Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1938 — Page 12

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RITES ARRANGED FOR C. H. WELLS, BUDGET OFFICER

| Mrs, Harve Clark.

Peter J. Schlechter Burial Is Scheduled Here For Tomorrow.

| Lawrence | ence

Charles H. Wells, Budget Director,

Assistant State

neral services today at Flanner & | Buchanan Mortuary. He was 48. Mr Wells died Wednesday morning at the Veterans’ Hospital following an illness of several months. He was a World War veteran and | had served as Deputy Treasurer of | the State from 1931 to 1934, when he was named an assistant to State | Budget Director Edward P. Brennan. Survivors include his wife, Daisy: a son, Alan; a daughter, Wilburta; two sisters, Mrs. E. E. Kranz stl Mrs. H. E. Rae sheumer, and a | brother, C. E. Wells.

PETER J. SCHLECHTER, Indianapolis resident 51 years, who died yesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital | after an illness of a month, is to be| buried at St. Joseph Cemetery fol- | lowing funeral services at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow at the residence, 1643 Hoyt | Ave. and at 9 a. m. at St. Patrick's | Catholic Church. He was 73. | Mr. Schlechter, a native of New| York, had been emploved as a Big | Four Railroad conductor 41 years, retiring in 1934. He was a member | of St. Patrick's Church, Holy Name | Society and Knights of Columbus Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Jose- | phine Mary Schlechter, and a sister, | Mrs. Henry Schwenn, Cincinnati. |

JOHN E. SELLERS, Marion County resident, vesterday at his home near Oak-| landon after an illness of several] years, is to be buried at landon following funeral services there at 2 p. m. tomorrow. He was| "75.

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lifelong | who died |

Oak- |

Mr. Sellers was a member of the Oaklandon I. O. O. F. Survivors are | the wife, Mrs. Josie Sellers; son, Ross; daughter, Mrs. Raymond Newhouse, and nine grandchildren, all of Oaklandon, and a sister, Mrs.| Emma Bennett, Lawrence.

MRS. CORA B. CASEY, who died yesterday at her home, 1110 N. Olney St., after a short illness, is to be buried at Memorial Park Cemetery following funeral services at 1:30] Pp. m. tomorrow at Shirley Brothers | central chapel. She was 65. Mrs. Casey, a resident of Indian- | apolis many vears, was a member of Brookside United Brethren Church. Survivors are the hus-| band, Fred E. Casey; son, Dwight W., Indianapolis, and three daugh-| ters, Virginia and Lillian, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Julia Eilers, Connersville.

is to be buried in | : | Husband, Ova. New Albany tomorrow following fu- | shall:

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STATE DEATHS

ANDERSON—Mrs. Elva C. Kellame, Survivors: Husband, John; sons, or Sidor. David and Jack; daughters, Elsie, Flor-| ence, Pearl, Myrna and Ethel; father, David Alexander: mother, Mrs. Myrtle | Reed; sister, Miss Clay Alexander. AUBURN--Mrs. Viola Kelham, 79 vivors: Son, Claude; daughters, Mr: Newton Depew, Mrs. Chlce Helm. Mrs. Mary Leisinger; sisters, Mrs. Mary Lockwood,

Sur-

Clarence Freeman. 58, Survivors: Sons, | Homer, Wilmer. Merlin, Worth: daughters the Misses Ruth. Doris Freeman, Mrs. Nabrothers, Ed, Lewis, Roscoe;

Harper: Inez Wappes, Mrs. Margaret

sisters, Mrs.

omi

| Lochner.

BICKNELL- Mrs. James K. Marshall, 57. Survivors: Husband, brother, Elijah Stevenson; sisters. Mrs. Berzina Walers and Miss Rose Stephenson. BLOOMINGTON — Frank Austin Jones, 60. Survivors: Son. Paul: brothers, John, and Leffv: sisters, Mrs. FlorLawson and Mrs. Ethel Johnson Susie Etta Wooden, 71. Survivors: sons, Chauncey and MarMisses Ethel and Mau-

Mrs. daughters, deline Wooden

BROOK—MTrs. vivors. Stepson,

Hattie Pollock, 87. SurEd; brother, Lew Spald-

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CRAWFORDSVILLE Mrs. W. C. LanSurvivors: Daughters,

| Lanham and Miss Bess Lanham.

"| survivors:

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! [ brother

| Survivors:

Miss Lessie |

DARLINGTON—John E. Cooper, 86. i

Wife, Neva; Wilbur and

daughter,

vivors: sons,

Homer;

NOTED ENGLISH PEER DIES AT 69

sir Victor Cavendish, Adele Astaire’s Father-in-Law, Paralysis Victim.

LONDON, May 6 (U. P.). Victor Christian William Cavendish, 69, ninth Duke of Devonshire, one

lof the greatest noblemen of the

British peerage, died today at his

Derbyshire. His Elizabethan ancestor, Sir William Cavendish, a sea rover who impressed foreign nations with the power of the queen, presented plug

| tobacco to the world. An earlier an-

cestor, Chief Justice John Cavenwas beheaded by a mob be-

| cause his son had aided in killing

the peasant revolt leader Wat Tyler

he the 14th Century. The Duke had served as Gover- |

nor General and Commander in { Chief of Canada from 1916 to 1924. His health had not

In 1935, a masked man shot twice at him as he sat alone, fishing, in on his Irish estate—for reason never was Known, The Duke is sticceeded by his elder son, the Marquess of Hartington, pariliamentary Undersecretary the Dominions and a member of the House of Commons. The younger son is Lord Charles Cavendish, who in 1932 married Adele Astaire, American dancer and of Fred Astaire. The Duke owned about 186,000 acres of rich agricultural and mineral lands.

{ mile from his Hardwick Hall estate

MRS. KATHERINE APPLEGATE, Indianapolis grade school teacher 30 | years, who died Tuesday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Elsie A. Drapier, Ocean Grove, N. J., was to be buried | at Freehold, N. J., following funeral services this afternoon at Ocean Grove. She was 87. | Mrs. Applegate, a native of In-| diana, had been living with her daughter seven vears. She had been an active worker at Roberts Park M E. Church 50 years. Mrs. Drapier | is the only survivor.

JOHN H. RIKOFF, 1205 S. Emer- | son Ave., died last night at St. Pran- | cis Hospital after an illness of more | than a week. He was 68. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. Survivors include | his wife, Mrs. Mrs. Margaret C. RikhofT. |

INDIANA STATE HOST |

TO MATHEMATICIANS

Menger to Talk Tonight at Banquet.

Prof.

Times Special { TERRE HAUTE, May 6—With | leading mathematicians from Indi- | ana universities and colleges on the | program, the Indiana section of | the Mathematical Association of | America opened its 15th annual | two-day meeting at Inidana State | Teachers College today. Speaker at a banquet tonight is | to be Prof. Karl Menger, Notre | Dame University, who will discuss! “The Three Classical Problems of Geometry.” Besides President | Ralph N, Tierey, who will extend | a greeting on behalf of Indiana State, other speakers tonight are to | be Prof. K. P. Williams, Indiana | University, and Prof L. H. Whitcraft, Ball State Teachers College. On the Saturday morning pro- | gram will be Dr. W. O. Shriner, | Indiana State, retiring Association president, and Prof. L. C. Karpinski, University of Michigan. Speakers tomorrow afternoon will | be Profs. C. Lanczos of Purdue, H.| E. H. Greenleaf of DePauw, K. P Williams of Indiana University, Will | E. Edington of DePauw, H. A.| Meyer of Hanover, Anna K. Sister | of Butler and M. E. Gamble of | Purdue.

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RUBINOFF ILLNESS CANCELS CONCERTS

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, (U. P.).—All concert for Dave Rubinoft

May 6

| Misses Mary

| 87 Survivor. King. —Sir |

| daughters famous estate Chatsworth House in |

been good | since he suffered a paralytic stroke | at his Lismore Castle in Ireland in | | 1925.

The first successful bor- | | Ing for oil in England was made one

| Theodore | day.

engagements (and his violin) | three weeks were cancelled to- |

day after the stage and radio musi- !

operation. His surgeon,

Dr. Walter Martin, said Mr.

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Rubin- |

off came through the operation suc- |

cessfully, but would be unable to leave three weeks. Mr. after a concert in Detroit and was here last night for the Two brothers, Phil, his manager, and Charles, Detroit, attorney, were at his bedside today.

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Rubinoff became seriously ill |

Albert Wehe, 25.

EAST CHICAGO—Mrs. son, Russell;

Husband, Albert; one brother; one sister. EDINBURG Henry Edward Gosch, 80. Survivors: Wife, Ida; stepdauginters, Mrs | Mary Davis. Mrs. Inez Scott | Jaze Holder; stepson, Kenneth; ohn ELWOOD — Charles Earl Crafton, 56. Survivors: Wife; sons, Virgil and Jack; brothers, Delbert, Otis and Clarence FT. WAYNE-—-Miss Agnes Sitko, 13, Jurvivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sitko, brother, Steve. FRANCESVILLE 82. Survivors: Son Ora Barnibus, Mrs. Delia Tavlor GOSHEN Clemence L. Yod 57. vivors: Sons, Robert and Walter: ters, Mrs, Cleo Fry and Mrs. Oscar: sister, Mrs. Ora Ramsby. GREENCASTLE—Miss Ruth Moore, 13 Father, Everett: brothers, Eugene, Leland, John and David: sisters, Misses Mary, Frances, Alice and Helen Moore and Mrs. Mildred Butt, KOKOMO—Mrs. Eva May Survivors: Husband, Nelson; sons, Walter, John, William, Franklin and daughters, Mrs. Joe Freeman Ruth; sisters, Mrs. W. M. Ogle, Mrs. Ogle and Mrs. George Wysong, Robert and Walter Kelly.

LAFAYETTE—George Waidelich, 75. Suryivor: Son, Fred.

brother

Theodosia N2lson, daughters, Mrs. Mrs.

Mrs. OSS; Ella Brower,

Sur-

Ernest,

E. B.

LEBANON—James Robert Todd, 68. Sur- |

vivors: Brothers, William and Fleener; sister, Mrs. Dora Jones. LOGANSPORT Mrs. 76. Survivors: Sons, Wi Fred.

Sarah M, illiam, Walter and

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MECHANICSBURG — Mrs Albright, 54. Survivors: Husband. Ernest; son, Alvin; brothers, Clinton, Venton Joseph Farmer.

MILLERSBURG | Survivors W iis daughter, Mrs Simon; _ sons, ercy. Kirby and Sister. Mrs. See Ann Robinson; 110

PLAINFIELD — Mrs. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. and Grace; sister, Mrs. Mary Tulley.

Marilda L. Kessler Mrs.

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Charles Larsh

ter and John;

ROCHESTER - Mts. Daughter,

McFall, 56. Survivors: Wife, Dora; sons, Llovd, Watler, Herbert and Dillard; daughters, Mrs. Jessie Harrison and Mrs. Cleda Gilbert; Joe and Thomas.

SCOTTSBURG—EIi

SHELBYVILLE—William C. Wright, 79. |

Sons, Roscoe and Mrs. Mamie Murray

Survivors Ralph;

Sadie Heck.

VALPARAISO--Jens Jensen, 78. ors: Daughter. Mrs. Lizzie Sullenberger: sons. Henrv and William WARREN William Kline, 79 Wife, sons, Russell, Earl, Justus, sister, Mrs. Mary Clampitt WILLIAMSPORT — Alphonso Hartz, 7 Survivors: Son. Clarence: daughter, Cleia Swafford. brothers. Charles William; Eva Kick WINAMAC—Isaac Cassaday, 90. ors: Sons, Ora and Albert; daughter, White; brother

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