Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1936 — Page 24
MILLIKAN )UND DEAD AT $ PLANT HERE
hemical Firm President Is Heart Disease Victim; Rites Sunday.
LOVELL D. MILLIKAN. found : a yesterday at the plant of the jdiand Chemicdl Co., 630 W. New Kost, of which he was president, be buried Sunday in Newcastle Br services at 1 p. m. tomorrow his home, 2251 N. New Jersey-st. Millikan was 73. He was pund dead in a rear room yesterby a workman. The coroner's rt revealed he died of heart
Born in Henry County, Mr. Miln had lived in Indianapolis 25
‘alitomobile company before becoming haed of the chemical firm. Mr, Millikan is survived by the OW, Mrs. Clara Millikan; daughr, Mrs. Ellis B. Hall; brothers, y and John, Newcastle; Nick, sport, and Joseph, Fort fayne. = FREDERICK B. BENNETT, gen‘eral auditor of the Union Telephone Po. and associated companies of northern Indiana, is to be buried -toorrow in Crown Hill following fu“meral services at 1:30 p. m. in Flan‘ner & Buchanan Mortuary. He died Wednesday night in Methodist Hospital.
~ Mr. Bennett, 73, was deputy city troller under Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter, He had been living in Greenfield, where he moved last
y. Born in Maine, Mr. Bennett spent 8 number of years in Attica. He was associated with the old Central Union Telephone Co., the Indianpolis Telephone Co. and the Bell Telephone Co. A member of the Presbyterian Church, Mr. Bennett was active in West Virginia Masonic Lodge and In Kiwanis Clubs in Greenfield and Attica. He is survived by the widow, Mrs. ‘Nora F. Bennett, Greenfield, and a son, Frederick B. Bennett Jr., Attica.
MRS. THERESA WEBBER, Indi-
i¢ Aanapolis resident for 41 years, died
"yesterday after a short illness. She was 59 and lived at 1220 N. Grant‘&V. Services are to be at 11'a. m. . tomorrow ’ at - Moore & Kirk Funeral Home, Burial is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. She, was a member of the Lin‘wood Christian Church, Daughters of Pocahontas, Ancient Order of ‘Druids and Daughters of America. Eo ivors are the widower, Charles - 8. Webber; sons, Veno, Joseph, Ray“mond, Ralph, Perry and’ George; ‘daughters, Mrs. Viola Prenatt, Mrs. ‘Mildred Risk, Mrs. Fannie Reddick and Miss Ruth Frances Webber, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Ola "Reed, Daleville; two brothers, Guy "Richman, Anderson, and Lloyd _ Richman, Indianapolis; ‘and her stepmother, Mrs. Viola Richman, * Anderson.
ALBERT O. ROBINSON, life"long resident pets died yesterday in his home, 550 N, Gray-st. He
Pa Byes 83. : Mr. Robinson had been employed 36 years by the Indianapolis News, ‘and was a member of Centenary “Christian Church and Centre Lodge, ¥. & A. M. Survivors are the ‘widow, Sarah; son, Elmer, Hot Springs, Ark.; daughter, Mrs. Minnie M. Yule, Indianapolis; brother, James, Indianapolis, and two grand- - children. JAMES HENRY SATCAMP, 5337 Hill-st, is to be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery tomorrow following . Services at 2 p. m. in the Montgomery Funeral Hoge. Mr. Satcamp, who died yesterday, was 82 and had lived here 50 years. A - son, Henry, Indianapolis, survives. MRS. SUSAN B. HOOD, widow of . Thomas S. Hood, is to be buried 4n Grown 1 Hill Cemetery after serv-
after services in the home, 3032 Centralnight. -
about five years. He was employed | * in a wholesale mill company here for many years. He was a
Mason. Found unconscious last night by
his son, Edward, he died before Ridow
‘medical aid arrived, Dr. John E.
Wyttenbach, deputy coroner, said | Mrs M
death was due to hemorrhage from natural causes. Surviving are three sons, Edward, | Fred and Clifford, all of Indianapolis; two daughters, Ollie Hite of Indianapolis and Mrs. Gertrude Leary of Omaha, Neb.; six grandchildren and four® great grandchildren.
WILBUR E. CARRELL is to be buried in Crown Hill tomorrow afternoon, following funeral services in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary at 3. He died yesterday of typhoid fever after a five weeks’ ill118s. Mr. Carrell, 44, was empioyed by the Hoosier Cadillac Co. and had lived here 15 years. Born in Martinsville, he was a Mason and imember of the John H. Holiiday Jr. post of the American Legion, Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Ursula Carrell; father, G. W, Carrell of Martinsville; two sisters, Mrs. Fred Teeters of Martinsville and Mrs. P. L. Edwards of Wilmette, Ill, and two brothers, A. W. Carrell of Newport, Ky., and C. R. Carrell of Martinsville.
MRS. ‘MARGARET CRAIG BROWN, 5403 Broadway, is to be buried tomorrow in Crown Hill Cemetery, following services at 2 p. m. in the home of her sister, Mrs. William Hedrick, 615 E. 53rd-st. Friends may call at the Hedrick residence this evening. Mrs. Brown, 74, died last night in Ler home after six weeks’ illness. Born in Allisonville, she ‘was a resident here more than 40 years. She was a member of Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, Survivors are the widower, Fred T., and the sister.
WILLIAM SMITH, who was killed Tuesday by a B. & O. train at the Southeastern-av crossing, is to be buried today after services at 10
a. m. in the Roy J. Tolin Funeral dau hn SEs Daniel and Charles; sister, Mrs. Rufus | ==
Home. Burial is to be in New Crown Cemetery. Mr, Smith was 47, and lived at 201 S. -Oriental-st. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ethel Smith; daughters, Katherine and Maxine, and son, Thomas. MRS. MYRTLE MALL, widow of Frank Mall, died today at her home, 3837 English-av. She was 50 and was Marion County Courthouse matron. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Clara Mather, and a brother, William Smith.
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Mrs. Bertha Louise McGlelland, 87. Survivors: Widow Samuel: © son, Elmer Stoll; sister, Mrs, Minnie Evans Owen L, Bradley, Gertrude; _ sister, PD; brothers, Edgar élson, Prank, Harry, Elmer and Charles. Wal Jor Zahn, 40. Survivors: Daughters, Ruth Edith; son, Walter: brother, Paul; sigters Is. Mis, Esther Beach and Mrs,
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GREENSBURG. Mrs ld A. ' Bostic, 63. Survivors: Brothers, Ora oi George Bostic; sisters, Mrs. ‘Charles Mote and Mrs, James Thornburg. HAMMOND—Mrs. Clara Hengy Bdgar, 67. Survivors: Daughter, two son UNTINGTON—Mrs. Clara Oe thal; 74. Survivors: Two sons and a daughter. JONESBORO—Isaac J, Pearson, 72, SurH He rbert and
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