Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1941 — Page 18

"Ripple High School and Indiana

MYRA HESSONG, | “TEACHER, DEAD

Wife of John Strange School Principal lil Several Years. * Mrs. Myra C. Hessong, former

school teacher and wife of John|

B. Hessong, principal of John Strange School, died yesterday in her - home, 6130 Carrollton Ave.. after several years’ was 64. Born on a farm near Nora, Mrs. Hessong spent her early life there. She was graduated from Broad

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_» State Normal at Terre ‘Haute, now Indiana State Teachers’ She formerly was a teacher in the Washington Township schools. In 1908, she was married to Mr. Hessong, and the couple had lived at the Carrollton Ave. address _- Since. A member of the Broad Ripple . Methodist Church, she had been active in missionary and temperance work there. For several years

she taught a Sunday School class|.

in the church. She also was past

matron of Broad Ripple Chaptey|

315, O. E. S. Survivors besides her husband, ‘are a brother, Fay Jackson of In‘dianapolis, and a niece, Mrs. Myra Louise Heavenridge of . Portland, Ore. Services will be held at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

OLENDORF IMPROVING George Olendorf, Springfield Mo, was repofted improved today in Methodist Hospital but physicians . said he will be unable to leave the hospital for some time. He was the} victim of a heart atack en route to Indianapolis to take charge of the shrine convention here, of which he was Imperial Potentate.

PLEDGES E. INDIES EMBARGO BATAVIA, Netherlands East Indies, June 16 (U. P.).—The Dutch East Indies must “prevent at all costs supplying the enemy either directly or indirectly” with vital raw materials through its exports, Governor General A.W. L. Tjarda said today at the opening of parliament.

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SCORE SEE TROOPER OVERCOME FUGITIVE

More .than a score of motorists | parked their cars in the 5500 block of Allisonville Rd. yesterday afternoon and watched a fight in a nearby field between State Trooper Clarence Conway and a fugitive. The fugitive, Francis A. Wathen, 27, of 2819 Ralston Ave, finally was over-powered and “charged with burglary, assault and battery with intent to Kill, and resisting an officer. He was discovered by O. T. Harris in his home nearby and when| Mr. Harris attempted to capture him Wathen struck him and. fled. Mrs. ‘Harris: called the’ sheriff's office for help but Trooper Conway happened to be passing and noticed the trouble-at the-Harris home. He saw the man running in a field and pursued him

JAMES BRIGHT DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Funeral services. were to be held

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here more than 30 years and was a member of Ancient: Landmarks Lodge; F. & A. M,, and the American Legion. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Carrie Bright; two children, Judith Ann and James J. Bright Jr.; three sisters, Mrs. C. H. Wilgus of Indianapolis, Mrs. Marx Herzog of Covington and Miss Ruby Anne Bright of Duluth; two brothers, Robert and Charles Bright, both of Covington, and his mother, Mrs. Emma C. Bright, also of Covington.

SERVICES SET FOR MRS. MAUDE MOORE

Mrs. Maude K. Ray Moore, assistant housekeeper at the Lorraine Hotel the last seven years, died yesterday in her home, 2361 Central Ave., Apt. 2. She was 61 and the widow of Edwin Moore. She was born in Wayne County and had lived here 15 years. 8he was Noble Grand of Temple Rebekah Lodge 591 and was a member of the Christian Church. Surviving ‘is a brother, Everett Ray of California. .Sefvices will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in. the Moore & Kirk North Side Mortuary. Burial will

YOUTH HANGS SELF SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 16 (U.

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SERVICES were to be held at 2:30 p. m; today in Carmel for Franklin P. Hinshaw, 83-year-old lifelong ‘resident -of that vicinity, who died Saturday in his home after an illness of three weeks. Mr. Hinshaw was a farmer. His wife, Mrs. Anna Hinshaw, died in 1928. Survivors are five sons, Thomas, Earl, Jett, Rue and Lester Hinshaw; two daughters, Mrs. Nellie Michener and Mrs. Loetta Wilson, and several gtaficeniicren.

EARLHAM SENIORS HEAR DR. STEERE

‘Times Special . RICHMOND, Ind, June 16.— “Caring,” not “understanding,” is the real root of Christian education, Dr. Douglas V. Steere of Haverford College told Earlham College “students at annual baccalaureate services yesterday. Dr. Steere, speaking in Goddard auditorium, compared the “chaotic” world of..today to a storm-swept timberland in which the trees with a shallow ‘root system were leveled to the ground and only the deeply rooted survived. “You may not always understand, but if you care, you are among the great,” ‘he said. . “Caring is close to the heart regardless of economic or social level.” = Caring is ‘a’ principal ‘attribute of God, and is a virtue with which one must meet properly the problems and responsibilities of life, said Dr. Steere. The commencement address was to be given by Dr. John W. Nasen, president’ of - Swarthmore College, this morning.

Hold Memorial For E. F.Tibbott

MEMORIAL SERVICES for E. Frank Tibbott, secretary to President Benjamin: Harrison, who ‘died several weeks ago in Key West, Fla., will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Services were held in Key West and cremation followed. Burial will - be ‘here in the Anderson Cemetery. Attending the services: here will be Mrs. Fred Tibbott of Boston, Mass.,; his‘ daughter-in-law, and her two sons, Fred and David "Tibbott, both of Boston.

—————— BRAZIL STRIKE ENDS BRAZIL, Ind., June 16 (U. P.)— Two hundred and fifty employees of .the American Vitrified Products Co. returned to work today, ending

ported he could not manage the youth.

ANDERSONSMYE Hazel M. Biddle, 41. Survivors: Husband, Walter; sons, Jack. [an ‘Fred and Allen; daughters, ‘Misses June

and Mrs. Dorina Gould; brother, Borner gn P. Vandergriff. .

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Galvin: sister. Retha Fink; brothers, ‘Ray oY Te Lester Breedlove. EVANSVILLE—Mrs, Henrietta als. 74. Survivors: Sushand, H. eto, aught hie Fd lt5d Ellis: aiaters, Irs. Emma Kahre Mrs. Emil Krohn and Mrs. Geor, 2 "Curnioh; brothers. John and Gerhart Mrs. epilia B- B. Julia 47. Survivors:

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Ca & “Perry Flora; sisMrs. Jerome Stinebaugh. ARY—Daniel - Beres, 66.

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rs. John W. Howell, 89. Survivers: wit % hihi: 42 F30ne, ar) Raymond L. Howell a 1: rogers, Bert: and Henr a Howell Foal.

65. ' Survivors: Husia Julian; NO broth hers. 85. y BEWANN A Lows Moore, 82. . ‘Af Sutton. 83’ ts 1

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Federal Security Administrator Paul V.- McNutt, receives the first of a series of Patriotic posters from Harry Hershfield, cartoonist and radio commentator. These posters, created by Mr. Hershfield, are designed to promote Americanism and unity ‘among the American people. They will be displayed in factories, mis,

ARCHIBALD THOMAS

FUNERAL IS TODAY =i:

Funeral services for Archibald C. Thomas will be conducted at 3:30 p.. m. today at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary -by the Rev. Arthur L. Mahr, pastor of the First United Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Crown Hill. + Mr. Thomas died Saturday at his home, 55 W. Drive, Woodruff Place. He. was 69. Born of pioneer Indianapolis residents, he had lived here: all his life. He attended Wabash College and was a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity and the Ancient Landmarks Lodge, F. and A. M. Ie had been associated with the J..P Michael Co. more than 30 years. Survivors are his wife, Edna B.; a son, John B.;. a sister, Mrs. Erwin H. Shiel, and ‘a brother, Harry L, Thomas, all of Indianapolis.

CHINA AID HELD VITAL: NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 16 (U. P.).—Rear Admiral: Harry E. Yarnell, U. 8. N,, retired, told the Yale-in-China Association last night that it is.to. America’s .vital interests to give “far more” . material aid to China. oh

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: chiding Merrill (Doc) Williams, race :|driver, were injured. In Indian-

: crash near Lagrange and died a few ' | hours later in a Sturgis, Mich., hos- ‘| pital. - . | Baton Sr., driver of the car, was in- “| jured. critically.

"ling near . Washington, ‘ Ind. was killed Saturday night in a collision

.| employees went on strike closing the

- {water mains. ‘McKeesport: is an ‘in- “| dustrial city of 57,000. °

nition, did not affect police and. fire

KILLED IN GR:

Traffic; Doc Williams Among Injured.

Indiana trafic claimed three

lives this week-end and, several, in-

"|apolis alone, 73 accidents were reported, causing. injuries’ to. 22 per-{:

-He was injured dnc a head-on His mother, Mrs. ‘Dan H.

MRS. PORTER 3ROWN, 45, liv-

on Road 52 south of Montgomery. MISS ALICE KILLION, 117, - Brazil, died today of injuries suffered in ‘a head-on auto crash at the junction of U. S. 40 and State Road 340 early yesterday near Brazil.’ Mr. Williams, whose condition at City Hospital is reported as. fair, was injured in a three-car crash south of Beech Grave. David Newman, 21, R. R. 5, Box 790, a passenger with Mr. Williams, was critically

ed. Meanwhile, Chief Deputy Sheriff Clarence Sparrow said that Sheriff Al Feeney, out of the city on business, intends ‘to ‘double the county road patrol in an effort to crack down on drinking drivers. Deputy Sparrow said that investigations of accidents in the County {ately had shown that a.good many of them involved : drinking and drunken drivers.

CITY WORKERS STRIKE AT WKEESPORT, PA.

McKEESPORT, Pa., June 16° (U. P.).—The City Council met today in|. "| emergeney session as 200 municipal

city’s garage, garbage furnace and plumbing shop as well as imperiling maintenance of streets, sewers and

The strike, .called by" the State, County and Municipal Workers (C. I. 0.), for higher wages and recog-

departments, City Hall" office sp ployees and a score of workers in the city’s water filtration plant.

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Student of Indies "Cusfoms To Sing af Baptist Banquet

Mrs. Titus of Indiana ir capt ‘costume, enapals, Indian songs at the banquet of the Indiana - Baptist Women’s house party, . Wednesday through Friday,

Mrs. Titus will take with. her to Franklin Indian pottery, blankets and other curios she has collected in her ‘visits among Indian tribes.

branch of the women’s work. .Both houseparties will carry on a program of religious work and Study of the current interdenominatio! mission study texts, Mrs. McCla. sai Mrs. R. R. Mitchell of Indianapolis will serve as. house mother for the girls and preside at the women’s meetings. She is president of the

For: years, she has. studied the Indian on the reservations, recorded his music and done research in In-

dian history.

|will report her findings at the ban-

who was ‘returning home| ‘Academy gradus-

Miss Alice Brimson of New York who has made ‘a survey of Baptist work among the American Indians

in charge of banquet, ~| arrangements. Miss Brimson is executive secretary of ‘the Woman's American Baptist Home, Mission Society. Women from all over the state are expected to be present at the houseparty which will be preceded by one for the Indiana World Wide Guild. The guild is ‘composed of girls and young women and is a

Mrs. Ilda Abbott . Ri f x 5 > Rites Tomorrow: - MRS. IDA ABBOTT, ‘who died Saturday in the home of .a daughter,. Mrs. Vula Rushton, 803 E.:14th St., will be buried in the K. of: P: Cemetery at Mace following services at 1:30 tomorrow in shirley Bros. Central Chapel. She was TI. ; Born in Greencastle, Mrs. Ab-: bott had . been a: resident here 35 years. She was a member of the ‘Methodist ‘Churci* and was .the widow of John E. Abbott, who died 15 years ago. Mrs. Abbott is survived by three sons, Burr, Basil and Ellis Abbott; three other daughters, ‘Mrs. Rhea Young and Mrs. Lillian Condon, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Hazel Bailey of Mount Meridian; a brother, ‘Asa Carter of Terre Haute, 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

3 FIREMEN INJURED . IN. FIRE AT CHICAGO CHICAGO, June 16 (U..P).

today while battling a blaze which threatened the Chicago: stockyards. The fire, of undetermined origin, broke out in the International Filter 'Co., a mineral water firm located on a street running through the heart of ‘the stockyards. The building was 150 feet from the Armour & Co. chemical plant.” The three injured firemen fell through a trap door.

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5 Indianapolis. Three firemen were injured early]

Woman's Baptist Mission Society of Indiana. Miss Pauline Ellis of Bloomington, Ind., is president of the World Wide Guild and Miss Ollie B.. Owens. of Indianapolis is in charge of literature. Speakers from abroad include Miss Irene Ledesma, native Filipino: and Miss Tora Patten, Baptist mission-

enberger and Miss Alice Waggener, both: from here, are on the W. W. G. house party committee and Mrs. McClain, on the Women’s house party committee. The theme of the houseparty is “Love, the key to evangelistic, youth devotional and every kind of Christian work,” according to Mrs. McClain. ; 3

MRS: ALICE GOSLER, CITY PIONEER, DIES

2 a: m. today in the Flanner & uchanan Mortuary for Mrs. Alice Cosler, a pioneer Indianapolis resident,” who died Friday in her 1917 - N.' -Pennsylvania St. Burial was to be in Crown Hill. “Mrs. Cosler, who was 82, had been ill three weeks. She was a charter member of the St. Paul Methodist: Church and atIn recent years, she had been a member of the Central ‘Avenue Church. She was a member of the church’s aid society, the foreign and home missionary - society of ..both churches

Survivors are two sors, Myron C. {and Russell. O. Cosler, both:eof Indianapolis, and . two grandchildren, Miss Barbara ‘Ann Cosler of Cleve-. land, O., and Robert: D.' Cosler of |

"3. RAIL FANS HURT

ROULETTE, Pa., June 16 (U. P.). —Three men were injured yesterday when a ‘ow wire struck eight railroad fans riding on top of a caboose

tracks of the Coudersport & Port Allegheny Railroad. The special train was carrying 150 persons on an outing of the Buffalo division of

on an excursion train over the |@s

Sermon and Burial to Be Held in Richmond Tomorrow.

Mrs. Mona Schneider, who died Saturday in her home, 318-E. 21st St., will be buried in thd Earlham Cemetery at Richmond following services at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Doan & Son rtuary there. Dr. Frederick R. Daries, pastor of the ‘Zion Evangelical &hurch here,

will officiate. She was the wife of Luke V. Schneider, a former newspaperman who’ directed the publicity ‘for the Marion County Republican campaign in 1940. Born in Richmond Mrs. Schneider, who was 46, was born in Richmond. She was Miss Mona Porter before her marriage 23 years ago.” Attending the public: schools in Richmond, she later became manager of the classified advertising department of a newspaper there. She and Mr. Schneider came to Indianapolis in 1920, following his. discharge from the Army after§ghe World War. ' Since then, they have lived here except for two years spent in Chicago and one year. in, : Detroit. Besides her husband, she is sure vived" by a daughter, Natalie A,

| Schneider, at home; her mother, °

Mrs. Delle G. Porter of Richmond, and two brothers, Clarence Porter of Missoula, 'Mont.! and Ernest: Porter of Richmond.

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