Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1942 — Page 11
". ward Bennett of Anderson.
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Riebe died at the home of a grand-
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' SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1942
“MRS. BENNETT
IS DEAD AT 47
Native of Lafayette Lived Here 27 Years; Burial To Be Monday.
~ Mrs. Lilias Bennett, a resident of Indianapolis for 27 Jears, died today after an illness of one month, She was 47, a native of Lafayette.
Mrs. Bennett lived at 702 Russell ave. and was a member of St. John's
Survivors are a daughter, Violet; two sisters, Mrs. Carrie Brant of Indianapolis and Mrs, Ida Grant of
‘Bennett of Indianapolis and Ed-
- Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a. m. Monday in the G. H. Herrmann furferal home and at 10 a. m, in St. John's church. Burial will be in Holy Cross gemstery,
FOR AMELIA D. RIEBE
Services will be conducted at 2
Moore Peace chapel for Mrs. - Amelia Dietz Riebe. Burial will be in Crown Hill, She was 78. Following a year's illness, Mrs.
daughter, Mrs. Elsie Hand, 1701 Fletcher ave. She had .been a resident of this city for 60 years. Survivors, other than Mrs. Hand, include three sons, Conrad H, Harry J., and Otto J. Riebe, all of this city, and five grandchildren.
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BURIAL TODAY FOR ~ WILLIAM: ROWLAND
Services: were to be held at 1:30 p. m. today for William A. Rowland at the Hisey & Titus mortuary. Burial was to be at Crown Hill, and |the Rev.- O. R. McKay and Dr. | Carleton W. Atwater were to be in charge. Mr. Rowland, a resident of Indianapolis for many years, died Wednesday at Montclair, N. J. He was a native of London, On-
\|tario, and at one time was an offi-
cial of the Ewart Manufacturing Co., which later consolidated with the Link-Belt Co. MF. Rowland worked here with the Link-Belt firm until his retirement in 1926 after 43 years’ service with the company. He was a member of the First Baptist church and was senior deacon at the time of his death. His son, Walter survives.
State Deaths
ALEXANDRIA—Mrs. Lewis Shuman, [3 S
ON—Mrs. Lizzie Ann Neff, 54,
ANDERS Survivor: Husband, William
Edward Ping,
BLOOMINGTON—James brother,
Survivors: Son, Dwight; Logan; daughter. VAN SVT Gruree Moore, 54. SurvivAgnes: daughter, Mrs. Ansel illiam, Harold, Jack; sister, Pion Higgins Ms. Floriana Martin, 48. Survivors: Husband, Bernard; parents, Mr. and Mrs. sisters, Mrs. William Knapp, Mrs. Herman Elpers; brother, Leo
Sophia Fredericka Schnur Baker, 72. Survivors: Brothers, John and William
Schnur
Mrs, ‘Charles Gates, 52. Survivors: Husband; daughters, Mrs. Russell Cox; son; sisters, Mrs. Henry Evans, Mrs. Ervin Brothers. FT. BRANCH—Mrs. Elizabeth Ward, 83.
HUNTINGBURG—Merle Trobaugh, 5. Mrs. Bama Evelyn Mayo, 68. Survivors: . G.; sons, sughire Fr Gus,
Iva
RE OSHVILLE=Mrs. Cornelia’ B. Haydon Survviors: Husband, Hillary; a Mrs. Lowell Oshorn, Mrs. Tom Ossons, Robert, Lynn; brother,” Will
28. SurGrant MeNancy, Mrs.
SEYMOUR—Merrill Meranda, Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myrtie: daugniers. Mrs. Gene Har
wife, sisters,
VINCENNES—Robert Westfall, 70.
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GROUP REPORTS 23 HOME SALES
One Exchange and Eight Lot Sales Also Closed By North Siders.
Twelve homes were reported sold by Jack C. Carr in the weekly report of the North side realtors which contained a total of 23 house sales, one exchange and eight lots sold.
The Carr sales Washington blvd.
were at 2925 3550 Kenwood 5332 Park ave., 2235 Broadway, 8126 Euclid ave, 5302 N. New Jersey st. 2445-47 Guilford ave., 5151 Carroilton ave. 806 Berkley road, 1129 Carrollton ave. and 1406-08 Manlove ave.
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The living room is entered directly off the front porch. It has pin striped wallpaper and two large paneled windows. To thq west is the dinette, with a paneled wall- | paper of floral design, white ceiling and a large window which faces the street. On through the dinette is the kitchen. It has light buff walls and built-ins. The worktops are of red marbleized linoleum and there is a window over the sink facing the street. The linoleum floor is vari-colored. An entrance hall at the rear end
jof the living room provides entrance to the two bedrooms and bathroom.
It has the same design wallpaper as the living room and has a papered guest closet.
Closets Are Papered
The northeast bedroom has rose designed wallpaper and two windows built for cross ventilation. The closet, like the hall guest ¢losét and the closet in the second bedroom, is papered. ‘ Wallpaper of white design is on the ceiling. Old rose forms the background for the floral design wallpaper in the northwest bedroom. Like the first bedroom, the ceiling is the same and there also is cross ventilation. Between the two bedrooms is the bathroom. It has buff walls, a built-in bathtub and chrome fixtures. The basement is well ventilated with steel-cased windows and the coal bin is inclosed.
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4 Types of Pre-Fabricated Dwellings Cost Less Than $500 Each.
Pre-fabricated houses now under construction by Barlow & Williams, Inc., 1016 E. 11th st, may be a
possible solution to the serious shortage of living quarters the In-
‘|dianapolis area is now facing.
The corporation,. realizing the need of small dwelling units for the city and county which has been brought about by the great influx of defense workers, has facilities to construct 10 of these small priced units a day and will be able to increase its output as the occasion demands. R. Earl Peters, state FHA director, said this week that he foresaw a potential demand for about 34,000 living units in the Indiana area during the coming year. These include all types. He said: “Single rooms for transient single individuals, individual homes near war materials plants and multi-family units on a rental basis also within reasonable communting distance of the industrial plants.
Cost Under $500
Barlow & Williams, Inc. have four different sizes of living units for sale under $500, the maximum cost of home building set by the war production board for nondefense workers. Those designated as defense workers may build homes or make improvements up to a $6000 maximum. A budget plan set up by the Indianapolis corporation enables a buyer of one of these low-priced units to finance’ the dwelling up to $300, with additional payments like rent. The price of the units includes erection, delivery and finance charges. The Barlow & Williams units have a cement block foundation and fireproof composition roofing. The interior is the size of an extra large room, which can be converted into two separate rooms. There are four windows to provide light and ventilation and window boxes decorate the front. There also is a front and back door.
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STATE FHA SHOWS 189, QUARTER GAIN
An increase of about 18 per cent was shown by the FHA in Indiana in the volume of applications for home mortgage insurance during the first three months of this year over ‘the same period last year. R. Earl Peters, state FHA director, said the defense activity under FHA’s Title VI accounted for the increase. All of this type of work is new construction, he said. One of the highlights of the report was the increase in the volume of defense homes construction ‘as reflected in applications under both regular Title IT anc Title VI.
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Deaths—F unerals
Sat ] NNE s, 47 ye years, cars, beloved “mother of Violet Bennett, sister of Mrs. Carrie Braant and Ernest Bennett, city; Ida Grant and Edward Bennett, Anderson, Ind., passed any Seyuivay. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. m., at the H, Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S. East st. and 10 a. m., Sf. John’s Catholic church. Burial Holy Cross. Friends may call after 7 p. m. Saturday.
COOPER—Emma J. 80 years, 5732 Broadway, beloved mother of ‘Dr. Frank L. and Medford C. Cooper and a Ww. Jane Bolen, and sister of Mrs. Etta Newman and Mrs. Maude Meeker, passed away Thursday evening, Service Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Sunday, 9:30 a. m. Friends invited. Interment at Merom, Ind. Friends may call at the mortuary.
GO RIT Joseph G., age 76 Jeats. father of Charles A. Gossett and the late John Gossett, passed aWhy Friday evening. Services Sun day F; m. Conkle’s. Friends invited. YBuria Shiloh cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home.
HARRINGTON—Margaret, mother of Mrs Vera Kampman, Terre Haute, Ind., died Thursday. Friends may call at Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th Fulleral Monday, 8:30, at the mortuary, 9 Holy Cross Chunrch. Burial Holy rons cemetery. Friends invited.
JOHNSON—James M., age 87, of 18 x: Mount, father of Claude PF. Johnso assed away. rsey Fuperal Houle 3925 E. New York. Funeral 2 onday at Funeral Home, Burial Memorial Park.
McE ESH—George R., 1539 E, Wash. ington st., entered into rest Friday, 0 . Edith Davis, Mrs. Lucy Cobb, James, Charles and Edward MecElfresh, Services Monday, 10 a. at Harry W.\Moore Peace Chapel. Biistal Washington Park | cemetery. [Elwood (Ind.) papers please copy.]
REARDON—James E. age 64 years, husband of Nellie Reardon, father of Mrs. Helen Risdon, grandfather of Jospite Risdon, passed away Saturday morn Funeral from Shirley Sroshers Irvin Hi 1 Chavel, 5377 E. Was ngt on, Monday, 3 p. m. Burial Mode Park. Friends may scall at Irving Hill after Sunday noon.
RIEBE -- Amelia Dietz, entered into rest Friday, age 79 years. Widow of Christopher Riebe, mother of Conrad H., Harry J. and Otto J. Riebe; grandmother of Mrs. Elsie Hand, Mrs. Estell Peebles, .Mrs. Dorothy Garrison, Francis Thomas and Robert C. Riebe. Services Monday, 2 p. m. Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel.
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SNYDER—Virgil, 4518 E. 17th, beloved husband of Eugenia, father of Vivian, Virginia and Doris, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder, brother of Gareld and Maxine of New York, Mrs. Grace McGuffif of Texas, Ray and Cletus of Monticello, Kenneth and Meredith of city, departed this life Friday, age 42. Funeral Monday, April 27th at Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, 2530 Station st. 2 p. m. Friends invited.
STERN—Esther, of 2152 N. Meridian. Passed away Friday morning. Mother of Max R., Saul E., and A. Robert, sister of, Saul Solomon, Max Solomon and Mrs. Jean Cohen. Services will be conducted 2:30 p. m. Sunday at the Aaron Ruben Funeral Home. Interment Indianapolis Hebrew cemetery.
SUMMERS—Minnie Lee, beloved wife of William Summers, mother of Mrs. Hilda Johnson, Roberta, Stoughton and Ira Summers, passed away at the residence, 1749 St. Paul st., Friday. Friends may call at the residence any time after 2 Bi. Sunday and until 1 p. m. Monday. neral 2 p. m. Monday at Mt. Pilgrim Baptist church, corner Linden and Iowa sts. Buria New Crown cemetery. Friends invited.
THROCKMORTON—H. R. k), husband of Lelia, father of Eether Jane, Rested on April 24, at his home, 33 ; st. Service at the Flanner &
p. m. Cremation following. y do not send flowers. [Lafayette (Ind.) papers please copy.]
YOORNEES Maly A., mother of Mrs. h Bishop and grandmother of Oscar ontieth, Richard V., and Mrs. Mar4% Harvey. passed away Friday evening at the home: of her daughter, 2903 N. New Jersey, st. Private services from Montgomery Mortuary, N. Meridian st., Monday, m. Friends may call at mortuary any time after 2 Bi m, Sunday. Interment in Crown
WEIDLER--David A., age 19, beloved son of President and Mrs. Deleth E. Weidler, and brother of Patricia (formerly of 674 Middle drive, Woodruff Race), passed away Thursday. York, Funeral service Sunday. April m., a First United ro Rann) invited. Burial Anderson, Ind. may call at the church between 2 and 3,
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ATKINS—We wish to thank our neighbors, relatives and friends for their kind exressions of gapathy and for the owers received at the death of our husband and father, William Atkins. We especially wish to thank the Jehovah Witnesses for their services. THE FAMILY.
ERNER—We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, relatives and neighbors, ression of sympathy to of our beloved wife and . We especially wish to thank the Rev. Ephraim Lowe for his Sojjsoiing words and Mrs. Rex omas and M Garrett Hildebrand for the lovely Ne Our heartfelt thanks to the Robert Stirling Funeral Home and Mrs. Hazel Stirling for their a MR. HOW ND MR
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CHATTNER—We wish to thank relatives and melgl hbors for their kindness and sympathy extended to us at the death of our beloved wife, mother and sister, Anna J. Burke We especially thank the c choir, the At ar Society of St. church, the Daughters of Isabel and its Glee Club, the Cathedral Mothers’ club, the Lisieux club, the pallbearers, Finn Bros.. funeral directors and attendants, and all for the many beautiful floral offerings and spiritual boquets. HUSBAND, SON, SISTER & BROTHER.
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IN LOVING memo; who passed away April 25, 1938 The rolling stream of life rolls on, But still the vacant cha Recalls the love, the voice, the smile Of the one who once sat there. Sadly missed by: wife and are.
of Aaron Watson, our years ago today,
BURNS — In memo of Helen Kaney Burns, our beloved uchter sister and mother of Jackie Lee Burns, who passed away eight years ago today We thing of her in ciance Her name we oft recall There's nothing los he SIifWer But her picture on the wall y THE FAMILY.
LOVING emory of Aaron Watson, who Passed ,SVay 0
ur years ago today, ApH] 25, April’ id sad memories Of a loved lone gone to rest You will never be forgotten By the ones who loved you best Sadly missed by dau ghter, Josephine, and grandson, Gene Potts
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