Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1941 — Page 4

SARAH CAYLOR 5 DEAD AT 86

Native of England Had Been Here Since Infancy, Rites Tomorrow.

Mrs. Sarah Caylor, a native of England, died yesterday in her home, 718 N. Bosart Ave. She was 88 and was brought to Indianapolis With the family when an infant. Survivors are three waughters, Mrs. Frances Moslander and Mrs. Edith Tucker, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Grace Wallis of Los Angeles, eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. A sons Clarence Caylor, died last October. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Moore & Kirk Irvington Mortuary. Burial will be in Washington Park.

Install Masonic Heads Saturday

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Burleigh L. Parham, senior warden; William Porter ‘Talbert,

Junior warden; Leonard McAlpin,*

treasurer; Howard C. Smith, P. M., secretary: Carl A. Stone, senjor deacon; Doris Rider, junior deacon; William Kenneth Piper, chaplain; Frgncis D. Strong, senjor steward; Harry Baker, junior steward; Omer Brewer, P. M, Tyler, and John E. Swords, outgoing master, trustee.

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POEMS READ AT OSTROM RITES

Services Conducted Greencastle for 80-Year-Old Evangelist.

Reading of poems and hymns that he wrote during his life were a part of the funeral service for Dr. Henry Ostrom at Greencastle today. The 80-year-old evangelist, who died Saturday night, was buried in Forest Hill Cemetery. Dr. Ostrom was the father of

publican Committee. \ Wayne, son-in-law of Dr. Ostrom;

odist Church, Rev. Victor L. Raphael, terian pastor; the Rev. Claude Mec-

Greencastle district of the Methodist Church; Dr. James G. Campbell of the Northwest Indiana Meth-

den of Greencastle.

ANNIE PATTERSON BURIAL TOMORROW

Last rites for Annie C. Patterson, 2834 Robson St., widow of William G. Patterson, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the Moore & Kirk Irvington Mortuary. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mrs. Patterson died at her home yesterday after a lengthy illness. She was 84. Born in Marietta, O,,

ago. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Sadie E. Monfort and Mrs. Ward Larsh, and a sister, Sarah J. Baker,

{all of this city.

State Deaths

ea DERSON MS Lou Etta Mears, ” vivors: Husband, Wililam EE. Mea on W, T. K. C.,.and FP M: brothers. Shalles and Frank Wimmer; sisters, Mrs. Ann Mrs. Iva Nearanz and Mrs. Hazel LaMotte. CROTHERS . Martha Alice Young, 78. Survivers: Husband, Crawford ung; ters, Mrs. A. W. Briner and Mrs,

ay Scifres. paEREA Mary Josephine Julius Winer: sons, Charles H., M.: brother,

Josept Mosier. Charles H, Ister, 78. Survivors: Grover and Jesse: daughters, Mrs. Ward, Frank arr, Mrs. Verl Srewart

pa Eilfrieda Louise Cooper. Survivors: Brothers, Albert and Sydney; sister, Ss. Lillian Davis.

ELWOOD Samuel! Franer, 74 Suryivors: ter, Miss Flora Farner; son, ther, William Smith; sister,

Survivors: Daughter,

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50. SurRasbans E. Robertson: eer Me Bernard McDonald, Mrs.

Del Frank Moyer, willis rewick and Miss Hilda Robert: son, Waldo; brothers

Raymond and Wayne Hughes; mother, Mrs. Frank Hughes,

GREE Mrs. Dora 2 love, 4. Survivers: 0. .

daugh Mrs Charle: bon: A: aughter TS. es son, u brother, Perry Morris; sisters, Mrs. Hulda Jackson and Mrs. Eimer Hiatt. KURTZ Mrs. Mary Matlock Brown, 72. Survivors: Husband, Buell Brown; sons, ; daughters, Mrs. and Avanelle Summa; brothers, Dr. Neal Matlock and James Matlock: sisters. Mrs, John Gardner and Mrs. Howard Armbruster.

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Henry E. Ostrom of Indianapolis, § treasurer of the Marion County Re-|

Dr. Demetrius Tillotson, former | pastor of the College Avenue Meth. |: Greencastle; the) Preshy-

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she came to Indianapolis 40 years!

" HE 1 OI. \ Al S a Scouts’ Daily Reminder

were Dr. Paul IL. Benedict of Ft.|

INDIANAPOLIS became Boy Scout conscious yesterday as more than 13% members of the Central

Indiana Council distributed 2000

new calendars to downtown and

,| community business firms.

Three of the boys who helped in the work were Ray Whitis, 605 Rochester Ave. holding the calendar, and the Ferguson twins, John, left, and James, right, of 970 Orion Ave. The calendars were issued by the Morris Plan and were distributed to help spread a knowledge of the Boy Scouts and their activities. The picture on the calendar depicts one of the Scout laws, “A Scout Is loyal :

MARY RODENBARGER, ILL 9 WEEKS, DIES

Mrs. Mary C. Rodenbarger, 524 W. 41st St. died yesterday in her home after an illness of nine weeks. She

-| was 65.

Mrs. Rodenbarger had been an Indianapolis resident for 40 years and was a member of the First United Lutheran Church. She was born in Jackson County Sept. 24, 1876. Survivors are her husband, Alvy; a son, John H. of Indianapolis; four daughters, Mrs. Ruth C. Baldwin of

Mrs. . Phoenix, Ariz, and Mrs. Dorothy

M. Muesing, Mrs. Mary H. Shultz and Garnett M., all of Indianapolis; three sisters, two brothers and five

_| grandchildren.

The Rev. Arthur L. Mahr, pastor of the First United Lutheran Church, will conduct services at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Wald Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

JOSEPH GILLASPY DIES AT TRAFALGAR

Joseph Gillaspy, 81-year-old native of Johnson County, died yester-| day in his home near Trafalgar after a year’s illness. . Survivors are his wife, Theodosia; three sons, Grover C. and Merritt] L., both of Trafalgar, and Carl 3% of

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City Committee Asked for|,

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