Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1938 — Page 11

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TUESDAY, MAY

10, 1938

CITY TEACHER'S S paniards to Plead Loyalist Cause Here

BURIAL WILL AT YANKEETO

BE |

Flora Youngblood Taught,

Here Seven Years; Mrs. Dawson Dead.

Miss Flora Youngblood, School 62 |

teacher seven years, vesterday at Methodist several months’ illness, is to buried at Yankeetown following funeral services today 905 N. DeQuincy St., tomorrow at Yankeetown Church. She was 40. Miss Youngblood was born Yankeetown, near Evansville, voungest daughter of the Rev Mrs. Following ville College and Teachers’ taught school and Yankeetown before coming to Indianapolis. Survivors are her artha Youngblood, br ‘other Ss, G. WwW

for

Nr fter

dence, S pm Methodist

the

Indiana State

ville mother, M 3 Youngblood,

who died | Hospital

at the resi- | and at |

at Newburgh, Evans- |

Mrs. | Indianapolis, |

: A. W. Youngblood, La- |

E. Youngblood, Towa; Dr. R. W. Youngblood, Henderson, Ky., and Dr. E W. Youngblood, Union City, and two sisters, Mrs, George Stolzy, Evansville, and Mrs.

enport,

Poseyville.

MRS. MAUDE M. DAWSON, 4016 |

Park Ave Methodist f several own Hill at 2:30 p. Kre ‘egelo & Bailey She was 63 Mrs son, former dealer, had years. Survivors

, who died yesterday at Hospital after an illness months, is to be buried at following funeral servm. tomorrow at Funeral

native of Cumberland in Indianapolis 42

was a and lived are a son, Earl, Indiandaughter, Indianapolis,

apolis,apolis, Dawson, Mrs. G ERNEST D. Rip ple Ta i at Methodist to be buried at Lebanon uneral services at 1 p. m. tomorrow Conkle Funeral Home

WHITE. Broad Ripple,

owner who

Tern,

resident of Marion County 22

White lived at 924 Riviera

“He was born in Boone Coun- |

and was a member of Bridgeport Masonic Lodge and Order of Eastern Star Survivors are the wife White; ty ers, Mrs. Indianapolis, and Mrs. Sadie Martin, BI and a brother,

awnsbureg, George W. White, Hammond LAUE,

‘CHARLES G. ‘C. i nt 18 years,

Mrs. Bessie Qcie Denny,

TO SiSst

Indian-

to be buried tomorrow Park Cemetery services at 3:30 p. m. at Kle Funeral Home. He was 66. Laue was a member of the Fellows Lodge and 1igan Street M. E the wife, Mrs. Mrs sons, John a stepmother, Mrs. John of Indianapolis; three brothers. Edward, Alfred and Lewis, of Vincennes;

and one great-grandchild

MRS. AMELIA J. HOUGH, died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Seelve Bibbins, 5840 Washington Blvd, is to be buried at Wolf Lake, Ind, following funeral services at 3 p. m. today at Hisey & Titus Funeral Home and at 1:30 p. tomorrow at Ligonier. She was |

Church. vivors are Maud ighter, sburgh; two Dewer Carroll, all

and

who

Hough, who died after a lived at 617 Eugene St. ears. War Mothers are to the service here. Survivors besides Mrs. Bibbins are two other daughters. Mrs. Rockstroh Mrs. Anna Lonigan, | both of Indianapolis, and a son, | David, Copley, O JOHN T. RUBUSH, t retired unday, 11 this

, 1lIness,

conduct

and

1515 N. Ewing carpenter who died

SrUiee 0.9

ervices at 2:30 at Moore North Side Funeral Home.

DEFEAT OF CIRCUS BAN TO BE SOUGHT

Frederick E. Schortemeier, attorny for the Cole Brothers Circus, Sogey will ask the City Monday night to defeat a proposed ordinance prohibiting circus exhibitions on Sun Fridays or to amend it forms of entertainment davs Th> ordinance, sored by ers, has w eeks.

& Kirk He was

he ne

which was sponministers and church leadbeen pending for several

Indianapolis Methodist MinAssociation yesterday appointed a committee to formulate a& policy on Sunday entertainment. Members said it would meet some time this week

FHA APPLICATIONS EXCEED 5 MILLION

2 ial WASHINGTON, May tions for large-scale housing projcts mortgage insurance amounting | to more than five million dollars | are pending in Indiana, R. Earl Peters, State FHA Administrator, told FHA headquarters officials here today Included are a $1,250,000 apartment house and two group housing projects for Indianapolis, Mr. Peters said. He also reported a growing business in small-house underwriting by FHA.

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Tenn. |

Herman Davis, !

Home. |

Dawson, widow of Jona Daw- | Indianapolis real estate |

Miss Thelma | and a sister, | A. Smith, Washington, D. C. !

Hospital Sunday, | after | 2

He was | Fiel

*» Bridgeport |

1 who died | his home, 523 N. Tre-|

following | the West | o Allie Stewart, |

and |

10 grandchildren |

Mabel |

| was to be buried at Crown | afternoon following funeral |

days and Good | to ban all | those |

10.—Appli- |

LOANS From

$1 up to $300 on

SACKS BROS.

306-10 INDIANA AVE.

touring the U

the Spanish

Four Spaniards, making apeals for

row at 8 p. m. David K. Rubins,

Loyalist to speak at a meeting at the Severin Hotel tomorThe meeting is being sponsored by sculpture instructor

Herron Art The visitors, novelist social

and are

nited States cause,

worker;

at the John

School, left to right, and delegation Harry Preteceille, journalist,

HT LN

Tana

and others are:

He is to preside. Ramon Sender, leader; Carmen Meana, Robinson, translator; Ojier and Jose Bergamin,

Deaths Among Indiana Residents

5%. Sur. Joseph Everett

Arthur Joseph, daughter, Mrs Jos eph and Betty Faucett Mary Ellen Vance, 77 Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Howard Eckel | Mrs. Clyde Griffee and Mrs, Ohmer Bra- | don; stepdaughter, Mrs. Mollie War rdlow | son, Howard, stepsons, Jacob, Js i Patrick: brother. Thomas MeDar ters, Mrs. William Freeborn George Newkirk James D. Taylor, 72 James and Jesse AUBURN-—-Mrs. R, F vors: Husband, daught Rhode! mM ITS Paul | Prank Baltz ster, Mrs BL OOMING TON mes 2. Survivors: Wife, Mrs Const ance Lee Branam

ADVANCE Mrs. vivors Husband, Moore; brothers Graves; sister, Mrs ANDERSON --Mrs

Survivors Moiiet . ho Mr

Ad: ams; Jessie Somer, Earl Branam Mary Branam parents & Mrs

| dnuen;

Mr S. Mr : e Gu nnerson, Mrs 1 ‘Randall, s. Mae Randall er, Mrs. Sam COLUMBUS Mrs i Survivor: Brother CRAY FORDSY ILE- | wona 84 Survi \'( {and 8S. N daught er sor sister, Mrs Michael Carroll “81. Mrs. M. J Murphy Carroll; brother. The Mrs. Sarah rs: Hushand, ! son ter, Mrs, Minnie M. Young. Mrs. Amolia Louisa Manley, 72 ors: Son, Edmund J. O'Callahan ters, Mrs. Minnie Elsner and Dorst: brother, Hans Mohns ELWOOD waar les E Eikenberry 53 | Survivor Vife Beulah daughter, Mrs {| Rober Shay sis Mrs, Cora Kantner Bother s. Harsy and Russell FELWOOD Mrs Amanda Survivors Husband, Rile { daughters, Mrs. Ruth Chine, tie. son, Everett FT. WAYNE—John ter, Miss Elizabeth Hogan “Henry Weilbaker, 68. Sur Ray, Earl. daughters baker. Mrs. Kate Seibert Eliza Deborah Rhodes ivors Husband, Uly s Grant daughters, Mrs. J. H 1appell RL Ss White, Mrs. A Arnold, brothers John Murra) J. Danenfelser, 72. Suirvit Mary F son, Carl WwW hiro Ror.

Ron: BY. Min: fe

Hogan, 61. Survivor Wife Marie

vivors

Miss

Homer L. Cook. 63 Mrs | Mary Glossberger.

GEORGETOWN

Survivor: Sister

Walter 68

B. Dewees

FARM TENANT LOAN TO BE MADE TODAY

Governor to Officiate Connersville Ceremony.

present the first farm tenant loan to | [be made in Indiana under the | Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act | to Baker Martin, farmer of near

Connersville. Mr. Baker was to receive a $6200 loan to buy a 101-acre farm and to | make repairs and improvements. [ The Governor and a small party of Farm Security Administration of- | ficials were to meet at the Connersville Postoffice at 3 p. m. and el | to the farm. Mr. Martin | | farmer years.

‘CONFESSION OF 1928 SLAYING G REPUDIATED \\

| SEATTLE, May 10 (U. casto Earl Mayer, 42, a convict in the Washington State

| Prison, said today that he had {confessed slaving Lieut. Eugene Bassett in 1928 to save his mother. He repudiated an earlier confes[sion and said that he was not | guilty of the crime. “I'll plead guilty,” he said. “But once and for all, I want exeryone {to know that I did not kill Bas- | sett.” Mayer's mother, Mrs. Mary Elea{nor Smith, also will be charged with | the murder of the young naval officer 10 years ago, Prosecutor B. | Gray Warner said. Mrs. Smith, in {a written confession, told officers | that she watched her son kill Lieut. | Bassett and dismember and bury the body. Mayer is under life sentence as a habitual criminal. His mother yesterday completed an eight-year sentence for grand larceny.

has been a corps in Fayette County for 26 |

t Earl hter. Mat [ Mr

n= | Mrs

in|

Governor Townsend today was =i

daughMrs. brothMar-

Nina Dewees. | ter, Mrs. Glanco Pearlman; sisters, | Lydia Stevens, Miss Ellen Dewees, Alvin, Charles, Francis, Robert

Joseph, 57. Survivors daughter, Mrs, Bertha Joseph B., Everett A, Betty Fausett Julia Mahan, Mrs. Louise Snyder sister, Mrs. Rose Robert, Oliver

| Survivors: Wife, Mrs

{ tin Mrs. Flossie Jane Husband, Arthur Moore; brothers Graves: sister, Mrs LAFAYETTE--M: Survivors: Daught o1 sons, Frank, Herman; HI WOT brothers Dudleston LA POR RTE —M1s 65. Survivor HY ang, man; daughters Vera Schumaker, Mrs. Gladys Eatakn, "Mi Bernice Tox. sisters, Ars. R. Pinst ick, Mrse Louise |

vde Mrs. Mary A Cook. 86 Brother, John Uhl: daughter-in-law, C. M. Cook LINTON--John V | vivor Daughter, 1} Clara P. Mowery. MADISON William H. Kohl, 178. Survivors: Brothers, John, Chris: sisters, Mrs, IC Gordon Mollie Doremus Miller, 91, Survivors Maurice Frohman,

Bertha Zimmerman Henry Zimmer-

Survivors Mrs

Cooksey, 69, Sur-

Florence Miller MOUNT VERNON Redman Schneider, 39 band Phillip Sch | Eni] Hp, C we arl Otto, Wi

Jane Husde S raul 1 Erwin Malcolm, rad, John Doerr Mr. an

Mrs Mary Survi VOr's son

{ rents Geor ge Redman, sisters, Mrs Mrs Abbrederies, Mrs 5 Mr Oscar McGinnis, re Bottomies brothers, sco, Loren | Redman Mrs. Mary A. G Son, Jes daug! Mrs Vincent Wargel, Mrs | sterman ! NEW He vivors: Wi Dohrman Bruns, Mrs Martin,

survivors Veal,

Shuler, 67 Joseph Julius —Henr: 83 Clara ‘Emma Edwin,

Mrs Tinle rsons, “Mrs. Lena Ehle; sons,

u ” un

ST RG--Lonnie Su ife, Mrs Troth, John

R. Knox, Nora Knox. daugiMrs. Sarah Frank;

. AA brothers sister, PENDLETON Mr Survivor ons Walling: sis tots Flora Mrs. Clarence Richard RICHMOND --C. R Kienz 3 vivors Vif daughter r C Rmpbell, y ent oll

Mary rl. and Weaver and SurHarold May Kienzle. sons Mrs. Thresia

54.

mother

s Harriet Bitzer, Tl John and Andrew Layton and Mrs

Mis others, 3 S.

ROMNEY Wek Frank

Amelia Hamann, 64 Fred; son, Yarold,

- HNEIDER —Mrs : sister, Mrs, Henry

rvivors: Husband, pson, Paul Hamann,

| Hamann. SCOTL AND- Mrs. Estella May 2 Sons, Deneil, Thomas

Greta Allen. Mrs. Olma Eva Baughn. Mrs. Myrtle

Corbin

B! ackmore, Goodman SELLERSBU Ra: -Mrs | Survivors S Mrs. brother, Fletcher “Smith SEY MOUR--John R. VanOsdol, Gruss, Mr Wright

Melissa Miiler, 72 Lorena White.

55. SurKysar,

S$ aley. 66. Survivors: Te 1 3 James D daughters, Mrs. Faith Iona Burrs, Nora E. West: brothers. William , Newton, Isaac, Herman, sisKatherine Ruddick. Miss Loretta Mother, Mrs

Sons, Jr

Mrs SHELBY VILLE38 Survivors { Henke LeBe au.

,SoU TH BEND -Mrs Survivors: Daughters Wi ight. Miss Elizabeth Ful kerson;

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THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES

PAGE 11

STATE PLACES 11TH

IN LEGION CONTEST,

Mississippi Department Victor in Membership Race.

Indiana Department, American Legion, won 11th place in the veterans’ national membership contest, exceeding its quota of 32890 by 105.38 per cent, it was announced today by national headquarters here. | Honor of leading the 1938 convention parade at Los Angeles Sept. 20 went to the Mississippi Department, firsteplace winner,

Mississippi reported a paid mem-

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bership of 12,725, topping its quota by 141.17 per cent. Louisiana was second, with other departments placing in the following order: New Mexico, Maryland; Wisconsin, Idaho, Georgia, Florida, New Hampshire, District of Columbia and Indiana.

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