Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1938 — Page 6

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RITES FOR MRS. REBECCA COOK, 23-YEAR RESIDENT, TOMORROW;

JAMES L. WCLELLAN DIES HERE

Mrs. Hannah C. Rollison Is Buried Today at Bloomfield: |

Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, Former City Woman, Held in Columbus.

Mrs. Rebecca J. Cook, 319 N. Sherman Drive, Indianapolis resident 25 years, ig to be buried at the Greenfield Cemetery services at 1:30 p. m. at the Dorsey Funeral Home, Murs, Cook, who was

72, died yesterday at her home : - State Deaths

Born at Richmond, she was a | member of the Grace M. E. Church. | She js survived by her husband, | A. Ricks, 80. Surdaughters, Mrs. Daisy Bare. Mrs. Ruth A Bodkin: and Miss

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COLUMBUS Mrs, Jessie McComas, 55 Survivors Son, Wallace: daughter, Mrs William Cain: sisters, Mrs Jesse Dugan { Mrs, Aubert Akin and Mrs. Romia Ault brother, Neil Sprague. EDINBURG-- Mrs. Velva PF. Bailey, 28 Husband, Leroy: son, father Atwood: sister, Miss Helen At.

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| Shuttleworth, here last night after an extended illness. She was Mrs. Simpson was the mother of John M. Simpson, Warner Gear Corp. president. She had been ill since April. Two daughters and two sons survive,

Jackson; a son, Leonard, and a sis ter, Mrs. Anna Laymon, all of Inbrother, James; sister, Mrs. Mattie Chadwell three grandchildren. JAMES IL. MCLELLAN, son of wood Pp. m. tomorrow at the Conkle Mu-| FLORA Burnell C. Keves, 43, Survivors He was born here, attended Wash- | dQ8 ever Kees: fat sister, Mrs. Anna Gatlin, and two | vivors: Wife, Bertha. brothers way, 73. Son. Carl: daughter. Mrs Indianapolis resident 17 years, who KOKOMO--Mrs near Bloomfield Funeral services | Survivors: Daughter, NEW ALBANY George F, Ritter Sr. €8 was 5 ver: brothers Matthias, J. and Henuy ton Ave A native of Orange | daughters, Mrs. Ira Campbell. Misses Co. fetta, Mary Elizabeth and Imelda Roth: another daughter, Mrs. Bert Hen- PENDLETON —Charles Gilespie, 13. sisters, Marie and Elizabeth Welsh: ol Rossville, and Grover of Camarilsons, Lloyd, Wayne, Grant and Warren SON, former Indianapolis resident, | REET 'Nivtie: sisters Mrs. Kate Mor. VEEDERSBURG— William Park here today after services at 10 | Kate Birge. Mrs last eight! WALDRON-Dr Daniel F. Randolph. 85 Vears Surviv WINDFALL Mrs. Frances E. Bogue, Tl dianapolis, and three brothers, C. D. | Mrs. Bennie Rvan: sons WARNER GEAR CORP. July 15 (U. PO) .—| July P.) —-FuRoy Griggsby murder | eran and ex-convict He was indicted yesterday mornGriggsby was a paroled convict. | Coronor R. K. Webster stated that Grigesby beat him to death to prevent him from telling BLOOMINGTON, July 15—The L third annual Commercial Teachers’ berry, University of Pittsburgh director of commercial education. afternoon's session was a demon-, | stration of speed typing by George |

dianapolis; three brothers, Ed Hill, Mrs. Catherine McClellan, T™0 N.|g ELKHART. George I. Compton, 60. Sur. neral Home. Mr. McClellan, who Parents, ‘Mr. and Mrs, Burr Keyes, ington High School and had been | Keyes; brother, Dana Keves, brothers, Lon and George McClel. | 3hg Ernest, Sisters, Mrs. Anna Coats, Mrs. Eva Seyfert. Mrs died Wednesday at her home, 1427 Survivors Daughter were set for 0:30 a. m. at the |e} Homer Survivors: Wife. Dora son George FPF She lived here at the Delaware St Ritter; sister, Mrs. J. Figuccion Roth, E Sunty, Mrs Jollisoh spent most ob sister, Mrs. Herbert Weber; brother, Anton 1, of Bloomfield, and three sons, [ PERU. Carolvn Jean Welsh, 10. Surviv¥s Willlam, Stephen, Bryan and la, Cal. B. ROBIN- | Ray; daughter, Mrs. Nellie Kling who died Wednesday at Columbus, |; J. W. Ross: brother, Charles Survivors Son, Virgil; a. m. at the Flanagan Funeral Home Klia Watkins and Mrs. Ida Kinney, daughot She was 72 |} fvors Son, Bernard sisters, Mrs Survivors are her husband, M. L.; | daughters, 2 | Herm: nd Earl and C. T. Hoover, both of Indian | 3h snd Fa PAROLEE GETS LIFE | p HEAD'S MOTHER DIES 33, is in the State |neral services will be held Sunday Prison today after receiving a ing on a charge of first degree murthe evidence indicated Gaut knew Conference wilt close this afternoon The conference opened yesterday L. Hossfield, world's champion.

Riley: a daughter, Mrs. Hazel B Ethel Ricks; song, Luther and Virgil Greenfield; John Hill, Pendleton, | and Mahlon Hill, Indianapolis, and | Survivors Pershing St, is to be buried at] Herman Floral Park following services at 1! vivors: Sister, Mrs, Edith Lickey: broth. ers, Jesse and Ralph Compton, was 25, died vesterday at his mothers home after a year's illness, brother. Dana FLORA Burnell C. Keves, 43 employed as an automobile me. KF § # chanie. Survivors are his mother: 8 | puNTINGTON- Harry Beck. 4 : . and Mrs Willlam Amiss lan, all of Indianapolis JEFFERSONVILLE Mrs. Idella MRS, ANNAH C. ROLLISON, 1 n A : Hunter and Mrs Rose MecCoskey: Mrs, Sallie Russell N. Delaware St, was to be buried to- | SVR day at the Prairie Chapel Cemetery LAGRANGE Mis MARION--Mrs. Millie Williams, 33 Royster & Askin Funeral Home and | vivor: Daughter Mrs. Forest Nelson. for 2 p. m, at Prairie Chapel. She Ritter Jr daughters, Mrs. Grover Rvan, Miss Dora M fitter and Mrs. James De eddress and also with a daughter, <2 Georg Tit op - Mrs, Celina A. 5%. Survivors Mrs, George M. King, 4819 Carroll Husband, Joseph H. Sr.: son. Joseph Jr. or life at Bloomfield Sohn Survivors, besides Mrs. King, are gy 4 4% < A ors: Parents, Mr, and Mrs Everett, of Indianapolis, Raymond, | i Welsh Rav, 74. Survivors Widow MRS, ELIZABETH SHELBYVILLE Thomas C. Kessler, 62 gan and Mrs Ind, was to be buried at Memorial Pedigo, 18 sisters Mrs, Amanda Chapman, Mrs | ter Mrs. Ella Brewer: brother, Elm at Columbus. Mrs. Robinson had | Pedigo 9 lived at Columbus the Louisa Beil and Mrs Elizabeth Carahoff. adopted daughter, Miss Delores Randolph a son, J. Russell ef Columbus: al X Survivors: Husband. Nicholas: sister, Mrs. George S. Graves of I= | Mrs. Reuben Stout. Mrs. Frank Fa snd Harless, Francis WINGATE -—Samuer A apolis, and F. N. Hoover of Bethel, | vivor: Sister, Ohio { | A ———— BRAZIL nd. Ju | MUNCIE, 15 (U Ao k IA, | ; life { at Amsterdam, N. Y., for Mrs sentence vesterday for the : S mines Sesierda Bg vet. | Martha A. Simpson, who died at the der and 15 minutes later he pleaded | guilty and was given a life sentence. | something about Gtiggsby which | ee een eee would endanger his parole and that [ivi e Times Q» inl with an address on the teaching of | typewriting by Dr. D. D. Lessenwith an address by President Herman B. Wells. Featuring yesterday | ", yp y/ mann a 7-18 EW ASHINATON SY

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CIRCLING THE CITY

Lucille Yates, 27, of 15 N. Keystone Ave, was recovering today from a head injury received when she was pushed into Willard Park swimming pool by an unidentified boy. Miss Vates, who was treated at the City Hospital, struck her head on a drain pipe. She had received a similar head injury in an auto accident some months ago.

Ten-year-old Donald Hayes, 1034 W. 27th St, was treated at City Hospital after he had been struck at 27th and Clifton Sts, by a hit-and-run bicyclist.

About 24 Indianapolis Boy Scouts and Sea Scouts are to set out from here July 2 for the Smoky Mountain National Park on an eight-day tour sponsored by the Rev. R. M, Millard, pastor of the Broadway M E. Church. The trip is to be directed by F. T. Cretors, scoutmaster of Troop 21 at Broadway.

Twenty certificates and 100 swim. mers’ buttons have been issued to those who took the first two-week

Red Cross life-saving course, it was |

announced today. About 150 stue dents are enrolled now in new classes being conducted at Rhodius, Ellenberger, Willard and Garfield Parks, the 26th St. beach and the Riviera Club.

Alex L. Asch is the new commander of Indianapolis Memorial Post 3, American Legion, succeeding Wendell DeWitt. Other new officers are Daniel W. Flickinger, first vice commander; Miss Theresa Magruder, second vice commander; Don Hoover, finance officer; Norbert Eich, chaplain: Miss Florence Martin, historian, and George Viasses, sergeant-at-arms State convention delegates are Mr. DeWitt, Ron Mannon, John Samulowitz and Herman Hiles.

Jeremiah L. Chadick and Lyman S. Ayres Jr, both of Indianapolis, have been named to the Yale University Alumni Board, it was announced today

FOR FLORA EDITOR Times Special FLORA, July 15-—Funeral rites are to be held in Flora Sunday for Burnell C, Keyes, managing editor of the Carroll County Press, weekly newspaper published here, He was 43. Mr. Keyes died Thursday in a Kokomo hospital after a brief illness of pneumonia. Mr. Keyes belonged to the First Brethren Church of Flora, Masonic Orders, the Past Masters’ Associa-

tion and the Community Club. He was worthy patron of the Eastern Star lodge and Republican precinct committeeman. The wife, his father, Burr Keyes, and a brother, Dana, survive

FACES ROBBERY CHARGE JAMESTOWN, N. Y., July 15 (U, P).—Beno De Elbe, 32-year-old

| Texan, faced Federal charges today

for walking into the Liberty Bank at Buffalo loaded with dynamite and threatening to blow up the building

unless a teller handed him $10.000. The Texan was overpowered.

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Philip L. France today had been elected commander of Wayne Post 64, American Legion. Other officers are: Willard Thomas, first vice commander; Maurice C. Everett, second vice commander; Lee E. Everett, adJutant; Cecil Barker, finance officer; the Rev. Harry W. Mount, chaplain, and John R. Dickison, sergeant-at-arms. State convention delegates are Victor L. Regot, William PF. O'Neil, William Thomas and Thomas BE. Kepner. Alternates are Larry Hesoun, Mr. France, Frank MecCain and Clifford Robbins.

A reunion of former residents of North Salem is to be open at 10

thur 8. Mellinger, chairman, announced today. A basket dinner is to be served from noon until 1:30 p. m,

Clarence Cornish of Ft. Wayne to- | day began a new term as president of the Indiana Aircraft Trades As- | sociation, Other officers are L. IL Aretz of Lafayette, re-elected vice president; Herbert O. Fisher, reelected secretary, and Clyde Shock- | ley of Muncie, treasurer. Directors | are Walker Winslow, chairman; Mr. | Aretz, A. F. Ball, Muncie; Charles | Bowers, Crawfordsville; Mike Mur phy, Kokomo; Clarence Mecllroy, Winamae; Mr, Fisher and Mr. Shockley.

The association discussed holding a National Aviation Planning Conference here next fall and made | plans for the 10th annual Indiana Air Tour, also to be held next fall.

Abut 200 dealers and salesmen of (the Indianapolis territory are ex[pected to attend the “open house” [showing of 1938 Zenith radio models | this week and next at the Rodefeld Co, 126 Kentucky Ave. J. H. Souther, factory district manager in charge of the Indiana territory, is | expected to attend.

The annual Workmen's Circle (picnic is to be held Sunday on the picnic grounds at 2001 S. Meridian Ht.

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The Co-operative Club International, a new luncheon service club, has been organized here and ' members are planning several civic

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Walter Pritchard, Republican candidate for Criminal Court judge, is to address the Oliver P. Morton Republican Club at 8 p. m, today at 1564 N. Rural St. Delegates to the recent Republican state convention are to discuss convention activities.

Jack Knapp, 16, of 2359 N. Alabama St., had three teeth extracted at St. Francis Hospital after he had fallen from his bicycle in front of his home yesterday.

Floyd I. Robinson, 1426 N. LaSalle St, who was sworn in as a cadet in the U. 8. Military Academy July 1, has been assigned to the Third Co, New Cadet Class. He is one of a group of 432 new cadets in the 1042 class. The class will be absorbed into the Corps of Cadets Sy 22, after intensive training. He IS the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alv Robinson. Gi

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