Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1937 — Page 16

MONDAY, SEPT. 13, 1937

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RAIL ENGINEER, RESIDENT HERE

1 R. Murphy and Mrs. Robert Meade; | vivors: Sons, Alva, Fred; daughters, Mrs. am Ler . a Fannie Glassburn, Mrs. Beatrice Sayles

brother, Arthur. ] SHELEBURN — Samuel Bradbury, 89. Mrs. Leona Hsu, Mrs. Grace Griffin an

SEES BENE | | ESTONE WORKS PRESIDENT DEAD

Survivors: Husband, George sisters, Mrs. John Brown and Alonzo Nigh; and George 1 chs, Mrs. rs. Harry Vaught and Mrs.

| Deaths Among Indiana Residents

Joseph Graham, Mrs. David Hoback, Mrs. Waldo Blanchett and Mrs. Henry Bes

FT. BRANCH—Mrs.

ALEXANDRIA—Mrs. Caroline T. Gillett,

Robert Bogle, 76. 864 Survivors: Brother, Solomon Chaplin;

rother,

50 YEARS, DEAD

Salathjel - Mullen, Veteran Big Four Worker, to Be Buried Tomorrow.

Salathiel Mullen, retired railroad engineer and an Indianapolis resident for more than 50 years, who died yesterday in his home at 3334 Park Ave., is to be buried in Crown Hill following funeral services at 2 p- m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. He was 76. . Mr. Mullen, born in Xenia, O,, had been employed by the Big Four Railroad 52 years. Survivors are his wife, Harriet A., son, George E. Phoenix, Ariz; daughter, Mrs. Gordon Stewart, Indianapolis; brother, Edward, Mt. Carmel, Ill, and two grandchildren.

JULIUS LANE WHEELER, Indianapolis resident for 42 years who died yesterday in his home at 1106 Oliver Ave., is to be buried in Oak Hill, Lebanon, following funeral services at 10 a. m. Wednesday in his home. He was 69. Mr. Wheeler, an engineer for 37 years for the Indiana Terminal & Refrigerating Co., was born in Westfield. He was a Red Men's Lodge and Knights of Pythias member. Survivors: are a daughter, Gladys

Wheeler; a brother, Lindley, and a

sister, Mrs. Julia Edwards, both of Westfield.

MRS. .CLARA .CALLITHAN .of Thorntown, widow of the Rev. R. E. Callithan, who died in Methodist Hospital yesterday, is to be buried In Gravel Lawn in Fortville following funeral services there at 11 a. m. tomorrow. She was 67. . A son, Hardin, New York, survives.

MRS. MARY E. MURRAY, 1137 Reisner St., who died Saturday in the home of her daughter, Mrs.

William Haney, 2142 Shelby St., is |

to be buried in Holy Cross cemetery following funeral services at 8:30 a. m. Tuesday in her home and at 9 a. m. in Assumption Chureh, She was 69. Mrs. Murray, born in Cincinnati, had lived here most of her life. She was the widow of Thomas F. Murray.

Survivors are five sons, John,

adopted son, Edward. BANQUO—Mrs. Phoebe Harvey, 79. Survivors: Sons, Alva and _ Fred: daughters, Mrs. Fannie Glassburn. Mrs. Leona Hiatt, Mrs. Grace Griffin and Mrs. Nell Pence.

BATESVILLE—E. B. Schultz, 58. vivors: Wife; brothers, Wesley J. and Arthur; sisters, Mrs. John Wernke and Mrs. Chrissdan Haffner. 7 BLOOMINGTON—Max McCord, 34. Survivors: Wife, Velma; son, Richard; mother, Carrie; brother, Guy; sister, Bernice. Mrs. Malinda E. Robinson, 62. Survivors: Husband, Edward; sons, Cecil, William, EuBasil and Ernest; daughters, Mrs. Chester Kale and Mrs. ‘Chester Baggarly: 5 Ie, 3 Mrs. Henry Huff and Mrs. Joseph Huf.

COLUMBUS—John W. Graves, 72. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Otis Allen, Mrs. C. A. Johnson, Mrs. William R. Murphy and Mrs. R. F. Meade; brother, Jesse.

Sur-

Henry, Raymond, Joseph and Philip. Murray, all of Indianapolis, and five daughters, Mrs. Hanéy, Mrs. Frank Beckman, Mrs. Charles M. Ball, Mrs. Joseph Yaggi and Mrs. Clyde Harlow, all of Indianapolis.

BROTHER FRANCES LEMKES, a Franciscan Order lay brother and a chef at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church parish house many years, who died Friday in St. Francis Hospital, is to be buried in St. Joseph’s cemetery following solemn requiem at 9 a. m. tomorrow in the Sacred Heart Convent. He was 75. Brother Francis, born in Alton, Ill, entered the . order at St. Joseph’s Seminary, Teutopolis, Ill. He was stationed at Indianapolis 21 years. The Rev. Emil Lemkes, St. Louis, a brother and the only survivor, is to conduct the services.

JOHN EDWARD BAILEY, 1841 E. Minnesota St., who died Saturday in St.. Vincent’s Hospital, is to be buried tomorrow morning from the Blackwell Funeral Home with services in St.. Catherine's Catholic Church. Burial is to be in Holy Cross Cemetery. He was 58. Survivors are two sons, Harry and Ernest Bailey; a daughter, Mrs. Louise Ford, of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Ollie Thomas of Richmond and Mrs. Martha Davis, of Muncie.

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Survivors: Husband; son, Walter; . J. Pruitt.

vivors: Wife, Mi and Wilford; daughters, Jean an

Sons, Mrs. snd Gotilioh Brudi. Mrs, Sohn T. Fife

ters, Vassaux.

Deugnisrs Mrs. Amos Johnson and Mrs. Mrs. Lillie Cummins and Mrs. Louisa McGlone; brother, George

vivors: bara Jean; bur Swiggett; Logan. vivors: brother, Henry.

Survivor

Mrs. Nellie Pence and Mrs. Grace Grifn;

vivors: Ror, Burdell Graham; sisters, Mrs.

LEBANON-—Noble C. TRLTeroo 58. Survivors: Wife, Julia; sons, John and James; daughter, Kathryn; brothers, Newt, Vern C aymond, Odus and Alonzo; sisters, Mrs. Laura Vanarsdall, Mrs. Ida Saunders, Mrs. Nora Bennett and Mrs.

a. NE Villian J. Hosey, 83. Surary; sons, Lawrence, Ralph d Mary.

NEED Sete Be Ee: Doster Mri hry Labs: | MICHIGAN OITY—Mrs. Elizabeth Tews Lewis, Henry, August|sg Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Elsie Addie Griffin, 86. Survivor: Sister, | Rothtuchs and Mrs. Mary’ Stipa. or ne

NEW ALBANY—Thomas McWilliams, 46. Survivors: Wife, Frances; son, Scott; mother, Ms. Sarah McWilliams; brother, James Albert; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Striegel and Mrs. "Mabel Miller. PERKINSVILLE—Mrs. Benjamin Major. Survivors: Sons, Vernon and Greenville; daughters, Mrs. Virgil Etchison, Mrs. Margare: Dillinger, Mrs. Otis Leonard and rs. Everett Benefiel. Robert Boyle, 76.

rade Burg; rothers, eorge,

Mrs. Alice Mullin 71. Survivors: DaughMrs. Charles Miller and Mrs. Fred

Mrs. Amelia E. Rankin, 87. Survivors:

usan Fuhrman; son, Edward B.; sisters,

FRANKLIN—Arnel Logan, 39. SurWife, Elizabeth; daughter, Parfather, Ora; sister, Mrs. Wilbrothers, Roy and William

PRINCETON—MTrs. SE Husband; son, Walter; brother,

T. Fuchs,

KLIN—Mrs. Allie Gritton, 85. Sur. RUSHVILLE—Mrs, Anna r FRAN. 65. Frank, Roy

Daughter, Mrs. Frank own: Survivors: Sons, Paul John Henry; Josephine | and Elzia Fuchs. SHELBYVILLE—Joseph H. Huesman, 81. Survivors: Wife, Mary; sons, Walter, Fred and William; daughters, Mrs. William Winton and Mrs. Robert Stratman; brother, F. H.

SEYMOUR~—John W. Graves, 72. Survivors: Son, Aribuy Ba plaughters, Mrs. Otis Allen, Mrs. C. A. Joh nson, Mrs. Wil-

sister,

HUNTINGTON—MTrs. Phoebe Harvey, 79. Daughters, Mrs. Russell Hiatt, Sayle, Mrs Fannie Glassburn,

son, Fred Harvey. KOKOMO—MTrs. Alta Graham, 57. Suf-

2 te ‘Arnold, 65. Survivors: Son, Hannibal, daughter, Mrs. George Huffman; brothers, re and William Cook SHELBYVILLE—Charles E. 5, 89, Survivors: Sons, Lowell, Maurice and Clark; daughter, "Mrs. Grant 8 Stein. SOUTH BEND—Mrs. Samantha Barker, 2s og ozvivor: Daughter, Mrs. Saphrona ee: TELL CITY—Henry Zoercher, 74, Survivors: Brothers, Philip, Louis, Jake and Chris Zoercher. THORNTOWN—Mrs. Maggie , Anderson, 79. Survivors: Son, Haven; brothers, Frank and George Sheets; sister, Mrs. Heng ir DERSBURG—Mrs. Susan C. Crafton. FLL Sister, Mrs. Mary J. Todd. VINCENNES—EIza ° L i ded 56. Survivors: Wife, Mary; 'sons, James, Lloyd and Stewert. WABASH—MTrs. Phoebe Harvey, 79. Sur-

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