Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1938 — Page 17

JAN.

TRIDAY.

ITES PLANNED ODAY ON COAST FOR MRS. BATES

Daughter of Wasson & Co. Founder to Be Buried In Ind:anapolis.

Mrs. Grace Wasson Bates, who died Wednesday at Pasadena, Cal,

is to be brought here for burial fol- |

lowing funeral services in Pasadena this afternoon. She was 62. Mrs. Bates, a civic leader here for many years, was the daughter of the founder of H. P. Wasson & Co. Her first husband, Edward L. McKeg, was founder and president of the old Merchants Heat & Light Co. and vice president of Indiana National Bank. She had been nia with her husband, Hervey Bates Jr., since November, Besides the husband, a son, Hiram W. McKee, Indianapolis, survives.

JAMES ALBERT BAKER, Indianapolis plant superintendent of American Car & Foundry Co. 23 vears, who died in Moline, Ill, Wednesday, was to be buried in Terre Haute following funeral serv-

ices there this afternoon. He was | 84 Mr. Baker retired in 1922 and had lived in Moline since. Survivors are

1ter, Mrs. Prentice I. Hans, three sons, Arthur of Wa-

100, Towa, Charles of Denver and

ve Clyde R. of Indianapolis, and three grandchildren,

ENOCH F. PETERSON, former Indiana sales manager of the Courd-ley-Hayves Co. of New York, died yesterday at Whitehall, Mich., cording to word received here. Survivors are: Wife, Nell: father, Fred, of Muskegon, Mich., sister, Esther, of Muskegon. Peterson was a cousin of Nearpass, Indianapolis.

MRS. ALPHA L. HOLMES, 922 N Tuxedo St, who died yesterday at City Hospital after three months’ illness, is to be buried in Crownland cemetery, Noblesville, ing funeral services at 1 p. m. Sunday in the Harry W. Moore Funeral Home. She was 51 Mrs. Holmes, a had lived in

Fortville native, Indiananolis vears Survivers are: Husband. George W.: son, Norris, and daughter, Lucille HAVELOCK HOOD, Salvation Army emplovee. died vesterday of heart disease while walking on S. Meridian St. He was 53. The body was taken to City Morgue. .

DR. GAVIN, 82. DIES IN

GREENSBURG HOME |

GREENSBURG, Jan. 21 (U. P). Funeral services were to be held here today for Dr. William J. Gavin. | 82-vear-old retired physician, who died at his home here. He was a brother of the late Judge Frank E. Gavin of Indianapoiis A son, Dr. Frank B. Gavin, an Episcopal rector of New York, will officiate. Dr. Gavin had practiced medicine at Cincinnati. O., for 50 vears before retiring. DOUBT DUKE WILL SAIL PARIS, Jan 21 (U. P) Reprely tha the Duke and Duchess of Windsor might embark for the United States on the liner Normandie on Jan. 29 were doubted todav in usually well-informed circles.

The report had been published previously and had been denied.

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in Califor-|

ac- | Fu- | neral arrangements are incomplete. |

and a | Mr. | George |

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STATE DEATHS

ADAMS Newton Bennett,

Julian re "eL. Surviv-

ALBION Mrs, ors: Brother; foster daughter, ANDERSON- Wesley C. Gray, 69. Sur- | vivors: Wife, Mrs. Dora Gray, daughter, Mrs. Ruby Kiser: son, Wilbur Estel. ANGOLA Eleanor Gallitia, 53, Survivors: Two brothers. ASHLEY Mrs. Adelina Mortorff, 75. Survivors: Husband, William; three sons; three daughters. ATTICA-—Mrs. Jessie Osborn, 80. Survivors: Husband, Frank: sons, Loyal and Earl; daughter, Mrs. Della Bates, Richards, 54 Surviv-

AUBURN-—Mary

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MICHIGAN CITY -John A. Proll, 52 Survivors: ife, Anna; sons, Frank and eorge; daughters, Mrs. Cecil Booth, Mrs Lewis Seedorf and Rose; brothers, Anthony. Joseph and Steve; sister, Mrs. Lottie Shutske MONTICELLO—Mrs. George L. McLeland. Survivors: Husband, George: sisters, Mrs. Fred Temple and Mrs. Anna Tedford; brothers, Joe, Elzie, Samuel and Delbert McVay.

MOUNT VERNON Andrew Jackson Mec-

Kinnies, 77 Survivors: Daughter. Mrs Alfred M. Sazalok:. sons, Charles E., Carl Reese and John Francis; sister, Miss Em-

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MUNCIE—Mrs. Hattie T. Hearn, 49. Sur-

EGYPTIANS HAIL

rouk quietly impressed upon his bride her duties as Queen. Later, with her veil drawn tightly | over her face, Farida and Farouk | quietly slipped out of Koubbeh Palace and drove almost unnoticed through the illuminated avenues under triumphal arches and watched

| the: wild festivities which Egyptians

i i . | were staging in their } r, It was Most Beautiful Since Cleo- Were staging i a patra, Subjects Say as since King Farouk signed the wedCelebration Starts.

BRAZIL, Jan. 21

ding contract in a ‘‘brideless” cere- | mony yesterday. The celebrations will continue for |

SEEK MORE WPA WORK (U. P.)—WPA | resentatives of the Workers Alliance officials in the Lafayette district to-| to consider petitioning Congress for work relief rolls,

5 p. m.Your Beauty Needs a Lift

So plunge your face into warm water and a

day planned a meeting with rep-|an increase in WPA projects so per= sons laid off can return to Federal

r Father; brother; three sisters, iy . : y 1 4 . . 4 s REDEORD hos eg iid vi | vivor: Brother, Dr. James O'Donnell. four days. On Monday the royal | rich lather of Woodbury's Facial Soap . . Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. R. I. Beddoe: FE re er 80. CAIRO. Egypt, Jan. 21 (U. P).— couple will start on a short Oey 1 the ON Dentity GUISE She OLA. son, Henry: brother, W, L. Tresslar; sis- | : » MI >. SMith. a . ud | e tions has he make complexions lovely, ter. Mrs. Laura Barkin NORTH WEBSTER Mrs. Phillip Hahn, | Queen Farida of Egypt, the bride of | moon at Farouk's estate at Inchass, | ; p i | 80. Survivors: Husband 0 daught Cc | Work itwell into your pores... then rinse..., Meg Marv Catherine Augusta Holland (J, Survivors: “Husband, wo “deughiers: young Ring Farouk 1, Yecejved wu {Pear Laie. 85 Survivors Daughters, Mrs. Ed en- | SON. | nett and Mrs. Ed Consalus: son, Thomas PERU—Louis Bauer, 54, Survivors: | ounds ($500. ) | stepdaughters, Mrs. Florence May, Mrs. | Brother, John; sisters, Mrs. G. W. Gin- [dowry of 100,000 p $ 000), LINDBERGHS MAY RETU RN | Sarah Ellison and Mrs, John R. .Hender- ney, Elizabeth, Clara and Mayme. [it was learned today. ENGLEWOOD. N. J. Jan. 21 (U.| son Sa ¥ y Wn 2 o}} S n. PLAINFIELD J A. McClain. 78. Sur- Y with Moslel S- ) . ~ | BRAZIL — John Lord, 7. Survivors |vivors: Wife, Mrs. Mary Batley McClain; | 10 accordance Wwitl I CUS= Ip) Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lind- | Wife, Susan: sons, Chauncey, Willard. | daughter, Mrs. Laurence Mills, son, tom, she will receive $250,000 im- | vereh plan to return to their home | John and Harry; daughters, Mrs. Carl | Charles W.; sisters, Mrs. Anna Wilson, mediately. The remaining $250.000! ren p 0 eir € | Myers, Mrs. George Biggs and Mrs. Wil- | Mrs, Sarah McClain, Mrs, Louisa Clark, | a in England in about 10 days, it was | 7 liam Brann: sister, Mrs. Marv Finnegan Mrs. Stella Gordon, and Mrs. Etta Davis. | will be retained by the King so long re vorted today. . CAMDEN Everett A Groninger, 53. Sur-| PLYMOUTH Charles E. Ingram, 177. |as the marriage remains un- i vivors Daughter; brother, Parks Gron- | Survivors Wife, Ida: daughter, Mrs. | 4. | i — a o on inger; sister, Mrs. Arthur Richey. Mable Moon; brothers. Henry and Ed- | dissolved. { JUDGE BAL TZEL L ABSENT CARLISLE—Dale Manvel . Survivors: Xard. sisters, Mrs, Bell and Mrs Wa Farida became the full-fledged | ul Rove CB : h a Parents, Mr, and rs. urley anuel; . ¢ wontb i udge ober - altze today Lrother. Flovd Victor. PORTLAND — Mrs. Anna Newhouse, 24. [queen oi about 16,000,000 Egyptians ; iE ‘Chic p ‘tend VE COLUMBUS Mrs. Eva M. Cline, 70. | Survivors: Husband, Don; parents; broth- (at midnight when King Farouk took | Was In Chicago to attend a meeting Su: Vivors Son Yandel 3 daughter er; sister, = | ner hand and led her to the 7000- | of Seventh Circuit Federal Judges. i TAMIN Dp) MIT'S / woRinner rot her, John 5 . . ar Cooperider RADNOR George 'W. Feltholt 2 year-old throne of Cleopatra and the | He is to return Monday. (WITH Vi t : . r ia - - na— Ber ral Ya Ol " oh soe vivors: Sons, George L. and Benjamin Pharaohs. Egyptians have said that | Clint B.: daughter, Mrs. Kate Haves, Mrs. | TCLROf. : . adios | Farida is “Egypt's most beautiful YOU CAN BUILD Margaret Gelfius and Mrs. Eva Murphy. ROCHESTER Aggie Christenson, 70, queen since Cleopatra.” King Fa- | David P. Noblitt, 82. Survivors: Daugh- ROYAL INTER Creorge WwW. Conn, 1 a i 1 KO 8 IDAL “TRC N ters, Mrs. William Anthony and Mrs. Elya | Survivors: Wife; son. Russell: daughters, OLOI IRO SLaener. son, ‘Luther sister, Mrs. C. B Ne Nellie Hendee and Mrs. Della end- vivors: Wife Mary: sons, Eugene and | And Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets Epa. ® » =» ST. PAUL--Mrs, Anna Rebecca Barns George: father. William, A nT Gi Ne | , nN , . 80. ‘Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. R | _ WILLIAMSPORT—Mrs. Mary Brook. 54. | 5 D. . amins A. } | CONNERSVILLE Vern Wiggins, 55. Sur- | ghgwalter; son. Rolla: sisters, Mrs. Quay | Survivors: Husband, Oris: brother. Charles | HAAG'S | vivors: Brothers, Charles, Owen, Rolland | McNaught and Mrs. Virginia Reed: | Brook; three children; three stepchildren ik | and Alden | brothers, Joseph Eck, William Eck and Fister a y 9 ° | e | OR AWFORDSY EW illiam A. Prancis, | Theodore Eck sn eminiio rr ———— — m W | 76. Survivor: Wife, Nettie | SEYMOUR—Mrs. Ida Gray, Tl. Survive a u ; | DRC ATUR Abe Bebout 74. Survivors: | ors: Daughter, Mrs. Fred Eastin: son ” il h Mine P | Three daughters; Bevout, four sisters; Pies brother, James Goss: sister, Mrs e gir w ose ing is an art rhe; jot | h | : Now your skin's revived and rested, aglow | DELPHI—George Felthoft, 72. Surviv- | SHELBYVILLE—Mrs. Mande E. Fox, 66 s not the gir with 4 broken heart like a tulip, fresh as dawn. Woodbury's now | ors Ds ughter, Mrs. Wesley Reese; sons, | Survivors Husband, Chester: stepdaugh- , Vi 3 . red by i George and Benjamin; two sisters, brother. | ter, Mrs. Arthur Thralls; sisters, Mrs. contains Vitamin D, recogniz y skin Jame Nelson, 95 irvivors Daughters, Alva Hayworth and Mrs, Nellie Lang scientists as a frwe skin-stimulating vitamin, Frances, Ida and Birdie son, James | ers, Dr. Harry and Lester Oldham. a pick-up for tired, depleted skin. | DUGGER Mrs Dan Griffi (h. 55. Sur-| SOUTH BEND -Mrs. Katherine B. Kintvivors Husband ther, George Blake- | ner, 71 Survivors: Sons, Edward. Harman: Sisters. Mrs EY anford hambers, | old, Dewey and Donald; sisters, Mrs. WilMrs. Jack Combs and Mrs, Calvin Lis- | liam Troutfetter, Mrs. John Bodle and man brothers Jack Blakeman and | Mrs, John Kinney. George Biakeman. Bartley Jaroszewski, . Survivors: { FLKHART—Henrv Boone. 88. Survivors: | Wife; sons, William, Casimir, Stanley, AnSons, Henrv, George and Herbert; daugh- thony and Edwin: daughters, Mrs. Lottie ter. Mrs. Ross Thomas De pink N rs Blanche Lewinska, Mrs. PRLETTSVICOE-Mys, Sate Tettnl Gor [Auren, To mn, End Sister Me OODBURY'S is the scientific beauty soap to Robe: and Warren. ha ey TL pn vivors. Hus. which Vitamin D has now been added, to FY. WAYNE John Morine. 8. Surviv- Bnd. Richard. sons Richard and ito. icken its stimulating action on the skin. Tests by a | ors Wi Lan son, John; brothers, | gy ‘pocev am ‘and Mu quicken its stimulating action on the skin. y George. | veret Albert: SISter. BIS. | Qo NESVIDUE- Charles Steinhugen. 65 great university have verified Vitamin D as a #rwe vis o stro ng 1 p : y . . . . » . . » | Travor Lakin, 31. Survivors: Wife, Mar- De wor Lou; daughter, Mrs skin-stimulating vitamin. It brisks up the skin's gare arents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lakin, | “7° ° X > - . » Mrs. Rilla Buhr. 58. Survivor: Husband, ls WABANH_.M Jaroid Stambaugh. 28 = breathing . . . freshens, revives. Every Bigtn " hw, Charles ; | Survivors usband; father; daughter: two 2 i i Wo ury’s Facia Charles Seibold, 80. Survivors: Wife, | brothers sister 8 ie Sd Sewity ozictat] With in 1 4 i CONTAINS Amy: son, Claude. WARSAW-—John Fisher 64. Survivors: Soap containing Vitamin D. Again in the morning. lr RN Joseph. A ® Sister on. . Woodbury's will give you a fresh new face, vivid, SKIN-STIMULATING | ors ife, 'S 'Y S, ¥ , SA—Clarence Crouse, 50, Sur- ue D VIeEe. Arthur and Bmil: danghters THE "BALANCED" FLOUR==MAKES GOOD BAKING BETTER alluring! Only 10¢ now everywhere. VITAMIN D | Miss Mildred Pavne and Mrs. Beatrice | — - nn tn. SSA ia Es x ome oe sia : 2 Palmer; sisters. Mrs, Carrie Banister and Mrs. Mant Dailey; brothers, David and | : i | Joseph i fd | Gustav T Carlson, U5 Survivors: | Daughters, Mrs, Herbert Dean and Mrs Viola Anderson: son, Herbert .GREENSBU RG Dr. William J. Gavin, Survivors. Son, the Rev. Frank B Gavin, - n ” | 9 JEFFERSONVILLE —Wi liam R Varble, 4 Survivors: Sens, Dr. W.. Marshall Charles, David P. and Harry C.; daush- |§ tel Florence sister, Mrs. Thomas E. , Barry; brothers, Edward and John M., KEMPTON -Addison Redmon. 68. Survivors Daughters, Mrs. Tampa Barnett Mrs. Delbert Woods, Mrs. Hildah Purcival | and Miss Jane Redmon sons, Orville, | Lloyd. Otto, Doyle, LeMar, Cedric, Warren and John { Irs. Josephine Hobbs, 68. Survivers: | § Husband, William; daugh‘er, Mrs. Lottie | % Roode | KENDALLVILLE Peter Pontius, 72. Sur- | vivors Wife: three daughters, brother, | sister | KINGMAN-—Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Brooks, | 54. Survivors: Husband, Oris daugnter, Mrs Elnora Rice sons Herbe and Charles: stepdaughter, Mrs. Theima Bond; " stepsons, John and William Brooks, sister, . . Mrs Nell McKinney; brother, Charles Freeman ] KOKOMO-Charles Vaughn, 86. Survive ors: Son, Ray; daughter, Mrs. Goldie Clyme half-brother William Patterson, | foster-daughter, Opal Browning. | | LAFAYETTE—William Shank, 76. Survivol Wife Margaret LAGRANGE-—Mrs Anna Grossman. 91, Survivors: Daughters, M George Gardner, Mrs. Jennie Elderkin and Mrs. Ben Ammerman son, Harvey | LEBANON- Mrs. Grace I. Holmes, 54. 1 sons imer J Glenn D Mrs tha Elizabeth ried Anna Marie Deffenbaugh: brothHawkins and Aiford Hawkins, | M. Evans, 6% Survivor. Son, | LINTON Mrs. Susan A. Coleman, 78. | vOrs Son William and Orval Mrs Eliza Metcalf and Mrs, Jane | LOG ANSPORT Mrs. Theresa Meleland, | 8 46 Survivors Husband, George F., MeclL.eland sisters Mrs. Fred Temple and | Mrs. Anna Tedford, ‘brothers, Joe, Eizie, | U/ Samuel and Delbert i Pp | MELLCTT —~Perry itledge. 76. Survive | ors: Sons Wim | ‘ana Fred hrother, | T sister, Mrs. Priscilla Divan, 0 0 aH

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