Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1939 — Page 19

LOCAL DEATHS

HARVEY W. SHANKLIN, selftrained artist who died Wednesday.

will be buried at Crown Hill today | BRAZIL—.

following services at the Hisey & Titus Mortuary.

Mr. Shanklin, who was 72, was in

# the automobile painting business until about 15 years ago when he re- |

tired to devote himself to his hobby, landscape and portrait painting.. : A native of Pendleton, Mr. Shanklin had lived in Indianapolis years. He was a member of the West - Washington St. M. E. Church:

\ He is survived by two daughters, Zandt » ‘the Misses Vera and Jane Shanklin,

and a brother, Robert O. Shanklin. MRS. LILLIAN E. BARNECLO,

lifelong Indianapolis resident, who:

died Wednesday at ‘City Hospital, will bé buried tomorrow at Anderson Cemetery here, following. serv ices at 8:30 a. m. at 1219 Polk St. and at 9 a. m. at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. ‘Mrs, Barneclo, who was 46, ‘had been ill three years. She lived with her sister, Mrs. Fannie Mitchell, 523 N. Alabama St. 2 Mrs. Barneclo had been a ‘mem-

ber of the St. Joseph's Catholic parish.

She is survived by another sister, |;

Mrs. Leatha Morgan, and a brot.fer, William Glazier, both of Indianapolis.

HARRY H. WOOD, retired farmer and realtor, died yesterday at Methodist Hospital.. ‘Mr. Wood, who was 64, was born at New Palestine and lived there and on other farms in Hancock County until five years ago, when

he moved to Indianapolis. He had|

been a member of the McCordsville Masonic lodge. Funeral services will be held” at 2 p. m. Sunday at the home of his brother, Moses C., northwest of New Palestine. Burial will be at New Palestine Cemetery. . :Mr. Wood is survived by his wife, Cora A. and a sister, Mrs. Mable Moulden of Greenfield.

MRS. MINNIE H. ECHOLS, who died Wednesday at Newby’s Convalescent Home, 8643 E. Washington St., will be buried tomorrow at Crown Hill following services at 2 p. m. at the Hisey & Titus Mortuary. Mrs. Echols was 65. She was born in Brooklyn, Ind., came to Indian-

~ apolis when she was about 12. She

was a member of the Brooklyn M. E. Church and of the Eastern Star. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. ‘Mildred Spitz of Osborne, O., and two brothers, Leonard of Elkhart and Robert of Indianapolis.

MRS. NELLIE 1. TEAGUE died

/ yesterday in her home, 17 E. 38th

Grossman,

St. She was 72. Services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Marshall, where she was born, and burial will be there. She was the widow of James F. Teague. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Helene Hooker and Mrs. Ruby both of Indianapolis;

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ANDE! ERSON_-Ceorge W. Stegner Brad 83, Survivors: aug] hters Mr; Mrs. ranville Rozelle: Ward

Schmidt, Maurice, Otto. George Jr., Clyde. as, Alice Wolff, 27. sur rvivor: Husband, y Ann Carson, 83.

Survivors: Dau ghiters, ars. Eva Cornwell; son, WilNam: brother, Grant Rogers. BOONVILLE—A. Miles Bateman, 35. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Zillah Rudoloa, Miss Alice Bateman; sous, Frank, brothers, Ben, U. G., Hooker; ak ohn Mary Morrison.

L—Mrs. Frances D._ Mitchell, 80. Survivors: Husband, John - daughters, Mrs. Hazel Sprouse, Mrs. Netlie Thomas. poames £8 Deakins, 73. Survivors: Wife, Emma: days hters, Mary. Mrs. Ruth Norton; sons, Kenneth, Paul. James; brother,

am ; . Caroline Dierdorf. 74. Survivors: Daug hters, Mrs. Mary Harden, Mrs. M ® Dierdor?, Mrs. - Sarah Er Heman: sisters, Mrs. Anna Kortepeter; omas McMichael. 3 Frank Arthur 50, son, Frank Jr: sister immell: brother, Charles E ": CHESTERTON—Mrs. John Bartels, 175. Survivors: Sons, Vernon, Harold; daugh- |} ter. r. Mrs.’ Clara Nelson; sister, Miss Anna

COLUMBUS — Mrs. Nina A. Johns, 79. Sv, Daughters Stephen i id Mrs. Frank Huttman: ‘sister, Mrs.

GONNERSVILL — Mrs. Charles T.

De! brother,

Survivors: wite Le-|q Mrs. Emma

ters, Mrs. Myrtle Lockridge, Mrs. Mabel ‘Staten: son, Charles T. Jr., brothers, Leslie: and Perry Morris. RYDON—Mrs. 1. - Survivors: Husband rs. J. Howard 4, Alitop: son, er

Lillian | K. O’Bannon, . Lew: daughter, Robert;

CYNTHIANA—Mrs. Nancy Ellen Oalvers Wilkinson, 79. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs Casey J. Martin; son, Casswell.

8 = DECA ron Mary J. Fleming. 3 Survivors: Husband, R. K.; d ters, Esta, Mrs. Florence Myers: son. Lee; brothers, M., D,, T. Ross and Russell D. Ey ; ELKHART—E C. Mead, 90. "ELWOOD '— A. B. Webb. Survivors: Daughters, Lola Irene, Mrs. Helen Branon: sons, A. W., John N.

EVANSVILLE—James Scott, 87.- Survivors: Wife, Elizabeth; sisters, ‘Miss Lucinda

son, Jasper, John. John Sauer, 71. Survivors: Wife, Margaret; son, Sylverius; sisters, Mrs. "nna Hoelcher. Mrs Elizabeth Keller, Mrs, Rose Closter, Mrs. Catherine Dugan. "Mrs. Mary Cargile, 80. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. C. C. Hill: son. Harris. . Louis A. Blemker, 74. Survivors: Wife, Elizabeth: daughter, Miss Norma Blemker; sons, Irving, Clarence. Russell; sister, Mrs. Carrie Veeck: brother, Henry. Mrs. Lucy Morgan, 81. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Ada Morgan; sister, Mrs. Fannie Worthington, Henry Katenhausen, 79. Survivors; Son, John; half-brother, Charle GARY—Mrs. Vienna a Truelove, 3 Survivors: Sons, Victor, Drs. K. E. and A O. -Truelove; sister, Mrs. Emma Jackman, GOSHEN—MTrs. Mary Sotto, 56. Survivors: Daughter. Zorah: .« Van : GREENFIELD—Charles . Cook, 58. Survivors: Wife, Myrtle; sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Stark, Mrs. Kenneth Downey. HAMMOND-—MTrs. Mary Spolnik, 74. Survivors: Daughter. Mes. Katherine ‘Trzeciak; tsons, Andrew, Wa Mrs. Zoe Irene ‘Griffith, 63. Survivors: Husband. Walter S.: daughters, Mrs. Rav DeRolf, Mrs. E. C. Scott; sons, M. C. and

three sons, Ralph of Cincinnati, Harry of Wingate and R. B. of Tacoma, Wash.; a brother, Oscar Burford of Marshall, and three sisters, Mrs. Luther Lyons of Brook, Mrs. Thomas Banta of Marshall and Mes. Louis Blankenbaker of Lafayette.

ANTHONY A. STUPPY, who died yesterday in City Hospital of injuries received in a traffic accident

morrow in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Services will be at 8:30. a. m. in the Usher Funeral Home and at 9 o’¢lock in ‘St. Anthony’s Catholic Church. Mr. Stuppy, who was 48, is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Clara Hunter and Mrs. Louise Commons, and three brothers, William, Charles and Andrew Elizman, all of Indian-

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Browning, 61. Curvivors: Husband; daugh-|ski

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Scott, Mrs. Zenia Garrison; ‘brothers, Elli’

Jan, 29, will be buried buried ' to-| Bass:

C. 8. Griffith; sister, Mr Zell Richardson; brother, Edward Beatt:

Lester Adams, 22. ie Sasi Parents, a . Harv E. ; sisters,

Adams: Clyde, Donald, Marlin,

Joseph, HAUBS STADI—James Karl Matthews, 58. Survivors: Wite y : ter, Mrs. Philip : Mr! . ‘McCorkle; aunt, Miss Mattie ‘Matthews. EE ana Shortridge, 80. Survivors: Half-sisters, Mrs. Erma Brooks, Mrs. Elsie Ruffs.

Miss Eva Mae Peterson, 4. Survivor: Sister, ‘Miss Emma Peterson.

LAFAYETTE—Mrs. Katherine Chotnard, 78. Survivors: Husban Peter; halfbrothers John and, ‘Gharis Hoflacker. Sara lliams, So. Survivors: Dargie Mrs” Margaret . Kirkpatrick; sons, Lewis, brother. Andrew Fay. LA POR a . Louise Osborn. Survivors. Daughter, Eulalia M.; sister, ‘Mrs. Mary Rust: brother, Phillip Palien. Miss Elizabeth Young Hull, 63. Survivs: Brother. Roberi; nieces, Ruth, rs. Elizabeth Stroud. LA PORTE William Burhans, 76. Survivors: eivn Mrs. Grace Leliter; brother, Melvin Burhans: sister, Mrs. Car-

rie Martin TS. zabeth Glatiey Reutile, 76. Survivors: Tlzabein. Mrs. Catherine ‘Beeman; sons, - Bernard ugene, William, Claude and Xaver Reuill ] Prance- Wrobleski Mrozinski. 74. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Mary ZakrzewMrs. Pauline ladecki, Mrs. Josephine Walter, 'Louis and Stephen

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LYNN—John Frank Hoover, 69. Sur-| vivors: Wife, Effie Mae; daughters. Js. ha Newman, Mrs. iriam 11; fons. Roger, Charles Ira. William Dwight: half-brother, Elmer Hoover: sisters, Mrs. Nettie’ Straughn, Mrs. Hattie Meeks. MARTINSVILLE—Mrs Harvey Burke, 63. Survivors: Husband; - Mrs. L. Breeden: brother. .Frank H MICHIGAN * CJTY—Rita Marie Levendoski, 2. Survivors: Parents, Mr, and Mrs Casimir Levendoski; sister, Phylis; broth er, Alvin. Charles Beale. 65. 3 MOUNT VERNON—Mrs. Mary Kalbfuss, 80. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. John H, Moeller. NAPPANEE — Mrs. Amanda Cripe. 75. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Jason Roose, Mrs. Hal Winters, Mrs. Clara Maus, Mrs. Laura Hepler: sons, Alph, Mervin, Vern and Otis Cripe: sister. Mrs. Bertha Weaver; brothers. Simon, Jesse. Samuel, Elijah and Henry Cripe. NOBLESVILLE—Mrs. Ida Sapper 52. Sur=vivors: Daughter, Grace; son, Negley H.; brother, John B. Negley. OAKLAND €CITY—William D. Julian, 72. Survivors: Daughters, ' Mrs. Oscar Toole, Mrs. Ora Johnson, Mrs Nina Scales; sons, Braden, Jake, Jesse; brothers, James, John, Rufus, Harvey. PERU—Enos Bakehorn, 80. survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Mary Graft; son, Ray 4 PLYMOUTH Mrs. Edna lpn Survivors: Husband, . Charles: parents, Mr. and M G. Houser: brothers, Cecil, John Murl Mr Walter Carl Houser Mrs. Ida M. Fleck. 78. Survivors: Husband. *Nicholas® daughters, Mrs. Emma J. Baugher, Mrs Blanche Winget, Mrs. Bertha Sayers: son, -J. R. Cotton

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PREBLE — Mrs. Sophia Fuhrman, 78. Survivors: Husband, Henry A.; sons, Otto, Edwin: daughters, Mrs. William C. Werling, Mrs. Gust Koeneman, Mrs. Arthur Hall: brothers. Otto. Martin Kiefer; sister, Mrs. Martin Schrakel RENSSELAER—John M. ‘Shields, 76. Survivors: ' Wife, Mary; sons, John, Mack; brother. Harley RICHMOND-—Grovelle Bundy, 79. Survivors: Wife, Alice: Stepston. Raymond Harris; sister. Mrs. Ora ST. JOSEPH—J. W. atl Vi Survivors: Sons, Frank, George; daug ter, Mrs. Alvin Sheton, Mrs. John Rodgers; sister,: Mrs. J. B. Buckman; brothers, Hollis, Albert, Harvey, Norbert. SEYMOUR—Winfred Ross. 57. ‘Survivors: Wife, Lena; stepson, Ralph Wieneke; brother, Theodore: sister, Mrs. Pearl Lewis. SHELBYVILLE—James W _Sandefur, 77. Survivors: Wife, Barbara Jane; brother,

ank. Gilbert . Williams, 81. Survivors: Sons, Frank, Matthew, Moss; sister,” Mrs. Suzan

Kroyski; sons, Mrozinski.

SOUTH BEND-—John Joy. 89. Survivors: Wife, Elizabeth: sister, Sts. Hattie Flyn; brothér, Joseph.

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SPURGEON—Mrs. Susan A Nancy, 78. Survivor: ‘Son, George.

ORNTON—Richard Vens, 84. ines Granddaughter, Mrs. Mildred Hae ton; adopted daughter, Mrs. Hester Orr.

TIPTON—Joseph Baur, 95. Survivors:

Bausmers, Mrs. John Tudor. Mrs. Edward Goins, Mrs. Fred Robinson; sons, Edward,

TNIoN CITY—Henry E. Moyer, 617.

NCENNES—Benjami 1 kins, 50. a rb Bieta: ip Ies opis: brothers, Hiram A and Earl Hopkins: Baifssister. Mrs. Nannie Tevault

WARSAW—James Henry Keefer. 64. Sur-|0) vivers: Wife; son, Arthur; sisters. Mrs. Lydia McKibben, M Mrs. Urila Arnold; ‘broth-

WEST a tis Cynthia Bates, 53. Survivors: Husband Clarence; sisters, Mrs. Jennie Ratcliff, Miss Lucy ! Burkett,

Mrs. Myrtle Va anMeter; brothers, Al. an O. H. Burkett

WINCHESTER = Porter Van Tress 7. Surivors: ‘Wife, ice; daughters, W. Dennison, Mrs. Oscar a fey. Me,

OLDEST PENSIONER ON U. S. FILES IS 118

WASHINGTON, Feb Feb. 10 (U.P). —The Civil Service Commission reports ‘that 118-year-old = Mark Thrash, father of 27 children, is the oldest person receiving a Federal retirement pension. = :

The white-bearded man’ worked

years before being granted a ‘pension in 1922. Mr. Thrash now lives in Tennessee’s Chickamauga Nationa,

Fair to Start Here Tuesday; 400 Exhibits Set.

Mayor Sullivan will preside at the

show chairman, announced today.

mately 450 ‘exhibitors and show executives at a dinner, followed by the official opening at 2: : ‘More than 400 exhil its ot factory and office furniture, equipment and supplies will go on display. °

chasing Agents Association, the show will continue until Friday. - The general public will be admit‘ted only on the last day.

“PURCHASING SHOW | 1

opening_of the annual Purchasing |} Agents Show Tuesday at the Man-| ufacturers Building at the State (§ Fair Grounds, Dwight S. Ritter, |

The Mayor will welcome approxi- {fl .