Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1941 — Page 16

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MAYME SNIPES, | LIBRARIAN, DIES

Former State Commission Employee Was on Visit Here With Friends.

Miss Mayme C. Snipes, former State Library Commission employee, | died yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Birney D. Spradling, Wil-| liams Creek, friends with whom she had been staying. Miss Snipes was a native of Plain-| field. She attended Earlham College and for several years was librarian at Plainfield. Later she was County Librarian at Vevay and for 13 years before her retirement two years ago, she was librarian at Peabody Memorial Library, Columbia City. Miss Snipes made her home in Bloomington following her retire-| ment and came here several weeks ago. She was a member of the First Methodist Church at Bloomington, the American Library Association, the State Library Association, the Bloomington Business and Prolessional Women’s Club and the Alpha chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority in Bloomington. Services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Plainfield with burial there.

ROCHESTER MAN DIES ROCHESTER, Dec. 17 (U. PD) —| James Callahan, 92, prominent Fulton County land-owner, died yesterday at & Rochester hospital of in-| juries received in a fall in his home| several months ago.

Clarke H. Kawakami, who resigned as Washington correspondent of the Japanese Domel news agency, condemning Japan's “shameful | double dealing” is pictured here with his Japanese wife, the former movie actress Chieke Susuja, at the time of their marriage last August, | He informed his colleagues at the State Department that he plans to enlist in the U. S. Army becatise he believes America is so clearly in | the right. He is an American citiven by birth and was educated at

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SERVICES for Mrs. Julia Wolford of Acton will be ot . was buried Yin tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Fu= | noetery following services at 8:30 | neral Home, Burial will be in Ja m. in Kirby Mortuary and at 9 | Greenwood. o'clock in St. Joan of Arc Church, Mrs. Wolford was 54 and died er ied iengay 5 the | Monday in Methodist Hospital 2 Mrs. Joseph | after an illness of several weeks.

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Two Others Missing After Pacific Action; Another Dies in Maneuvers.

GAS CITY, Ind, Dee. 17 (U. P). —Fred Howell said he had received a message from the Navy Department that his son, Rdgar Le Roy Howell, 20, “died in action” someWhere in the Pacific. He enlisted 1930,

ROMNEY, Ind, D Dee. 17 (U. PD). —Paul E. Newton, 20-year-old sailor, was killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, his mother, Mrs. A. A. Newton, was notified

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LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 17 (U. P.) John R. Neal, 20, son of Mrs, Joseph Webb, was killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor,

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STEWARTSVILLE, Ind, Dee. 1% (U. P) James Wilhide has received notice from the War Department that his son, William Avory Wilhide, 20, was “killed in action” in the Pacific. Serving in the Navy, he was Posey County's first known casualty,

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Dec. 17 (U. P). — Herbert Roach, 18-year-old Logansport sailor, is missing in naval action, according to a cabiegram received yesterday by his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Roach. He enlisted in January, 1941, and went on duty aboard the ship in March. A brother, George, was inducted into the Army Dec. 8.

BEDFORD, Dec. 17 (U.P) —Mrs. Mollie Ritchison of near here was notified by the War Department yesterday that her son, Donald, 18, was “missing” fro mPearl Harbor following action.

ANDERSON, Dec. 17 (U.P) — Harold Huntley, . 18, son of Mrs. Floyd Kabrick, is Anderson’s first known war casualty. The Navy Department has notified Mrs. Kabrick that her son was killed in the Pacific while on duty with the fleet,

LINTON Ind, Dec. 17.-—Howard D. Cromwell, 20, carpenter's mate in the US. Navy, was killed in action in Hawaii, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cromwell, were informed yesterday.

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BEDFORD, Ind, Dec. 17-—Pvt. Orville Connerley, 20, son of Jesse Connerley of Marion Township, was

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