Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1941 — Page 11

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| FRIDAY, AUG. 1, 1041

SCHAEFER RITES

THIS AFTERNOON

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Retired Eli Lilly Employee/l \

Dead After lliness of Several Years.

_ Fineral services were to be held!

his afternoon at the Krieger Funeral Home for Frederick Schaefer, retired Eli Lilly & Co. employee, who died Wednesday after an illBiss of several years. Burial was 40 be in CroWn Hill

«Mr, Schaefer, who was 78, was a Evangel \ Pythias and |

member of the Zion Church, the Knights of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics.

He is survived by his wife, Ms.)

JAnna Kolmer Schaefer; two fons: George F. Schaefer of Cincinna

.and John L. Schaefer’ of Indian-|;

-apolis; three daughters, Miss Anna Schaefer, Mrs. May S. Iske and Miss Charlotte Schaefer, all of Indian- % s, and a sister, Mrs. Mary : Hamilton of Lonaconing Md.

Mary Collins’

Rites Tomorrow

MRS. MARY T. COLLINS, resident of Indianapolis nearly 70 years, died yesterday at the home —of her sister, Mrs. Nora A. Pres. cott, 140 W. 26th St. She was 84. She was the widow of John W, Collins and was a native of Columbus, ©. She attended SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral Funeral services will be at 9:30 A. m. tomorrow at the temporary Kirby Mortuary and at 10 a. m. at the Cathedral. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs, “Prescott is the only ime meadiate survivor.

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This beautiful gown (what you see of it) is being worn by Lorraine Gettman, former New York model now adorning motion plectures. The gown has the hearty approval of the American Chiropractic Association, because it exposed Miss Gettman's back. The A. C. A. has announced that this is not enly a very pretty back indeed, but is, in fact, the most perfect back in all Hollywood. Miss Gettman will receive an award next Monday when the A. C. A opens its 19th annual convention in Los Angeles,

ANNA STEIN DIES

Mrs. Anns Stein, 3354 N. Capitol Ave, died today at Methodist Hospital after an illness of nearly a year. She was 58 and had lived in Indianapolis for 39 vears Mrs. Stein was a member of the United Hebrew Congregation, the United Hebrew Auxiliary, the BethEl Temple Sisterhood, and Hadessah. She is survived by her husband, Louis Stein; two sons, Sidney Stein and Harris Stein, and a daughter. Miss Evelyn Stein, and three grandchildren; brothers, Irving Goldman and Louis Goldman, New York, and sisters, Mrs. Isaac Goldman, New York; Mrs. Rose Lehner,

Abe Cohen and Mrs. Sol Cohen. Services were to be at 3:30 p. m. today at the Aaron Ruben Funeral Home and burial will be in the United Hebrew Cemetery. Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt and the Rev. Abraham Lazar will have charge of

the services.

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14, DIES IN HOME

Production Manager Steel Casting Firm;

Rites Tomorow.

Joseph Busch, 82 N: Pershing St. production manager for the National Malleable Steel Casting Co, died yesterday in his home. He had been employed by the company for 55 years and was a lifelong resident of the West Side. | Mr. Busch was 74. He was for-

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Stréet Methodist Church and Arion Lodge, 254, Knights of Pythias. His wife, Mrs. Katherine Busch, He is survived by a son, Ralph Busch, and grantchildren, Jac Busch, Ralph Busch Jr. and David Busch, all of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Royster & Askin West Side Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill,

BARNEY STEWART RITES TOMORROW

Barney Stewart, retired railroad worker and resident of Indianapo-

long illness. : Mr. Stewart, who lived at 28514 N. Talbott St., was born in Virginia 79 years ago. He was a member of the Englewood Christian Chureh., He is survived by a daughter, Mrs, Catherine Anderson; four grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Englewood Church. Burial will be in Crown Hill

Robert W. Bandy | Rites Tomorrow

| ROBERT W. BANDY, 28-year-{old victim of heat prostration, will ‘be buried in Anderson Cemetery on E. 10th St. tomorrow following funeral services at 1:30 p. mat the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Mur. Bandy, who lived at 2972 For. est Manor Ave, wasovercome Tuesday night and died Wednesday in City Hospital. He was employed by the Pepsi-Cola Mr Bandy Bottling Co. Born in Indianapolis, he was a graduate of Tech High School. He is survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Bandy; his wife, Mrs, Rebecca Ann Bandy: two sons. Robert and James, and two brothers. Arthur and Ernest, all of Indianapolis.

OR. FRANK T. LEE'S RITES TO BE SUNDAY

ners) Setvices for Dr. Frank T. Lee, reti optometrist and a resident of mdianapolis for many years,

Shirley Brothers’ Central Chapel. Burial will be at Crawfordsville, Dr. Lee died Wednesday in his home, 44535 Carrollton Ave. He was a native of.Crawfordsville, a member of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, the Scottish Rite, and the Montgomery Masonic Lodge at Crawfordsville. He is survived by hit wife, Mis. Mattie V. Lee, and ‘a sister, Mrs. Grace A. Oberg, Blackduek, Minn.

| Servicesat 2P. M. For Mrs. Hunter

FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Georglanna Hunter, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, were to be at 2 p. m. today at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harriett | Pierson, of near Bridgeport. Rurial | Will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs, Hunter was 80. She died | Wednesday at her home. 1254 | Congress Ave, after an illhess of | several years. She was the widow of James T, Hunter, and had recently made her home with her diughter and son-in-law, Mr. and | Mis, aferbert L. Richardson. | She was a member of St. Paul's Methodist Church and the North Park Chapter, Order of Fastern Star. Besides Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Pierson, she is survived by three sons, Albert J. Hunter, Milwaukee, Roy Hunter, Brooksville, Fla, and Herbert M. Hunter, Plainfiled.

SERVICES HELD FOR WARDEN B. ENGLISH

Funeral services for Warden B. English, for many years engaged in the poultry and produce business

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here but retired for the last 25 years, will be held today at Marshall, Ill. Burial will be there. Mr. English was 83 and a native of Illinois. He entered the poultry and produce business in Washington, Ind, at a youth, and came to Indianapolis in the same business more than 40 years ago. At first he was associated with the Arthur Jordan Produce Co. but later went into busihess for himself Mr. English’s home was near the intersection of Sherman Dr. and 38th St. He dled Tuesday in a nursing home after an illness of about two years. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Harry B. Wheeler, New York City.

MINNIE HAASSE DIES; (RESIDENT 50 YEARS

e Haasse, A residen | Indianapolis for 50 years, died to- | day at her home, 1140 EB. Market St. | Mrs. Haasse was the widow of the late Louls Haaste, who died about & year ago. She was born in Mire mount, W. Va. Services are to be at 9 a m. Sunday at the AaronRuben Mineral ¢ and burial will be at the Indianapolis Hebrew

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