Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1941 — Page 4

8 Augustine Coulter, who for ars was pastor of Holy Angels lic ‘Church, will be held at 10

1 Cathedral. “The Rev, Fr, James will be celebrant of the

Pather Coulter died Saturday in

Vincent's Hospital after an ill-|

of almost a year. He was 74, d had lived in Indianapolis most “his-life. His parents were James d*Mary Coulter, pionger Indian residents. mther OCotilter was ordainéd at j. Meinrad’s in 1900, and held pasfates at French Lick, ‘Cambridge Richmond before coming to )ly Angels in 1910. Iliness forced retirement last year." He is survived by a brother, vid A. Coulter, real estate dealy and two sisters, Elizath and Bertha Coulter, all of InGianapolls.

NA DAVIS BURIAL TO BE IN FRANKLIN

‘A resident here 35 years, Mrs. Ina Davis will be buried tomorrow at Franklin after funeral services at

Mrs, Davis ‘died Saturday at her ome. She was a native of Frank-

twood Chapter 399, O. E. S. Surviving are her husband, Fred

Jusnita, all of Thdianapolis and a Hen Claude Williams, Edinburg.

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Mrs. Emma R. Lowe:

Daughter of Vigo County Pioneers; Terre Haute Rites Wednesday.

‘Mrs. Emma R. Lowe, of Clark County, Illinois, died last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hezlep W. Clark, 2007 N. Delaware |2,

St. She was 78.” The widow of Newton Lowe, Mrs. Lowe was well known in Terre Haute, where for many years she was employed at Roots Store and later at Herz’ Store. . In recent years she had lived on a farm west of Terre Haute. Mrs. Lowe was the daughter of Wiley and Frances A. Black, pioneer seftlers in the southwest part of vigo County. Survivors, besides the daughter, are a grandson, James C. W. Clark, and a sister, Mrs. Lyman Stockwell, both of Indianapolis; and three brothers, Fremont Black and Wiley Black, Terre Haute, and Leon Black, Detroit, Mich. Services will be Wednesday afternoon at Rodgerson Funeral Home, West Terre Haute. Burial will be at Highland Lawn Cemetery there.

|lcAROLYN DONAHUE'S

REQUIEM TOMORROW

Services will beat 8: 30 a. m. tomorrow in the Kirby Mortuary and at 9 o'clock in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral for Mrs. Carolyn Donahue, 2102 N. Meridian St., a resident of Indianapolis 25 years. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. She was 62 and died Saturday in her home after a prolonged illness. Mrs. Donahue was a member of the cathedral. Survivors are two daughters, Miss Gene Scully and Mrs. Claude Pitsenberger, Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Alice Owens, Mrs. Mayme Chandler and Mrs. Winifred Quigley, all of Milwaukee; three brothers, John, Bernard and Edward Walsh, all of Spokane, Wash., and three grandchildren.

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Services for Mrs. Margaret Lawrence Doll Williams, member of a pioneer Indiana family, will be at he home, 1613 N. Delaware 8t., at 1p m. tomorrow. Burial will be in

Oak Hill Cemetery, Crawfordsville Mrs, Williams died Saturday ati: | ther home after a long illness. She: lwas the widow of C. N. Williams, |: ‘|former president of the Farmers

Trust Co., who died Nov. 13, 1939. An active ‘worker in‘ civic. and

'|social life of the city - for ‘many

years, Mrs. Williams was a member of the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Progressive Club; Indiana Historical Society, Indiana Pioneers, Propylaeum and the Art Association of Indianapolis. She was a patron of the

| State Sympliony Orchestra and a life member of the Matinee. Mu-/|

sicale. Mrs. Willams was &. former member of the Indianapolis Country Club, the Woodstock Club and a member of the First. Presbyteriah Church, Surviving are a sister, Miss Nora Dickson Doll, and a: niece, Miss Bessie D. Ewry, both of Indian-

apolis,

Mrs. Gertrude Sears

Services ware to he hel at 1:30 p. m. today - Shirley Brothers Central a for Mrs. Gertrude Sears. Burial was to be in Washington Park. She was 59 and died at her home Thursday. A resident of Indisnapolis for the last 25 years, she lived: at 2022 Koehne St. For several years she operated a restaurant at St. Clair St. and Highland Ave. She was a member of Traub Memorial Presbyterian Church. avers are a daughter, Mrs. Russell Iverson; two granddaughters, Mrs, Jeanne Marsh and Miss Phyllis Johnson: a great-grandson, Jerry Marsh, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. May Otten, and a niece, both ‘of Buffalo,

Herbert J. Lovell

Herbert Johnson Lovell, inspector at the Allison plant, will be buried tomorrow at Marshall, Ill, following services at 2 p. m. in the Gillis & Sons Mortuary, ‘Terre Haute. He was 41. Mr. Lovell died Saturday, at his home, 1702 N. Alabama St., after an illness of three days. He had been a resident of this City for the last 20 years and was a member of the Elks Lodge, Benton Harbor, Mich. He had been employed at Allisons for 18 months. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Hannah Lovell; a brother, Fred A. Lovell, and a sister, Miss Iona Lovell, both of Terre Haute.

Mrs. Dorothy Padgett

Funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy Padgett, 20-year-old mother of three children, who died Saturday after a two-months’ illness, will be held ‘at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. She will be buried in Anderson Cemetery. Mrs. Padgett was the wife of Richard Padgett, 4730 E. 16th. Other survivors are: A son, Richard C. Padgett; two daughters, Dorg Sue and Sharon Padgett; her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Cook; three sisters, Mrs. Marjorie Bragdon, Mrs. Martha Fitzpatrick and Miss Shirley Anne Cook, all of Indianapolis, and four brothers, John all dianapolis, and Sergt. Norman , stationed at Pine Camp, N. Y.

HT, ILL YEAR, DEAD AT 68

Mrs. Eva E. Knight, who had been ill more than a year, died yesterday in her home, 2161 Sugar Grove Ave. She was 68. She is survived by “her husband, Ulysses G. t; sons, Walter W., Charles: I. and Loran E. Knight; and a brother, Oscar

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Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in. her home. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

State Deaths

ANDERSON-_Joseph M. Autren 58. Sur~ Eee Ry cashiers Mra. owsling, ‘Mrs. on : s Mrs. Jennie Auten; brother, Son os ” ' BOONVILLE—Ralph ‘W. Austill, 485. Tore Son ape ot RorRekai qa ter, roa: David. ii oy “Lgl 30 ht Melvin Jou . esse: fees Mrs. Lola hiSert, efuin, Thelma

LERART Elizabeth H, . Pletchi Ee : Daughters, Ms. 1. To oe Strayer; sons,

Mrs. . Rehm, Ss. Clarence farquin; roihore David and

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ROROM0-- Mss. Rosalia Joyce, ‘58.

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Mrs. Aa ue Parrabee: eh Mrs. Bel ‘Nannie Dun elven: ME aan Bard , George. OWENSVILLE — Mrs. Margaret . Breuss 75. Survivor “Daughters, Mrs. Jae ; Bird, Mr Helen Ret son, ‘A, ., wr sie EE her er; 82. ite, Lida; Pasugh T, Mts.

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Survivors: SHE man, Ty. zabeth and Vi nce; aden haus teiises Wi Willeta and Theme | It M a Henry: stepbrother, Frank Ferlemen sien.

Sisters, $s Ann Jerlemen, Mrs. Theobald, Mrs. Dora H Ivey.

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Marion Adarns, Block ‘ Co. Designer, Was Hurt in Crash \ Wednesday.

‘Marion W. Adams, a display de-|m signer for. the Wm. H. Block Co., who was injured in a head-6n automobile collision on Road 29 Wednesday, died Saturday in the City Hospital, Mr Adamé lived on a farm near Fountaintown. He was 33. He had been employed by. the Block Store 12 years and was in charge of displaying men’s wear

several years in the Indiana National Guard, 113th Observation

adron. . Mr. Adams was born in Franklin, and had attended Shortridge High School. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. La Vern Adams; a daughter, Linda Lou Adams, 19 months old; his father, a |Harley Adams, Clermont; his mother, Mrs. Ruth Kirtley, Indianapolis, and a brother, Carl Adams, ‘Milwaukee. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner and Buc®anan Mortuary, with purial in London, Shelby County.

WILLIAM C. WILKENS BURIAL TOMORROW

william C. Wilkens will be buried at Colfax tomorrow following services at 10 a. m. af the Royster & Askin Funeral Home. He was 65 ahd died Saturday at his -home, 2218 Broadway, after an illness of three months. A retired employee of the Indianapolis Power & Light Co., Mr. Wilkens was a native of Germany. He came to the United States in 1887 and had lived here since. He was a veteran of the Spanish-American War. * For 27 years Mr. Wilkens had been employed in the line depariment of the utility; retiring last April. He was a member of the. 50-50 Club. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Elgie Wilkens; a stepdaughter, ‘Miss Evelyn Goldsberry; a sister, Mrs. Arch Chandler, and two brothers, Charles and Henry Wilkens, all of Indianapolis.

Frank Gallagher Rites Tomorrow

FRANK GALLAGHER, who ‘had been: a member of St, John’s Catholic Church since * 1883, will be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery following funeral services in the ‘church-at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Services also will be held in the Black-~ well Funeral Home at 8:30 a.m. ‘He was 80. Mr. Gallagher; who was ‘a re‘tired watchman for the Indianapolis Street Railways, died Saturday in St. Vincent’s Hospital after a -short illness. His wife, Mrs. Mary ©. Gallagher, died Nov. 4. Mr. Gallagher was a member of the St. John's Holy Name Society, and was one of the oldest members of e Ancient Order ‘of Hibernians in the state. ‘Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. John J. McNellis and Miss Catherine Gallagher; two sons, Edward and John Gallagher, and nine grandchildren, all of Indianapolis. ;

NAZIS ‘SOCK’ MRS. F. D. R, BERLIN, Nov. 17 (U. P.).—Ber-

pfennings’ for throwing three balls at a caricature of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. been. pasted on walls along the Priedrichstrasse. Proceeds from the “game” will be contributed to the Germs: § winter. relief fund.

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From Caboose as TrainIs Cressing Bridge. Arthur W. Ford, Penniiylvania

Railroad brakeman, died yesterday in a fall from a caboose as his train

crossed a bridge near Columbus, O.|

He was 44, and lived at 51 §. Colo-

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A world: War ‘veteran, Mr. Ford

{had been employed by the, railroad

since 1912 with the exceptior. of the

|war ‘period during which he | overseas with the Army. He Lad

been a resident of Indianapolis the last 12 years. ’ He ‘was a member of the Burns-West-Streibeck Post, Veterans’ of Foreign Wars, Prospect Lodge, F. & A, M.; the Tuxedo Park Baptist

‘Church, and the Brotherhood of

Railroad Trainmen. Survivors are the wife, Mrs: Helen Ford; .a son, Robert Ford; two Saughters. Miss Maxine Ford and Miss: Mary Jeanette Ford, and his SIOUHEL, Mrs. Mary Ford, all of Inpolis; three sisters, Mis. Lucille Lucas, ‘Chicago; Mrs, Lillian Mabey, : lis, and Mrs. Mary Blossom, Richmond; a brother, Raymond’ Ford, Los Angeles, and one Funeral services will be at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in the Tuxedo Park Church. Burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery.

Oliver P. Martin . 7 Funeral services for Oliver P. Martin, a retired Big Four Railroad engineer who died Saturday at Salem, will be held at 2 p. mn. tomorrow in the Meyer & Abdon South Side Funeral Home, with burial in Washington Park. Mr. Martin was 61, and had been il] a ear. y Mr. Martin. was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive} Firemen and Engineers Locel 447. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Eva Martin, and a son, Carl Martin.

HOLD RITES TODAY FOR ELLA LANDREY

Funeral services will be held this afternoon in the Flackville Methodist Church for Mrs, Ella Laadrey, who died Friday. Burial will ‘be in the Glen Haven Cemetery. Mrs. Landrey was 71. She lived at R. R. 17, Box 322, Mrs. Landrey was born in Hamilton County and had lived here 50 years. Survivors are her husband, Elmer; a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Brown, Indianapolis; two sons, Clifford, Indianapolis,, and the v, - Everett Landrey; Parker, and a brother, William Cline, Indianapolis.

6 LOCAL STUDENTS ATTEND KENTUCKY U.

Six students from Indianapolis are among the 3252 registered at the University of Kentucky this year, They are Elizabeth Ann Aldrich, 30556 N. New Jersey St.; Joel (eas Dobbins, 205 E. 40th St.; Dorothy ‘Elizabeth Paul 123 Hetman’ 8; Richard Kenny «Novett, 2353 Carrollton ‘Ave.; Virgil Francis Pryor, 1555 Broadway, and Jennie Clark Puckett, 801 Layman Ave.

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‘MRS. widow of Cornelius Jones, ow ‘ov War veteran, will be buried in Round Hill Cemetery following services at 2 p. m.. il in the ‘Glenns Valley Methodist Oleh, She was 8¢ and died Saturday at the home of ~her nephew, Dale Jacobs, 2538 Union St. Mrs. Jones was & member of Center Methodist Church, and. had lived in Marion County 60° years. She is survived also by a Diothis er, Edgar Underwood, who lives at the Jacobs home, and several - other nieces and nephews. The. Rev. Donald M. Boyd, Paoli, and the Rev. C. R. Wilson, pastorsof the Glenn’s Valley Church, were to conduct funeral services.

RALPH 0. GOX DIES; RITES TOMORROW

Ralph’ D. Cox, who had been a

Manufacturing Co. until Allness forced his retirement, will be: buried in Round Hill Cemetery following services at 2 p.-m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Mr. Cox died Saturday after an lines of six years. He was 57, and lived at. 29’ :N. Jefferson Ave. He is survived by ‘his wife, Mrs. Abbie Cox; a daughter, Mrs, Margaret McKinney, Indianapolis; a son, Marshall Cox, Wabash; three

' sisters, Mrs. Marie Schrader, Mrs.

Mabel Mendenhall and Mrs. Hazel Elliott; two brothers, John and William Cox, all of Indianapolis, ang three grandchildren.

RITES ARRANGED FOR MARY SYLVESTER, 18

Miss Mary Catherine Sylvester, a senior at Shortridge High School

yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital.

vester, at 1329% Central Ave. . Miss Sylvester was a member of SS. Peter and’ Paul Cathedral., Her father is chief bookeeper for the

She is survived also by a sister, Miss Marjorie Sylvester. Funeral services .will be held at

Burial’ will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. :

machinist at the Holcomb & Hoke|

until her ‘illness a year ago, died |Don’t

She was 18, and lived with her par-|s ents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis V. 8yl-| 535,

Indianapolis Western Union office.

9 a. m. Wednesday in the Cathedral.

A resident of Indianapolis the: last | 30 years, Mrs. Nelle R. Clinton died yesterday at her home; 1626 N. Temple Ave. She was 53. Mrs. Clinton, wife of Guss Clinton, had been ill for four years. She

attended the Centenary Christian Church and was a member of the Daughters of America.

Surviving, besides the’ husband, are a son, Eugene Clinton; two daughters, Mrs. Roscoe Bryant and Miss Augusta Clinton; three sisters, Mrs. Charles Hacker and Mrs. Omer Beaver, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Harold Hanshumaker, Lima, O.; and a ‘brother, Burch Klepfer, Indianapolis. - Services will be at 2p. m. Wednesday in ‘the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be at Crownlawn Cemetery, Noblesville.

RACHAEL. SMITH'S FUNERAL TOMORROW

Services: for Mrs, Rachael Rosella Smith will be: at 10 a, m, tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Oaklandon Cemetery. Mrs. Smith was 85 and died SatSrday at the home of her daughter, Hazel Houze, 1662 Park Ave. Ms was a member. of the East Tenth Street Methodist Church

tion. Survivors besides the “daughter are four sons, Raymond, Chester, Howard and Paul; a brother, Dr. B. A. Brown; two sisters, Mrs. Belle McCord and Mrs. Mattie Har seven ‘grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

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