Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1942 — Page 10

Loui isville Minister Shoals

| Before Assembly of

| 100 Members.

Dr. “Teunis Gouwens of the Sec-

ond Presbyterian church, Louisville,

When new recruits arrive at Camp | Robinson, Ark., about the first per‘lson they contact is Corp. Max Stanley of Indianapolis. It is Corp. Stanley’s duty to train the new “rookies” in the principles of in- |

Ky., was to deliver the final address|tantry drill and

this afternoon at the session of a two-day

‘Ministers’ Association at the Third Christian church, 17th. 8%. way. Dr. Gouwens’ subject was to be “Forward With God.” dressed the assembly of more than 100 ministers from throughout the state last night and this morning. | 3 Others to Speak Other speakers at today’s session ‘were to be the Rev. Kenneth E. ‘ Seeley of the Third Church of Gary . the Rev. Herman Hosier of Logansport and the Rev. Mark Anthony of ~ New Albany, president of ‘the’ state convention of the association which wn held at Logansport. in; May. Miss 1a M. Clark, director of the religious ‘education department of the Disciples of Christ in Indiana, was to be discussion leader. The Rev. Cecil Fellers of Greencastle is president of the association. The Rev. R. C. Dillman of Brazil is: vice ent and the Rev. David S. McNelly of the Centenary Christian church here is Sturctary treasurer. :

TGs CRASH. 1 FATAL VINC! , Feb. 24 (U. P).—, Hugh ur Davis, 26, Lawrence-

turned on a curve of Lawrenceville on U. 8. 50. Police believed a tir | blowout caused

cluding id-winter meeting of the Indiana Christian

and

He also ad-

ville, 111, wed killed adn a brother, | Dale Davis, injured seriously yes-| terday when their automobile over- | e miles west |

regulations A former carrier of the Times, Corp. ! Stanley is the COTP-Max. Stanley son of Clarence Stanley, 1126 Pleasant st. He is 21, has been in the service since October, 1941 and left a position with the Allison Engineering Division of General Motors Inc. He is a graduate of Tech.

6. F. AHLERING DIES HERE AT 53

Manager of Bloomfield Firm Will Be Buried

At Evansville.

A heart attack yesterday while he was in a downtown cigar store caused the death of George F. Ahlering, 4405 Central Ave. Mr. Ahlering, who was manager

‘tof ‘the Bloomfield Grass Co., was

53, and had lived inf Indianapolis four years. He was a member of st. Joan of Arc Catholic church. Survivors are his wife, Elizabeth; three daughters, Misses Mary Jane, ‘Betty and Anne Ahlering, and a son, George, all of Indianapolis. Mr. Ahlering’s body will be taken today to Evansville, his birth place, for services and burial.

Devon Wicks, 27, Ill 2 Years, Dies

. DEVON WICKS, son of Dr. F. S. C. Wicks, pastor emeritus of the | All Souls church, died at the home

| of his father, 111 E. 44th st., last

‘night after two yours’ illness, He (was 27. | Mr. Wicks attended Proctor ‘academy in New - Hampshire, Hackley school at Perrytown, N Y. and Orchard school here. Surviving besides the father are ‘the. wife and son, Ronald; two sisters, Mrs. August Clevenger, of Nashville, Tenn.; and Mrs. Sheldon Pierce, Macon, Ga. and a

| brother, Warwicks Wicks, of In-

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HARRY W. GRIFFITH SERVICES ARE HELD

Pallbearers for Harry W. Griffith, Eriggs Commercial and Development Co. executive, Detroit, for vhom funeral services were held today in the Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary, were Otto N. Frenzel, John P. Frenzel, Ross Wallace, C.E.

retired, Roy E. Adams, William. Pye, | Clarence Rhodes, Samuel Sutphin, Eobert Pierce and Fred Garstang. Mr. Griffith died Saturday in Detroit. He formerly was with the old Fletcher bank here. Burial was in

MORGANTOWN RITES HELD FOR TEACHER

p. m. today in Morgantown for Mrs. Tula Taylor, a teacher in

4] | Morgantown primary schools for 24

years. She died Friday at the St. IPrancis hospital. Burial was in the ast Hill. cemetery at Morgantown. The Rev. Chester Scott, pastor of

|| the Methodist church there, offi-

ciated. Li Mrs. Taylor is survived by her lnusband, Milton; her mother, Mrs Stella Turner, and! | a sister, Mrs. Thelma Smylie, all pf Morgantown. ——————————

| TRUSTEE IN| MIAMI

COUNTY DIES AT 72

Joseph Rich, t » of Jackson ‘township, Miami county, died yesterday at his home Converse. He ‘was the father ofl Mrs, Paul R. ‘Summers of Tnaienkpolis and was 72. 3 Surviving, besides | ‘Mrs. Summers, lare his wife, and two sons, Charles A. of Peru, and Hubert E, of Bartlesville, Okla. Services will be in Convetse to morrow afternoon.

BOONVILLE—Alpheus M. Alexander, 74.

Mrs. Da Misp Lueckel, orate Dunn; rothers,

if George, Robert.

Samuel Reed, 69. Mrs. Ru Husband, Rey: Trubiaz; sisters, Mrs. Layton,

White J. Bo: W. Behagg, 176.

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‘| honorary pallbearers at his 3 p. m.

Whitehill, Gen. Robert H. Tyndall, |st,

Funeral services were held at 2:30 |

STATE DEATHS

Mary Melva Lugckel, Danche

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Services for Physician will Be Held Tomorrow at

Central Church.

Associates bf Dr. Frank Frazier|n Hutchins in the medical profession and officers of organizations of which he was a member; will be

funeral tomorrow in the Central Avenue Methodist church. Burial will be at Crown Hill, Dr. Hutchins, a neuro-phychia-trist, died Sunday in Methodist hospital after a long illness. Clergymen officiating will be Dr. F. Marion Smith, pastor of the Central Avenue church; Dr. Orien W. Fifer, former pastor; Dr, John G. Benson, . superintendent of the Methodist hospital, and -Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president emeritus of Indiana university.

Lists Pallbearers

Pallbearers will be Clarence R. Weaver, Henry E. Ostrom, Evans Rust, Neal Grider, Albert J. Hueber and L. Roy Zapf. Honorary pallbearers include Drs. Larue D. Carter, James O. Ritchey, Kenneth Thornburg, Harry L. Foreman, head of the staff of the Methodist hospital; Goethe Link, president of the Indiana Medical Society; Dr. “Herman B. Wells, president of Indiana University, and Dr. W. D. Gatch, dean of the ‘Indiana university school of medi-| cine. : George Kingsbury, Indianapolis’ Service club president; Joseph Morgan, representing the Delta Tau Delta Alumni association; Clarence R. ‘Martin, Scottish Rite potent master; Dr. Wiliam G. Martz, worshipful master of Mystic Tie Lodge, F. and A, M., and Clarence T. Myers, president of the board of stewards of the Central Avenue Methodist church.

Mrs. Mollie Jackson Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the John F. Reynolds mortuary’ for Mrs. Mollie K. Jackson, who died yesterday in her home, 806 E. 11th st.. She was 9. She was the wife of Dr. J. P. Jackson, retired optical manufacturer and jeweler. Mrs. Jackson was a member of the Second Presbyterian church. Born of a pioneer Indiana family in Hardinsburg, .she had lived in Indianapolis 27 years. She is survived also by a daughter, Mrs. William R. Meredith, Indianapolis, and three grandchildren. She will be buried Thursday at Ft. Branch..

Leo M. Lewis

Services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Moore and Kirk northeast funeral home for Leo M. Lewis, who died Sunday in St. Francis hospital following an illness of a few days. Mr. Lewis was 40, and had lived in Indianapolis nearly all his life. He lived at 2426 N. LaSalle

Mr. Lewis had been an inspector for the Link Belt Co. He was born in Shelby county, and in 1931 was married to Miss Myrtle Willis, who survives him. He is survived also by his mother, Mrs. Jessie Hite; three| brothers, Harvey and Deke Lewis, both of Detroit, Mich.,, and Sidney Lewis, Manilla, and a sister, Mrs. Fay Tates, Morristown.

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Traychyo R. Mitze

Traychyo Robeff Mitze, a native Macedonian who came here in 1910, died yesterday at City hospital. He was 59 and lived at 940 Concord st. Mr. Mitze was a Big Four. railroad employee, and was a Greek Orthodox church member. He is survived by a godchild, Mrs. Helen Halloran. Burial will be at Glen Haven following 2 p. m. services tomorrow

home.

Mary Van Ness Mrs. Mary Van Ness, who had lived in Indianapolis until five years ago, died Sunday night at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Rosamond Curran, in Montreal, Canada. She was 71. She is survived by her husband, W. S. Van Ness; two other daughters, Mrs. Carl Bender and Miss Margaret Van Ness, both of Indianapolis, and a cousin, Miss Elizabeth Quinlon, Chicago.

Wife, Jennie; daughters, Mrs. hohe Zhe Hardin, Mrs. Esther ; son, Hershey R. Fletcher, 42. Survivor: Wife,

Adam M. Schmitt, 2 Survivors: Daugh. ters, Mrs. Mar Miller, Mr, ugust Edwards,

cus S. Luigs; sons, Clemens, Gilbert.L eo, Aion. Joseph: sister, Mrs. Mary Miller Mrs. Pa e Curtis, 81. Survi vors: Son, Herbert.

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Survivors:

Ann fannie Sal, 81: Ro deter Bs Geaig o W. S. Slavagn Tiother. am Walker ney RUSHVILLE—Mrs. Martha Survivors: Sons, Lincoln, and Charles : Levi: sister, Mrs. nry Butts. Re Barnes, 717. _Surviv Beit AE es Ey Ethel Wilson, Mrs. pe Myrtha Moran; brother, enry Tgtns. Bay Monjar, 68. ul Hi - baud, rae a duighter, ur Helen’ Allen Are ens broth

ther, Jess Pugh. ee i wite, vB. 5. Blad 70. Survivors:

son, . C.; brother, der Raymer, 83. Survivor: Wife, Sarah Emline Cockerham, 68. SurOrville,

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