Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1942 — Page 8

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

"FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1942

REV. DUSHANE IS DEAD AT 85

Retired Baptist Minister Served at Pleasant Grove Church.

The Rev. Joseph B. Dushane. retired Baptist minister, died yesiterday at his home, 1002's Harri-

son St., following a year’s illness JHe was 85.

Born in Ft. Sill, Okla. the Rev. r. Dushane came to Indianapolis n 1893 and for many years did

sgeneral contract work here. He

as pastor of the Pleasant Grove] aptist Church for five years until]

sill health forced him to retire two

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Rites Tomorrow

DR. WILLIAM COVERT, CHURCH LEADER, DIES

Times Special ! FRANKLIN, Ind, Feb. 6—Dr. William Chalmers Covert, secretary|y emeritus of the Presbyterian Boards of Christain Education, died yesterday in Philadelphia. Born in Johnson County, he attended the old Hopewill Academy. He was 77. After attending Hanover College and the Seminary he held various pastore ates in the Presbyterian Church.

gestion of Herbert Hoover, Dr. Covert organized a church food-saving|¢ program. His wife, Alice; two sons, Hudson and Steward; a daughter, Mrs. I. H. Nichols; a sister, Mrs. Hohn A. McCaslin of Franklin, and two bro-

thers, Omar of Chicago and James

MeCormick Theological | jive

During World War 1, at the sug-|prank

of Franklin survive.

STATE DEATHS

NDE et] - ON—Azariah Haines, 85. Survivors: die? RN mie 5 brothers Nid ohn wite Bia n; daughters, Mrs. Robert Yat Stephs ne. hunt rod: sive TE. M

ose Bh ulley, re. an Rane oiph, Mes. irchie Fait: gon, Paul Haines; ees Kheese, 85. Survivors: Sons, |sister, Mrs. Clint Ant Lloyd, Forest RUSHVILLE—Mies Deborah Gardne Binpe EY YE Mts. yilien Wilton, Sha Survivors: Brothers, Robert, Charles of 8: Husband, Hiren, daughters, Barney yrte Rustell Hattie ayangugh: Mrs. Jenny Matilda Dunwoody, 8. oseph;

aS ter; brothers viv daughters, Whidet sister, Mrs. Lou Nreredith. Lizzie Clore. M.

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Py . izabe iser P= vOpR! Bi be Wintam NEhtets ts.

Chart tte Rand, eli f, Mrs, Anna a ‘ i: orena hele er, Misses Ida an a Lutterman; gons, John, William: sisters, rs. Ra ate Stork, Mrs. Anna Schmidt rs. nna Hoffman; Joiner, ® Mertens.

pele Shumhier ie F, survivors:

Thelma, sons, mes

FRANKTON--Mrs. Bertha M. DeWitt, 30. urvivors: Husband, Davie: son, William; aughter. Ruth; brother, Blanchard Hasty;

Wife,

Sere Be hte her 1 Haro Nam. oo. 68. Survivors: Brothers, EVANSVILLE _M. Hershel BOs 31, SurMrs. Full anson Ji vita BY TIRE REPAIRMAN keeping worn treads in service, may A young woman walked into Sam owen, can fix this?”

a Ee er Abie. Bathe Dorges. pire i t-| Addie raner, rs. tr 8 DALE Thomas Richard Trident ie gone, Gilbert, bate, Charles, Frank. es N i (is, i AngtE RE, HEE GIRDLE RIP 1S FIXED Ear proth EP Ceet) ohit : erie Ali: pouen, Mrs B 3 R Hk i gions. Johd. | §T, JOSEPH, Mo., Feb. 6 (U. P). ames! Brothers, “enanie —Tire repairmen, already busy find still another wartime market to exploit. Albert's repair shop, unwrapped a bundle and asked: “I wonder if you Albert collected 75 cents for a vuleanizing job on a ripped girdle.

Thomas E. Hasty.

LAST RITES TODAY FOR MRS. BRADLEY

Funeral services were to be held at 2 p. m. today at the WoodsworthEtter Tabernacle for Mrs. Logan Bradley who died Wednesday in her home, 2032 W. 60th St. Burial will be in Crown Hill. She was 68. Mrs. Bradley, born in Madison, O., came to this city 31 years ago. Her husband, two daughters, Mrs. John Swails of Hodgenville, Ky. and Mrs. Omer Kirkwood of this city, two sons, Jesse Washburn of Moores Hill and Paul Washburn, a stepson, Lawrence Bradley; a sister, Mrs. Olive Payne, and two brothers, Claude and Frank Carleton, all of this city, survive.

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parents Mr. and Mrs.

years ago. He was a member of Mrs, Kate Holman Was a tPleasant Grove Church and the \¥. MC. A Resident of Indianapolis For 70 Years.

Surviving are three Wil- | diam and John L. of Indianapolis, and Edger of Caneyville, Ky; two boar > Mrs. Galena Allen and Miss| zrre Kate Rodenberg Holman, a joan Dushane, both of Indianapo- resident of Indianapolis for 70 is; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Josephine : Blackburn of Hope: 10 grandchil-|Years, died yesterday at her home, dren and seven great-grandchil-|{245 N. Beville Ave. She had been ill for about a year. Born in Cincinnati, Mrs. Holman, who was 80, was the widow of George Holman, who died 10 years|

jdren. ago.

! Services will be at 2 p. m. to. qmorrow at the home of his son, ohn, 1210 Bates St. Burial will be Memerial Park Cemetery She is survived by seven daughters, Mrs. Alina Sieloff, Mrs, Clara Veregge. Mrs. Helen Bulmer, Mrs. Gertrude Feltz, Mts. Inez Neid-| linger, all of Indianapolis, Mrs. |

Eo § George V. Grieb Josie Esch of Lansing. and Mrs.

George V. Grieb, retired wholesale frug salesman. died vesterday in his Anna O'Dell of Chicago; a son, Walter M. of Chicago; twelve

ftome, 1317 E New York St, folJowing an illness of two years. He grandchildren, and seven greatgrandchildren.

Was 80. . Mr. Qrieb was the oldest living The Rev. Frederick R. Daries, pastor of the Zion Evangelical

member of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church and a charter member of the brotherhood of]Church, will officiate at the services to be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Royster & Askin Mortuary, 19th

fhe church. § The Rev. F. R. Darfes will conduct and Meridian Sts. Burial will be in Crown Hill

rvices for Mr. Grieb at 3 p. m, omorrow at the residence. Burial ih OFFICERS ELECTED BY BUTLER GROUP

will be in Crown Hill Jack Kilgore, a sophomore, is the

Survivors are his wife, Minnie; a brother, William; a sister, Miss Minnew president of Philokurean, English honorary organization at Butler

nie Grieb; two nieces, Miss Louise Grieb and Miss Hilda A. Grieb, and University. Other officers, elected at the home|

four nephews, Daniel A, Karl L, Marion B., and George V. all of Inof Dr. D. S. Robinson, president of the university, are: Kathleen

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