Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1938 — Page 22

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MRS. M. A. LAIN,

COFOUNDER OF COLLEGE, DIES

Thomas H. Greer, Cumberland, to Be Buried Today At Philadelphia, Ind.

A. lain, 3624 N. cofounder with the Lain Business , who died yesterday Jospital after an illand one-half months, at Crown Hill folices at 4 p. m. tomorrow ier & Buchanan Mortu-

E. E. Aldrich, pastor of ts Park M. E. Church, of Mrs. Lain was a member, is ¢ the funeral. Henrv Point, Ill, Mrs. to Indianapolis 38 years her husband's death in managed the Lain

1s a graduate of the llece of Bloomington, in St. Louis, Mo, 1ools and later at t Marion. She was the primary deRoberts Park many years g 1 son, Percy E. Lain Indianapolis. THOMAS H, GREER of Cumber1and. resident of the South Side who died vesterday Hospital, is to be delphia, Ind., after p. m. today at the Usher Funeral Home

1atl of Indianapolis, Mr - had gone to Cumberland sevyears ago. He was a veteran the Spanish-American War and t Harold C. Megrew sh War Veterans i are four sisters, Mrs ypeland of Indianapolis, Mrs ay of San Francisco, Barnett of Boston and rs. Roland Powell of Whitehall, ich.,, and a brother, G. G. Greer of Clearwater, Fla. MRS. DESDEMONA LUKENS PENNOCK, 5254 Guilford Ave., who died Wednesday at her home after two months’ illness, is to be buried Crown Hill tomorrow following uneral services at 10:30 a. m. at he residence. Mrs. Pennock was the wife of George A. Pennock, advertising nanager of Boncilla Laboratories. : 1ative of Indianapolis { lived several years in Pewhere she went to school, hicago besides the husband Mrs. Bertha Landis of Pa.; a brother, C. A Chicago, and a grandMiss Desdemona Chapin TX vnsville, Tex, MRS. ELIZABETH WORL STAFFORD, resident of Indianapolis nine cal died today at the home of son, Earl E. Stafford, 2434 N lian St. She was 94 Stafford was the widow of A. Stafford. She was born in Countv and lived there until e to Indianapolis. She was - of the Newcastle Friends

s are to be held at “lanner & Buchanan Mortuary Sunday, and burial is to

1 besides the son are -andchildren

MRS. CORDELIA HOTTLE, 336 S. Randolph St. resident of In-

dianapolis 22 years, who died yes-|

terday at Methodist Hospital after

| Wife, Mary: daughters, Mrs

ALEXANDRIA — John E. Sherman, 80 Survivors Daughters. Mrs. Robert H Malone, sister, Mrs. Laura Harlan. APPLEGATE CORNER — John Richard | Nuttall, 90. Survivors: Sons, W. H., Charies B Calvin W. and Raymond, daughters, Mrs. May Duncan and Mrs. Max Rodrick. ~ BLUFFTON—Mrs. Lettie Bell Weber, 7° Survivors: Daughters. “Mrs. Tanner Ruttencutter, Mrs. Harley R. Ball and Mrs. George P. Lyon; half-brother, Frank | W. Schmidt. - CASSVILLE—Mrs. Oda May Heady, 62. Survivors Husband, O. C. Heady, son, Thomas; sister, Mrs, Homer Bowiand. COLUMBUS—William Walton, 79. urvivors: Wife, Rosa: daughters, Mrs. b- | rt Groce. Mrs. Hazel illigan and Mrs,

s Opal Wendel, 26, Survivors: Parr. and Mrs Val Wendel; sisters, | ris Stam. Mrs. Charles Shireman Lowell Ogle: brothers, Lawrence

DELPHI Charles Holladay, 58. Survivor Brother, Albert. EDWARDSBURG—C. Earl Oaks. SurVIVOrs Wife, Rosa: daughters. Miss Doris Mrs. Evelyn Parker and Mrs. Archie Culp sons, Lawrence and Vernon, brothers, Levi and Samuel. = ” =

ELKHART Mrs. Sarah K. Myers, 96. | Survivors: Daughters, Mrs Herman A Compton, Mrs. Ira 8S. Kauffman and Mrs John B. Hartzler; halif-sister, Mrs. Mary aylor Mrs. Ida Bassett, 81. Survivor: Brother, Daniel E. Hatch. EKIN—Charles W. Small. 84. Survivors: | Alma Toole. | Mrs. Alta Taylor and Mrs. Hazel Cullom; |

{ sons, Clyde and Marion; brother, Henry.

FT. WAYNE—John Preston Herring, 80. | Survivors Wife, Eva. daughter, Mrs. | lanche Rasmus; brother, Howard. ! Miss Mildred Andrea, 27. Survivors Mother, Mrs. Helen Andrioff: brother. Ben J. C. Tressler, 32. Survivor: Brother rans GOSHEN —Mrs Vinona Gardner, 55 u vors Husband. Clarence; brother, Herrick: sister, Mrs. Arthur L

Sarah Mvers a6 Survivors Mrs. Herman A. Compton. Mrs . Kauffman and Mrs. John B. Hartz1 half-sister. Mrs. Marv Kavior HAMLET Loren Kraft. 20. Survivor Mother, Mrs. Raymond Morse » ” = JEFFERSONVILLE Charles R. Rigshy >8. Survivors. Sous, Kenneth and Rover! . KOKOMO—Mrs. Mary Ellen Dummett 4 Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. Ida Kistr a Mrs. Anna Scheline: sons, Hurley | and Hugh: sister, r vdia Pike LAGRANGE —Crevision A. Read, 20. Sur. V1VOrs Daughter, Mrs. Edith Sears; son,

Adrian LANCASTER —Mrs. Dessie Emon Thomb- | son. 46. Survivors: Husband, Burr: sons Marvin _and Meredith: daughter, Miss | Marv Thompson: mother, Mrs. Joseph | Wiley: brothers, Herman, Nathan, Ora and Gail Wiley. sisters. Mrs. Letitia Friedley and Mrs. Agnes Shott. MIDDLEBURY—Miss Maude Van Dorsan, 48. Survivors: Brother, Thomas; =is- ) James Schrock. CIE—Mrs, Ida B. McKee, 74. Surs Daughter Miss Rebecca. sons. Edand John: brother, Morton Saint; Mrs Edna McClelland, Mrs. Jessie and Mrs. Elizabeth Knowles MUNCIE—George Zimmerman, 54. Survor. Son erman.

an illness of three weeks, is to be buried at Memorial Park tomoriow following services at 2 p. m. at the residence. She was 45. Born in Clarke County, Mrs. Hottle had lived in Indianapolis since 1916. She was a member of the East Side Church of Christ and the ladies’ auxiliary of the Brother-

{ hood of Railway Trainmen.

Surviving are her husband, Wil- | liam R.; a son, George William Hot- | tle; a daughter, Mrs. Norma Hawkins, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. William Londot of Brownstown, and three brothers, Robert of Bloomington and John and Martin McNamara, both of New Albany.

| Survivors: | Mrs. Addie Scott and Mrs. Leo Feity; son | Russell,

| for a tour of duty were

STATE DEATHS

NEWCASTLE—William M. Bond, 67. fur- |

vivors: Wife. Lulia; stepson. Ray vefferies, sister. Mrs. Jennie Hewitt, PONETO—MTrs. Manzella Toms. 90. Sur- . Harry H.. sisters. Mrs. Rose- . Mrs. Jennie Hoak and Mrs.

| Laura Freysinger.

ROCHESTER—Mrs. George Barkman, 76. Husband, George: daughters,

RUSHVILLE—Fred Bright, 57. survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Ida Fleetwood and Mrs. Mary E. Glore; brothers, Earl and

| Albert.

SEXTON—Mrs. Adda Bitner Brooks. 69. Survivors: Husband, R. J. Brooks: daughter. Mrs. Baty Newhouse; sons, Jesse and

ef v | Ralph Pickens: stepson, Paul M. Williams. | Orville.

<~ SHIRLEY—William H. Kersinger, 81. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Clarence Jackson.and Mrs. Vern Limpus: sons, Everett, Henry Floyd, James and Charles. SANDBORN — Henrv W. Pahmeier, 61. Survivors: Brothers. Dr. J. W., Fred C and William H. Pahmeier.

SOUTH BEND—Mrs. Dudley Ware. 75 |

Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Oliver Resler: son. Marley. SWAYZEE—Miliard F. Swan. 83. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs Effie Hannah and Mrs. Vernie Genti, sons, Frank, Samuel and Clarence.

WINAMAC—Mrs. Elma Dalton, 87. Survivors: Daughters, Miss Nina Dalton and Mrs. Stella McDowell \

C. M.T.C. CONTINGENT ARRIVES AT FORT

The first contingent of the C. M. T. C., motorized in a 1926 car and hailing from Ohio, arrived today at Ft. Benjamin Harrison one day carly for the annual camping ses-

| sion. but relieved that they had only

one puncture. The car was driven by Chilcote, 17. Mt. Vernon. O. He had four passengers. He is a high school

graduate, and this will be his final |

year with the C. M. T. C. Maj. R. J. Anderson, regimental

staff officer, instructed camp officers today in their duties and their

| attitude toward the trainees, which

he said was to be not too serious. Services will be held tomorrow for Protestants, Catholics and Jews. This afternoon registration officers were to be given their final instructions in preparation for the “big push” tomorrow, Indiana reserve medical officers who reported today at Ft. Harrison headed by Col. Thomas Dobbins, Evansville. Others were Lieut. Col. John C. Glackman, Rockport; Lieut. Col. red L. Hosman, Indianapolis; Lieut. Col. Edward O. Little, Indianapolis; Maj. George E. Iterman, Newcastle; Capt. Arnold L. Lieberman, Gary; Lieut. John S. Duncan, Gary; Lieut. Harold R. Finney, Marion, and Lieut. Harold R. Finey, Marion, and Lieut. Maurice E. Glock, Ft. Wayne.

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