Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1939 — Page 10

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KLEBER HADLEY,

LOCAL DEATHS

ATTORNEY, DEAD

Federal = Savings Counsel Jive) sereices | rimgton, Inaiana 1S Was World War Veteran, died Friday night at the > daughter, Mrs. Walter 50: Rites Tomorrow.

| ‘Charles Harrington

Preissing,

ler and Paul Cathedral. Burial was > {in Holy Cross Cemetery. Kleber W. Hadley, attorney and| nr. Harrington was 71. World War veteran, died yesterday porn in Cambridge City, - at his home, 3480 E. Fall Creek .ame to Indianapolis when 11. H Parkway. He was 50, a member of sttended the old 10th Ward School, a pioneer family. and attorney for then the Indianapolis College of the Railroadmen’s Federal Savings jaw. Following graduation he and Loan Association since 1915. |entered the practice of law with Mr. Hadley would have been 51] Aquilla Jones. tomorrow. He was the son of Hor-, ge retired four vears ago and lived |

He was

Funeral services for Charles Har- | attorney, who Meridian St., who died Friday at home of a! Evansville, will be buried in Crown

| Chicago, were held today at SS. Pet- |

d| Sewing Co. o Kentucky.

Clyde C. Tinder

Clyde Christopher Tinder, 2049 N.

|Hill following funeral services at 11:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Flan-| ner & Buchanan Funeral Home, Mr. Tinder, who was 59, was dis-| | trict sales manager for the Singer | He was a native of He had lived here since | [1916 with the exception of two years) lin Columbus, O. He had been as-| | sociated with the sewing machine | company since 1901 and was a mem- | |per of Calvin Prather Lodge, F.| land A. M. | Survivors are his wife, Flora Mae;

ace M. Hadley and Elva Hadley. He jn Chicago the last several months.|, on paul W., Indianapolis; a sis-|

lived with his son, Horace Miller Hadley, and his sister, Miss Hannah Iz prs.

Hadley. His wife, the former Miss Hildreth Heiney, to whom he was married June 24, 1920. died on April

11, 1923 |

Three Others Survive

Another sister, Mrs. Lucy Met-| calf, and two brothers, Witt W. Hadley and Joel W. Hadley, vice] principal at Shortridge High School, ! survive Funeral services for Mr. Hadley will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the home, with the Rev. Errol T. Elliott, | First Friends Church pastor, in| charge. Private burial services will be in Crown Hill. Pallbearers will be Fermor S.! Cannon, Arthur R. Lacey, Harold B. Tharp, Henry G. Ketcham, John R. Barney and Francis M. Hughes. | Mr. Hadley served eight months overseas during the war and was active in the American Legion as a member of the Hayward-Barcus Legion Post, of which he was past commander,

Friends Church Member {

He was a member of the First Friends Church, the Columbia Club, the Service Club, Meridian Hills | Country Club, Mystic Tie Lodge, F.| & A. M, and Delta Tau Delta fraternity He was president of the] northern division conference of the fraternity at the time of his death. | He also was a member of the In- | dianapolis Bar Association, Indiana | State Bar Association and the | American Bar Association. He at-| tended Butler University and was | graduated from the Indiana Law| School.

EARL M. FANSLER,

lof that church. Burial will be in,ler, Bartholomew County, and Ben-

Survivors are three daughters, i. ars Bettie Hampton, Indian- | Preissing and Mrs. Mary na)is and five brothers, Amos, In- | Thompson and Mrs. Jane Summers, | gianapolis; James, Birmingham: | both of Indianapolis; a son, HUmM- mank North Middletown, Ky.: phrey, Indianapolis; & sister, Mrs.| gamyel, Frankfort, Ky. and John, Josephine Bruns, Indianapolis, and’ pindlay, 0. |

five grandchildren. | : : ‘Mrs. Lulu B. Watson | Miss Catherine L. Hogan | Mrs. Lulu B. Watson, resident of

Miss Catherine L. Hogan, & life- mhqianapolis for 29 years, died Satlong resident of Indianapolis, died | urday night at her home, 4402 Madi- | yesterday at her home, 305 N. Wal-/ son Ave. She was 73 and a native cott St. She was born in old Malott of Clifford, Bartholomew County, ! Park and was 65. but lived a great number of years Miss Hogan is survived by a sister,| in Shelbyville before coming here. | Mrs. Delia Roche, Indianapolis; &| Funeral services will be at 1 p. m. | brother, M. J. Hogan, Louisville, | tomorrow in the Shirley Bros. cen- | Ky. two nieces, Mary Agnes Roche tral chapel and burial will be in| and Mrs. James Hussey, and a Lewis Creek Cemetery in Shelby | nephew, Alfred J. Roche, all of In- County. dianapolis. | Mrs. Watson is survived by her| Funeral services will be at 8:30 husband, Oliver M. Watson, two] a. m. Wednesday at Grinsteiner's| sons, Dr. Carl B. Watson and Noble | Funeral Home, 1601 E. New York B. Watson; a daughter, Mrs. | St.. followed by requiem high mass) Howard Walters, all of Indian-| at Holy Cross Catholic Church at apolis; four brothers, Jchn H. But. | 9 a. m. Miss Hogan was a member ler, Frank Butler and Emmett But-

Holy Cross Cemetery. jamin Butler, Indianapolis; and three sisters, Mrs. J. I. Burns, Co- | lumbus, and Mrs. J. H. Breece and | Mrs. Sarah E. Kent Mrs. Elizabeth Greenlee, Bo»'"1loFuneral services for Mrs. Sarah E.| mew County, Kent, who died Saturday at her|

home, 1319 W. 33d St., will be held | eonard kL. Young

at 2 p. m. today at the McNeely Fu-| Burial will be in! Masonic funerial services will be Crown Hill. She was 85 and had held at 2 p. m. today at the Tolin| lived in Indianapolis 65 years. Funeral Home for Leonard L. Survivors are a son, Carroll, In- Young, clerk at the Scottish Rite dianapolis; three daughters, Mrs. Cathedral, who died Friday - at Clifton Pittman and Mrs. Charles Methodist Hospital. Burial will be Agan, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. | in Washington Park. | Lee M. Hardin, Carmel, Ind.; 16| Mr. Young was 68. He lived | grandchildren, and 16 great-grand at 1552 Shelby St. He was born in| children. Morgan County and had lived here 45 years. He was a member of the) Rite and Monument Lodge, F. & A. M.

neral Home.

COAL DEALER, DEAD Mrs. Melinda J. King bg pr |

Mrs. Melinda J. King, who died] Earl M. Fansler, Indianapolis Saturday at her home, 2625 N.Dela- | ooal merchant for many years, died | ware St, was buried in the I. O.| vesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital | O. F. Cemetery at Princeton follow- | after an illness of three months. |ing funeral services yesterday at the He was 49 and had lived at 5229 E.| Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral

Josiah 0. Hess

Funeral services for Josiah O.) Hess, who died Saturday at his home, 518 Park Ave. will be held

Market St. Mr. Fansler was owner of the] Fansler Coal Co. Before entering | that business, he operated a gro-| cerv. He was born in Indianapolis. | Mr. Fansler is survived by his| wife, Mrs. Jeanette Fansler; two brothers, Noble Fansler and Joseph Fansler; and two sisters, Mrs. Ralph | Hodgins and Mrs. Frank Jackson. | all of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be at 10] 2. m. Wednesday at the oMore & | Kirk Mortuary in Irvington

SUGGESTS BEER PARLOR IDAHO FALLS, Ida, Dec. 18 (U.| P)—The Rev. Raymond Rees,| Methodist clergyman, suggested that | a municipally-controlled public beer | garden might solve a liquor problem | in the city, and prevent people from drinking in an unsupervised saloon.

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at 2 p. m. today at the Wald was 95. was the Funeral Home. Burial will be in King, who died Crown Hill. He was 81. He is sur-| | vived by a brother, H. Walter Hess, She is survived by a daughter, New Castle, Ind. i Mrs. Edna Wilson, Indianapolis, |

and a son, Gus Milburn, of Lov- David L Hanson

ington, Ill. Funeral services for David L. ill Hanson, who died Saturday at 1427 William H. Loutt |N. Delaware St, will be held at 1 William H. Loutt, retired Indian- |p. m. tomorrow at the Harry W. apolis Union Railroad employee, Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be died yesterday at his home, 1227 S. in New Crown Cemetery. Mr. HanRichland St. He was 79 and had [son was 79. been ill for several months. Mr. Hanson was a member of the Mr. Loutt was born at Lawrence, | Presbyterian Church at Marion. He but came to Indianapolis as a | is survived by a son, David R., Inyoung man. two daughters, Mrs.

Home. Mrs. King, who widow of Monroe here 13 vears ago

He was employed by | dianapolis; the railroad for 3¢ years and retired | Sylvia Wolf, Indianapolis, and Mrs. nine years ago. He served as fire- Ruth Forster, Buffalo, and three man and engineer. Mr. Loutt is grandchildren. survived by his wife, Mrs. Blanche | Loutt; a son, Marion C. Loutt, a: . New York; two brothers, rrank William W. Risher Loutt and Albert Loutt, Indian-| william W. Risher, an Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Bertha | anolis resident for 20 years, died | Hunter, Lawrence, and Mrs. Alice |yesterday in his home 6155 InFrenzel, Indianapolis. dianaola Ave. He was 57. | Funeral services will be at 1 p.| Mr. Risher was born in Brazil, | m. Wednesday in the Farley Fu-| nd. He was a travelling shoe neral Home, 1604 W. Morris St. salesman. | and burial will be in Plainfield. Survivors are his wife, Edna: a!

N daughter, Mrs, Leo R. Miller, In- | Mrs. Bertha White dianapolis; a brother, Marvin, | Mrs. Bertha White, who died Sat-

| Brazil, and a sister, Mrs. Joseph | urday in her home, 235 N. Elder | Hoch, Washington. Funeral services | Ave.. will be buried in Floral Park Will be held at 2 p. m. today at the | following funeral services at 10 a. m. Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. | tomorrow at the Conkle Funeral Burial will be in Washington Park. |

Home. She was 75 and had lived in Indianapolis 40 years, coming here George W. Castle from Hendricks County. She was a| member of the West Side Church | George W. Castle, a veteran maof God. chinist and pattern maker, died yes-

She is survived by a brother, | terday at his home, 221 E. 13th St.

Perry Adams, Danville, He was 87, a lifelong resident of In- - $ dianapolis and was in his trade at

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the time of the Civil War. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. William Rasner, Indianapolis; Mrs. Nellie Crane, Detroit, Mich. land Mrs. Bessie Eaton, Los Angeles, $ (Cal, and three sons, Oro O. Castle, | Salt Lake City; Clarence W. Castle, | Cincinnati, and Wesley Castle, In- | dianapolis.

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She is survived by her husband, {John F.; her mother, Mrs. Henry | | Smith, Detroit, and three sisters, | Mrs, Lulu Bryan and Mrs, Earl | Smith, both of Detroit, and Mrs. | | Merl Simpson, Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at | 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Blackwell | | Funeral Home. Burial will be in | Calvary Cemetery.

‘Mrs. Mattie Wines |

Mrs. Mattie Loretta Stovall Wines, — | wife of the Rev. W. W. Wines Jr, died at City Hospital Saturday after | an illness of two weeks. | She was head of the vocal depart- | ment of the Cosmopolitan School | of Music and Fine Arts and was | director of the Stovall Wines | Chorus. She studied at the New | England Conservatory of Music in| Boston and at the time of her death was attending the Jordan Conservatory of Music. Funeral services will be held at

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