Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1939 — Page 11

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Funeral services for Mis. May ®. Rock Found at Cell wre to be held tomorrow at the Shirley Burias at Floral Park Cemetery) Investigating officers today | husband, Walter; three pte] | to free William Ray Butsch, murder Max Fording, and two sisters, MIS. araanwhile police inv estigated | Fla. The Butsch escape plot theory {half pounds was found on the out , a lifelong Indianapolis resident, | the ground five or six feet from the the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. member of the Zion Evangelical Patrolman Eugene O'Sullivan, less Electric Co. He formerly was| to provide ventilation, Ann: three sons, Nelson, William | and still place the rock on the sill and Mrs. Frank L. Reissner, both were ordered to maintain vigilance ‘Radio Operators orators Convinced Sop slaving of Mrs, Carrie Leah Romig, | Mrs

i A oe iad SRR MONDAY, APRIL xu, 1089 Mrs. May F. Fording Fording, who died Friday at her home, 2002 W. Michigan St, are dow: Loot From Week: Brothers Westside Funeral Home. End Crimes Nearly $500. She was 50. | —- ) is to follow the 1:30 p. m. wg Mrs. Fording i survived by i | doubted that there had been a plot | Mrs. Vera Runyan, Mrs, Evely n| ‘suspect, from the City Hospital deLock. and Mrs. Donna Ray: a son, | tention ward, ; Eva Andress of Danville, Ill, and o . Mrs. Arthur Fuson of Miami Beach, i Shiite 3 Which lat valued : was advanced yesterday afternoon William A. Adam when a rock weighing one and ones ml illiam A. Adam, of 3038 E. 10th) side sill of the barred window of his, \ wi be buried at Crown Hill follow cell. Heel prints were discovered in ing services at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Window. He died yesterday at his home. Officer Finds Roek Mr. Adam, who was 06, was aj : duty at the prison ward, found the Church. During the last two years oo . he had been employed by the Peer rock when he opened the Ww Indow Investigators said the prints v were | a cigar salesman, Aan He is survived by his wife, Lite 100 far away for a person to walk ' | The guard was not increased at and Herman, all of Indianapolis, and | three sisters, Mrs, Leo M. Rappaport the hospital but eruiser patremen mai in that vieinity. of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Lillian A, h ; Flickinger. of Los Angeles Rutseh, accused of the hammer Jan. 17. is at the hospital for sanity | tests.

Thomas N. Devening

Funeral services for Thomas N.| | By Devening, an Indianapolis resident | ; _ , I . ibuted to youthful] man: for 20 years, will be held at 3 p.| Folce aWribiied GU dng §3,| SAN FRANCISCO, April 2 m. tomorrow at the Kincaid pranksters a note ¢ NR 34, shoved under a door at the Frank| P.) —Mackay

neral Home with the Rev. W radiomen and ship's | Gillett, Broad Ripple M. E. Church | Rhum home, 5671 Washington officers abeard the liner President ? \

pastor, officiating. Burial will be at| Lo The note demandes a the | qolidge were convinced today Union Chapel Cemetery. Posing fist as a customer, aj | Richard Halliburton, adventure Miss | ry — aos Ba ay bandit forced B. W. Billeisen, pro-| writer, and his crew of 14 had Ferguson St. Lb 3 9% he BE | drowned somewhere in the mid= | Riche He worked in the maintenance | cornelius PRilips. a raat ) % | Pacific, department of the Indiana Rails! istomer. was robbed of $20. x road until his retirement. He was| gpphomag Wright Jr, born at Lewis Creek near Shelby- | | vile and was a member of the St, and Joseph Glones, 841 N. Oak- | gajiiburton's i > {land Ave, were robbed of $20 and a

road Ripple M. E. Church wrist watch by three men in the He is survived by his wife Louisa | 400 block. Wa bash st.

C.: two sons. Paul F, and Horace, | the latter of Chicago; a half-broth- | 4 er. J. Kenny Devening of near Shelbyville, and seven grandchildren.

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Chinese junk, the Sea Dragon, said its lee rail was awash. | | As junks, exceptionally Two bandits obtained $2050 at vessels, usually ride high in the was | 20 8 NE inp Grocery at 401 Pros= (or this was taken to mean the

Police reported thieves climbed Stat Was virtually swamped at the at

onto a roof at 552 Blake St, pried | open a window and stole $99.40 from | .ontacted the junk twice daily, also | Paver:

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BROOKSVILLE--Herman Rose WW, hve, Brother, Jacob: i

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Beter QGalinet, 89, J

lls on university. | Mis. Minnie Pettifer - | Daughters, Mrs, Edit dur Mrs.

Charlene 1" [ Rleoman. EVANSVILLE = laude D. | Bevery. M Wife, Nora Bevers, aie Molly Wilder: eK.

“Fed ) Ne. rors: Wife, Maggie: stepson, Nit "Minne Ae: bral Cha | ters, Mrs. Anpa Males, is Minnie Eppe| Charles H, Cord: [LR Mrs, Carrie waterm ay: Ganehiers ar rs, Gertrude

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A) 8. Toni Sohlink, Mrs, Josenh Mellon; br mn (U. Clem, Justin, Nat | i

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Officers revealed for the first time an .

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. Oscar W seaworthy | rlove. |

! Littiefield | FOWLER-—William A Hirzel, } Satan, PO Mackay Radio, having previously Katherine Burns

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arty amp. reku Daught sters, urvivors: Mis. Jexsie 8 iT TS, Tey, "yt va Mrs. Svivia haan SN a ivan Ts Lay derb ack 8 Mrs Us Survivors: Sons, Stier ine, A "an Cain; dau

A= 4 hn Mis. Lauta ™ pa Na 1 SISters, ary Mrs, For ¥ nee Sn den, My Nellie

| Sauentet Mrs, Harry Hurloek; rant, Cl

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11, Hen i ear Biron BrothCampbell, 48,

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William Greenfield, brother, B, ©.

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* Charles Higgins Hy Shan 8 Hien I¢ Sijhes

gur- | MIs, Joseph Lit TR Hhurnan Duncan. er WH Anna ROCHERTE tl Mison, §, Robert |yjvora: X arly

Mara an ies 8 RUSSIAVILLE=M 8, enneth MeGraw, I Survivors: Hus and}

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owls Dellinger. | IMOUR_-Mrs. Elizabeth Duwe, orphan 8 Schroeder. | Survivors: Frederick; sons rothers, | George, Albert: hte Mrs. Addie Sur= aughter, Mrs, Aon | | fenkamp, Mrs. Alma Heevener, brother, George Hookers. NY~Mne, agen E. Gilhart, SHELRYVILLE-—Edwar 4 E. Jones, 13 Husband, Henry! sons, Rr | urvives: ¥ Wife, Mar rgatel: jon, James E., Ary A.) sister, Mrs Sampson. a i SHIPSHEWANA—Mrs, Dora B, Allison, ip s0res | a Survivors: piiusband, harley mother, rs. Mary Robinson: reih ers, Orris 8, Mrs, Emma | uear Robinson! sisters, Mrs, Ben Winters RBRON= Clara FORE | naff, Mrs, Della Bowers, Survivors. (St Se vid C. "ugpith | cSONY EN Dev: wil

Mr ar tite, | MoGlure: three brothers, Tg. John and RO RiST. ADs, william am NeBonald: al Gy Frauk Van Voors Charles Emblok, Brook, Mrs. Hate lim; : ¥ 4 4

79. Survivors: Wife, R Res Johanne: daughters, Mrs, Helen 8kees, oseph, ROSS lie: brothers, he MI al) eWwie, Albert: sister, Mrs, Li

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Bon fan Mrs Erigstine, 1= Singer. te. Ella Brinley arriel WARMO Survive ®! ay and Forrest Webster; daushiers Ante Braham. Lottie Ro Mrs, Clennie Ma han: stepsons, Everett and William @ilhart) k= | Share ex an Burl Spurr) sister,

rs sister, Mrs, Elizas Wagner

Lane, 835, Sv - : sister Mrs, Maude Lane a Bila MeDonald

80 » David, Shisha and, Zed;

©. and John: Tu i er . ston . NEVINgRs daughters, Mrs, R. al) [ Shrarer, a g

OKOMO=Mrs, Lulu Fyre, 47 Survivers: | 2 5 Husband, Homer: father, Earl Bungay | ganomay Dy Lee or Suggivors: Xite, fons, Edwin, Wayne: daughter, Mrs, | Ralph: sisters, Mra, Albert Ria. Mrs. Richey: sisters, Mrs. B, apne {3ohn Warthingto Charlotte Higging Mrs. ‘Blanche Brine, | Mrs. Florence "™M. Baird. 69. Survivors: Mrs, Josephine Little Mis Mable C Dun: | gah Charles; brothers, Charles and Frank

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can: brother, Ralph Duncan ‘baugh. LAFAYETT ego P, Ramer, 78, Surs| William P, Kelley, 68. Survivors: Dau he Mrs Se vivors: Daugh ters, Mrs, 2th Woedruft, | n Hoar, sisters, Mrs, Brothers, Wils | Mrs, owen. D eeker. Mi a Evelyn Farner | Mrs, Joseph Duff, Mrs, Nora Ea gong, Daniel, Clif ora, Wilbury Sisters Mrs ura Daugherty, Mrs, Lease; |!

ers, Rink ries, TAY. 38. Survivors: Wi #, Mrs Mildred Baumgay well} oh Mrs, Kran | Mrs, Marguerite MeAfee, half-brather, Bavid |

JR inge | ter, Mrs, | Chenot,

FERRE HAUTE--A| Nadler, 83, Survivor: Sister, Mrs, J, W, Williams, Jose P, Morgan an Survivors: Wife, Minnie: son, Dale Morgan; brothers, John, arles and David Morgan; sisters, Mrs,

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MS san Altey i Sikes Daughs h Town n, Mrs. Bh Mrs, Nora Iverson;

Mra. : — Mary Johnsen, 82, Survivers) Shrvivors: Daughters. Mrs. Viva Emmons, Mrs, Anna |

Donahue; sisters, » Mrs. T, Clements, Nes William Totlene ageie Beasley, 63,

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erine Koerver, 71, Rennett: song, Reed, Earl, Stephen, Rob = |

ert: sisters, Mrs, Anna 8 Kramer, Miss Priscilla Moave' brother, James F, Smith 84, Survivers) ter, Mrs, Henry Rund: brother,

Smith, | Mrs, Ida CGushwa, 64, Supvlvores Hus. |g band, John: sister, Mrs. Frank Debay, | EE LOGANSPORT-—-Homer inno yo Sur- | vivers: Wife, son, Orvel IL, Packard, brothers, James and Frank Packard, MARTINS VILLE-"A, ©, Meredith, Surviverst Wife, Mrs, W, C.i sons, Clean, Forast, Dale, Ralph; father, prather, Comer, MISHAWAKA--John & 8. Snyder, 80, Surs | vivors: Son, Earl daughters, Mrs, | Mahler, Mrs, Verana Sohnepp, Mrs, Hagerty: sisters, Mrs, Clara Damey, s, | Emma Trotter: brothers, Frank, Ira and |£ James Snvder, 3 MONTICELLO—Mrs. Sadie MeBeth. Sur- §

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Daugh- i WAYNE=—Frank Roriek, 47 John | | Bernadette! daughter, Roriek; \ Baul A gisters, Mrs,

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Sophia MM Daughters = R81 son, brat thers,

TS Shishaw 84, Sur. Mrs, Hazel Nelke, MIL Roy: sister, Mrs, 8vivi Upton, Harrison, Ramstord,

Kelsey, 82, Survivors: Daughter, Kelsey: sons, len, onte: aries, Russell, Arthur L. Muekenfuss, 33. Survivors: Henry, mother, Mrs, Grace

Jes PF, Martin, 70, Survivors: Wife, son, Ean Magn; ozena G. Pleiffer, 82, Surglvors: Charles: daughter, Mrs, Russell Mrs. John Cook: sister, Mrs, a Wegtzel: brother, George Fita-

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Daniel W. V. Morton, an Indian- a jactaurant and pool room at that! I lar i Tt wy

apolis resident for many years, died yesterday at his home, 2013 Brook-|

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ton attended the Methodist Church | | snort pg) Naexsy Bu iid ed here. ; : shortly after Mare a high win co { VATICAN CITY. April 4 (U. P).! “10M . . ; Re is Survived by his wife, Anna _he Most Rev. Francis Spellman, | {ar iS Burted where, C.: a daughter, Mis. E. C. Walton, | | Bishop of the Catholic diocese of eling

of Louisville: a son, Raymond C.|pgoston. was named Archbishop of

and a brother, James H, both of new York today, it was announced Indianapolis and two grandchildren. | amejally.

hig al services will be held at 10} It was considered here to be a a. m. Wednesday at the Jordan Fu- | foregone conclusion that he would ey al Home with burial at Brazil. |be named a Cardinal at one of the early consistories,

Lendell D. Yeaton A native of Whitman, Mass,

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d ’ i > | Bishop Spellman was the first Lendell D. Yealon, retired West-| 4 herican prelate to be consecrated |s ern Union Telegraph Co. lineman, the Vatican Basilica. His con- : is to be buried at Crown Hill follow- i= : e a 9 ecration here in 1982 was attended ing services at 2 p. m, tomorrow at by the highest dignitaries of the the Conkle Funeral Home. He died| ch. ] 9 id at his home, 248 RS The new archbishop is 50. He was 77 and had lived here 10! years, He was a member of the $50 CLERK HELD IN Maccabees. He is survived by his wife, Jennie. THEFT OF $158,000 § Mrs. Sarah Jane Allen NEW YORK, April M (U. P)— |] Funeral services for Mrs, Sarah] Jussplt fe TO DR wees Jane Allen, a resident here for TT] or & years, will be held at 3 p. m. tomor-| who bought a $38.000 home, three § row at the home of a son. Charles,| C81S, a 38-foot cabin cruiser and 58 Kenmore Road. The Rev. Guy joined three swanky clubs, has been O. Carpenter. Central Avenue M. E.! Church pastor, will officiate, and | burial will be at Washington Park. Mrs. Allen, who was T9, died Saturday at her home, 6124 Lowell Ave, | She was a member of the Irvington M. E. Church. She is survived by her husband, | Samuel B.: two daughters, Mrs. | Alta Slusher and Mrs. Ethel King,| both of Indianapolis; two sons, |

of St. Louis; Hinchman and Mrs. Lucy heide, of Indianapolis; a Alex Beel, of South Dakota, three grandchildren.

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Samuel Arens

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held at 2 p. m. lanner & Buchanan Funeral Home. Burial will be at Crown Hill, Mr. Arens was 82. He lived at 2550 N. New Jersey St, and died Saturday night at St. Vincent's Hospital He is survived by his wife, Ms. | Laura Hardwick Arens; a daughter, | Mrs. Beulah of Cincinnati, and a

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