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‘Thomas Dugan Funeral © services for Dugan, a life-long resident of the ‘South Side and an active Democratic politician, were held at 8:30

“a.m. today at the residence, 1019 'S. West St., and at 9 a. m. in St. John’s Church. Burial was in Holy . Cross Cemetery. Mr. Dugan was 59. He died Mon“day at his home. He was employed by the Advance Paint Co. and for athe last 20 years was a trustee of St. John’s Church and a member - of the Holy Name Society. .;» He is survived by his wife, Mrs. - Margaret Dugan, and two sisters, +Mrs. Edward Boren, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Edward Wyatt, Bridgeport.

Manford Waltz

- A retired Big Four Railroad con«ductor, Manford Waltz, died at his home, 4231 College Ave. yesterday after two months’ illness. Mr. Waltz, who was 84, retired 14 years ago after 47 years’ service. .. Services will be in the home at 8: 15 o'clock tonight and burial will “be at Uhrichsville, O., tomorrow. Mr. Waltz was born in Lafayette, . O., and moved to Urichsville, where “he married Martha Coen in 1895. “He came to Indianapolis from Mat“toon, Ill, 30 years ago. He was a member of the Broadway Methodist Church. Mr. Waltz is survived by * his wife, Mrs. Martha E. Waltz, and 5 a sister, Mrs. Levi Lance of Chip- © Pewa Lake, 0.

: Othmar F. Keller

Services will be held at 8:30 a. m. «Monday in the Grinsteiner Funeral Home and at 9 o’clock in St. Philip

Neri Church for Othmar F. Keller |g

who died yesterday. Burial will be at St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Mr. Keller, who lived at 2925 E. 10th St, was 56. _. Mr. Keller was born in Cincinnati, and came to Indianapolis with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Othmar ~ Keller, when he was four. Until © 1917 he was a structural iron paint“er. He fought in the World War with the Canadian Army. He was a member of St. Philip Neri Church and a graduate of Sacred Heart * School. ~~ He is survived by a brother, Thomas, and a sister, Mrs. Alma M. "TVanSickle, both of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Ruth N. White

Mrs. Ruth Naomi White, lifelong -Indianapolis resident, died yesterday after a short illness. She was 45 and lived at 1901 W. Michigan St. Mrs. White was a member of the Eighth Christian Church. Services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the home and burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Frank; a son, Walter, her mother, Mrs. Amanda Berry; a sister, Mrs. Edith Huff; a brother, Urbon Berry, and one grandson.

Albert C. Matthews

Albert C. Matthews, who retired several years age from the millinery business with which he was associated for more than 25 years, died Wednesday at the home of his son-in-law, Walter H. Hiatt, 795 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place. Mr. Matthews was 81 and for 25 - years was associated with the Star Millinery Co. Services will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Krieger Funeral Home. Burial will be in Morristown. He is survived by Mr. Hiatt, and a sister, Miss Olive Matthews, Seattle, Wash.

Mrs. Anna M. Cochrane

A resident of Indianapolis’ 45 . years, Mrs. Anna Margaret Cochrane died yesterday in her home, 2404 N. + New Jersey St. She was Tl. Her husband, William T. is a retired City fireman. Mrs. Cochrane was born in Osgood = and lived in Cincinnati before moving here. She was a member of the - ‘Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, Golden Rule Chapter, O. E. S., North Side Study Cluo, Giltto Ladies’ Auxiliary and the Firemen’s Aux- * {liary. Services will be at 1 p. m. Monday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary and burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery. She is survived, besides the husband, by two daughters, Miss Ruth Cochrane and Mrs. Wilma Wilcox, both of Indianapolis; two brothers, ~ Joseph and George Schrader, both of Osgood, and two sisters, Miss Margaret Schrader and Mrs. PF. F. * Kohlmeyer, both of Indianapolis.

“William A. Waterman

William A. Waterman, who lived in Indianapolis for 28 years, during all of which he was employed by ' the Marott Shoe Store, died yesterJay at his home, 1105 N. Keystone ve. “7 Mr. Waterman was 64 and was a “ member of the East Tenth Street Methodist Church, and for several years Sunday School superintendent there. He. was born in \Georgetown, 0, and was a member of the Masonic Lodge at Bethel, O. Funeral services were to be at 2 p. m. in the Harry W. Moore Chapel and hurial is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. + He is survived by his wife, Mrs. a ‘Hattie C. Waterman; two sisters, .-Mrs. Jane Coburn, Georgetown; and « Mrs. Nelle Jones, Decatur, Ill.

“William C. Haueisen Private funeral services for William C. Haueisen, lifelong Indianpips resident, will be held at 2 Pp. m. tomorrow at the residence, 1535 N. Meridian St. . Mr. Haueisen was 71 and died "yesterday at his home. He was born May 6, 1867, and attended the ‘old Classical School for Boys and ‘the Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute. His wife, the former

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BLUFFTON~—Floyd E. Robenold, 38 Survivors: Wife, Winifred; sister, - . Da Weldy: brother, Charles.

BOWLING GREEN—Mrs. Emma Woodburn. Survivor: Husband, John, BROOK—Mrs. Nora M. Hess, 87. Surviv= ors: Nieces, Eva Clark, Alma Marion; nephew, Dain Hess.

CAMBRIDGE CITY—Isaac Jackson Bish5: 84. - Survivors: Wife, Minnie; _sister, rs. Bell Bowers; brother, H. O. Bisho ECATUR—Mrs. Sylvia Shell Wilson, 52. Survivors: Husband, Robert L.; dau hters, Hilton, Mrs. Flossie aier. uerite; 3°05, Maynard, Flo Woodrow, Raymond d E est; ati Tu rs, Mrs. Bertha ‘Alen and Abby Moggurd: half-brothers. James, In Chester, William Charies ‘Bieberich, 72. DECATUR—Louis Conrad, 74. Survivors: Wize, Sophia; daugh‘ers, Mrs. Walter Reppert, Mrs. Elmer Peters; son, Walter, Mrs. Alwilda Helm, 72. Survivors: Husband, Lewis; daughter, Mrs. Cladv Murphy; sons, Ulysses B. and Loyal S. Woods; siss. Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. - Belle brothers, William and Scott en.

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ELKHART—Miss Sophia Boyer. Survivor: Sister Mrs. Mason Stair Mrs, Elizabeth Rousoner. Survivors: Husband, Clinton: daughters, hora, Mrs. Bernice Bisbey: sons. Howard, FT. WAYNE—MTrs. Carrie Wizigreuter 54. Survivors: Husband, Arthur; daughter, Mrs. Bertha Wolfe; sons, Arthur, Norman; brothers, Edward, Frank and John Hammerle. FRANKFORT—Dr. Bayless E. Fisher, 58. Survivors: Wife, Rose; daughters, Mrs. Frank Jager, Misses Loretta, Thelma and Martha; son, Frank; brother, Clarence.

GREENSBURG—James B. Milligan, 88. Survivors: Wife, Sally; son, Charles; step-| 4 son, Frank Bnuckies; haif-brothers, Ruben and John Milligan GREENSBURG—A. W. McCracken, §7. Survivor: Wife, Julia.

AMESTOWN-—John Anson Avis Survivors: Wife, Lucy: daughter, Thelma: son, Floyd; stepson. ark or: brothers, Dawson, M JEFFERSONVILLE—Thomas = W. Dailey, 61. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Edna McCullough, Mrs. George Saunders; sons, Charles. Robert; stepsons, Allen and Leo Liger; sisters, Mrs. esley Malone, Mrs. Elizabeth Malone, Mrs. Bennar, Buford; brothers, George, Charles, Har Henry David Lee RTO "0 months. and Mrs. Perry

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2 2 KNOX—Mrs. Amy Jogene Markwith Survivors: Husband, Russel: daughter, Mrs. Victor Laudermilk; sons, Roscoe, Bud, Mi rison.

Survivors: Righthouse.

KOKOMO—Clarence Abbott, 48. Survivors: Wife, Catherine: son, Burl; dau, hs ters, Frances and Eunice: father, John brother, Robert. Lucinda Hunt, 82, Survivors: Sons. iomas and William. LADOGA—Ms. Florence Childers, 81. Mrs. itian Smith. 78. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Carrie Tandy, Mrs. llie Otterman; brothers. Lon. Charles, Frank Stewart. Mrs. Elsie Banes Parker, ¢ : Husband, Wallace; mother, Mrs, Reeford arnes; brothers, Hugh dnd Donald Barnes. LA PORTE—Mrs. Frank Dick. ‘LINTON—Mrs, Flora V. Smallwood, 67. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Emma B. McClure, Mrs. Betinavisia McCammon; sons, John S., Eug Maurice Dale. Branstetter, 19. Survivors:

Julia Ritzinger, died here in 1915. He is survived by a son, Batist R. Haueisen; a daughter, Mrs. R. C. Hollingsworth; a sister, Mrs. Bert B. Adams, and five grandchildren. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Charles G. Cramer

Charles G. Cramer, 5728 Oak St. an Indianapolis real estate dealer for many years, died yesterday .at St. Francis Hospital. He was 77. Services for Mr. Cramer will be held at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary at 10 a. m. tomorrow. Burial will be at Columbus, O. Mr. Cramer came to Indianapolis from Columbus 45 years ago. He is survived by a son, Markle C.

L. Delton Shively

Funeral services for L. Delton Shively, Indianapolis Water Co. employee 27 years, who died Wednesday at his home, 412 W. 30th St, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be at Alexandria. He was 52. Mr. Shively was in charge of the meter department for the Water Co. He was a member of the Watchtower Organization and the Alexandria Elks Lodge. He is survived by his wife, Margaret; a daughter, Mary Evelyn, and a son, Robert.

Manford A. Lindamood

Services for Manford A. Lindamood, 934 Lexington Ave., Who died Wednesday at his home, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow” at the Gadd Mortuary. .Burial will Le at Crown Hill. He was 78. Mr. Lindamood’s death occured just 25 days after that of his wife, Mary J., who died Jan. 29, Mr. Lindamood came to Indianapolis 45 years ago from Anderson. He is survived by a granddaughter, Louise Lindamood; four grandsons, Edward, Harold and Arthur Anderson, and Richard Lindamood, and four cousins, Mrs. William H. Tillson, and Arley R. Murphy, Indianapolis; Ralph E. Murphy, Anderson, and O. E. McConnell, Lawrence.

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Parents. Mr. and LM rss Luther Branste'ter; he oe ther, Marvin Leslie; frandpgrents and Mrs. Jess “Crowe, ora Sten” ‘Branstetter. LYNN—James A. Bales, 67. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ray Lauterbur end Mrs. Byron McCormick; son, Earl MARTINSVILLE—MTrs. Sarah A. Shelton, oe Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Lillie KerCoda Dresslar, 72. Survivors: Daughters,

op. | Mrs. Elsie Robards, Mrs. Rosalee Richards;

Mr Lucille Greenwood; sister, Mrs. Ara Mrs “Jennie Flizabeth Dawes. Survivors: Husband, Ora J.; siscers, Mrs. Carrie Cassidy. Mrs. Christine Thalls: brothers, Leon, Luther, Charles and Harrv Majors. MONON-—Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, 88. Sur-|Mi vivors:. Daughters, Mrs. John Kent, Mrs. Cora Hancock; stepsister, Mrs. William VanArsdel; stepbrother, Charles G. Ward.

MONTICELLJ—S. G. Atherton, 74. Survivors: Wife, Sadie: daughters, Mrs. Lillian Wak eland Mrs Hazel Cooper. Mrs. Ruth Pugh, Misses Mildred and Ruby; sons, Hor ert. Harvev, Harold, Frank.

MUNCIE—MTrs. id Alice Younce, 64.|y a

rl; son, Russell B. 5 months. Survivors: Weir; sisSpencer, Mrs. Joseph, Harold,

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NEW ALBANY—Mrs. Anna C. Denny, 67. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Felix Losson, Mrs. Joseph Scott Mrs. Stanley Blake and Miss Dorothy; sons, Merle, Cedric .and Harry; sisters, Mrs. Martha Agan and Mrs. Matthew Kelley; brothers, James, George, Sanford and Milford Chenoweth. Frederick Herbick, 65. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Anna Trench, Mrs. Kathryn Keator, Mrs. Lu lua Keltery and Miss Mary; brother Jaco John . Parsons, 175. Suryiver: Brother, ames NEW HA RMONY—Joseph L. Wade, 76. Survivor: Son, Ralph. NEW PARIS—Mrs. Mary Helman, 83. gs. | Survivors: Son, William I.; brother, W. S. ryan

NEWTON—John Ernest Coen, 66. Survivors: Wife, Gertrude; daughter, Marie; sister, Mrs. Zulu Bever. H MADISON—MTrs. Survivors: Ray: daughter, Schroer: sister, Mrs. Dora Buell NORTH MANCHESTER — Mrs. Mary Glunt, 74. Survivors: Daughters, Misses

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WALLACE—J = | Survivors: Wife, Millie E

. Deaths Among 1 diana Residents

‘Iva and Eva: Ed and Harry. - PERU—Julius Pritz, 85.- -Sutvivorst Wife, Augusta; daughters, Mr! rs. Vedder, Mrs. Anna Troutman Bg Yar, Louis, Albert, William A. Paul, Fred, Rudolph; brother, Edward. RICHMOND—Miss Rose Jones. Survivors: Brother, Howard; sister, Mrs. Sarah Share; nieces, Mrs. Russell Johnson, Mrs. Fanny Craighead, Betty. SALEM—John R. Cook, 85. Survivors: wife; ‘daughters, Mrs. Rollin Davis, ars. Marshall art; son, Loren; sister, Mrs.

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SHELBY VILLE—Mrs. Rva Reed, 74. 3jJors: Husband, Geor, M.; daughter, Ma, 13s sons, William, Earl, alter; Se rs. Freston Jones, Mrs. Ben Uhl; Brotaeil William and Ira Shipp. SHELBYVILLE—Lowell Gréen, -42. Survivors: Wife, Mabel; son, John; daughter, Jean; sister, Mrs. Omer Mings. 2 8 SOUTH BEND Frank A. Faiton. 66. Sur- : Wife, Etta; daughte Bernice ; sisters, Mis, Nettie GrEEith, Mrs. Margatet cKenn, Mrs. Mattie Tener, Mrs. brothers, Charles, Jess,

e Ruth Buagarner; BE Geor| Riggins. 73. Survivors: lie, gratie; ® hters, Mrs. H. E. Swi Mrs. E. C. ker; son, Russell E.; Mrs, I B. Hihbets; LOL H. and L. C wi oEoph 3 Nastasl0 on; ». Survivors: Daugh-

‘sons, Jess, Charles, Sam,

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ee Albert os: es, 60. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Clarence urden, Mrs. Oliver itt: , Mrs. Rosanna Bia, Mrs. Emma Mrs. Mary Geye ‘Buheke L. 84. Daughters Mrs.. Paul Dewson, Mrs. es (Miss Frances;

son, Jo. Mrs. ary Wasnik; Stepson, iepasuatier Prest; “brother. SYRACUSE—Mrs. Hulda F. Kolberg, 84: Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Alta 'Tom; son, Rinard; sisters. Mrs. Ira Gans, Mrs. Hattie Davis: brother, Rudolph Poppenfoose: VALPARAISO—MTrs. Bertha Keeler. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Lyman Church; son, Robert; sister, urs. Carlton ‘Thatcher, VEEDERSBURG— ‘Edith Reed, 59. Survivors: Husband, harles; sisters, Mrs: Ott Kolling, Mrs. ‘Thomas Frazier, Miss

Maggie Be ohn Ta Text Bowman, 56. daughters, Mrs, Hazel E. Moffett, Miss Vera: son, Harold E.; grandson, Ronald; sisters, Mrs.

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