Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1939 — Page 17

Deaths Among Indiana Residents

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ters, Mrs. Mattie Roberts, Mrs. Anna May Walden. LINDEN--Grover C. Hays, 57. Survivors: : Wife, Elsa; sister, Mrs. P. M. Van Hook. wr ADISO Sumy 1. Ground, i Li vors: ssie, ns. arry, muel; , | daughter, Miss Eloise May Ground, Tu v| MANILLA-—Frederick E. Haehl, 82, Survivors: Wife, Josephine: daughters, Mrs. Bertha das Mrs. Emma Wilkerson, Mrs. Marie Pitts, Miss Harriet Haehl; son, Clifford; Sisters, Mrs. Cordellie Santilli, Mrs, ow.

Allie In MARION—Dr. J. ©. Rqgss. Survivors: Wite Bary: daughter, Mrs, Marian Adoue. nman: sisters Mrs. Elsie Brannigan, sister, Mrs. Tfargaret Gardt; brother, irs Bertha LEHMAN. CHBNIGS. x. 77. Survivers: Wife, B ITY —Alfred Bertsch, 82. . y re: e, Eva; suvors: Sons, Clinton, Bimer. Ha a A COLUMBUS, Beard, & Baroy i, Sur |Giaen, Ort Rithait Timers, oven vivors: ‘ . . ~ y Clarence Fields, 5 Survivors: Wite: Mrs Booth Ge Vit Mary Shearer Ma

rs Scott Good. Mrs. . Mrs. Bd Fields, daugh- ; er RT Labelle Aviston; sisters, Mrs MARKLE-—Miss Delphina Lavengood, 69.

| '| Survivors: Brother, William Lavengood: Havel Seinen, Wes. Enel Helms; brother, | iLO. Bred Platt, Mrs: Clyde mies:

AWFORDS VILLE — Miss Minnte E.| MIDDLEBURY--Mrs. Sarah A. Montz, 83. aon 77. MONON--Miss Margaret Hay, CAGO-—Mrs. NEW MARKET — Mrs. Sarah Anna Survivors: Reeves, 67. Survivors: Husband, Andrew: RETR hi Bir. SRC ER TOE HT NR . sister. . a n ve; stepsister, . | brother, Edward J. Schmitt. James Hinkle. » i» Hager, 69.

ELKHART--Mrs. Anna PF. , NOBLESVILLE—Theodore White, ; Survivors: Husband, William; daughter, | Survivors: Sons, Orpheus, Arthur: bro: Lo Raymond; | ers, James, Jasper.

child. k a. Kis. Robert Cook, Mrs. Minnie \ ‘ ; RR tors, . I \ = PATOKA-—Mrs. Levina Jane Daley, 72. John Blaine Cox 3 } - off Mrs. J. N. Mackinzie, Mrs. J. F. Survivors: Husband. Thomas: Yons, . ” ; 3 KT i rs. Pearl Barfell, 28. Survivors: Hus- Saude and Earl Turpin: brother, WilServices for John Blaine Cox, : d; mother, Mrs. Carlee Scott; no Wiss, up Bras. Nickel Plate Railroad agent at 8 a JuRhters. Mrs, B, L. Runzman,

86. Survivors: | Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. P. L. Kunzman, Castleton for 37 vears, were to be enson; daugh-| Mrs. Erie Wonsettler; sons, Clarence, Otto. held at his home there at 2 p. m.

Mrs. A. Franks: brother, Georg PERU—Edward S. Hooper, 67, a today. Burial will be at Oaklandon.

e W. rsh: sisters, Mrs. Rachel MecDanlels,| Adrian IL. Parkinson, 20. Survivors: SRE TE a f | Mrs. Alice Elvey, Mrs. C. K. Case. Fataer, Walter, sister, Mrs. Alice Morgan. Mr. Cox, who was 55, died at his| & ssn X ® 8 0» home Tuesday. : RR EVANSVILLE—Qarl Gore, Sure

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\ E. felner, 64. Survivors: a member of the Masons and the Husband, 0 bre. ! Br dau ters, irs. Order of Railway Telegraphers. rnard | Hoffman, Mrs Chester Win. Survivors are his wife, Edna §oseph, Urban: sisters, Mrs. EQ Hoffman, . « « see them all? Kasselring Cox; a daughter, Mrs Mrs, Al Brummer, Miss Ann Mueller: ——— Clari 3 awe. ) ua | brother, Phillin Mueller. “ fa." " VW arice Jeanette Williams; his] Mrs. Alice M. Br See the new "Agfa," "Argus," "Kodak, De Mrs. Malinda us, of | "Univex," "Perfex," '"Korelle Reflex," oblesville, and one grandchild. "Weltini." "Welture," "Weltax." "Perle." "Goldi" and many other Hi-Speed Candid Cameras. All at lowest prices! Easy terms may be arranged.

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PLAINFIELD--Miss Zora Curlee, 53. vivors: Sisters Mrs. J. O. Drinkwater, Mrs 3 R Voorhis; brothers, Emmor, Ward

SEYMOUR-—Mrs. Isabelle M, Leach, 66 Survivors: Sons, S Ernest Zim on.

DEATHS

Mrs. Christina Landmeier §

Mrs. Christina A. Landmeier, life- | long Indianapolis resident, will be buried at Crown Hill following ST. services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home and at 2 p. m. at the Second Reformed Church. ! Mrs. Landmeier, who was 81, died Tuesday at her home, 918 Hervey St. She was a member of the Second Reformed Church and its Ladies Aid Society. She is survived by four sons, Harry, Arthur, William and Lawrence, all of Indianapolis; two grandchildren and one great-grand- |

ZIL—Mrs, Nora Ly Rissler, 58. Sura Husband, James A.. son, Merbert; half-sister. Mrs. James Coltharp. W-—Lovd IL. Lauman, 48. Sur. ET, Rose: daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Litherland; parents, Mr. and rs. John

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ylvester, merman; sister, Mrs. E. SCUTH BEND-—Char ley, mos, Julius DeZutter, 72, Bvivo: Daugh ohn Feichter, 66. Survivors: is WASHING TON-—Jesse Yarbrough vivors: Wife; daughter, Mrs. Arlu Harker BOY, 3, “UPSIDE DOWN” vealed that the position of every|: OUTFITTERS TO THE MODERN CREDIT STORE

F. Mi C , 50. |i urvivors: Wife, Bdna; mother, Mrs, mo E ter, Mrs, Joseph DeWilde; son, William Blizabeth Mann, rs. Carrie , W8.|i Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Don Ss. sons, Arden and Foster Rearick; sister, : ROYAL OAK, Mich, May 4 (U. organ in 3-year-oid Joyce Bowden's MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN 129 Ww. Wash. Indiana Theater

Donald Farrell, Mrs. Paul Barnes, ampbell; daughter, Mrs. Maurice stepson, Henry Decker i Sisters, Mardis. WINAMAC-—Jacob W. Rearick, 80. Sur Mrs. Sara Gross. P).—An X-ray examination has rebody is reversed. vin q ate 3 Is Opposite

] Times Photo. A mamma robin stole a march on the Bryant Crump family this spring and the Crumps know when they're beaten. At their home, 530 Warren St., the robin built a nest in the porch swing, chained near the ceiling for the winter. Now the Crumps are going to leave it there and buy & glider, so as not to disturb the new robin family. “We need a new glider anyway,” said Mrs. Crump. Mamma robin was pretty curious when the picture was taken, and stood guard over her brood.

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the Fair Grounds will be completed . by Sept. 1, opening day of the fair, FLINT, Mich, May 4 (U.P) |gpa000 F. Caldwell, Indiana Board of —Representa tives of 750 families cut off City relief

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Son. Frank; daughter, Mrs. Claude Wilson. FT. WAYNE-~George Hugh McFerren, 67. Survivors: Sons, Park and Robert McFerren: sisters. Mrs. »William Skelton, Mrs. Henry Cohen, Mrs. George Detner. William Sullivan, 70. FRANKFORT-—-M1s. Ethel Reagan, 56. Services for James F. Foster, who Survivors: Wi Walter) Lon. Cleo: a au er, I'S. en 0 ni . 1. died Tuesday at the home of a step- David Spaulding: sister, Mrs. Fred Kelly: son, Elmer M. Winkler, 229 Hancock brother. Samuel Spaulding. St., will be held at 2 p. m. Friday rulbo at the Conkle Funeral Home. Burial will be at Floral Park. He was 68. Mr. Foster was born in Missouri and had lived here about 40 years. He was a member of the Stilesville Methodist Church and the Redmen. He also is survived by a stepdaughter, Mrs. Thelma Faires.

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Agriculture president, said today. The new Pavilion will be fire|;

proof, and will seat 8000 persons,| HAMMOND—Fred G. Rimbach, 74. Sur-

FULTON-—William Irwin Rannels, George Williams

81. Survivors: Wife; Snugheel: ‘Mabel Miller; George Williams of 507 E. Wash-

son, Hugh: brother. , sister, rs. Harry C. Shores. X hong, 65. Survivors* Wife: son, Everett, daughters, ington St. died yesterday at the Veterans Hospital. He was 49.

GRASS CREEK-—Clarence E. Mrs, Virgil Gwin, Mrs. Robert Thomas; Mr. Williams had lived here all

bro“her, Clem, GREEN'S FORK — William McNutt, 84, of his life and is survived by a cousin, Mrs. Alberta Stewart.

Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ef Services will be held at 10 a. m.

rolls were camping in a tent across from the County relief office in a “death watch” today, and their leader an-

nounced that if relief were not forthcoming he would combine forces with 5000 WPA workers in a march on Flint food

replacing the 30-year-old structure which held only 4000 persons. The new Youth or 4-H Club Building will house 750 boys and 750 girls and also have an auditorium seating 1500. There also is being built a tunnel from the Indiana University Building to the

vivors: Wife, Pauline; sons, 'y. George: daughters, Mrs. James Malo, Mrs. HANA sister, Mrs, Mary Roper. KEWANNA —Mrs. . Nellie Troutman, 87. Survivors: Husband, W. A; son, Ermal Shine; daughter, Mrs. Amy Hoffman: sister, Mrs. Nettie Hoesel; stepsons, Robert, Leon Troutman: stepdaughters, Mrs. Rinehart, Mrs. Mary Zimmerman, LEBANON—David A. Caldwell, 71. Survivors: Wife, Rosanna; daughters, Mrs.

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The 21st term of the Indiana State Fair Girl's School of Homs® S g £ c ! A L ! Economics is to be held at the Fair Grounds, Aug. 25 to Sept. 8. The School is under the auspices of the Board of Agriculture to give young women specific instruction in various phases of home economice and provide an opportunity to participate in community activities.

BOWL CHOOSES THEME PASADENA, Cal, May 4 (U. P). —“Twentieth Century in Flowers” is the theme that has been selected for the 1940 annual Tournament of Roses parade.

tomorrow at the Conkle Funeral Home with burial at Glen Haven.

FACES SENTENCE IN BOONVILLE ATTACK

BOONVILLE, May 4 (U. P). — Circuit Judge Union W. Youngblood today will sentence Herb Harrison, convicted yesterday of assaulting Katie Henzel, his 54-year-old spinster employer. = A jury deliberated 35 minutes before it returned the guilty verdict. Miss Henzel, who lives with two spinster sisters, Dora, 56, and Anna, 60, testified that Harrison attacked her on three separate occasions. She said that he threatened her if she reported the cases. Conviction carries a possible term of from 5 to 25 years.

‘SERVE YOURSELF’ BOOTLEGGER IN JAIL

— —— | CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 4 (U.| P).—A “bedside bootlegger” who | never bothered to get out of bed | while his customers took their goods from the top of & dresser, today had been sent to jail for 30 days. It was easy business for Albert Dugas, 34, of Lowell. Police said workers en route to their jobs early in the morning would drop into his room for their liquor. All Dugas! bothers to do was to hold a flash- | light on his customers and collect their money. “Why should I get up?” Dugas asked police. “They come in at all hours.”

warehouses. Nine hundred families, totaling about 3000 persons, were dropped from direct relief May 1. Emergency Relief Administrator E. J. Sausen said $50,000 had been cut from his funds. A committee of five claiming to represent the WPA Unemployment Division of the United Automobile Workers Union (C. I. O. said they had organized 750 of these families. Ed Weber, picket committee spokesman, said the relief office would be picketed in what he termed a “death watch” until these demands were met: Relief of at least 15 cents per meal per person; removal of Flint City Manager James Pollock “for antiunion activities and disinterest in relief problems”; restoration of 500 WPA workers, recently dropped.

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