Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1937 — Page 10

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JOHN M'CARDLE T0 BE BURIED AT

SHERIDAN TODAY 2

Longtime Public Service Commissioner Dies at Terhune Home.

John W. McCardle, prominent grain operator and former public official, was to be buried in Crown View Cemetery, Sheridan, following funeral services in Terhune at 2| p. m. today. He was 80 and died

Saturday in his home in Terhune. Mr. McCardle formerly was & member of the Indiana Public Service Commission and the State Tax Roard. He had served longer on the P. S. C. than any other man, most of the time as chairman. Prior to his appointment to that commission by Governor Goodrich in 1917. he had served four years as State Tax Board member under appointment by Governor Hanly. After his resignation of the P. S. C. in 1933, Mr. McCardle retired to Herhune. Born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, he came to Indiana about 50 years ago. He worked on farms in Fountain County, then engaged in the grain business in Attica and New Richmond. He held extensive farm properties. He made his home in Indianapolis from 1905 until 1933. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Ruth Bills McCardle; a son, John Joseph McCardle, and a sister, Mrs. Lybie Ibach, Harrisburg, Pa. CHARLES W. SMUCK, 4401 College Ave. Smuck Floor Covering Co. founder. who died Saturday in St. Vincent's Hospital, is to be buried tomorrow in Holy Cross following funeral services at 8:30 a. m. in the Kirby Mortuary and at 9 a. m. in the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. He was 77. Mr. Smuck, Indianapolis resident 32 years, was born in St. Louis. He came here in 1905 as manager of the Trorlicht-Duncker Carpet Co. branch. - With his sons, Walter and Arthur, | he founded the company bearing their name in 1922. Mr. Smuck retired from active business in 1930. He was a member of the Benevo-

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and the Izaak Walton League. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Cecelia Malone Smuck; three sons, Walter, Arthur and Charles W.| Smuck Jr.; three daughters, Mrs. | Florence Sullivan, Indianapolis; Mrs. | Cora Kingsley, Ft. Thomas, Kv. and | Mrs. Ruth French, Tuckahoe, N. Y.; | a sister, Mrs. Emma Ehlers, Alta. | mont, Ill, and 14 grandchildren. |

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BERNE-—Mrs. Elizabeth Bierle, 67. Sur. vivors: Brother, Ed; sisters, Mrs. Minerva

Studebaker, Mrs, Daniel Eckrote, Mrs. Levi Todd and Mrs. William Hawbaker,

BIRDSEYE—Mrs, Carrie Helen O'Connor, 80. Survivors: Daughters, rs. Clift Wiltshire, Mrs. William Hutchinson, Mrs. Lena kham. Mrs. Lyda Elltott and I's. Goldie Kramer; son alter O'Connor, and a brother, Andrew Bressler, BOGGSTOWN — Joseph Cresswell, 14. Survivors: Parents, Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Cresswell; brother, James; sister, Virginia Mae. CONNERSVILLE—Mrs. Eva A. Stone, 72. Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. Vern Young. EVANSVILLE—Mrs, Eunice ny Roberts, 81. Survivors: Daughters TS. race Sunn and Mrs. Edith Smith, son, O. H, Roberts; brothers, Pat and Thomas Frisby. FAYETTEVILLE-John Thomas Smith, Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. Noble Adamson. GREENTOWN - Mrs, attie Calvert Wash, 77. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs, E. G. Vore, grandsons, Marcus, Jesse and Edgar French; brother, James Calvert. HAMMOND-—Simon Krall, Survivors: Estelle; sons, Walter, Casimer, daughter, Mrs, Melvin Aldrin;

Tr, . s. Beta Hudak, 48. .o.rvivors: Husband, Frank: five daughters, son, three brothers, two sisters, rs. ary Brickman, 79. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. E. Spieler, Mrs. R. Spieler, Mrs. M. Genzler; stepchildren, Mrs. Sophie Rupple, Frank, Phil and Andrew Brickman. HEBRON--Nathan_ Hebron, 77. Survivors: Sons, Dr. J, R. Wood, and Merritt Wood; daughter, Mrs, Craig Stevens. LOGANSPORT-—Mrs, Sarah M. Green, 82. Survivor: Husband, Harvey Green. MARION—John CC. Ring. Survivors: ife, Emma, sons, and _ Clelland: daughter, Mrs. d Cretsinger: brothers, George F. and Martin Ring. MEDORA-—-Mrs. Ellen M, Rucker, 86 Survivors: Son, Raymond, and two daughters, Mrs, N. V. Trautman and Mrs. Ray Peters. MISHAWAKA--Mrs, Glenn W. Birtwhistle, 35. Survivors: Husband. Glenn; arents, Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott; sons, ohn and Richard. daughter, Mary Anne; sisters, Mrs. Harry W, Zimmer, Miss Ethel Elliott and Miss Marjorie Elliott; brothers, LaVerne and Irving Elliott. MOORESVILLE—Henry Madison Smith, 77. _ Survivers: fe. brother, Keller Smith; sister, Margaret Irene Smith. MUNCIE—Edwin Miller, 54, Survivors: Wife, Lulu; brothers, , Herbert, Dughe, Glenn, Vernon; sisters, Mrs. Robert c= Clain, Mrs. E. L. Butler, Mrs. Robert H. Sutton. ORLAND-—-Minor Hoover, 48. Survivor: Poster-daughter, Mrs. Earl Helms. PERU-—Joshua Preble Richey, 95. Survivors: Pive children. ROCHESTER Mrs. Ida Paramore, 55 Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Pearcy Smith: sister, Mrs. Louis Weiss. Charles L. Hoffman, 65. Survivors: Wife: son, Wayne Hoffman: sis s. _Luey Grogr., Mrs. Mollle Beck . Elizabeth Gamble: brother, Dr. Jacob Hoffman. RUSHVILLE—Mrs. Helen Hobbs Messer 23, Survivors: Husband. Harold; father, James - Hobbs: brother, George William Hobb SOUTH BEND-—-Gerald B. Toms. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jasper B Toms: half-hrothers, Earl and Glenn Yost: half-sisters, Miss Sylvia De Frankie, Mrs, George Atwood and Mrs. Pauline H. Hietmiller, SOUTH BEND-—-Emil F. Krueger, 62. Survivors: Wife, Bertha; sons, Alfred and Charles; daughters, Mrs. Raymond Engel, Mrs. Leighton Walling and the Misses Maude, Gladys, Hazel and Mary Krueger. SULLIVAN-—Mrs. Bessie Morin, 46, SurHusband, Charles: sons, Harold. Paul, Donald: brothers, Leonard and Laude Tavior; sister, Mrs. Jessie Hughes, WASHINGTON -The Rev. J W. Settle, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Verna Shepherd. Mrs. Ernest Roberts; son, the Rev. John Settle. WINAMAC-—-Mrs, Eunice Smith. 70. Survivors: Husband, Henry C. Smith; daugh- . Bthel ‘Baker, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. ) Lee and Mrs. Clara Henderson: , Roland and Gordon Smith: sister, . Gordon MecCrackin: brother, James 0s

se. Adam Meiser, 80. Survivor: Son, Harry.

ANDERSON SLAYING CHARGE UNDECIDED

By United Press

ANDERSON, July 12.—FEarl Berry,

pino chef in Indianapolis hotels and | 36, was held in jail today while clubs seven years who died in| Prosecutor Cecil Whitehead studied Frankfort Friday, was to be buried | his alleged confession in the “unin New Crown following funeral | written law” killing of his friend, services at 1 p. m. in the Royster & | Arlo West, 36, to decide if he will Askins funeral home today. He was | seek an indictment for murder. 42 | “ Berry walked into the police staa Dr. Carbonel came to the United | tion vesterday evening and said he States from the Philippine Islands |} .4 shot West to death as he lay in 1912, and received his medical | > 4 , eg ry degree from Columbia University in Nh en os New York. A foreign language pro- I his ‘wife nocording to ‘OHCers fessor in Casper, Wyo., four years, | BH R oy M: i he practiced medicine in Chicago | ., ity o : EY Aon. for a time but was forced to give | County Coroner, ordered Berry held up his surgery practice by ill | On & charge of homicide.

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| Tn | A member of several ¥Filipino- | American clubs and the Methodist |

Episcopal Church in Chicago, Dr. Carbonel was widely known here as an expert tennis player and talented | violinist,

Survivors are his ‘wife, Mrs.

APPLICATIONS TAKEN

Times Special

ANDERSON, July 12.—Applica-

Dorothy Carbonel; two stepsons, | tions for jobs in Madison County Robert and Carl Carbonel, and two | CAhning plants were being taken tobrothers. all of Indianapolis. |day by the Indiana Employment WILLIAM MALL, 143¢ S. Meri Servise re 3% Cantiing Pits In dian St. World War veteran who | : . A died Saturday in the U. S. Vet. | he county. They are expected to erans’ Administration Hospital, was AN I EY Aug. 1, to be buried in Crown Hill follow- | The employment service ah Ftiens) Sy us * 33 ~ M. | nounced it placed 19 men and nine oday in the Flanner uchanan women in private industry jobs last

mortuary. He was 46. { Mr. Mall, born in Indianapolis, | was a bhox-maker for the Indianapolis Wirebound Box Co. He was a member of the First Evangelical Church and the Bruce P. Robinson Post, American Legion. Survivors are his ‘wife, Emma Heidenreich Mall; two | daughters, Misses Esther May and | Velva-Rose Mall: a brother, Harry, | and a sister, Mrs. Henry Kottkamp,

all of Indianapolis.

MRS. BERTHA HIXSON WEDDING, former Indianapolis resident and wife of James G. Wedding, | Wabash College secretary-treasurer, was to be buried in Crawfordsville following funeral services there at 2 p. m. today. She was 59 and died Friday in Culver Hospital, Crawfordsville, Mrs. Wedding, born in Fowler, came to Indianapolis when a child and lived here until a few years agd. She was a Shortridge High | School graduate. | Survivors besides the husband | are a brother, L. F. Hixson, Indian- | apolis; two sisters, Miss Grace Hix- | son, Crawfordsville, and Mrs. H. R. | Fields, Fairfield, Ill, and a grand- | son. MRS. LUCETTA GHEURM, In- | dianapolis resident 68 years who | died Saturday in her home at 1243 | Roosevelt Ave, is to be buried in | Crown Hill following funeral serv- | ices at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the | Royster & Askins Funeral Home. She was 70. Mrs. Gheurm, born in Reading, Pa, came to Indianapolis in 1869. She was the widow of Frank Gheurm. She was & member of Alfarata Council 5, Daughters of Pocahontas; Camp 4, Patriotic Order of Americans; Indianapolis Council of Druids 8, and the Maj. Robert Anderson Women's Relief Corps 44. Her brother, Elwood Greek, is the only survivor. JOHN G. TAYLOR, who died Saturday in his home at 3425 W. North St. of heart disease, is to be

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following services at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Conkle Funeral Home. He was 39. Mr. Tavior, born in Trimble County, Ky., had been an Indianapolis resident 37 years and was emploved by the Republic Creosoting. Co. 20 years. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Sylvia Taylor; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Taylor, and two sisters, Mrs. Maurice Donnelly and Mrs.

Richard Wishmire, all of Indianap-

olis.

MRS. MARIE AEGERTER, 152 W. 20th St., died yesterday in St, Francis Hospital after an extended illness. She was 39. Born here, she had been an Indianapolis resident most of her life. She was & United Brethren Church member. Survivors are her husband, David W. Aegerter and {wo sisters, Mrs. Nellie Blunk, Ben Davis and Mrs. Frank Harker, Urbana, Ill. LEE KENDEL, 7 N. Addison Ave., who died in Methodist Hospital yesterday after a brief illness, is to be buried Wednesday. Funeral arrangements were to be completed today. He was 73 and a Big Four Railroad employee many years. His only relative is a sister, Miss Katie Kendel, 517 Lockerbie St.

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