Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1938 — Page 11

FRIDAY, MAY 18, 198%

T. J NEVILLE, CITY FIREMAN, IS DEAD AT 42

Robert McKay, Attorney, to

Be Buried Sunday At Dupont.

Thomas J. Neville, City fireman 17 years, who died vesterday at his | home, 1437 EB. Ohio St. is to be buried at Holy Cross Cemetery following funeral services at 8:15 a. m. Monday at the home of ‘a sister, Mrs. Joseph O’Brien, 833 Quincy St, and at 9 a. m. Cross Catholic Church Mr. Neville, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, had been stationed | at Engine House 30. He ‘was World War veteran, serving months overseas with the ero Squadron, and was a member of Wavne Post, American ILegion and Holy Cross Church Besides Mrs. O'Brien, Miss Elizabeth Curran, him.

ROBERT Meridian St who died Wednesday, is at Dupont, Ind following funeral | services at 1 p. m. Sunday at Royster & Askin Funeral Home here. He was 50.

RONALD LINDNER, favorite of the staff at City Hospital where he| had been a patient more than two vears, who died vesterday, is to be| buried at Washington Park Cemetery following funeral services at 3 p tomorrow at Harry W neral] Home, He was 8. Ronald suffered an intestinal obstruction for which there was ho

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} Deaths Among Indiana Residents

MARTON-—Mrs. Mary Harirett Kiser Sloderbeck, 80. Survivors: Sons, Elijah, Zedic and Pat; daughter, Mrs. Lula Shoemaker; sisters, Mrs, Emma Swisher, Mis. Ella | Pence, Mrs. Anna Pence and Mrs. Kathryn | Thurston. Cyrus A, Davis, nie; daughter, Mis. Don; brothers, W. H., G. and Lewis,

MARSHALL --Mrs,

$b Reganie Speichhilip and John:

Sons, and Mrs.

Mrs. Lena Dickhoui

Mrs. Lucy Alice Travis, 10. 74. Survivors: Wife, MinPauline Hart; son, Ww, G. M, EJ

brothers, sister, Mrs, Susie Andrews Eva Sanders, 85. Sur- | vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Henry Delp and | Mrs, George Standish; son, Albert, MARTINSVILLE William R, McKee, 43 Survivors: Wife, mother; brothers, Harry and Arthur MONTICELLO -- Mrs, Survivors: Sons, Harry and Homer ter, Miss Elizabeth, NAPPANEE—Mr's, Survivors: Husband, Christie, Alvin and Glen; Peter Borkholder, Mrs, YOM es Misses Bertha, Bessie, Matilda : ol NEW CARLISLE Andrew Bennitt, 89 { Survivors. Daughters, Mrs, Joseph Masse : 1309, Mis, George Myers; brothers, Amos, |

Broithsister,

48, ana

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Norris C William;

Thomas By

rown Allen, 806. Survivor: Balzer. John O'Meara, 45. sons, Patriek ahd Mary Ellen. Hoffman, 48, SurvivMyrtle, daughter, Mrs. Helen Arthur; sister, Mrs. Mabel

George. is Hively, 83. Survivbrothers, A. |

Mrs, Burr Husband, Naty RE En daughter Susan Schmucker, 43. Levi, sons, IS&ac, daughters, Mrs. Lester Yoder,

Ward and

James W. Roper Bessie; daughters, and Mrs Alma H. F. Roper; sister,

Harlan and Ira; sister, Mrs. Chloe Smith NEW POINT Franklin A. Hiner, 84 OAKLAND CITY Samuel Blythe 79. | Survivors: Wife, Sarah; Cleve Willis and Mrs. E PAOLI-—-Mrs, Margaret Survivors: Husband, J. Q.; son, RICHMOND Francis J. Jay, vivors Son, Herbert; brother, Mis. Ida. J paneer, 13 | Daughter, Mrs. Florence EB, John Brown, brothers, and Willla Hinshaw | ROCHESTER--Joe Vincent | Sut vivors: Parents; brothers Kirk, sisters Betty and Linda Lou,

SHERIDAN- ~Henty F. Ballard, 89 { vivors: Wife; sons, Monte and Paul.

SOUTH BEND Audrey Wray, 49, Survive ors: Wife, Faye; mother, Mrs. Ida Wra) son, Paul: daughter 1 Dorathy Sheppard; brothers, Earl, Guy, Floyd, Albert | John and hg vin, sister: Mi Odessa Skeleton, Esther Jean Beatty, Mrs Stella Kenneds and Mrs. Ollie Doyle Mrs, Gertrude Marie Cass, €2, Surviy | s. Son, Paul; daughters, Mrs, Ge Eycleshymer and Mrs Belle Jackson, | brothers, Arthur, Charles, Forest and FEdward Franks, sisters, Mrs, C. C., Sandidye and Mrs. W. H. Smith

Wife, Dr. 79.

Meeks, Mae Richey son, Charles;

Emma r Willis

Shi affer, Earl 80, Harry. Survivor Dickl HSOn | Steven

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78. SurvivClaude, ‘Ruel, Mrs. Dessie

Ripples, Josephine: sons, Jesse: daughters Linnie Connor and Becsie Nellie Shepler, 83. Sur. | Schulyer; daughter, Mrs, | Lloyd

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Cooney Chap Charles, ClifAlex Cooney

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HOOSIER PHONE GROUP ELECTS

Officers Are Retained, Headed by F. E. Bohn As President.

survivors: Mis. Alice osenberg, son, Ira

Mrs, Max Margowsky, 85. Husband, Max daughters rank and Mrs. Ida Shinkovsky Mrs. John Balley, 32. Suryivors: Huspand, John: mother, Mrs. Ella Robinson: | daughters Catherine, Thelma and EthesFora sons, John Jr, Edward and Otis brother, James Robinson. ClyQe G. Wilson, 70, Survivors Wife; | son, Ralph: Sanghter, Mrs. Blanche Getls brother, Will VINCENNES. “br | yivors: Wife, Mrs, | Kelso, daughters,

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Ulysses G. Kelso. Surwe raadine phraging 185 fNnes ¢lso ® p | Florence Kelso, Mrs. Frank J, Schymik. | {All officers of the Indiana Tele

Charles IL. d Art s BW Rie Ray OID, Sue | phone Assoclation ‘began new terms

WINSLOW- Mis. Emma Collins. 67, E Er: brother CG torasler go Mizs “Maggie | foday following re-election ‘at the

sons,

Brown; Gtorne W. Brown,

closing session of the association’s annual convention at the Claypool Hotel yesterday. Frank E. Bohn, Ft. Wayne, Home Telephone Co. president, is to head the organization for another year.

Retained in office with him were

[ R. V. Achatz, Aurora, first vice presi- | dent;

J. G. H. Xlingler, Brazil, second vice president, and WwW. H. Beck, Indianapolis, secretary-treas-urer, Directors named were Achatz; Ceorge Watts, Knights town; W. J. Schetidler, Greensburg: Fr. 0. Cuppy, Lafayette; HB, “PF.

Fhinger, Decatur, and W. H. Van

Horn, Logansport

Taxation and the expense of reg.

ulation imposed upon the telephone fhdustry is exorbitant, Touls Pitcher, Chicago, United States Telephone Association executive vice president, said at the closing meeting. He said that the burden is threatening the existence of about 5000 telephone companies in smaller communities,

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