Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1938 — Page 14
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si ANDERSON-—M:s. Jessie E. Whitley, 54. ors ES J. W, Vizard,, Mrs, Charles rvivors: ter, Mrs. Louise A. Car- Tv 3 3 . 3 . , Charles E. Alters, 82. Survivors: Sons, roll; sisters, Mrs. William Stanley, Mrs, Charles, Claude, Frank, William, Grover.
bert Hyatt, ‘Mrs. Harry Brattain and : Mrs.’ Ernest Shipp. N MISHAWAKA—Robert E. Swift, 20. Survivors: Wife, Ella; daughter, Roberta J
BLOOMING TON—Alva_Boruff, 76. Sur- 3 Wile, Ella. daughter, Roberta dt Sila : — ; vivors: Sisters, Minnie, Mrs. Deila Shields. | PRCT MIL ERC (ors. FAN SW 5; roth Delegates Are Branded as L ADIES’ H ALF
AMY \ OMAADCC |stand fundamental Southern condi-[lifters. . . . Visionary shallow|ard Whitney's town house before AD |tions,” Mr. Bankhead said. thinkers.” : Yihe “former Bd York Stock Exe ¥ : le : re —— ee change president was sent to Sin | ary of those who attended the WHITNEY HOUSE TO BE SOLD |ging prison for grand larceny will | ) meeting . . , were evidently self| NEW YORK, Dec. 1 (U. P.).—The/|be sold at auction Dec. 20 to satisfy
‘hand-picked would-be racial up- five-story dwelling which was Rich-'a mortgage.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS’
: : ‘BOONVILLE—Martin E. Kelley, 78. Sur-| ypw ApBANY—Mrs, Katherine Schila- ‘ Thi ’ 3 : daghi fe dM. oth Baver Se Mis ize: Shallow Thinkers.’ ; lw died Sa "ha . Geor| € . , . - “MRS, CARRIE COLE, ho e : Kelley; i taestars, Mrs. Stella Turpin “nd tav Bezy; brother, George Bauer.
yesterday at her home, 243 N. Rich- Mrs. Carrie Kelley. RENSSELAER—Mrs. Bessie Paulus, 63.| BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 1 (U.
land: St., will be buried tomorrow in}: the Glen Haven Cemetery following ‘services at 2 p. m. at the Conkle Funeral Home. She was [17. Mrs. Cole was born in Paris, Ind, and moved to Indianapolis 49 years ago. She married Clarence Cole who survives her. She was a member of the W. Michigan St. M. E. Church. | : “Surviving, besides her husband, are her daughter, Mrs. Ruby Matlock and a son, Hillard Cole of Hollywood, Cal.
- SAMUEL S. KISE, who died Tuesday at his home, 44 S. Tremont St., ~~ will be buried this afternoon at Crown Hill following services at the ‘home at 2 p. m. He was TI. Mr. Kise, long a resident of Indianapolis, was employed for 25 years by the Link-Belt company. "He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lizzie J. Kise; a daughter, Mrs. + Jessie Shaw; a son, Wilbur Kise, and’ four grandchildren.
C ors: Wife, Gladys G.; Mrs. A. B. Norris; sisters, Ramona Pickett; Mrs.
Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Howard Kolp, Mrs. DECATUR—Mrs. Martha J. Summers, 82. Survivors: Daughters,” Mrs. George SimSummers; brother, William Davison.
nice Ziegler, Mrs. Marian Hu
Haines; sister. Mrs. Sara Bishon.
Mrs. Anna Dohmen,: 60. ‘Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Floyd VanDeusen, Mrs. Lillian Werner; sons, Charles, Walter: °
. s EV RHART-M1s, Millicent Chamberlain, C. R. Maxam :
Mrs, Frank Harbit, Mrs. Davis Perkins, Mrs. Claude Balzer and Mrs. John Yocum.
# 2 8 . vivor: Daughter, Mrs. Orlando F. Ingle EVANSVILLE—George Rickrich, 54, Sur-V'400s Datgnier dos. Grae rs tite DANVILLE MAN NEW yvors: Wife, Carrie: daughter, Mrs. Johl| perchs A: daughters, Mrs. Mary K. Ryan,
Karcher; sisters, Mrs. Yetta Schiff, Mrs. Virginia, Sarah: son. Francis
Fred Justice, Mrs. Aubrey (Clark.
band, Robert H.; daughter, Mrs. Earl Patton; son, Oliver; sister, Mrs. Alice Sutton. Jessie Duggins, 64. Survivors: Wife,
ARTHAGE—Paul D. Norris, 42. Surviy-| SUrvivors; Daughter, Mrs. Eugene Hulsch;
IS. RIC > 53. Mae Winfield; brothers, Will, Earl, Carl.|Survivors: Brothers, Louis, Wiliams Eimer: CONNERSVILLE — Charles Devor, _76.|Balf-brother, Harry; aunt, Mrs, Rhoda
EDINBURG—Oscar D. Knapp, 62. Sur-{Survivors: Wife, Ina; daughters, Frances, vivors: Son, Arnold: daughters, Mrs. Ber-| Norma Jean, Helen; son, Joseph; mother, ff. Mrs. Luella Easterday.
ELKHART—Mrs. Jennie Bowers, 78. Sur- zs. ; : yivors: Son, Willlam: daughter. Mrs. Etta Husband, Al: eo Daa, Minot Bruce; ner, ‘Mrs. Mary Bixler. ¥ .
rett, Mrs. Edna Jackson, Mrs. Belle Small,
ELWOOD—Mrs. Leona Cole Smale, 65. Mrs. Addie Daughert Mrs. Di t; Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Carl Cantner; . gery, oro son, Wayne; brother, Francis Cole; sisters, fon 2nd Misses Vina, Ollie an
§ Emery T. Keisling, 68. Survivors: Broth- 3 ] I PLACEMENTS HEAD ers, Ira, John: sister, Mrs. Frank Stevens. LCR Sonor Michels; sister,
65. Survivors: Husband: sisters, Mrs. Anna Woodworth, Mrs. Florence Miller, Gabriella; daughters, Mrs. John Emmons, | Mrs. Marie Peel; brothers, John, Harry,
HMOND — Frederick: R. Be
rd. Mrs. Margaret M. Taylor, 68. Suryivors:
William Halley. Husband . Ebeling, ‘Mes. Oltver Romy, 8 Mrs anadll fundamental Southern conditions.” arris, rs. merman, Mrs. Edith Hendry; son L. E.|Schroeder; son, Elmer.
rs. Blanche Phil Roser, Mrs. Reba
ROCHESTER—James H. Stansbury, 47.
illie Kershner, - 65. Survivors:
ROCKPORT—John J. Ruark, Ti. Survivors: Wife, Mary; sons, Donald, Robert and Frederick; daughters, Mrs. Sadie Mer-
Mrs. Grace Druelinger, Mrs. Mary dsaze, y Jackd a
briefly at the conference—held here
P.)—Senator John H. Bankhead (D. Ala.) today criticized delegates to the Southern Conference for Human Welfare as “visionary shallow thinkers who do not understand
Mr. Bankhead, who appeared
four days last week—sent a telegram to Mrs. Mabel Jones West, president of a group of women Democrats which condemned the welfare parley as a “left wing” movement, “The expressions made in favor of social race equality and in favor of the sectional Wagner antilynching bill demonstrated that a majority of
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Ave, who was killed Sunday in an|C, R. Maxam Was Central |M:s. fester Hebner, Mrs. Otto Hohl; son Clarence and Frank: Clark. AND 0°CGOAT pr t ETTE—Spiros Michels, 62. Survivor: S
automobile accident at Berea, Ky. i adopted ‘son. Ivan Bennett, VID APSE ; ; : . Louise B. Gonterman, 21, Surviv-|Sister, Mrs. § e } : was buried yesterday at Crown Hill Normal Executive. : Husband, Harry: son, Harry Calvin;| August Carlson. Survivors: _ Wife, ; 3 following services at the Meyer & |pazont; Me. apd aes, Clase Burns, sis” christine; song, Davi; Marvin dauenc| | flint RAMEN Steg otmers 5 31 i X ; , , Martha, Mabel, Mrs. Amy Popp. — a: i Abdon funeral home. He was 49. anthony, Charles, Claude Jr... JosePh| vIpETTE—Anton Nelson, 74. Survivors: styles—All colors—All sizes. to $8.50 [i
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director of placements at Butler
Survivors are his parents, Mr. and | University, it was announced today Mrs. Charles Lynn; a: brother,|py President James W. Putnam.
Charles Lynn Jr., and three children, Arthur Lynn Jr., Mrs. Wanda
Mr. Maxam has served as director
Rimmick and Miss Evelyn Lynn, |0f teacher placement and training
MRS. ALICE CARRIE SPANN,
at Central Normal seven years, and
who died yesterday at her home in|in recent years has been a visiting Columbus, Ind., will be buried Sat-|member of the Butler University urday at Washington Park Ceme-|evening staff,
tery following funeral services at 2 p. m. at the Dorsey Funeral Home. . Mrs. Spann, a resident of Indian-
In 1921, he was on the faculty
of Marion Normal. College, and
apolis until two years ago, was 68.| taught at Ball State Teachers ColShe was a member of the Order lege in 1922 and 1923.
of the Eastern Star. Two years ago
He served as a staff member of
she moved to Florida and last Aprilf, State Department of Public In-
went to Columbus. She is survived by her husband,
struction under three State superintendents, and was president of the
A : hters, Mrs. i To Bogiemann and Mrs. Flor. | Indiana School Men's Club in 1930-
ence M. Wallick; a brother, Morton Patton, three grandchildren and two
31. Mr. Maxam was graduated from
Indiana State Teachers College in 1913, completing further work at
Central Normal in 1911 and from |gGivd
ence; sisters, Mrs, Bertha an
Mrs. John Coudret. GOSHEN—Samuel Fryman, 67. Survivors: Wife, Alice; daughter, Mrs. Donald Wright: brother, Maurice. GREENSBURG—MTrs. Jessie H. Styers, 90. Survivors: Son. George; daughters, Mrs. Delgar Moor. Mrs. Roy McGee. HAGERSTOWN-—Mrs. Martha E. Laudig, 64. Survivors: Husband, William: Ralph G.: Z; step-daughter, Mrs. Claude Forrest; stepson, Homer g. HUNTINGTON—Mrs. Goldie A. Merriman, 52. Survivors: Husband, Curtis; son, Maynard Shroyer; daughter, Mrs. Theron Williams, JEFFERSONVILLE—William N, Long, 61. Survivors: Brothers, Harry, James; sister, Mrs. Minnie Shepard. KOKOMO—John E. Pifer, 48. Wife, Mary; mother, Mrs. Martha Pifer; brothers, Claire and Lloyd; sisters, Mrs. Jane Welchon, Mrs. Marcella Main, and Mrs P. A. Goodworth. LIGONIER—Valma Brown. LYNN-Lee A. Baldwin, 47. Survivors: Daughter, Mildred; father, Orlando; sisters, Mrs. Anna Ellis, Mrs. Clifford Thompson; brothers, William, Edward, yde.
MACKEY—Oscar F. Schmidt, 60. Survivors: Sons, Leroy and Herman; daughters, Mrs. Edward Miller. Mrs. Orval Siek-
FT. WAYNE—Mrs. Mary Ernestine Mou-| Survivors. Sons, Harley, Earl; daughter Dickmeyer; sons, Raymond, Leo and Clare Charles W. Henderson. others, Lug E BL X33 WASHINGTON ST. J
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of Wisconsin and Indiana Uni-| MARION—Mrs. H. A. Worden. _Survivversity. ors: Daughters, Viva, Mrs. Golda Hustead: m— brothers, Austin and Alpheus Acker; sis-
Thomas J. O'Hara, who died yesterday, will be buried tomorrow in Calvary Cemetery following funeral services at 9:30 a. m. at the home and at 10 a. m. at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. He was 76. Mr. O'Hara was an uncle of the Rev. John F. O'Hara, president of Notre Dame University, who is en route to Peru to attend the PanAmerican Conference. Mr. O'Hara died yesterday at his home, 251 W. 33d St. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus = and attended SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. . He is survived by the wife, Mrs. For Beatrice O'Hara; a son, Mark A; e000 two daughters, ‘Mary Isadore and
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