Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1940 — Page 13

FRIDAY, AUG. 9, 1940

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMER

MORRIS COHEN FUNERAL HELD

Former Head of Kneseth Israel Congregation Buried Mere.

Funera) services for Wioreie Ooheh, former president of the Khessth Tsrael Hebrew Oonpregstioh here, were held vesterday at the Anron-Rubesn Wiortuary, Burial | Was al Kneseth Tsrae] Oamete. Although he had been a OonnersVille resident 80 wears, Nir. Oohen had beth active in Thdiahapolis civic and religious affairs, Fe died at Pavette Niomorial Hospital in Connersville Wednes@iay. He was 6 Survivors are his wife, Rose: thiee daughters, Wis. Tanne Goldstein and Mis. Anna Sofnas of Indianapolis and Wirs. ¥tivel Nighdoll of Connersville: two sons. Prank and Phillip Colven of Conmersville, and nite grandchildren

Nirs. Margaret A. Sullivan

Mrs. Wrargare: Allen Sullivan died vesterdar at the home of er dawhfe Mrs, William HB. Herbst, 1519 N. Dearborn St She was 73 Mis. Sullivan was Harn hn ranhton Pa diEananclis

Ooch and had been anh Me resent 15 vears She had lived with her daughter and son-in-faw, Yh 2 tach®r at Technical High School She was 3 member of the Roberts Park Meth dist Church Survivors are Nis. Herbst: = Rister, NTs. Harriett Wharton of Jackson Center Pa. and a brother red Jones of Sandy Lake. Pa. Pu neral services and burial will de at Sandy Lake Sunday

Charles C. Patterson

be held at 2:30 tofor Charles C. Patterson

County Tarmer, Who aied at his home after a thiee illness, The life-long resident of Johnson County was 60 | Following the Sevices at the Sec ond Mount Pleasant Church, butial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery in Franklin | Survivors are his wife Mrs, Mar garet MN. Patterson: five daughters Mik, Arthur Allstati, Mrs. Eres Fdanev and NMirs Thomas Tackett of Indianapolis, and Nisses Glenna and Mildred Patterson of Franklin: ihree sons, Merrill and David Pat tervon of Franklin and Gavie PatWestcliff, Colo, and Tow

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Toa WM today In She was 78 Mie Neall was: horn in Gresnville OO. Oct. 8 1863 She came n Tn dimpapolic in 188% following her marriage to 8S. W. Neall, who died Y 3 1919 and had lived here ever Since She was a member of the All Souk Unitarian Church snd the Nature Studv Club of Indiana. Sur1 two sons, Ben KE Neall yapolis, and Sam W. Neal] Kokomo: a brother, William 8. Elstt Cleveland: three grandchildren Mrs. J. Lais Smith and Ralph and Neal Noble all of Indianapolis, and {wo great -grandchildren services will be conducied | al 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Home by the Rev. EE. Burdette Backus, pastor ol the All Souls Church. Burial will be in Crown Rill

TRIES TO USE POLICE CAR, BACK IN JAIL

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. ® (U. P Noel Jones a young San Francisco writer who ripped the back from Chaplin: studio switehpoard. found himself in jail again today for attempting to ride off in & Dolce oa) He was with the he comedian not © Kign A rlimbed into 8 patrol cal hought he was a rusty Jones started to drive off, they stopped him and booked him on suspicion of grand theft of an automobile Mr. Jones created the scene in Chaplin's studio because he thought a manuscript he had submitted would not be returned

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SURTAX PLACED ON POLES BERLIN, Aug 3 (UG. P).-~A de cree of the Ministerial Council for the Reich today ordered a “social sgualization levy” of 13 per vent of income on all Poles in German-held territory. to be paid a8 & Surtax on income tax

State Deaths

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reivors: Sons daughters Mrs Alberta Serine — - atkins ORKTOWN Mrs Fiorence Ba Or Husband, Herschell. son Myron daughter, Evelyn. parents Mr. and Mrs Charles Chandler: brothers, Henry, Clarence Cla de and Wilfred, sisters, Mra Goldie Sta Mrs. Ledda Clem and Miss Lula Chandler C

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REFUGE NEARLY DONE TAKE ANDES, SD. Aug. 9 (UD PP) The Take Andes pame-refige prafact, the mrgest of its Kind in the United States, is almost eampleted

TWh Iarge dams Ate being erected 5

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The island Will be made = paradise for migratory waterfowl,

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Marlene claimead toda of their charif which the comedians defeated them night. ignored them

‘Comedians Win; It's Not Funny to Marlene

Vinee proach. Prankensteins homer gave tie Pitchers The Teading men 2 mone after Captain Panlefte Grd Hope, Hut they Aare Gecited to keep Wer curves on though Jack Benny took over mound He Wench, haf ich eading wen GUties Tor the comedians as Dennis Niarean, George Nhmphv, Buck Jones and Preston Foster, hr Prankenstein) lumbered to the plate pop-fy Frankenstein 20-poumd

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