Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1941 — Page 13

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"FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1041

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Arthur L. Ballinger, 3233 Central Ave., Pennsylvania Railroad employee, died yesterday after a brief illness. He was 55. . A native of Ogden, Ind. he attended school in St. Paris, O., and

taught school there. He also studied |.

law for two years in St. Paris. He came to Indianapolis 25 years ago: He was a member of the Scottish Rite and was a past master of Oriental Lodge, F. and A: M, He was a member of the Broadway Methodist Church. Mr. Ballinger is survived by his wife, Caroline; two daughters, Mrs. Dwight Billings of Reno, Nev,, and Mrs. Robert Clay of Indianapolis; a brother, Glenn Ballinger bf New York, .and a sister, Mrs. David Armour of Bradford, O.

~ RITES TODAY FOR

GEORGE E. VICKERY

Services were to be held at 2

i. . D-. m. today at the Hisey & Titus

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‘FPuneral Home for George E. Vickery, service station operator, who died Wednesday. Burial was to be in Crown Hill. He was 66. A resident of Indianapolis since 1913, he and his sons operated Bud's Service Station, 1201 Kentucky Ave. He attended DePauw University and was a member of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity. He is survived by his wife; two sons, Philip W, and George E. Vickery Jr.; three sisters, Mrs. Clarence A. Cook, Mrs. Alvah J. Rucker, and Mrs. J. Harold Bright, and one grandson, all of Indianapolis.

State Deaths

BATTLE GROUND—Mrs. Lamb, 83. Survivors: Sons, Arthur; daughter, Mrs. Cora Borwn. CAYUGA—Francis M. Trosper, 82. 8urvivors: Daughter, Mrs. Ethel Mack; sons, Taylor and James; brothers, John, Edgar, Ruliss, Albert and Pete. COLBURN—Mrs. Mary DeCamp, 59. Survivors: Husband, Noah: sons, Cleo, Leo and Walter; brothers, Walter, Clayton and

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CUTLER—John Young, 76. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Ethel Bunge; son, Paul; sisters, Mrs, Mary Rutter and Mrs. Edward Quinn, _ DELPHI—George Edmonds, 65. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Margaret Bowen and Mrs. Arvilla Marion. FLORA—George T. Guard, 80. Survivors: Wife, Mary; daughters, Mrs. Margaret McCain, Mrs. Helen McCracken and Mrs. Edith Robert. : KOKOMO—Mrs. Myrtle C. Dorin, 48. Survivors: Husband; daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Warner; sons, Roscoe and Keyser Boruff,; brother, Keyser West; sisters, Mrs, Nannie Dennie and Mrs. Bertha Boruff.

LEBANON—Mrs. Anna A. Anderson, "75. Survivors: Husband, Thomas: daughters, Mrs. OnaRader, Mrs. Hiatt Hine and Mrs. Merritt Harrison; sons, Dr. Lewis, Frank, Lawrence, Stanley, George, David and Fred; brothers, James and Charles Williams. ON—Mrs. Salome B. Wright, 74. Survivors: Sons, Chance, Ben and J. Russell; sister, Mrs. Lida Davis MARION—Ira Deeren, 70. Wife, Daisy; daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Good; sons, William and Clarence; half-brothers, Ben, Richard, James and Arzie; half-sister, Mrs. Nora Atkinson. Mrs. Glendora H. Riggs. Survivors: Husband, Frank; sister, Mrs. Sprence Drake; brother, Dr. Brose Horn. MILROY—S. H. Colter, 67. Wife, Daisy; son, Willard; brother, liam. _BENNETTSVILLE—Fred Stapes, 64. Survivors: Sons, Irvin and Floyd; daughters, Mrs. Mabel Blackburn, Mrs. Thelma Ames and Miss Ruby Stapes: sisters, Mrs. Mabel Schiller, Mrs, Ethel Grubbs and Mrs. Eva

ROCKPORT—Charles Maes, "65. Survivors: Wife, Dora; daughters, Mrs. Albert Dawson and Mrs. Robert Hammond; broth- ; sisters, Mrs. Anna Stein and

Survivors: Wife, Alma; sons, Perry, Claude, Amos, Aquilla gnd Clarence; four daughters; brother, ren.

Survivors:

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SELLERSBURG—Emmanuel R, Kranz, 79. Survivors: Wife, Emma: son, Lawrence; daughters, Mrs. Edna Prather, Mrs. Helen Bonallman, and Misses Ehrma, Gladys and Adelia Kranz. SHELBYVILLE—Mrs. Emma 67. Survivors: Daughter, Harry. : . THORNTOWN—Albert Curtis Payne, 68. WASHINGTON-—Mrs. Melissa Moore, 57. Survivors: Husband, Dean; four children; three sisters. YEOMAN—Matthew Jackson, 61. Survivors: Wife; daughters, Mrs. Lillian McCall and Mrs, Elsie McClain.

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Here Tomorrow

Walter P. Reuther, director of the General Motors Department of the United Automobile Workers Body Union (C. I. 0.) will address members tomorrow @ at Zio p. m, at 241 W. Maryland t. >

A member of the union’s inter:

national board of directors, Mr. |

Reuther is author of a plan recently presented to national defense officials to produce 500 airplanes a day by use of idle automobile plant facilities. Mr, Reuther will fly from Detroit to Indianapolis tomorrow morning.

POWER STRIKE AVERTED LANSING, Mich, March 7 P.) —Threat of a strike @t Consumers Power Co. which would have blacked out 1000 Michigan coms

munities and crippled defense production in numerous industries was

a settlement between the company and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (A. F. of L.).

FOR JOSEPH SOWAR

Services will be held at 9 a. m. Monday at SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Cathedral for Joseph Sowar, 1601 Broadway, a retired grocery. store operator, who died vesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. Sowar was 79. A native of Mitchell, Ind, Mr. Sowar had lived in Indianapolis for 27 years. + He retired from active husiness five years ago. He is survived by three sons, Edwin Sowar, Indianapolis; Charles Sowar, Brazil, and David Sowar, Coldwater; three daughters, Mrs.

Edward McGuire and the Misses Katherine and Elizabeth Sowar, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Ethelia French, Brazil; two brothers, Frank Sowar, Muncie, and Ed Sowar, Norwood, La., and 19 grandchildren.

INJURIES FATAL TO

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MRS. NELLIE STULTZ

Mrs. Nellie Stultz died yesterday 'al, the Witham Hospital in Lebanon of injuries suffered Feb. 7 in an auto accident near Zionsville. She was 64. A resident of Marion County on the same farm for 43 years, Mrs. Stultz was the mother of the Rev.

Park Christian Church here. Other survivors include her husband, Luther; another son, Dr.

‘Quentin F. Stultz of Ligionier, and \a sister, Mrs. John McKee of Rushville. HH lifted today with announcement of Services will be atl p. m. tomor- | i ‘row at the Philippi Funeral Home |f Zionsville, Burial will be in |g {Crown - Hill.

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Claude J. Ennis, Ex-Resident, Dies

CLAUDE J. ENNIS, operator of a billiard and bowling establishment in Bloomington, died today in St. Vincent's Hospital. He was 54 and was born in North ManChester. He was the son of Robert S. and Elizabeth Foster Ennis and came to Indianapolis when he was 13. He had lived in Bloomington the last five years. Survivors are a daughter, Miss Mary E. Ennis, a step-brother, Clarence Myers, both of Indianapolis, and several cousins. Private - funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burigl will be in Crown Hill.

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PATRICIA PATTERSON SCHOOLGIRL, 1S DEAD

Patricia Lou Patterson, six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson, died yesterday at her home, 543 S. Holt Rd. Born in Brook, Ind. she was a pupil at School 14 in Wayne Township. ; Other survivors are a sister, Judith Anne; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Patterson of Brook, and Mrs. Charles Harstad of Rock-

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morrow at the Speedway Boulevard Methodist Church. Burial will be in Glen Haven Cemetery.

SERVICES HELD FOR MRS. EDITH SABO

Services were held here this morning for Mrs, Edith Sabo, former Indianapolis resident, who died Tuesday in Detroit, Mich. She ‘Iwas 41.

The services were at the home of her sister, Mrs. Elsie Kaufman, 545 N. Tremont Ave, Floral Park. Other survivors are her husband,

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