Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1941 — Page 18

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w F. BUTLER ~ RITES SUNDAY

Former Operator of Broad Ripple Restaurant lll 5 Months.

Funeral services for William Floyd ‘Butler, who formerly operated a restaurant in Broad Ripple, will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Harry ‘W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Union Chapel Cemetery. . Mr. Butler, who was 43, died yesterday at his home, 911 E. 63d St. after an illness of several months. His health had forced his retirement five months ago. He was a member of the Calvin W. Prather ‘Masonic Lodge 717. + He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Helen G. Butler; three sons, Allan Read Butler, Charles F. Butler and ‘Wallace T. Butler, and a brother, Blythe Butler, all of Indianapolis.

Fine to Be Paid 20 Cents Weekly

HOWARD E. STEVENS, 25, of . 341 Park Ave, cab driver, was convicted in Municipal Court today of speeding. He told Judge John McNelis that he made between $10 and $12 a week and ‘that he had a wife and four children. Judge McNelis fined him $11 and put him on probation for a year.

Services Today

Jacob Guettal

Jacob Guettal Was Oldest DePauw Alumnus; Had Edison’s Praise.

Puneral services for Jacob Guettal, who was the oldest living alumnus of DePauw University, will be held at 3 p. m. today in his

home, 1516 Roache St. Cremation will follow. Mr. Guettal died Wednesday : Jin his home. He was 93. Mr. Guettal was graduated om DePauw in 1873. He had attended the University with the help of| Thomas Edison, who became inter-

PUT, SCHNELL'S RITES ARE SET

Air School Student Killed in Crash to Be Buried Here Tomorrow.

Funeral services for Pvt. Albert H. Schnell of the air mechanics’ school at Chanute Field, Ill., will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial will be in Washington Park. A firing squad from Ft. Harrison will participate in ‘the Cemetery service. Pvt. Schnell, 27, whose parents are Mr. and ‘Mrs. Albert L. Schnell, 2125 S. East St, died Wednesday when his motorcycle and two automobiles crashed near Urbana, Ill.

Graduate of Manual

Private Schnell was graduated from Manual Training High School in 1932 and had worked here and in Richmond before joining the Air Corps last October. He would have been graduated from the mechanics’ school next month and was to have been stationed for two years at the Panama Canal Zone. Besides his parents, he is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Bernice Fissell and Jane and Marjorie, and two brothers, Robert and Eugene.

SERVICES MONDAY FOR JOSEPH SEXTON

Funeral services for Joseph FP.

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Standard Opens New Super- Market

A two-day grand opening for this new Standard ¥ Super-Market at 2416 W. 16th St. got under way to- :

day.

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It has a high pylon with neon signs. The marquee and the interior are illuminated by multiple fluorescent lighting. are wide aisles lined with merchandise for easy selecA giant paved’ parking space is provided for

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DOCTOR RECRUITS SCARCE

WASHINGTON, May 27 (U. P.. —Red Cross efforts to recruit 1000 | far, it was disclosed today.

FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1941! American doctors for service in Britain have met little success so

STATE DEATHS

Daughter. Mrs. Edith Mauslin; sons, a H. | Charles and Claud

ALEXANDRIA William ‘E. Smith, 69. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Marie Shaffer; sons, Arlie, Lee and”John; sister, Mrs. A. Lloyd; brother, John.

ANDERSON—Mrs. Ida Delashmit, 74. Survivors: Sons, James Leaper, Glen and Lawrence Sanders; step sons, Paul and Alva Delashmit; step daughters, Mrs. Pete Locatelli, Mrs. Charles Hester, Mrs. Margaret Marke and Mrs. Charles Parker. Francis M. Reynolds, 83. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Christine M. Drenen; sons, William, John, Edward, Henry, Lyst and Ross; brother, Will.

BROWNSBURG—Mrs. Elsie Eaton, 74. Survivors: Son, Ralph; sister, Mrs. Ella

ors: Seven children; two brothers. vivors: Redicker and Mrs. Edward

78. Surviyors: Mrs. Victoria Thomas.

Don-

Gordon, Thomas, Arthur, George,

OTWELL—Zebedieh Parker, 68. Survive

TROY—Sam Linley. 48.

WEGAN—John C, Steinkamp, 68. SurWife, Mary: sisters, Mrs. Minnie hneider.

WHITESTOWN—MTrs. Harvey Alice Casey, Son, Olney; half sister,

Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Roosevelt's and bearer of good will to South America, said last night that the United States much the real danger of Nazi propaganda there.”

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Sexton, former State Senator, will be held at 8:30 a. m. Monday in|Mr his home; 236 S. Ritter Ave., and at 9 a. m. in Our Lady of Lourdes Church. He will be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. Sexton, 37-year-old attorney and lifetime resident of Indianapolis, died yester-

“You can pay 20 cents a week ‘on the fine,” the judge said.

SEEK 2 WITNESSES IN HOOSIER SLAYING

ST. LOUIS, June 27 (U. P).—

ested in him. Mr. Edison was a telegraph operator in Cincinnati and Mr. Guettal was a messenger boy for the Western Union Telegraph Co. Delivered Famous Messages

In this capacity Mr. Guettal Lad

Hiser; daughters, Mrs. Mildred Jones and Mrs. ‘Donald Beck; brother, Elmer McCrory; step son, Russell Eaton.

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EVANSVILLE—James Joslin, vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Willian Bui. Mrs. Maggie Gill, Mrs. Minnie McGan and Me Ee i Bite in,” 56. Sukvi Ts ellie C. Coggin, urvivors: fushalld, Joseph: aon, ‘Joseph H.; ‘sisters E. Loveil, Mrs. F. Savely and

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Sheriff Arnold J. Willmann of St. Louis County said today an arrest order had been sent throughout the Midwest for two men named in witnesses’ statements as having been with Charles L. Bailey, Evansville, Ind., shortly before he was found fatally wounded on a high way Wednesday. Meanwhile, St. Louis police arrested an alleged member of the old Dean gang and an associate of William P. (Dinty) Colbeck and David (Chipy) Robinson, already held. County authorities said that the men suspected was wanted for investigation in connection with the slaying and that they would take eustody of him today. /

ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK TWICE NEXT WEEK

"HYDE PARK, N. Y.,, June 27 CU. P.) .—President Roosevelt agreed today to -make two speeches next week and indicated that he might include in them anything he has to say about America’s policy toward the German-Russian war. Mr. Roosevelt will speak late Monday afternoon at dedication ceremonies for the new Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, which houses the documentary record of the New Deal. On July 4, under auspices of the Office of Civilian Defense, he will address the nation by radio in an oratorical observation of Independence Day.

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delivered wires to newspapers telling of Lee’s surrender at Appomattox, and of Lincoln’s assassination. Mr. Edison was impressed with the messenger’s industry, and because the boy was without funds, he made it possible for him to attend _| DePauw, at that time the old Asbury College. Last fall Mr. Guettal was awarded the memorial cane which is held successively by the oldest living alumnus of the University. For many years Mr. Guettal was a timber buyer in Shelby County and later was a farmer in Boone County. He then came to Indianapolis and operated a nursery at his home. As a nurseryman Le became interested in the experiments of Luther Burbank and became skilled at grafting and plant propagation. Miss Phoebe Gross, a half-sister, is his only immediate survivor.

REDS’ GOVERNMENT MAY LEAVE MOSCOW

STOCKHOLM, June 27 (U. P.)— The newspaper Aftonbladet reported from Ankara that rumors are circulating in diplomatic sources that the Soviet Government plans to leave Moscow and establish its headquarters in Sverdlovsk in the

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MARY ANN BUTTON, ILL 7 YEARS, DEAD

Mrs. Mary Ann Button, whose husband, Francis M. Button, died a year ago, died today in her home, 151 S. Arsenal Ave., after an lilness of seven years. Mrs. Button had been an Indianapolis resident for 31 years and was a member of the Immanuel Baptist Church. A son, Frank, and four duaghters, Mrs. Anna Compton, Mrs. Ada Jones, Mrs. Minnie Pierce and Mrs. Mary Stockwell, all of Indianapolis, survive. Funeral services will be held at ‘8 p. m, tomorrow in the residence ahd Buri) will be Monday at ZaleSs

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member cof the State Senate in the He was for a time athletic director of and had M:

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today that their offices will be closed next Saturday, July 5, as well as the Fourth. Customers whose bills fall due either next Friday or Saturday may pay their bills the following Monday, July 7, without penalty.

ELIZA MORRIS BURIED Funeral services for Mrs, Eliza Morris, Indianapolis resident for 30 years who died at the home of her inson; son, Walter; sisters, Mrs. Joe Kerr, niece, Mrs. Manilla Short of Salem Mrs, ‘Agnes Broser, Mrs. George McPher: yesterday, were to be held at Salem

son and Mrs. Alva Woolard. i Arthur Counceller, 73. Survivors: |at 2 p. m, this afternoon.

FRANKLIN—Mrs. Lena Templeton, 67. Survivors: Husband; Saughier, Mrs. Robert Kent; sons, J. C. and Vern 82.

HOLLAND--Mrs. John Meyer, Survivors: Sons, Walter and Herbert: daughters, Mrs. Harvey Kamman and rs. Clarence Finke. KOKOMO—William . Davidson, 71. Survivors: Wife; dau htgrs, Ms Gladys Anderson, Mrs. Rut 1, Mrs. Edith Currens and Mrs. Ronen Leffert; sister, Mrs, Ida Devereaux.

NEWBURGH=M!s Sora Abshier, 72. SuIvivors: 1 Daugiis 1 I Mrs. Sifiam rien an rs alter ueen; brother, Otto; sister, Mrs. Mollie ee 9

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NEW CASTLE—Mrs., Emma Main, 71. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. May Biddle, Mrs. Howard Worl and Mrs. Charles Park-

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