Glascock. Joseph Stanton, 62. Survivors: Widow, Prankie: son, Elmer; daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison. DECKER—Mrs. Hulda Kathryn Dick, 27. Survivors: Widower, Frank; parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edward Bloebaum. ECONOMY~—DMrs. Ola Shoemaker, 79. Survivors: Son, Russell; sister, Mrs. Susan Mendenhall, EDINBURG—LIoyd Melvin Wheaton, 31. Survivors: idow, May: dagighter, Alice Leah; : pare Mr. and rs elvin Wheaton: en Ralph; sister, Mrs. Eva, A. Ulery, 63. Sur-

Mabel Rudolph. ELKHART—MTrs, vivors: Widower, Charles; sons, Calvin, Howard and Ernest; foster daughter, Mrs. Rollie Young; brother, William Qovker: sisters, Mrs. Tda Frederick and Mrs. M. L.

Kirkdorfer. Charles H. Bostwick, 64. Survivors: Widow, Jennie; daughter, Mrs. Charles

Taylor; brother, Edward Bostwick. 2 = =

ELWOOD—Mrs. Florida M. Mullins, 58. Survivors: Widower, John; sister ‘Mrs. Myrtle Kilgore; brother, Sidney Saul.

EVANSVILLE John K. Todd, 50. vivor: Widow artha Mrs. Delia Riddle. 45. Survivors: ower, James; sons, Beach Thacker: daughters, Mrs. nny Mrs. Buddy Van Wicks and Pine Ri dle; sister, Mrs. Roscoe Kilgore. FORT BRANCH—Henry Feldswisch, 63. Survivors: . Brothers, William, Dan, Lewis and John: Lydia Feldwisch FORT WA YNE — Anthony W. Heit, 76. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. James rett; sisters, Mrs. ‘Josephine Foster and Mr William Ruess; brother, Christopher Aaron T. Vail, 68. Survivors: Widow, Georgia; daughters. Mrs. Martha Stevens, . . en Schwartz: S, and Joseph Vail; sister, Mrs, Sell Dinaldson. Daniel R. Ball, 45. Survivors: Widow Eva: sons, Daniel and Joe; parents, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Ball Thuran B. Cole, 43.

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Ambrose E. Stover. Survivors: Lillie; daughter, Mrs. Goldie Grandi: sons, Edward, Chester and Charles Stover. JEFFERSONVILLE harles G. Branham, 53. Survivors: Wido Ella; sons, Melvin Edgar. Jesse, Henry Howard. Donald and Rey. William Branham: daughter, Delores; brothers. James and Joseph; sisters, Mrs. Nannie Bibert and Mis. Myrile Janes. Mrs, Lillie B. sch, 53. Survivors: Father, George West: Sprother, Fred West; sisters, Mrs. L. W. Jeinsheimer and Mrs. Raymond Reich.

yesterday when he fell from a ladder to a concrete sidewalk 30 feet below. ‘He was 51. He was cleaning windows at the Shell Petroleum Co.

offices, 2219 W. Michigan-st, when |? the accident occurred. Witnesses |:

said they saw him fall after he had climbed to the second-story window. Mr. Johnson was employed by the Abbex Window Cleaning Co. Survivors are: Widow, Mrs. Minnie Johnson; stepsons, Noah and Herman Brooks.

MRS. W, G. LEUKHARDT, 923 N.

Beville-avi~died last night in the 3

Methodist Hospital. She was 48. Born in Hamilton, O., Mrs. Leukhardt came to Indianapolis when a girl, graduating from Shortridge High School. She lived for a time in Waterloo, Ia. and returned here about four years ago.

Surviving are the widower; a son, |:

Billy Ray Leukhardt and a sister, Mrs. George A. Steiner, of Indianapolis. Funeral services are to be held at 1:30 p. m. Friday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial is to be in.Crown Hill Cemetery.

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