Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1941 — Page 8

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OL. H. C. CRATE S DEAD AT CAMP

Lawrenceburg School Head Victim of Heart Attack After Church.

Times Special CAMP SHELBY, Miss. April 21 Funeral services for Lieut. Col HR. C. Crater, who died of heart disease at Camp Shelby vesterday be at 1 p m Wednesday at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. dianapolis, and burial be Columbus. Ind Col. Crater, ent of public schools at burg and who previously superintendent of the High School. was 45 vears old died within a few alter church Artillen recreat Crater commanded fon, and was gchool With him at were his wife and you C. Crater Jr. in Hattiesbw Miss Mrs. Bernina Lortz also is survived by Mrs. Henry Mapey. a brother. G. M. Cr Pa Col. Crater held Franklin College versity and had dent at Law! served lieutenant Tavion Ky Augusta, Ga ber of the 139th 1923. He was colonel in 1940 He was a member men’s Club and Ameri Lawrenceburg and of Masonic Lodge

PERRY E. WILLIS RITES SET FOR WEDNESDAY

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Allen Hoff, 23. of 5530 N. Ninois St, died today at St, Vincent's Hospital of complications that followed an emergency appendectomy about a week ago. Mr. Hoff was graduated from Washington High School, attended Purdue University for a vear and was graduated from Indiana University with a8 B. S. in business in 193%. A: Purdue he was a member of Alpha Phi Omega fraternity. Upon his graduation from I. U. he was emploved with the H. Lieber Co., and since last fall he had been a photographer with the Allison Engineering Division of General Motors. He is survived by hic parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl D. Heff and by a brother, Earl Hoff. a member of The Indianapolis Times editorial staff Funerai services will be at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, of which he was a member. and buriai will be in St. Joseph's Cemeten The body is at the Moore & Kirk Funeral Home. 3447 College Ave. where friends mayv call this evening

MRS. MARY SCARBER

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Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E. Scarber, who died vesterdav at her home. 1116 E. North St.. will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Corinthian Baptist Church. She will be buried in Floral Park. Mrs. Scarber, whn was 82 and had lived in Indianapolis 66 vears, was born in Lebanon. Tenn. She was a charter member of the Corinthian Church, and had been active In missionary work at the church for many years She is survived by Charies and Robert of Indianapolis.

JOHN HICKEY. KIRKLIN MONON AGENT, DIES

John Hickey, for 40 vears station agent for the Monon Railroad at Kirklin, died today at St. Vincent's Hospital. He had been brought to St. Vincent's April 18 from Frankfort, where he had received a broken leg received in an automobile accident. Physicians said his death was caused by a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 69 Mr. Hickey started at the Kirklin station at the age of 17, in 1889. He retired in September, 1939. He was a member of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers. His body was sent to Kirklin for burial.

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CZECH CARDIN AL DEAD BERLIN, April 21 (U.P) —His Eminence Karel Cardinal Kaspar, 71. archbishop of Praha. died early today at Praha, the official news agency reported. He was said to

have been in ill health for a long

time.

FLORIST EL ECTROCU TED BLUFFTON, Ind. April 21 (U.P),

—Clark Myers, 34. Bluffton florist.!

was electrocuted vesterdav when he

picked up a power line charged with

2300 volts of electricity

MRS. E. B. SMITH IS DEAD AT 71

Civic Worker's Occurs Less Than Month After Husband's.

Less than a month after

beth B. Smith, long active in In-

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the {death of her husband, Mrs. Eliza-|

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dianapolis civic affairs, died yester-|

day in St. Vincent's Hospital. She

was T0 and lived at Ave, Her husband, William C. Smith. | | died April 4. Mrs. Smith held a in the Flanner House. the Flower Mission and the Y. W. C. A. She was a former trustee of the United Christian Missionary Society of the Disciples of Christ. A member of the Central Christian Church. she had been teacher of the Young | Woman's Bible Class of the church 35 years and was a life member of the Woman's Department Club. The daughter of David L. and Elizabeth B. Burt, Mrs. Smith was born in Missouri. After attending Butler College, she was married in 1902 to Mr. Smith and had lived here since Survivors are a daughter, Mrs, Wallace Richards of Pittsburgh, Pa.: two sisters, Mrs. Louis Hagedon of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Glenna Carlisle of Los Angeles, Cal.: three brothers, Elmer Burt of Hope, Ind. Clifford Burt of Los Angeles and Alfonso Burt of Boswell. Ind.: a grandson, Gwin Richards of Fittsburgh: two nephews, Gilbert Burt of Baltimore. Md.. and Paul Grav of Indianapolis, and a niece. Mrs. Harold Creasser of Indianapolis ; The Rev. William A Shullenberger, pastor of the Central Christian Church, will officiate at funeral services to be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Burial will be in Crown “Hill

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WILLIAM KUBITE ILL TWO WEEKS, IS DEAD

William Kubitz, County Highway Department emplovee, died yvesterdav in the Civ Hospital after a two weeks illness. He was 61 and lived at 2109 Massachusetts Ave Mr. Kubitz was an iron moulder and had been emploved by the county the past two vears. He had lived in Indianapolis most of his life. Survivors are his brother. Kubitz of Indianapolis, and four sisters. Mrs. Bertha Braun, Mrs Minnie Mal and Mrs. Harry Groennert. all of Indianapolis, and Mrs George Watkins of Dallas, Tex Funeral services will be held at 9 pp m. tomorrow in ths G. PB Herrmann Funeral Home and burial will be in Concordia Cemetery.

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FUNERAL SERVICES for Thomas P. Shine, who died Saturday in St. Vincent's Hospital, will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow at his home, 28 W. Arizona St. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. Shine was a brother Sergt. Eugene Shine of the Humane Department of the Indianapolis Police Department He was 64. He had lived in Indianapolis 53 vears, having come here from his birthplace, County Kerry, Ireland. At one time a streetcar conductor, he had for the last 25 vears been a twurbine operator for the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. | He is survived by his wife. Mrs Nora Shine; two sons, Charles and Thomas Shine: three daughters, Miss Pauline Shine, Mrs. Margaret Campbell and Mrs. Virginia Sheats. all of Indianapolis; another brother, William Shine of Indianapoiis; two sisters, Mrs. David Moriarity of Indianapolis and Sister Frances Theresa of St. Marv-of-the-Woods, and =a stepdaughter, Mrs. Helen Epps of Cennersville

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Funeral services were held yesterday at the Fourth Pilgrim Church for the Rev. Wilmot C. Stone, editor emeritus of the Pilgrim Advocate, who died Friday in the Methodist Hospital. Burial was at Washington Park Cemetery. The Rev. Mr. Stone, who was 64 and lived at 958 W. 33d St.. had lived here 10 years. He was long active in church affairs and served as pastor of churches in several states,

HEAGY SERVICES AT 3 TOMORROW

Irvington Woman Had Been Active Many Years in Civic Affairs.

Mrs, Marwho died night in Robert W. Long will be at 3 po m Shirler Brothers Central Burial will be in Crown

Funeral services garet Bowers Saturday Hospital, morrow in Chapel. Hill Mrs. Heagy Littletown. Pa. had Indianapolis for 53 vears was at 6536 Lowell Ave ton, where she had been active for many vears in community affairs She was a member of the Irvington Methodist Church. Irvington W. GC. T. U. Irvington Garden Club and the auxiliary to the Railway Mail Clerks. Survivors are her Charles F. Heagy: Francis B. Heagv and Kenneth Heagy of Galveston. Tex.: two daughters. Mrs. Jeanette Justice ot Indianapolis snd Mrs Mavis Bitter of Miami. Fla. and two brothers, Jesse Bowers of St. Petersburg, Fla, and Jonas Bowers of Monticello,

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FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR ELIAS TRAMER

Funeral services will 10:30 a. m. tomorrow gomery Funeral Tramer, salesman gut Hardware Co. 38 years, who aled Saturday after an illness of two weeks. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Tramer 219 E. 11th St

be held at in the MontHome for Elias for the Vonne-

was 86 and lived at He was a native of Cleveland. O., and had lived in Indianapolis 60 vears. He was a member of the Second Church of Christ Scientist and had retired from the hardware business 14 vears ago Survivors are a son, J. Ben Tramer of Detroit. Mich, and a daughter, Mrs. Cora E. Stewart of Connersville.

SERVICES TODAY FOR

MRS. NINA M. MOUNT

Mrs. , Were to he held this the residence. Burial be in Glen Haven. Mrs. Mount, who died Saturday, is survived by her husband. Robert; three daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Conrad, Madison and Mrs. Damsel Mav

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Charles, and nine all of Indianapolis.

FRENCH PAINTER DIES VICHY. April 21 (U. P)-—Pu-neral services were arranged todav for Emile Bernard, 73, poet and painter and last survivor of the 18th century French impressionists, vho died yesterday M. Bernard vras found dead from a heart attack in his studio behind the Cathedral of Notre Dame.

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FRANKFORT. Ind. April 21 (U

P.) —Funeral arrangements were being made today for Mayor William P. Lockwood, 49 of Frankfort who died yesterday when he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage while making a radio broadcast. Mavor Lockwood, a Republican, - was elected in 1938. A native of Anderson,

works there for several years. He was engaged in the furniture brokerage business when he first came to Frankfort, but later withit to join his

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‘MRS. WHITE, FORMER | RESIDENT, DIES AT 77

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STATE DEATHS

Margaret R. Carver Mrs Leone Davenport, Mrs. Mrs William T. | Bernard Andreas: son,

ALE SANDRIA-. Mrs Sur ivors Daughters, Fownsley, M1 R C C McCarthy and Mrs er CRAWFORDSVILLE—William Survivors: Wife, Elsie; : Misses Margaret, Betty and mtoher, Mrs, Bdna Cedars. ELWOOD—Mis. Sarah Legg, 61. SurvivSons, William, Albert, Charles, Woodr and Thomas Legg: daughters, ‘d Deeds, Mrs, Arley Smith and | Richardson — Mrs. Sallie A Son, two daughters, brother. EVANSVILLE—William Myers, 63. Sur-| Wife, Nanny B.. daughters, Misses | and Thelma Mvers and Mrs. Willa sisters, Mrs. Maude Ravette and Guy McCreary. Ottilie E. Specht, 80 sisters, Mrs. Cora Abshier;

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FARMERSBURG—William Sons, Davton, daughter, Mrs. Florence Portius. FT. BRANCH—John Goodson, 71. SurWife, Effie; daughters, Mrs. Wil-

Hutton, 81, George and Al-

19 ter Curtis s and Misses Viola and Mabel Caudell. - WABASH—M1s, Survivors: Mrs, Burkett

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