Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1937 — Page 4

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RETIRED PASTOR |

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SCENE OF WORK

The Rev. W F. Schrontz Was Orange Minister for 33 Years. |

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The Rev. W. F. Schrontz, retired Disciples of Christ pastor living al 88 Lavman Ave., who died yesterday in Rushville, is to be buried in Orange following funeral services at 1:30 p. m. in the Orange

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Church where pastor 33 years. He was 75 The Rev. O. A. Trinkle, Englewood Christian Church pastor, will be In charge. The Rev. Mr. Schront2’ death came after an illness of seven weeks For the last 16 vears he had been a resident of Indianapolis and since his retirement several years ago, the Rev. Mr. Schront in churches here Born in Lone Pine, Pa. he twice held pastorates in Orange, Favette Countv. and also was pastor at Ligonier and New Palestine. The Rev. Mr. Schrontz is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary B. Schrontz; aul. Columbus, O. and Lawrence. Los Angeles; two daughrs. Mrs. Margaret Seil, Grayville, and Mrs. Esther Ewing, Pawaw. Mich.: a sister, Miss Elizabeth 1 and a brother, Clark A. both of Weashington, Pa.

DAVID SLAVEY, Virginia | nsurance Co. agent for the last 4 who died in City Hospital S is to be buried in Floral I tomorrow following funeral services at 2 p. m. in Conkle Funeral Home. He was 59 and lived at 1221 N. Warman Ave. A member of Marion Lodge 30, F.| & A. M.. Mr. Slavey was born in Tavlor County, Kentucky. Eleven children and the wife, Mrs. Ivy Slavey. survive. The daughters are Mrs. Gertrude Owens, Mrs. Bettv Niehaus, Mrs. Myrtle Doan, Mrs. Irene Swink and Mrs. Cleo Holden, all of Indianapolis. and Mrs. Fanra Goode. Minoquia, Wis.; sons, Oscar, | California; Stanley, Watsontown, | Pa.: Charles, West Virginia, and | Thomas and Clarence, both of Indi- | anapolis; two brothers, Samuel, | Ohio, and William, Elizabethtown; 11 grandchildren. JOHN DEVINE, for 21 years chief engineer of U. S. Lock 39 on the | Ohio River at Florence, who died | Sunday in the home of a brother-in-law, Forest R. Boyce, 2021 Nowland Ave., is to be buried in Crown Hill tomorrow following

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funeral | services at 10:30 a. m. in the Boyce | home. Mr. Devine resigned from his post | at the lock whe nhe became ill several months ago. He was 53 and was born in Madison. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Flossie Devine; step-daughter,

¥. Schoenell, 63. Mrs. Margaret Neubrother,

ANDREWS Charles Survivors: Daughter, fer: sister, Mrs, Albert Crowe; Clarence Mrs, John Royston, m2. Survivors: yaughter, Mrs. John Sees; son, John, BLOOMING TON—Oscar Macy, 80, Survivors: Wife, Etta; son, Truman. CRAWFORDSVILLE—Louls J. Truax, 64, Wife. Verna; daughters, Mrs. Bymaster and Mrs. Lula May son, John; sister, Mrs, Mary

Survivors Lavern Walden: Smith ELKHART Mrs, Edith Sanford, 54, Survivors Hushana: daughters, Mrs. Helen Klopfenstem and rs. arjorie Knappen: brothers, Noah and Dell Landis: sisters Mrs. Mabel Morris, Mrs, Nell Adams an Mrs. May McLaughlin, FELWOOD Elijah J. Jobe, 76, Daughter, Mrs. Charles Reasbeck. FILLMORE-—Charles V. Neier, 4. civors: Wife: daughte:, Mrs, Sam sons, Truman and Harry HUNTINGTON Mrs, Rosa A. Smith, 72. Survivors: Sons, Arthur, Albert, Elbert and Oscar: brothers, Solomon, Charles, Rov. Frank and William Knight. HUNTINGTON—Stephen colpetzet. 86. survivors. Wife, Levry; son, Allen; daughter, Mrs. Anna Derf,

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services at 10 a. Ray Street Nazarene Church.

JUDSON--Daniel Crooks, 26. Survivors:

STATE DEATHS

wife: child; father, Fred; mother, Mrs, Crooks. KINGSBURY—Ralph D. Milner, 8. Survivors: Mother, Irene; father, Russell, LA PORTE—George Gilderman, 61. Survivors: Wife, Nell; daughter, Mrs, Harold Gaul; three sisters; brother. MARION Robert Felton, 66. Survivors: Wite, Olga: daughters. Mrs. Carl Underwood and Mrs, Esther Flynn; son, Robert; sister, Mrs. Oliver Bannister, Mrs. Evangeline Coon, 1". Sister, Mrs. Elvira Wood. PERU—George W. Wagner, 62, Survive : Wife, M : son, Hugh, daughter,

. DE. MM. Ly John, Harold and O Roy Wilson and Mrs. RICHMOND—Richard Beck, ors: Wife; brother, Harley. Glen Riggs, Mrs, Maude port Adams and Mrs, W SOUTH BEND—Emma OC. vivors: Sister, Mrs, Alice brother, Elliott, WALTON—Otho E. Filzer, Father, William; mother, sister, Mabel; brother, Cecil. WINDFALL—Mrs, Alice Bogrue, 68. Survivor: Sister, ZIONSVILLE—S, E. Swaim, 73. Survivors: Wife, Flota.

Survivor:

31. Survive sisters, I'S, ebb, Mrs, ElE. Morris, Little. SurApplegate;

22. Survivors: rs. Fitzer;

m. Friday in the Tent They are Lorin, Chattanooga, Tenn.;

Ralph, El Centro, Cal; Rob-

Mrs. Coval ived at 508 Coffey St. |ert, Cincinnati, and Horace, Indi-

and was 61, She is survived by a son. Fred; a daughter, Mrs. Auguarette Nelson, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs, O. A. Roush, Hobbs, N. M.. and a biother, Fred Kingen, Lawrencevile, 11. Her husband, Charles Coval, died several years ago. SAMUEL BARRINGER, Indianapolis resident for the last 55 years, is to pe buried in Crown Hill tomorrow at 2 p. m. following funeral services in his home, 2535 S. Meridian St. 111 since August, Mr. Barringer, who was 79. died Saturday in nis home. For many years he was a South Side tavern operator. Mr. Barringer was born in Council Bluffs, Towa, and moved here 55 vears ago. He was a member of the zion Evangelical Church, Fraternal Order of Eagles and Ancient Order of Druids. Besides a son, Samuel Barringer, Baldwin Park, Cal, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs, Hattie Behr, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Mina Doge, Charlestown, and three grandchildren.

MRS. ALMEDA RUTH BREWER, | | man, and Kevin Brosnan, Vincent

who died yesterday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Ada B. Root, 1301 N. Alabama St. is to be buried in Mooresville tomorrow following fu-

neral services at 1:30 p. m. in Hisey |

& Titus Mortuary. She was 86. Mrs. Brewer had lived in Indianapolis for the last 30 vears. She was born near Mooresville and was & member of Friends church. The daughter and four sons sur-

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and two aunts, Mrs. Carrie Kimmel | and Miss Mayme Umbach, both of | Madison, |

zion Evangelical Church and of the

Mrs. Ballweg was a member of | |

Church’s Wiling Workers’ Club and | . || Plate Repairs.

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THERON GLIDEWELL, former pike Township resident, was buried

yesterday in Hinton, Okla. accord- |

ing to word received here by friends.

He was 72 and until he moved to |

Oklahoma 25 years ago, he lived here near Flackville and in Pike Township. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Arland Gurdon, Brownsburg, and Miss Victoria Glidewell, Michigan: three brothers, Cash Glidewell, Pike Township; Grant Glidewell, Brownsburg, and Freeland Glidewell, Michigan.

K. OF C. WILL HOLD

THANKSGIVING DANCE

Knights of Columbus members and their friends will hold their 38th annual Thanksgiving dance tomorrow night in the organization's newly decorated auditorium at Delaware and 13th Sts.

In charge of arrangements are: Claude Sifferlen, committee chair-

Concannon Jr., I.eo N. Hurley, Paul E. Just, William Leppert, Hubert Rushton, Frank J. Noll Jr., Norbert O'Connor, Lawrence Sexton, Cletus Broeker, Dr. G. G. Kiley, Mark C. Haselman, Edward J. Troy, Arthur E. Irwin and Maurice Fitzegerald, all committeemen.

27 ARE FINED $679 AFTER VICE RAIDS

G-Men Quiz Those Arrested In Northern Indiana.

LA PORTE, Ind., Nov, 23 (U. P). Sixteen women arrested by State Police in simultaneous raids on three La Porte County resorts Saturday night and early Sunday, paid fines and costs totaling $470 in City Court here yesterday. At the same time, nine other wom-

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES en and two men arrested in raids |\VEN|RE EXHAUSTED |

daughter survive him.

by State Police in St. Joseph County were arraigned in South Bend and were fined a total of $209. All of those arrested were ques-

tioned by Federal Bureau of Investi- reported in Criminal after a | hausted name a jury for the trial of Adams on murder charges. Adams is charged with the murder in the first degree of his wife, Mary joel Adams, alias Mary AnderTyler Walker, dean of the Evans- on, a N. Park Ave. dwelling J Deputy Prosecutor Elward Brening lawyer in this city 67 years, died [nan has said he will ask the a penalty for the alleged slayer.

gation Agents concerning a Suspected white slavery ring.

JAMES T. WALKER DIES

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