Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1941 — Page 9
CLARA'S. BALS | IS DEAD AT 61
oodruff Place Resident Was Associated With - Insurance Firm.
Mis. Clara S. Bals, a native of Tridianapolis * and a well-known ‘resident of Woodruff Place, . died i last night in St. Vincent's Hospital. She was 61. A
‘Mrs. Bals spent her entire life in}. Indianapolis with the exception of’
10. years she lived in Cincinnati.
She was associated with the old}
Public Savings Insurance Co. here and when the company was bought by the Western & Southern Insur-
ance Co. of Cincinnati 17 years ago,
she transferred to that company. - She was a member of the Ladies’ Woodruff Club and the Maennerchor Ladies’ Society. | - Surviving is her sister, Laura S. New, and three nieces, Mrs. Louis Dorothy Kothe, both of Indianapolis, and Miss Emma Kothe of New York City.
CARL WINGENROTH, EX-MACHINIS
Carl Wingenroth, a retired ma¢hinist, died yesterday in the home of his son, Alfred J. ingenroth, 1851 E. 38th 3t. | He was 81 and had been a resident of Indianapolis: for 60 years. He was a native of Germany. Surviving is another son, Walter F. Wingenroth, and a daughter, Miss Ruth Wingenroth, both of Indianapélis. The Rev. Frederick R. ‘Daries, pastor of the Zion Evangelical Church, will officiate at funeral services at 10:30 a. m. Saturday in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill.
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“Won't You Share My Parasol?” seems to be an appropriate title for seniors at “Washington High School. The girls, Marian Carl-
stedt, left; Jeanee Winter, center, and Betty Fletemeyer, right, are vinners of the annual parasol decoratiing contest sponsored by
the [Washingtonian Club senior
girls! service organization. le awards were made for artistic design, originality and
his picture of three pretty:
neatness.. The parasols were car= ried in g parade, feature of a pep
- session sponsored by the Boosters
.Club in the school gymnasium,
The drill. was arranged by Mrs.
Elizabeth Hatfield and was headed by Helen Phillips. Jean Shelburne is president of the senior girls organization and judges for the contest were Miss Mary Cammack, Miss Lavonne Whitmire and Miss Gretchen * Mueller, faculty members.
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MARS HILL GROGER DIES AT AGE OF 56
LeRoy N. Harris, manager of a grocery store in Mars Hill several years, died yesterday after a long illness. He was 36. Mr. Harris had been a resident of Marion County for 23 years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gladys Harris; two daughters, Mrs. Florence Poole and Miss Alice Janej; Harris, . both of Indianapolis; ‘two sons, LeRoy N. Harris Jr. of Indianapolis. and Lyman Harris of Centralia, Ill.; a brother, Walter Harris of Centralia, and a. sister, Mrs. Maud Seyeller ‘of Los Angeles,
Cal: Funeral services and burial will
be held tomorrow afternoon at Mooresville.
HINT ARMY WILL FLY = CRAFT TO AXIS FOES |
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (U. P..||
—The possibility that Army pilots|| may soon fly American-built air-|}
craft from U. S. factories to Great] Soviet * Russia and other|}
Britain, nations resisting the Axis was seen today in a War Department announcement that its ferrying com-
Organizations
‘Honor Mrs. Burk — A charter
BOONVILLE—Mrs. ‘Emily Jane ‘Burnett, 90. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Delbert Tooley; brothers, Ed, Willie Lynn; sisters, Mrs. Nina Madden, Mrs. Helen Cavens. CARTHAGE—Columbus Foust, 91. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Lijcy Wiggins; brother,
Hemmer, Mrs. Linus Schoter, Mrs. O. Blish; sons, Archie, Noah, Harel Byrd; ;
MORE WOMEN
Hi "of Jobs From ' Laborers to Bread Improvers Open.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (U. P.). e petite miss who broke, a-date with you the other night because she had to work overtime may have: been decoding secret messages for| the government or swinging a mon-|
KENDALLVIGE-Heotry B Geddis 7% Survivors: Sister, Mrs, ‘Hattie Conv # brothers, Alvin, Warren, 3 Mrs. Martha 'E, Sherman, 65. Survive
Husband, M. E.; sistér, Mrs. J. P. Hei = Wallace; brother, S. D. Ackerman.
Lore n Cook, 50. Sure; sons, ‘Donald, Cl
ers, rah Culberson. Mrs. be honored by Mar t Goetz, Mrs,
s. Pauline Murra; Suen’ Wilitak her lodge sisters|™ >: =¢ Urray. AGRANGE--Mrs. - Mary with a banquet |surviver OMT and. reception at , aggon.
SOI, | nfrs. Willie Dr 6 p. m. Saturday brother,
g 2 ; ELKHART—Mrs. Jalian Estell Sharp, in the Red ‘Men's Gorden seimer 8. Survivors: Survivors: Husband Hall, 137 W. pal; aug ters, Misses Lois a ! daughters; Mrs. odes, North. St. Mrs. |Stacy Mabel” Sta % ESLaneT} Jp oihes, Sars: (Ethel Bernice Harris: stepdaughters, Burk was elected |Carlos, Forrest, Ollie; half-sister, Mrs, |sons, Raymond ~ Vickers, Donald Sha Nellie Evans. B. F. Campbell, Mrs. Maude Wisner; Great Minnehaha th 3 Mrs. Caroline; Abrens, 84, Survivors:| ,ORESTES—Marshall 8. McMahan, 7 e Ingiafia Daughters. Mrs. Amelia Engelhardt, Mrs. Clarence Susott. . PEI ~The Rev “4 Prank Crow 87. ers, am 8 Mss, Clarence A, 41. ur vivor: Wife, Mrs. Emma Condo.
LA Husband, o. erin 0 s June; sone, 1 TELL CITY—Howard Melvin: Greene Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Martha . Russell Weldman, hrs. Paul Mont- brothers, Boyd, Billy, Charles; sisters, gomery. Mary uth, Mrs. Wilm Booth, MLS Tence Grubb, 63. Survivors: Wife, | Billie Sue Greene. aac Elizabeth | yoy Chariés H. McCallister, 13. Wife, Sarah; daughter, Mrs. il |llam , Pate; sons, Odis, Hollis, James, Clarence; sisters, Mrs. Alice Bur Mrs. Anna Young, Mrs. Ella Pate.
WAKARUSA—Lewis Nelsol . vivor: - Sisters, Caroline Stinenelfer.
D-—James
Phillips;
Mrs. Burk of Following = precedents - established Lodge last month.
orld War, women are. again moving into defense in-, Club to Meet—Town-
Manning;
Townse Clarence;
Hall at State St. and Hoyt Ave. at 6 p. m. Saturday. Chile, sandwiches and coffee will be ‘served.
Service Commission, needs of the WwW. R: C. Post to Dine—The Alvin armed forces and heavy industry P. Hovey Post, W. R. C., will hold have enabled women to get jobs as|® covered dish luncheon tomorrow | H laborers, leather noon at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois d canvas workers (for parachute|St, in honor of Mrs. Margaret ifacture), mechanical and free Grey, Martinsville,’ district inspecnd illustrators (for army man-|tor. Mrs. Mary Gunter, president,
uals and texts), automobile spare wil be in charge of inspection at p. m.
ere women ‘have seldom, if n employed bfore. ! ‘|According to a study released to-
ever,
Bu | el, John, am, sister, Mrs. Mattie Bishop; brothers, . N. Samuel, Wright.
Mrs. Mattie Wilson, 66. - Survivors: Husband, Joseph wi .; daughters, Mrs. Edna
rs, ground crew instructors, bread ; provers, and what have you. : oor Arius Court No.5, of the Ben | The bread improvers are seeking Hur: Life Association Will meet at
to increase the nutritive value of the home of Mrs. Ida Covey, 3701 E. bread for the armed forces. | vermont St. tonight.
EW HEAD APPOINTED. Meschensn to Spesk — Harry OR AIR AS SoC IATES Fleischman, representative of the
Keep America Out of War Sons | NEW YORK, Nov. 27 __| gress, will speak at 8 p. m. tonig! rederic. G. BE, Nov. 27: 0, Po at '2605 N. Pennsylvania St. His ard of the McLellan Stores Co,|Subject Will be “The Peace We ill succeed F. Leroy Hill as: presi-
Lost.” ent of the Government-seized Air iates, Inc, plant at Bendix, |" HELENA FEELS QUAKE
N.-J., . HELENA, Mont., Nov. 27 (U.P.)— J ges he a Depa Helena felt a light earthquake ents request i In Dr Mr. Coburn’s ap-|S€ries that began Yam Ho nao Gilbert Colgate, he considerable damage was done.” No man of the board of Air Associates,|42Mége Was reported in yesterday's indicated that the Government|temblor. Youd soon return the plant to its wners. If was seized Oect. 30 beause protracted strikes by the nited Automobile Workers : (C. I. J) “had delayed: production on dense orders totaling $7,000,000. { The: War Department charged that Mr. Hill had prevented a setlement by hot keeeping an agreeent to give the strikers back their ormer jobs and pay.
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“Although up to the present time, |} the air corps ferrying command}
itself flies no ships across the Atlantie, it is responsible for getting them to take-off points,” the De-# partment said. The carefully worded statement led ‘some authorititative sources to believe that a plan, covering transoceanic flying by Army pilots, is being formulated. Restrictions on such flights have been removed, it was said, by revision of the Neutrality Act . permitting American ships and aircraft -to enter combat zones.
Charles Foland, Ill 7 Years, Dies
CHARLES C. FOLAND, an In“dianapolis resident .19 years, died last night in his home, 1248 Reisner St. after an illness of Seven years.” He was 73. Mr, Foland was associated with live stock, commission firms at the Indianapolis: ; Union Stockyards before he retired because of ill-
ness. He was a native of Madi-~ son County. Survivors are his wife, Daisy G.; a daughter, Mrs. James D. McAvoy of Westfield, and two brothers, Frank M. of Perkinsville and Hal R. of Elwood.
ps Resihghy DIES | T SEYMOUR HOME|
Funeral services were to. be held || at 2. p. m. this afternoon at Sey- |
.|mour , for, Mrs. Margaret Walters |
Gabriel, a former resident of Indi- | , who died there Tuesday | in her home after a brief illness. { Mrs. Walters was a native of Hol- | ton. -She ‘was the widow of James | Gabriel, who died two years ago. i Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. J. H. Darling and Mrs. O. W. Auffenberg, both of Seymour, and | Miss ‘Lucille Walters of Phoenix, | Ariz.; a son, Albert I. Walters of! Dallas, Tex., and a sister, Mrs. !
|W. L. Knowles of Indianapolis.
ARCHDIOCESE CREATED |
VATICAN CITY, Nov. 27 (U. P.).|
‘—The' diocese of Denver has been ||
elevated: ‘to. ‘an - archdiocese and ||
Bishep * John' ‘Vehr * has been ap- || Joined 4 25 eHiishop, the Vatican an-
‘will be under the Chieycuiie dot Archbishop Vehr, according ‘.to instructions Pope |
{Pius X1r.
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