Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1939 — Page 6

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side trackless trolley to supplement the Ritter bus service which residents termed “too infrequent.” League members said several working people walk 15 blocks to board a trackless trolley in order to get to their jobs on time. Patrons of the Ritter and Emerson bus lines have been invited to attend the meeting at 4400 E. 21st St. RB. Plans also will be discussed for financing a community house in the neighborhood, approved recently by the club’s executive committee. An ice cream social with Mrs. Herman Garvin in charge will complete the

[ LOCAL DEATHS

Mrs. Minnie F. Bechtol

eral services for Mrs. Minnie F. SE Ry a resident of Indianapolis for 43 years, will be held at 2'p. m. tomorrow at the home, 251 W. 30th St. and burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Bechtol was 78 and died at

was married in 1878 to Albert Ca-|berg,

hill and several years after Mr. Cahill’s death was married to Elmer G. Bechtol.

Christian Haeberle

- Services for Christian <Haeberle, who died yesterday at his home, 1143 N. Warman Ave, several months illness, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Conkle Funeral

Mr. Haeberle was born at WittenGermany and came to Indianapolis 67 years ago. He was a member of the local Gardeners’ Association. He retired several years

Mrs. Bechtol came to Indianapolis ago.

from Peoria, Ill, and was a member of the University Park Christion Church. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. John F. Rennard, Mrs. Otis Stranahan and Mrs. M. B. Rains; two brothers, George and Charlies Routte, and two sisters, Mrs. Rachel Bolenbacher and Mrs. Lucy Atkins, Indianapolis,

Thomas J. Barker slp

He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Amelia Unser, Mrs. Louise McCray and Miss Emma Haeberle; a sister, Mrs. Caroline Beyer; a brother, William; four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Lena Koster | Private funeral services for Mrs. native, n at

Funeral services for Thomas J.|the

Barker, of Kansas City, Mo. will be held at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the McNeely Funeral Home. Burial will be in San Antonfo, Tex.

Mr. Barker was 69 and was visiting his brother, Walter Barker, 3035. es Ave, vie time of » “ his death. He was born in Virgi lion dollars” . Sure, right and lived a short while in Indian-

away!” .. . And here’s Chauncey Kansas Smith actually | signing a check SPOS etre going to City

for that tidy sum—which the City ‘He was a member of the Christs Hisar Sad wel tian Church and the Masonic order and "was a plumbing and heating companies and had deposited in contractor. He is survived by: his Mr. Smith’s name at the Federal brother his wife, Mrs. Florence Reserve Bank. Barker, Kansas City; three daughters, Mrs. Jack High, San Antonio; Mrs. F. A. Peters, Kansas City; and Mrs. L. L. Riner, Washington, N. J.; another brother, Harry G. Barker, Indianapolis; and two sisters, both of Virginia,

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DR. FREUD IMPROVES LONDON, Aug. 4 (U. P,).—Dr. Sigmund Freud, founder of psychoanalysis, who has been gravely ill, was reported by a member of his family today to be slightly improved. Dr. Freud is 83. He is in exile here from his native Austria. DRESSES 69¢ While They Last

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GREYHOUNDS NOSE-PRINTED LONDON, Aug. 4 (U. P.).—Racing greyhounds iif England are now havingt heir nose prints taken for identification.

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ill since May. She had lived at the Marott Hotel. She was the daughter of Jacob and Rosina Kern and was married in 1889 to Louis Koster. He died in March, 1936. Survivors are two sons, Louis J. Chanute Field, Rantoul, Ill. and Ferdinand, Jacksonville, Fla.

Henry A. Klamt =

Funeral services for Henry A. Klamt, native of Germany and resident of Indianapolis for 35 years and of Beech Grove for eight years, will be held at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Beech Grove home and at 9 a. m. in Holy Name Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Klamt was 65 and died at his home after a year’s illness. He was a member of the Holy Name Catholic ‘Church and was custodian of School 4 in Beech Grove for a number of years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Zula Klamt; a sister, Mrs. Joseph C. Gold, Beech Grove; and eight brothers, Rudolph Klamt, Riverside, Cal.; William Klamt, Bishop, Cal.; Joseph J. Klamt, Ashton, Ida.; Edward Klamt and Paul Klamt, Olean, Okla.; August Klamp, Tulsa, Okla. and Alfred Klamt, Portland, Ore.

ONLY 15 DAYS TO GO, FLYING BROTHERS SAY

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug. 4 (U.

P.)—Hunter and Humphrey Moody, |

young brother pilots who set a new world’s endurance record for light planes three days ago, still circled above the Springfield airport today determined, they said, to break the sustained flying records for all types of planes, Tuesday at 6:43 p. m. they broke the former light- plane record of 218 hours and 43 minutes. Their next immediate goal is the 653hour endurance flight for heavy

li planes established in 1937 by Fred

and Al Keyes, Meridian, Miss, brothers. They'll have to stay up another 15 days to break the heavy plane record.

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“LAW HELPLESS

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Ex-Doctor, Wounded" : by i Self, Refuses to Have Bullet Removed.

The law sat at the bedside today of a one-time physician, unable to interfere with his announced de-|ET termination to die of a self-inflict-ed bullet wound. But, strangely while the spirit of L. H. Cardwell, 55, was unwilling, the flesh continued to hold grimly on. Even an appeal to Attorney General Earl Warren for authority to operate against Mr. Cardwell’s wishes was denied. “The law is without power,” Mr. Warren ruled. “Medical aid cannot be administered without the pa-i& tient’s permission.” “I want to die,” Mr. Cardwell reiterated to doctors who wanted to remove a bullet lodged near his heart. They admitted that he probably would achieve his wish, but they hoped not. A graduate of a Chattanooga, Tenn., school of medicine, Mr. Card-

store here for years. Following a domestic dispute which caused him to leave his home and sleep in a rear room of his store, he shot himself yesterday morning. The bullet ranged through his stomach and lodged near the heart. A milk delivery man found him on his cot and called police. From his hospital bed he telephoned a friend, Arthur Duncan, to settle the|g business affairs and his store and lock its doors. “I want to die,” Mr. Cardwell told surgeons, who in desperation called District Attorney Roger Walsh of Kings County. Unable to find legal precedent for an enforced operation, Mr. Walsh appealed to the Attorney General in Los Angeles, only to receive an adverse ruling. Authorities have been unable to reach Mr. Cardwell’'s estranged

Francisco.

FEAR FOR AROATEG,

Oswald Tislow, 411 E. 37th St, was reported in critical condition today by Schenck Memorial Hospital at Seymour, Ind.

elevator in which he was riding at a construction project fell approximately 85 feet, it was said. The building project, which is to be a large grain storage tank for the Blish Milling Co., is under the supervision of Mr. Tislow, who has been an architect here for many years. Ray Hettrick of La Salle, Ill, was

lift fell and was severaly burned about the hands when he tried to check the fall by grasping a rope. Mr. Tislow is a master of Mystic

Tie Lodge 398, F. &- A. M,, and a member of the Scottish Rite.

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ELKHART '—Miss Clara A viva: iter, Mrs. G. W.

8. . Abbie Barrett.

EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Survivors: Husban nd, Sarah

Mrs, Verbal San David, Statiley, Herbert: sisters,

Lester, Josep, beth. Titendor, Mes. James. Miss Mar, fgare: Monanam, Sisiese, MTs. as Me rifle: ise, Sugns rhenr, 8 } James Honshan; gers

Geo! Stephens. Wife, wn sons,

FAIRMOUNT—Mrs, Survivors: Father, ona les Qantl; brotters, Zxank,

Ethel A iss. B Susan Miller

Mrs. Fredaricka Pfeiffer,

Bohn, S. mer; ty Mrs. Charles on, an Alfred L. Hoon 8, . 79.

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srry Kile =| othy 3 Hornstein; brother, Edwar

Ruch, a. sur:

Hamp, ‘ Bite: daughter, Joanie: son, | Bruce; sister,

ter, defur; “sro brs, “Chtoter eh h Bins) rs. Eiiza-

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ter, Mrs, Liza Herold; brother, Jotn,

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Allen Mrs. Beryl J ernod, Miss

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Surv Sons, H ry Albert; daudiers, Mrs. Piatt : r Kief . Robert Kratring "Sattler, Mrs. ter.

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Mrs. Margaret Vv. Goftinet, ny ere: Chritine Peix rg, h

3 bisa.” Eloy Ei

[sivors Wile: Gaughter: ughter, uae, -

, MOOBELAND—Miss. Iona. or od

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MOUNT VERNON-_Samust Kleinber sr, re Wife, - Rac son, inberger: LL

RUSHVILLE—Mrs. Pink Bun ys t TT. Survivors: Sons, H. L., Wilson, Luther; sister, Mrs. Bell Adams; brothers, Benjamin end Henty Ramey

UR-.Geo: Sch e Survivors: a Ss; Schepman

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4 iy fred, 2 sters, Mrs 74. Survivors: Wile, |Al ’ George ’ . spss, Mrs. Albert Droege, |

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vivors: Husba:

Howard, Glenn; daughters Ee Me Mrs. band, Richard; sister, ee

Mrs. Violet W. Selby, William; a da

William Edward, sisters, Mrs. "Martin Ee Br Mrs.

TFORD CITY. — Mrs. begin, 54. Survivors: Hnisband; C laren. Kenneth, Margaret, bh Lydia Durtaey. Ru Maxine, Mildred; brother, Ray Fleming KOK ROMOQ- 24:2. Ada

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