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- PAGE 12 __ DESCENDANT OF S1 A TE DEATHS ALEXANDRIA Blacklifige Daughter, Mrs. Hazel Greenwooh; stepson, brid? 80 SO “Husband: Wil- | Jean Scherer, . two daughters, Mrs. Edith Kreiger LOGANSPORT Mrs. Bessie Hallam, 96. | un Mrs. ‘Cora Southam; brother, . E. | Survivors: Husband. Harold: aughter. | Blucklidge: sister, Mrs. Alta Manrihg. | Curolvy: Soh. unter: rents Bie N-Mrs. Mary Thompson, 31. Sur- | 44 heh. ers, SHe, URN ve Fark. "CupReee Stop: | Joi, Geral, GI Sherer or Mrs, Carpenter: son, Billy: aueh- | Mp Me rtha Foster ter, Louise; brother, Harold ‘Carpenter. Mis. Mar Ri Blieh ae. 83. SurCRNRUESTOWN Mrs. Eljsbeiy, Quit. ER i ne Nr iN bo, TRIE GF i 90. vivors , ae Mrs, Willlam Lang ‘whe rs | Jom tsee sisters. WETS. oa Julia. | , MADISON Mrs, Jessie Marie HR Mrs. Ada Common Woerner, | DANVILLE Eugene Porter, OE Husband, Earl G.; chilvivors: Wife and parents , Mrs. Kenneth Parker “Rar ahd s Kil sisters, I's urtis ’ 82, Was Granddaughter | Vivre: Three children antl n Sister. Buisy Jones; half-sister, Mrs. Othel | WOUNTAIN CITY---Annhabelle Xing, . ay of Town Founder. Survivor: Mother, Mrs. Joseph Ebeling. Wik RID ent, GARY Frank Sliwa, 52. ‘Suryivors: | Na John Pp Everson: sister in Tie Mrs. Paul Walsher; brother, John. Wiesenberg, ro Reygond, homie <4) i - 1d s ue Mis. Ada Conner Woermer, who |, CRFNSRURGC Sob 0 Rick 0 S| hte ott, Bins ome i g a r Ww. 'C. and Ottis | MONTICELLO Joh oe urdied yesterday in her home at 1802 HAMMOND Harry Kays, 72. Survivors: | vivors: ‘Sister, Brivabeth Kitchen’ Drother. N. Illinois St. is to be buried toO-| wife. Ellen Kuvy, duughter, Mrs. Dorothy | ACAD Floyd Houser, 23. Sr _- - 8s rs | d . - morrow in Crown Hill following a + Se ari Pres | Vo Wife, Susie; DRLERLS, Mr. and Ns. funeral services in the Hisey & | Byiston, 88. - Survivors: Three daug hters | Mantord Huse three DR rn og y | an our sons : Titus Funeral Home. She was 82. TEFFERSONVILUE Wits, Hope Branham, | Branat, rs. Velma Hall and Miss Lena Descendant of & prominent Indi- bs NARA son Bi 5; Ra pinughter. | NEWCASTLE vivian, Minton, oy Sur ana pioneer family, she was the Shain Race: jther, CRaties Brambieh | dnveniers, Mire, Wilbu i, Wallner na Mrs s. gi of William Winship Oon- | Well Branham: brother, Arthur Brumbach. Sokn La gy Reng broth rs en | WOKOMO--Mrs. Atha Marie Davis, 77. | v , ; former State Senator and Ad-| survivor, Son. RF. DUS curries: | TESnR TO | MESON OVS, WHS TANYA Ars rat h 3 Survivors: punt General, Husband, J. B. Straughh; brother, J. M. | WNOBUESVILE — Wiis Bilen wirginis The Conner family home, her| “V\ilieaw nv, Keen 5 survivors: | MUR WANGHESTRR Bawara_Fiaok, birthplace, is on the west branch of ie daughter. Mrs. Gordon Julien; sis- | gy Wife, Marie; sister, Mrs. ers, Mrs. Nora Scott ana I's. Wena | 7p a Jehhih White River at Horse Shoe Bend, Rh » I. Wolfe. 77. § | PLY MO CAR Henry Harrison Walters, " » Ss ; . ). W 5 r- | Hl < Hamilton County. Her grandfather, | HE Wi 1 Rac SONS, Welter. Evie | Mrs. Survivors. Wik, SEPANG day npr. John Conner, came to Indiana be. | Kiera and Ora; ‘daughter, Mrs. Olive ert; NR Eugenia Mafe; half-broth-0 ott y S 0a il He a vi Ag Aged i LINTON Willinm Hill, Survivors: RIC OND Thomas WwW. Shesler, 72 inal plat of Connersville, with oth- | : hak er early documents, still is in pos- coming to Indianapolis. She was a [ville Baptist Church. Friends may session of the family. John Con-|riember of the St. Paul Episcopal | call at the Harry W. Moore Funeral ner also served on the commission | Church of Richmond, a past presi- | [ Parlor until 11:30 a. m. tomorrow. which selected Indianapolis as the [dent of the Indianapolis Chapter,| Survivors in addition to the State capital. Daughters of Veterans of the Civil | ‘mother and sister are four brothers: Mrs. Woerner married Charles F. | war and a member of the Anderson | | George Culross, Bloomington; Harry Woerner in 1880. They returned to Post, Women's Relief Corps. | Culross, Indianapolis; Homer Cul Indianapolis from Leadville, Oolo,! She also was a member of the | ross, ‘Gosport, and Thomas Culross, in 188% | Past Presidents’ Association of the | Newoastle. She was a charter member of the | | Daughters of Veterans, Her nus- | MRS. OSA HOBSON MILLER, Society of Indiana Pioneers and the | band, Edward O. Snell, died 15 VOArs | | formerly of Martinsville and a resiTabernacle Presbyterian Church. (ago. dent of this city for the last 12 She is survived by three daughters,| Survivors are three daughters, | years, died yesterdayy in St. VinMrs. John F. Engelke, Miss Frieda | Mrs. John L. Hawekotte, Tndianapo- | vent's Hospital. She was 57. L. Woerner, and Mrs. Carolyn W. lis; Miss Florence E. Snell, Kansas | Born in Mooresville. she was a Smith; nine grandchildren and five | City, Mo., and Mrs. John Crown, | ember of the First Friends Church. great-grandchildren; a brother, Dr. | Cleveland, O.; a sister, Mrs. A. C. | puneral services are to held at William C. Conner, and a sister, | Richard, Zanesville, O.; two grand- | Pp. m. Sunday av the Herrmann Mrs. Mary Bond. [children and a great grandchild, | Funeral Home and burial it to be in MRS. JULIA BERTRAND, 3233 WILLIAM R. BROWN, a resident | Mooresville. N. Illinois St., Indianapolis resident | here 35 years, died yesterday in the | Survivors are her daughter, Mrs, 293 wears who died vesterday in |Tfamily home, 108 N. Bosart Ave, He | Wallace R. Jones; a brother, Jay G. Methodist Hospital, is to be buried | was 47. Funeral arrangements have | Hobson of Bexley, O., and two Sisin Crown Hill following funeral | not been completed. ters, Mrs. A. B. Stanton of Los services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in| Born in Russellville, Mr. Brown | Angeles, Cal, and Mrs, Jay B. Methe Flanner & Buchanan Mortu- | was an employee of the Indianapolis | Elwaine, of Seattle, Wash, Her sisarv. She was 59. | Union Railway. | tor, Mrs. Jude Hobson Miller died Mrs. Bertrand, widow of Thomas| Survivors are the wife, Essie; July 3. E. Bertrand who died 14 years ago, | son, James Brown: a daughter, | MRS, MARGUERITA CHADhad lived in French Lick before | Dorothy Brown, and his mother, | WyCK (nee Miss Peggy Miller), forcoming here. She was a Seventh | Ms. James A. Booker, all of Indi | mer Indianapolis resident, died in Christian Church member. | anapolis. | Miami, Fla, Tuesday, according 10 vivo are four sons, George, MRS, EDITH FIELDS, Akron, O, word received here today. Walter, Robert, and Thomas Bert- | gjag yesterday at St. Vincent's Hos- | Her husband, who died last Janrand, all of Indianapolis; a daugh= | wial, She was 38. |uary, was a former building cons ter, Miss Carolyn Bertrand, Indian- | She became ill while visiting her | tractor here. Mrs. Chadwick was apolis; her father, George FIVe,|paiher, Mrs. Jessie Culross, and | 35. She had besn a resident of Brooklyn, five grandchildren, and a gicter, Mrs. Fannie ©. Easton, 408 | Florida for 12 years, SIN Mrs. a M. Doane, of T= N New Jersey St. Apt. 22. | Survivors are her mother, Mrs, dianapolis and Jasper. | Funeral services are to be held at | Amanda Miller, and a Drother, WILLIAM NUERGE, 10-year-old 2p. m. tomorrow at the Chambers: | Geon ge Miller, of Tampa, Ma. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nuerge, | - Me —

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SEEKS TO RETURN INDIAN TO STATE

Governor Asks Winois for Alleged Parole Jumper.

The only good Indian is an extradited Indian. On this theory, ‘Governor Towns send today issued extradition papers to have John Morning Star, an American Indian, brought back home again to Indiana as a parole Jumper. He is held in the Illinois House of Correction at Chicago. Morning Star was paroled from the Michigan City State Prison in 1934 Dut never reported to the Parole Board, so they want him back. He was senfenced to 3 to 10 years from Marion County in 19381 on a burglary charge. His criminal record, officials say, is longer even than his name, and includes convictions for Torgery, burglary, grand jarceny and affiljated felonies. He has served time in Leavenworth, all three Imdiana institutions and has had several other more or less temporary homes, police say.

Survivors: Wife, Lawrence Shesler OANN- Mrs, Survivors:

YMOUR Arthur © Riba Wife, Mabel;

C. Sumner, 62 ; sons, Carl and Mant daughters, Mrs, Edna Fall and garet Oakes,

SHELB Wie: con M. Handley, 7.

re CE. Yous tre o wit urvivors: ife, Bdith; An ughter. “Wers, Alice Kincaid: sons, Carl, ‘Garnett; brothers harle oN hy ar'y; sisters, Mrs. Romie MOSS, harles ush and Mrs. John Moore. SOUTH BEND William Kizer, 75. Survivors: Wife, Anna; je anughters Mrs. Albert Stover, Mrs. Elroy Kime, Mrs. Bl and Mrs, Otto Engstrom; sons, Marvin and Jacob; brothers, Asa and John; sister, Mrs. Walsh Sheheman, rs. Anha Kissell, 70. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs, Noel Roe, Mrs. Lawrence Stief and Mrs, Frederick Ferguson: sons, Herbert, Robert and Rolland: sis er, Mrs, William Draves; brother, William Quinn. Daniel W, Nimitz, 90. Survivors: Sons. Fred, Herman, Adolph, Otto, Gustaf and Edward; brother, William Nim STRAUGHN Miss Nreinia Survivors: Parents, Mr, Ward: brother, Robert WABASH. Tsanc Smoke, 85. Daughters, Mrs. Tra Hamlin, Nichols, Mrs. Maude Roberts Myrtle Day. WINAMAC Mrs. roidte Fahler, vivors: Husband, Hovey Pahler; dren, Olive and erl; father, Clark

DRUG STORE 1S LOOTED

Burglars who ransacked a drug store at 4001 Boulevard Place early today escaped with whisky and cigarets valued at $100, Carl Reichel, the proprietor, reported to police. Nine dollars also was taken from a cash register and a postal sub-station money drawer, it was said,

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GEORGE H. BOWER, rT. lis resident 36 years who died ves- | terday in his home at 93¢ W, 28th St, is to be buried in Crown Hill | following funeral services at 3:30 Pp. m. tomorrow in the residence He was 76. Mr. Bower, born in New Wash- | ington, was a member of the Re- | organized Church of Latter Day | Sains. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Olive | E. Bower, Indianapolis; a step-| daughter, Mrs. Ralph Long, ULouis- | ville; a brother, D. S. Bower, In-| dianapolis, and & sister, Mrs, Sadie | Anderson, Indianapolis.

JAMES I. WOOD, lifelong In- | dianapolis, resident found dead in bed yesterday in his home at 2302 | Morgan St. is to be buried in Me- | morial Park Cemetery following fu- | neral services at 2 p. m. tomorrow | in Etter Tabernacle. He was a Pennsylvania Railroad | machinist, Survivors are his wife, | Mrs. Ethel Wood: his mother, Mrs. | Mary Wood; five brothers, Harry, Warren, Charles, Robert and Lex; Wood, and two sisters, Mrs, Violet Haun and Mrs. Thelma Rice, all of Indianapolis.

MRS. ANDREW died yesterday in her home, 1326 N. Drexel Ave, after six months’ illness, is to be buried Monday in St. Joseph's Cemetery following services at 9 a. m. in the Little Flower Catholic Church, She was 68. Mrs. Miesel, born in Lafayette, came here 48 years ago. She was a member of the Little Flower Church and its Altar Society. Survivors are the husband, a daughter, Mrs. Carl Dangler, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Mary Staad, Indianapolis; six brothers, Joseph, Phillip, Michael and John Seyfried, all of Indianapolis; Henry Seyfried, Lafayette, and William Seyfried, Portmouth, O.;, and two grandchildren, Rosemary Dangler and Robert Dangler, both of Indianapolis.

MRS, CARRIE DEE SNELL, an Indianapolis resident 15 years, died last night in her home, 812 E. 40th St, after an illness of five months. She is to be buried Monday in Xenia, O,, following services Sunday at the Titus, Hisey & Titus Funeral Home. She was 72. Born in Zanesville, O., Mrs. Snell lived in Richmond 45 years before

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