Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1937 — Page 5

©" JOHN STEVENS, J CITY FIREMAN 18 YEARS, DIES

Department Employee Is!

Stricken on Duty at Pumper Station.

John Stevens, 426 Concord : St. City fireman for 18 ‘years, died in City Hospital today an hour aiter he was stricken while on duty at Pumper Co. 23, Rader and 27th Sts. He was 50.

Mr. Stevens apparently suffered a heart attack. He was born in Indi-

XK anapolis and was appointed to the

, Fire Department in 1919. His wife, Mrs. Mary Stevens, survives him. Funeral arrangements |M were to be completed today.

WILLIAM W. VERT, last survivor of the LeRoy, Ill, post of G. A. R, who died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital, is to be buried in LeRoy Saturday following serv"jces at 8 p. m. tomorrow at his home, 3469 E. 25th St. He was 94.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Charles Parsley of Indianapolis and Mrs. Mae Arrowhead of Los Angeles: four sons, M. Harvey, Clarence, Mr. Jesse and Henry; 17 * grandchildren, 26 great-grandchil- | M Gren an and three great-great-grand-Mr. Vert was a member of Masonic Order, I. O. O. FP. Scottish Rite and the LeRoy Methodist Episcopal Church." He had lived with Mrs. Parsley since his wife’s death in 1915. JACK CLAGHORN, messenger boy who died yesterday in City Hospital of traffic accident injuries, is to be buried in Memorial Park Cemetery following services at 2 Pp. m. Saturday in Harry W. Moore Funeral Home. He was 17 and a senior in Warren Cenfral High School. * Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Claghorn, and his grandmother, Mrs. Prudence Claghorn.

MRS. ADDIE M’LAUGHLIN, who died of a heart ailment yesterday, is to be cremated following services “at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary at 2 p. m. Sunday Her husband, Josiah, died three months ago. A sister and several half-sisters survive.

2 ESCAPED CONVICTS * HELD IN FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN, Dec. 30 (U. P).— Two escaped inmates of the Missouri State Reéformatory were held here today, awaiting arrival of Mis-

souri officers to return them to the

institution. The youths, Richard Wells, 20,

Anadarko, Okla., and James Coll-. man, 20, Detroit, told officers they | had stolen three automobiles on |=

their flight from the reformatory.

One was suffering with shotgun E

wounds which he said were zeceived

in an attempted robbery of a Ken=!S

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STATE DEATHS

Dixon, 17. Survivors: Mrs. Fred Dixon, sisters,

Survivors: RBarents, Mr. and Mrs. Bas: Herendeen; ‘brothers, Harry and Charles Herendeen; ter, Mrs. Charles Eiler. BETHEL—Merrill Duane Thomas, 5. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Elza Thomas; brother, Jerry. BLUFFTON—Roger Survivors: Father, Agnes; stepbrother, a

Calvin Harris,

N—Har: an!

Huvert Kidd, 20. Bascom; stepmother,

Survivors: Sons, George and RE Fussell others, Charles, Benjamin and own aay oll Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Nora Bon and Mrs, Lulu Holland; brother, William Fhsics. INGHURST—

_Dr, Emerson Carter, 55, daughter, Roseniary; sons, Dana and Dean; brothers, Dr. Lloyd and Paul Carter. | BE-Wiam Gray. £38: Sar a: - Floyd Preis

ter Smith, 1 George, Joseph, Harry

brothers, Richard.

and Wallace BROOKSBU G—Milton Brown, 71. Survivors: Wife, Hattie; son, Clarence; broth. ers, Oliver and Aaron; sister, Mrs, Mar-

tha Brown. yn

CEDAR LAKE—Mrs. Velms Joyee, ay Survivors: Husband, Edward; daughters, Marilyn, Joan and Colleen; sister, Mrs. Anton Fey; brother, Edward Burns. CONVERSE—Mrs. Samantha I aagmas, 81. Shrvivors! Daughters, Mrs aok and L. L. Heéter; son. the Wi 2a J.. E. ey

band; Sr gi] Jum

sis- | Tracy

and’ Nora

A. ree! Mrs. TL ouise Study; sons, John a

a AKA—Joht Vrooman, Surae Ni GRaries” Vrooman;

Rl Hus. ters, eal hd Fue ja: foster-son; War ter; Yea, Catpen| nter; thers, Harry, Ira es &.o M OW-—Wright Thorpe, 83 ors: Dauanier. Mrs. Bessie Fultz; ames

NCIE-—-Mrs. Leva Jones, 52. Surviv. ors: Daughtess, Mis. Syl Miller Mrs. Briggs: son, oohard; Her ina Harvey, > LeRoy and William Tuttle.

U-—Thomas I. Seese, 72. Wite, Bessie: son, ro daughter,

w. d oS her non a 15 a Price oa . rothers, yres an nes PERU—John G. Bet! 80. Survivors: oh rT hae two brothers, Carl ents Betiner: two sisters, Mrs. Mary Morrow and Mrs. Zmma WSer. PETERSB! BORG Joh O. Miley, 75. Survivor: Wife, Ida. 3» 2 i 21. REMINGTON—MIs. arry Ta ivors: Husband, brother, Bow man; sister Mrs. Mack Hall; father, John Wma

Surviv brother,

EJ o RICHMOND rm Ceorse % McCauley, 82. Sn BL. Stone, 60. Survivors: Wife, Elii Mrs SMeiviae rice Mant an Stik. e ee ¥ Schumaker, 75. Survivors: Broth-

er, Joho. Rosa Hackett, 72. Survivors: Jrvm, Noah and Ora » Stegall: Sisters. Mrs.

In Chamnens and Mrs. ors: Dau hter, E. 11. Surviv na we er

Wasson, brother, Harry

sister,

-| Boetcher,

CROWN POINT—Mrs. Charles Taylor, as. W 66. Suryivors: Husband; daughters, Raymond Becker, Mrs. Corabelle Bs Baird ard Mabel; . sons, Charles and T EATON-—Mrs.. Minerva Thom oll, 20. SEXTON—Omer C. Thomps FARMERSBURG—Levi L. Akers, 84. gur-| vivo e, Rosetta: ters on Josie vivors: Sons, Ameridoth and Orval; daugh- IE d. Mrb. Howard "Carmic hael; ters, Mrs. Murtie Fox and Mrs. Nor a | brother, Charles. Ezvey; brother, Tes. SHANNONDA! ALE--Mrs. Ethel Riggins, FARMLAND — Mary L. Ross, Tl. Survivors: Husband. Jie; gaugher, Huth, Survivors: Musband: “daughters, Mr For- | half-brother, B. 2 rest Zimmerman: an rs Her TOVS; TAR CITY—R on 45. Sursons, Paul and Joe Life. via Wife; one Dia Thomas; a stepFLORA—William Bowman, 65. Surviv-| daughter, Mrs. Mane ron ors: Wife, Lora Endres Bowman; daugh- CREEK——W, M. Gray. 76. ter. Mrs. Beatrice Metsger; sons, William . b- he daughters Nora, and George Bowman; a sister, ter Smith and Mrs. Floyd Flelds;

Humphery omnie E.

RUSHVILLE—MTrs. n, 83. Broth Sito Merogiths 8is~ acs Nave "chil ei Méiatn. . Sur-

Mrs. Ella Cary; four brothers, Adam, Roy, ‘Charles

and Harley Bowman. \ GALVESTON—ars. Barpara Aen De78. Survivors: Son, DeMoss; two 5 daughters, Mrs, Orville oat and Mrs.

Grace Long. # » ®

GARY—Griffith Llewellyn, 54. Survivors: Wife, Sarah; son, Harry; daughters, Mrs. Warren Lenshaft and Julia; brother, Morgan; sister, Mrs. George Harris. Steve Mihalek, 46. Survivors: Wife, Anna; son, Steve; daughters, Margaret, Irene, Mildred and Eleanor. GOSHEN—Harvey Kesler, 87. Survivors: Sons, Dr, Warren, Dr. Deilamin and Rusge II; daughter, Mrs. Orlin Schroek; orother, orton

JEFFERSONVILLE—Mrs. Bertha Louise Frermann, 42. Survivors: Husband, John; sons, Wiillam and Charles; daughters, Anna Mae and Jean Marie; Prot her, OsMrs. George Mrs, H. C. Baie: and Mrs. E. F. Albrecht. Bee LENA—Grant Reinoehl, 73.

LOGANSPORT—Joseph J. Klein Survivors: Brothers, J. W. and Frank. Mrs. Anna Farrer, 65. Son, John K.; daughter, Mrs. Winfield Glide-

Mrs. brothers. SiShazd, 3nd Mra Joseph, H

and Walla SULLIVAN — Otis Robert Griffith, 46. Survivors: Wife, Mary; sisters, Mrs. Cleo Haiberstads. Mrs. rence ouse and Mary; father, Trvin.

STATE CORPORATIONS

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Secretary of State August G. Mueller announced today that his ofice has mailed out 1500 report blanks to Indiana nonprofit-mak-ing corporatiois. These reports cover 1937 activities of these corporations and must be filed at the State House sometime _| during January. = Corporations not "| receiving these forms are asked to notify the Secretary of State’s of-

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well. fice. LOGANSPORT — Mrs. Goldie Gall. 53. | __ Surviyon. oand, Albers Gall: daughter, MTS, ar elker: brother, of Indianapolis. y Cope: MARION—MTrs. Laura Etta Weisman, 69. Survivors: Sons, John, Charles. Elmer and Duer; daughter, Mts. Laura Dotson; sisters, Mrs. Cora Everhart . Eva Baxter; brothers, John and ‘Thomas

Phillips MABSHALL—Mi SE ARSHALL ss Narcissa Hadley, 87. MICHIGAN CITY—Mrs. Julls G Survjvors: Sons, John and Paul L Bi 5

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