Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1938 — Page 8

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CLARA B. GOW'S RITES ARRANGED

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Services Are Set Tomorrow For Archie Roach, World War Veteran.

Mrs. Clara B. Gow, Marion County resident 36 years, who died yesterday at her home on Mann Road, R. R. 7, is to be buried at Crown Hill following funeral services at 2 p. m. Friday at the West . Washington Street M. E. Church. She was 65. . Mrs. Gow was born in Bartholomew County and was a member of the «West Washington Street Church. : Survivors are the husband, Willard; two foster daughters, Mrs.

Ethel Matthews Davis and Mrs.|A

Mary Gow Brutcher, both of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Forsythe, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Catherine Powell, Columbus, and a brother, Joseph Goetz, Indianapolis.

ARCHIE ROACH, World War vet-

eran, who died Monday at Veterans’ Hospital at Hines, Ill, is to be buried at Floral Park cemetery following

funeral services at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at Conkle funeral home. He was 45. Military services are to be conducted by the LaVelle Gossett Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mr. Roach served 15 months overseas and was a member of the American Legion at Linton. He was born at Beaver Dam, Ky., and lived here 15 years, being employed as a clerk

until he became unable to work four | t

years ago. He had lived at 1916 W. Vermont St. Survivors are the

wife, Mrs.

Blanche Roach, and son, Wilfred|,

Lee Roach, both of Indianapolis; mother, Mrs. Emma Chanley, Linton; sister, Mrs. Nettie Zeller, Linton, and two brothers, Estel and Marvin, both of Indianapolis.

A. G. KAUFMAN, former Indianapolis resident, who died yesterday at his home at Petersburg, was to be buried this afternoon following funeral services at the Indianapolis Heberw Cemetery. Mr. Kaufman, who had been ill six months, was in the wholesale grocery business at Petersburg. While a resident of Indianapolis, he was ‘in the fertilizer business with a brother, Herbert Kaufman. Survivors besides Herbert Kaufman, now of Enid, Okla., are the wife, one child, and a sister, Mrs. Gertrude DeVries, Big Spring, Tex.

WILLIAM BRAY JR, 633 E. McCarthy St., who died Sunday at City Hospital after an three weeks, was to be buried at Greenwood following funeral services this afternoon at the residence. He was 31. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Edna Bray; two sons, Donald and Richard; sister, Mrs. Louis Campbell; brother, Francis, and father, William Bray Sr., all of Indianapolis.

DELBERT C. KIMBERLIN, 925 Cedar St., killed Monday in an automobile accident in the 7200 block W. Washington St., is to be buried at Washington Park cemetery following funeral services at 10 a. m. tomorrow at J. C. Wilson funeral home. He was 31. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Marie Kimberlin; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss Kimberlin, Fortville; and two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Terry, Indianapolis, and Mrs. May Edwards, Fortville. :

AARON WATSON, who died Monday night at his home, 1325 Wade St., is to be buried at St. Joseph Gemetery following services at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the residence. He was 49. Mr. Watson, a native of Ireland,

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vivors: Son. Otis: sister. Mrs. Fred Brown.

. son, Henry Wolfson: sister. Mrs. Henry Steiner.

Survivors: Floyd, Clavton and

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Deaths Among Indiana Residents

ALEXANDRIA—Dr. A. E. Harlan, 83. Survivors: Wife, Laura; sons, Hugh and erman. BIRDSEYE—Mrs. Nancy Bradshaw Ingle, 54. Survivors: Son, Danton; daughter. Mrs. Vernon Murray; brothers, Clift, Millard and Luther Bradshaw; sisters, Mrs. Clyde Stewart, Mrs. Bertha Enlow, Mrs. Lily Satterfield and Mrs. Fred

BLOOMINGTON—Mrs. Quince Watson, 34. Survivors: Husband; mother, Mrs. George Deckard: daughters, Misses Vernetta, Mary, Islene, Ruby and Normajean Wesley; brothers, Asa, James and Clinton Deckard; sisters, Mrs. Claude Hawkins, Mrs. Ira Southern, Mrs. Orlando Prince. Mrs. Gerald Sowders. and Mrs. Freeland’

Hillenburg. FTON—Mrs. Harriett Goff RatSons. Charles, (Rovers,

BLUF cliff, 80. Survivors: Elwood: daughter, Mrs. R. R. Smi CHALMERS—Mrs. Sarah Clagett, 101. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Samuel Burns. COLUMBUS—Glenn Newton, 44. Survivors: Father. J. A.: brother, Guy. DECATUR—Mrs. Lola B. Booth. 8Survivors: Husband, Edward B.. son. ELWOOD—William Butler, 176. ors: Brothers. Edward and Omer.

FAIRLAND—Harro!d Elmore, 38. Survivors: Wife, Letha; son, Robert; brothers, Merlin, Noble and Morris; sisters, Mrs, George Graham and Mrs. Fred Newsome.

FRANKFORT — Joseph D. Garrett, 76. Survivors: Son, James; sister, Mrs. George Perkins. : > » ” ”

FRANKLIN—Asa McClain, 70. Survivors: Wife, Mary: sons, Charles and Horace; sisters. Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs. nna Poole, Mrs, e as and Mrs. George Redmond; brothers. James, Conrad, Bert. Nelson and Guy.

GREENSBURG—Virgil L. Alexander, 77. Survivors: Wife, Sarah: daughter. Miss Hazel Alexander: brothers. Frank, Wilbur, George. Ernest and Clyde. . vivors: Wife,

a wails. . Sur Nettie: stepson, Philip: brothers. Charles.

-HAMMOND—Charles G. Schafer. 67. Survivors: Wife. Mary: sons. William, Charles. James, Raymond: daughters. Mrs. Dorothy Harris. Mrs. Ruth O’Brien, Mrs. Margaret Flaherty.

HARMONY—John H. Rowings. 58. SurFrank: brothers. Archie.

Surviv-

HENRYVILLE—Mrs. Ann Dunlevy Mayfield, 80. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Alma Smith; brother, S. C. Dunlevy.

LINTON—Mys. Sarah Elizabeth Lester, 72. Survivors: Husband, Henry; three daughters; one son.

MARION—Clarence C. Heinzmann. Survivors: Parents. Mr. and Mrs, George Heinzmann; wife, Irene; daughters, Mrs. Howard Hutchens and Mary; son, George.

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MARTINSVILLE—M. P. King, 58. Survivors: Wife; one son; three brothers; sisters, Mrs. Charles McCarthy; another siser.

MIAMI—Mrs. Nellie A. e, 66. Survivors: Husband, William: daughters, Mrs. Harvey Rogers, Mrs. C. V. Shoemaker and Mrs. Kenneth Benn; sons, John and Andy. MICHIGAN CITY—Mrs. Mollie Fuller, Survivors: Husband, _ Perry: on

MIDDLETOWN—Mrs. Eva Barrett Rin0, 53. Survivors: Husband, Roy; sons, ames, Barrett and Leroy; sister, Mrs. John Wiggenhorn, . MILROY—William H. Lines, 86. Survivors: Wife, Sina; daughters, Mrs. Pearl Webb, Mrs. Myrtle Root and Mrs. Mary McGinnis; sons, William and B. C.

MONTICELLO—Mrs. Elmina Sparks. 73. Husband, Henry: daughter. ldie Woods: _sons. uis. Milt, ¢ Mack: sister. Mrs. Smith; brothers, Lewis and Frank er.

NOBLESVILLE—Mrs. Ica Lane Mitchell. Survivors: Husband; = brothers, Charles,

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Conrad and Gus; sister, Mrs. D. L. Darrow. -

PERU. . Mattie Powell, 61. Survivors: Sister. Clara brothers, Charles, Warren and George. PRINCETON—Alvin Decker, 79. Survive. ors: Wife, Artie; daughter, Mrs. John Beadle. ; : : REMINGTON—Bud Perry Moore, 58. Survivors: Dife, Charlotte; son, Lowell.

65 CHILD CRIPPLES EXAMINED AT CLINIC

Sixty-five crippled children were examined at the first orthopedic consultation clinic at Jeffersonville yesterday, Dr. Oliver W. Greer, State Division of Services for Crippled Children director, said today. Records of the children, prepared by Dr. Gordon W. Batman, Indianapolis, were submitted to family physicians. : Eligible crippled children are to receive tregtment at the Riley Hospital for Children. Other clinics are planned throughout the state. Indiana’s new plan for aid to crippled children was provided in the 1936 Welfare Act.

EX-BRAZIL RESIDENT DIES AT N. Y. HOME

BRAZIL, Ind. April 27 (U. P.).— Dr. Paul Lybyer, 52, assistant superintendent of the New York State Hospital and former Brazil resident, died at his home in Odenburg, N. Y., yesterday, it was learned here today. Dr. Lybyer, a noted specialist in mental diseases, was a graduate of Indiana University and. had attended Culver Military Academy and Roberts College at Constantinople. 2 The widow, a daughter and two brothers, suygvive. Burial will be held at Puiamville.

ROCHESTER—James Koffel, 832. Survivors: Wife, Cora; son, Omar; daughter, Mrs. Ida, Hart.

SCIPIO—Mrs. Masy Magdalene Roberts, 74, Survivors: Husband, Re 3 Mason, Orville and Charles; daughter, Mrs. Claude Daily. !

SOUTH BEND_Henry Irving Hadaway, 86. Survivors: Wife, en; sons, Henry and Robert; daughter, ss Margaret Hadaway; four sisters; four brothers. Charles A. Garver, 49. Survivors: Son, Raymond; daughter, Miss Evelyn Garver; brother, Glenn. / : Jesse Thomas Diltz,~35. Wife, Frances; pgrents, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Kiltz; son,

SULLIVAN—Mtrs. Belle: “Dufriend. 80. Survivors: nd, John: son, Charles; sisters, Mrs. Lo enburger,. Mrs. Margaret -Fulfish, Miss Mary Unnut. :

WASHINGTON—Joseph Bennett, 74. Survivors: , Brothers, Thomas and James; sister, Mrs. W ~

Amy r an ; brothers, James and Rav Leming.

WINSLOW—Alonzo Willis, 71. .Survivors: Wife, Effie; son, Fred; daughters, Mrs. Earl Bennett and Mrs. Millie Meyers; half-brothers,. Roy and Claude. Z

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