Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1937 — Page 10

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J, J. MOSSLER FUNERAL IS SET FOR TOMORROW

Widely Known Insurance Broker Dies in Home At Age of 63.

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Jesse J. Mossler, 129 Hampton

Drive, widely known Indianapolis insurance broker, who died yester- | day in his home, will be buried in | the Hebrew Congregation cemetery | following services at 10:30 a. m. to- | morrow in the Hebrew Congregation Temple. He was 63 years old. Mr. Mossler was born in Indianapolis and had spent the major part of his life here, with Indianapolis charitable and philanthropic work for many years and had served as a member of the board of directors and as a trustee of the Hebrew Congregation. For the last 25 years he had been secretary-treasurer of the Indianapolis Golf Association. He was a charter member of

the Chamber of Commerce, Columbia Club, B'nai BTith, Temple Brotherhood, Monument Lodge, F. & A. M. and Elks Lodge. Survivors include a Mossler, Syracuse, N. Y.; a daughter, Mrs. Sidney Ruben, Dayton O.; three sisters Mrs. Max Samuels, Newburgh, N. Y.; Mrs. Blanche Brunswick, Chicago, and Miss Gertrude Mossler, Cincinnati, O., and five grandchildren, James J. Mossler, Miss Nancy Mossler, Miss Susan Ruben, Miss Carolyn Ruben and Miss Barbara Ruben.

CHARLES K. HAVERFIELD, associated 49 vears with the Big Four Railroad, and an Indianapolis resident 46 vears, died Saturday night in his home at 4757 Washington Blvd. Funeral services are to be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the residence. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Adah M. Haverfield; a daughter, Miss Mable Raverfield, Columbus, O.; four sisters, Mrs. Laura ®erree, Mrs. Della Oswalt, Mrs. Mattie Huffman and Mrs. Lettie McEllaney, and a brother, Sherman Haverfield, all of Mansfield, O.

MRS. widow of Cairy Littlejohn, former state mining department chief inspector, who died yesterday afternoon at her home at 1512 N. Meridian St., is to be buried in Hymera Masonic Cemetery following funeral services in Hymera tomorrow afternoon. She was 69. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. Jack Dugger and Miss Aelyne Littlejohn, both of Indianapolis; Mrs. O. B. Stark, Shelburmm, and Mrs. O. G. Kennard, Hymera; three sons, Wilton, Indianapolis; Leon, Hymera, and Verlin Littlejohn, Jasonville; a brother, B. H. Watson, Sullivan; eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

HYMAN ARSHOPSY, Indianapolis resident 40 years and retired clothing merchant who died iast night in his home at 3072 Park Ave,, was to be buried in the Shaara-Tef-illa Cemetery following funeral services at 2 p. m. today in the AaronRuben Funeral Home. He was 52. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lillie Arshopsy; two sons, Bernhardt Arshopsy and Marvin Arshopsy, both of Indianapolis; two daughters, Miss Bernice Arshopsy, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Helen Kollinger, Columbus; three brothers, David, Samuel and Abe Arshopsy and two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Leze, and Mrs. Fannie Smith, all of Indianapolis.

CHESTER A. FISHER, former Indianapolis resident who died Saturday night in Veterans’ Hospital, is to be buried in Floral Park following services at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary. He was 57. Mr. Fisher, a Spanish-American War veteran, had lived in Madison 10 years. He was a member of the First M. E. Church. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth O. Prather; his stepmoth€r, Mrs. Anna E. Fish, a sister, Mrs. Annabel Johnson, three grandchildren, all of Indianapolis, and another sister, Mrs. B. L. Gilstrap, Bloomington.

MRS. LORETTA C. MAYER, former Indianapolis resident, who died Saturday in her home in Madison, is to be buried there following funeral services tomorrow morning. Mrs. Mayer formerly was employed in the Big Four Railroad offices here. She is survived hy her mother, Mrs. N. Schram; five sisters, Sister Carmelita, Appleton, Wis; Mrs. Mary Neif and Mis. Marcella Laver, both of Madison; Mrs. Bertha Zimmerman and Mis. Clara Stuppy, both of Indianapolis, and a brother, Charles Schram, Cincinnati.

MRS. STELLA YOUNG, Indianapolis resident for 20 years, is to be buried in South Park, Martinsville, following services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Mrs. Young, who was 58, died yesterday in her home, 410 Parkway Ave. Mrs. Young, a native of Waverly, is survived by her husband, Conrad; a son, John of Louisville; a daughter, Mrs. Doris Thomlinson, Brownsburg; a sister, Mrs. Violena Gerholt, In-

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DAVID APPLEGATE died yestercay in Methodist Hospital. He was 75 Mr. Applegate is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Walter L. Hitt, Indianapolis, Mrs. A. H. Hitt, Bristol, Tenn., and Mrs. H. H. Day, Denver; one son, Cecil, Kalamazoo, Mich. Funeral arrangements were to be completed today.

LAFE D. WEATHERS, 2540 Guilford Ave, who died yesterday in his home, is to be buried tomorrow afternoon following funeral services at 2 p. m. in the Hisey & Titus Funeral Home. He was 69. Mr. Weathers, who operated the Grand Hotel for 15 years, was sec-retary-treasurer of the Indiana Hotel Association. He was a member of the Broadway Methodist Church and of Centre Lodge, F. & ALM.

| apolis for 52 years. Mr. Weathers is survived by his

Wilmer B. Weathers, and a sister, Mrs. Marvin Fletcher of Greenfield.

MRS, ANNA POLLOCK, 776

was 50. | Mrs. Pollock, a native of Czecho- | slovakia, had been a resident of | Indianapolis for 12 years. She is survived by her husband, Paul; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Lerner and Miss Mary Pollock, both of Des Moines, Towa; a sister, Mrs. Katie Petrik of Dayton, O., and her father, Michael Baluch of Czechoslovakia. ARTHUR N. ROBINSON, Multiple Press owner and operator who died Saturday in his home, 5775 | Central Ave, is to be buried in | Crown Hill tomorrow following fu- | neral services at 2 p. m. in the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Home. He was 49.

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He is survived by his wife, Mrs. | son, Richard; | | two sisters, Mrs. Clarence Machett |

| Lena Robinson; a

|and Mrs. Jack Shaw, and his father, Arthur, all of Indianapolis.

GUSTAV MATSCHULL, a native | (of Germany who died Saturday in|

| his home, 1622 Comer Ave. was to

|be buried in Concordia Cemetery this | STELLA LITTLEJOHN, |

afternoon following funeral services at 1 p. m. in the G. H. Hermann Fu|neral Home. He was 45. Mr. Matschull, who served in the German Army

(wife, Mrs. Reiny Matschull;

all of Indianapolis.

DAVID APPLEGATE, who died

in Owensboro, Ky., services there

to be buried following funeral Wednesday.

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He was born near Brownstown | and married May Emerson in 1894. | Funeral services will be held here He had been a resident of Indian- | tomorrow tor Dr. Charles A. Tindall, 70, a practicing physician in Shelby- | wife; a daughter, Miss Nelda A, Ville for more than 50 years, who |

Weathers of Ashtabula, O.; a sca, died at his home here Saturday |

Arnolda St., who died Saturday in |at Methodist Hospital in IndianapMethodist Hospital, is to be buried | olis. in Concordia Cemetery tomorrow | April and resumed his practice. He Broadmoor Country Club, of which | following funeral services at 2 p. m. | had been confined to his bed since he was secretary since its founding; | in the Grace Lutheran Church. She | June 2.

Owensboro until two years ago, when he came here to live with a daughter, Mrs. Walter L. Hitt, 5227 N. Capitol Ave. In addition to Mrs. Hitt, survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Addison H. Hitt, Bristol, Tenn, and Mrs. Howard Day, Denver; a son, C. C. Applegate, Kalamazoo, Mich.; two granddaughters, Mrs. Morgan Scheerer, Indianapolis, and Maurine Stevens, Denver, and a grandson, Walter Applegate, Kalamazoo.

DR. TINDALL'S RITES SET FOR TOMORROW

Physician Had Practiced in Shelbyville 50 Years.

SHELBYVILLE, Oct. 11 (U. P.).—

following a long illness. Dr. Tindall became ill last February and underwent an operation

He returned to Shelbyville in

He had been president of the Past Grand Chancellors’ Association |

|of the Knights of Pythias during |

the last five years, was a professor |

| of obstetrics for the Indiana Eclectic |

during the World | | War, was a resident of Indianapolis | {for 10 years. He is survived by his | a | daughter, Miss Irmgard Matschull, | land two sons, Werner and Walter, |

yesterday in Methodist Hospital, is |

He was 75, and had lived in!

Medical College of Indianapolis before it closed 35 years ago, and served as secretary of the Shelbyville Health Board. Survivors are the widow, two sons, Dr. Paul R. Tindall, Health Board secretary and managing director of the Major Hospital here, and Carl A. Tindall, 1455 N. New Jersey St. Indianapolis, divisional salesmanager for the Peerless Foundry Co. and one brother, Jesse M. Tindall, 401 N. Arsenal Ave, Indianapolis.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

STATE DEATHS

BRAZIL John P. Ley, 73. Survivors: Wife, Elizabeth: sons, Herman B., Anton and Paul: daughters, Mrs. Clara Blair. Mrs. John Schauwecker, Mrs. Grace Champion and Mrs. Alma L. Vitz. CONNERSVILLE — Charles E. Richardson, 77. Survivors: Wife, Santrilla; son, William: daughter, Mrs. Ralph Davison; brothers, Thomas and George.

EDWARDSPORT Governor P. Crawford, 48. Survivors: Wife: mother, Annie M. Crawford: daughters, Mrs. Crystal L. Reeve, Miss Lucille and Miss Betty: prothers, Charlie, Lou, Claude and Marvel; sister, Mrs. Bessie Atkins. GARY—Adam Syrkiewicz, 40. Survivors: Wife; daughters, Mrs. Helen Lach an Mrs. Irene Zapinski; Sigmunt and Edward. HEBRON — Jesse Filer, 60. Survivors: Wife. sons, Leonard and William; daughter, Mrs. Goldie Crisman. . HUNTINGTON—Thomas Beal, 70. Suryors: Stepdaughter, Clara Therman ; brothers, Ed, John and James; sisMrs. Emma Harlan and Mrs. Rose

sons,

LAPEL—Wilson E. Cascadden, 84. Survivors: Wife, Edith; sons, W. Orneldo and Earle S.: brother, Thomas.

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Husband, Walter; aughters, ene T. Pryor and Miss Joan; , John and Josebh Flory: sisters, Mrs. Alice Garver and Mrs. Ruth Spindler: father, Marion. LOSANTVILLE—Alva Wagner, 42. Sure vivors: Wife, Martha; father, Cain: daughters, Wilma and Emma Lou; brother, Charles. MARKLE—William H. Earhart, vivors: Sons, Clarence, Elzie, Charles, Milton and Milo. PRINCETON—Mrs. Jane Utley, 86. Sur-

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Mrs. Charles Moore and Mrs. Wheeler. PERU~—William G. Meese, 55. Survivors: Wife, Emma; daughter, Gladys; son, Giles: brothers, Louis, Frank and Herman; sisters. Mrs. Amanda Schreiber and Mrs. Emma Espland.

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