Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1939 — Page 18

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| WILE SEEKS | LOCAL DEATHS |

SIX ARE INDICTED

; OKLAHOMANS' 1340 BALLOTS

McNutt Manager, in Capital, Learns State’s Votes May | Be Available.

Times Special WASHINGTON, June 7.—Frank |

M. McHale, McNutt-for-President | campaign manager, who is here to| contact Oklahoma officials

and | Democratic leaders, learned today that the Oklahoma state organization favors Vice President Garner at present, but may go to the 1940 convention with an uninstructed delegation which could readily be switched to Indiana’s favorite son. Considerable support for the former Hoosier Governor, who is now en route home from his ost as : High Commissioner of the Philip. Se i Es Yer case pines, has been expressed by various | Will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday Oklahoma Congressmen, it was said. at St. John's Evangelical Church. Confers With Leaders Burial will follow at Greenwood,

Knowing of this sentiment, Mr. Mrs. McGee's former home. She

McHale came here yesterday when |Was 23. all the Oklahomans were assembled| Mrs. McGee died yesterday of infor the ceremonies accompanying juries received when she was struck the unveiling of the Will Rogers! bv an auto near her home, 615 Virstatue in the Capitol rotunda. |ginia Ave. Among the Oklahomans Mr. Mc-| She is survived by her husband, Hale conferred with were Governor | James: her Phillips; Scott Ferris, who, like him- [Fred Janitz; three sisters, Miss self, is a Democratic national com- Renna and June Janitz of Greenmitteeman; France Paris, Democrat- | wood, and Mrs. Clayton S. Wiles of ic state chairman; Senators Thom- | Whiteland, and a brother, Charles as, a native Hoosier, and Lee, and |Janitz, also of Whiteland. members of the Congressional dele- | gation, particularly Reps. Jed John- |

son and Wesley Disney. Mrs. Mary Hunter Explains Campaign | Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Mr. McHale also met Speaker | Hunter, social and club leader, will Bankhead, Majority Leader Ray-|pe held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the

burn and other Democratic bigwigs Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Home

at the annual cocktail party given ms > by John W. Boene Jr. (D. Ind) The Rev. E. Burdette Backus, All

Mrs. Vera McGee

Souls Unitarian Church pastor, will ,

‘Francis Herr Sinex

Francis Herr Sinex, an inspector |for the Indiana Inspection Bureau,

| died today at his home, 3327 Broad- | way, of a heart attack. He was 44.

| Mr. Sinex was born July 17, 1894 Two Accused of Linden lat Columbia, T ., the son o ay . 13009 So RA anh B. Sinex. He Holdup; Four Named in Crime at Mackey.

attended the academy and Southwestern University at Georgetown, Tex. He served in the U. S. Navy for seven years and during the World : War was in the North Sea mine eral Grand Jury today in connec- | expedition.

Mr. Sinex was married to Miss | dana DEES this year, . | " ri vais Helen Marott here in 1921, He was| Lhey are charged with violating a member of Indianapolis Post 4, the National Bank Robbery Act. American Legion, the EIks and | Mercator Clubs and the Central py.on A. Piner, 29, both of FrankAvenue Methodist Church. | fort, were indicted on two counts in Survivors are his wife; a Francis M., and a daughter, Myr- | of the Linden State Bank when tilla, both of Indianapolis, and two $2000 was taken. Both are in brothers, Archie, of Tama, Iowa, and | marion County jail under bond of Edward, of Indianapolis. | 825.000 each. Services will be held Friday at/" pou; were indicted in connection (the Hisey & Titus Funeral Home.| yi}, the robbery Jan. 26 of $500 in | The time has not been set. Burial . ch and $7070 in bonds from the (will be at Crown Hill. | Mackey State Bank. They are

ili Herri | Walter Carl Smith, 32; Victor Al‘Thomas William efnng | Bayes, 29, all of Evansville, and Ira Funeral services for Thomas Wil- | genneth Tooley, 32, of Sommerville, (liam Herring will be held at 2 p.m./ 14. All are being held under [tomorrow at his home, 1216 Groff '¢25000 bond each. Tooley is | Ave., where he died yesterday. Bur- charged with being an “aider and

ial will be at ¥loral Park. | abettor.” | Mr. Herring, who was 63, was born| Piner Idaho.

was arrested in

parents, Mr. and Mrs. in Hendricks County, but had lived Herring was arrested in California.’

He was employed at ae Se CH am ‘the Westlake swimming pool. FATALLY GORED BY BULL | He is survived by his wife, Lillie;| ANDERSON, Ind. June 7 (U. P.). |six sons, Forrest, Kenneth, Oscar,|—Benjamin F. Ford, 51, died yesterRalph, William and Thomas. Jr. day when he was gored by a bull and two daughters, Mrs. Zeredia He was a former Madison County

Houser and Mrs. Viola Schaffer, all|farmer and once operated a ranch of Indianapolis. near Mountain View, Mo.

Charles M. Parker

| Charles M. Parker of 1530 N Dearborn St. is to be buried at] Crown Hill following services at 2:30

m. tomorrow at the Harry W.

(here 50 years.

|

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

STATE DEATHS

Six men were indicted by a Fed-|

He was acting post-|tion with the robberies of two In-| 8 | master on the S. S. Baltimore. | ¥

Maurice Merle Herring, 50, and |

Son, | connection with the holdup May 12

| bert Geppner, 26, and Ernest Robert |

member of the potent Tax Committee of the House Ways and Means Committee. In commenting on the campaign, Mr. McHale said: “We will not enter the Ohio primaries or those of other states

McNutt

officiate, and burial will be at Terre poore Peace Chapel. He died yes-

Haute, Mrs. Hunter, {yesterday at the family home in | River Heights. | She was the wife of Ed Hunter, | former secretary of the Indianapolis

who was 56, dieq |

where Democrats are boosting fa- Chamber of Commerce who now is vorite sons. We are not asking for employed in the commodity unit of definite delegate pledges now, but the State Welfare Department. He seeking the second choice when fa- fromerly was business manager of

vorite sons are finally withdrawn from the race.”

Discusses Third Term

Mr. McHale said he thought that!

Interior Secretary third term for President Roosevelt was “just a personal wish” “without particiular significance so far as the President himself is concerned.” A real Roosevelt-Garner contest likely would have to be settled by a compromise and Mr. McNutt is a man on whom both sides could very well agree, Mr. McHale declared “All good Democrats could rally around Paul,” he asserted. Mr. McHale expects to return to Indianapolis tonight

Ickes urging a

and |

the Indianapolis Advertising Club. { Mrs. Hunter was president of the {Late Book Club. She formerly was president of the River Heights Community Club. She was a collector

of rare glassware and was inter- |

ested in astronomy. She was born at Terre Haute and was married to Charles Duerson, who died in 1911. Two years later she was married to Mr. Hunter. She lived for a time in New York. Survivors are her husband and a brother, James Hayman, of Broad Ripple.

Mrs. George Wilhelm

Friends here have received word

of the death of Mrs. George Wil-|

helm, former Indianapolis resident, at High Point, N. C. Funeral services were held there Saturday,

terday at Methodist Hospital. | Mr. Parker, who was 52, was born at Detroit, but had lived here 28 years. He was a yardmaster for the |New York Central Railroad and a | member of the Presbyterian Church land the Brotherhood of Railway | Trainmen. Survivors are his wife, Eva; two daughters, Jeanette and Mrs. Harry |

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{| AUBURN—Delbert Draggoo, 65. |Vivors: Wife; son, Clifton Draggoo; ters Mrs. Artus Coyle, Mrs. John Brown, { Mrs. Grant Keller, Mrs. Kent Provines, (Mrs. Harriett Johnson, Mrs. Mary Bartlett; brothers, Frank. William, N. John, Lloyd and O. B. Draggoo. | BLOOMINGTON—W, C. Jones, 61. Sur|vivors: Wife, Maggie: sons, Moton and | William Jones: daughter, Mrs. Vera MecGalcklin; brothers, James and Claude Jones; sisters, Mrs. Fred Adams, Mrs.

William Lewis. Mr: Eliza Waggoner, 90 Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Harlye Koontz; sons, W. J and O. H. Sumpter; brother, B. F ast,

BROOKVILLE—Charles Survivors: Wife; daughter, { Linville; sons, Clarence, | William Whipple: sisters, Mrs. Robert Harper, Mrs. Carrie Davis; brothers, | Kline, Raymond and Watt Whipple. CRAWFORDSVILLE—Merle Lee Stout, 7. Survivors: Wife, Hazel; father, William E. Stout: daughters, Maxine and | Norma Jean; son, Julian Stout. EDINBURG—Edward L. Smith, 43, Sur- ; Daughters, Frances, Loris, Liland Jean: brother, Frank Smith: sisters, Mrs. Josephine Pearcy, Mrs. John Preston, Mrs. Blanche Chris Mrs, Dorfothv Hirkev parents, Mr. and Mrs | Stanton Smith, EVANSVILLE Mrs. Mary Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Anna E. Hoel{scher and Misses Amelia and Mary M. Koch; sons, George, Louis and Albert

Whipple, Mrs. Charles

C. Koch. 88.

och William J. Denzer 58. Survivors: Wife Laura: daughters, Miss Goldie Mae Denser. Mrs. Paul Vierling. Mrs. Homer Kreke; sister, Mrs. Fred Bitulius Mrs. Rose Benton, 76. Survivors Edward and Harold Benton | Lee Hulsev, 45, Survivors: Wife, Carrie sons, Joseph, Matthew and Lorian Hulsey; daughters, Mrs. Carrie Thomvson, Miss Norma Jean Hulsey: brothers. Elmer, Dee and Clint Hulsey: sisters, Mrs. Joseph Gann. Mrs. John Pi Mrs. Mary M. Pursley, 88 Sons, George and C. C. Pursley; ter. Mrs. Alice Deeny. Mrs Anna E Cox 86 Survivors: Daughter. Mrs. Jacob Briedenback: son, James Massillon: brother, James Coates Matt Guetling, 74 Survivors: Wife, Susie: sons. Leo, Matthew and Albert Guetling: sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Hirsch Mrs. Margaret Schlange; brothers, George and Pete Guetling FERDINAND—Sister Teresita. 31 { vivors Parents, Mr. and Mrs Abel; brother, Jack Abel. JEFFERSONVILI F—Mrs. Anna ( Survivors: Husband, Otto | John Neyens: sons, Ofer: daughters, Misses Francis Ofer. | KINGMAN—W A Anglemver, _ 67. Survivors Wife, Hattie; daughters, Mrs. | Yeda Allen, Mrs. Myrtle Ong: sister, Mrs. Rosena Hadley; brother, Fred Anglemyer. | MORGANTOWN-—Grant Young, 70. Sur|vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Joseph Crockmor{ton; sons, Edgar, Earl, Everett ¢ : ison Young; brothers, Shuyler, | Darras Young; sister, Mrs. Ola Moore.

Sons,

Survivors: daugh-

. SurAlbert Ofer, father

Herbert Anna C. an

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Mother, Mrs. Henry Clark.

| NEW CASTIE—Miss Grace M. Clark, 19 | | Survivors: i brother,

TX, ———————— Lucille i | SHELBYVILLE—Mrs, Martha Rogers, 82. | BEDFORD, June 7 (U. P.).—The [Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Harry Hen-| United Spanish War Veterans and

«+ | sel, Mrs. Dora Shadley, Mrs. Marie Banker

| Mrs. Eva Zobel: sons, Elmer and James | Auxiliary today had chosen La-

| Rogers; stepdaughter,. Mrs. Emma Clift; sister, Mrs. Eva Louden. fayette as their 1940 convention SHIRLEY—Trudy E. Smalley, 5 Sur-| city,

vivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles| Smalley; sisters, Christina, Evalina, Char-| Charles Lohse of Knox was elect-

|lotte, Inez Jean and Shirley Mae: broth-| ed state commander to succeed Al-

ers, Everett, Paul, Charles and Leonard; half-sister, Mrs. William Lamb, (bert H. Henry. He named John U.

VEEDERSBURG—Mrs. Leona Noggle, 47. Metzger of Lafayette as chief of

Survivors: Son, Virgil

Noggle: daughter. | Mrs. Marie Meyers; staff.

rs” Florence Holon.| Other officers are Harry David- | son of Knox, quartermaster; Floyd | O. Jellison of South Bend, judge | advocate; Homer Dale of Lafayette, chaplain; William Hopkins of Elk-

CREDIT MEN NAME DELEGATES TO PARLEY hart, patriotic instructor; Dr. Heree bert Fair of Muncie, surgeon; Jo-

Officers and members of the Indi- seph C. Clark of Spencer, marshal;

4 lis Association of Credit Men | Arthur Goodrich of Knox, inspect{apes or; William Collins of Indianapolis,

| will attend the 44th Congress of the | 1 ief musician, and August Larson

| National Association of Credit Men | of Valparaiso and Julius Hale of lat Grand Rapids, June 11-15,|Indianapolis, color sergeants.

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SHANGHAI, June 7 (U. P.).— Paul V. McNutt, U. 8. High Commissioner to the Philippines, and 1is family sailed from here today aboard the 8. S. President Coolidge for the United States Mr. McNutt, whose friends already have started a campaign to win the Democratic Presidential nomination for him in 1940, is expected to resign his Philippines post.

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