Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1942 — Page 13

RITES SET FOR

ALBERT SMITH

Chief Clerk of Typos for

50 Years to Be Buried ‘Tomorrow. ~ Services for Albert (Bert) Smith,

‘for 50 years chief clerk of the In-

ternational Typographical Union, who died Saturday at Methodist hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Wald Funeral

home. Burial will be at Crown Hill,

A resident of Indianapolis since he was 19, Mr. Smith held membership in the Capitol City lodge 312, F. & A. M.; Masonic temple association; Raper Commandery 1, Knights Templar; Indianapolis chapter 5, R. A. M.; Indianapolis council, R. & S. M.,, and Winamac Tribe 279, I. O. R. M. In the Capitol City lodge he served at various times as worshipful master and secretary. Born in Frankfort, Mr. Smith made his home here at 209 Beverly drive, He was 71. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Helen Smith Folz and a granddaughter, Sylvia Folz, both of Cincinnati, O.-

.Herman R. Doerre

After a year’s illness, Herman R. Doerre, a retired truck gardener, died yesterday at his home, 509 S. Luett ave. He was 64. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, he was a member of St. Anthony’s Catholic church and the German Gardeners’ association. Mr. Doerre is survived by his wife, Carrie; a son, Lee; a daughter, Catherine, and a brother, William, all of this city. Funeral services will be conducted at 8:30 a. m. Wednesday at the Usher mortuary and at 9 o'clock. in St. Anthony's church. Burial will be in Holy Cross.

W. T. Hastings

Services were to be held at 2 p. m. today in Aurora for William T. Hastings, former Indianapolis resident and office employee at Kingan & Co. for many years, who died Saturday at the home of his brother-in-law, Harry Smily, R. R. 1, Aurora. He was 73. Survivors include his wife, Mary; one son, Gene of Indianapolis; a brother, K. L. Hastings, Vevay, and two sisters, Grace and Ida Hastings, Indianapolis.

William A. Yancey :

Puneral services for William A. Yancey were to be held at 2:30 p.m. y in his home, 1628 Yandes st., with burial in Crown Hill. - Mr. Yancey, who was 78, died Friday at City hospital. He had been a walter at the Columbia club for 15 years. ; Survivors include his wife, Emma; a son, Ernest Battles; a grandson, Herman Battles, all of this city; one nephew and a niece.

Dennie L. Reno, Ex-Baker, Dead

DENNIE L. RENO, 66-year-old retired baker, died yesterday at the family residence, 3501 Roosevelt ave. A member of Calvary Baptist church and the Masons, Mr. Reno came to this city 40 years ago from his birthplace, Louisville, Ky. Burial will be Dennie Reno in Washington Park following 2 p. m. services tomorrow in the Calvary Baptist church. He is survived by his wife, Sarah; three sons, Harlan, Ernest and Dennie Jr.; a sister, Esther Dillenbeck, all of this city, and a brother, George of Louisville.

MRS. RUSCHAUPT DIES HERE AT 65

Born in Germany but Came To Indianapolis at ‘Age of 2.

Mrs. Martha E. Ruschaupt, born near Berlin, Germany, but a resident of Indianapolis for the past 63 years, died yesterday at Methodist hospital at the age of 65. She lived at 3322 College ave. . A gradua, t. Paul's Lutheran school, Mrs. Ruschaupt was a member of the Church of Our Redeemer, the Dorcas society and the Woman’s State assembly. Funeral services will be observed at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with the Rev. William H. Eifert, her pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery. Surviving include her. husband, Charles; a son, Harold C.; three brothers, Albert, Charles and Fred Keske; two sisters, Mrs. Harry G. Claffe and Mrs. Arthur W. Schowe, and one granddaughter, all of this city.

GEORGE MORPHEW, SALESMAN, IS DEAD

George Morphew, Indianapolis salesman, died this morning at his home, 1046 Congress ave. He was 66.

Mr, Morphew came to Indianapolis 23 years ago from Scottsville, Ky., where he was born. He was a member of the Masonic lodge and the Methodist church at Scottsville. Surviving are his wife, Ruth; his mother, Mrs. L. D. Morphew of Scottsville; a sister, Mrs. Joe Law of Scottsville; a brother, W. E. of Gainesville, Fla.,, and a niece, Mrs. Ruth Schaub of Indianapolis. Services and hurial will be in

Scottsville.

STATE DEATHS

BOONVILLE—James R. Hopper, 77. Survivors: Daughters, Mies. Maude Bradshaw, Mrs. Nora Brown, Mrs. Minnie Jaylor, Sons, Jodse, Clyde, John, Harley; brother,

CHRISNEY—Miss Lucy Fueger, 59. Survivors: Sister, Kate; hy Earl, John.

2 Ww. Wn 61. Wife, Ae daughter, Mrs. . Rust; sister, Mrs. Ralph Harper; Survivors Sis-

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HARTFORD CITY—Francis M. Willis, 82. Survivors: Daughters, Mary, Mrs. Murley Zehrung; son, Merrill.

MARION Mr pRo%e Fitch, 58. Survivors: Dau, aughter Ware Baker; brother, William eegar; gh iss Alma, Seesar. Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. John Hays -

PERU—James M. Van Dusen, 74. vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Lee Lisher, Mae Bowman, Mrs. James Kocher; Herschel, Marcus, Lester. PETERSBURG—Mrs, Ida Fox. Husband, enry; sons, Delbert, Elbert, Herman, Thomas; daughters, Mrs. Paul ‘Allen, Mrs. Fred Garrett, Mrs. Spencer Hussell, Mrs.

Mrs. sons,

m | Lee Cockerham: sisters, Mrs. Ola Cannon,

Hoetin ng; sisters a ho 2 Mrs. Joe Mienstermen, Mrs.

Mrs. John Rei Mrs. prank Bu Burke: Brothers, ‘Alfred, George and Mrs. Bo a. Lew 74. Survivors: Daughters, "Mrs, De ov ' Knott, Mrs. Edward Rueger, Mrs. Rayihond Cariens; son, John; sisters, iy Ont h, Fred Kost; brother, ‘Michiag Ziegler. Broerman, 175. Er vivors: B : Saughiter, Mrs, Bore ek son, Ernest; sisters, Ts. a! Hillebrand, Miss Elizabeth Broerman

brothers, John, Joe, Carl Rhode,’ 72. Survivors: Wife, Auusta; daughters, Mrs. Edgar mp, Mrs. 1 Waterman; son, ep aul; brother,

Herman, HAMMOND—James E. Matlock, 85. Survivors: Wife, Ella; daughter, Mrs. Claude

Neel; son, Charles: brother Mrs. Edvthe M, Steele. Survivors: Husband, ‘Dudley. ue

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ROCKPORT—Mrs, Clara M. Small.

ST. PAUL—John T. Teitsort, 82. Survivors: Wife, Letha; daughters, Mrs. Elizapath Rathburn, Mrs. Clara Garrett; son, ow; brother, Jake; sisters, Mrs. Alice Reed, Mrs. Louie Johnson.

SEYMOUR—John F, Betlenbrock, a Survivors: Brothers, iam, Sisters. Misses Anna and "Louise Betton: 00K

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SOUTH BEND Harvey Yoder, 48. Survivors: Wife, Mildred; daughter, Miss Phyllis Yoder: ¥ an Mrs. Ward StaL. Mu dilett, ‘Mrs. Russell Hostettler: Srotirs, William, John, Jesse,

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WASHINGTON—Fred Pitts sur vivor: Sister, Mrs. Gertrude *tlesto Mrs. Rhoda M_ Dibble. 74. Surviors: Daughters, Mrs. Rose Ward, Mrs. Florence; sisters, Mrs. E. M. 0M. Walker. Mrs. C. A. Hartley.

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Machine Firm to Be

Buried Tomorrow.

Services for Frank C. Sadler, founder and president of the Adding Machine Service and Sales Corp, who died Saturday at St. Vincent’s hospital, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Flanner & B an mortuary, alth forced his retirement four. years ago, and since then he had spent most of his time at his summer home at Lake Webster. He was 62 and lived at 4708 Central ave. Lived Here 34 Years

A Canadian by birth, Mr. Sadler came to this country in 1900 and became a citizen. He had made

He was a member of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church, Calvin W. Prather Blue lodge, Scottish Rite and Shrine and was a past patron of the Nettie Ransford chapter, O. E. 8S.

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He is survived by his wife, Maybelle; two sisters, Mrs. Wilson O'Neil, Park Hill, Canada, and Mrs. Eliza Terrill, Toronto, Canada; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Kate Martinand, and a nephew, Jack Maxwell, Indianapolis. The Nettie Ransford chapter, O. E 8S, will participate in the services and the Rev. Thomas White of Pendleton will officiate. Pallbearers include L. I. Bland, James Brady, Dr. P. P. Paris, Frank Dawson, E. L. Hamlin and J. E. Kiefer.

ESTHER MIARS, 16, DIES HERE

Lived in City 50 Years|Funera Was Housekeeper at North Side Church.

A resident of Indianapolis for more than 30 years, Mrs. Esther A. Miars died yesterday in her home, 3337 Central ave., following a short illness. Employed as housekeeper at the Tabernacle Presbyterian church for the past 13 years, Mrs. Miars previously. had been in charge of the Y. W. C. A. cafeteria. She was a member of First Friends church. A native of Indiana, she was 76 years old when she died. The Rev. S. W. Hartfelter, assistant pastor of Tabernacle Presbyterian church, will officiate at services to be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. She is survived by a son, Forrest L. of this city; Miss Grace A. Speer of Indianapolis and Mrs, John K. Byran of New Augusta, and two brothers, Leonidas. Speer of Dayton, O. and Elvin H. Speer of Smithfield, Tex.

Mary Angrick, : lll 2 Years, Dies

SERVICES will be conducted at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Lauck funeral home and at 9 o'clock in Sacred Heart church for Mrs. Mary Angrick, who died Saturday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. | Rose Kennedy Grady, 2623 Allen ave. Burial will be in St. Joseph’s cemetery. Ill for two years, Mrs. Angrick was 80. She was a member of the Sacred: Heart church, the Christian Mothers’ society and the Third Order of St. Francis. Survivors, other than Mrs. Grady, include a daughter, Mrs. Edward J. Holmes; a son, William A. of Michigan City; 10 grandchildren and one great-grand-child,

J. B. ADAMS RETIRED FARMER, DEAD AT T1

A retired Hamilton county farmer and a resident of this city for the past two years, John B. Adams died Saturday at his home, 321 E. Walnut st., apt. 3. He was 71. He was a member of the Arcadia Christian church, Arcadia. At 2 p. m. tomorrow services will be held for Mr. Adams at the Finn Brothers’ funeral home. Burial will be in the I. O. O. F. cemetery a Oaklandon. He is survived by his wife, Vida,

Arcadia and Montez of St. Joseph, Mich.

MRS. BETTY FAUST’S SERVICES TOMORROW

Services will be conducted at 2

funeral home for Mrs. Betty Iris Faust who died Thursday at City hospital. Burial will be in Glen Haven Memorial park. She was 43. Mrs. Faust was a resident of Indianapolis and the mother of two men in the armed services. They are, Albert Taylor, Pt. Sill, Okla. and Clinton Taylor, now in Australia, the only survivers, ;

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CARROLLTON, 1620—Front apartment, 2||

rooms, private bath, rollaway, overstuffed, built-in features. Porch. Well furnished. Adults. RI-5076 after 4:30.

E, 1524 — Jasther, mother, son apartment; lower 3 rooms, upper large room: clean, quiet; reasonable; adults.

, N., 109—Lovely bedroom aparten knotty pine wall and ceiling.

single or

innersprings, overs peed;

double; clean. LI-800'

B, a front room; privileges.

furnished single

. 10th).—Near defense "plants. Astrasuive; board optional;

gentleman. BE-352

LMES, 26 S.—Modern front room; suitable 2-3 employed girls; reasonable. BE-3192-M.

2005 N.—Attractively furnROL innersprings, cross

ventilation, conmant hot water.

ip Biiyate entrance; kitchen i rn gL innersprings. Private entrance. PARK, 1705; _ Clean, large;

RUCKLE, 1941 2

1205—1 light housekeeping

LINDEN, downstairs jront, private anne; rae:

ed 1319 N.—Attractive front apartment; private th; daire; beautyrest; porch; adults. 540—$5; front room, pyervining Phone.

$6.50—3 room front apt., sink; private entrance.

2 Housekeeping rooms, Central car. W.

next ba utilities. 2317. Wh

suitabl ea ktast

optional.

2, innersprings; Private home.

2317—Nice room: WA-4397

SALLE, 812 N. (Near R. C. A.)~ComME innersprings; private bath; gulltiemsn preferred; reasonable, CH-

of adults;

8ST.

LOVEL

322

CLAIR, BE.—Clean, La 2 rooms,

$7; 1 room, $4.50.

N.—Small 1 efficiency; Tlares Nu roliaway; refined home;

adults; phone.

Y WOODRUFF, M. -Drive— Lage fo front Foom, a kitchenette.

bedroom with young WA-9359.

10TH, W., 21—3 room Apartment, twin

y f beds ping, rigid , telephone;

IDIAN, 1618—Attractive room, twin “eds, AN or ersprings, A constant hot water n room. :

RoE with kitchen privileges.

LADY will share apartment LI-7698, sfter 5 p. m.

nersprin th, 300d transportation, DE asonable, phone.

Room, next bath; cross ventilation; Sood i Tih gentle-

springs, next bath, private e, exc

lent transportation. WA.

Apartments for Rent

22 W. Vermont

18 General Apartments

LI-2439

3 Rooms, $26

Utilities; Adults. 1116 N. Capitol.

roomers; breakfast optional.

other WA-3028.

Reasonable.

$36—10TH, 633 E.—Apt. 1,

er 3 rooms, bath, Birch, utilities. Adul

+ pRlivale

: two

home; business person;’garag

la front es employed girls. Apt. 4—Large front m, porch, priR 5 29.

closets; next bath; 314 E,

vate entrance.

modern privileges,

room; CH-4 RIVE, re Comsonta lel eos + room LR home; Yen beds; man ‘preferred. TR-0271.

icely furni home; a:

CARRO! TON AVE., Bodine 1

Furn. Houses~Apts. $45; E

58 N.—1 Room, kitchenette, priva ing irate entrance, stove,

De aa u

1326, APT. NO. 8— ig and dinette, 1 car €or. heat and water furnished, $35.

Call MF. Burtt. HALL H MA-8581. 18A

BEAD] mod. %. Many ver Tey, Many

others. WA-

dall 8 trail. TA-0123 BRUSH HANDS; erators; helpers.

1629 N.

IENCED married dairy hand. Kentock 4 W. 34th st. and Dandy

5 Sanding machine gl

FIRST CLASS BARBER for a first class shop. 806 S. Meridian. RI-0021.

5-7:30 p.

BOYS to sell strawberries; $9 a week. Call m. 815 Bradshaw.

AGI nese. Patriotic. Forum, Avcigent.

Salosinen GAgens

erywhere gisanize Native

$10

amil. funeral ‘benefits. ore. bidg., Ft. Wayne,

Sick-

with All and ? es, Box 15

WAREHOUSE or counter man: Jactory supplies; salesman.

familar

inAd-

Investigate our offer. after you secure emplo

TIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL, 229

Schools & Instructions LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

Pay your tuition INTERNA-

yment. IN 229 N.

12)

CELY fu ed front room, twin beds, NICEL RU 1;

s $51 an and 2 room apartments, clean, ow et. 21 N. New Ww Jersey.

=, dis 9.50 ALABAMA, 542 8 alking distance,

Houses for Rent MORRIS, 323 E.—Modern, 7 rooms, south Fotos Barivosd Bair SLR

19 bedroom,

Rooms With Board front;

CRUFT, 1543. — Attractive private home; twin: “beds; 2 meals. GA-

LR ER ontal RI-1 Te

313 lame 3 Jou twin bea beds, ypoaz

room. trolley. WA-

NEAR defense lants; wit! Sete es:

Housekeeping Rooms

rs 17=

Farms Suburban Rent 20

abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney. Union Title Company TR MARST EE

4 Rqous, ghicken well, - Sen: 4 do ATTN our

Private ens

Penn.

vel desk,

Travel Opportunities

lish Hotel,

12R | Kgmtict;

® to-

“alinet™ Geta) 1038 N.—1, 2 Fabia Toogs Tar mE Li fh

tance.

Coal Yard

Business Property

fn Mm,

with switch. 2042 Mass. ave. Rent or lease. WA-7657.

Td mw a

Wanted to Rent

comfortable:

Moving & Storage 24

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store Now—P#y Six Months Later.

Estimates Free, Inspection Inviied 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-201

Houses and Lots Sale 25 4139 BOULEVARD PLACE Seven-rm, modern house at low price of $3,500; $1,000 cash. Now vacant. JOHN R. WELCH & SONS. 23 W. Ohio st.

RENN, PAYMENT, BALANCE good roo single

with Co oR good roof, attache arage, furnace, basement, Imi jate ail Fhiips, Drive b

st. with Jack C. Bs realto : 4-rm. A 211. Wis-

BARGAIN consin. 3637 Primrose. 5-

rm. modern. Real bargains for quick sale.

424 Peoples Bank JACOBS

Bldg. MA-5922.

ZONED FOR DOUBLES

Convenient to Speedway; 2 lots at n. e. fh voc and Fembrandt; aved, st.; cas 8, # Henry Co., 631 Lemcke Bidg., MA-4661.

~ ELM ST, 721

: 3 "Brice $1560. ef Jjshis. gas, inside toilBh Pn WELCH & SONS 23 Ww. Ole sto

LI-3423.

bath. me918 5. State uy or MA-2377,

LI-3423

en N. DELAWARE

brick: Cape Cod fireplace; auto2 ar e B with age trees,

matic heat;

back yard leaving A ER-13 5-RM BUNG. 100 WEST: ONLY $2350. Long ts, gas, water inside, 1

liv ligh ying Boil dr. gar.; $400-dn. Moore. MA-5655 IR-T405 oode & Goode 3:7 Peoples Bank. 8-ROCOM MODERN /

8 and bath down, 3 up. oof and paint less oan 2 a3 Ws old} For a5 sale 31st hi ae0

le, $2500 cash. KELLER R @"ICTOoRY ow $33 Mo. ix See 1900 blk. Winfield (2000 W.) 2bedroom homes of modern distinction. In-

Yesligain compare, $5125; $525 dow: McDANIEL, Realtor, Ri-8790

MICHIGAN, 4700 E.—Beautifully Ilandscaped, 3 bedroom, strictly modern, single. Also 3700 East; 3 apartment ‘home and income of $195 per month. wners will mi CH-615 3- R.

5 N. CENTENNIAL, New brick. oeer bungalow, 2 bedrooms; mod., gar.; only $4500; terms. “Call Ww. 5.7 Kise ir BR-5650, Sith JA CARR. REALTOR. MA-2371 3-ROOM 'GALOW double, 2126-28 Clay.

BUN Good condition, electric iights, Rents $1.00. $1850. $750 cash. RR 16 NG

COLLEGE, 3057—3-Bedroom hardwood floors, finished aR Some i a bargain, 50.

sping pork Kap

Houses and Lots Sale ‘26 =

8650 HILLSIDE AVE.

5-Rm. mod. bungalow. Has water system; 2 extra lots.

OWNER SAYS GET OFFER

DOUBLE. 2800 BLOCK NORTH GALE ST.

4 Rm 12.3lde mod. Paved st. Owner

says will tra

$4500—MORTGAGE $2300

NEW HOMES About completed. 4 rms. and dinette.

2514 8. DELAWARE 4516 CRITTENDEN 1319 WEST 35TH 805 8. KAPPES ST.

BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. 242 N. Del. RI-3477 BR-0131

$3000. 711 E. McCARTY; 13 rms.; stoker; 4 i 5 apts., $5500;

LARGE HOMES—SOUTH 1221 PLEASANT: 9 rms.; $3500, 715 S. MERIDIAN; ; 950 Vire ginia Ave.; 10 rms., mod. $6500. KENNINGTON; 10 rms.; semi., $2500, : LI-4304. Mr. Ed Zwicker. RI-2368, ALLISON REALTY CO., Inec., REALTORS, 622 Arch, bee tween St. Clair and in st. A real month. Call Mr, Nicolai or Mr. Koepper, MA-6411. -

8 T-Room Single, 5% See bargain, only $200 down, $20 peg J. B. CRUSE REALTY CO.

ordn So, Garage it 30 Some ne furniture free). Owner

Free Inspection. TERMITE CONTROL CO. HU-4253,

Colored Bargains

1406 Martindale ave.; 7-room mod, Priced low on terms.

TERMITES 1461 Mass. Ave.

6-Room house; only $800. Terms. ' MA-9821. Edw. Dillehay. MA-6411, J. 8S. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del,’

“| Farms Suburban Sale 258

Saving CHS

| quick ¥

sale. Possession 424 Peoples Rank. Bldg. MA-

now.

T hg REE RRINSLADE 00. RIT6L “Took 1s Nk Rood

OWNER leaving cf Sacrifice 6-room modern brick, ‘basement, % acre near Warren Central, Terms, Open. BL-~1118.

BUN NGALOW douvle hear FR park: nition - 3 Hugdelson, 2819 ge, Javed fof, FOREST MANOR—New om 2 inn, brick front home. For appointment, CH-

a location front, $ 1027

modern _b side drive, 50: Bot 4500

+RooM modern nsalow double (4200 N.) good condition, $6000 cash. MR. 0 G, IR-1027.

STATE S., 1541-43—Rents 5 rooms a side modern, being a, $3650,

625—6-Room cottage with|{40 ACRES—Go

JACOBS od “Sash Shaiahs

electricity: $3000 cash Chel Ya C 00d builiin

rons. 1830 ates, lf

rici a, Box eld, a ay

ir-|Real Estate Wanted F. « He A. LOANS GET THE FACTS—SAVE TIME H. Duff Vilm 10 Feope Bunk Bids

We have numerous buvers for aif class homes tn all parte of the. Aizu REALTY CO. Ine. RN

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Inland bldg., MA Real Estate Loans y

WA-5610

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1133 HOEFGEN, 8-rm. mod, Sn Studebaker Realty ,. 5". | . 5-1 east; good loca, $3500.

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