Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1938 — Page 10

DEATHS |

MRS. MARGARET .BRUCE,|

wife of the late James Austin Bruce, will be buried tomorrow afternoon following funeral services 'et the Hisey & Titus Funeral Home. She was 93. / C : She died yczerday at her home, 019 E, 42d St. : | Mrs. Bruce was horn in Cincinnati, O. She was the daughter of Quintin Thomson and Charlotte Cathcart Thomson, who were both na tives of Scotland. About 1860 sh came t6 Indianapolis with her par ents from Port Sanilac, Mich. The) made the trip frgm Toledo, O. b canal boat. | : She married her former schoo

teacher, James Austin Bruce, in 1865.|

The marriage ceremony was per . formed on the site where L. S. Ayre & Co. now stands. At one tim _ they occupied a farm that extende from Illinois St. tb east of the Mp non Tracks and from 30th St. t 34th St. <] | Mrs. Bruce has lived with he dsughisr, Margaret T. Bruce, for-th past few years. | | She is survived by her daughter; {wo sons, George @. and Charles |L. Bruce; two grandsons and one great _ grand-daughter, all of Indianapolis, and a granddaughter living lin Bloomington, Ill. |. | MRS, EMMA STUCK, lifelon reside of Indianapolis, will b buried [tomorrow in Crown Hill fol lowing [funeral seryices at 2 p. m. i . the G.|H. Hermann Funeral Home. _ She was 68. | Mrs. [Stuck died at her home, 4071 College Ave. Sunday. She was a member of the Second Reform d

Two | daughters, Mrs. Horace ~ Rigg and Mrs. Ruth S. Criswell; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret K. Bryce and Mrs. Ida Bruns; two brothers, Joseph) C. and Edward H. Weber and B frei, survive her. OLIVER A. SPRINKLE, will | buried tomorrow in Glen Haven | Cemetery following funeral serviges | in | the farley Funeral Home at 2 p. m. He was 38. i! Mr. Sprinkle died Sunday affer the automobile he was driving struck a bridge abutment on Harding St. at Eagle Creek. g JOHN W. MUGG, resident of Indinapolis for 35 years, will be buried tomorrow in the Quincy Cemetery following funeral services in ine Quincy Methodist Church. He © was 86, ft Mr. Mugg, a native of Quincy, | died Sunday in the Methodist Hps- "|. pital. He lived at 3936 Guilford Ave. | ! He was a member of the North Methodist Church and of the Masonic Lodge of Quincy. His wife, Mrs. Arabella Mugg, and two daughters, Mrs. J. P. Midkiff and Mrs. Verna Kemper, all of Indioy anapolis, surive. | MISS MARY HENRIETTA WACHTSTETTER, lifelong resident of Indianapolis, will be buried tomorrow in Crown Hill following funeral services at 10 a. m. in the home of a niece, 2950 Boulevard Place, | : Miss Wachtstetter died yesterday in the Sines Sanitarium, 1427 N. Delaware St. | She is survived by three brothers, William, Jacob and Theodore Wacht.stetter, and several nieces and ‘nephews. ag

MRS. IDA HIGHT FELLOWS,

Mrs. Margaret Bruce

than 30 years, will be buried in

neral . services at 11 a. m. in’ the Hisey & Titus Funeral Home, 251 N. Delaware St. ' The Rev. Guy O. Carpenter, pastor of .the Central Avenue Methodist Church, will officiate. | Mrs. Fellows died Sunday at her home, 1221 College Ave. after an illness of two months. ; She was born in Mooresville, the aaughter of Mary E. Mitchell Hight and the Rev. John I. Hight. Her husband was the late Lewis Lynn Fellows. : Mrs. Fellows was a member of the Central Avenue Methodist Church and the Twentieth Century Club.

MRS. GLADYS G. TOSHICH, 1063 N. Pershing Ave., who died Sunday at Methodist Hospital, will be buried in Glen Haven Cemetery

‘after services at 2 p. m. tomorrow {in the West Side Nazarene Church.

Mrs. Toshich. was born in Crawfordsville and had lived in Indian-, apolis for 16 years. She is survived by her husband, Steve, and four children, Elizabeth, Natalie, Mary and Virginia; her mother, Mrs. Louisa Gray, Crawfordsville; two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Odell, Sharon, Pa. and Mrs. Mary Packard, Indianapolis: and three brothers, Albert Gray and Roscoe Gray, Crawfordsville, and Leo, Indianapolis.

MISS MARY. P. DANTZER, resi-

{dent “of Indianapolis for 40 rears

who died Sunday in St. Francis Hospital, will be buried at 9 a. m. tomorrow in St. Joseph Cemetery, following funeral services at St. Philip’s Catholic Church. She lived

|at 829 N. La Salle St.

Born in Madison, she came to Indianapolis 40 years ago and conducted her own. business of dress designing until her retirement several years ago. = She is survived by five sisters, Miss Agnes O'Toole, Miss Alice O'Too!? and Mrs. Cecelia Rowe, all of Indianapolis; Mrs. Rose O’Brien, Connersville; Mrs. Catherine Schneider, Madison, and a brother, Joseph O'Toole, Denver, Col.

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ADVANCE—Mrs Dora Davi vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Arthur attie redge. ] : Polly all; Canada; sisters, Mrs. Candis Jones Lizzie Sanford. Mrs: Fame Hovermale and Miss Frankie Candda. . BROOKVILLE—MT rs. Phoebe A. Clark, 84. Survivors: Sons, Albert and Ernest; sister, Mrs. E. E. Aldrich. : EVANSVILLE — Herbert L. Hicks, 62. Survivors: Wife, Cora; sons, Russell, Roy and Gilbert; sister, Mrs. Cora Sartain. . Jesse C. Armstrong, 74. Survivors: Sons, Lloyd and Howard.' : Mrs. Lula McNeely, 55. Survivors: Husband, Frank; daughter, Mildred; sisters, Mrs. Anna Rumble, Mrs. Minnie Duncan and Mrs, Katherine Lynn; brother, Karl ein. ; Mrs. Mary J. Cook, 77. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Everett Schnarr and = Mus. George Schneider; sons, : Frank, Ceorge, John, - William and James; brothars, Val and Martin Staub. . FULTON_—-W

M Easterday, 73. Survivors: : a

Claretta sterday;

. Amanda Bunn, Mrs. P b y . Sophrona Bowen and Mrs. Emma Newcomber. GENTRYVILLE—John M. Smith, 79. Survivors: Wife, Anna; foster-son, Louis Ashby. y ’ GOSHEN—Ear! W. Bonnett, 60. : Wife, Hazel; daughter, Mrs. Waltz: brothers, Clyde, Charles, Roy, Claude and Swisher. i LA PORTE—Clark nnell, 70. Survivors: Wife, Etura; daughters, Mrs. Beth Osborn, | Mrs Louis Mohlke; son, Maurice; brother, John . Edward McCabe, Sister, Miss Anna. : oy Mrs. Sebra E. Proctor, 85.. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. siarry Draves. a LEBANON—George K. Wimborough, S55. Survivors: Wife, Stella; sons. James and John: daughter Miss Joan Wimborough; brother. Robert; sister, Mrs. Mary Ploughe. LOGANSPORT —Mrs. Nettie A. Jackson, 71. Survivors: Hsband. Charies Jackson; earie. Frank and Mark Jae son: daurhters, Katherine Jackson, Faye Brown and June o +

X. Mrs: Josephine Dunkin. 88. Survivors: davghters, Mrs. Horace Galloway and Mrs. Alice Ross; son, Albert Dunkin, ; *

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MONTICELLO—Mrs: Lida L. Baker. 78. Survivors: Husband, Thomas; sons, Earl, Charles and Thomas; brother, John Lane.

MOUNT VERNON — Conrad Maier, 74. Survivors: Wife, Sophia; daughters. Miss Pauline Maier; sisters, Mrs. Mary Payer, Mrs. Fred Knopp, and Mrs. John Roedel; brother, John.

MUNCIE—Mrs. Emeline M. Whitelock, 74. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. J. W. Gentry, Mrs. Everett Kearns; sons, John and Harry; sisters Mrs. Ellen Viehe, Mrs. Will Braden, Misses Amelia and Ethel McNabb; brothers, John and George McNabb. NEW. PALESTINE—MTrs. Clara May Cox. 56. & Survivors: Husband, James; foster Lee .N. Newland: Mrs. worth Phares. Mrs. Noble . Jonas and Mrs. Carrie Waggoner; brothers, Harry, Charles and George. Carver. NEW PARIS—Miss Edna Pierce, 51. Survivors: Brothers, Ralph and John; sister, Mrs. Maurice Darr. NOBLESVILLE—Mrs. Ada Belle Powers, 68. Survivors: Husband, William; sons, H. and H. D. Powers; daughter, Mrs. Azalee Lewis; brother, Thomas Doriot. PERU—Mrs. Nathalie Burton, 22. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. y der; brothers. J. A. Jr. and W. C. Snyder;

Earle Vasco,

84, Survivor:

resident of Indianapolis for more

Mrs. Laura M. . H.| Husband, William Witt; . | Clure; sister, Mrs. Inez

(Josie; son,

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sisters, Mrs, J. C. Sullivan, Mrs, H, V. NVilgus end Mrs W. W. Herbst. Sa ; * itt, | 64. SuTYivOrs: son, bert c= fe:

outz Parkey Brown. 38. ‘Mo yn;

foster-mother, . Ma brothers. Lyman and Delbert Conquest PETERSBURG—Otto Albert Carey, 47. Survivors: Wife, Helen: sons, Clifford, Edgar and Harold; daughters. Misses Alpbertine and Deloris Carey, Mrs. Alma Shahan and Mrs. Hugh Loveless. PORTLAND - Mrs. Millie Fryman, Survivors: Sons, Orville. Harley, Earl, Gerald; daughters, Mrs. Charles Cutter, Misses Kathryn, Gretta and Betty; father, ‘Benjamin PF. Myers; brother, Cecu Myers. RICHMOND~—Miss Jennie W Warner, 75. survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Hodgson, Mrs. O. 'C. Kring; brother, Charles. ROLLING PRAIRIE—M1s. William Wehrley, 69. Survivors: Husband; son, Ralph; daughter, Mrs. Winnie Kline, Mrs. Florence vilthelm, Mrs. Mabel Ars. Rosa Davis; brother, Albért Gehrett. | SHELBYVILLE — Frederick Adams, 71. Survivors: Wite, Minnie; daughter, . Miss Dora Adams, son, Henry; sisters, Mus. Maggie Stiers and Mrs. Elizabeth Fox;

brother, Will | : ; James KE. 55. Survivors: Wife, Harold; brothers, Claude, Albert and Cleve; sisters, Mrs. Sally Ackman, SOUTH MILFORD — Clyde Willits, 75. :Survivors:. Wife, Mertie; daughter, Mrs. James Hubbard; son, Harry; brother, Roy. TELL CITY — Mrs; Alice Phillips, 70. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Russell Nelson and Mrs. Maude Wheatley; sister, Mrs. Emma Phillips. . Pol Mrs. Elizabeth Olberding, 58. Survivors: Sons, Mitchel and Morris, Matheny; ds ter, Mrs. Raymond Dickman, sa TROY~—Mrs. Amanda Hallam Moseby, 92. Survivors: Daughter, Miss Laura Hallam; | sons, John and James, = = WHITESTOWN—Mrs. D. H J), Survivors' Daughters,

Fiuney,

N y ‘nor, . Made: line Bazter and Miss ‘Bonnie McKinney; son, Daniel; sister, Mrs.- Leander Neese.

WINAMAC—=Mrs. Cora Anna Hartwick, 6. Survivors: - Sons oy. harles. and Ralph Hartwick: brothers, Marion, Edward and Edgar Overpeck: sisters, Mrs. Harriett Forsythe and Mrs. Rosa Hartwisk.

WOLCOTT—Clement Hughes, T4. Surviyvors: Brothers, Quincy. Samuel and Cecil; sister, Mrs. Carmen Boone. —————

KISSINGER SENTENCE TO BE IMPOSED JAN. 4

LA PORTE, Ind., Dec. 20 (U. P.). —~-Judge Wirt Worden will pass sentence Jan, 4 on Elmer (Jack) Kissinger, reputece South Bend vice lord, who pleaded guilty to three charges of operating a house of ill fame. He is liable to a prison term o! six months and fines of $100 on each charge. 2 ' No witnesses were heard by Judge V/orden, squelching previous f1ethat startling testimoney vould be given at Kissinger’s trial. Judge Worden handled the case on change of venue.

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Associates of Dr. Emil G. Winter were to serve as active -pallbearers at the funeral today at the Hisey & Titus Funeral Home. Burial is to be at Crown Hill. Dr. Winter, who had been a psysician in Indianapolis for 30 years, died Sunday in the Methodist Hospital. He was 53. Active pallbearers are Dr. Fred Kurtz, Dr. Jerome Holman, Dr. Karl Koons, Dr. N. M. Berry, Dr. Frank Teague and Dr. Hugh Thatcher. : : Honorary pallbearers are Wallac O. Lee, David Fox, S. L. Norton, A. Oameron Bennett, Frank VanNetta, Jesse Evans, Albert N. Shont, Neal Grider, Drs. Henry Nolting, Carl McCaskey, LaRue Carter, Walter Pennington,” Orval Smiley, David Fosler, Carl Sputh, A. J. Micheli, Henry Mertz, Ernest Wales, Jewett

‘Reed, W. E. Tinney and J. F. Wilson,

Fred Heatton and Dr. Joan E. Wyttenbach, all of Indianapolis; Dr. Fred Finlaw of Cincinnati; Eliza

rry Bond of San Francisco Dr. Winter was a member Methodist Hospital staff and was a former deputy coroner of Marion County. He was a member of the Zion Evangelical Church. Lie

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