Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1936 — Page 14
RITES ARE SET
Ex-Lieut. Green Hagerman Helped Found Insurance Association.
~~ GREEN HAGERMAN, Police and Fireman's Insurance Association vice president and former police lieutenant, is to be buried- in Crown Hill Cemetery tomorrow following
_ services at 3 p. m. in the Flanner . & Buchanan Mortuary.
Mr. Hagerman, who was 73, died yesterday at his home, 5750 Broadway. Born in Kentucky, he came to Indianapolis when 20. one of the insurance asscciation’s ‘ founders, and retired from the department in 1915. He was a member of Capitol City Lodge, F, & A. M. and the Scottish Rite. Survivors are the widow, two daughters, Mrs, Grace Haislup, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Clara Tomlinson, Lombard, Ill.
JAMES S. DALE, World War vet- * eran and former Montana legislator, died yesterday at his home, 2354 N. Alabama-st. Members of the Robert Kennington Post 34, American
Legion, of which he was a past commander, will participate in military funeral rites at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the home. Burial is to be in Crown “Hill Cemetery. ° Mr. Dale, who came to Indianapolis in 1917, was active in Democratic politics. He is survived - by the widow, Mrs. Julia Dale.
WILLIAM F. NORRIS, retired contractor, died yesterday at the home of his granddaughter, Mrs. Maude Davidson, 1103 N. Arsenalav. Funeral services are to be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in the Jordan Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Norris, who was 88, had been a resident here more than 50 years. He was a member of Meridian Lodge, I. O. O, F.. Other survifors are a daughter, Mrs. Herman Winterhoff and a son, Thomas, both of Indianapolis; brothers, Charles, Henryville, and John, Indianapolis; sisters, Mrs, Alice Williams, Mrs. Kate Lewis, Mrs. Clara Kester and Mrs. Emma Calkfhs, all of Indianapolis, and three granddaughters.
MRS. EMMA ATKINS DAVIS, former Indianapolis resident, was buried yesterday in Santa Monica, Cal. She died ‘at her home there Saturday. Mrs, Davis, who was 64, was a sister of H. C. Atkins Sr, E. C. Atkins & Co. president. Other survivors are a sister, Mrs. Sanford H. Wadham, Torrington, Conn.; two daughters, Mrs. James Taylor, Berkeley, Cal., and Mrs. Robert McGregor, Peiping, China; three nieces and four nephews.
'. MRS. FLORA B. DEFFENBAUGH, 265 S. Arlington-av, is to be buried Thursday in Holy Cross Cemetery ‘following services at 8:30 a. m. in the home and at 9 a. m. in Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. Mrs. Deflenbaugh; who died yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital, was a resident here for 38 years. A brother, Harry Cummings, Indianapolis, survives.
* . OTIS SMITH, operator of the O. K. Transfer Co., was to be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery this morning following services in the Grinsteiner Funeral Home. Mr. Smith, who was 56, died Saturday at his home, 602 E. Ohio-st. The widow, Gertrude, survives.
MEYER REFKIN, 2608 Suther-land-av, is to be buried tomorrow in Shara Tefilla Cemetery following services at 2:30 p. m. in the Linath
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and Sue Elien William en De Long. 72 . 3 ANGOLA—Mrs. Isabella Woodhull, 73. Survivors: Son, grandson. ATLANTAPaul G. Schuisbuss; n
DFORD—E. H. rtiett, vivors: Widow. Alice: Diet ordi ter. Mrs, Sam Ray; brothers, £rmy, Eithel;
stepmother. BLUFFTON—Alice Irene Kaehr, 16. Sup. vivors: Pather. Reuben: brothers, Marvin Vernon, Carl, James and Jean, Mrs. Orbevia Sister, Mary Blauser; brotfiers, Joe and George; cousin,
Harsh. RAZIL—Roscoe Mullinix, 48. 2s ve Widow, Ella; sons, f d. hter, Martha BO stepdaughters, rs. Hanna ison. Mrs. Helen Thompson. Mrs. Catherine Wilson and Lucille Harris: brothers, Porter, James, Homer and Guy. Charles A. Fowler, 62, Survivors: Widow Tobie: sons, Cecil. Guy. Charles; daughters, Mrs. Hazel Anderson and Helen Prances Fowler: stepson. arry Butler; 3 Liddell, Mrs. L. T. mGilbert Shaw; half brother, Benson Hewitt. . CHURUBUSCO-—Robert Addis, 78. Survivors: Three daughters, son, sister and four brothers.
COLUMBUS-Rabett, Lamaster, 40. Survivors: Widow: daughters, Grace Roberta and Mrs. Harry Peadler; sister, Mrs. Sam
pr Albert Hulse 78. Survivors: Widow: foster children, Mrs. Richard Lane and Franck Schuder; stepdaughter, Catherine Perry; brother, Fred; sister, Mrs. Bessie Spurgin.
CRAWFORDBVILLEuM13. Anna K. WalDr. Alonzo M. Miller, 74. Survivors: Three Drothess George Fruits, 85. Survivors: Sons, Ed. Ora ary ‘Charles’ Pruits. DUNKIRK-~—Almeda V. Racer, 46. vivors: Husband, John; three sons, two brothers and a sister. 8 8 8
daughters, ELKHART—Mrs. Louise Shurte, 61. Survivors: Widower, William; sister, Mrs. Paud D. Parley Walter L. Huber. 40. Survivors: Widow, parents, Emil and Katherjue Huber: brother Ed H Mrs. Clara’ McCumsey, Mrs. Katherine Haynes, Mrs. Edith Fisher, Mrs. Hilda Geroux and Mrs. Sylvania McCary. Sidney LeRoy Ward, 1. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Ruth Kesson; son, Richard Arnold Ward: sister, Mrs. Ross Truex. Mrs. Nancy Freezman Kline, . Su Wi ower, : sisters, Mrs. Frank Bloss and rs. Monroe Miller: brothers, William, John and Daniel Freez<
Mfrs. Catherine Tickfer, Survivors: Sons, Adam Tickert and A dam Tickfer: daughters, Mrs. Mary Pe Mrs. Mary Szobody and Miss Kathryn Tickfer. ELWOOD—Mrs. Muriel Blanch Huffman, 43. Survivors: Sons, David Ralph Miller and Fred Huffman; ‘daughter, iss Ru Miller; brothers, Herman, Earl, Cec Duard. Morley and Gernie Wolf; sisters, Mrs. Gladys Richards, Mrs. Jesse Rice and Mrs. Opal Moss, EVANSVILLE — Malcom A. Clark, 10. Survivors: Paren Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clark; beter Fibert E. William J. and Claude G.; half sisters. Mrs. Walter Weimer and Mrs, Evelyn Melrose; half brother, John Clark. FALMOUTH—Millard PF. Bunyard, 53. Survivors: Widow; son, Guy. stepsons,
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Hazedeck Society Home, 1731 8S. Meridian-st. Mr. Refkin, who was 46, died at the residence yesterday. A native of Russia, he had been a resident here 20 years. He was proprietor of the Log Tavern, 921 Fort Wayneav. Survivors are the widow, Minnie: a son, Jacob, and a brother, Joseph, all of Indianapolis, and a sister in Cleveland.
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“Sarah Moser, 70 wil Fred: unghists
Durvivon TS: Louise Wrient solar two sisters,
4 Se Pvivors: Widow: Anna; daughter, Mrs, Doris Cline; brother, Marion Waltz. GARY-—Mrs. Mattie Jan Goin, 68, - er > sons. Elijah,
sary ivors: ‘Daughters,
John, Joseph k; th; od Robert ae Eshciman, 97. hal Sadler eh idow.
a. t Skinta; son, Joseph: grandchildren. Peter Matyucz, 48.
GOBLESVILLE—Austin Jolinson. 57. Ivory: Sister, Mrs. Perry: Cyrus W. and Melvin; half sister, Mrs. % n Johnson, GRAYSVILLE—Mrs. Amy E. Dickerson, 76. Survivor: Brother. O, "p. Ba GREENSBORO-—Francis Williams, 83; Survivors: Sons, Paul, Norris and Floyd Williams. : : GREENTOWN—Mrs. Almira Alice Darr, . Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Harry Smaltz and Mrs. William L. Xiler: son, Joh Darr: sister. Mrs. ' Harriet Darr; Bona Henry. Finley and Bert Whi tmer;’
HARTFORD CITY—Mrs. Orbevia PFensel, 71. ETRORD Sister, Miss Mary Blauser; brothers, Webster, Joseph and George.
HUNTINGTON Miss, Jargaret Johnson, 94. Survivors: Four Fa
JEFFERSONVILLE —John. Adam 78. Survivors: , Fo; ‘Brnest, Alpes,
lars, Mrs. eC peter Cecelia Bo and Mrs. eo Ry Gilles ie: brothers, . William, Lee and Jo flier; sister, "Mrs. John KNIGH HTSTOWN-—Marshall ny izgins, 70. Survivor: Srother, e Wig ROROM Mrs. Meriam inolving, 81 Survivors 0, Hershel: dali hter. Verne Stokes: sisters, Miss Mi; “emand: ler, Mrs. Leonore Mittendort, Mrs. Luella Sanford;
ind ohn W. 10. Survivors: Widow; son; brother. So Sisters Mrs. Albert Watkins: half broiner, Dave raham; 1 ter. Mis. Deam Hensley: granddaugh-
ter. Georgia Lorane Gr Mrs. Eva C. Wilcox; 64. Survivors: Husband. ‘Prank: niece, Mrs. ‘Eva Atwater. « - Don Evermann, 58. - Survivors:Widow, Tessie; mother; sisters, Zoe and Ave;
brother, Dr. Ord Evermann.
LEBANON—Mrs. Martha Jane Owens, 77. Survivors: Children, Sumner ‘Owens, Mrs. Essie Scott, Lee Owens. Mrs. \Isa Edrington, Mrs. Pearl Culley, Mrs. Iva Ross, Mrs. Ruth Ross and Fred Owens; brothers, Will and uglas Bowen: sister, Lola Riedel; 21 grandchildren; three step grandchildren and 16 great-grandchild ren Edwin S. Hardin. Survivors: Widow, Caroline; daughter,’ P Catherine: son, James; sisters, Rilby and Mrs. J. C. Clark; father, B. ‘Hardin Mrs. Miy N. Giittrid e, an. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Johns; husband, Ira V.; daughters. FP Inez E. Stuart and Edna M. Guttridge; son, Harry Guttridge. Mrs. Tressie Seeger Evans. 52.
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