Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1940 — Page 15

AUTO EXECUTIVE IS DEAD AT 45

Carroll L.. Cartwright Was

‘Studebaker Distributor ~ In Indianapolis.

Funeral services are to be held Saturday in St. Louis for Carroll L. Cartwright, president of Carroll Cartwright, Inc., Studebaker distributors here. . Mr. Cartwright, who was 45, died yesteriay at his home, 5251 Washington Blvd. The body .is at the Blackwell Funeral Home. = He Had made his home here since last September. Born in St. Louis, he represented the DeSoto Motor Corp. there for several years and then. became DeSoto-Plymouth dealer at San Antonio, Tex., in 1936. "+ Mr, Cartwright ‘was prominent in civic affairs at St. Louis and San Antonio. He was a member of the Indianapolis Auto Trade Association here. He was a 32d degree Mason. Survivors are his wife, Flora; two sons, Carroll Jr., of St. Louis, and Billy, Indiana University student; his mother, Mrs. Emma Cartwright, Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. John Haggenjos, St. Louis, and Mrs. Al Garg ner, Passaic, N. J.

STATE INVESTIGATES REPORT OF FORGERY

‘ UEW, ALBANY, Ind, Jan. 18 (U. P,.—Lytle Freehaver and Thomas

E. Hindman, examiners for thes

State Accounts Board, today are examining the books of J. E. McKinley, former. deputy New Albany Township trustee, who allegedly has admitted forgeries totaling $1000. A Grand Jury investigation of McKinley's office was planned. Officials say McKinley admitted in a signed | statement. that he forged claims for alleged killing of livestock hy dogs.

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Rites Saturday

Carroll L. Cartwright

IRVINGTON CLUB'S COMMITTEES NAMED

Otto H. Worley, newly-elected president of the Irvington Democratic Club, today announced the following committees for 1940. Membership, Mark Mercer, J. V. Rawlings and Leo X. Smith; advisory, Edgar Perkins, Samuel J. Newlin and Philip Zoercher; finance, Ernest Frick, Herman Kennelly and Harold Behrman: historical, Sheldon Book, James C. Wood and Paul Gallagher; entertainment, Hollie Dame, Judson West, Wallace Jutt and Wilford Oliver. y House, Claude Bass, Oscar Evans, George Brooks and Carl King: publicity. Reed A. Liverett, Robert Garrison and Walter ; auditing, Roy i x, Charles Spotts, Harry Reifel and John Lakin; candidates, L. Russell Newgent, T. Kenworthy. and Joseph Frantz: social, Russell Corey, J. Martin Hack, Robert Tarleton, George Aust and Jackson H. Tarleton. Welcoming, John H. Booth, Robert Mc=Kenzie and Orville Crawford; first voters, Howard Moore, Faun Pherigo, Albert Koestes and Douglass Cain; ways and Ed Hinton, Herbert Crist and .W. Vestal; speakers, . Charles Craigle, Peter Kelly, Charles Lemming, John Arford and Dr. R. C. Rees. Building, Frank Curry, Claude Smith, Ach Mountjoy and Walter Herman; civic, U. H. Hicks, Grant Karns, Will Chambers

and John Ratz.

THE INDI

LOCAL DEATHS

Mrs. Mary Francis F. Lord

Services will be conducted tomorrow for Mrs. Mary Francis F. Lord, who died yesterday. She was 85. A resident of Indianapolis for 32 years, Mrs. Lord lived at 1548 S. Harding St. She was a member of the Edinburg, Ill, Methodist Church and the Royal Neighbors of America. ) Surviving are a son, Chester and two grandchildren, Harry Lord and Mrs. Mabel Blankeship, all of Indianapolis. The 1:30 p. m. services will be held at the Farley Funeral Home. Burial will be Saturday at Mechanicsburg, Ill.

Charles D. Broeking

Services for Charles D. Broeking, |

who died Tuesday at his home, 715 N. Denny St., will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the Moore & Kirk Irvington Mortuary and at: 1:30 p. m. at the Zion Evangelical Church. Burial will be at Crown Hill. Mr. Broeking, who was 78, was an employee of the Vonnegut Hardware Co., and had at one time been associated with the Mutual Fire and the Mutual Building and Loan Insurance companies. Survivors include his wife, Anna; a daughter, Mrs. Emma - Roesener, Indianapolis, and five sons, Carl, Arthur, Herbert, Harold, all of Indianapolis, and Alvin of Milwaukee.

Mrs. Florence May Friddle * Services will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday for Mrs. Florence May Friddle, who died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Laura Brown, 3817 E. 31st St. She was 70. A native of Madison County, Mrs. Friddle had lived here for 47 years. Burial at Washington Park will

follow the services at the Moore & |

Kirk Funeral Home. -* Among ‘the survivors, besides Mrs. Brown, are four sons, Ross Reger of Indianapolis, Lawrence and Howard . Friddle, both . of Los Angeles, Cal, and John. Friddle, Anderson, Ind.,, and two brothers, Warren Woolman, Indianapolis, and Clinton Woolman, Mooresville.

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Charles F. Scholtz-

Charles FP. Schlotz, foreman of the Link-Belt Co. for 40 years, died yesterday at his home, 1108 Centennial St. He was 69. ! : A former superintendent of the Marion County Infirmary, he lived all. of his life in Indianapolis. He was a member of St. Anthony's Catholic: Church. | The services will be held at 9 a. m. Saturday at the church, with burial at Holy Cross. Besides his wife, Johanna, he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Marie Tirmenstein and Mrs. Gladys Spaulding, and a son, Lawrence C. Schilotz, all- of Indianapolis.

Roy. Underwood

Roy Underwood, lifelong resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday at the United States Veterans’ Administration Hospital after a brief illness. | ; Mr. Underwood, who was 50, lived at 2538 Union St., and was a member of the Christian Church. He is survived by his wife, Edna, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Underwood, all of Indianapolis. Services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Saturday at the residence with

burial at Round Hill.

‘Miss Mary E. Findley

Services will be held tomorrow for Miss Mary E. Findley, 1427 N. Delaware St., who died Tuesday at City Hospital. ‘Miss Findley was a former employee of-L. S. Ayres & Co. Services at 9 a. m. at the SS. Peter and Paul : Cathedral will be followed by burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. : A cousin, Miss Catherine Findley, of New Castle, Ind., survives,

Fred Peter Fox

Fred Peter Fox of St. Louis and formerly of ‘Indianapolis, died yesterday at the home of his mother, Mrs. Anna M. Fox, 2617 N. Harding St. He was 47. Mr, Fox was taken ill after he and his wife came here for the Christmas holidays. He was born here and lived here until 10 years ago. He was a pressman at the Indianapolis Star fot 16 years and later was a deputy when George Winkler was sheriff of Marion County. Mr. Fox was a member of the St. Louis Truth Center, Center Lodge F. & A. M.,, and Pressmen’s Union No. 17. : Survivors are his wife, Myrtle; his mother; two sisters, Mabel Fox and Mrs. Russell Duke, and a niece, Gladys Duke, all ‘of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held -at 3 p. m., Saturday at the Planner & Buchanan Funeral Home. Burial will be at Crown Hill.

Harry Gotschal

Harry Gotschal, resident of Indianapolis for one year, died yesterday at his home, 55 S. Linwood Ave. . Mr. Gotschal, who was 55, was former proprietor of the City Restaurant of Richmond. . He was a member of the East

i | Tenth Street Methodist Church and

the Richmond Masonic Lodge and a former member of the Murat Shrine, Elks and Kiwanis Club of Richmond. He was also a member of the Indiana Restaurant Associaon. Survivors include his wife, Hazel; two sons, James and Harry, both of Indianapolis and three brothers, Charles, Vincennes; John, Nashville, Tenn., and Glenn, of Baltimore. Funeral arrangements were to be completed today.

INCREASE. REPORTED IN FAIRBANKS FUND

A substantial gain in value during the last year was made by the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks Memorial Fund, trustees reported yesterday to City. Controller James E. Deery. The fund, esabiished with a $50,-. 000 gift by the late Charles Warren Fairbanks, former vice president of the United States, has more than doubled. The trustees reported that on Dec. 30, 1939, the market value of assets held totaled $112,924, an increase of $6436 for the year, while the face value, $100,041, was an increase of $3100

The charter provides that the funds be invested for a period of 50 years before any charitable distribution is made. Hilton U. Brown is treasurer.

PURDUE BOOKS ROAD ‘SCHOOL NEXT WEEK

State Highway engineers and maintenance superintendents will meet at Purdue University next week, to attend classes in road con-

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“The road school has proven of considerable benefit to the State. Highway workers as a means of exchanging operating methods,” T. A. ‘Dicus, Highway Commission chairman, said.

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