Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1937 — Page 8
ARCHITECT, DIES AT LOCAL HOME
Began Career in Stanford White & Tiffany Firm, New York City.
WILSON B. PARKER, architect and resident of Indianapolis for many years, died yesterday in his home, 5825 Guilford Ave. after a short illness. He was 69. . Born in Natick, Mass., Mr. Parker graduated from Peddie Institute and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He began his career as an architect in the New firm of Stanford White & Tiffany. He lived in South Bend before coming to Indianapolis. Mr. Parker formerly was president of the Indiana Architects Club, the
Indiana Artists Club and the M.I.T.
Alumni Association. He was a member of the Mendelssohn Choir board and the University Club and was affiliated with the Baptist Church. Survivots are the wife, Mrs. Laura Parker; a sister, Mrs. Edith Parker Johnson of California, and two cousins, Harry C. Adkins of Indianapolis and Maj. Sanford H. Walhams of New York. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
CHARLES L. LEHMAN, former Indianapolis resident who died yesterday in Canton, O., was to be buried today in the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation Cemetery, where services were to be held between 4 and 5 p.m. “Mr. Lehman was connected with the Kirk Furniture Co. here for 10 years. . He has not lived here for about four years. Survivors include a daughter, Helen Lehman, and a sister, Mrs. Hirseheimer, botn of Canton.
RUFUS SWAIN, who died yesterday in his home, 728 E. 58th St. is to be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery tomorrow after services in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary at 3p. m. He was 68. Born in Warren County, O., Mr. Swain was secretary-treasurer of the Byran Foundry {or 15 years. He retired 10 years ago because of illness. He formerly was a member of the Columbia Club. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Maude Swain, and two daughters, Mrs. J. M. Kissinger and Mrs. Donald O. Ruh, both of Indianapolis, and two grandchildren. ’
MRS. GRACE BROWN BORDERS, who died in her home, 2045 N. Rural St, Tuesday, wag to be buried in Lebanon following funeral services at 1 p: m. today in the home. She was 52. She was a member of the Roosevelt Temple Methodist Church and the D. A. R. of Lebanon. Survivors are the husband, Henry A. Borders; sisters, Mrs. Adeline White, Mrs. Esther Kern; Mrs. Ruth Caldwell; Brothers, Ed Wall, John Wall and Elvin Wall.
JOSEPH F. ULMER, who. died Tuesday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Harry Green, 1939 W. Vermont St., is to be buried in Scottsburg tomorrow following funeral
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ARCADIA—Ira Warman, 77. Survivors: Jisiers, Mrs. Laura Rhiner and Mrs. Alice
Amanda Ellen Allen, 88. Stirvivors: Ernest: daughters, Mrs. Daisy Stanley, Mrs. Gertrude Schuyler and Mrs. Rebecca Vandeman.
ATLANTA—Mrs. Nancy Long. 80. Suryivors: Sons, Irwin, Thurman and Charles ong
BRAZIL—Isaac M. Moo) re, 73. Syrvive ors: Wife, Rosetta; sons, Newell, Ovid a Kenneth; daughter, Mrs. Edith St: brothers, Charles and Orla: sisters, MIs. Ella McGranahan and Mts. Eunice DePaugh.
CAMBRIDGE CITY—Mrs. Susan Bertsch, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs, Fred Bond, Mrs. Russell Worl and Miss Mary Bertsch; sons, Robert, Harry and Alvin: sisters, Mrs. Horace Herr, Mrs. Amos Lannard and
services at 8 tonight in the Vermont St. residence. He was 76. | A resident of Indianapolis 24 | years, Mr. Ulmér was an employee of the Link Belt Co. 22 years.
Survivors. are: daughters, Mrs. Green, Mrs. John Hergel, Mrs. Clifford Stark; son, Larry Ulmer.
ARTHUR D. JONES, 1480 W. 33d St., who died yesterday in Methodist Hospital, is to be buried in Floral Park Cemetery following funeral services at 2 p. m. Saturday in McNeely Mortuary. He was 47. Mr. Jones was a member of the Presbyterian Church, Odd Fellows Lodge and the Rebekahs. Survivors are: Wife, Nora Wright Jones; + daughter, Mrs. Edward Knickerbocker; sons, Marvin and Ray Jones.
MRS. THELMA HART, 4514 E. 18th St., who died Tuesday in Methodist Hospital, is to be buried in Mitchell following private funeral services in the home at 10 a. m. tomorrow. She was 24. ¢ Mrs. Hart was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors are: Husband. Byrns R. Hart; parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Medsker; stepchildren, Ruby Hart and Paul Hart.
SHERMAN REMY, who died today in Methodist Hospital, is to be buried in Columbus, Ind. Cemetery Saturday. ‘He was 70. Mr. Remy was born in Bartholomew County and had been an Indianapolis resident for many years. He had lived at the Gilbert Hotel,
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Mrs. Frank _ Hoover: Joseph and Isaiah How CRAWFORDSVILLE Mrs. Joanna Murphy, 80. Survivors: Sons, John, Leo and William; ao enters. 'y M. Whitney. Mrs. and Mrs. Margaret Se) Margaret Carroll, Mrs. Ang: Mrs. Jane Byrd nd Sine M M.
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EDINBUBG=Mrs. Ada Belle Joyce, 73. Survivors: Sons, Herber and Frank; daughters, Edell Feezell oh Mrs. Florence Robison; sister, Mrs. Clara Helerick.
ELKHART—Leonard C. ‘Thorpe, 56. Survivors: Wife, Grace; daughters, ' Kathleen and Betty Thorpe and Mrs. Maxine Ruppert; sons, Budd and Dean; mother, Mrs. Minnie Lhorpe; brothers, Frank, Arthur and J. Thorpe.
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last year. He was a member of the First Moravian Church. Survivors are a brother, Judge Charles F. Remy, and a sister, Mrs. W. F. Dittrich, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Alta Fitzpatrick, of Columbus, and a niece, Miss Margaret Remy, Technical High School teacher. The funeral is to be from the Hisey & Titus Funeral Parlor. GEORGE S. FLEISCHMANN, for 15 years a detective for the C. I. & W. Railroad here, died today at his home, 348 N, State St. He was 65 and was born in Xenia, O. Mr. Fleischmann lived in Indianapolis 27 years and was a member of Holy Cross Church and the Holy Name Society of that church. He had been retired for one year at his death. Mr. Fleischmann is survived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret Fleischmann; three sons, George; Harold and Louis; two daughters, Miss Louise Fleischmann and Mrs. Margaret Rhebs, Indianapolis; a brother, John, Dayton, O., and two sisters, Mrs. Carrie McKinney, Dayton, O., and Mrs. Sophia Kinnan, Columbus, O. Services are to be home at 8 a. m. tomorrow and at the church at 8:30 a. m. Burial is to be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. WILLIAM MATTHEWSON, 2734 Barth Ave., who was injured fatally when struck by an auto Monday, is to be buried in St. Joseph’s Cemetery following funeral services at 8:30 .a. m. tomorrow in the home and at 9 in St. Catherine's Catholic Church. He was 6.
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FT. WAYNE—Mrs. Martha Viola Haolloeter, 57. . Survivors: Husband, ' Birtrum
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Mrs. Edith Cothrell Lose, 73. Survivors: Husband, ‘Cyrus J. Lose: son, Ralph; daughter, Mrs. Kathryn France: © sisters, Mrs. Julia C., Noble and .Mrs. Ruth Etta Shorey. Mrs. Mary El) zaneth Hubbard, 91. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Laura A. Trowbridge. Ernest F. Schultz, Re ‘Survivors: Brother, August: sisters, Mrs. William - Bohne and Mrs. Harry Kreps. Charles L. Redden, 65. Fannie; daughters, Mrs. Lena Waldon and Miss Grace Redden; sons, Albert. Robert, John, Richard and Ernest Redden.
Mrs. Lois Thieme, 49, Survivors: Husband, Carl; daughters, Alice, Margaret and Louise; sons, Carl Jr., Donald, Jack and Ferdinand Thieme.
Charles Ball, 65. Survivors: son. Albert: brothers, Jess Jali bh -brother, Moral Ball; arth
Abraham I. Sowers, 74. Survivors: Barbara: sons, Andv and Sidney; ters, Mrs. Allie Rohlof: brothers," and Dave Mrs. Nancy Ann Tonkel. Daughter. Mrs. Erwin RalRht and Harry. Mrs. Mary A. Haag. 68. Survivors: Sisters. Mrs. Monnie Haron and Mrs. John Zinn; brothers, Gottlieb and Julius Schneider; stepsisters. Mrs. Ed Young and Mrs. Lester Klopfenstein; stepbrother, George Kayser. Sharon Lou Ramsa, vivors: Parents, Mr, Ramsa GARY—John PF. Avery. 79. Sons, Dr. PB. Avery, and Dr. W. Avery; W. Gaunt. John Buddy, beth; = father, Narancich. HAMMOND Mrs. Survivors:® Daughters.
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Mrs. Hattie Herakovich, Mrs. Mary Krsak Mrs. Martha Japchinski, Mrs. :Elizabeti Zienty,. Mrs. Gertrude -Paul and - Siste! Mary Goudentea; : son, Bernard.
HARMON Y~John H. McKenzie, 76.-Sur:
vivors: Sons, Charles, Melvin, Chester, Se: | Everett!
bert and Alpha: daughters, Mrs. Bowden. and Mrs. Thomas Doidge
HOWE—Loren A. Morse, 82. Savi Daughters, Mrs. Raymond Moore and Mrs, ‘George Fisher.
KOKOMO—Mrs. Lucy Harper, 71, vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Adrienne Jone: and Mrs. Ida Kelly; son, Frank Harper.
LAFAYETTE—William C. Timberman, 48. Survivors: Sons,” Robert and Herbert: daughters, Mrs. Irene. Truesdale, Mrs Geneva Hayden and Naomi Timberman,
LAGRANGE—Edward Sexauer, 51,
LAPAZ— William Lester Hoover, 73. Survivors: Wife; son, Edgar; sister, Mrs. Philip: Maisenbacher.
LOGANSPORT-—-Roland E. Merritt, Survivors: Wife, Ida; Brother, ritt, wn MADISON--Mrs. Hannah Pdleman Nicklaus, 89. Survivor: Husban MARTINSVILLE—Oscar esson. 60. Survivors: Brothers, John, Walter, Robert. Dan. Grover and Willard; sister, Gertrude Andefson. MAUBSTADT-Mary Karges, vivor: Sister, Lena Karge MICHIGAN ye Richardson, 71. Survivor: Brother, Albert.
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MIDDLETOWN —Joseph Perry Yociat ) Daughters, Mrs. Ray Sher- |
84. ' Survivors: man, Mrs. Lawrence Sherman, Mrs. Murray and Mrs. George Cook; mit, Herman and William; Susie Long. Eugene Chrystler, 80. Survivors: rs. Frank Hoover
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MORGANTOWN—Albert L. Minner, Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. Emma Roush.
NEW MARKET Mrs. Lena M. Reeves, 67. Survivors: Husband, H. Clay Reeves; daughter, Mrs. Hazel Reddish; son, Nohle;
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ROLLING PRAIRIE—Mrs. Elmira Costello, 87. Survivors: Daughters, Cora and ' Alta’ Costello; son, Alvin Costelo RUSSIAVILLE—MTrs. Crystal Vawter, 22. Survivors: Husband, Dale; daughter; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Soothers, Chester and Roscoe Ratcliff. SHELBYVILLE—Louis Goff, 68. vivor: Half-brother, Chaney Go eodore Benefiel, 75. Survivors: Em na; son, Otto; daughter, Mrs. Ed Hatfield: brother, Charles; stepdaughter, Mrs. Paul Phares. SOUTH BEND—Mrs. George F. Fries, 56. Survivors: Husband; son, Cornelius; sisMrs.. Della Vorries and Mrs, Ida Goodyear; brother, George Ellinger. SYCAMORE—Mrs. Edna Miller Wyman, 47. Survivors: Husband, W. L.; son. Robert: daughters, Maty and Betty Wyman;
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