Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1937 — Page 8
MCRAY RITES WILL BE HELD AT HOME HERE
Benjamin Harrisons Friend Dies at 83 After Three Weeks’ lliness.
Franklin McCray, Indianapolis attorney and Republican worker, who died Saturday in his home, 217 E. 23d St., is to be buried in Crown Hill tomorrow following funeral services at 2 p. m. in MecNeely & Sons mortuary. He was 83. Mr. McCray had remained active in legal practice until he became seriously ill three weeks ago. He was a friend and intimate of Benjamin Harrison, acquaintance of Woodrow Wilson and known among political and legal leaders of the state and nation He was born in Marion County and had lived here all his life. He had served in the State Legislature and was a former Criminal Court judge Attended Three Colleges
Mr. MeCrav attended Franklin College, Valparaiso University, and was graduated from Denison University in Ohio. For five years after graduation he taught school then began his legal work He had served as assistant prosecuting attorney and in 1894 was elected Criminal Court judge. He was a member of the Legislature during the administration of Governor James P. Goodrich. Mr. MeCray was a member of the Indianapolis Bar Association, Indiana State Bar Association and the American Bar Association, He also | was a member of Central Christian Church and the Century Club. Survivors are the wife, Mus, Katherine E. Lamprod MeCray, and a brother, Samuel McCray, LOs Angeles.
ALEXANDER H. ARBUCKLE, a retired postman who died yesterday in his home, 1620 W. 58th St. following a short illness, is to be buried to- | morrow in Crown Hill. He was 82. Funeral services are to be held p. m. in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Mr. Arbuckle, who was born in Shelby County, was employed in the postal department for 45 years and | retired in 1920. He was a member the Baptist church. Besides the wife, Mrs. Hattie Arbuckle, he is survived by three sons and two daughters by a former marriage. They are O. L. Arbuckle and Miss Elva Arbuckle, Washington; Mrs. W. V. Welker, New Haven, Conn.; M. L. Arbuckle, Indianapolis, and BE. R. Arbuckle, Los Angeles, Four grandchildren, Gerald E. Arbuckle and John T. Arbuckle, Los Angeles, George Haven Welker, New Haven, and Dr. Russell L. Arbuckle, Indianapolis, also survive
HENRY WILBUR BAKER, former Martin Parry Body Works empiovee, died yesterday in his home, 42 N Traub Ave He was 70 and had lived here for 25 years The Rev. C. G. Baker and members of the Harris Lodge I. 0. O. F will be in charge of the funeral services, to be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Conkle Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral Park Mr. Baker, member of the Chris-
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Lodge, was born in Georgetown, The survivors are the wife, Mrs. Kate Baker; son, Robert W. Baker,
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STATE DEATHS
| ANDERSON--David Wilson 54, Surviv-) | ors: Daughters, Mrs. Francis Crumley and Mrs. Martha Campbell; sons, William and Paul | CHARUESTOWN=—James 1. Cole, 16. | Survivors: Wife, Ella; daughters, Mrs, C S. Hughes and Mrs. Harold MeCulloch. EDINBURG Mrs. Sarah Sawin, 80, Sur- | | vivors: Husband, I. M. Sawin, daughters, | rs. Elmer Parks, Mrs. Harry Powell, Mrs. [ Mrs, Elmer Parks, Mrs. H Powell, M iJ, PF, Xlein and Mrs, J. B. Hapeman; | | sons, O. J.. F., J. J. and George ELKHART—James PF. Craie, 17. Sur-! | vivors: Pather, Fred. mother, Lois; sisters, Mrs. Ray Kiefer and Donna. { John P, Bird. 77. Survivors: Wife, Anna Waldref Bird: step-sons, Norval and Fred | Waldref; step-daughters, Mrs. Frank R Dodge, Mrs. J. G. Christiansen. Mrs. Ed- | Kanziser, Mrs. Ray Love and Mrs. C. R. Jacques,
Frankie Snedekar, 4 Frank: mother, Gladys. ELWOOD George McCreary, Sur- | | vivors: Sons, Edward Ciarence. Norva and Milo; brothers, Jesse Alvin and Louis. FATRLAND-—Jacob W, Grimes, 62, Survivors: Wife, Clara: sisters. Mrs, Martin Yarling and Mrs. Oscar Pile FAIRVIEW-—Adam Herbert, 69, Survivors: Wife, Elizabeth: daughter, Mrs. Cardline Richardson; sons, John, Joseph, Louis | |. and William; sisters, Mrs, Lizzie Hill, | Mrs, Lena Summan, Mrs, Mazzie Wilson, brothers, Joseph, Henry and Will GREENSBURG Rev. I. B. Morgan, 68 Survivors: Son, Ati: daughters, Mrs, Ches-
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was 22 Funeral arrangements have not been completed | Until four weeks ago, Mr. Fitzer | had roomed at 902 Union St. where | he became seriously ill. His death | was attributed to a rare disease, leukemia | In addition to the parents, a | brother, Cecil M., Indianapolis, and a sister, Miss Mabel Fitzer, Walton, survive STLAN ED SWAIM, former pub- | of the old Hammond Daily | News for more than two decades and active Democratic leader for | many vears, died last night of heart disease in his home at Zionsville, He was 73. Funeral arrangements were to be completed today. Mr, Swaim was an uncle of H.| Nathan Swaim, Indianapolis City | Controller. For the last several years he was a State Motor Vehicle | Bureau employee. Until his death, | he had been in good health, working | the offices in the State House
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Since relinquishing his interests | about 10 years ago in the Hammond | Daily News, he had lived in Zions- | ville. Throughout his life Mr. Swaim was active in Democratic Party aifairs, serving as Lake County Democratic committee secretary and chairman. Survivors are the wife. Flota. and a brother, Charles R., Zionsville.
WILLIAM SCHULMEYTER, dianapolis resident 82 years, died Saturday in his home, 2059 Park Ave. Cremation is to follow funeral services at 3 p. m. today in the
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Mr. Schulmeyer, who was 84, was | one of the oldest members of the Indianapolis Turnverein., He attended the old German-English Independent School and was in the grocery business here until 1904. Survivors are the wife, Elizabeth W.: three sons, Fred W., Harold B., and Walter B., all of Indianapolis | and four daughters, Miss Louise M., Miss Vera and Miss mever, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. | P. M. Orlopp, Chicago.
HAROLD J. GEIGER, Barly & | Daniels Grain Co, employee and In- |
| dianapolis Board of Trade member,
who died yesterday in his home, 542 N. Grav St. is to be buried Wednes- ! day. He was 34 and had been 11! several months | Funeral services will be held at | m. Wednesday in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home and at 9 a. m. in the St. Philip Neri Catholic | | Church. Burial arrangements were | to be completed todav, Mr. Geiger attended Sacred Heart | | High School and grade school and
Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Menn |
Hanger, Pilot Knob, and Mis. Madgie Bradley, New Albany; halfsister, Miss Belle Sloan, New Albany; brother, H. C. Baker, New Albanv,
and half-brother, Bonn Sloan, New
Albany.
OTHO E. FITZER, Haag Drug Co. |
employee and Indianapolis School
of Pharmacy student, died Saturday |
in the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Fitzer, Walton. He |
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ter Van Blair and Irene: brother. ©. A. Morgan: sister, Mrs, Bertha Caple. LAFAYETTE Mrs. Jane Kisner. Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. Thomas Fougeres. Vaughn Teeters, 57. Survivors: othEllen: sister, Mrs, Lawrence Bascomb,; Wade and Francis. LAGRANGE-—Mrs, Willis O. Sesline, 51. Survivors: Husband: parents; 10 brothers and sisters. MEDORA —George F. Spray, 68. SurCora; son, Samuel; sisters, Mrs, Alice Wells, Mrs. William Hercamp. rs. H. C. McPherson and Mrs, Lycurgus McPherson, NOBLESVILLE—Mrs, Juliet Beals. Survivor: Son, Blanchard RUSHVILLE Mrs, Mamie Stevens, Survivors: Husband, Cliff: son, Gilbert; brothers, Glen and Bernice. SELUERSBURG Mis. Eva Belle Macki71. Survivors: Son, Werner: daughMrs, Carrie Dickson, Mrs. Ruth
ters, Mrs, Nellie Blevins, Mrs, Eva
Creamer,
| | Belle Harger and Mrs. Myrtle Bernhart. Ellen Cher- |
SHELBY VILLE—Mrg. Sarah 73. Survivors, Daughter, rs. Tucker: brother, Robert Plunkett SHIRLEY Walter Lewis Jessup, 29. Survivors: Wife, Florence. sisters, rs. Crystal Hartley, Mrs. Margaret AKers and Mrs, Cora MeDaniel, brothers, Omer, Chester and Elmer, WARSAW-—-Ira L. Banghart, Wife, Agnes: brothers, Pdward, Quentin and Bobby:
Ray
19. SurHerschel, sister, Mrs.
Jack Collier; father: Ira. mother, Irma.
was graduated Business College. In 1932 he married Miss Florence Downey, Indianapolis. Survivors are the wife; parents, Mr. and Mrs, John C. Geiger, Indianapolis; brother, Arthure Geiger, Newark, N. J, and two sisters, Mrs. Vern Proctor, Jackson Heights, L. I. and Mrs. Richard M. Brooks, Indianapolis.
FRANCIS LEWIS CROWE, State |
Accounts Board field examiner for
Indianapolis, died in his home in Pennville Saturday, Funeral services are to be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Pennville Mr. Crowe, who was 66, was a
[member of the Methodist Episcopal | following services at 2 p. m. & Askin Mor- |
Church. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Alida Crowe; a daughter, Mrs. Alex L. Taggert Jr. Indianapolis; two sons, Garth Crowe, Portland, Ore, and Gordon Crowe, Pennville; a sister, Mrs. L. V. Walton, Portland, Ore. and a brother, Ray Crowe, Texas. MRS. ADAH HULDAH SCOTTON, wife of Alfred Bruce Scotton, died yesterday in her home, 3007 College Ave, after an illness of one week. Funeral services will be held 2 p. m, tomorrow in the Hisey Titus Funeral Home with burial Crown Hill. A resident of Indianapolis for 44 years, Mrs. Scotton was born in Brownsville. She moved here Aug. 1, 1893, following her marriage to Mr. Secotton.
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Besides the hushand, two daugh- |
ters, Mrs. Harry Groff and Mrs. Carey Smith, both of Indianapolis, also survive, MRS. FLORETTA MIARS HUGHES, who died Saturday in her home, 1180 W. 20th St., was to be buried today in Washington Park following funeral services at 2:30 p. m. in St. Paul Church,
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FUNERAL SET TODAY
Funeral services for Charles S. Barker and Indianapolis Shrine officials, fatally
near Lebanon Thursday night, were to be held at 2 p. m. today in Murat Temple. The bodies were to lie in state in
of the funeral. Burial was to be in | Crown Hill. The Rev, | Tabernacle
J. Ambrose Dunkle, Presbyterian Church
| pastor, was to officiate. Ritual was | to be given by Calvin Prather Lodge |
| and Mystic Tie Lodge, F. & A. M. | been Murat Shrine recorder | years. Mr. Temperiey, 3537 Pennsylvania St, was potentate of the Temple.
singer under the name of Miars Wilson, was 63. She was born in Bowersville, O., and lived in Indianapolis several vears before tour-
She was a St. Paul M. E. Church member, Survivors are the husband, James F. Hughes,” a son, Kenneth F. Hughes, Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Lucille Curry, Oklahoma City, Okla.; two stepsons, Elias Hughes, | Anderson, and Clarence Hughes, Belleville, Ill; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Carl Leach and Mrs. BRarl | Irrgang, botn of Anderson, and two | brothers, George W. Miars and
FOR CRASH VICTIMS
Edwin E. Temperley,
injured in an automobile accident
ing the country as a concert soloist. |
was a member of the Rosedale ME. | right, Tndianapolis, and Mrs, John |
Church. Survivors are five sons, Charles, Terre Haute, and Herman, Rosedale; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. MISS IDA HITE, who died FPriday in the Methodist Hospital, was to be buried in Crown Hill today following services at 10:30 a. m. in
the Temple from 11 a. m. until time |
Mr. Baker, 1540 College Ave, had '
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the Harry W. Moore Funeral Home. Miss Hite, who was 52, had been employed as a housekeeper and was a resident here 30 vears.
Surviving are her mother, Mrs.
| Mary R. Freeman; four sisters, Mrs. |
| Emma Hanna and Mrs. Blanche | Tipps, Indianapolis; Mrs. Iva Mec- [ Ginnis, Gosport, and Mrs. Flossie | Jameson, Paragon, Ben, Indianapolis, and Otis Hite,
20 | Whitaker, and two half-brothers,
er and Byron Freeman, Indian-
illustrious | apolis,
JOHN BONA CONTI, 048 8. Bast
Elijah, | | Qin and Floyd, Indianapolis, and
two brothers, |
| Hanlon, Waukegan, Til.
ANTHONY H. (TONY) CARDINAL, an interior decorator em[ployed by tite Indianapolis School Board, was to be buried today in Washington Park following services ‘at 2:30 pb. m. in the Harry W. Moore Funeral Home. He was 586. | A resident of Indianapolis 30 | years, Mr. Cardinal, 1136 N. Olney | St, died Friday in City Hospital [after an illness of two weeks. He was born in Vincennes and
was a member of Christian Men | Builders’ Class of the Third Chris- | tian Church. Survivors include his wife, Pearl, his father, Anthony Cardinal 8r.. In- | dianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Bur- | dette Adkins, Los Angeles; two sons, James and Kenneth Oardinal, both | lof Indianapolis, and three grand- |
8t., who died Saturday in St. Francis | children
Hospital, is to be buried tomorrow | in Holy Cross following services at
8:30 a. m. at the home and at 9 a. m, in Holy Rosary Church. He was 58. Since his arrival in the United States from Italy in 1900, Mr. Oonti has lived in Indianapolis. He was the proprietor of a grocery mn his home 30 vears. Mr. Conti was a member of Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Survivors are, the wife. Josephine, and a son, Thomas L. Mascari, Indianapolis.
CHARLES GODFREY MORRI- |
who died Thursday in his
SON,
former resident of | William Miars, both of Indianapolis. | home, 3620 N. Capitol Ave, was to
MRS. RHEA HALL BEHYMER, | he buried in Franklin today follow-
[contralto soloist, widely known in | Indianapolis musical circles, who died Saturday night in her home, [1603 Central Ave, is to be buried t0morrow in Royster tuary.
child. She sang at the First Baptist Church, First Presbyterian Church, First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Second Church of Christ, Scientist. She was a member of the Aftermath Club, Mu Phi
Matinee Musicale. Survivors are the husband, Omer T., two brothers, Judson and W. | Pink Hall, both of Indianapolis. MRS. SUSAN ALICE Indianapolis resident for 14 years [who died Saturday in the home of a son, Elijah Jacobs, 1141 W. New | York St, is to be buried in Floral
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{10:30 a. m. ih the son's home.
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ing funeral services at 10 a. m, in the Shirley Bros. Central Chapel. Mr. Morrison had been an appraiser for the Producers Commis-
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sion Association for 15 vears. He was | 52. He had been a resident here 47 |
Mrs. Behymer moved to Indian- | years and was a Centenary Chris- | apolis from Rising Sun when a | tian Church member.
Survivors are the wife, Hazel; son, Charles Jr, Indianapolis; two troit, and Mrs.
Morrison, Chicago; two
John and Albert Meorrizon, Chicago,
and two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Coaurt-
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