Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1938 — Page 8
| THURSDAY, APRIL 21,
ROBERT F. KING, RETIRED ARTIST, DIES HERE AT 58
Services Are Set Tomorrow For William Hurley, Local Pressman.
Robert F. King, 8200 Central Ave., retired commercial artist and former John Herron Art Institute instructor, died last night while attending services at Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist, 62d St. and College Ave. He was 58. Funeral services are to be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at Flanner &
Buchanan Mortuary. Mr. King was born at Cincinnati and lived at Nashville, Tenn., before coming to Indianapolis 27 years ago. e Mr. King, who retired three years ago, for many years was connected with the King-Warner Studios. was an instructor at the art institute five years and was a former member of the Optimist Club. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Jessie King, and four daughters, Mrs. Roberta Whipple, Miss Grace Louise King, Miss Peggy Lowe King and Miss Betty Jane King.
WILLIAM H. HURLEY, Indianapolis Star pressman 33 years, who died Tuesday at his home, 6420 Bellefontaine St., after an illness of three months, is to be buried at Holy Cross cemetery following funeral services at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow at the residence and at 9 a. m. at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. He was 56. Mr. Hurley was a lifelong Indianapolis resident and was a charter Member of Web Pressmen’s Union Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Florence Hurley; mother, Mrs. Margaret C. Hurley; five sons, Kenneth, Ervin, Edward, Robert and Paul; a daughter, Mrs. Maryetta Valant, all of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Martha Landerback San Bernardino, Cal, and Miss May Hurley, Indianapolis.
MRS. FANNIE M. WOLFE, who died Tuesday at her home, 346 N. Summit Ave., after a week's illness, is to be buried at Washington Park cemetery following funeral services at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the residence. She was 74. Mrs. Wolfe was born at Bicknell and had lived here 50 years. Survivors are a son, Paul, Indianapolis, and two brothers, George and John Crouse, both of Bicknell.
DANIEL W. SNYDER, 1415 College Ave, died yesterday while walking at Delaware and Washington Sts. He was 68. Funeral services are to be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Flanner «%& Buchanan Mortuary. Cremation is to follow. ‘Dr. Norman R. Booher, cepuly coroner, said Mr. Snyder suffered a heart attack. Mr. Snyder was born near New Palestine and hag lived at Indianapolis 50 years. For many years he was construction engineer for Hamlin I. Shute & Co., artificial stone contractors. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Cora Snyder, and-a daughter, Miss Louise Snyder, Indianapolis.
ROBERT BLAND, Indianapolis resident 25 years, who died yesterday at his home, 1203 Dawson St., after a year’s.illness, is to be buried at Yashington Park Cemetery following funeral services at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at. J. C. Wilson Funeral Home. He was 66. Mr. Bland, an- employee of the New York Central and Big Four Railroads 35 years, moved to Indianapois from Mattoon, Ill, 25 years ago. He- was a deacon of the Memorial Presbyterian Church and a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge of Cole County, Illinois. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Blanche Bland; daughter, Mrs. J. A. Good, Indianapolis, and four grandchildren.
ASKS TO DISCONTINUE PASSENGER SERVICE
The New York Central Railroad today petitioned the Indiana Public Service Commission for authoricy to discontinue passenger service on the South Bend-Kankakee branch line. In recent years the railroad has operated one gas-electric train each way daily. Total revenue during 1937 was $14,110, the petition said, while direct operating expense was $30,874 and indirect operating expense was $5009. Because the Federal Government is discontinuing mail service on ‘that line, the railroad said its operating deficit would be larger in 1938 than it .was last year.
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THE “INDIANAPO IS TIMES
Deaths Among Indiana Residents
COLLEGE Y. M.C. A,
GREENSBURG—Mrs, John Marcum, 42. Survivors: Husband: daugnters, Mrs. Liliie Moore, Mrs. Mary Huboard, the Misses Fannie, Ida, Viola Marcum
ARGOS_Mrs. Walter Lowry, 48. Survivors: Husba Waiter; daughters, Mrs. Dorothea ihre ' Mrs. Edith Ross and Mrs. Marguerite Baker: son, John: parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Smith; sisters, Mrs. Carrie HOPE—Martin A. Holder, ‘m. Survivors: Hissong and Mrs. Mabel Cromiey; brothers, | Sons, Walter, Charles and John; daugh-| gm Lester and Owen Smith. ters, Mrs. Garag Schumaker and MIS. | yjrore. William Ross. Barger, HUNTINGTON—Elwood W. Clark, 44. Survivors: Mother, irs. Elizabeth. Nevius; | J. half-brother, Walter; half-sister, Mrs.
vivors: Wife, Viola; son, Virg
Will oy Josep! ; FAL Ceutt, , Soig ife: aughters, TS. BANTA—Mrs. Ida Porter, 35. Survivors: ilber McHenr : Sisters, Mrs. lone Duke and Mrs. Estel Mrs. W ys Jordan; brothers, Herbert, William Glen and Harry Dillman. 2 a= ETON. us, Grace Abrams Kline,
Survi soa: “Proms Kine paudrie ohmion 63. urvivors: usband, : S, 5 7. Scott, Dale, Arthur; daughter, Mrs. Earl HUNTINGTON—Jesse W. Morrison, 3
brothers Charles and fe Survivors: Wife; brothers, Irvin, Verne Tne ms. :
and Edward. oe BRAZIL—John J. Navin, 76. Survivors: KENTLAND—Mrs. Daisy Cole, urDaughter, Miss Mary Navin; sons, William | vivors: Husband, Len; son, Earl; daugnand Martin; brothers, Barney, James, | ters, Mrs. Theima Hall, Mrs. Doroihy Thomas and Henry. Kindig and Mrs. Velma Hamman. 82 Survivors: Wife, BROOKVILLE—MTrs. KOKOMO—James Benjamin Puckett, 61.| Clifton and Clyde; urvivors: Husband, Andrew; sons, Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Gladys Jackson; ter, Mrs. Sidney Brown. liam, Stephen and Sidney.
.| son, Howard. CARLISLE Mrs Laura A. Lucas, 84. LOGANSYORT—MrSs. "Flora Coffin Zig= Survivors: Son, W. E.; daughters, Mrs.
ner, 172. Survivors: Husband, Alber; Fred Orr, Mrs. Ethel Latshaw and Mrs. John Driver; sisters, Ms. Mary RoOOKsberry and Mrs. L. A. Harvey.
Carr, Mrs. Walter Bender,
William and Samuel; Bowman.
Mrs.
Survivors: Daughter, Rosa Boswell.
foster-daughter, Mrs.
Mary Peters, 80. WiiHusband, John;
Survivors: son,
Cammack, Mrs. Op Ruth Russell; sister, Mrs. Ella Rohrer.
TROY -— Robert Bruce,
daughter, Mrs. Clgva Miller, MARION—Charles Garthwait. Survivors: : Nie Golda; daughters, Virginia, CaroCULVER—Simon ome 70. Survivors: and Harriett; mother, Mrs. Alice S. Daughters, Mrs. Lois Ewald and Mrs. Dove Bid brother, Fred; sister, Mrs. H. McClone; sons, Russell, Samuel and|W. Schwan. soward. MICHIGAN CITY—Robert Retseck, 76. DUGGER—John Lee Jordan, x Survivors: Wife, Josephine; sons, George vivors: Wite, Sarah; sons, Fred, and Henry; daughter, Mrs. William Duis; ward, William and harles; daughters, | half-brother, John; half-sisters, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Clyde Keene, Mrs. George Coffman | Draeger and Miss Albina Retseck. and Mrs. Harrison Branham; sisters, Mrs, MICHIGAN CITY—William H. Johnson, Jack Norris and Mrs. Arthur Shaw; broth- | 83. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Urban Saners, Martin and Cecil Jordan. ders; son, Roy. DUNREITH—Mrs. Maly Harroll, 2. Sur-| MOORESVILLE—Mrs. Laura Latta, Sur vivors: Husband, Ralph; brothers, B. J. | vivors: Husband; daughters, Mrs. E.| YODER— Thompson, Mrs. Pearl Gray and Mrs, Siert Wife, Bicknell; son, Warner. 1.3
NEW ALBANY—Miss Mary E. Clark, 68. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Henry B. Gen- ‘ \ H | 4
try. Misses Annette and Agnes. Registered optometrist—Office at
and" Vernon; daughter, Mrs. Daniels; father, John F. Bruce; ‘Gilbert: sisters, Mrs.
Gladys Curl,
SurRay, EdSurvivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ethel M inglin,
Edward; sisters, Mrs.
Glenn Van Tress and Mrs. Elmer Rush. Clem Woods, 74.
Lewis, Henry and James Sherman. S38;
ELKHART—George W. Fleming, 59. Survivors; Wife, Leah; daughter, Mrs. Russell er; sister, Mrs. Grover Shick. ELWOOD—Mrs. Jane Wilburn, 84. Survivors: Husband, James; son, George; daughters, Mrs. Thel. Cammack, Mrs. Maude Daniels, Mrs. Ruth Russell and Mrs. Opal Gunning; sister, Mrs. Ella Rohr, FLORIDA—John Jameson, 87. Survivors: ons, - John, William, Henry and Walter; daughters, Mrs. Anna Christopher and Mrs. Nellie Gross. FORTVILLE—Jonas Wesley Michael, 86. Survivors: Daughters,” Mrs. Lillie Stanley and Mrs, Rosey Cottrell; brother, Joshua; sister, Mrs. Rhoda Carpenter.
FT. WAYNE—Mrs. Rosina M. Schnee, 72. Survivors: Joseph; sons, 0 and Carl; , Mrs, Ilda Spillane; sister, i burga Manok; brother, Edward k. Mrs. Hermena Schnepp, 36. Survivors: Husband, Adrian; daughters, Misses Dorothy Maye, Louise, Vera Maxine and Delores Schnepp; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Brown: brothers. Manuel, Dewey and Herman Brown; sisters, Mrs. Maye Van Ocie Hauter and Mrs. Lucy
OXFORD—Mrs. Sarah McKelvey, 84. Survivors: Son, Wallace; daughter, Miss Hattie McKelvey: sister, Mrs. Cynthia Runner. PERU—George L. Weis t. 5 Wife, Mrs. Iona Anna Marie Weist, ence, Charles; sister, Woods Mrs. aie Marie Apt Messmore, 48. Survivors: Husband, Clyde; son, Don W.; daughter, Miss Phyllis ‘Marie Messmore. PORTER—Fred W. Schrader, 51. Surviv- | ors: Wife, Mamie; mother, rs. Amelia Schrader; sister, Mrs. Hattie House; brothers, Frank and William. POSEYVILLE—T. J. Williams, 85. Survivors: Wife, Rachel; daughter, Mrs. Maye Pflaum; brother, Hume,
PRINCETON—Mrs. Effie Nixon Abbott, 50. Survivors: Sons, Union and James; father, Joseph Nixon; brothers, William, Charles, Fred and Henry. Allen Smith, 70. Survivors: Wife, Cella; son, Arthur; brothers, Charles, Hiram, Ford and Wade.
REMINGTON — Mrs. Anna Shield, 68. Survivors: Husband, Peter; daughters, Mrs. Carl Baird and Mrs. Oscar Paquette; sons, John and Carl; sisters, Mrs. Mary Kellner, Mrs. Margaret Kennet, Mrs. Kate Shied and Miss Emma Wagner; brothers, Joe and John Wagner.
Survivors:
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Mrs. Elizabeth
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Baumgartner, 27. Survivors: Mr. and Mrs. John Baumgartner; Miss Mary Ellen Baumgarner; Misses Allene and Geraldine
Benjamin of atiora. PLL Daughter, Mrs. Fred ets. GARY—Robert N. Keever, 69. era: Wife, Lillian; sons, Orlanda, Robert and Henry; brother, Lloyd.
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