Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1937 — Page 4

PAGE 14 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ao. Surglvers: Father, Sterling Scofield;

EDITH DAs Mother and Baby Take Refuge in Distillery Hospital RR ee

| and Os SCATS hh hters, Mrs. Bssie M. Rech

i 3 : Ra i , SNR tenbaneh and Ruth Snvder: (Soret, Mrs. Be S ER : Sa : 53 Ra 8 Ada Boliman: brother, David E. | SRE i : : : : ; 3 a. RICHMOND Charles Beck, 75 5 ; Tan : SEE : Fo | ROYAL CENTRE-Gilbert Brown, 0.

| Survivors: Sons, Wade, Clifford, Gale and

| 2 3 } SL Berlin: daughters, Mrs. Cloyd Hornbeck, RR 8 R | Mrs. Olga Cooper and Mrs, Nellie Boze. 3 SR SR § % 3 | Miss Rise Marie Bk, 53. BU : i 3 3 Sisters, Mrs. George Johanning and a ; : § = 3 | & “Henry, Fred, Wil

| Carl Duning: brothers, {liam and Otto Erk.

| ROCKPORT WwW, H. Small, 838. Survive jors: Daughters, Mrs. Fred Marsh, Mrs,

Marion Carter.

a 3 $ Ei HE ; X SOUTH BEND-Alex J. Deka, 48. SurMRS. EDITH SANDERS, 4033 3 : a : ¥ 3 3 yivers, Wie, oreita, Sen i 5 - J ; el SE 3 ki SN CR i | Pawliski an rs. William Rajder; - 1 Oollege Ave, who died yesterday in ; : 3 EE ers, John and Stanley Deka. Methodist Hospital, is to be buried ; ; § { SOUTH BEND-Louis Nagy, 57. Supeles {E Wednesday afternoon in Crown Hill RT N : EE E lors: Wie Anna. Soh outs: brothers, | Cemetery following funeral services Sth : x 3 SILVER LAKE-—Frederick Henry. 71.

at 3 o'clock in the Flanner & Bu- x’ SN TIPTON—Mrs. Anna Bryant, 68. Sure |i ~) » bo 3 } vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ray Hiers, Mrs, |

NAAT r YR TO sy : 0 3 3 : chanay Mortuary. She ail 45. 3 i ; 3 & : 3 John Bowman and Mrs. Andrew Jackson: | Mrs. Sanders was bon in n= | 3 ko Sh ® 3 Se 3 ES 8 sons, Harley and Carl W. Phillips; brother, f ci anapolis. She SE {from | ; SER ; 3 : 3 § RR Valentine Shonkwiler, 3 b 3 X ; § WARSAW-—Ell L. Helser. 90. Survivor: | & 3

ual Training High School and | : ; : A 3 a Sy WN 3 Son, Marion Heiser. » attended the University of Wis- | : pd Bh : | ———————————— She was a teacher at Pub- ; A : CE { ce School 80. | She is survived by her husband, Edward; her parents, Mr, and Mrs. | Henry Steinmetz; five sisters, Miss | NVary Steinmetz, and Mrs. Marie

Tomas of Oakland, Cal; Mrs. Mar- | | NL | Lae . eae vA 8 1 ...and money . . . in January

cuerite Allender of Oberlin, O.; Miss ' Gladys Steinmetz and Mrs. Helen

X =X Indianapolis; three | mae y g » \ » § a a ; : pr : a ’ 8 ! | p | . . as well as in July

s, Dr. Arthur J. Steinmetz of | John Steinmetz, a student | ¥ill University, Montreal, ! and Harry J. Steinmetz, In-

MRS. MARY E. COMPTON, a) — “ ; a a } resident of Indianapolis for more | This youthful mother and her l6-day-old baby have been quar- ] 85 vears, who died vesterday | tered in the emergency maternity ward established in the Old Quaker he home of her sister-in-law, | Distillery m Greendale since they were rescued from the fiocod. The J. H. Gentry of Arcadia, is to| baby was only 3 days old when they were taken from their inundated

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> Ne buried tomorrow afternoon in home. oe a OM MUL. oo & Ra mene

Hill following services at 3 ——— : - os

Indianapolis; | ined city homes and farm |

ne, Nob esville, and | hor Hy at ally entering a phase | BE yy > of rehabilitation and reconstruction & try, Ind lanaps is. aided by the Red Cross and national

ow AL TER BRENTON. 238 S. Gray and state officials. Operating in unison, these locomotives supply power for generators “who ied Saturday in his home Waiting for Crest which have kept Green wle’s light system in operation. The conlowing a long iliness,. is to de i “ inate The battles lines against flood nection was made 20 minutes before flood waters, which covered the ried in Crown Hill Cemetery to- Army Engineers Co ord at already were established in the l RA city of Lawrenceburg, would have put out all lights in row following funeral services in Plans After Break in jower Ohio Vallev. It now was a | Greendal le. 2 p. m. He was 38. matter of waiting for the crest to — ——————

ton was born in Biocher Tennessee Levee. arrive, But in the Mississippi | resident of Indianapolis Valley, man’s bulwarks against in- | S 7 ‘4 7] FE DE 1 1 HS calculable nature still were being | «£ Ly

urvived by the wife, Mrs. (Continued from Page One) erected, and 100,000 workers were! ALEXANDRIA-William N. Lee HARTFORD ory S$ RG

Bre enton; two daughters, determined that they would be so AKRON-—Dr. Anna Leininger. Survivors: | Survivors

¢ I ] ~ ened flood wall, raving that doom | b> others, Charles and D: 1 ininger: | Meredith Jeary RS other, 1 r t Russell Evans and Mrs. Glen | D strong they would hold. sters, Mrs, Beulah h Cook. Mrs. Wien R. | Carrie Bean nd sister : NO M

« | an str ould pass it by. " R rdianapolis; three sisters, | RL Ulla pase bY i The levee line will be held at all | Thompson Mrs. Karl Gast and Mrs. Rob: | HOPE—Mrs Rosella i ONEY DO Kvie. Indianapolis; Ms. | i : my zed 1S | casts if vigilance. supplies and man- 't Hitchcock. a - Brother, Simeon Van Gordan { § Your old Je b WN! > North Vernon ; | every resource in the Memphis dis- Bp ANDERSON-—-Willard Merryman, 47. LA PORTE-Lee Walters, 50. © 00x is full 4 ' BA Vernon, andj : ay power can do it,” said Lieut. Col. | y a mli : 5 own p “ton of Cincins | Tick the upper and Mid-Ohio Val- x Revbold. dist AURORA—Mrs. Margaret Rushmann, 95. | MARION--Nereus B. Baldwin, 82. Sur- ayment n x levs emerged courageously from the augene ey Ol di rict engine eer, in BEDFORD Mrs, Julia Ann Morgan, 9 vivors Wife. FI Ora. sons, Alonzo, Cecil C, an antomatic gas ge Brenton, | worst flood in its history. At Lou explaining the setup that will try BU vivOIeS Daughters, Mrs. Bliza Locke. | and the Rev. Carl F.; daughter. Mrs, Anna ag

our, Mrs. Mattie Teegraden, Mrs. Carrie | Zimmer brother s, Benjamin PF. and , and thre: grand- |... : du gan | isville, 12 square miles were quaran-

on ag

millions of dollars worth of property.!| BRISTOL-—John Newman, 86 Mrs. Sophia Koselke, & Survivors igerator

to safeguard 500,000 lives and | Mullincaux and Mrs. Robert Elliott. Luther A y | water heater

‘ments ; 2s to be buried in Mul- | bee, near Manilla. ful push yesterday against a two. |Hosermad = oC st. Sure | Doli, brothers, William and Julius Rosen- as low as $4.96 m - ! > ~—PFran chaefer, urmor wa BE el Dr. R. O. Kennedy, Rush County ie i ; wall Ro tye VIVOTS: Wife: Sons. Albert, Fred. BARA, | oun scnuls 71. Survivors: Wite. Ida: | FVILES at 3:30 oC Coroner, said he probably would! EVES at bessie enn, an ro © | Wan er _and Henry; daughters, Mrs. Ray | brothers, Fritz, William, Christopher and | & Feeney Funeral HOMe, |watum a verdict of suicide today or | thy rough to spread water across thg | Codd, Mrs George McAllister. and Mrs. | Fredrick; sisters, Mrs. Lena Kellerman, |

« : Leonard Povnter; sisters, Mrs. Minnie : Mus: and Mrs. Hennretta | You can rent the wa. 9 o« cloc kK in SS. Peter and {yomorrow. Three bullet wounds lowland near the Kentucky-Ten-|Jjones and Mrs. Ahna Duefo | na Musson an nureita or Tear a Ion oe

as 56 and ha . i y ” ral. He was J ges d hae | in the head caused Mr. Rigsbee's | nessee line. Today that water Was| pava Mrs, Lula E. Andrews. Survive | MENTONE—Mrs. Miriam Elizabeth you wish and, later, if ere for 30 years. death, th i | finding its way back to the main or: Daughter, Mrs. R. B. Mouser, | Julian, 82. Survivors: Son. Eli; daughters, . . y St. Vincent's af each, the coroner said. [ Mrs. Hollis Vand k, Mrs. S. M. Mof you decide to buy it 18 St. Vincent's alter | “my body was found by Mrs | channel, two miles downstream, but | ELKRART—Mrs. Martha E. Hummel, 76. | ft ana Mrs: Gearee Dawson. 0 lot y ve-day illness. | N ound by MIS. | cor a time it threatened Tiptonviile, | Survivors: Sons,” Charles, Clarence and | 1 ATH De Seah most of the rent will he GAS Refri i in fe is survived by his wife Mrs. [Rosemary Bosson Rigsbee, Mr.|q... “ang Reelfoot Lake re Br a ames Tee. eetue Dew | NEY FARNONI Wit, Nom 0 Fron | be applied against the i Only Electrolux, the elrigerator gives you a 1 ) $ ie, . > 4 Nn. . \ s Y mmei . { ‘ 3 . . . 1 M. Earhart: a daughter. Mrs. | Rigsbee's wife, and her son-in-1aw, | Looking at the entire 1200-mile| B.F. Quick 60. Survivor: Wife, Pauline. | MUNCIE--Mrs. Mary E. Ballinger Bar purchase price. THIS these advantages — Permanent Silence — No moving

s H Lee, Indianapolis: two | Dr. Kuhrman Stephens, of Lawrence, | | EVANSVILLE—John_ Seidenthal, 53 ton. 70. Survivor: Brother, George Ball- | OFFER IS LIMITED

rdelia; foster daugh- ! Phone Ri. 5421 | Fi Beauty.

JAMES STANLEY, 1220 N. Chest- | evening informing them where the | and waves slopped a foot and a half | {er Essie Fotis; son. Clinton: sister, Mrs. | WON. Wivinier, Mrs. Benjamin Rute,

er Ave, who died SUErARY in his { body would be found. {deep across the regular levees at | Walter S. Williams. 63. * Survivors: brothers, H Dr. Charles S. and | . . : v IRE Ss, « Survivors: ie, > r+ RP »y | home, is to be buried in Crown Hill | Mr. Rigsbee had been with the each end of the sandbag wall. | Anna: daughters. | Mrs. Belle | Andercon: re le Freetict Sco AND COKE UTILITY “metery tomorrow following serv | Fletcher Trust Co. for 30 years. He| Fearful that such a break might | Mrs: John McCloud and Mrs, J. A. Camp- he TO hia sms——— 1 St. Peter's Evangelical Luth- | had been worried recently over a | happen anywhere, Army engineers | ters, Mrs, Edna Irvin, Mrs. William Fischer |

«ch at 2 p. m. The Rev. business matter, Mrs. Rigsbee told | devised a co-ordinated plan of cam- | 3nd Mrs, Mabel Hornby: brothers. Maurice

i H. Nordsieck, pastor, is to | the coroner, | paign and issued a bulletin concern- aah A, Jobnson, 8 Surv ivors: Wife, have charge of the service. | Services are to be held in the ing it. bert, Theodore and Caries. i He is survived by the wife, Mrs. | home, 4002 N. New Jersey St. Burial | rt ——————————— Stanley: three daughters, is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. { a 3 } -— x : : . Marjorie Wiseman, Miss Emily | Surviving are the wife, two | as ey and Miss Josie Jean Stan- | daughters, Mrs. Maxine Stephens of | EE Vg

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