Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1940 — Page 24

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OFFICE SUPPLY n Rescued From ‘Waves of Fall C Creek’

SESSION OPENS i

More Than 30 Dea 30 Dealers From Five States Will Hear

Governor.

More than 30 stationers and office supply dealers gathered in the) Hotel Lincoln today for a two-day | convention of District S, National | Association of Stationers and Out-| fitters. The district comprises Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, west Virginia and Kentucky. Harold J. Hampton, Indianapolis, who served two years as president] of the national association, has

charge of the program. Governor M. Clifford Townsend was scheduled to deliver the address of welcome this afternoon and pre- | Leonard, | !

sent the gavel to C. W. Detroit, district president. W. C. Brass, of W. C. Brass &/| Associates, is chairman of the local; committee, It includes Mr. Hampton, of the Indianapolis Office Supply Co.; Merritt I. Ober, of Stationers, Inc.: John I. Kautz, of the Kautz Stationery Co, and George M. Davis, of the Bank & Office Stationery Co.

technique at the annual Boy Scout Circus May 18 at the Coliseum, are Donald Horth and James Crouch, The “saved” boy is Robert Dresher,

These Indianapolis Sea Scouts, with their home-made breeches buoy, made from an old tire and canvas, save a “victim” from the “waves of Fall Creek. The Scouts, who will demonstrate their Coast Guard

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1940

FRANK A. GURRY DIES HERE AT 73

Former Official of Nickel Plate Had Been Ili Short Time. ‘

Frank A. Curry, 3721 Central Ave, who began a 52-year railroad career as a telegraph operator and rose to an executive position, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital after a brief illness. He was 73. Mr. Curry began as a telegrapher in 1886. When he retired two years ago he was assistant freight traffic manager of the Nickel Plate Railroad. He was widely known among railroad men throughout the country. An Indianapolis resident.29 years, he was a member of Keystone Chapter 6, Royal Arch Masons; Raper Commandery 1, Knights Templar; Murat Temple of the Mystic Shrine, and Nepperhan|, Rouge 736, F. & A. M,, in Yonkers, N. 5 Curry is survived by his wife, Grace G. Curry; two daughters, Mrs. Nettie Grace Custer, Hastings-on-the-Hudson, N. Y.,, and Mrs.

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(left to right) J. Gordon Edwards, 2914 Park Ave.

30 Years in Same Location

30 Years of | RITES

LOCAL DEATHS

Marjorie C. Fisher, Mattoon, Ill; a son, Warren F. Curry, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Bertha A. Brown jand Mrs. Lillian Steves of Vancouver, British Columbia; three grandchildren, two nieces and a nephew.

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Miss Ann Cunningham

Funeral services for Miss Ann | Cunningham, who died yesterday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bartholomew Kavanagh, 2000 Broad-| way, will be held at 9:30 a. m. Saturday at the home with a funeral mass at"10 a. m. in SS. Peter and] Paul Cathedral. Burial will be in| Holy Cross Cemetery.

Miss Cunningham, who was 65,! was born in Galway County, Ire- | land. She lived in Indianapolis] [for 50 years. She was a member of | | SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral and | the Altar Society of the church. | Survivors are three sisters, Mrs.| | Kavanagh and Mrs. William Laffey jand Mrs. Thomas Broderick, both {of Ireland.

Mrs. Kate Gray

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5 Y | resident for 55 years, died yesterday | 25¢ Down 5 95 NN : = yr lin her home, 846 Maple St. 26c Week of

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| Michael Naughton, living in Ire- | land, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 8:30! a. m. Monday in the home and at| 9 a. m. in the church. Burial will!| be in Holy Cross Cemetetry.

Mrs. Rosalie Johnston Mrs. Rosalie Johnston, 2015 N.! Dearborn St, an Indianapolis resi- | dent for 28 years, died yesterday in shockproof | Methodist Hospital. She was 47. Buy now on | She came here from Vincennes. Ind. | Easy Terms! | Survivors are her husband, Clar- |

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| Hamilton, Kokomo, and Mrs. Goldie | | Moss, Evansville, and two brothers, | | Forrest and William L. Hanes, both of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at] 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry| W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Memorial Park.

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Funeral services will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Hisey & { Titus Funeral Home. Burial will be Relatives here have been advised! in Washington Park. of the death of Mrs. Jacob Kramer, formerly of Indianapolis, after an, Mrs. Emma S. Hirschman

auto accident in Brighton, Cal. Mrs. Emma S. Hirschman, 74, Mrs, Kramer, the former Miss |died today at her home, 1050 E. Clara” Hiller, was 55 and had lived | Market St.

in Brighton for 30 years. Survivors are her husband; four Mrs. Hirschman, a lifelong resi-

Irvin, Norman and Ronald dent of Indianapolis, was a member and Herbert Kramer, of the New Jersey Street Methodist

St. Paul, Minn.; a daughter, Kath- church, She was the widow of

erine Kramer, Brighton; five broth- | ers, Henry Hiller, Watertown, Wis.:| Conrad Hirschman, former partner

(John Hiller, Los Angeles: Will Hill- |in the Hirschman Mattress Co. here ler, Brighton: Emmanuel Hiller, In- who died in 1928. dianapolis, and Herman Hiller, | Survivors include a son, Arthu S son, r Der ster, Mrs. M. ick- | Vel. & Sister, Mrs. F. M. Hick C. Hirschman: a daughter, Mrs. Ur-

man, Indianapolis, and one grand-| sula Bryan; four grandsons, Donald Hirschman, and John, Harry and Conrad Bryan; a great grandson,

Mrs. Sadie K. Scheeffer Conrad Hirschman; two sisters,

Funeral services for Mrs. Sadie!Miss Henrietta and Miss Elizabeth

Scheeffer, 2007 N. Temple Ave., who | (rein, nd a brother Carl Csi, all of Indiana s, and another (died Wednesday, will be held fp lot William Grein, of California. Funeral services will be announced later by the Grinsteiner Funeral Home.

State Deaths

CADIZ—John W. Lewis, 87. Brothers, George and Robert. DALE—Mrs. Elizabeth Medcalfe, 886. DELPHI-—Frank Scott, 74 Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ruth Burgess, Mrs Thelma Brooks, Mrs. Hanna JcCatiey and Mrs. Mabel Hamil; son, Bill

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Crown Hill. Mrs. Scheeffer, who was 74, was born in Ripley County, but spent most of her life here. Survivors are a daughter, Dorothy I. Wells, Noblesville: a brother, Peter Reinhardt, Shelbyville, and two sisters, Mrs. Sophia Crum, Delaware, and Mrs. Margaret

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[Philip Edward Thompson DUNREITH Mrs. Franges Sap Philip Edward Thompson, 642] Lh I Trak Sobeand: | Birch Ave. died today at St. Vin-| EVANSVILLE—Levi

vivors: Sisters, Mrs. Floyd Regland and cent’s Hospital. He was 53.

Hooker, 74. Sur-

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CITY HEALTHY IF IT OBSERVES THE RULES

If the proper food, sleep and exercise rules are observed, Indianapolis | jean be as healthy as any place in 'which to live, Dr. Stephen PenchefT, Indiananpolis, told the Indianapolis Health Club last night. The meeting was held in Pennsylvania Building and plans were made for a Health and New Thought Convention here the latter part of this month, exact dates to be announced later. The next meeting of the club will be at 8 p. m. Thursday, also in the Pennsylvania Building.

Mrs. Shepherd Young: brothers, Thomas, Robert and Will Hooker. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. moohn Ritter 77. Survivor: Sister Mrs. Risle a er Mary E. Thompson; a son, Earl rs. Charlotte Wigner, 37. Survivors: PRL, George son, George Billy; Thompson; a daughter, Bernice! Sisters rs Agnes Schnelder and Mre, : Ada Mather; rothers, Charles an au Thompson; his mother, Mrs. Hodges: hali-brother. Orville Duke. Amanda Thompson; a brother, FLORA—Mrs. Dora Brubaker, (A Sure S a vivors: Son, John: brother, Aaron Royer: | George Thompson, and a sister, | halt: Stee le ay Barrv a obeathe | Mrs, Thurman Tidd. . Funeral serv-| Harvey and Roy Minnix. ices will be at 9 a. m. Monday at| FT. BRANCH Miss Minnie Peck. 84 ors t the Assumption Church and burial brother. Frank. sisters. Mrs. Stella Brokaw | | will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. and Mrs. Nellie Redman. — FRANCISCO-—John Ireland, 8urvivors: Wife, Tessie: sons, Joseph: daughter Mrs. Le brothers, Hiram and William: sisters, Mrs, Adele Blackburn and Mrs. Ora Logsdon. KENDALLVILLE George W. Iddings, 70. | Survivors: Wife: three sons; two aughters. two brothers Maurice Schenber, 44. Survivors: Mother, { Mrs. Elizabeth Schenher; eight brothers {and sisters _MISHAWAKA-—Charles dward Gibson, 77. Survivors: Wife, Belle; son, Brett; a ighter, Mrs. Muriel Scott; brother, Clar . MOUNT VERNON—Mrs. Noah Belle Darnell, 54. Survivors: Husband, Homer; son, Homer Jr.; daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Sailer: brother, Edward Hutchinson.

SHELBYVILLE-—Thomas C. Stoughton, 74. Survivors: Wife, Sarah; son, Avdrew; brothers, George, Clabe and Rober

WHEATLAND—Mrs. John “Johnson, 80. Survivors: Husband; five sons

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