Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1937 — Page 29

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MARY PALMER. |

RESIDENT HERE

24 YEARS, DIES

Native of Bermuda Will- Be Returned There for . Burial.

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Wife, or LY Joe ‘White 78. Survivors: Sons, Charles and James: Cloud; daughter, lle: : HARTSVILLE—Newt Srabam 3 vivors: Brothers. Sherman and P JEFFERS En FR r ARE 79, . Survivors: ghter, Mrs rah Ad 2 ef; ‘sister, Mrs. Ella eo stepdaugn Mrs.“ Anna Scot t and Mrs. Jenn Gi stepsan, M. A. Ada LEBANON Ma in. 8. Survivors: Parents, and Mrs. Charles Dillon; brother. William; sisters, Ruth, Helen and a

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Mrs. Mary: Palmer, Indianapolis | brother

- resident 24 years and native of Ber- + muda, died yesterday at her home, : 4901 Carrollton Ave. following an : illness of several years, : Funeral services were to be held iat 10 3.1m. today in Flanner & Bu- : chanan: Mortuary. Burial will be at + Hamilton, Bermuda.

+ Mrs, Palmer was the wife of Wal-

ter E. Palmer, Rockwood Manufacturing Co. production manager, and was a member of Meridian Heights . Presb Church. : i husband, a daughter, + Miss Mary Elizabeth Palmer, survives her.

JOHN RANDOLPH MATTHEWS, » 3350 N. Capitol Ave., a paper hanger, « died yesterday while at work at a rooming house in the 2800 block of - Illinois St. He was 68. + Funeral services are to be held at +2 p. m. tomorrow in the H. W. Prof- ! itt Funeral Home. Burial will be at

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* Mr. Matthews had been ill for + several months, ‘Mrs. Katherine ! Matthews, his wife, told Deputy

& * Coroner Norman R. Booher, who in-

: vestigated. He was a member of ! Red Men’ssLodge 95. Besides the wife, & brother, Ed«gar Matthews, . Chicago, survives » him. MRS. EMMA STEINBERG died yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Harry Cooler, 142 E. 48th St., following a long illness, She was TT. Funeral services and burial were : to be held today at Omaha, Neb. . Mrs. Steinberg was a native of - Omaha and had lived here for two : years. She was a member of the 3 ; Order of Eastern Star and Temple ? sisterhood. : Survivors besides Mrs. Cooler are ! another daughter, Miss Lillian Stein- . berg: Indianapolis; a son, . Julius - Steinberg, ‘Omaha, and seven grand1 children.

i CHARLES ALONZO WILDER, % former Federal Court clerk at Cleve- + land, O., who lived in Indianapolis several years, died at Fairfield Sunday and was buried in Crown Hill Wednesday. -Heiwas 81. Since 1931 Mr. Wilder had lived at the home of « a sister, Mrs. A./L. Preston of Fair4 j aela, i funeral services were * he '

JAMES L. ‘WILLIAMS, 1321 W. + 26th St., died yesterday at City Hospital of ’ pneumonia. His wife Eliza- . beth also is’ a patient in the same hospital with pneumonia, and her « condition is considered critical. Mr. Williams was 70. Survivors sare a son, Frank Williams; two . * daughters, Miss Gladys Williams * and Miss Laura Williams, and three . stepsons and. three stepdaughters. ! Funeral arrangements were to ‘be . + completed today.

; PHILIP L. BRYAN, who died : Wednesday at his home, 135 Rich- » land St., will be buried tomorrow in * Crown Hill, following services at the Blackwell Funeral Home at 2 p. m. He was 81. Mr. Bryan was a Kinghan & Co. employee for 57 years and was re- - tired in 1931. Survivors are a neph- : ew, Albert Bryan, and two nieces, § Mrs. Mary Esby and Mrs. Carl : % Pranger, all of Indian lapolis.

: CROSSING GUARD KILLED

Funeral arrangements were to be compleetd today for Harry Burgan, 67, of 16 S. Tremont Ave. rail- « road crossing watchman’ killed last : night when he attempted to cross : the Baltimore & Ohio tracks at e Belment Ave. ahead of a backing . yard engine. He was crushed under - the rear wheels of the engine - tender.

BACK SEAT prIvER SCORES ARDMORE, Pa. e. 17 (U. P.). i —As her husband | drove past a . patrolman, Mrs. Joseph D. Smith : shouted from the back seat: Phil : arrest this man. He’s too drunk to

drive.” Smith was] arrested on a drunken Srivine Shree.

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LOGANSPORT—Bart - Moors, * sl. vivor: Brother, William MARION—J. Cirl- Goetz, 43. Surviv Motheér, Anna; sisters, ‘Mrs. Blanche ry and Mrs. Etta Henry: brother, Tova, ELLOTT—James Twiddy.: 58. Wife, Ziaabein tee Mrs.

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brothers. HRA alter i Mrs. Ella Veron, 77. a , Charles. August, dohp a and Walter, a ters,” Mrs. Dora Shelton, Mrs. Clara Kirn* ind Jean; 5: brash, Harvey Pyle. OLDENBURG—Herman Thitine. vivors: Monies}: er, hip: brothers. nd Paul; sisters, Mrs. ta Strans, Mrs. Gertrude Burns, Mrs, Mabe] Endres, Anna, Georgia, Dora and PRINCETON—C. L. - WNT Githridge, 75. Sur. PRYMONT—Emil Houma - ors: Wife: son, Enos 8.7%, . Suvly ROACHDALE—Mrs. Elizabeth E Survivors: Husband, Milton er x

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S, Mrs. Rose Stultz and Mrs. Carry

ROYAL CENTER—Loren A. Briggs. 79. Survivors: Wifs; daughter, Mrs. Villa omas; sons, Arthur, Morris and Irwin: brothers. Freemont and Jesse; sister, Mrs. Effie Davidson.

SOUTH BEN \D—Don Frace, 435

ors: Wife, Glendora; Survive

DEMOCRATS TO ELECT

The Perry Township Women’s Democrat Club is to elect new officers in ‘connection with its annual Christmas party at Bluff Crest to-

Costello is in charge of the party.

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Boy Says He'd Rather Stay In Orphanage Than _ Return Home.

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Anift:yeaiold ‘blond Boy today was the centér of a court battle over }his custody &fter his foster mother, who last summer asked that he be put in a boys’ school, had changed her “hind and and , asked. oy .get him

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ler “tired of the boy's behavior ; summer land: ‘asked that he be sentito Plain-

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Court * Judge Geekler made. him:a: ward

esterday, however, the foster mother appeared ‘in edurt and said “thére; had ‘been a mistake,” that ‘she ‘loved him and wanted him back.

the: boy told them he did not want {to go back to his former~home. They recommended that the boy be kept in an institution. After talking with the boy, Judge Geckler said “he admitted everything said about him.” ; “He certainly is a smart and likeable youngster. I will have to take this case under advisement until Thursday.” “So long, Judge, Tl see you next week,” the child said as ‘he left the courtroom.

| NAMED MANUAL AL EDITOR

Jimmie Angelopoluos has been named editor-in-chief of the Senior Booster, ‘Manual Eigh School year book. Ruth Morgan was chosen assistant editor. = ° Both - students, named. by the ‘Senior ‘Council, :has served on the

i Weekly Booster sta for. fons years.

CHILD'S CUSTODY] LIES WITH COURT

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Times-Acme Photo. King George VI. of England smilingly shakes hands with a tenant on the grounds of a glove factory at Stoke-Under-Hambden, Somer-

| &et, during his second day’s program of his two-day tour of the Duchy

of Cornwall estates. The King also visited the factory, where he was presented with a dozen pairs of gloves for himself and a dozen for the Queen. His visit occurred just a few days before the ans anniversary of his brother’ s abdication.

and naturalist, took off shortly after midnight in his long-range flying boat on: a flight to San Diego. He and his party had been delayed here three days by weather. .

STARTS SAN DIEGO voir NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 17 (U. P.). —Richard Archbold, scion of Standard Oil millions, sportsman.

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