Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1938 — Page 14
PHIL M, WATSON RITES ARE SET FOR TOMORROW
Mrs. Nannie McLean Will Be Buried at Crown Hill; Ken Holmes Dead.
Phil M. Watson, the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. secretary and treasurer, who died yesterday at his summer home near Traders Point, is to be buried at- Crown Hill following funeral services at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow at the town residence, 1442 N. Delaware St. Burial is to be private. Mr. Watson, who was 63 and a member of a pioneer Indianapolis family, was born here and spent his entire life in this city. His. town entire life in this city. He had been engaged in telephone work more than 34 years. Most of his service was in the commercial department of the Indiana Bell. Mr. Watson was a member of the Columbia Club, the University Club, the Woodstock Country Ciub and the Telephone Pioneers. Survivors are his wife, Genevieve; his mother, Mrs. Henry S. Fraser; a daughter, Mrs. Elias C. Atkins; a son, John B., an employee of the “Indiana Bell; a grandson and a granddaughter, all of Indianapolis.
- MRS. NANNIE GLOVER M’LEAN, Indianapolis resident 65 years and a member of a pioneer Indiana family, who died Monday at her home, 3512 Kenwood Ave, is _ to be buried at Crown Hill follow-
ing services at the home at 3:30 p. m. today. She was 81. Born at: Orleans, Mrs. McLean was the daughter of Maj. John B. Glover, at one time consul at LeHavre, France. Her grandfather,
Uriah Glover, who came to Indiana |
in 1812, built the mill in what is _ now Spring Mill State Park. Prof. James G. May, her maternal grandfather, was one of Indiana’s pioneer "educators. Mrs. McLean was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Survivors are three daughters, Miss Edna G. Nowland, a teacher at Tech; Mrs. Emil B. Mills and Mrs. W. R. Hatton, both of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. W. B. Holton of New York.
KEN HOLMES, former Indianapolis resident who died yesterday at his home at Seymour, is to be buried following funeral services at the Voss Mortuary, Seymour, at 2 p. m. tomorrow. He was 70. Mr. Holmes, a former employee of the Taggart Baking Co., was manager of the Superior Bakery at Seymour. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Flora Davis Holmes; two sons, Leo M. Holmes of Indianapolis and Raymond D. Holmes of Cincinnati; a brother, Link Holmes of Shelbyville, and a sister, Mrs, Delia Ernst of Medora.
SAMUEL MILT HARSHBARGER,Indianapolis resident 16 years, who died Monday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Nona Kepler, 333 N. Belle Vieu Place, will be buried at Ladoga following services at the daughter’s home at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. He was 79. Mr. Harshbarger, born at New Ross, was employed as a millwright before his retirement several years ago. Survivors, besides the daughter, are a sister, Mrs. Nan Jeffries, and a brother, Ol Harshbarger, both of Lebanon, and six grandchildren.
MRS. B. N.'GOSNEY, Indianapolis resident most of her life, who died Monday at her home at Miami, ¥Fla., is to be buried there following funeral services at Miami today. She was 66. Mrs. Gosney, born at Indianapolis, was a member of the College Avenue Baptist Church. Her husband, Lester Gosney, formerly operated a coffee business here. Mr. and Mrs. Gosney moved to Miami several years ago. . Survivors, besides ‘the husband, are a daughfer, Mrs. Merle Sargent of Miami; a sister, Mrs. I. S. Pierce of Indianapolis; a brother, Fred Pressell of Reno, Nev., and a grand- . daughter.
MRS. SARAH A. HINDS, a resident of Indianapolis for 35 years, died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Margaret H. Foster, 3307 Kenwood Ave.gtoday. She was 84. Mrs. Hifids, daughter of James . and Frances Shafer, pioneers who - settled in Madison County, was the widow of James J. Hinds. She is
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ALEXANDRIA Irvin Robinson, 83. Survivors: Sons, C. M., Harry. Mrs. Barbara Purtiebaugh, 8. Survivors: Husband, Albert; A daughter, Mrs. Emma Weaver, 56. Survivors: Daugtters, Mrs. A Clark, Mr dro, Mar tiorie Key: son, Walter. Bramel; sis Robbins; brother, Lafe Braman
Wite, et sons, Leo brother, Link; sister,
_Willism C. Gui : Survives Mrs. Dells
76. Rife: son, lore. t pee. Ada J Gan Adeling = fg sy
Mr. Hooves: s. R ton; Ruth =a Wa Survivors: and George.
TON—Isaac Shell, 70. Survive
FRANKT Wife, Nancy; sons, Edgar MO OND—Jerry Gillam, 177. CHESTERTON—Charles Vetter, 13. Sur | ors: Daugitier Mrs. Mabel Maddox, Mrs. vivors: Niece, Mrs. Anna Heath; nephew, Reith, Celena Werblo: son, Thomas; sisters, "Mr rs. Edward rlopkins
Hans Vetter. SOLOMBUSE O. Wooler, ab, gus: | Hen. Bi Sergi: pe on Vv . ster, » - ®B Is. 6 La . rson, Claude Cohee. 5 was "Eon, Harry: Jeughter, fos, _ Rub) I'S.
CONNERSVILLE — Michael Krahl, 64. ; d Mrs. Ruby Smith; brother, Survivors: ie, Derthas son, Dr. Maurice dl BrOThore Wis ry A. Seigle, 68. | White. ig
Krahl; sters, Mrs cob File. Olive ‘Johnson. Mrs. William Var x 'FERSONVI E=Henry Yas eigle, 9. DECATUR—John M. Flaugh, or " surviv- , . o ors: Wife; sons, Clark, Michaei, Calvin, | Gharles H Brown: brothers.” re. parbeth Niesel. KOKOMO—Mrs. Emma Hels]
John, Russell; daugh:trs, Nora, Margaret; half-brothers, John and Fred Hoffman; two grandchildren. % 70. Sur ELKHART—Mrs, Neva Cherry, 52. Sur- vivors: Husband, George; sons, yde, Rol vivors: Husband. Clarence; daughters, | ort; daughter, Mrs. Ross amb Misses Virginia and Log Cherry; son LAFAYETTE—Miss Ella Fri 79. SurJohn: brothers, Oria and O. E. King; sis- | vivors: Nieces, Mrs. Mayme Follick, Mrs. | band, - John; Gerlside McCullum; nephew, William Albert: dau uckley
ter, Mrs. Lida McCarty. LAPORTE — Mrs. Caroline mtn pard and Mr
ML LL ne rl Ef survivors: span 0. 5 y VAT . Survivors: Sons, Cecil, Raymond: na 4 fens n dames daughter, Mrs. Charles Goodal INeeMys.
Seo Whitaker; sisters, Mrs. Laura Flinn, | 73. MARION—J. Thomas Howe, a Survivors: Charles;
xen. na Cruzan and Mrs, Elizabeth Rogers; brothers, William, Jacob and Se by 5 Alp a Shoptaugh. Wife, Margaret; son, or: hters, Amands arabe er; ‘brother, Sherman Mrs. Anna Young, Mrs. Florence chen- Boller. Phoebe Lee
our aiid Mrs. Clara Line, ller. Wedel, Survivors: nv AE ie abath. bom: : daughters, Erbe Ph e, Slisabech 3 "Rena Myers and Mrs, Ethel Burchett; Soophi a Arh aT
Mrs. Ads ili brother, Samuel. MUNCIE—M ry Emma Elliott, 64. Vie RR MTS. Dlixia, Bans, & Survivors: Son, “tarry: daughter, Mrs. ‘May Mi ans; . ss J aTgaret Evans and Mrs. and Nick Bors. Powers; four grandsons. Oaslioere McG mitt; sons, Harry, Robert, Dwight
oo NEW ALBANY—Mrs. Leon SN AYNE- M13. Majcel cummins, 23 lus." Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Violet, Sni-
Leo Symonds; father, Fremont Symonds; der; sister, Mrs. A. G. Alvey; brother, Edsister. ‘Geraldine Symonds: brothers, How. | Ward Roark. ard, Robert Symonds; grandfather, Ward NEWCASTLE—Turner L. Oliver. 77. SurWickliffe. vivors: Wile. Lizzie: daughter, Mrs. Robert FT. WAYNE—OCharles L. Olds, 61, Sur- | larnmore; sister, Mrs. Harry Bu Ries vivors: Brothers, Perey Norman, Alex, NORTH VERNON—Mrs. Anna Edward: sister, Mrs. Walter Spencer. Survivors: Husband, Clifford; En Mrs. Minnie France, Vis. Survivors: Sons, | Mrs. Charles Riley; brother, Nelson ApaWalter, Clarence, Harley, Ervin; daughter, | gar; sister, Mrs. B.' N. Edmonson. Mrs, Elma Tanyard. PENDLETON—Raymond Crull, 48. Sur. vivors: Wife ona, bert, Oarl, Donald and Maurice; daughter, Miss Virinia; mother, Mrs. Ida Van Arsdale; sisers, Mrs. Gertrude Comboy, Mrs. ‘Josie Mawlin and Mrs. Audrey Baker; brother, Oscar Crulk ROCKVILLE—Fred Letterman “84, vivors: Wife; daughters, Mrs. Myrtle eCreary, Mrs. Maude Montgomery.
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Deaths—Funerale. 5, Wednes., Aug. 10, 1938
‘Robert e 32 years. Sur- . by his a Elsa ‘Marlin; his rt, on Auth. Ruby, and his Steve Marlin; t) Adams; his Brothers, Clark, | Har: siste: nd
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MAWSON—John Warren, 4549 Bal fve. little son of Donald Mawson, brother of Jean po andy Taetday, Aug. 9 i m.,
HOME 1230 Prospest pect 86. Friends invited. Burial W WashFriends may call at tes, BE after noon ursday.
PATTON—George W., of 3017 E. 22d St. belooed Nusband of Belle Patton. father of Charles Patton of North Vernon, Mrs. Olle . Mohr of this. fie and Mrs. Call Irwin, Separied th this life Tuesday, A & EEN iday. . 12, at the M Sak
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TSON—Philemon Mitchell, husband of jenevieve Bassel Watson, father o Latherin Watson Atkins and John
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‘SIEBOLDT—' We wish to ‘extend our sincere “thanks and Jppreciation to our ur friend, relatives and gishn for thei pathy i kindness and peautitul floral § rts recent bereavement of our dear Sibter * MRS, T. We especiaity thank Dr. Carl Sputh, Mr. Fritz nd Flanner and Buchanan. SISTERS AND BRO
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