Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1937 — Page 11

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13,

FORMER LOCAL BUSINESSMAN, 74, DIES HERE

John Wesley Blackledge Was |

Credited With Several Inventions.

John Wesley Blackledge was to be buried in Crown Hill today follow-

ing funeral services at the home of,

his sister, Mrs. W. W. Thornton, 2021 N. Delaware St. He was 74. Mr. Blackledge was born in Rockville, moving to Indianapolis in 1870 He attended public schools here and

for some time was an employee of a |

wholesale millinery firm.

He later became a partner in the | wholesale | before moving to Chicago |

Mullen-Blackledge Co. cannery, 35 vears ago. Mr. Blackledge was credited with several automotive inventions. In the latter part of his life he traveled extensively in South America, Syria and Palestine,

MRS. ANNA MARY GRESHAM, long-time Indianapolis resident who died yesterday in the home of her son, is to be buried in Memorial Park following services tomorrow in the John F. Revnolds Mortuary and the Littlee Flower Catholic Church. Mrs. Gresham, who had been 1 | for four years, lived with the son, Arthur G. Gresham, 1228 Euclid Ave. She was born in Terre Haute and came here as a young woman, She was a member of the Little Flower Church, its Altar Society and the Gold Star Mothers, Survivors are the son and two sisters, Mrs. Marguerite Ray and Miss Ellen Donahue, Indianapolis.

MRS. TRENE WOOD, who died vesterday in her apartment, 415 E Vermont St., will be buried in New Palestine Cemetery following services at Shirley Bros. Chapel at 2:45 p. m. tomorrow. She is survived by a son, Wood; her father, John R. Curry, four brothers, Frank, John, Lawrence and Harry Curry, and two sisters, Mrs. Nora Harlan Dorothy Dew,

JOHN A. GROH, resident of Indianapolis 34 years, died Monday at his home, 530 Prospect St. Services are to be at 2 home and burial is to be morial Park Cemetery,

Frank

in Me-

Mr. Groh was born in Cincinnati, |

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lotiise Groh: daughters, Mrs, Louis Wischmeyer and Mrs. Mary Spenny,

sons, Louis J., Nathan and Howard |

of Indianapolis, and Albert of St. Louis.

HOOSIER BOYS WIN 4-H SCHOLARSHIPS

COLUMBUS, O,, Oct. 13 (U, P.).—~ College scholarships of $400 each have been awarded to Philip Bamberg, of Westwood, Mass, Lehtola, of South Weymouth, Mass.,

winning team in the 4-H Club dairy | ___

and Mrs.

p. m. tomorrow at the |

and Paul |

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STATE DEATHS [&

E. Snyder 40 daughter. Mrs Ruth Beulan Hendricks Clayton Shake, 74 : 1

ANDERSON Roy Wife, Mary : sister Mrs. | Ents, Cod and

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Don es ro and Grant CRAWFORDSVILLE Survivors: Daughter son. Earl Cunningham, 84, Survivors Sons, Herbert. Walter and Claude. Mrs. Eva M. Booe. Survivor: Son, Lee. 5 CUBE RLAND - Mrs, Mathilda Wiese, 50 vors: Husband, Loui s A. son, Everett; So er, E ; er Mrs. Charles | Oertel, ‘dia Fran Mrs. Henry | Harting and Mrs, Henty Schakel; brothers, Edward and John Kruse DECATUR J. E, Spangler 65 ors: Wife, Ollie; brothers, C | D.; sisters, Mrs, Mary Hen: schen and Eli? | Spangler. FT. WAYNE | Survivors: wif e a and Mrs, Martin 'F.: si bel and Mrs Het bert Isay

Survivors 2. Yleasant and William S. J Claud

William B. Berry Mrs. Nora M

| T. Reder; Timan H.

Schick parents

Martin C. lary C 1 Mrs. Carl Sei-

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Joseph Iwon, 60. Survivors Evelyn, Celia and Theresa Joseph and Theodore; sisters Mrs. Mary Mroczak and M Al bica: brothers John Michae Mrs. Anna Mihajlovit } | band, Peter; sister, Mrs. Eli Stepsons, Joseph and Tony, Mrs. John Simich Otho A. Jordan, 57. Survivors: Wife Julia; sons, Roy, Merrill, Meredith and Vearl; daughter, Mrs. Ri ta Saxt on KOKOMO Mrs. Mary BE Mills, 82. Sur- | vivors: Son, Don. daughters, Mrs Elsie Ek | Mrs, Stella Henderson, Mrs Maude Goudy [and Hazel Rutter: brother. Austin Moore James F. Kirb 74, Survivors i { Susan; sons, Jesse, Basil and daughters, Mrs. Nora McA ninzh, Mr Plake, Mrs. Blanch South and Mrs Sina Bowers

GARY Daughters | sons, John,

beth Simi

Jew; sisters Mrs and Mrs

Dora Harrell

LEBANON James W. Ferguson, 7 Sur-

vivors Wife Amret son Huy 1 | daughter Mr ) re, sisters, Mrs, W | A. Grimes. Mrs. rrick and Mrs F. C. Moore; brothers, G. and Oscar.

LOGANSPORT Mrs, Elizabeth Johnson 68. Survivors: Husband, Howard; daughters, Mrs, Thomas Lowry Mrs Walter Behmer and Mrs Dean Miller: sons

HINDENBURG CRASH CAUSES ARE LISTED

Five Present at Once, Professor Says.

MUNICH, Oct. 13 (U.P. .—EXhaustive experiments have demonstrated that five separate causes | contributed to the Hindenburg disaster at Lakehurst, N. J., Prof. Max Dieckmann of the Atmospheric Electricity Institute of Graeflfling, declared today. Speaking before the Lilienthal So ciety, Prof. Dieckmann stated that the disaster would not have oc- | curred had anyone of these causes been lacking: 1. Hydrogen balloon during the voyage. 2. The ship was immobile and thus the ventilation effect whereby escaping gas usually is dissipated { could not take place. 3. Rain made the : ship highly conductive, 4. Sparks generated | electricity. | 5. There was high tween bres of the ship.

PRIZE TURTLES ARE SPE EDY | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Oct. 13 (U P.).—Frank Allen is pretty proud of | his stable of thoroughbred racers. | They're turtles, 18 of them. every one is capable of covering 10 feet in less than a minute.

from the minutes of

escaped the last

body of the atmospheric

tension be-

contest here in connection with the |

National Dairy Show, it was announced today.

Sectional championship

teams, |

Eatmor Cranberries

chosen from 37 state teams in the |

contest, terday. $250 scholarships,

Runners-up, who received

son and Eugene Thomas of Liberty, !

Ind.; Alvin Dale and Roy Fleming of near Nashville, Tenn. and Sam Lenz and Garth Blackburn of Manchester, Mont.

TWO LOCAL P) PASTORS SPEAK AT PARLEY

* ANDERSON, Ind., Oct. 13 <(U. P). —Addresses by two Indianapolis pastors andgone from Seymour were to highlight today's session of the 105th annual meeting of Indiana Baptists. The three chief speakers on the second day's program were the Rev, L. C. Trent and the Rev. C. W. Atwater, both of Indianapolis, and the Rev. A. A. Cohn, of Seymour, Dr. William Gear Spencer, Franklin College president, delivered the principal address at last night's session.

TESTS ARE SET FOR THREE U. S. POSTS

Civil Service examinations for positions of associate geophysicist, special agricultural economic writer and cottonseed technologist are to be held at the local office of the U. 8. Civil Service Commission. Examinations are to be given by C. P, Bernhart, Room 421 I'aderal Building. The date is to be announced later.

BAR CODE TO BE SCANNED

A benitative ‘code 0 code of practice for Indiana attorneys is to be submitted to gtate lawyers for suggestions and chdfiges before the final plan is adopted officially, Supreme Court Justice Michael Fansler said in an address before the Lawyers Association of Indianapolis yesterday. He spoke at a luncheon-meeting in the Ripe) _Washington.

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