Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1941 — Page 8

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MINNIE VAUTRIN BIN |

DEAD HERE AT Ww

Foreign Missionary for 28 Years; Saw Japanese Occupy Nanking. Miss Minnie Vau

trin, a foreign

missionary for 28 years and an in-|

Japanese

of the DisLouis, Mo. 1 briefly on |

A graduate of the University of} Illinois, she attended the University | of Chicago and received a master s| degree from the Teachers’ College of Columbia University o was considered a brilliant convey cation- | alist and was the author of an article, “Will the Church of th 16 West | Be Faithful,” which appeared in the April World Call ;

i 3 1 + as a eset Back to this couniyy

issue oi Ff Wal nded the In 1al Relations the Fellowship of Reconciliation in Holland {dent of the Ginling College for two vears and was dean of the qepart ment of education there 7 once flew by plane School there brother Mich

from

for

survived by a Lewis Vautrin Shepherd. Funeral services and burial

held Su Shepherd

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SAVINGS # LOAN ASSOCIATION of Indianapolis

23 W. Ohio St.

stitute of Inter- ai anapolis resident for 30 years, died

in Switzerland [yesterday in her home, 25 N. Arlingthe International Conference of {ton Ave.

She served as acting pres- George E Dienhart,

Dienhart a International and

Railway Conductors

will ©e vived by Morrison of

ville and Art Clarence H. Brown and Mrs. George ve HH. Dreschel Jr y Robert olis 3:30 p m

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Survivors

Perched on the edge of her nest, which contains three blue eggs, Lady Robin waits for her youngsters to hatch. The nest is built on

the w window ledge of a St. Louis, M

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MRS. DIENHART DEAD HERE AT 52

‘Services Are Set Set Tomorrow For Wife of Big Four Conductor.

Mrs. Ruby Pearl Dienhart, an In.

following a long illness. 52 and was the wife of a Big Four

She was

Railroad eonductor A native of Stevensburg, Ky, Mrs was a member of the Irvington Presbyterian Church, the Travel Study Club the auxiliary to the Order of Besides her husband, she is surher father, William E. Indianapolis; two Harry O. Morrison of Danhur Hugh Morrison of two sisters. Mrs

others

Tuseon Ariz and a niece, Mrs. Broadlick, all of Indianap-

services will be held at tomorrow in the Moore ¢ Kirk Irvington Mortuary and surial will be in Memorial Park.

Funeral

| John Dake Dies af ‘Home Near Acton

A 78-YEAR-OLD retired farmer, John Dake, died yesterday in his home, three miles south of Acton, in the vicinity where he was born and had lived all his life. He was a member of the Pleasant Valley Christian Church and is survived by his wife, Mrs. Viola Dake: a son, Ernest Dake, and three daughters, Mrs. Virgil MeDonald, living in Marion County, and Mrs. Lloyd MeClain and Mrs, George Hommel, both of Indianapolis

ROBERT H. EARLE IS DEAD HERE AT 83

An Indianapolis resident 76 years, Robert H. Earle died yesterday in his home, 1301 N. Oakland Ave. He

Philip Neri years. Mr. Earle, a native of Grover, N C., helped build refrigerator cars | {for Kingan & Co. 43 years. He was a master carbuilder there and had | retired four years ago.

Men's Club of St. Philip's.

garet Farle; two sons, Thomas W

call at the home until tomorrow

FR ANKL IN MAN HIT ‘BY CAR Elmer Dean. 54, of Franklin, Ind,

re- | was |

from injuries

when he

tal today ceived yesterday St. by a car driven

Ashton C. Wood, 5115 Norway

and Harry A. Farle, both of In{dianapolis, two daughters, Mrs Daisy Whitcher of Dos Cal

Indianapolis, and a brother, John |

was in a serious condition at City Earle of Indianapolis Funeral services will oe held at| 8:30 a. m. Saturday in the Kirby | struck in front of the Long Hospital Temporary Mortuary, 2238 N. Meri-

on W. Michigan S

dian St, and at 8 a. m. in St. Philip | Neri Chureh Burial will be in Holy {Cross Cemetery.

STATE DEATHS

Campbell, daughter, and PJ thaniel brother,

uh ANSVILLE Mrs, Bertha E Survivors: MH wband, Roy Nora Mae Orange, paren M1 \ Brown: sisters, Mis Perry Stevens, Mrs. Na oe and Mist Angela Brown Brown

Mrs rnest and Everett Yon

Survi Ors tTONs and |

Sweeney 64 Margaret Mellift; brothers, Homer Nancy B Watt, 8.1 Mrs. Stella Venitz Sure h Mi s Dani ey; brother Mes George Blot.

Smith, 38 su Wife

FRANKFORT Rouen vors: Wile, Floren \ Smith and Mrs May gs. step-daugh

Irvivors:

59.1 Mrs

aren BRANCH Mrs Husband, Oren,

Celia Rainey daughters

| vivors

| Mrs

John Hillard and Ry Amos Foster: sons, John, Frank and James; brothers Perry Eniey and John Blair; sisters, Mrs. Iva Hewing, Mrs. Jane Bailey and Mrs. Mark Kirk

Carnahan, Mrs

KOK lke U. Werline, T¢ vivors: Re Sn Aral er; step.son,

Dale; two brothers

MACKEY Mrs. Emma Bawel Hn SurHusband, Philip: son, Emil; daughters, Mrs

RENSSELAER--Charies EB. Makeever 63 SEYMOUR--Arthur P. Carter, 87 Sure vivors: Wife, Annie: son, Harry Carter; daughter, Miss Holland brothers, T. R, O. and Lloyd 8S. Carter: sisters. Miss Anna E. Carter and Maude Boas Dr. J. H. Jones, 81. Survivors: Wile, Laura: sister, Mrs. Anna Sutheriand

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FRANK COOPER, PRINTER, DEAD

Worked at News 35 Years; Was Deacon at Downey Avenue Church.

Frank L. Cooper, a printer at the Indianapolis News for more than 35 years, died yesterday in his home, 303 8S. Audubon Road, following a heart attack. He was ‘61. At one time Mr. Cooper was foreman of the newspaper's advertise. ing section. He also was in the in« surance business here a short time. He was a member of the Downey Avenue Christian Church, and was a deacon there several years. He was a member of Irvington Lodge, F& AM Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Eara Cooper; two sons, Aven Cooper of Indianapolis, and Nelson Cooper of Wichita, Kas, and two stepchildren, Harold Light of Indianapolis and Mrs. Helen Dumas of Tulsa, Okla. Services will be held at 3:30 p. m. Saturday in the Moore & Kirk Ire vington Mortuary, with burial in Memorial Park.

SOIL CONSERVATION

BRAZIL, Ind, May 15 (U, P).— Stanley Hardesty, Howesville, reported today that a proposed Gov ernment soil conservation project covering 25000 acres in Clay, Greene and Owen Counties, had received the Government-required 60 per cent approval of landowners in the area by a narrow inargin. Mr. Hardesty, who supervised the vote, said that it was do btfui if the Government would proceed with the program ecause of intense opposition to the pian.

was 83, and was a member of St. | Catholic Church 28

He was a member of the old | Timers’ Club at Kingan's and the |

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mar- |

Angeles, | and Mrs. Wallace Heller of |

sa How ard |

Barbara Gwaltney and rs { Mary Wallace, |

Carter, |

Charles Lindley, Veteran, 94, Dead

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, May 15 (U.P) .Charles W. Lindley, f84.year-old Parke County Civil War veteran who served with the famous Persimmon Brigade in Tennessee, died today at his home near Bloomingdale. He enlisted at the age of 16 with the 11th Indiana Infantry and later served with the 154th Infantry. He attended Bloomingdale Academy and Indiana Unie versity.

W. L. HARROLD DIES; LIVED HERE 50 YEARS

Walter L. Harrold, an Indianapolis resident for half a century, died yesterday in the Methodist Hospital. He was 68 and lived at 6850 E. 10th St. Born in Gosport, Mr. Harrold was a member of the Bast Tenth Street Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Harrold; four daughters, Mrs. Gladvs Isenhart, Mrs. Ennis Suess and Mrs. Kathryn Ulrey, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. John White of Denver, Colo, and five grandchildren, Martha Jane Suess, Jimmy and Betsy Ann Ulrey and Jackie

{and Tommy White,

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Funeral serveies will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Moore & Kirk Irvington Mortuary and burial will be in Memorial Park,

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BURIAL TOMORROW FOR LA PORTE MAN

LA PORTE, Ind, May 15 (U, PJ). ~Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Charles Simon, 82, lifelong resident and former president of the Chamber of Commerce, who died yesterday after a long illness. He is survived by his son, Dr. A. R. Simon, La Porte surgeon, and a sister, Mrs. Minnie Gotto, La Porte.

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