Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1940 — Page 16

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JAMES M'NOLTY DIES HERE AT 76

Was Former President of Fidelity Trust; Once City Clerk.

James McNulty, former president of the Fidelity Trust Co., died last night in St. Vincent's Hospital of complications resulting from g_ fall in his home several weeks ago. He was 176. Mr. McNulty, who lived at 2109 N. Alabama St., retired as president of the trust company in 1935 after 24 years of service with the company. He was named president in 1923. He was born in England and graduated from St. Jarlath College in Tuam, Ireland. He came to Indianapolis in 1890. He was active in Republican politics and served as

| City Clerk of Indianapolis from

1904 to 1908 during the administration of Mayor John Bogpkwalter. He was a member of the SS. Peter & Paul Cathedral. Mr. McNulty and his wife, Mrs. Bridget McNulty, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Aug. 2. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Mary McNulty; five sons, John, Thomas, Edward and Floyd, all of Indianapolis, and Maurice McNulty, Muncie; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Poirier and Mrs: Sarah O'Brien, both of Indianapolis, and eight grandchildren.

Mrs. Malinda Lendormi

Funeral services for Mrs. Malinda Lendormi, a native of France and a resident of Indianapolis for 76 years, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Lendormi, who was 90, came to the United States when she was 2, and Indianapolis When she was 14. She died yesterday ‘at her home, 545 N. Hamilton Ave. She had been ill for several years. Mrs. Lendormi lived in Versailles, 0., for 12 years before coming to Indianapolis. She was married to Paul Lendormi, also a native of France, when she was 16 and .the couple had seven children, the oldest and youngest of whom survive. Mr. Lendormi, a veteran of the Civil War, died in 1903. * Mrs. Lendormi is survived by a son, Philip Lendormi, and a daughter, Miss Effie May Lendormi, both of Indianapolis, and a half-brother, Martin DeMange, Versailles, O.

Mrs. Catherine Collins

Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Collins, 2649 E. 18th St., an employee of H. P. Wasson & Co. for more than 16 years, were held at 10 a. m. today in the Moore & Kirk Irvington Funeral Home. Burial was in Crown Hill. Mrs. Collins was 33 and died Sunday. She had lived in Indianapolis for many years. She and her husband, Raymond E. Collins, were winners of many amateur dancing contests both before and after their marriage. Mrs. Collins was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George F. Mueller. She was a member of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church. She is survived by two brothers, Fred Mueller, Indianapolis, and Adam Mueller, Detroit; and a sister, Mrs. Barbara Meadows, Columbus.

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County City Total 1993 kil 1940 74 117 Injured ......13 | Accidents Dead 1 | Arrests TUESDAY TRAFFIC COURT Cases Convic- Fines Violations tried tions paid Speeding 4 4 $5 Reckless driving... 1 1 5 Failure to stop at through street.. 1 1 Disobeying traffic signal 0 ‘Drunken driving. . 0 All others 5

Totals .. $16

MEETINGS TOMORROW Eronomie Forum, Hotel Washington, 6 P Indianapolis Trade Com ositions tion. Hotel Washihgton Pp. Marion County Fish and Game Board, Hotel Washington, 7:30 in M. C. a Caters Club, Central Y. M. C. A.

7:30 Lions Club, " Csypool Hotel, Ren, Yeung Men’s Discussion Club,

. M. C. A, 6p. m Purdue Alumni Hotel Severin, noon. 12th District, American Legion, Board of Trade, noo Sigma Aha Epsilon, Board of Trade, noon. Indianapolis Real Estate Board, Property Managers’ Division, Canary Cottage, noon. Indiana Society, Sons of the American Revolut.on, Spink-Arms Hotel, noon Delta Theta Tau, - luncheon, noon Co-operative Club of Indianapolis, luncheon, Columbia Club, noon. Indiana Metor Traffic Association, luncheon, Hotel Antlers, noon. Junior Chamber of Commerce, luncheon, Canary Cottage, no 40-Plus Sv, ‘meeting, Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 Kiwanis Chib. m, ancheon, Columbia Club,

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MARRIAGE LICENSES (These lists are from ufficia) records in the County Court House. [he Times theretore 1s not responsible for errors in names and addresses.)

Stephen J. Moody, 21, Bridgeport, Ind.; Waneta B. Bell, 20, Bridgeport, d. William F. Cawles, 22, of 734 Union; Helen R. Coons, 16, of 58 E. Wilkins. Ralph D. Maze, 26, R. R. 1, Acton, Ind.; Virginia E. Possman, 18, of 444 Virginia. Edward J. Meredith, 24, of 2435 E. 16th; Doroth7 J. Hollister, 28, of 1152 Dudley. James R. Johnston, 25, of 4915 Guilford; Gladys E. Anderson, 21, of 222 E. 82d. Harley Sanders, 23, of 124 S. Harris; Madeline Gann, 19, of 2826 LR John H. Scott, i of 6061 Park; Ann E. Holman, 20, of 523 h. Lawrence McMichael, 24, R. R. 1, Box 766; Deloris Harting, 22, Beech Grove. Vergil Parton, 19, of 1132 Craft; Mary Stuck, 18, of 1250 ‘Cameron.

BIRTHS

Ralph, Lillian Red. Pe Methodist. Henry. Clara _ Blessing, at Methodist, Phil, Shirley. Levan, at Methodis William, Antoine Dudziak, at Methodist. Carl, Evelyn Morton, at St. Vincent's. Randall, June Jones, at St. Vincent's. Bert, Marian Mantell, at St. Vincent's, Clarence, Pear] White, at St. Francis. James, Ma ary Farrar, at St. Francis. oj Bernard. Henrietta Devore, at St. Fran-

TS harles, Maxine Wiggins, at Colem William, Ann Schuh, at 1902 N. Lincoln, Tassye Lynem, at 713 Jacob, Mildred Rigby. at 5164 San ster. parry. Frances Dougherty, at N. en

Tinois. ocke.

Boys Kenneth, Helen Keller, at Methodist. ‘Norman, Frahces Warren, at Methodist. James, Mary Tomlin, at St. Vincent's. William, Genevieve Ross, at St. Vin-

“aw ard, Laura Richards, at Bt Srancis, Robert, Hazel McMillin, at St. ncis. William, Ruth Susemichel, at St. TPrancis. Charles, Lillian Waite, at iy Francis. Eugene, Dorothy Leslie, Cit James, Melva Miller, at 1793 N. Liton. Raymond, Lucy Woodruff, at 302 N. Chester.

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Haney Hostetter, polio-

myeliii 50,

Harley Acres, aneurism George 5 Russell, 42, at Veterans’, tral stenos es ‘Kenworthy, 56, at City, coronary occlusion Harry Williams, 54, at City, chroic myo-

carditis. Mary Elizabeth Griggs, 75, at 441 N. Taat Methodist,

coma. coronary occlusion. Edgar E. Stoneburner, 60, 88, at 1201 English, cerebral embolism. Gladys VanMeter, 32, at Long, thyrotoxicosis. Effie Watt, 47, at Methodist, myocarditis.

Mary Pratt, 49, at St. Vincent's, pulmonary embolism.

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OFFICIAL WEATHER

U. S. Weather BUrean em

INDIANAPOLIS FORECAST — Partly cloudy tokight and tomorrow; continued cool tonight with ‘lowest temperature about 35; ESlightly warmer tomorrow.

Sunrise 6:20 | Sunset

TEMPERATURE Noy, 6, 2 9

ot FROMETER TODAY 6:30 a.

Fos 24 hrs. ending 3 2s Total precipitation since Jan. 1 Deficiency since Jan. 1

MIDWEST WEATHER

Indiana—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; continued cool tonight, slightly warmer in west and south portions tomorrow. Nimeis-=Paryiy gloudy tonight and tomorrow; continued cool tonight; somewhat warmer tomorrow. Lower Michigan—Mostly cloudy and continued cool tonight and tomorrow; snow flurries tonight. hio—Fair in west and south, cloudy in northeast portion; slightly colder tonight; tomorrow fair and slightly warmer. entucky—Fair, slightly ' colder in east and central portions tonight; tomorrow increasing c cloudiness and slightly warmer.

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REV. FLANIGAN'S WIFE IS DEAD

Services Will Be Held in Churches. Here and at Connersville.

Funeral services for Mrs, Joseph R. Flanigan, wife of the pastor of the New Jersey Street. Methodist Church. who died yesterday at her home, 3131 Park Ave. will be held at 10.a. m, tomorrow in the church, The Rev. Guy O. Carpenter, superintendent of the Indianapolis Methodist district; Dr. W. C.- Hartinger, Methodist Hospital pastor,

of the Heath Memorial Methodist Church, will officiate. .

Methodist Church in Connersville

in the Dale Cemetery there, ! Mrs. Flanigan, who was 56, had lived here for eight years. She was a member of the White Cross Guild and the church here and the

nersville. : Other survivors are two sons, Carl and Ernest Flanigan, both of; Connersville; three daughters, Mrs.

a brother,” Charles Neely, Corydon; a sister, Mrs.- George Zimmerman, New Albany, and five grandchildren. .

Mrs. Rosa Way

Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa Way, who died Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Parmerlee, Edinburg, were held at 10 a. m. today in the Parmerlee home. Burial was in Spearsville, Ind. Mrs. Way was born May 12, 1856, in Germany. She is survived by Mrs. Parmerlee; another daughter, Mrs. Mary Henson; a son, Joseph Way; 10 grandchildren and 10

whom 1 have the pleasure of know-

and the Rev. L. H. Kendall, pastor |:

at 2 p. m. tomerrow. Burial will be | 2

Order of the Eastern Star in Con- |=

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6, 1940

Sees South America Benefit _.

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States, will be the leader of our great, brother nation in the north at this critical moment for the world. “I. believe his avowed policy of mutual respect and understanding between countries of this continent will attain fruition within a relatively short period in beneficial cultural and commercial inter changes within the Hemisphere. “I believe that the countries of the River Plate, in the long run, will find mutual benefit as the result of the election.”

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