Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1937 — Page 7

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TH POTTS. | Deaths Among Indiana Residents

BERNE—Andrew Gottschalk. 86. (ors: Four brothers; five sisters. | viyors: Wife: sons, Phillip. Robert, Charles:

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elee Chloe Harris, 10. Survivors: | Reidy, Velma Rapp; brothers, John" and | gq Survivors: Son, Floyd; daughter, Mrs. Poon vray. Ray. | Thomas Turpin. | Folsom Renner; brother, Joseon Smith; WER AZIL Harley a Mule. 10, By ors: | 5s HARTFORD Ty gy Clark, | half-brother, William Hendrickson. fe, parents; sisters rs. Lee Denham urvivors: Husband; son : VALLONIA—Edward Overshiner, 50. SurAssistant Superintendent of | Mr Lew Sehier, Mi. George Bell, (OP | JEFFERSONVILLE Benjamin Taylor. 63. | vivor Brother ‘Tate CFloyd, David; sis : ; Survivors: Wife; sister, Mrs. William | top Mrs. Daisy Pollert M il WwW 68: Rit CENTER~—Mrs, Mary Steele, 72. Sugviv- | Owen, i y S oy > als as , ies ors: Husband: daughter, Mrs. Hazel Buke. | § aAprAVETTE-—Mrs. Ada Ellsworth, 82. VINCENNES—Mrs. Jennie Martin Crane, | CHESTERTON—John Hillstrom, 87. Sur- LAGRANGE—Mrs. Lella Jennings, 79 81. Survivors: Daughter, Sarah; three sons. Tomorrow.

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MAKE APPLICATION [vivors: Daughters, Mrs. James Jasperson, | gurvivors: Two sons; three daughters. | Mrs, Philomene Bernard, 84. Survivors: NOW AT Credit | Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mrs. Emil Nelson, MIS. | prother. Sons. Leonard, Frank Dent d Fl . Roy Slotabec, Cecilia Hillstrom; son, Carl; . ep Zn 001 | brother, Edward. LA PORTE—Murl West, Yin Survivors: WARSAW—Joseph Weaver, 70. Arthur M. Potts, 43 W, 35th St. |g CoOL UMBIA + CITY — —HRIvey Ha ey | De ro BY sister, Mrs. | is: Two brothers; two sisters. : . 4 rd Uv | Survivors: ife; son; daughter; br | . | : assistant superintendent of mails in | sisters. [EON Chie Master. Sy Survivors: WATERLOO—Avery Bolinger, 48. Surthe Indianapolis Post CONSTANTINE—Mrs, Nellie Reed, 52. [gq 8: Sons, RO oyd, Earl; sisters, Mrs. | yjvors: Wife; daughters, Martha, Helen; | ‘Methodist as oy) fury ivors: Husband; foster-son, Charles | W Mrs. Poly Master; brothers. Jon: | mother: half-sister, Mrs. Don Frick. oover. { a to be buried in Crown Hill following | DUGGER—Mrs. Fred Osborn, 45. SLINCOLNVILLE—Murshall Coomler, 33. | S—— funeral services in Hisey & Titus | DUNKIRK—Lucille Painter, 30. Surviv- | yocansPORT-Mrs, Harry MoSheehy, | Funeral Home at 2 p. m. tomorrow. OFS: Mother; brother; sister. 54. Survivor: Husband. is yo "| FLWOOD—Mrs. Margaret Jane Taylor, | 1}

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rr i k He was 68. 8 Survivors: Husband; daughters, Mrs. | roi A. Barley. 45. SurvivMr. Potts was the oldest employee | son. Harr w y: sisters, Mrs llen Martin, | : in point of service at the local post- | | MIS oay. Home; brothers. Prank, James. | Stephenson; brother, A. C. Barley. office. He was appointed to the post- | Jame: Michael Ward: 338 r= 4 office s i ents, daughters, Rita, Jane; sisters, Mrs. | e staff here in 1889 as clerk. Joseph Williams, REY Ward, Margaret | yivors: Sons. Arville, Otto; brothers He was a member of the Ancient Ward: brothers. Thomas, Edward Wife: | Chrries, Bent. "1 Se” Lodge, F. & A. M,, the sons, William, Herbert, Ray. Albert. Rob: | MILLPORT—Oliver cottis i =] | ert, Donald, James; father, daughter, Del- | BE the Central la: sisters, Mrs. Prilla Harmond, Mrs. Minard, Raymond. yy NE: Suny NET, 32. Survivors ushan our children | M. Potts, a brother, Edward F. Potts . Li . IS Daughters Therea Vorndran, NORTH MANCHESTER Mrs. Eliza But- | and a sister, Mrs. Herbert McNeely. Mrs Joseph Hahn, Mrs. James Cook: sons. | terbaugh, 85. Survivors: Two daughters; | Richard, John; brothers, Charles, Joseph: | Prather. | j y § i , i " | Donald Kester, 39. Survivars: Mother; | died Monday in a nursing home, 548 ry Thal een. win: other. | wife; three sons; three hrothers, Carl, Roe. | =. Dive, Wag ral Place, is t0 be | sister. Mrs. Edna Nichols; brothers, Lemuel | Nein: sisters, Mrs. C. H. Brubaker, Mrs. | uried in North Salem. | George Andorfer, 79. Survivors: Wife; OSSIAN—William Rupright, 88. Surviv- | . ons, G e, Lawrence: at 1:30 p. m. in the Harry W. Moore Vieior Groman Mrs Orife Wybourn, Mrs. | Beaty. Nellie Rupright; sisters, Mrs. Eliza- | Funeral Home. Gale F France. Mrs. Joe Panyard, Mrs. John | |geth Rog Mrs. Alice White, Mrs, F. J. Born in North Salem, Mr. Wilson Matthew Delfing. 39. Survivor: Sister, | PERU—Rollin Cundiff, 48. Indiana State Girls’ School matron. Dr. James B. Funk PHAROS-—Homer_ Howell, 57. Survivers: He was 46, a Danville (Ind.) High GARY-—J, Ralph Martin 45. Survivers Wife: daughter, Mrs. Lillian Crockett; School graduate, and served Wife: daughter, Mrs. Frances Sherwood: | brothers, Clarence, Rollin; sister, Mrs. Prest-O-Lite | A. W. Maneing, Mrs. G. Jackson » » » | Corp., adi | GASTON—TJames McCreery, 67. Sur- Mrs on { Con We 'Ouailist S106 00, | wivirs: Were: daughters, Mrs. Bessie | SOEs TER " i anntore Ill-health forced Wheeler, Opal McCreery: sons, Alpha, John Thommen. Herman, Raymond, Otto; ; brother. Richard; ROCKPORT Mrs. Mary Cissha. 81. Sur- | sisters, Mrs. Ollie Carey, Mrs. Emile | vivors: Son, Elmer; brother, Charles MedA brother, Fred E. Wilson, St. Sur | 1 etrers i . GOSHEN—Normand Shoup, 64 urs | yr _. ; od = tersburg, Fla, and his mother, vivors: Wife; sons, Raymond, Sylvan; SED: | Burrs DAT Beers Maine Farol Mr survive him, | son. William Showalter; brother, Thomas; LeRov Brooks. Mrs. Charles Horning, ™ { Nancy Cripe, Mrs. Orrie Winne. ‘ ' mii : Survivors: Sons, Ira, Daniel; brothers, | who died Monday in Methodist Hos- Manuel, George. i pital, is to be buried tomorrow in | At 5171 SOUTH BEND—Henry W. Eberhart, 61. | Crown Hill after services at 1:30 | Mrs. Eimer O. Roberts and MIS. | porsherg, Dorothy Bberhart: sons, ie of Indianapolis, and | Harry; brother, William; sister, Mrs. Waltral Chapel. He was 29. Mrs. Harrison Smitson, of Tipton, | Born in Indianapolis, Mr. Mohler and a nephew, Frank Reissner, of | ATG i Thee, GUUEhier. Mrs. John | was a member of the Third Chris- Indianapolis. | Harry Papish, 33. Builders Class. He was graduated | former Indianapolis resident who RE ZT CIEE TIES ib CRE TER from Shortridge High School. Em- | gijaq Monday in Cleveland, is to be 3 " . ployed for the last 10 years at The pyried today after services there in basketball player and a member of was 7 the Industrial League championship Mrs. Giles, active in church work team last year. at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, and Mrs. Earl Mohler, and a sister, Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Mary iss Pauline Mohler. | Costello, 25 W. 28th St. and two MRS. MATILDA F. SCHMIDT, daughters, Mrs. Leo H. Baron, Hospital Monday, is to be buriad | Wheeling, W. Va. in Crown Hill following funeral JOHN ¥. WALKER, politician and services in Shirlzy Brothers Chapel former city official, who died vesMrs. Schmidt was a charter mem- | Ave, is to be buried tomorrow ber of the Fifth Church of Christ | afternoon in Crown Hill. Services | Scientist and had lived in Indian- are to be held at 3 p. m. in the Charles Schmidt, died eight years Mr. Walker, who was 52, was ago. known as “Bull Moose” to friends Surviving two sons, Louis and and associates. He was a member ters, Miss Nina ££. Schmidt, Mrs. and the Benevolent and Protective ¥lizabeth Lehman and Mrs. May | Order of Elks. | ‘Surviving are his wife, Grace; a PETER C. TRYNER, who died |.qng a brother, William Walker, 1240 yesterday at his home, 814 N. Drexel | Medford | Ave. Ave. is to be buried tomorrow in| _____ ments were to be completed today. Mr. Tryner, a retired jeweler and | watchmaker, had been ill two years. | Baptist Church. Survivors are the wife, two daughters. Mrs. Jessie Byram and Miss Margaret Byram, all of Indianapolis, snd three sisters, Mrs, Edith T. Lackland, of LaGrange, Ill, Mrs. Pearce, both of Bloomington, Til. MRS. LOUTISA SCHROEDER ¥YARRELL, Indianapolis resident 40 home, 405 8. Arlington Ave. is to be buried tomorrow in Seymour, her birthplace. Services are to be held f a. m. tomorrow, She was 77. Mrs. Farrell is survived by three daughters, Miss Farrell, Mrs. .Roy ing, all of Indianapolis; four sisters, Mrs. Andrew Phillips, Seymour, Mrs. Will Leffeler, Chicago, Mrs. and Mrs. Emma Waggoner, Indianapolis. THEODORE H. GRUBB, who died yuried tomorrow in Washington dark Cemetery. Services are to be at, 2 p. m. in the home of a daughSturm Ave. | Mr. Grubb was 75. He lived at 408 Highland Ave. He is survived the daughter, a brother, William H. Grubb, of Indianapolis; four sisters, Mrs, Sarah Harvey, Mrs. Elolis; Mrs. Jennie Walsh, Grand Rapids, Mich, and Mrs. Effie Hans, | Louisville, who died yesterday in Methodist Hospital, is to be buried tomorrow in Crown Hill after services at 3 Mortuary. She was 78. Miss Reissner was born in In- | dianapolis and had been employed She was the daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. August H. Reissner, Survivors are a sister, Mrs. An-

arry Hennegan, Mrs. Margaret Bishop: | ors: Wife: son, James: sisters. Mrs. J. James Michael Ward, 33, Survivors: Par- | MARKLE--George W. Burgess, 78. SurArnold Crouch, Survivors: vivors: Mother; daughter, | Pearl Thomas, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Alma FT. WAYNE-—-Micheal A PAUL W. WILSON, auditor, who | sister, Mrs. Charles Nause. Mrs. Celestin Woods, 48 Funeral | Smith, Elmer Smith. Guy ‘Weeks, : i ; | services are to be held tomorrow daughters, Mrs. | ors: Son, Barney; daughters, Mrs. Harry " M Anton Minnick was the son of Mrs. Laura Wilson, Mis. va Stewart. 45, | PETERSBURG—Frieda Timma2]l, 28 ! AS | brothers, Guy. Louis, Ross; sisterse Mrs. John Gift traveling auditor for Hughes. Mrs. Blanche Janney, Mrs. Ruby | Bdith Fred, Mrs. Mabel Neher; brother, | five years ago. Kraut | calf EARL MOWLER. 832 Edison St. sisters, Mrs. Charles Van Dorscen, Mrs. | SHELBY VILLE—William Martin Lee, 69. | Broadway; three nieces, Survivors: Wife; daughters, Mrs. Pp. m. in the Shirley Brothers Cen- | Louis Hensley, Mrs. Martin Honold, 79. Survivors: Sons. | ‘tian Church and Christian Men wMRS. ANNA JOSEPHINE GILES, pg _— Inland Container Co. he was a the St. Ann's Catholic Church. She Survivors are the parents, Mr. p.q4 jjved in Cleveland seven years. 640 E. 13th St. who died in City Cleveland. and Mrs. L. A. Coleman, at 1:30 p. m. Friday. She was 84. | terday at his home, 3128 Graceland apolis since 1875. Her husband, Shirley Brothers Chapel. George Schmidt and three daugh- of the German Lutheran Church Brouse. daughter, Jacqueline; a son, Don, | Bloomington, Ill. Funeral arrange- | He was a member of the Tuxedo | ¥dith Tryner; a granddaughter, | ¥lla T. Price and Mrs. May T. vears, who died Monday at her in St. Patrick's Catholic Church at Brooks, and Mrs. Charles J. HornRawleigh. Oertel, Columbus, Tnd., Monday in City Hospital, is to be ter, Mrs. Lottie Klingensmith, 1205 by the widow, Mrs. Lottie Grubb: len Murbarger, both of IndianapMISS EMMA HH. REISSNER, | P. m. in the Flanner & Buchannan 59 years by the Charles Mayer Co. | tonia Brandt, with whom she lived !

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