Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1938 — Page 9

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DEATH CLAIMS MRS. DUGAN, 63 KIN OF OFFIGER

M. E. Wilson, Former Deputy Marshal, Dies In Florida.

Mrs. Mary Dugan, mother of Police Sergt. Edward Dugan, died last night at St. Vincent's Hospital of heart disease. She was 69 and had been ill for some time. Mrs. Dugan was a member of St. Anthony's Altar Society. She lived with her daughter, Mrs. Helen Moran, at 54 N. Pershing Ave. Besides her children, she is survived by two sisters, Mrs. B. E. Cool and Mrs. Clair Kennedy. Her husband, John J. Dugan, formerly a foreman at Kingan & Co. died a year ago. Services are to be at 9 a. m. Saturday at St. Anthony's Church and burial is to be in Holy Cross Cemetery. MERRILL E. WILSON, Empire Life & Accident Co. official and former chief deputy U. S. marshal here, will be buried in Miami today, according to word received here today. Mr. Wilson, a resident of Indianapolis 30 years before he moved to Miami two years ago because of ill health, died there Tuesday. He was third vice president of the life insurance company, a member of the Knights of Pythias and the Evansville Lions Club. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Annabelle; a daughter, Mrs. Fred Howard of Lafayette; two sons, Lew E. of Indianapolis and Kenneth P. of Princeton, N. J.; two sisters, Mrs. Herbert C. Breininger of Cleveland and Mrs. Arthur Hall Smith of Pittsburgh, and two grandchildren.

GEORGE G. PATON, horticulturist and accountant for Kingan & Co. will be buried tomorrow in Crown Hill following services at 2 p. m. at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. He was 69. Mr, Paton was a resident of Indianapolis for 28 years, coming here from Scotland. He devoted most of his spare time to raising flowers at his country home, Bonnie Brae,

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After a week of heavy rain the Smoky Hill River left its banks and drove 500 families from their

Deaths Among Indiana Residents

homes in Salina, boat on one of city streets.

Kansas Town Suffers Record Flood

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BIG SPRINGS—Charles Edwin Clark, 62. Survivors: Wife, Della: brother, William; sister, Mrs. Fannie Waggoner, BLOOMINGTON—Jacob Berry Hendricks, . Survivors: Wife, Mary; daughters, Mss Myrtle. Mrs. -Sarah Sanders, Mrs. Lola Herbin and Mrs. Ray Raper; sons, Lester, Edward ana Jesse, brother, Ora; sisters, Mrs. Maggie Phelps, Mrs. Lizzie Abrams and Mrs. Mary Abrams. CALUMET CITY-—Mrs. Anna Probst, 67. Survivors: Husband, John G.; sons, Paul and Fred; daughters, Mrs. Norma Watts and Mrs, Lena Wible; brothers, Guy and Harvey ng TE Mrs. Roy Hanna, Mrs. George wrence and Mrs. Clarence Smith. Charles Salvinski, 32. Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Helen Salvinski: sisters, Mrs. Stanley Pietrzak and Mes. William Hitz; Bernard. COLUMBUS—Mrs. Arstella Jahe Small, 73. Survivors: Brothers, June and Dale.

EDINBURG—Mrs. Emma Florence Hurst, 55. Survivors: Husband. William: son, William Jr.: daughters, Mrs. Robert Cosby and Mrs. John Colbert: mother, Mrs. Ber; nette Hill. FLORA—Jacob Christian Rodkey. 76. Survivors: _ Daughters. Mrs. John Ovler and Mrs. Ethel Thompson; sons. Jesse, Otha, Charles and Harry: sisters, Mrs. Nora Sharp and Mrs, Lula Studebaker; brothers. Herman and William. FT. WAYNE—Mrs. Mary G. Hooper, "7. Survivors: Sons, William T., Edward R., John §S.: daughters, Mrs. J. R. Kohne, Misses Ella. Lillian. Louis A. Parrot, 76. Sons. Norbert O.. Alfred: daughter, Agnes

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at Tist St. and Lafayette Road, where he died last night. He was a member of the Horticulturist Society of Scotland and | the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Annia C.; two daughters, Mrs. Paul B. Scott of Indianapolis and Mrs. Arthur Woodstock of Detroit; four sons, George D. of Chicago, William T. of Newcastle, and James T. and Charles D. of Indianapolis, and eight grandchildren. JOHN G. ZINK, lifelong resident of Indianapolis and retired locomotive engineer who died yesterday, will be buried at Washington Park Cemetery following funeral services Saturday, at 2 p. m., at the W. D. Beanblossomm Mortuary. He was 75. Mr. Zink, an engineer for the Pennsylvania Railroad until retired in 1930, was a member of the Masonic Order, the Christian Church and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary; two daughters, Mrs. Inez Gebhardt and Mrs. Rose Williams; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Gertrude Mondary, Mrs. Helen Manning, and Mrs. Amelia Wainscott; a stepson, Earl Eade; six grandchildren and three step-grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

MRS. GRACE W. CURTIS, who

cied Tuesday at her home, 1713] Roosevelt Ave., will be buried in Me- | morial Park Cemetery after services | at the home at 2 p. m. tomorrow. | Mrs. Curtis, who was 55, had been ill for three years. She was born in Butler County, O., and had lived in Indianapolis for 44 years. | She is survived by her husband, | Bert N. Curtis, and her mother, Mrs. | Elizabeth Wilson, Indianapolis. She! was a member of the Hillside Chris- | tian Church and the Rev. R. R.| O’Haver, pastor of that church, will | preach the sermon.

a FORMER RESIDENT, 68, DIES IN FLORIDA

Mrs. Eva L. Gifford Rites To Be Set Later.

Times Special ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., June §. —Mrs. Eva L. Gifford, native of Indianapolis and resident of this city for the last 28 years, died at her home yesterday. She was 68. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Wilhelm Funeral Home, Survivors include her husband, George Augustus Gifford; three daughters, Kathryn, Alta Louise and Josephine Gifford, and two sons, Wilbur H. and Charles Edward Gifford, all of this city; one brother, George E. Spicer, Hindsboro, Ill, and two sisters, Mrs. John E. York, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Joseph Zelechowski, Los Angeles.

BAD BOY SURRENDERS

FLORENCE, Ariz, June 9 (U. P.) —James Bailey, Arizona's 20-year-old “bad boy,” emerged from an abandoned mine early today and surrendered to a posse that sought him for the fatal shooting yesterday of a deputy sheriff. Bailey was one of five convicts who escaped from the State Prison Farm Wednesday.

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Dorsey. : Nicholas Wayer, 56. Survivors:

Mrs. Husband: sons, Donald, George; daugh-. ters, Mesdames Mildred Hullinger, Ruby Wilkins, Olive Morrick, Adessa Miller. rs. Mary Wise, 78. Survivors: Sons, Ernest, C. O. Wise; brothers, Frank, Louis, George Jones; sister, Mrs. C. R. Hudson. Arthur G. Crandall, 50. Survivors: Wife; daughters, Mrs. William Hawley, son, George A. GALVESTON—Mrs. Anna Morrison. Survivors: Husband, William: sister. Mrs Henry Smith; brother, Marion Hunt. GREENSBURG—Mrs. John H. Moodey, 84. Survivor: Son, Frank. HAMMOND-—Mrs. Carolina M. Rohde, 78. Survivors: Husband, Ferdinand, sons, Fred and William: daughters. Mrs. Frank Laborn and rs. Oscar Edmonds. HESSVILLE—Mrs. Carolina Rohde, Survivors: Husband: daughters, Mrs. car Edmonds, Mrs. Frank Laboin; Fred, William. JAMESTOWN-—Lewis

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LAUREL—Ernest Weir. 44. Survivors: Father, Oliver; sister, Mrs. Leona Wilkinson. LAWRENCE—MTrs. vivors: Husband: John, George, r Kenneth; daughters, Mrs. Emory McRoberts. LYONS--Mrs. Elsie Harwood, 64. Survivors: Daughter, rs. Lew Wallace; brothers, Robert and Owsley Vaughn. MADISON-—Mrs. John Clark. 50. Survivors: Husband: sons, James and Robert, MEDARYVILLE—BIilly Dean Rose, 10. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rose; four brothers, four sisters. MUNCIE—William Francis Yohler, 58. Survivors: Wife, Sarah: son. William Jr.: brothers, Reuben, Frank and Peter; sister. Mrs. Lillian Ferrier. NOBLESVILLE—Charies Clark. 63. vivors: Wife, Della; brother, William: ter. Mrs. Fannie Wange W. R. Reddington, 84. Mary; sons, Herschell, Vere. PLAINFIELD—Basil Hamilton, 14. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hamilton: brothers, Donna, James, Russell and

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

$106,850 DEALS IN REAL ESTATE ARE COMPLETED

North Side Division Tells Of Sales of Property In City. The North Side Realtors, a division of the Indianapolis Real Estate

Board, consummated deals in the last three weeks amounting to $106,-

3 850, it was announced today.

William L. Bridges, chairman, reported he has contracted to build a residence west of Traders Point and had sold dwellings at 313 Blue

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a large lot on Meridian St. north of 56th St. and two lots at the north-

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east corner of Delaware and 62d Sts. Ford V. Woods reported he sold a 76 acre farm on Road 13 near Noblesville. Jack C. Carr reported the sale of 10 dwellings and two. suburban tracts, one of them at Traders Point and the other near the county line on Road 13. They are situated at

5331 Washington Blvd. 1417-19 N. Senate Ave. 2519 N. Pennsylvania

St., 5620 E. 21st St., and four doubles in the 1100 block of E. 19th St. Bert L. Edwards announced the sale of the double at 3546-48 N. IIlinois St. John W. Robbins reported selling a lot in the Arden addition and William Murray Huse reported sale of a dwelling at 2848 N. Illinois St. R. E. Peckham reported the sale

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