Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1941 — Page 8

MILK INCREASE “IN CITY STUDIED

Distributors Meet After Higher Price Is Ordered k

For Farmers. Local milk distributors went into gession today at the offices of the Milk Foundation of Indianapolis to determine whether to raise the price of bottled milk here. The distributors’ meeting was called as 4 result of a State Milk Control Board order issued late yesterday increasing the price the distributors must pay dairymen for their Class 1 milk from $2.50 to $2.75 8 hundredweight. As the state order goes into effect Aug. 1, it was expected that the distributors would decide to increase the price of bottled milk l-cent a quart, effective also on that date. This would make delivered milk cost 13 cents a quart and would increase the price of milk sold in groceries from 11 to 12 cents aj quart. The price of cream alsof would increase 1 cent a pint. The State Board also increased the price the dairymen get for milk!

Guilford Ave. She was 79.

MARTHA H.DAILY)

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Leader in Eastern Star and Church Work Dies at Home of Son.

Mrs. Martha Howard Daily, a past worthy matron of Queen Esther Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, home of a son, Jesse M. Daily, 3330

In recent years she has lived at St. Petersburg, Fla, and returned here last year. Her husband, William A. Daily, died in 1917. Mrs. Daily was active in Eastern

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Star work before she left for St. Petersburg. She also was active in the Red Cross and French relief organization during the World War. She was a member of the Central Christian Church. Two other sons, Thomas A, Indianapolis, and Oliver W, Los Angeles; a daughter, Mrs. John Wynn, Madison, Wis, and a sister, Mrs. William 8S. Campbell, Indianapolis, survive her Services will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Flanner & Buchan-

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program, is to be heard in a new show called The Great Gildersleeve, starting Aug. 31 at 5:30 over the NBC-Red network. Gildersleeve, in reality Harold Peary, who created and has always played the role on Fibber's show, will devote his entire time to the new program and will be replaced on the Fibber program by Gale Gordon. Peary’s rise is one of the few instances in radio where a character created on one radio program has been {ransplanted to become the star of a big time show of his own. But Gildersleeve enjoyed such popularvity that the sponsors did not hesitate when. they had a chance to sign Peary for the new show. Peary has been in radio 12 years, starting with NBC in San Francisco. In 1936 he joined Fibber McGee and Molly and soon afterwards created the Gildersleeve role. This character, that of the pompous, good natured neighbor, became an instantaneous hit with radio listeners. Before he entered radio, Peary, a native of California, was a singer and actor in stock companies on the New England. ” 2

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JESSE MOUNT,

GROCER, DEAD

Services to Be Conducted at 2 P. M. Tomorrow for Lifelong Resident.

Jesse H. Mount, a lifelong resident of the South Side and a grocer there for 60 years, died yesterday at his home, 1435 Prospect St. He was 72 and had been ill six months. Mr. Mount was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and of the Center Masonic Lodge. He is survived by three sisters, Miss Nell Mount, Mrs. Mae Blazer and Miss Anetta Mount; a nephew, Henry M. King, and a grandnephew, Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home and burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.

ALBERT H. JORDAN DIES IN HOSPITAL

STATE CADET KILLED

SHREVEPORT, La, July 30 (U. P.) —Lieut. Raymond J. Redd, 21, El Paso, Tex. and Flying Cadet David W. Hancock, Morocco, Ind., were burned to death yesterday when their Army airplane crashed in a ped six miles southwest of Waskom, ex.

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starting at 9 o'clock. cast of the Indianapolis-Columbus ball game will be interrupted for the fight broadcast. 4g 4 And now you can have the Quiz Kids on a local station. The famous youngsters who seem to know the answers to practically everything will be heard for the first time tonight over WISH at 7 o'clock.

will do the comedy turn in the program vacated for the summer by Fred Allen which prompts Fred to wire from his retreat in the Maine Woods: “With practically my entire show, they have to add six movie stars and a baritone to make Benny sound. good.” ® ®

Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve, long familiar on the Fibber McGee 4 84 45

Albert H. Jordan, 47, a barber, died yesterday in Methodist Hos-

pital. Mr. Jordan, whose home was at 3518 W. Michigan St. had lived in Indianapolis all his life. He recently had been employed in a barbershop at Belmont and Washington Sts. Mr. Jordan was a World War veteran, belonged to the Barbers’ Union and the Tibbs Ave. and Eagle Creek Civic Association and attended the Second Church of Christ, Scientist. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Una Jordan; a daughter, Mary; |% three sisters, Mrs. Anna Laufer, Mrs. Frieda Vehling and Mrs. Marie Schmertz, and a brother, John C,, all of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle Funeral Home. Burial will be in

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used in the manufacture of butter . Couch Amassed Harvey C Crown Hill. The Rev. Stewart W. Hartfelter, asistant pastor of Tab-

to 30 per cent over the price of BAxh 82-score butter, from the present 10] Great Utilities Fortune ernacle Presbyterian Church will In Southwest. officiate.

per cent. This was done in accordance with provisions of the new COUCHWOOD, Ark. July 30 (U.| | BP) —Harvey C. Couch, 64, president CAPT, F, i, POTEET

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state milk law. A resolution was adopted by the Supie Board requesting the Indianapolis City Council to speed up the | establishment of a milk grading (Of the Arkansas Power & Light Co, system which was included in the land noted industrialist, died at his Grade A milk program adopted by [home here today. the City Council June 16. The A H teet. retired 1 esoluti Couch had been in poor health] Capt. Fred H. Poteet, ret nava resolution was sponsored by Mrs officer and brother of George A Louis Markun, consumer repre- for a year. He was chairman of the: oteet of 202 W. 47th St EC eh tentative on the board. {board of the Kansas City-Southern |i dav in San Francisco. S Coe NE ed it ne a Arkansas and Louisiana Railroad. Capt. Poteet, who was 63, was UA i L < 1¥¢ : : . % svstem into effect, and Dr. Herman | It was announced funeral services Some of the Huis or NBC Blue) G. Morgan, City health officer. said and byrial will be held tomorrow | ice In charge of the San Fiansiso the program would be put into at Magnolia, Ark, his boyhood | Cc ago. A native of Missouri. he ffect about Sept. 1. \ * wak : Se A a Ne home. He Woe the son of & Meth as a graduate of the U. S. Naval odist minister farmer. | Academy's class of 1801. Services

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RITES ARRANGED FOR CADET ROBERT BUCK

al services for Robert Henry 3-vear-old son of AR. and Roland Buck, 1501 E. Maple will be at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow the Flanner & Buchanan Mor-|

Ruck was Killed Sunday in a ur-car wreck near San Antonio. He was a flying cadet in the i States Army air school at

ated from Shortridge ol in 1834 and from Pur- : University in 1939. He was] & member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity and Skull and Crescent honorary society at Purdue ! After graduation he was em-| ploved with the Union Railway] Equipment Co. in Chicago until he| enrolled in the Parks Air College, Fast St. Louis, Ill, in April of this year. He went to Randolph Field t of this month.

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Mr. Couch amassed one of the) greatest fortunes of the Southwest] through the development of public] utilities in Arkansas and northern! Louisiana | The utilities and rail executive} was a substitute railway mail clerk] when he embarked on his career in| big business by building a 15-mile| telephone line from McNeil, Ark, to] Bienville, La Several vears later he sold the| telephone system, which he had extended into Texas and Oklahoma, to the Bell company and turned to the electric power field. In 1932, President Hoover named him to the RFC board. He remained with the RFC through the Hoover administration and during the first year of the Roosevelt administration, then returned to his home at Pine Bluff to direct the Couch enterprises. Mr. Couch spent much of his time at Couchwood, his summer home on Lake Catherine, near Hot Springs, where he regularly entertained internationally known financiers and

will be in San Francisco. Besides his brother he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Laura Poteet: another brother, Alran Poteet of Kansas City, Mo, and three sisters, Mrs. H. D. Muir of Kansas City, Mrs. G. C. Hoffman of Sedalia, Mo. and Miss Florence Poteet of Kansas City.

Talented Local Musician Dies

Funeral services will be at 8 . m. tomorrow for Miss Rosamond Nelle Collins, talented musician, who died yesterday. Miss Collins, who lived at 514 Bosart Ave, was 26. She was em-

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DR. OTTO A. OWEN, VETERINARIAN, DEAD

An Indianapolis veterinarian 20 years, Dr. Otto A. Owen, 2052 College Ave, died yesterday in the Lilly Clinic after a long illness. He was 63.

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ices will be at 2 p. m. at the Fianner & Buchanan Mortuary. Cremation will follow. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jessica Stout Owen; a son, Russell IL. Owen of Indianapolis; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Hacker and Miss Mary Owen, and a grandson, Billy Owen, all of Indianapolis.

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RITES TOMORROW FOR DROWNING VICTIM |

Services for Mrs. Flora Dorn, n7| English Ave, who was drowned in| Wabash River near Lafayette Monday while on vacation, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the residence. Burial will be in Washington Park! Cemetory. Mrs. Dorn was 4, the wife of F.| E. Dorn, assistant 108d foreman of the Big Four Railroad here. She was born in Indianapolis and spent her entire life here. She was a

WILLIAM SCHLOTZ, 62,

Schlitz, former Indianapolis cabinetmaker, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow

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apolis native, died last night in his home three miles north of Plain-

field, where he had lived since moving from here three years ago. Survivors are two brothers, Henry and Edward Schlotz, both of near Plainfield, and a sister, Mrs. Sophia McDonald, New Orleans, La.

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DIES IN STORE HERE

Harold Crooks, a veteran Terre Haute drug salesman who has been calling at Indianapolis drug stores for many years, dropped dead in a drug store at Belmont and Michigan Sts. today. He was 60.

in the Conkle Funeral Burial will be in Floral

Mr. Schlotz, 62-year-old Indian-

member of Naomi Chapter, O. E. S,, and the Ladies Auxiliary of the] Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers. Besides her husband she is survived by a son, Ethrage Dorn, Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Marceline Donovan; and three brothers, Herbert Baus, Simon Baus and Frank Baus.

REBECCA JANE FORBUS DIES IN FARMERSBURG

Funeral services for Mrs. Rebecca Jane Forbus were to be at 2 p. m. today in the Farmersburg Methodist Church and burial was to be in Farmersburg. Mrs. Forbus, who was 81, died Monday at the home of her son, William H. Roark, 217 E. 19th St. She had been ill for the last 14

years. She is survived by her son and a daughter, Mrs. Sally Gieger, Los Angeles; 12 grandchildren ghd 10 great-grandchildren.

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