Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1941 — Page 24

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A veteran of the World War

| served 29 months overseas, John J. i Beck died yesterday in the Veterans’

| Hospital after a month’s illness. | was 48 and had lived at 210 S. | nois St.

| Mr. Beck, who was a retired printer and a lifelong resident’ of d Indianapolis, was .a mw or

JOHN BECK, 48, | . VETERAN, DEAD |

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I I | Sacred: Heart Catholic C.. 1, the Arflerican Legion and the ....ughts | ‘of st. George. - Survivors are, two daughters, Delores and Kathleen Beck; his moth- | er, Mrs. Barbara Kramp; three sis- | ters, Mrs. Carl Herner, Mrs. Henry i Krukemeier and Mrs. Edward Oak- |. “ley, all of Indianapolis, and two .|~ brothers, William Beck of ‘Indianap‘l olis and Frank A. ‘Beck of Terre ‘Haute. Military funeral rites will be con~ducted at 9 a. m. Saturday in Sacred

Heart Church by the American Le-|

| gion and burial will be in Holy Cross ! Cemetery.

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Qhtinn Sr. former Center Township Trustee who died yesterday, will be held at 9:30 a. m. in the temporary Kirby Mortuary, 2238 N. Meridian St. high mass will‘ follow at 10 a. m. in the SS. Peter & Paul Cathedral. you fo. not feel better, return the emptytBurial will be in Calvary Cemetery.

Pennsylvania St., fering.a heart attack at the Kirby Mortoaty while talking wiila James

time tomorrow.

Butler University celebrates: its 91 years of education tomorrow. 1 In a traditional affair starting at 10:30 ‘a, m. in the Fieldhouse, Butler will: mark the birthday of Ovid Butler, early benefactor. The ceremonies will end with = banfuet tomorrow night at the Olay.

LOCAL DEATHS

Thomas M. Quinn Sr.

Funeral services for. Thomas M. ‘Saturday

A requiem

Mr. Quinn, who lived af 2340 N. died afer suf-

Frances Swails, 1703 College Ave., and Julia Buckner, 515 S. Céntral Court . . , they wear their senior caps and gowns for the first

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ESE L. BENEFIEL, - EX-CARPENTER, DIES

Jesse I. Benefiel, a retired car-

. | penter who died yesterday, was to be

buried in Clay City, his former home, tomorrow following services at’ 8 p. m. today in the Kregelo & Bailey Mortuary here. A native of Indianapolis 11 years, Mr. Benefiel died in the home of his sisters, Miss Emma Benefiel and

|Miss Hattie Benefiel, 2256 N. Penn-

sylvania St. He was a native of

® | Ripley County and a resident of

pool Hotel, At the morning program President O. P. Kretzmann of Valparaiso University will speak on “Qur Lost Heritage.” - Governor ‘and’ Mrs, ‘Schricker and Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. Charles 4 M. Dawson are to be among the guests.

Kirby about the purchase of furniture for a mortuary now ing constructed. Born in Indianapolis and graduated from Manual High School, Mr. Quinn: was sales manager of the! National Furniture Co. for 14 years and then organized the White Furniture Co. with Jacob Wolf 20 years ago. He recently had been associated with William Glaska in the operation of the Western Furniture Co., 438 W. Washington St. Mr. Quinn, ‘a baseball star in his high school days, was one of the state’s | outstanding sponsors of amateur baseball and other amateur sports. He had been president of the Amateur Baseball League and the Seftball League here. He was a members of the Knights of Columbus and the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Margaret Quinn; a son, Thomas M: Quinn Jr., an attorney in the State Gross Income Tax Division; two daughters, Miss Clara Quinn, a student at St, Marys-of-the-Woods, Terre Haute, and Mrs. J. Barton Griffin; a brother, Edward Quinn, and a sister, Mrs. Thomas B. Ment-

Clay City 50 years. In 1929 he came to Indianapolis” after the death of his wife. . Mr." Benefiel, who was 82, was a member of ‘the Modern Woodmen of America and Joe Knights of .Py-

thias Survivors besides his two sisters with whom he lived are five other sisters, Mrs. .J. W. Brinson of Muncie, Mrs. Jennie Robinson of Fresno, Cal.; Mrs. Laura Bryant of Benham, Mrs. Alpha Hayes of -Cincinmati, O., and Mrs. Mary A. Gullet and a son, Charles E. -Benefiel,* both of In-| mad dianapolis; a brother, William - H. Benefiel of Oakland® Cal., and two grandchildren, Philip and Anne Benefiel, both of Indianapolis.

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Ritual to Be Given—The . County Past Matrons and, Pal Association of the Order of Eastern Star will exemplify the Ritual of 1870 for Naomi Chapter 131 tomorrow. Mrs. Nellie Lehnert, Acton Chapter, is association president and worthy matron of the group. Andrews Lauders is worthy patron. The occasion is the chapter's 48th anniversary. /

0. E. S. to Have Birthdsy— Naomi Chapter, No. 131, O.”E. 8, will hold «a birthday party. at«8 -m, tomorrow in “the. Masonic Temple, North and Illinois Sts, Marion County Past Matrons:an Patrons’ Association will give “old work” of 1870,

Serve Chicken Dinner—A chicken dinner will be served from 5 to 7:30 p. mg tomorrow at the Broad Ripple Christian: Chuch, 62d Sf. and Carrollton Ave. Reservations are to be

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lege will speak “tomorrow night gt the Plainfield quarterly Friends at the First Friends Church, -13th Sts, Dr. Dennis

Out of War a Belmont Club Meets Tonight— Belmont Townsend. Club 4 will meet at 7:30 p. m. today in Brown's Hall, 2621 W. Washington St.

West to ‘Address Exchange Club— Harold B. West, president -of “the West Baking Co., will to members of the “Indianapolis change Club tomorrow noon in he Hotel Severin. He will - explain

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“Fun Night” Saturday—The Y.| M, C. A. will hold its first in a series of “f nights” on Satur-" day. Y. M. C. A. members and men in military service: are invited to. bring their wives or sweethearts. Invited to the first event are 26 soldiers from Ft. Harrison. Post Plans Birthday Party— Sahara Grotto Post 264, American Legion, will give a Lincoln and

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Mrs. Hazel W. Hartman

Funeral services for Mrs. Hazel Wilson Hartman, an Indianapolis | resident 10 years who died Tuesday in her home, 3550 W. Michigan St., will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in | the home with burial in Washington Park. \ Mrs. Hartman, who was 35, was a | native of Grant County d a member of the Thirty Ladies B fit Society. Survivors are her husband, | Charles Hartman; her father, Er- | vin Wilson, of Ft. Wayne; two || daughters, Betty and Joan Sulser; | two stepdaughters, Miss Miriam Hartman and Miss Shirley Hartman; a stepson, Russell Hartman, and two sisters, Mrs. Belle Floyd and Mrs. Flora Garingsr, both of Marion.

Mrs. .Eva E. Weaver

Mrs. Eva E. Weaver, who worked in" the office of Dr. R. O. McAlexander for 28 years, died yesterday at her home, 5114 College Ave., after a brief illness. She was 66. A native of Pittsboro, Ind., Mrs. Weaver was the daughter of Luther and Martha Job, pioneer Indiana residents. She lived in Indianapolis 40 years and was a member of the Central Christian Church. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Clifford B. ‘Kirby, and two granddaughters, Martha Anne and Jean Kirby. Services will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Flanner ‘& Buchanan Mortuary. in charge of the Rev. W. A. Shullenberger. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

DONOVAN IN JERUSALEM "JERUSALEM, ‘Feb. 6 (U. P)— Col. William J: Donovan, observer for United States Secretary of Navy Frank Knox, arrived, here today by airplane, He was greeted by United States Consul General George a ' Wadsworth. .

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