Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1936 — Page 13

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L. Stephenson and Mrs. Cree Car- | , . . JORN KENNEDY roll and five grandchildren. A ® Deaths Among Indiana Residents GUY MORRIS BAILEY. who diet et oF IY 2B | IS DEAD AT 86: . yesterday from injuries received in : 85 VE NANDRIA Samuel Thomas Johnson Mr» R 8S Lamonte: son Glen: sisters SOUTH BEND Cluries oe Re § CET wd 15, iS 0 UE DUE 26-PIECE SET DI I Sed Urn

Mr: Emmanue Mrs. Daniel Bender Suryivory Widow Ris } ™ % Gughier

rs omorrow afternoon in Washington ALEXANDRIA—Mrs. Melissa Markle. 89 { Mrs. William Dragoo W. O'Keefe Rother Ce Park Cemetery, after services in the Silverplate Cocktail Sets : De ughter, Mrs Edit} Ive LAKEVILLE Mrs. Anna Hawblitzel, €8 FOUTR ND--Marion imeox, \ 7) " Lore urmhn and John Markle | Burvi 1 xe Joseph: foster daugh- | Survivors Pie dow. Maude; sons, Prank A. W. Moore Funeral Home at 2 ZX) 1} > $ .95 of Ns Mr” Genevicte $ 50 a Zana 2 _ R bh 4 /y \ \

el Thoma: Johnson BE S 1 ter. Mrs. Gerald Rensberger. sisters and Norris i AAR Jesse Johnsor Rosa Minnich Mrs Elizabeth Marshall and | Toner Pp. m. © t S15 95 CAMDEN Mop, Lucy Marin 73. Sur. | "LL nyt eaves B Rosebaum. 0 | Too: Toa Choa: aohiogs, SI A mative of Hamilton County. a 8or ng Byte 1 \ harles F osebaum, 70. | 3 b - ; y Famous Tudor Are : \ \ / . om Survivors. Widow. sons. Baxter and Don. | Elxira Roberts and M: Testie “Goodin Old Au Sa Resident for near Sheridan, Mr. Bailey, 29, came denia Patten This RN \ tarnishing chrome ald: Sm tab ite 4 . " brothe Charles tna John Johnson. ' . nis practical and g 1. daughters. ‘Ruby Rosebaum and Mrs Mics RB 08 s: Par : : will make a most N Edna Atkinson ose Horvath UTVIvOr! | to Indianapolis 23 years ago. Ws \ - attractive gifts CHARLOTTESVILLE - Mre M; LeM: ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pall 60 Years Died : ; UPPreCInTID am Su Widow yurle MARTINSYTULE Mrs Ella son 79 SULLTVAN—Kathryn Louis Bedwell, 19 Sutyivols are “the widow. Mfrs Pay a Li us ‘ Mrs. E. J. Peters and Mrs S aughters, Mrs. Lila Sheek |g tcive re Parents Mr Sod s. Pre ! ie : y a8 v N lla and Mrs. Harry E. Peiro. son. William A Puiyivors: Patents. Tir. wad Fas. Pred P | Wednesday. Ruth V. Bailey; daughier, Dorcas Little as Little as

i a ’ le ng. brother, C. W. Woods: sisters $ Mrs. ™ ol El RN Mi Sarah Elizabeth Paris} ™M Will Giberson and Mrs. John MecCas- TROY Georgian Chandier, 10. Surviv- -_- June Bailey, parents, Mr. and . FHT or eons, Lharie Delia and 1h ors. Mother rs. Pearl Snyder: step- Yh i : : James M. Bailey, two sisters, Mrs. ¢ 3 is M Fre orth and MEROM-—Mrs. Ruth ‘Grey. 40. Surviv- fathe: Harold Snyder. brother. four step- JOHN W. KENNEDY, who died Mary Barnes and Mrs. Violet Barnes r < C /NNERSVILLE--John H. Wingler. 54 | 0 Hubar % Logan, children. _sioward | va os ro a Evel. A Wednesday, was to be buried today of Indianapolis; brothers, Ray of Weekly g Weekly far arr Survivors. Widow. dsught Biiiv Grey. sisters, Mrs William Adams | Su tivors, Husband GW. Carall:. daugn- 10 Crown Hill after services in the Indianapolis. and Arnold Van and h and Roselyn; son nree Mr: Nora Moore. Mrs, Charles Arnett and | ters Mrs. Anna Drishell, Mrs. Stella Pru- (Old Augusta Church at 2 p. m. Gurnie Bailey of Peoria. 1. COLUMBUS Robert Ault 78. Survive Mrs, James Grey: brother, William Nash it. Mrs. Margaret Kusick. sons Surber | Mr. Kennedy, who was 86, died F r ! K and V ’ John, Charirs an ndrew. ha roth- | : vy. + S———— CURR : RULER, a Ko CHIG AN TY ors. Bertha Emilie ers. “Johs and Uleas Hollowel] , | in the home of his daughter-in-law, CHILDREN’ S PARTY SET RE doe Aphibert Eng ancl | Ered, Martin, Henry, leonard ahd Arthur ore en Howard, | asughter. | MTS. John Kennedy, on E. 46th-st. | r Willoughb ter, Mr Mat A pt ua} alter Harris Joan: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mc- (near Lawrence, He had been ill pte i er SIFRSBURG Miss Mary Jane Free- New: sisters, Mrs. Thelma Thomes and five months Children and adults 4 are to be en- |

, a nko . ' Pauline McNew: brotner Lawrence Me- < ~ i § RLY r en Rr: Clare MONTIELYER—John Corcoran. 65 Sur- | New Born in Indianapolis, Mr. Ken- tertained at the Scottish Rite Ca- ; “M Mion Dobson and: Mw | & : Son Adri ian Corcoran, daughter, Mis. Sanora RAY DT oe TI a nedy had been a resident of Old thedral tonight with a “Mother | EVERY 1 v : rees cOran * $ on p | . son . : . Sky and Commodore Dsnsinger; stepdaugh- Augusta more than 60 vears. | Goose” revue and dance. Dancing | NIGHT

« . ah le wor NT VERNON—William Warrel. 44. {x Leona Rayburn und Mrs nore " : : FVANSVILLE- Sam A Move. Sur- | § tre id0N Poiedn. dnughers Aanins nter Nancy | Brioche: DO | Survivors are daughters, Mrs. Ora | is to begin at 9:15 p. m. i Mona 3 Lro ienevieve and Albarita tothers nd Si v: oof i1- | _ a ta . us re a a a inmate See ahd Vincent: mistercs Wis. William Dan and Benson Moody; eight grandchil

M Mrs. Lela Mahler, brother. Wentzel, Mrs. Lawrence Mill is: NiO Dorn are] awrence Miller and M Edna Mae Pea. 87 = Fa — ee —— GLENWOOD Lewis Mats 8 Sut hr fy WALKERTON Mrs. Sarah Frame, 80. % ¢

Survivors: Widower: John; son. Samuel; : a Ne ‘ " NAPPANEE Mrs. Elizabeth Grimes brothers, John and Harry Wenger. RV a X = 4 3 ir I~) Yank Drake, 91 Survivors Sons, Lewis and 33 R Elmer Wise. daughter. Mrs. George Beeks WARREN—August Korporal, 73. Sur- | SRR : Bitoni = ! * PERU—Fred A. Wood vivors ’idow, brothers, Frank and | : i Ne 3 ; v Henry; Md cay Mrs. Mary Beekman and | POSEY VILLE Stench Hancock 0. Mrs. Doris Welch ¢. Daughters, Miss Dorothy HanEdna Lambert Ss Alex Mc- WINCHESTER Mrs. Marvel Pifer, 20. Yussell yeegman and Mrs. | Survivors: Widower: children, Farrell Lee cot Elza brothers, and Helen Louise: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Hancock, sis- | James Younger Sr.: grandparents, Mr. and

‘ ter. Mrs. Eli Anderson Mrs. George Shettle and Charles Younger; : oo 2 & ? . FRINC ETON Mi: Anna Tibbett. 74 | great grandmother, Mrs. John Helm: broth. : 3 w un £2 GREEN TOW N Phelan rolf 81 Sur Ss Nieces Mr Jack Knight and | ers. James Jr Philip, John Paul and! J " > =a Widow ry augh! er M Mis De l Revnolds nephew Charles | Bobbie Younger | Re 3 } 1 Edt 3arnard, brothers. Chat ane seorge Lester Sloan, 7. Survivers: Par. ES bs SOR A . : 4 r, Mrs. Isabel Wilkir nts M and Mrs George, D. Sloan: sis- g : 3 3 cba ters ladean and ary Frances; grand- 2 : Ee oo = 3 HAGERSTOWN Mrs. J ie Snowberg- | parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Steiner ” » 2 ; ¢ and Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan. : / ; alll HAMMOND —Bas nedict RICHMOND Jack Heidleman. 43. Snr | X ; ~ Alonzo Freeman, 77. Survive 31 r, | Yivor its, Mr. and Mrs. John Heidle- | : | be ; 3 3 ' hay ster Mrs Ravmond pauinlivan oN . % g Anne and Gertrude: brother, Eugene : : ® BER Ny HERRON Murrison A Wode, TH. Sur | umes B. HL OPEN TONIGHT 7to 9 ! |F : Wf LE 'wo nephews and a 1 fre 3. 1 ke, 67 o_o \ SH ) a 3

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