Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1941 — Page 10

PAGE 10

E. F. TIBBOTT DIES IN SOUTH

Former Resident of City Served as Secretary to President Harrison.

The body Everard Franklin Tibbott, President Benjamin Harrison's confidential secretaiv from his inauguration in 1889 until his death in 1901 to Miami, Fla ia} Burial will be in India Myr

was sent cremation polis

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former 82 and a Sunday Fred

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died

f Son

home of his Kev West, Fla Following But] College in Was maage Han as a tinued as

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rait ot now hangs Home Pres usy to pose for a com- > C. Steele was

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POLIS INDIANR

Officiate for Card Party RESIDENT HERE

The party at

of Co.

Women's Auxiliary the Wm. H. Block 1:30 m. Mrs. Charles P. party and various arrangements Robert Wilcox (right), Mrs, Mrs. Andrew

Grotto Group to Meet vestigating Committee of hara Grotto Women's at noon tomorrow Tearoom Mrs. Jerry Kinired is hostess. An Auxiliary meeting will be held at the Grotto Home at 8 m. tomorrow, with Mrs. Blance Wurz in charge of the program, The

mittee

The Inthe SaAuxiliary will at the Co-

Auxiliary membership comwill meet at noon Friday at Colonial Tearoom Mrs. Effie Ammon hostess Saturday, the uxiliary will conduct a rummage all av at the Greater John's Baptist Church, 17th St Martindale Ave

the 18 a

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Group luncheon noon tomorrow by the Auxiliary, O. B. S, In wood Masonic Temple Asheyv. hostess-chairman, <isted by the Mesdames Savannah Zora Van Camp and Mae Mrs. Mabel Pollock, presiwill be in charge of the busi-

which will follow the

ered at the EngleMrs. Edna will be

as-

A1al Blake dent ness session

to Speak—State Auditor James will speak to memChamber of Comluncheon tomorrow In Cottage His subject

State Government.”

to Hold

James Richard bers of the Junio: merce at a the Canary vill be Luncheon—0Oli Social Circle, auxiliarn Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge hold a covered dish luncheon morrow in the home of Mr: Kline 1135 E. Ninth St I'he Bus:

hold a unc

Circle Branch

Druids to Lunch Club of Druids will rd partv at noon tomorrow at S. Delaware St. Mrs, Margaret

Foster is of arrangements

NELLIE POORE RITES SET FOR TOMORROW

Nellie M an resident near all

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died yesterday illness foun

Vvears Dearborn St a charter member Englewood Christian Church Survivors are her son Poore of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Ada Williams of Sacramento, a nephew, Marvin Catlett, and arandchildren, Richard P. Eileen Mary Poore Funeral services the Rev 0. A

She was of the

two

to be by Trinkle, tomorrow at Burial

p. m Funeral Home Memorial Park

the Dorse

will be at

DR. R. E. NYSWANDER

the Beckham

Ralph Barker and Mrs. Paul Malcolm.

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of! She was 69 and lived at|

Whi Ralpt Jal.) C | and | conducted |

Engle- | wood Church pastor, will be held at |

hold a card April 24, at of the card of Mrs. Neel,

Sahara auditorium (left) committees Cusick,

Grotto will Thursday, chairman are in charge Mrs, J. Lawrence

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

B Bri

rightwood 0. E. S. Plans Party Auxiliary, O. E. S., will hold a dish luncheon, busimeeting and birthday party at Thursday in the Veritas Masonic Temple, 3350 Roosevelt Ave Hostesses will be Mrs. Helen Reddick and Mrs. Grace Halladay Revelers Set Card Party I'he Revelers Auxiliary of Sahara Grotto will hold a public card 8 p. m. Friday i 238 Park Ave 1s chairmai

charge of prizes

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{ a m S. Holds Luncheon Chapter. O. E. S., will hold a covered dish luncheon and business oon tomorrow at the Masonic Hall Worthy Mrs. Alice Grien, and

is worthy patron.

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James

5 YEARS DIES

Mrs. John Schumacher Had Lived Half Century on Temple Ave.

Schumacher, the East Side more than died last night Temple Ave. after

John resi-

Mrs dent half her home a long She had dian years Born County Morris. Ind. was married John Schumacher June 10, 1836. § She was 2 member f the First 3 Reformed Church i had lived onMrs, Schumacher Ave. BH] Survivors John A. daughters, Mrs Miss Tda M Inaianapolis; Steve Crawford Mrs. John Hover nesota, and Mrs. Cash Osburn of Sunman. Ind. and two grandchil-| dren, William J. Schumacher and Mrs. Mabelie C. Noell, both of Iadianapolis Funeral by the Rev the First be held at Harry W Burial will

Dairies Plead for Hoarded Bottles

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husband, two

are her Schumacher; Claribell Kerr and Schumacher. both of three sisters, Mrs of Indianapolis, living in Min-|

services | OC. J

Reformed

0 be conducted | G. Russom, of Church, will m. Thursday at the] Moore Peace Chapel at Washington Park. |

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“YOU SAVVY SOLDIER!”

IS DEAD IN DENVER

Fimes Special BLOOMINGTON, Reuben E. Nyswander structor in physics at Purdue Universities Denver, according to word received hers Dr. Nyswander had the Denver Univer Science and Engineering since 1937 Dr. Nyvswander received degree at Indiana in 1901 A. M. degree in 1904. He as assistant in the I. U ment of physics, and then in the same position at Later he was a magnetic i United States Coast and

for the Geodetic Survey, from which post

April 15 former Indiana and is dead in

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Purdue

he became professor of physics at |

Denver University in 1909

SHOT MAN AT DAD'S REQUEST, 80Y SAYS

HENDERSON April 15 (U P A 13-year-old Rusk County farm boy told District Attorney Joe C. Gladney that he shot 60, a neighbor, today his father promised him car if he would do Barton was in a 1]. seriously wounded charge which ruck him in head and neck. The father and Barton had been “having trouble,” Mr. Gladney said

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