Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1942 — Page 8
TUESDAY, MARCH 31,
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City Resident for 40 Years Was 86; Came Here From Fairmount.
Milton Carey, Carey & Sons Dairy, Inc., died yes- | terday at his home, 2911 Guilford | ave. He was 86, and had been ill} for two months.
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The funeral will be held at 3 p. m.| ;
tomorrow at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary and burial will be| at Crown Hill He was a native of Fairmount | and had lived here for more than] 40 years. He was a member of the First Friends church. | Survivors are his wife, Cornelia; two sons, Leroy J. and Wilson D.| all of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Irene Lindley of Neoga, III. | Funeral arrangements have not | been completed. ! x = =
Wallace Heller Wallace Heiler, switcn engine operator at Kingan & Co. for 30 years, died today at St. Vincent's hospital. He was 62. Mr. Heller, who lived at 338 N. Bradley ave., will be buried at Holy | Cross following 9:30 a. m. services | at the Kirby a and at 10| a. m. at St. Philip Neri Catholic | church. Survivors include his wife, Goldie, and a son, Earl, both of Indianap- | olis; a sister, Miss Fay Heller, and] his mother. Mrs. John Heller of} Pasadena, Cal. | = = =
James D. DeVoss |
Services for James D. DeVoss will | be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Tolin Funeral home, 1308 Prospect st. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. DeVoss, who was 78, died Sunday at City hospital. He lived at 1427 Woodlawn ave. There aren are no 0 immediate 3 Survivors.
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T AL Ts Try. ‘Rub-My-Tism” a Wonderful) Liniment |
Even the snake is charmed with Patricia O'Rourke and Sabu, the jungle boy.
This is one of a series
of spectacular scenes in the Alexander Korda production of Kipling’s “Jungle Book” which opens at Loew’s
tomorrow.
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RUSSELL KING IS DEAD AT 74
Served Charles Fairbanks As Secretary; Engaged In Coffee Business.
Russell King, 4152 Winthrop ave, died yesterday at St. Vincent's hospital. He was T4. Mr. King was secretary to Charles W. Fairbanks when he was U. S. senator and later vice president. He was a native of Des Moines, but had lived here most of his life. He was a graduate of Indiana university, class of '89.
Officer of Coffee Firm
Thirty years ago he became associated with his brother, Lucien King, in the coffee business and was secretary-treasurer of the King Koffee Kompany, Inc, here until his retirement in 1929. Survivors are a son, Addison of Indianapolis; two brothers, Hoyt of Wilmette, Ill, and Lucien of Indianapolis; two sisters, Miss Abby King and Miss Katherine King, both of Santa Barbara, Cal, and two grandchildren,
Mrs. Kurrasch Rites Scheduled
MRS. HARRY KURRASCH, who died Sunday at her home, 2822 First ave, East, Mars Hill, will be buried in Memorial Park following 11 a. m. services tomor= row at the Robert W, Stirling funeral home. The Rev, William J. Evans, pastor of Mars View Christian church, will be in charge. Mrs. Kurrasch, who was 37, had lived in the Mars Hill section for 11 years. She was a member of the Mars View church. Survivors are her husband; three children, James, Lois Ann and John; her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Marion Green; a sister, Mrs. Mae Swallers of Indianapolis, and three brothers, Edwin Green of Seymour, Ivan Green of the U, S. navy and Floyd Green of Indianapolis.
ANIEL KEYE RITES SCHEDULED TODAY
Services for Aniel Keye, who died Saturday at his home, 825 Broadway, were to be held today at the Tolin funeral home with burial in Memorial Park. Mr. Keye, who was 78, was a native of Crawford county. Survivors are three sons, Elden, Adin and Setser and two daughters, Carolyn and Mrs. Arthur Hawkins.
VETERAN RULED INSANE
PHILADELPHIA, March 31 (U. P.).—Elias H, Henderson, 58, navy lieutenant commander in World War I, awaited today a court ruling on his plea for nullification of a Chicago court order adjudging him in-
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William Gilchrist
Rites Tomorrow
SERVICES for William A. Gilwill be held at 2 p. m. tomorrcw at the residence, 825 N. New Jersey st. Burial will be at Wanamaker, Ind. Mr. Gilchrist a former resident of Hendricks county, died yvesterday at his home. Survivors are his wife, Anna, and a daughter, Mrs. Marshall Lister of Danville.
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URGE ANTHRACITE STUDY
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HOLD RITES FOR MRS. ROSA OTEY
High School Road Resident, 70, Came From Virginia 47 Years Ago.
Mrs. Rosa L. Otey, wife of Robert L. Otey, High School road, died | yesterday at Methodist hospital. | she was 70. | Services are scheduled for 1:30
p. m. Thursday at the Harry W.
congress to search for new hard|Moore peace chapel with burial in coal markets, has tentatively draft-| Crown Hill. The Rev. David S. Mcrecommendations for immediate | | Nelly, pas tor of Centenary Christian
he | cite research laboratory, | sional sources said today.
ishment of a $350,000 anthra- | congres- |
church, is to officiate. Mrs. Otey was born in Richmond,
{va., and came to Indianapolis in
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| 1895. Survivors include her husband, [six daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Wahl, | Mrs. Goldie Torrence, Mrs. Rosalie | Williams, Mrs. Virginia Myers, Mrs. | Clarabell Quigley and Miss Hazel
| Otey, all of Indianapolis; two sons,
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State Deaths
ADVANCE—Mrs. Edmona Bowman, 88. Survivors: Sons, Carl, Claude and Law- | rence; daughters, Mrs. Bert Epperson, and { Mrs. Grace Caplinger. | ALEXANDRIA — Mrs. Cora Wolfe, 74. | Survivaers: Husband, John; daughter, Mrs. Bi Stroud; sons, Albert, George, Steve and Virgil. ANDERSON—Mrs. Mable C. Lawson, 41. Survivors: Husband, Charles; daughters, | Mrs. Margaret Drennon, and Miss Betty { Lawson; sons, Vernon, Norman, Charles .. Marvin, Robert and Jimmie: sisters, . Minnie Cook and Mrs. Gertrude Lawbrothers, Ted, Harry and Jimmy
CAMBRIDGE CITY— Roy Dean McCur{dy. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. | R. C. McCurdy. COLUMBUS -George W. Julion, 60 Survivors: Wife: son. Reign; daughters, Mrs. | Ira Sasseen and Mrs. Robert Lienberger, | sisters, Mrs. James Gatewood and Mrs. | Elma Reck. DARLINGTON—Mrs. Frances Cornett, 85. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Robert Holt, and Mrs. Maggie Pavey: sons, Isaac, James, Bert Frank and Bradley | EDINBURG—Mrs. Rebecca Cottle, 88. | Survivors: Brother, Joseph Smyser.
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| ELWOOD—Miss Mary Barron, 73. Su { vivors: Sister, Mrs. L. J, Diamond, brosh- | ers, Patrick and Martin. { Mrs. Harry Heavilin, 42. | Edmond Joseph Lesko, 40.
EVANSVILLE —Mrs. Sarah Crisp, 87. Survivors: Deutben Mrs. Frank Hudson; son, | John W.: sister, Mrs, Hannah Heubner. | Floyd McPike, 42. Survivors: Wife, | Frieda; Q2ughiers, Jewell, Jean, and Joyce; | father, Willia | Mrs. Katherine F. Byer, 76. Survivors: | Husband, Phillip; daughters, Mrs. William Trible, and Mrs. Carl Kohl; son, Lee; | sisters, Mrs. Charles A. Stagg and Miss Lena Gansmann.
FAIRVIEW —MTrs. 80. Survivors: Son, Charles; erson Robison; sisters, Mrs. man and Miss Nola Robison. HARTFORD CITY—Jacob L. Schisler, 66. Survivors: Wife; sisters, Mrs. Byron Snell and Mis. Carey Slater; brother, Will.
JASPER—Rose Elmer Oskins, 70. Sur. vivors: Wife, Shrilda: two sons, Roy and Louis: four daughters, Mrs. Jack King, Mrs. William Dick, Mrs. Clarence Hudson and Mrs. Hilbert Kuper: two brothers, Tom and James Oskins:; two sisters, Ss. Charles Brown and Mrs. Louis Weller; 23 grandchildren and nine great-grand-children. LEBANON—John _ McIntire, 74. Suryivery Deuphiers. Mrs. Hazel Bronnenberg and Mrs rene Tribbett: brothers, Dan and Robert.
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MARION— Mrs. Margaret M. Carey, 87. Marilyn Lou Street. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Street. MOUNT VERNON James Maurice Crowe, 33. Survivors: Father, C. C.; three sisters, Miss Mabel L. Crowe, Mrs. Olive Bartlow and Mrs. Mary E. Post: three brothers, Harold, Alhert and Owen MUNCIE—Dr. Emery W. vivors: Wife: daughters, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Lee Beckley; brothers, J. W, I. S.:. sisters, Mrs. Ettie Arbogast and Mrs. Ethel Thompson. NEW CASTLE—Rex Russell Phipps. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ova Phipps; sister, Christine. OGDEN—-Mrs. Jennie B. Morris. vivor: Husband, Levi OWENSVILLE - William Marvel, 83. Sur- | vivors: Wife Mabel: two sister§, Mrs. Ella { Massey and Mrs. Flora Mounts SEYMOUR-—Mrs. Nelle Starnes, 54. Survivors: Father John Holland: daughter, { Mrs. Kenneth . Warbritton; brothers, Ralph, Mont and Loran Holland; sister, Mrs. J. R. Miller; grandson. Kenneth Warbritton. SHELBYVILLE—Charles Birely, 87. vivor: Daughter, Margaret. SUMMITVILLE — Mrs. Ellen Ellsworth, 34. Survivors: Husband, Herman; daughters, Ethel Ellen and Sue Ann; sons, Jack and Rex; brothers, Woody and Oatis; | foster brother, Rolla Dean. WASHINGTON—Shirley Hornback, 59. James Ford, 83. Survivors: Two daugh- | ters, Mrs, Laura Sinnott and Mrs. Pearl { Shanks. WHEATLAND—Ballard Ca 75. Survivors: Three nephews, Clyde, om and | Charles Patrick; a niece, Mrs. be Pin- ! nick.
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