Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1937 — Page 5

MONDAY, MARCH 15,

FORMER TEACHER IN BROAD RIPPLE IS DEAD AT 72

Mrs. Amanda E. Pursel Was | :

Resident of Indianapolis Half a Century.

Mrs. Amanda buried in Union Chapel Cemetery tomorrow following services at P. In. Church. She was 72. Mrs, Pursel was a resident of In-

11 | in the Broad Ripple M. E.|

1937

E. Pursel is to be

dianapolis more than 50 years be-| fore her death yesterday in Meth- |

odist Hospital. Carrollton Ave A member of the Broad Ripple M. E. Church and the Order Eastern Star, Mrs. Pursel teacher in Broad Ripple and rural schools more than 30 years. She was the widow of O. J. Pursel, Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. William H. Pve and Mrs, J. L Hymer, Indianapolis; Mrs. C. A Bissett, Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Clarence E. Flynn, Mason City, Ia.; four brothers, James A, W. G. and Ransom King, Indianapolis, and Arthur King, Louisville. SISTER MARY CLARE, one of five pioneer sisters who were present at the dedication of Sacred Heart Convent here to be buried in St. Joseph's Ceme-

tery today after requiem high mass | at 9:30 a. m. at Sacred Heart Cath- |

olic Church. Sister Mary Clare was 82 and was born in i , Louis. She made her vows in i.e Sisters of St. Joseph in 1872. For two years after establishment of Sacred Heart Convent,

Sister Mary Clare served here, and | then she left for another appoint-

ment In 1911, she returned to act as mother superior at Sacred Heart until she was transferred nine years later to a convent of the St. Joseph order in Green Bay, Wis.

She returned here to open the

convent of St. Roch Parish in 1929. |

Clare celebrated her jubilee as a sister of St.

Sister Mary diamond

Joseph Caronbelet Dec. 8, 1932. She

lived at Sacred Heart since A sister, Mrs. M. C. Plume, Louis, survives, CLIFFORD W. HANDY, City Health Board employee, ta be buried in Washington Park Cemetery following services at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Ragsdale & Price Funeral Home Mr. Handy was 51. He died yvesterday in his home, 4051 Otterbein Ave. His father, William F. Handy, was an accountant for the State Accounts Board many years. He attended Butler University and was a member of Delta Tau Delia Fraternity, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lola Handy; his mother, Mrs. Carrie M Handy; three daughters, Carolyn, Mary and Lauretta Handy, Indianapolis, and two brothers, Paul

has 1933. St

Handy, Dayton, O. MRS. ELIZABETH V. DAVIS is to be buried in Crown Hill followIng services at 2 p. m. tomorrow

in the Moore & Kirk Funeral Home. |

Mrs. Davis, who died Saturday in Chicago, was a matron in Govern-

of | was al

in 1878, was |

MH. Handy, Indianapolis, and Walter S.!

She lived at 5946 |

John Charles Goldstein, grocery owner, was killed by holdup men Saturday night at his store, 1302 N. Senate Ave. Funeral services are to be held Wednesday.

CAR DIVES INTO RIVER KILLING FAMILY OF 7

By United Press | SHIOCTON, Wis, March 15.— | Outagamie County authorities today sought to determine why an | automobile carrying a father, mothjer and their five small children {plunged 15 feet off a bridge ap-

all of them. The dead: Clarence Nichols, 35, | Oshkosh automobile parts dealer; his wife, Cora, 32; their children, Gilbert, 9. Elmer, 7, Selby, 4, Joan, 3, and Melvin, 10 months.

p. m. Wednesday in the home. The i Rev. L. G. Carnes, Blaine Avenue M. E. Church pastor, is to officiate. Mrs. Greenslade was 57. She died in Methodist Hospital Saturday after an illness of 12 days. She operated a dry goods store at the W. Morris St. address for many years. Survivors are three childen, Clyde, Forest and Miss Pauline Lively, Indianapolis; two brothers, H. R. | Burnett, Indianapolis, and D. H. | Burnett. Henderson, Tex. and siX grandchildren.

H. WILLIAM SUMMEIER, 2928

Bluff Road, was to be buried today | ! |in civic projects in Lafayette In her |

after services at 1:30 p. m. at the home, and at 2 p. m. at Friedens Evangelical Church. 49. died Saturday in City Hospital. Mr. Summeier was a native of Germany and had been a resident of Indianapolis 34 years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Clara Heger

Summeier: a daughter, Miss Martha | Fred Sum- |

Summeier; a brother, meier, Indianapolis; a sister, Henry Schmidt, Brenham, Tex. MRS. ANNIE LA CROIX PRICE, long-time resident of Indianapolis,

Mrs.

was to be buried today in Holy Cross |

Cemetery after services at 9 a. m. lin SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Mrs. Price was 79 and lived at 1435 N. Alabama St. She had lived in Indianapolis for 50 years but was born in Vincennes. John P.' Price, her husband, died two years ago. Mrs. Price is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Adele Kimble, Indianapolis, land a sister, Miss Helen La Croix, Vincennes. MISS ETHEL PENNINGTON, 2416

| Carrollton Ave., who died Saturday,

was to be buried this afternoon after

proach into the Wolf River, Killing

Mr. Summeier, !

ADA. STUART, CIVIC LEADER. ISDEADAT 82

Member of Prominent Early Indianapolis Family Led Suffrage Fight.

Mrs. Ada Ellsworth Stuart, who | died yesterday in Methodist Hospi-

k (tal, is to be buried at Lafayette |

| after services at 2:30 p. m. tomor- |

|row in St. John's Episcopal Church, |

| | |

ily home stood for years on the

present site of the Indiana War Me- |

| morial. | Mrs. Stuart was the great-grand- | daughter of Oliver Ellsworth, who was a delegate to the Constitutiona | Convention of 1787. He later was (Chief Justice of the United States.

| |

| vivors:

| ing, Mrs.

N hn M. Hedges, 72.

BLU Sur-

FFTON—Jo Wife; two sons. COLUMBUS—Mrs. Caroline Schultz, 77. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Morton Spauldi John Behrman and Mrs, John

ruber; son, Cranson. Ni Dosia Wilson Houk, 76. Survivors: Husband, J. J.; daughters, Mrs. Lauck Currens, Mrs, Ruby Coffman and Is. Pearl Carpenter: stepson, John A. Hauk; stepdaughter, Mrs. Anna Trembly. ELWOOD—Irwin Schwinn, 78. Survivors: Wife. Mary: son, Earl. EVANSVILLE —Albert McKeown, 23. Survivors: Parents; sisters, Marion, Gene, Rosalie; brother, Robert. . Mrs. Magdalena Kunze, 73. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Harry Loge, rs. Alma Castiller, Mrs. Elsie Miller, Mrs. Anna Rueger, Mrs. William Cummings, Mrs. John Engle, Mrs. H. T. Rodermacher, Mrs, Ray Stoffer. Mrs. Max Graft: Anna Wunderlich, Mrs. A . brothers, ip, Jacob, Louis Matz, Chester Roy. 38. Survivors: Wife: par- | : son, Chester Jr.: daughters. Evelyn, | : brother, John: sisters, Mrs. Orville Fromang, Mrs. Earl Gaflnev { Wilbur Bosse, 8. Survivors: Parents, Mrs. Barbara Weidner, 71. FAIRMOUNT Mark Parker, vivors: Wife; brother, Allen.

GLENWOOD Mrs. Emma Survivors: Son, Harry Davitt]

NS ACCUSED OF

sisters, Mrs, A. Wills;

61. Sur-

Murphy, 68.

11 CHAI

By United Press WASHINGTON, March 15.—The | Federal Trade Commission today charged 11 large chains of retail food stores with violating the Rob- | inson-Patman Antiprice Discrimi- | nation Act. i The FTC's complaint, which must | be answered within 20 days, names |

| Her grandfather, Henry L. Ells- |. Kroger Grocery and Baking Co., |

| worth, helped open this section of

Cincinnati: American Stores Co. |

er of Patents. Father Was Envoy

| death of

| went with her mother, brothers and | Buffalo, N. Y., and Fisher

| sisters to live at Lafayette. | She was married there to Thomas | Arthur Stuart in 1878. He died in 11892. Mrs. Stuart was an officer the Free Kindergarten, the | dustrial School, Community House land other clubs and civic groups in | Lafayette. | She was a member of the | Daughters of the American Revo'Jution and the Indiana Historical | Society. She was the first woman lin the United States to become a vestryman in the Episcopal Church.

Led Suffrage Fight She continued actively interested

| |

| and member of the Monday Club, | In- |

Co., Chicago; Safeway Stores, Inc. Oakland, Cal.; David Pender Gro- | ery Co., Norfolk, Va.; Southern |

Grocery Co. Champaign, | Inc, | Grocery Co., Springfield, Ill. |

MASSIE TAKES BRIDE | IN SECRET CEREMONY

By United Press CHEWELAH, Wash.,, March 15.— | Iieut. Thomas H. Massie, U. S. | Navy, former husband of Mrs.

| Thalia Fortesque Massie, the cen-

later vears and was one of the |

en's Franchise League of Indiana, fighting for women's suffrage, which later hecame the Indiana League | of Women Voters. She was first president of the Tippecanoe County League of Women Voters from 1919 to 1932, at which time she became honorary president. She is survived by a son, Allison | Ellsworth Stuart, Lafayette; a daughter, Mrs. Marie Stuart Edwards, Peru, and a grandson, Richard Edwards Ellsworth III.

ARCHEOLOGISTS FIND EGYPTIAN TREASURE

By United Press CHICAGO, March 15.—A treas-

| ure of Egyptian gold which a prince may have hoarded from invaders of

| Armageddon 3300 years ago has! 5 ‘been discovered by the University of | =

Chicago Megiddo expedition in Pal-

founders and leaders in the Wom- | __ iia : i Sp ep ——————— 00000 EI |

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tral figure in the sensational Hono- | lulu attack case seven years ago, | was married in Seattle a week agc, it was reported here today. The marriage was announced by Miss Marie Storm, sister of the | bride, Florence Storm. She said | the ceremony was performed se- | cretly to avoid publicity.

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Richardson, Edward and George G. GOWDY Elliott L.

vivors: Wife, Addie;

67. Harry G

Jones, sons, Dr.

TWO WORKERS HURT | 5 INWEEK-END FALLS

Y ctor C. and Isaac: daughter, Mrs. Goldie ee.

‘Detroit Man Injures Back;

GREENFIELD—Mrs. Coryne Glascock, 21. Survivors: Husband, Gaynor; son, Max Raymond; daughter, Pat H Crafton. MARION—Mrs. Paul Gretz, or: Husband. arl Dillon, 39. Survivors: Father; brother, Joseph; sister, Mrs. Mary Cary. MARTINSVILLE—Hiram Sloan, 92, Survivors: Sons, Charles, William; daughters, Mrs. Pearl Knipstine, Mrs. Mary Kindred, half-sisters, rs. Martha O'Neal. Jasper Stevens, 86. Survivors: ters, Mrs. Ida Beaman, Mrs. Elizabeth Shafer, Ola Stevens; sons, Walter, Preston, A. Stevens. J. D. Stevens; brother,

Son, William

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Jesse Shirley Shane ”

MICHIGAN CITY--David Poncher, Survivors: Wife, sons, Orris, I->wis, Edward, Henry, Harry daughters, Mrs. Flora Stein, Lena and Bessie Poncher . Lena Schroeder Pries, 90. Sur. : Grandchildren, Mrs. Harold Voight Bt Edmund J. Peters and Mrs. Mildred y.

Mrs, Andrews Herod. Survivors Nephows, Joseph, John, Leo, Aloysius and William Herod. Mreg. Joeephine Kerschofske, Arthur E. Hubertz, Finley C. Carson MILAN-—Mrs. Lillie Thaver, MONTPELIER Charles W Survivors. Daughters, Mrs.

Survivor: ” ”

57 Mustard. James Shull

| and Mrs. Mary Lawes.

NORTH VERNON William J, Hare. Survivors: Wife, Mollie, daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Burger: son. Clyde. RUSHVILLE —Asa Offut, 46 Sisters, Mrs. Rena Matlock Robert Cain: brothers, Walter and Joe Albert Webb, 81.

SWAYZEE—Mrs, Clara Johnson, 81, Sur-

ricta Jean: father. | park Employee Breaks Hip.

Surviv-

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| Two workmen were recovering in | local hospitals today from injuries

Angeline Panton, Mrs. |

Daugh- |

received in falls.

Clifford Vrusseau, 27, of am injured his back Saturday night | | when he fell 12 feet in an elevator |

shaft at

the Indianapolis Ware- |

| house & Storage Co., 330 W. New |

rh and Ben: |

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Survivors: | and Mrs. |

vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Leo Sheridan; sons,

Guy, Ray. TIPTON—William T. Bower, vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Gladys brothers, Joe, William Guy, and Ray. WINCHESTER Ellis vivors: Wife; brother: nephew,

72. Galloway: Harley,

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