Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1937 — Page 5

THURSDAY, AUG. 26, 1927

S TA 1 FE J ANDERSON—Mrs. Melissa E. Gwinn, 83. | pen Daughter, Mrs. Charda Conrad.

Walter Wilson, 46. Survivors: Daughter, hs Pauline a son, Walter Jr.

Survive

DANFORD RING | RITES ARE SET |

Fahey,

aura. broth-

ky Yoru orge A. — Benjamin S.. sister,

Mrs. Ethel Ward.

DUBOIS—John Eichmiller, 83. | ors: Daughters. Mrs. Jacob | William Angerer, Mrs. Henry Ra b; sons, John, Jacob; sister, Mrs. Mike Braun.

Former Wimes Circulation | Manager Dies in ELKHART—Dr. John Wallace Beardsley, Wife abel: sons, Wil-

} 55. Survivors: , M : Chicago. i M., John "i James C.: Mrs. Helen Landak -—-|-—-— Mrs. Pauline "Albertine Johnson, 46. Su vivors: Husband. John R.; daughters, Ro-

Danford Ring, former city circu- | oa a R- Pauline S. Rose M.: sons, Don-

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sister,

Hannah McClain, 67.

Charles Wife, J B®.

Surviver: Son.

Gray. 62. SurvivMrs. Fred EastC.. Al; ‘sister.

DEATHS

George | Kenneth |

DEMREE IDENTIFIES

PERU-—Herman Underwood, 49. Survivors: Brothers, Lyman, William and Charles; sisters, Mrs. Kendrick Kenny, Mrs. D. Atkinson and Mrs. Foster Parkhurst; Mrs. Nannie C. Underwood. Anna Hines Holloway, 6. SurvivRoy and Carl Flora; brothers, ward, Ross, Robert and Thomas Mc-

mother, Mrs.

Says Negro Shot Father in Drug Store Holdup.

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RICHMOND Mrs. Harriett Lott, 73. Survivors: Husband, Samuel A.; son, Louis; | daughters, Mami», Mrs. Bonnie Yeafts: brother, A. A. Stephens; sister, Stephen Rhodes.

ROANOKE Cone: Wysong 88. Surviv- | St. {ors: Daughters, Mrs. Adam Fausz, Mrs. | | Ray Maddox. another daughter, and a Negro, as the holdup man who on | sister.

ROCKPORT — Mrs, Tettie Roberts, 70. | July 30 shot and fatally wounded

Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Charles Parsley: | © n their sister, Mrs. Nannie Parsley. | his father, Arthur Demiee, int

SEYMOUR—Dr. E_B. Chenowith. Surviv- [te store at 1656 Roosevelt Ave, | police said.

ors: Sons, Maurice, Byron. Robert: daughYoung Demree picked Morris from |

Donald Demree, 1367 N. Tuxedo today identified Thomas Morris,

ter, Suzann.

SEYMOUR~—~Mrs, Elizabeth O'Neill. “| vivors: Sons, W. K. John; daughers, EIl-! len, May, Mary Alice.

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SHELBYVILLE—Robert Edward Skinner, 70. Survivors: Wife, Cannie: daughter, Mrs. Roy McCarty: sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Edelwine and Mrs. Lou Webb: sons, Otis, William L., eT and Glenn; brothers, William, Walt

SOUTH BEND erin : Father, Peter A.: , Richard. Jack, Swartz: brother, Forrest.

SULLIVAN-—Mrs. Emma E. Brown 72 Survivors: Husband, Charles; son, Zenax; | two grandchildren. WABASH—Mrs Survivors: Son Charles King:

| "Thomas Aulls and Jesse McCarty,

in charge of the case said. Morris already is hela to the

| F owed. 43 Sur. | holdup and the charge of murder wife, Katherine:

stepson, Lester

mediately, the detectives said.

€8 | Ambrose Van Note; sister, Mrs.

Lizzie King Myers, - | Cro Walter. Myers; brother, | ig Botki sisters, Mrs. Freda Neis- |, “% Shinnie 0 no wanger and Mrs. Emma sley. SE Cs sons, Joe, WARSAW-Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, 68. |" criss Survivors: Son, brother, two sisters. WATERLOO Mrs. Mary Jackman, 81. | Harvey: Jursivors, Son, Ward; daughter, Mrs. | Jones. alter Cherry. o WOLCOTT Richard E. Nance, 62. WINCHESTER Mrs. Josephine Helms, | vivors: Wife, Mrs. Lulu T. Nance; 70. Survivors: Husband, Otho; sons, For- | Carl Nance; brother. Lewis Nance; est, Cecil Helms, Everett Puckett; brother, | ter, Mrs. Phoebe Drake.

41. Survivors: Hus-

Jimmy;

d Mrs. Ernie

Survivors: Parents, Mr. an Mrs. Howard

wife, son; sister,

Surson,

Arthur and |

vinced me that

feel tired after

. Gerald N.: sisters. Mrs, Henry lation manager of The Indianapolis | Heiner, Mrs. Carl E. Billings: brothers, Times, died in Chicago Tuesday | LU M., Gustave A.. August W. New- § Ta Mrs. Lydia L. Cornell. 86. Survivors: while at work in the circulation de- | Daughter re Max Mahan. sons. Arthur. partment of the Chicago Times. He [pin or Roscoe: sister. Mrs. Minnie Durwas 53. EVANSVILLE John E. Reed, we ¢ vivors: ife. attie; sisters. rs y Funeral services are to be held here | . Ashley, Mrs. Louis Woolsey. Mrs. Thomat 10 ‘a. 'm. tomorrow in the Wilson | 2% Boyd, Mrs Orfis Smith: brothers. ‘wil . “ 3 am, enry. chard, ari, rnest. Funeral Home, with burial in Crown | Mrs. Lou W. Flenniker. 69. Survivors: Hill. Mrs. Mattie Coomes, Mrs. ary M . ? 1 owe, Mrs. Lydis Quigg, brother, Ben Mr. Ring was employed by news- | Whitaker; stepaaugiters. Mrs. Ben Rosepapers in Cincinnati, Washington | “gi, NS "= survivors: Wife, Minand Louisville after leaving Indian- Be: daughter. Dolores, sisters, Mrs, George 3 » y 1enes, TS. ora onrer, rs. a eySPOS About an ago. He moved | erhoff; brothers, William, Walter. >hicago in June. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Min- | Fr. Wa a . v . FAYNE—Mrs. Pauline Sproat, 5. nie Ring; a son, Richard; stepson, Survivors: Husband, Edward; sister. Mrs. Lowell Price, and stepdaughter, June Minnie Galimeier: brother, Henry Geye. en och, 32. urvivors: ife, Hilda: Price, both of Indianapolis; two sis- | sons, I»o Jr., Richard. Jerome: daughters, ters, Mrs. Agnes Harrison, South | Gertr: de. Barbara: mother. Mrs. Anna - | Koc sisters, rs. arie Pequignot, rs Bend, and Mrs. Leota Osborne, In | Burnell Ault, the Misses Madeline and dianapolis. Doret hy Koch; brothers, Sylvester, Norert, Carl, > y DR. LEON E. WHETSELL, Bloom- | GARRETT—Miss ington physician, died yesterday nS NITNGION i; cig a + 3 2 3 Com lillam rvin, Methodist Hospital after an illness | Survivors: "Wife, Mella; daughter. a | Grace Landis: brothers Rov of five months. He was 57. | John: sister. Mrs. Ruth Jarvis i 1d in | . KENDALLVILLE—Dr. S. D. Myers. Funeral services are to be held in |g 2/00 ite Ermine: daughtecs. : Bloomington at 2:30 p. m. today. PI i] d Ae 0. > Muse i 3 | t § ic v Cremation will follow. Allen Donat, 88. Surivors: Three Dr. Whetsell formerly operated | Methers. a ad : a |3 3 - E — Francis G. ughes. 19. sanitaria in Bloomington and Rush Survivors: Brother, Samuel M. Hughes: ville and served as an officer in the | jisters, Mus. Oscar Sylva, Mrs Charles United States Army Medical COIDS | Reseen "Min Home oh Sprang. Mrs, during the World War. He was & | Funk, Mrs. Margaret Metz. Mrs. member of the Bloomington Disci- Algidge Sn as. w LEncaster. Ss 0 rist nights o ythias, rs innie Vaughan; brother, ple f Christ, Knight f Pytl MS a ie Vaugh broth Independent Order of Odd Fellows, | "51's mweedie. 73. Elks and Masons. | Gare M Tle L eRe. 3 . rs. Lucey tta Luce, 59. Survivors: Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Fran- | gyshand. Corliss Luse: daughter. Mrs. Bert ces M. Whetsell; two sons, Rudolph | Thompson. Mis Jos Wilson, Mrs. Nell : : t nto $ ne and Edward, both of Indianapolis; | Ww "BE Carpenter. Survives: Son. the a daughter, Irene, Palo Alto, Cal, | Rev. Guy O. Carpenter. and a sister, Mrs. Milton Williams, | hr % % Bloomington. s LEBANON_Mrs. Naney Ellen Bryan, £7. . urvivors: ushand., Samuel D.; ons, PAUL D. MILLER, telegraph edi- | Willlam &_ Carl D sisters Mrs B. F. ‘ i ab | McMaKkin, Mrs. Emily Howk. tor of the Indianapolis Star Who | LEESBURG Mrs Elizabeth Edith Green, : 3 id is oom at the S ink Hotel i urvivor: ee, rs. Chester Funk. died in h ST ; p | . LOSANTVILLE Mrs. Stella Clevenger, yesterday, is to be buried in Bloom- | 70. Survivors: Son. Clarence: daughter, : : . | Mrs. Lillian Gable; sisters, Mrs. Margaret ington this afternoon following | Felton. Mrs. Velma Dragoo, Mrs. Louie . : | Dragoo. funeral services at 3:30 p. m. in the | wmepoRA—Samuel W. y OC ] i n. e was | ors: Wife, Ida; daughter, Day Chapel, Bloomingto H | in; son. James: brothers J. 28. Mrs. Nick Curry. Survivors are the parents, Mr. and 5 NOBLESVILLE -_— Roland S. Truitt, 76 : : . » Survivors: /1{e., son roi. Garay Truitt Mrs. D. C. Miller, Miami, Fla.; two | . : . ; OSCEOLA Mrs. Stella Shoemaker, 172. sisters, Miss Grace Miller and Mrs. | Survivors: Sons. Owen, Ray; daughters, Fuqua Routen, both of Miami, and AI oa) Mrs. Se Mumby. a brother, William Miller of the ivr: IS ea igenkiord. 5. Sort Bloomington World. PENDLETON Mrs. Lena Mae Godbey. | . | 50. Survivors: Husband James EDWIN C. JOHNSTON, 3818 Park | daughters, Mrs. Mildred Gardner, Mrs . : : | Margaret Humbles: sons. Floyd, George. | Ave, Indianapolis resident for 40 | Merle, Morris; mother, Mrs. Ellen Fisher. : : : i | brothers, John, El Fish te | vears, died in Methodist Hospital | annie Stomer. oor Sister. TMs. today following an illness of three |g weeks. He was 59. Funeral services are to be held at | 9 a. m. Saturday in Royster & Askin Mortuary, with services and | burial to follow in Rushville. | Mr. Johnston was born in Rush | County and was a member of the] Loyal Order of Moose. | Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Pink |

Clara A.| Karl F

Johnston; mother, Mrs. Johnston, and a brother Johnston, all of Indianapolis |

MRS. FLORA E. CLARY, 20 N Drexel Av terday. in Indianapolis 40 years, coming here from Scott County, where she

was born. Funeral services are to be held at | 2:30 p. m. Saturday in Center M. E. Church on the Bluff Road, of which she was a member, with burial in | Round Hill. { Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. | Ora Clary Thornquist, Los Angeles, | and Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens, Indian- | apolis; two sons, Andrew and Elmer Clary, both of Indianapolis; six | grandchildren and six great-grand- | children.

GYPSY WOMAN, 100, | LEADS BURGLARS

By United Press ! KREMS, Austria, Aug. 26.—A 100-year-old Gypsy woman has been revealed as the brains of a gang of thieves. She succeeded in centering | homes by the excuse of resting for a short time. Once inside, she drew plans of the house and turned them over to aid members of the gang in| committing Deirplaries. I

UTAH WAGES RISE 17 PER CENT IN "37

BAKER IN HUNGARY | IS HONORED BY KING

By United Press BUDAPEST, Aug. 26. — Anton Olah, a baker, reportedly has received from the King of Italy a pass good on Italian railways as a token of appreciation for a loaf of bread sent to the King on a recent visit to Budapest.

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Grand Jury under $25,000 bond in | | connection with a trackless trolley |

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