Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1938 — Page 13

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ONE-DAY STRIKE AT [zoe oe em we = IB

‘The arrests were made, accord- : ARMOUR PLANT ENDS a's Se i 2 CY OUTING Cred : at police -cars as they arrived at i J : » the scene to. prevent interference : / % ; ) # yds. bbe Misunderstanding,’ Firm, with’ a freight train moving catile, : : : i | 2 a . u ht and dark striped Union Aids Say. ROBERT CARPENTER | | vr mem LF “OF ELWOOD IS DEAD | wu oY y 81x99

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A one-day strike at Armour & | Co. here affecting 360 members off ELWOOD, Dec. 6—Funeral serv- ; ; .. | ices for Robert H. Carpenter, for the the United Packing House Work-\\' ap & 0 er her of The Elo ‘| ers, Local 566, termed by both com-|wo0q4 Call-Leader, who died yesterpany and union officials as re-igay af his home here, will be held sult of a “misunderstanding OVeriat the First’ Presbyterian Church interpretation of the Wage-Hour tomorrow. Burial will be at Angola. i | Law,” was settled today.’ He was 66. « K. V. Smith, general plant man-| Mr. Carpenter died after an {llager, and James Robb, regional di- ness of two years. He was a member |. i Irector of the C. I. O, of which|of the First Presbyterian Church, packers are an affiliate, said today | Elwood Masonic Lodge and Kiwanis the packers had returned to work|Club, and the Columbia Club and after a day ‘of picketing yesterday Scottish Rite in Indianapolis.

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~ MISS ANNA C. MOCK, who died . Saturday at her home, 5137 College “Ave. was to be buried today at St. : Joseph emetery, following funeral services lat 8:30 a. m. at the home ~and at 9 a. m. at St. Joan of Arc

2 > Church.

Miss Mock was an employee of

. ‘the Foster-Messick Insurance Co.

‘and a f er member of the Women wor the Moose. She survived by her mother, * Mrs. na .C. Mock, and a sister, * Mrs. John Browning.

! WILLIAM R. PATRICK, who died

< yesterday in his home, 1420 Hoyt * Ave., will be buried tomorrow at Mea " morial ark Cemetery following fu- = mneral services at 2 p. m. at the home. «He was|51. - Mr Batre was chief engineer of » te Piel Brothers Starch Co., and - had been employed there 10 years. + He was born in Alfordsville and

"lived in Indianapolis for 25 years.

: He is|survived by his wife, Della; iE daughter, Mrs. Hazel Carey; sons, * Wilbur,| William, Marion and Rus- * sell Patrick; brothers, Russell, Ross '~ and vy Patrick, and sisters, Mts. * Albert Buchanan and Mrs. George “ Ginder, :

. C. F. DANGLER, who died Sun“day at his home, 1106 N. Drexel Ave., « will be| buried at St. Joseph Ceme- : - tery following funeral services at -.10:15 a, m. tomorrow at the home and at the Little Flower Catholic Church at 10:30. He was 69. Mr. Dangler was born in Germany, “and traveled 33 years for Nutz and «"Grosskopf, Indianapolis leather ‘company. He is survived by his wife, Lena; ‘a son, Carl; a daughter, Mrs. Mary ‘Porten and eight grandchildren.

BARBARA E. STRICKLER, who ‘died yesterday at St. Vincent's Hos‘pital, will be buried at Frankfort, «Mich.,| tomorrow following funeral services there. She was 14.

Miss Strickler was in Indianapo{lis studying the harp at the Jordan ‘Conservatory of Music and attend- . sing Shortridge High School. She is ‘survived by her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Strickler of Rvansvle Pr and a brother, William,

the Indianapolis Public Library for 15 years, who died yesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital, will be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery tomorrow afternoon following services at 1 p. m. at the Hisey & Titus Mortuary. The Rev. Henry T. Graham, pastor of the Westminster Presbycerian Church, will officiate. Mrs, Castillo was born in Indianapolis and graduated from Shortridge High School and Indiana University. She was a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority and Westminster Church. She was in charge of the reserve department of the Central Library, and lived at 1120 N. Pennsylvania St.

She is survived by the husband,

¥ or ? , Times Photo. D. D. Fennell of Chicago (left), president of the | dent of the Studebaker Corp. and temporary chair

Ricardo 1. Castillo; brothers, Fred W., Emil C. Albert E. Rassmann,| . and aunts, Mrs, Blessing E. Fischer

and Mrs, Louise Updergaff.

+ BENJAMIN F. ENGLISH, who

died Sunday at his home, 1429 Lawton Ave. after an ‘illness - of more than a year, will be buried tomorrow in Crown Hill Cemetery followin funeral services at 2 p. m. at the residence. He was 82. Mr. English was born in Rising Sun, and was a resident of Indianapolis for more than 60 years. He was a member of Indiana No. 3 Bricklayers, Masons and Tile Setters Union, and retired on pension 10 years ago. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal . Church i the Maccabees.

He is survived by his wife, Susie; nieces, Mrs. Bess Lowen, Mrs. Susan Bloomberg, Mrs. Genevieve Bard, Mrs. Anna Parker, Mrs. Helen Schneider, Mrs. Lina Baron, Mrs. Susie Berry and Mrs. Freda Holmes; and nephews, Waiter English, Horace and Charles Richter, Fletcher Holmes and Omia and Fletcher owens.

MISS FRIEDA FUNKE, who died yesterday at her home; R. R. 6, Box 418, will be buried in Concordia Cemetery following services tomorrow at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. She was 73.

Miss Funke was a member of St.

Paul's Lutheran Church. ‘She was born in Covington, Ky. She is survived by a brother, Frederick H. Funke, and a several nieces and nephews.

MRS. JENNIE KING, who died yesterday in a nursing home at 548 East Drive, Woodruff Place, after a long illness, will be buried tomorrow afternoon in Crown Hill Ceme-

p. m. at Moore & Kirk Funeral Home, 2530 Station St. She is survived by two sons, William, Indianapolis, and Charles, Columbus, O.

SPANISH PAINTER DIES

MADRID, Dec. 6. (U. P.).—Gonzalo Bilbao, 78, noted painter, died here last night.

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