Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1937 — Page 9
SDAY, NOV. 4, 1937
MILLIKEN RITES SCHEDULED
IN CITY TODAY
Former Indianapolis Doctor Dies in Arkansas: Prominent Here.
Dr. Robert A. Milliken, former Indianapolis resident who died Monday in Little Rock, Ark. was to be buried in Crown Hill today following funeral services at 11 a. m., in Flanner & Buchanan ‘Mortuary. He was 46. Dr. Milliken, an orthopedic suroeon, practiced here from 1920 to 1934. Born in Brookline, Mass., he was graduated from Groton School in 1914, receiving his medical de‘om Harvard University in 1918 He w lieutenant - commander in the Naval Reserve Corps. Dr. Milliken left Indianapolis in July, 1934, to become director of the ypled children’s division of the Arkansas Welfare Department. While here he was a member of Woodstock Country Club, Contemporary Club, Dramatic Club, Literary Club and the Indiana Medical Association. § are his wife, Mrs. Opal ken: a son, Walter Louis 1d a daughter, Mildred children of his first ired Post Milliken; Louis Milliken, "Hybrother, Arthur Svmesb Conn., and two sisters, Mrs. Fisk Landers, Indianapolis and Miss Ruth Milliken,
SENET New York.
MRS. ETHEL MAE JONES, 1035 I t., died yesterday in
father, annisport, Mass.;
ct lived in Indian1 services are to be held at Saturday in St. Philip Neri “hurch, of which she was Burial is
Meade County, Kentucky, came to Indianapolis
Mrs. Jones, | m
to be in Cal- |
| | { ANDERSON—M7rs. Fredonla Wood. 30. Survivors: Husband,. Dwight: daughters, | Betty and Dejoris? ‘son. Dwight dgar, mother, Mrs. Florence Stanley. | Mrs. Elsie Hessler. 46. Survivors: Hus- | band, William; mother, Mrs. | George: sister, Mrs. Maude Carroll: sister and half-brother. | Miss Madge Irene Hoppes. 42. Survivors: Parents, Mr. ‘an Mrs. Peter | Hoppes; sisters, Mrs. Lowell Johnston, Mrs. Agnes Besman and Mrs, Cuba Younce; brother, Howard,
ATTICA—Matt C. Gragdy. 57. Survivors: Wwife,. Jessie; daughter Mrs. Edna Phelps; son, Joseph; six brothers and one sister.
BARGERSVILLE—Ora Tavlor Cook, 46. | Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Cornelius J. Cook; sister, Mrs. Walter Gates; brother, Chester.
COLUMBUS—Miss Sue B. Alford. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Mattie Doss. Jesse Hobsom, 53, Survivors: Brothers, the Rev. William Hobson. John and George; sister, Mrs. Jane Lyon.
DUGGER—Mallie K. Ghristy. 67. vivors: Wife, Ellen; daughters. Mrs. Mae Ringer, Mrs. Lola Shields. Mrs. Dovie Franklin and Mrs. Ruth Scott: sons, Loveall, Fred, Denver, Raymond and Liebert; brother, Albert; sister, Mrs. Lustie Ooley.
EDINBURG—Mrs., Lucinda Hasch. 83. Survivors: Sons, Joseph, Arch, Willlam and Clay, daughters, Mrs. Maude Cooper and Mrs. Orville Hoskins.
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HOPE—John ‘W. Simmons, 82. Suryivors: Son. Charles; daughter, Mrs. Ora W. Robertson.
LADOGA—MTrs.
Emma F. Rains Ferguson, 71. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Mel- { vin Laughlin and Mrs. Virgil Sutherlin; son, Ansel; sisters, Mrs. Ida Smith. Mrs. | Nora Smith and Mrs.-Anna Johnson; brgth- | er,, Arthur Rains.
LAFAYETTE—Mrs. Dollie McMindes Qoo- | ley, 57. Survivors: Husband, Joseph; daugh- | ver, Mrs. Gladys Nice; son, Charles; broth- { er Albert McMindes.
[ "LINTON—Mrs. Clyde Alice Hollingsworth, | 40. Survivors: Husband, Mark; father, | Sherman Thomas; sons, Hershel, James and Wayne Allen Hollingsworth: daughters, Grace, Mary, Hanna, Etta Marie and Betty Hollingsworth; sister. Mrs. Goldie | Callaway: brother, Linus Thomas.
| LOGANSPORT —A. W. Gallion, 67. Sur- | vivors: Wife; sons, Earl and Clarence Gallion: sisters, Mrs. Harriett Dodrill, Mrs | J. H. Wettleaufer and Mrs. F. W. Brigden; brother, William.
MARION—Charles T. Groenendyke, 57. Survivors: Wife, Flora; son, Charles Jr.; | sister, Mrs. Cora Hawk. | MELLOTT—Michael Ehrie. 85. Survivors: Wife, Catherine; son, John; daughters, Mrs. Julia McCollum, Mrs. Gertrude Ehrie; sister, Peter
Murdock and Miss Mary C. | Mrs. Frank Schaffer: brother, | Kramer, NEWCASTLE—Mrs. Nora Leakey, 79. urvivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ethel Roberts, rs. Ruth Shutt, Mrs. Loring Fisher and { Mrs. Maude Reynolds. sons, Jesse, Russell | and Oris; sisters, Mrs. Anna Kuhn and | Mrs. Lulu Vickers.
| son Ave. is to be buried in Crown | Hill this afternoon following fun- | eral services at 2 p. m. in the E. E. Gross funeral home. She was 87. Born in Cincinnati, Mrs. Wolters {moved to Seymour in 1887 and came
Delilah | half- |
_FRANKLIN—Miss Eliza Roose Culmer,’ i. 1
STATE DEATHS
| SHERIDAN—John P. Cox. 82. Survivors: | Son, Thomas; daughters, Mrs. Marv Ogle, | Mrs, Jesse Robertson, Mrs. Audra Drumm, | Mrs. Elsie Swope and Miss Mina Cox; brother, Lincoln; sisters. Miss Elmira Cox, { Mrs. James Storms and Mrs. Fred Carter.
TWELVE MILE—Clyde A. vivors: Wife, Hilda; father, mother, Mrs. Eva Turner.
WAYNETOWN—Charles F. Schwenck, 75. Survivor: Son, Harry.
SYRACUSE—Mrs. Amanda Eva Hickman, 70. Survivors: Sisters. Mrs. Sadie Hire and Mrs. Edward Unrue: sons, Clarence and Guy. Orville LeRoy Devault, two oars. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. ilbur De‘vault; brother, Jackie.
WINAMAC—Mrs., Helen Wyland, 21. Survivors: Husband, Harold: daughter: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrcw Romine. Mrs. Rebecca A. Dunkelbarger, 85. vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ona Dennett, Mrs. Maude Griswold, Miss Olga Dunkelbarger: two sons, Bank and Clod Dunkelbarger.
Moss, 51. SurJohn Moss;
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said today.
which opens Thanksgiving Day, also support tuberculosis sanatoria, diagnostic centers, additional public health nursing, school ucation and campaigns, he said. Ninety-five per cent of the Christmas seal money raised in Indiana
Intyre explained.
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