Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1941 — Page 5

. FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1941 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — - i PAGE 5 * . AT SCHOOL CONFERENCE attending the annual Intercollegiate [C. Murray, student personnel sue WALKER RITES Post Speaker ROSCOE RINKER Injured Firemen DOUBLE BURIAL * BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 14|Chamber of Commerce convention pervisor, who will speak on “The | | —Jack Kistner of Indianapolis is|this week-end at Lafayette, La. The Potentialities of the National Ora

™ : one of a group of five I. U. students group is accompanied by Richard ganization.’ |: ; :

Burial to Be in Cincinnati; |g ‘Banner Storage Company | i [Services Tomorrow for Mrs. 7 07 Directed Stage Stock [EN ua Head Served With “Y’ - \ Ada Page and Father, O 0 To 0

Company Here. . In World War. Crash Victims.

Services were to be held today in| Roscoe A. Rinker, president and | i Double funeral services for Mrs manager of the Banner Storage Co., | ® Ada Page and her father, Alonzo

By So Ca NN bs died yesterday in the Methodist | : 6202 Haverford A ® ralk i is resi 3 esteroay odist | ; ; (Payne, both of 6202 Haverford Ave. Walk ) s resi- on : 9 : i : 05 on former Indianapolis resi : ; a ‘ = Hospital. He was 70. will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at dent, who earned a reputation as a LY : Mr. Rinker lived at 611 N. Capitol | : the ‘Christian Church in North discoverer of drmatic talent before 4 in an apartment in the company | 3 Salem. Mrs. Page and Mr. Payne : building. He was born in Brooklyn, ! 4 ¢ ' were killed Wednesday when their

Joining Paramount Studios as an 3 . associate producer, Ind, the son of John W. and Mar-| al ET car crashed near Jamestown. : gare! Rinker. ar “ RS k Mrs. Page, who was 44, and her

Surly) wil be in \Citwinise, a Lai Until 1915, Mr. Rinker was a con- § an father, 70, were en route to Indian- : Walker, who was 53, died ysterday : i ductor on the Indianapolis and Vin- -.- apolis. She was killed instantly in On All Floor Sam le Radios in Beverly Hills of a heart attack. 3 i Son uf the i So the crash and Mr. Payne died later po A ir at J F i rai . ith the company, | : : : vive vial Hospital in Mail Walker } Roh een 3 J he had served as a member of thei i j he IN Memoria P we oy ERO oy his ars pro- * ® general grievance ‘committee. His] i ; Surviving Mrs Page are her hus- a ee - SELDOM d t as bes ) pS Sake ros a8 2 wife died April 22, 1940. She was Paul Carr : bE EH EE % a LLC ao you get an opTi So Tl p ON core Ni ete Alesance A a we oli guanity Vie Ahr to ton : : 4 } of Richmond, Rd TN several brothers and sisters surviv- Si « “CR LH cml 3% owl ol Ey a standard make radio in perfect

York, he had directed productions i | During the World War, Mr. Rink- || , . nN ing. : 3 Li) ht 3 % RE i . Burfal will be in North Salem. RF Ba BY : playing condition at a substantial

Jo ig onsen. In Bufisle Sng [er was associated with the Y. M. C.| Spo elore ‘coming Wo tnuzary (A. He purchased the Banner Co. |: % Br Seislubss : ‘here in 1920. He was the founder of : ca ig ‘ ir an Mio Established Theater Bl | Railway Men's Bible Clase of pi reduction from the usual price. In Indianapolis, he established the East Park Methodist Church|i ® . : . Buy your radio tomorrow and the Portmanteau Theater and Maj. Gen. Frank Parker 8nd as a mene ot the Wood- |. rganizations A " SAVE! ; ca] re hi worth-Etter Tabernacle, 53 1. | or : SAVE! wrote a series of plays which he 2 ® Ww Surviving are a son, Kenneth N.|

named after the theater. The se-| . | Rinker: a brother, Fred G. Rinker: Sa ; | ries later became a model for writ- Maj. Gen. Parker to Tell of lof Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Net- : mf Card Party Tonight —The Tirzah | ers of one-act plays . . (tie Macy df Greenwood, and a Club of Ben Hur Lodge will hold a| g" cy DiaY: | Experiences in England | grandson in Greenburg. a card party at 8:30 o'clock tonight at the Indianapolis Power & Light]

, Mr. Walker is credited with hav- : | Funeral services will be Monday at In “Ng discovered more able perform- At Howe Meeting. 10 a. m. at the Farley Funeral Home, i Co. building, Mrs. Ethel Emmons os In his field than any other per- | with burial at the Monical ceme ; SOR, | Maj. Gen. Frank Parker. U. S. terv. Brooklvn. { SHE ? f | The Stuart Walker Players per- |p retired who returned recently — : So Teacher to Explain Problems— | formed in Indianapolis from 1917 from En land where he served as! ; a { Mrs. Elizabeth Worrell, Ben Davis | to 1923, and from 1926 to 1928." With [Trogir Post 38 American Legion sentative on the National Execu- | RL | Junior High School Latin teacher, | the exception of the Arthur Casey | commission. will ’ describe some ‘of tive Committee | | will speak to the Butler University Players, who came later, Mr. Walk- |his experiences in a talk before the | A class of more than 40 will be Latin Club on “Problems of the Beer's was the only successful stock Irvington Post 38. American Legion | 8iven full Leglon ritual by the Forty > ginning Teacher” Monday night at company in Indianapolis in ‘the Howe High School Audi- | & Eight ‘initiation team. : Butler. ‘ : ‘ S A feature of the meeting will be One ‘Survivor Wi FES dock night, . [the presentation of new colors and | Baldwin-Wallace Alumni To Meet. Players developed by Mr. Walker Miva PT us i INGISNEROLE a new post standard by Frank W. le Iiuiias shit of Bakiwiss i JT , (today to attend the sessions O € Tarplee, sergeant-at-arms. . : | Wallace College of Berea, O., Wi he Sn Patterson, 7 ow |Legion’s National Executive Com- | The present colors and standard Pasi! ‘Reiss meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the : ME the current movie, mittee and its National Defense gare pretty much the worse for wear| Two City firemen, injured yes- [home of Mrs. Herman Bobbe, 741 NN Many With Tobacco Road,” Elliott Nugent, Commission. |and Mr. Tarplee won the new colors| terday when an emergency wagon |N. Chester Ave. Dr. Albert Mart- DY 1 ‘Peggy Wood, Blanche Yurka, Me- | Also speaking on the program |for the post by submitting an essay| overturned at 30th St. and North- |ing, director of public relations at 8 a Push Button Kay Morris and Kay Francis {will be John A. Watkins, Bloom-|in a radio contest, western Ave. on the way to a | the college, will speak on “What's : i T ~ The only survivor of Mr. Walker | field, Indiana department com- | Howard M. Meyer, post com-| fire, remained in City Hospital [News on the Campus” and will show SE uning 1s a foster son, Harold Helm Walk- |mander, and Isadore Levine. La | mander, will report that the post’s| today, one of them in a critical [motion pictures. er, whom he adopted in Indianap- |Porte, who is serving his sixth con- | membership, more than 280 now.| condition. | - { 0. E. S. Group to Meet—South-

olis secutive year as Indiana's repre- 'is the highest in history Basil Reiss, 23, of 437 Alton | : Sama | Ave. who recently joined the de- |Port Chapter No. 442, O. E. S. will ® CONSOLES

| partment, was said by physicians {hold a stated meeting at 8 p. m to have received head injuries |Wednesday at the Southport

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| Place, received a fractured leg. | | The two were standing on the 0. Ee S. els ee | | ‘open rear of the ‘truck ‘when it ;frove Lhapler No. 969, 5. 8. has 0 $ im completely over. Ralph lelected the following officers for the | ® P RTABLE | coming year: Mrs. Elizabeth Kemper,

Billeter, 47, of 3416 Northwestern : Ave, and Lieut. Thomas Lambert, |Worthy matron; Dr. Martin Far-

40, of 1726 Sharon Ave, who were [low, worthy patron; Mrs. Luella in the inclosed cab, were unin- |Frame, associate matron; the Rev. . . | Amos Bastin, associate patron: Priced

jured. Mrs. Hazel Marshall, secretary.

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| Prank; daughters, Mrs. Yoho, Mrs. J

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KAYS CONTINUE to give you fine Eien Bere Sh este Se | ENGINEER. IS DEAD! QUALITY and PLUS VALUE! You can YOUR CREDIT Mrs. Kathryn Gooldy; brothers, Carl and | 5 . it d \ R di buy DIAMONDS and WATCHES WITH | CHARLESTOWN w Herman Brand, 67 Jacob E. Barker, retired refrigera- Limi e : Fuvery aaro 1 IR urvivor rother meinraa ’ CONFIDENCE AT KAYS! Ne CARTHAGE York Howard, 40 Surviv- | tion engineer, died yesterday at the Number! i in Perfect [Maxine Waltee and ahs Ge ‘home of his niece, Mrs. Guy E. Foltz, di , y Se read. sisters Mrs. 19294 N. Pennsylvania St., with whom | Playing : brothers, Theodore. Birch. he lived. He was 70 ? . Thomas, Walter and Robert Of oward 2s | A native of Thorntown, Ind. Mr Come Early. Condition! COVINGTON— ; Keller, 71. Surviv-| , ‘ a ors ETRE "Miss Satis | Barker had been an employee of the {Leone Keller; son. John: four step-chil- Polar Ice & Fuel Co. He retired in dren; brothers, Pp and Charles; sis-| q ters. Mrs. Dora Crisp and Mrs. Anna 1935 : 137 Ww WASHINGTON ST {Harlan | Besides his niece, he is survived . .

DELPHI—Mrs. Sarah Rogers. 89 Sur- | , . . . {vivers: sister. Mrs. Lou Hoop! r= 'by three stepchildren, Grace, Mar-

Mrs. Lora Hosier; son, H. D. Rood alf- | brothers, Floyd and Grover Jone. "2-/row at the Tyner Funeral Home.

: ¥ 3 ; - >” ! Roier and Miss Martha Sleeth | ; 4 b , y F y JEFFERSONVILLE — Mrs. Mary Lutz. | . 4 ' 3 5 , Survivors: Husband, John son, Cecil; | i 4 7 oF ERA brother, J. Arthur Wilson; sisters, Mrs. | p ; ! 4b HR } {D. C. Mitchell and Miss Maude Wilson { i ; A | KOKOMO-—-Mrs. Marie Werbe < R a vivors: Husband. William: son, laren : a sisters, Mrs. Clara Hassler, Mrs ; ates il : ) {beth Rhake, Mrs. Carrie Newhouse . 4 > | Mrs. Minnie Gilbert : Re

-— 2 DD) " mn iil ) LEBANON—Grant Davis. 77. Survivors: ast : hme Vr . | Daughters, Mrs. Mable Mills, Mrs. Marie oo : Pt yy T Williams, Mrs. Ri lliott and Mrs BRIDAL 331 ‘ _ |Leamon; son FrodT ErtioN TM, Wire ENGAGEMENT RING ENGAGEMENT dle | LOGANSPORT—Michael Watson, 93. Sur-

0 {vivors: Half-brothews, John, Elijah an Yi win | Thomas Watson; half-sister. Mrs Wane

h wi N 10 | Phillips. “| MARION—Pau! Reeves. 58 Survivors { Wife, Emmy; sisters, Mrs. C. H Little

n land Miss Etta Reeves: brother, Ernest. - 1 | rs. Asencth Botts, 80. Survivors: S Yee $1.50 A WEEK J H. and Edgar. § Sos i OCKLEY—Mrs. Clarissa Powell, 87. Sur- | VA vied. | vivors: Daughters, Mrs Raymond Dubs | and Mrs. Ruth Holmes: sons. Flovd Cliar- | POSER jence and Asa, : | -y d > NX [2 | SEYMOUR—EIla_Alice Hawn, 40. SurS\ Ce p vivors: Brothers, Henry, Willis. Lawrence {| 15 {and James; sisters, Mrs. Lillie Blair. Mrs

Rozella Temple and Mrs. Daisy Ward | | SWEETSER—Mrs. A. T. Fox. 83 Survivors: Husband; sons, Paul and Frank;

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