Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1937 — Page 10

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PAUL J, STOKES, |

RESEARCH HEAD, IS DEAD AT 42

Executive of Management Institute Lived Here For 15 Years.

PAUL J. STOKES, Management Institute research director, died today in Methodist Hospital after an illness of 10 days He came to Indianapolis in 1922. He was Babson Statistical Service associate editor, National Retail Hardware Association research director, Indianapolis Association of Credit Managers treasurer and leader of the Economic Forum. Mr. Stokes, who was 42, was born in Jacksonboro, O. He was graduated from Miami University, where he was elected to membership In Phi Beta Kappa, honorary scholastic fraternity. He was in the Arm) aviation service during the World War He urviveg Elizabeth Stokes; B. Stokes; & son, brother, Will E. Stokes

bv his wife, Mrs a daughter, Helen Paul J. Stokes, a Garden City,

N. Y.: his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Stokes, Camden, O., and a sistl Mrs. Irene Eagan. Cleveland, O

Funeral arrangements were to be completed toda)

ALBERT 1. PAULEY, Spanish-

American war veteran. died toda) in his home, 1032 N. Olney St. He WARS 87% Mr. Pauley served in Troop D

3th U. S. Cavalry. during the Span-ish-American War. He had lived in Indianapolis 30 vears Mr. Pauley was a Brookside Park United Brethren Church: Capital City Lodge 312, F & A. M. Scottish Rite, Irvington Chapter, 0. E. 8; Spanish-Ameri-can war Veterans, Sons of Union Veterans, of which he has been state commander, and Myrtle Temple 7. Pythian Sisters. Survivors are the wife. Mrs. Edna E. Pauley; a brother, and two sisters Funeral services are {o be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Moore & Rirk Irvington Mortuary. Burial is tc be in Crown Hill Cemetery. HARRY STURGES, 11 E. 16th St.. Stokely Bros. & Co. traffic clerk, died vesterday in Methodist Hospi-

member of the

tal. He was 62. Funeral services are to be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Hisey & Titus Funeral

Home and burial is to be in Crown

Hill Cemetery Mr. Sturges was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad when he came to Indianapolis in 1921, He was born in Peru Surviving is a daughter, Miss Mariana Sturges: a son, Robert Sturges: two sisters, Mrs. Fred Souder and Mrs. Lela Wilson, and a brother, Fred Sturges

MRS. MARTHA SAPERSTEIN, 2249 N. Alabama St, a native of Russia, died last night in Methodist Hospital after a prolonged illness. She was 63. Funeral services were to be held at 3 p .m. today in the Aaron & Ruben Funeral Home and

burial was to be in Knesses Israel Cemetery. Mrs. Saperstein had been a resi-

dent of Indianapolis 40 years. She was a member of the Central Hebrew Congregation, Knesses Israel and Talmud Tora. Surviving are the husband, Jacob Saperstein, and two sons, B. Herman Saperstein and Morris Saperstein.

JOHN KEATING, who died Saturday in his home, 1142 Villa Ave.

is to be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery following funeral services at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home. Mr. Keating, who was 78, was emploved by the Indianapolis Gas Co 56 vears. He retired in ill health about two vears ago. He has been an Indianapolis resident since 1839. Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Emma

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The name of Miss Sara Warder, 19, County's today. was struck and fatally hurt

52d St. and Sangster Ave

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daughters,

Shirley Keating: five Miss Bessie

Mrs. Mary Orcutt Feating, Mrs. Elizabeth Donnelly, Mrs. Emma Willman and Mrs, Lucey Hardin, ang a stepdaughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson

ERNEST V. CLARK, who died Saturdav in his home, 2131 Broadwav, Was to be buried today in Crown Rill following funeral services at 3 p.m chanan Mortuary. He was 68. For 42 vears Mr. Clark was manacer of the American Surety Co. of New York. He had been an Indianapolis resident for more than a0 vOars, Survivors are the wife, Mrs, Elizabeth H. Clark: a daughter, Miss Lois Elizabeth Clark; two SISters, Mrs. Mollie Grimes and Miss Bertha Clark. and three brothers, Charles, Oscar and Walter Clark

MRS. LIZZIE LEMP, 910 Udell St. died vesterday at her home Sh ‘was 75. Funeral arrangements were

to be completed today Survivors are the husband, Emil Lemp: a’ son, warren A. Lemp and a daughter, Mrs. Marie Brighton,

CHARLES SHARPLESS, 2325 Colleme Ave. died yesterday in his home after an illness of several weeks. He was 81. Funeral serv. jces are to be held at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home. Burial is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Sharpless was born in Richmond, and came to Indianapolis in 1859. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs O. L. Brant and Mrs, Adolf Wagner: a son, Charles Sharpless, and two Miss Carrie Sharpless D. Spellman,

PEEVLER, 3625 Blufl Road, diad night in Methodist Hospital after an illness of several vears, He was 39. Funeral services are to be held in the Wald Funeral Home and burial is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery, Time of services has not been set. Mr. Peevier came to Indianapolis in 1916 from Veedersburg, Ind, He

Sisters,

Mrs, D. HARRY

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was a member of the West Park | Christian Church. Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Des- |

War. He came to Indianapolis in 1906 from Shelbyville, | Surviving is a daughter, Mrs, | Mayme Culbertson,

MRS. CORA B. HALE, who died

Sarah Pedue and Mrs, Dora Jacks, sons, | James and Samuel | MIDDLEBURY ~Anna Grace Mishler, 15 | Survivors: Parents, Irva and Ollie Gardner Mishler, Andrew BE Kauffman, 65 Survivors Wife. Polly; sons, Cloyd, Eivin and Floyd. |

MILLERSBURG==Mrs, Clara M. Sehroyer, |

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STATE DEATHS

MONDAY, FEB. 22, 1937

rthur: daughters, Mrs, Fred Woods |

of the program. E, O. Snethen is to | John H. Newlin is club pres- | Reservations are to be made | with E. E. Wooley, 38 N. Tacoma, |

speak. ident.

Cherry 1284, or A. BE. Rettig, 3724 E.

Friday at the Hotel English, where | 53, Survivors: Husband, Rev. George 35 oo ; ; . | Sohrover: daughters, Mrs, Dorothy Graf [28th St, Cherry 75566-W. she had made her home, Was 10 De | and Frieda Treiss.

in Washington Park

buried today

following services at 2 p. m. in the | §

McNeely Mortuary. Mrs. Hale had been a resident of Indianapolis 42 years, She was a member of the Second Church of Christ, Seientist.

Survivors are the husband, cil of Jewish Women. when he was kicked and slugged in| Charles: a daughter, Margaret, and | Survivors are two sons, Dr. Law=- an alley near Howard and Reisner Oo a son, Maurice. | rence W. Lapinska and Stanley Lip- 8ts. He said he was robbed of $4.

SOUTH BEND. John James Kemp, 76 Survivors: Wife, Elizabeth; daughters, Mrs . Hine, Mrs. Ralph G, Taft, sons Bert, Edward, Richard and John Jr PS. renora Otstot, 88 Survivors Sons, Wilber, George D. and Thomas

Mrs, Ida May Cramer, 78 Survivers: | - |

and the Indianapolis chapter, Coun-

BEATEN AND ROBBED

Paul Baker, 31. 2505° ington St., was in City Hospital today with head injuries and a broken collar hone received, he told police,

8 y ~ 3 yp ton. and a daughter, Miss Hazel MRS. MARGARET SCOTT, 234 A W. 44th St, who died Saturday in Lapinska. KIDNEYS Al FUNCTION? St. Vincent's Hospital, is to be COLUMBUS SPILLMAN, who

buried tomorrow in Crown Hill following secviees at 8:30 a. m, in the home, She was 65. Mrs. Scott had been an Indianapolis resident 40 vears. She was con-

nected with Jones & Maley, Inc.| Mr. Spillman had lived in Indian- | is sufficient to relieve automobile dealers. apolis 30 years. Survivors are three minor kidney irreguCLARENCE S. STROUD, who Ons. Jefferson, Dallas and Ben, ries “Asie B : > : ; f vi relieving ve . died Saturday on his farm near An- | JONN MH. WEBER. who died Hat sore OF \7 t - d ] , 1 - d ; , derson, is to be buried tomorrow in | Saturday in his home, 1120 N.| A ree Cl \ our au to INC * BW W 10 W l Sd \ Oul ' C v v

Pendleton following services at 2 p.

m. in the George W. Usher Funeral | row in St. Joseph's Cemetery follows | ated with excess acid, and tends to ease the Home. He was 54. He is survived | ing services at a. m. in Holy Trin- flow of rine Read this: Mr | ted | erch of . of . oy "wy ¥ S 1erson ot, altimeor ] y Nala; by a sister, Mrs. Mary Richart. | ity Church. He was 71. “ny Pierce's Anni Pablste certainly |

ALEX G. BROWN, who died Fri. dav in his home, 336 N. Lyndhurst Drive, was to be buried today in Washington Park following services at 10 a, m. in the Royster & Askin Funeral Home, He was 67. Mr. Brown was employed with the Big Four Railroad until his retirement three vears ago. He was n | member of Capital City Lodge, F, and A. M.

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Holmes Ave. is to be buried tomor-

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sie Peevier; a daughter, Lois Pesv- COLUMBUS-—Andrew Krevde, 8 Sur- | Son, Ire daughi or x , | vivors Vite, brothers, Ora an ola, | and Mrs. Joseph Sibley, : | 1r, ib lmigeie: ua a CRAWFORDSVIAR—Mrs. Lucinda F. | Mra Harrie Bach, Bl. ES aAbALY: Tatars, | By United Press nite CTI IRR an Cn anne, SR GE | TON GOOD DENTISTRY George, Ralph and Rockey Peevier, | rs OINBURG—Mr Josephine Bovd Logan, | and Mis. J. MeClintoek. Hus . Feb, 22. ~BElimi~ | Sn es oe ae CR, N . ! Fvivors 4 3 : , oT |arvivors » : . \ wr - [ne tnree sisters, Mes. Vessie [JE Suro, Children, FP. 8 “Lotan und | Nos. Hult, Aves SE, ilies and [IWtIOD Of ® Steel shortage which We Can Do It | Lightle, Mrs. Grace Lawson and FEKHART--Mrs Elizabeth Peabody Wil | Robert, daughters or Hopia Smith and | threatened to delay U, 8. naval cons i i ; | b ¥ Survivors: = p rs. D. | Mes \ . a, x y tis ) Mrs. Minnie Potter. Fe 0 arr viver tepdaughter, Mrs, D ES a eite Binh 0 surviyers. Parents struction was believed near today | Faia yo gee In Dayal Advertisements MRS. HENRY P. SICKS, former | RE er John ag HL TR Re 1 OY Run Aree we dhs | by Federal officials we can ao. nd some things you don’t see. , i 3 : - x x IS, ES ; 3 a Mrs Sarah Donahue, 70, Survivors Th | vor BD > ‘a ogy Ekg Thi Tg 4 | Mana I I son Joram le § Tickensener, 7 aur- | Action of Carnegie-Tilinois Steel Over 36 Years at It \ 8 . \ andwig 8S feken! att X YO : : . o | HARTFORD CITY Mrs, Charles Fly a SHA 4 Ludwig; son, George Corp .=largest U,. 8 : Myers, Fla, is to buried TOMOTTOW [youre #0 | Survivors. Husband. charles | wrpryvits f=tenry 8. Keller, ! : Steel subsidiary 81/3 E. Washington St. Riley 7010 in Lebanon. Funeral services are to | sons, Glen, John and James, daughter, | gyrvivers Wife, Zelma ~in bidding on a Tennessee Valley A be held at 2 p. m. at Oak Kill chapel |", “0 tio UU AWAYNETOWN John GG. Fine 72. Sur | authority order Between Meridian Street and Maroit's Shoe Store ] {. Mrs, Nannie L. Mills, 58 Survivors x: Brothers, Alva and William \ rder under the Walsh= there. She was 68. RAY: daughter, Mrs, Jrenn Muay | vivors: Brothers, . pn Healey Act brought hope that the | Survivors are a stepson, Dr, ©, | YARTOIR rest of the industry wo | a x ’ tv oss NOLL ar ne istry would follow the . " Wai: Sidke, wd Joe Ssh ie. Fane Sirs Wo weer Rik: | BIRTHDAY FETE SET example. TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY BRING QUICK RESULTS, ranche Showers, rs. Elia alr, | ar a — a I — a ee . Ww v o | Arthur Whitacre, 78 Survivors: Brother, y i _— Mrs. Nora Shortell and Mrs. Oma | Uhe: sisters, Maggie Creek and Tda Mans BY M GUFFEY CLUB Willis. | efild: sons, Luther and Cleveland: daugh- | i . | VeR& Rosie Mav Burris and Ola Mingar, | . JOHN 'W. MAHAN, 2039 Ruckel Wiliam IN, Secies, ‘#3, SEeiiors: Witt. | Members of the Indianapolis Mci a Hie HOPI | o KENNARD. Mrs Mary EB. Wyai, #0. | Guffey Club are to observe the or- | nes, ' S 90. | Survivors usband, John: son, ersil, | y as lh AIVIABS be hel 9 daughter, Mrs. Fred Hawk | ganizations 12th anniversary with a services are to be held at 2 Pp. M. | “yyappgan QEFY--J. D. Miller, 76. Sur. a — tomorrow in Shelbyville, | Shvors. Wife Fanny. cons. Pavia ana | dinner and program Friday night a | Mr. Mahan served with the 24th | Clarence daughter, Mee Alte Rovers: [the Y. W. C. A Indiana Volunteers during the Civil | paughters, Mrs. Laura Baker and Mrs. | po 5 5 Goble is to be in charge |

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