Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1938 — Page 5

THURSDAY, APRIL 14,

DAVID M'NELLY RITES ARRANGED FOR TOMORROW

Funeral Will Be Held Today At Bloomington for James B. Leach.

: David McNelly, Monon Railroad employee 21 years, who died yesterday at his home, 2935 N. Buclid -Ave., is to be buried at Crown Hill following funeral services at 2:30 P. m. tomorrow at Harry W. Moore Funeral Home. He was 56. Mr. McNelly was born ih Ken‘tucky and had been employed in ‘the railroad shops here. He was a member of First Nazarene Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Lillie

McNelly; son, Richard, Indianap-|Mm

.olis; three daughters, Mrs. Mae De;Golyer, Chicago, and Mrs. Priscilla Whalen and Mrs. Greeta Taylor, both of Indianapolis; five brothers, -Ben, Clinton, Ill, and George, John,

“James and Marion, all of Bloom- |;

«ington, Ill, and three grand- ~ children.

+ JAMES B. LEACH, who died “Tuesday at City Hospital, is to be “buried at Bloomington following funeral services at 1 p. m. today at H. W. Proffitt Funeral Home here, ‘He was 81. = Mr. Leach lived in Indianapolis “with a son, W. D. Leach, 37 W. 21st St. He was a native of Pleasant Hill, Mo., and had lived here. since “1821. The son is the only survivor.

THEODORE W. CURTIS, former Indianapolis resident and World War veteran, died yesterday at - Seattle, Wash. Funeral services and burial are to be at Seattle. He -was 50. Mr. Curtis was the son of Mrs. E. D. Curtis, 3859 Carrollton Ave. and had lived at Seattle 25 years. *His father, the Rev. Edward D. ~Curtis, - former Congregational Church minister, died 20 years ago. - Mr. Curtis was born in Indian:apolis. and ‘was graduated from : Shortridge High School. He was a member of the Fox .Zouaves and Pekin Zouaves which toured vaudeville circuits. +. Survivors besides Mrs. Curtis are “four sisters, Mrs. Walter L. Krause, -Edna and Edith, all of Indianapolis, .and Eunice, Washington, D. C., and “two brothers, Harold C.,' Indianapo«lis, and Walter B., Seattle.

: MRS, JULIA BAKER BRIGHT- + MIRE, who died last night at the “home of her son, L. G. Brightmire, «653 E. 25th St. is to be buried at Evansville following funeral services there Saturday siternoon, She was “4. Mrs. Brightmire, wife of the Rev. W. H. Brightmire, was born at _..Cronwell, Ind. lived here for a num“ber of years, but for the last 10 had “been living at Evanston, Ill. She is survived by her husband; “three sons, L. G., Kenneth and “Judge W. R. Brightmire, both of

1938

Deaths Among Indiana Residents

ANDERSON—Mrs. Orpha Olivia Goody-

k z, 172. Survivors: Fosterdaughters, Me. B Boe Kindle and Miss Venita Goody. oontz BRAZIL—David Davis Sr., 82. Survivors: Wife, Laura; son, David Jr.; daughter, Mrs. Ralph Hoffa; broker, Thomas BROOKVILLE—MTrs. Wiley, 73. Survivors: ‘Son, Mian daughter. Mrs. Walter Beauchaump. COLUMBUS—MTrs. Zorz Cook, 67. Survivors: Husband, George; daughter, Mrs. Martin Nading; son, Robert G. Cook; brother, M. O. Wooley: sister, Mrs. Bert Norman. CONNERSVILLE—Robert G. Stanley. Survivors: Wife, Mary; sons, Robert and y.

Mrs. Effie Huston, 68. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Laura Shields and Mrs, illiam Kirk; son. Roy.

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NBURG—John S. Compton, 37. SurYa Wife, Lela; mother Compton; son, Gene; Drath os, and Earl; sister, Mrs. Dale Wertz; brothers, Roscoe and James: balf-sisters, Mrs. Martin Holdcrott, Mrs. William Short, Mrs. Denzil Clark and Mrs. Orphia Wirey. Edward L. Perry, 72. Survivors: Wife, Matle; Sau hters, Mrs io oale M. Chitrs. Gertru arman; stepdauBhiar, Miss Betty Glass. P HAR Ls, Jen me Rapp. 27. Survivors: Husba Edga. sons, John and Willa; dau ghters ® Misses Beverly Anne and Merry ertrud e Rapp; parents, r. and Mrs, Albert Kime; sister, Mrs. Daniel Miller; a Dwight, Juie and

Liev, A. Garvey, 42. Survivor: Son, Lloyd Albert Harve, Survivors: Wife, Is: ahafle: sons, ova Albert, Robert Harden, rgil Westover and Norman; ds isses Carolyn, Marjorie and ean Harvey; sister, Mrs. H. E. ELWOOD—Robert Lee Sinas. 4a dre vivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hinds; brothers, 0 and Norman; sisters, Misses Evelyn, Eva, Wilma and Ruth Hinds; and Mrs. Faye Closser and Mrs. Maggie Fleenor, EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Katherine Dorsett, 79. Survivors: Sister, Mrs, Alice La Moyne. Joseph Carlton Dodds. Survivors: Wife, Rose; daughter Mrs. Sven Anderson; son, D. T.; sisters, Mrs. Carl Busbey and Mrs. Bertha Blair FT. WAYNE_Burney Waldron, 79. Survivers: Sons, Arthur, Russell and 2lorman; brothers, William and P . Waldron. Mrs. Mary C. Haag, a Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Grote; son, Herbert C.; sister, Mrs. Fredericka Haag.

Christian H. Rose, 81. Survivors: Sons, Theodore, Frederick. Edwin and Elmer; brothers, Henry and Theodore; sisters, . Fred Bleeke. “* FRANCISVILLE—Mrs. Cynthia M. Hayworth, 68. Survivors: Husband; brothers, Casper and T. S. Garrigus; sisters, Mrs. Beste Tomlinson and Mrs. Sarah

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GARY—Allie O. Meadors, 64. Surviv- : Wife, Matie; daughter, Mrs. Surtis son. B Roy: sisters, Mrs. Milton KilMrs. Belva Woolery and Mrs. Andrew Hovilan d.

John Diehl. 83. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Arthur Rader; brother, Welliv Survivors: THusband, "Roy: sons. Edward and Jack: parents, Nir. and Mrs. Thornton Carter; brothers, Ralph, Herbert. Otis. Volney and Lloyd Carter; sisters, Mrs. Mack Cisco, Mrs. Henry Gibbs and Mrs. Arch Armer.

GLENDALE—Mrs. Ruth Bryson. Surviv-

ors: Husband, Jack: son, John; three sis-

te ay Vandivier, 26. Survivors: Wife, Stella: daughter, Miss Jennilee Vandivier; mother, Mrs. Mabel Vandivier; brother,

ao SHEN ~The Rev. Harley Floyd. Stupk50. Survivors: Pare Mr. RN J. Stuckman; wite, a a is. Misses Dorothy and Mary Elisabeth; brothers, Lawrence and J GRAMMER—Roy o Wright, 60. Survivor: Wife. HAMMOND—Mrs. Anna Dzialk, 49. Survivors: Husband, Michael; daughters, Mrs. Gerturdo Willig’ and Mrs. Violet Madura; sons, Edward and John; mother, Mrs. Leng

CONEY TO LOSE BARKERS

NEW YORK, April 14 (U. P).— The neighborhood will see and hear a little less of Coney Island’s boardwalk displays this summer. License Commissioner Paul Moss, in orders to concessioners, said “Garish, illuminated signs or other advertising devices” will have to be approved: before they are set up. The

Quandt, si sisters. Jars. William Rose, Mrs. Dewey Jars, Hanna Quandt; brother, Carl a,

ands. Laura B. Klepser, 64. Survivors: Sons, Charles and ed; stepsons. Russel, William and Harry; stepdaughter, Mrs. Minnie Paul; brothers, Marjon an and Perry Bailey; sister, Mrs. Nettie urphy

JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP—Mrs. Eliza-

beth Bolander, 83. Survivorse Snow, Norman H. and John McElhaney. KENDALLVILLE—Miss Ruth Emma Pankop, 24. Survivors: Parents, sister, Mrs. Minnie Etzcorn; brothers, Albert, Herman, Walter, Harold, Richard, Max and Roy. LAP PElc-M1S. William Taylor, 44. Surnd; Robert, Richard is Saisity

Taylor; mother, Mrs. p I brother, Ora Lockridge: sisters. Mrs. Alte Hazzard and Mrs. Ruby H LEBANON—David C. i. 68. Survivors: Wife, Mary; daughter, Mrs. Warren H. Maxwell. LOGANSPORT—Mrs, Margaret y 2 Purcell, 82. Survivors: Sons, Frank '7.: sisters, Mrs. Eliza Porter and Mra, Matilda Burke. Mrs. Mary Alma Vernon. 64. Survivors: Sons, Jess, Lyman, Clyde and Robert; stepfather, / Frad Buckleman_ Sr.; sister, My ate Kiser; ey Fred Bucklean

ee Anna L. Bingaman, 58. Survivors: Husband, John: daughters, Mrs. Blanche Shands, Mrs. Marie St. ire and Mrs. May Burton; sons, John Walter and Clarence; sisters, Mrs. Mollie Walters and Mrs. Ida Kidd; brother, Charles Gross.

MADISON—Mrs. Effie Huston, 68. Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. William Kirk and Mrs. Laura Shields; son, Roy. Charles S. Jackson. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Charles Clements; sister, Mrs. Emma Jackson. MICHIGAN CITY—Mrs. Mary Evelyn Gust, 30. Survivors: Husband, Marhess sons, Billy and Marney Jr.; daughters, Shiriey: AR ey Albert, Y etoy and bert Bradley: sisters, Mrs. Everett Brant, Mrs. Walter Hicks, Mrs. Sidney Brown and Mrs. Richard Dove. NORTH MANCHESTER—Mrs. James Keim, 60. Survivors: Husband; son, Eugene; daughter, Geraldine.

PERU—H. E. Jackson, 83. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Walter Shinn and Mrs, Winona Putman; sons, Ovid, Albert and Jura; sister, Mrs. Linda Myers; brother, Vi

RICHMOND-—MTrSs. May Menke Whelan, 19. Surviyors: Daughter, Mrs. Frank Gronoski; brother, Edward Menke; sister, Miss Elizabeth Menke. Mrs. Katherine: Layton Bish, 55. SurYiyors: Husband, Marvin; sons, Raymond Robert; daughter. Mrs. Inez Plummer; rer Mrs. Mattie Minnick.

TIPTON—Hub Klly, 92. Survivrs: Sons, Steven, Samuel and Thomas; daughter. Mrs. Julia Rogers.

YALPARAISO--MIs: A H. Wolford, 51. Survi Son, * Elm dau et, piss Alice “Wolford: sister, Mis. L.

VINCENNES--Lawrence _S. re er. $a. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs, Paul Dick Mrs. Wayne Hayes and Misses Grace und Doris Dellinger: brothers, Chester, Ralph, Edward, Robert and O. P. Dellinger. Cuiatits Dick, o1. Survivor: Son, Ramon.

ARSAW—Rudolph H. Jruser, 89. Sur0 Sons, gro, oh and Calvin, siclfa Wh rnett Halderman, Mrs.

tel fo sisters, Mrs. Ma rtha Goshert and Ly James McKril WOLCOTT—Mrs. rise C. Jeffries, $1. Survivors: Husband, William; sons, Wilie Fred derick: daughters, xref.

OF Knunes, Mrs. rth, Ros 28 and Mrs. Noble twin LR brother, B . Oli~ ver Crider.

DULL CHILDREN HELD ‘OF HIGH POTENTIAL

BLOOMINGTON, GTON, April 14 (U. P). —Difficulty at grasping such things as mulitplication tables is. not necessarily an indication that a child will advance slowly during the later part of its education, according to Dr. Frank N. Freeman of the University of Chicago. Children who are usually backward’ or dull in early adolescence usually progress and achieve a rate

of mental ability equal to that of |

their brighter classmates after they reach 14 or 15 years of age, Dr. Freeman told the 25th annual convention on educational measurement at Indiana University.

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