Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1942 — Page 7

THURSDAY, MAY, 28,

Horace Ryan, Former Ayres Ad Manager, Dies in Ohio

Horace E. Ryan, formerly advertising manager of L. S. Ayres & Co. department store, died yesterday in Painesville, O,, and the funeral will 4 be held there at 3 p. m. tomorrow | in the Nixon funeral home. Mr. Ryan was 78. | Born in Hamil-| ton county, Ohio, | Mr. Ryan entered | the employ of] Ayres in 1885 as a salesman in woolen goods. Horace E. Ryan Later he became a buyer of cotton goods and in 1896 was made advertising manager. Following his retirement, he acted as manager of the Stplayess credit union at the

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Mr. Ryan was active in the Indianapolis advertising club, the old Indianapolis commercial club and the Indianapolis Chamber of Com-

Surviving him are his wife, a son, Eugene F., of Los Angeles, Cal, and la daughter, Marguerite Ryan Ohlemacher, of Painesville, O.

ORDNANGE COURSE COMPLETED BY 33

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 28.— Thirty-three men who completed the first course in ordnance inspection at Purdue university were assigned this week by the war department to inspection duties in the

Cincinnati ordnance district. Another group of trainees, composed of 22 men and eight women, has begun the second part of the course which consists of practice inspection work. Applicants are wanted for a new class which will open in six weeks. Indianapolis residents who have completed the course include Fred

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LAURA SPARKS DIES; FUNERAL SATURDAY

Mrs. Laura M. Sparks, resident of Indianapolis since 1908, died last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Harbold, 2925 Meredith ave. She was 68 and a native of Oconomowoe, Wis. Mrs. Sparks was a member of the Woodruff: Place Baptist church and was active in the Berean Bible class and the Red Cross. Services will be held at the daughter’s home at 9:30 a. m. Saturday. Burial will be at Memorial Park. Survivors include, besides Mrs. Harbold, another daughters, Esther Williams of Indianapolis; one sister, Mrs. Jennie Scheumaker |R of Red Wing, Minn.; a brother, Charles Kendall of Chicago and six grandchildren.

‘WAR’ DEGREE WON

MEMPHIS, Tenn. May 28 (U. P.). —Southwestern college authorities today awarded James Ward Andrew

degree, the first of its kind made by the institution. Mr. Andrew entered the air corps at the end of the first semester. Had he remained in college he would have received his B. A. degree at this time and the honorary degree was awarded instead.

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At Butler university’s 87th commencement exercises June 8, 341! students will be candidates for degrees and certificates. The cere-

Butler bowl. The college of liberal arts and sciences expects to graduate 115; the

religion, four.

Bachelor of Arts Degrees in onan on

FROM INDIANAPOLIS: Ida May Arm hop Elizabeth, Dehson, Rn Rosalie ) ae Brabender ra Bridgewater, Elizabeth Brock BIunson, Jeanne K. Burge, art Cook, a Dieterich, Harrison

Betty or Hon, Gene . Harrington, Mary M. Holeman, Mar Roac

May ichard Dorothy LaL. ea Elinor Herbert

Ellen A. stermeyer. Rita Randall, W 3 n “Thelma M. ya e Sander Schofield, Dwi ht Schuster, Cows ter, Bet E. Smith, , Mary Catherine Stair ayton, Mary Margaret Elizabeth Stettler, nald B. Vanderbilt, J Waleh. Harold 8. Wild, Helen Jean Wille cutts, and Lind Helen: Yat FROM HER TIES: ‘Donald G. berta T. Bolin,

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Ashton, Cobo: Or Crawfordsville; Virginia Buchanan, Danville; eorge W. Cartwright, Fremont; Katherine Jane Cooper, Franklin; Magnolia G. DeHart, New Augusta: Iliene Dobson, Thorntown: Harold W. rd, Michigan AA Florence E. Forehand, Kokomo; Fredric J, Forney, Washington, D, C.; William H. Griffin, Clinton, Ill; Esther . Huston, Battle Creek, ch. Jaxihe Jngola. Pittsburgh, Pa.: M. Rant) ew Augusta; Bride, ran John Fortville; John W. Osberg field; Jean C. Pickett, Blair Wilson Sparks, James G. Van Catherine Wile Frank Wintin, "Ser

Frances Marian

. Nysewander, Jr., Chester Pittsburgh, Pa.; Birmin ham, Ala. ; uren, Pine Village; Mary oscott. Ariz, and by vi elby ville.

Bachelor of Science De Degrees in Natural Sciences and Mathematics

FROM INDIANAPOLIS: Elwood F. Andrews, Max H. Dunlevy, J. Gordon Edwards, Ettajane Jordan, Michael PF. Me Grath, Dorothy C. Overstreet, Robert Pittenger, William Bradley Reid Jr., ney” Robertson, James B. Weaver and Dan Zavela. FROM OTHER CTIES: Ruth M. Cure, Mattie, Richard S. Griffith, Greenfleld, and Kenneth W. Nightenhelser, Arcadia.

Bachelor of Science Degrees in Home Economics INDIANAPOLIS: Mar Helen Brooks, Helen Chenoweth, Dorothy Ann Evans, M. Hackerd, Rose Ella King, Harriet L. Krueger, Dorothy Anne Marone Wilma Louise Nelson, Betty Iola Poppenseaker, Eloise Ann Schumacher and

Joan Silberman. F! THER CITIES: Frances Imogene [aR Collins, Winamac, and Catherine Wagle,

New Augusta,

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Bachelor of Arts Degrees, Completed in August, 1941 FROM INDIANAPOLIS: Willo Jean, Bond, Kathryn B. Hadley, James R. ardin Thomas M. Haynes, Virgil McDonald, Hyla H. Strieby and Mary G. Whit FROM BRIDGEPORT: Mole Dollon,

Bachelor of Science Degrees in Education

FROM INDIANAPOLIS: Wilma Ambuhl, Mabel Asher, Helen Jane Austin, Louise D. Benham, Mary ‘Cathryn . Black, Bessie R. Borde en, Virginia Delis Bowers, Lucille Bowles, Eloise Christman, Norma Audrey DuValle, Mary Jane Eble, Anna Mae Embry, Lillian P. ser, Dorothy Leah 1p ESRY: Menka Guleff, Methody C. Guleff, Sue Janet Guthridge, John ©. Hickey, Alice A. Hite, Robert D. Humphrey, Avis Rybolt Johnson, Mary Edith Lawson, Mary Ann Ok abill, Ruby McCammon, Paula J. McClur| Mary E. Marott, Evelyn B. Martin, Frederick Martin, Helen jiuche, Pennak, Hannah Elizabeth Pert, Mary D. Proctor, Carl|C PF. Puhlmann, Vivian G. Rhea, Mary Alice

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Leons Schaefer, Herbert PF. Jeanne Claire Seward, Violet “garrett Sh Shelhorn, Mary Skelton, Margare! B, Terry, Fraiices Marte Thomas, LaVerne Esther Lorraine Walls, Katherine C. izabeth Ann Warner, Doro othe 3 Elmer D. W Wilhite Jr., Janet Wiland Pauline F. Wirick. OTHER Gimia

Ba knup, y "Webet Groves, Mo. Chi Com Spe way City; Frances Gibson Craft, "Lin on; Matforie Lucille Davis, New Augusta; James F. Deputy Se e Noblesville;

t M. Gascho, . tushville; Lena odwin, Danville; Green, Madisonville, Ky. Oscar F. Hiliring, South Bend; Irma Wil son Hunter, RokOimo; Mildred Ruth I Hunses, Peru; Bids E , Jackson, Tipton; Robert H. Jacobi, Greenfield; Elizabeth W., Mackey, New Castle, Pa.; Ella D, Malay, Logansport; C. Walter hier, Ti Tipton; ary Lous Nugent, Columbus; Addie Owens Edin.

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Logansport: y Gra Andereth L. Baers, West Lateyetis: Janet 4 Dns Zionsville; ‘Wilbur Schumaeher, ‘Loulsvil Ky.! Naomi NS n Chgsies osioh, BloomAeia’ t M. Walker, Whites town: Tressah Fait Madison, and Veda M. Winea .

W.| Bachelor of Science Degress Completed .in August, 1941

FROM INDIANAPOLIS: Betty Louise Alvis, Lola Bird, Nelson P, Castle, Zelma . Cummings, Lylia P. Diggs, Eva H, Dunham, Geraldine Getz, Laura D. Gise, Wava C. Dragoo, Jessie B. Henry, Lillian C. Hooks, Edith Lois Howard, Louise M. Key, Ethel Ro. Lucile Roberta Mebon: ald, Opal Selby, Mabel M. Smith, Helen

s 4 Starost, Frances N. Stewart, Rosa Lena

Voeller and Bettie Louise Williams, FROM OTHER CIT Hannah K. Beverforden, Cromwell; Amy Beverland, Oakandon; Ruth B. Chausse, Ft. Wayne; Belen . Cook. Zionsville. Marjorie C. Crawfordsville; Mabel Kathryn Craig, Noblesville Mary J. Cummins, Anderson: Alice B. Cunningham, Peru; Martha Anna Eyanson, Columbia City: nankfort, Betty Foster, Mildred PF. Garrigus, Sonat. okomo;

“Monticelio; Mariam R. Jones, A. Keller, Craw- , Frankfort; ort; Inez D. eorge, Cars Russell 1 Minnich, = V. Millikin, Peru; “Bainb ure: Wayne R. Palmer, Knox: Frank Petroff, Montgomery; Edith Reul, Madison: Irene Robey, Clermont; Irene Grace Shaffer, Delphi: Benjamin F. Slenker, Monticello; Leora A. Striebeck, Zionsylie Martha E. Stunkel, Owensville; Myrtle & Thompson, Frankort: Blanche F. Wagle, New Augusta; Madonna Warner, is Wells, Anderson, Richard A. Whitley, komo: olin ner, Grandview; Anna a

Dean Ea is ward pel; arie Wright, Bainbure:

Louise Jessup, Camby; Philadelphia, Pa.: Opal fordsville; Josephine L. Josephine E. McBeth, McClellan, thage: Betty J. Maugans, e Greenville, O.: Hel Bertha O. Nichols,

Al Mary Ardeen Wylie, Mishawaka, and Marie Zinn, LaOtto.

Bachelor of Misic Degrees Betty W. Bates, Robert H. Burford, Melvin E. Crafton, ran Elbrecht, V. Jacobs, Clara R. Kirk, Marilyn Redinger and Winslow Wise, all of Indianapolis, and Robert F. Shambaugh, Ft. Wayne.

Bachelor of Science Degrees in Business a DANA OLS Thelma L. Bry8S. Diener, Ralph M. Dodds, Wiliam C. Cc Eggert, David Fogle, Joan Fox, John Thomas Healey, Richard F. Heim, Joan Hixon, Scott L Hosier Jr. Jaggers, Frank King, Joseph I. Kirsch, Elizabeth Mary Leikhim, Moses Les, John Niermeyer, Evelyne K. Noffke hard H. Paul, Boris G. Petroff, Rober we Phillips, Helen M. Ruegamer, Richard cherer, SCoreianns Sinith, M 8. Socwell, Herbert nce es Sullivan, grill K. Cray or, Stanley Trusty, Robert P. Ulrich, ByTon W. Yates, and CITIES: Mor J. Boe chon William J. Doyle, ion: Richard W. Freuch htenicht, . Wayne! Willlam B. Glenn, Huntington; Robert R. Hartman, Kokomo; DeFord Hite, Ft. Wayne; J. Ross Jackson, Kokomo; ; James

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J. Mathieson, DeH. Jenks Millikin, omas C. Morri#, Bast Chica wo Neal, Noblesville; Winston A, Noiret nL; Samuel G. Lite. B Bridgeport A) e,

e 18 citer C. . Cotton, Raymond H. Fisher ms ark Keenan, all of Indianapolis, completed wor for bacheior of science degrees Aug. 1941. Mary Lu Silberman of Indlanapolis is to be awarded the certificate of associate in science by the Sollege of business administration, Willia Hickson is a candidate for is degree of bachelor of art in art education.

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SEW GENERAL AND ADMIRAL

WASHINGTON, May 28 (U. P.) .— The senate yesterday confirmed the nominations of Levin Hicks Campbell Jr. to be army chief of ordnance with the rank of major general, and Walter B. Woodson, to be judge advocate general of the navy with the

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[son but came to this city 12 years ).|ago and soon affiliated with Zep E. :| Keller in legal practice.

J, G, TEEGARDEN RITES TONIGHT

Attorney to Be Buried Ohio Tomorrow; Hurt 5 Years Ago.

Funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. Virgil D. Ragan, pastor | of the Fairview Presbyterian church, at 8 o'clock tonight in McNeeley & Sons mortuary for John C. Tee-|

garden, Indianapolis attorney. Burjal will be in Teegarden cemetery,

Mr. Teegarden, although active as an attorney, had never fully recov-

|Joseph Golightly, Fard City, Pa.

MRS. MARY STEELE, HERE 46 YEARS, DIES “m “cot Mull and two broth

Mrs. Mary E. Steele, a resident of Kansas City, Mo., and George this city for the past 46 years, died | Woodward, Kokomo. yesterday at the Methodist hospital. | She was 64. She had lived at 2029; TRUCK ACCIDENT FATAL Koehne st. | PRINCETON, Ind, May 28 (U. The Rev. John J. Williams, pastor |P.) .—James William Mounts, 20, of

n of the Church of God, will officiate| Ft. Branch, was killed yesterday

at services at 3 p. m, Saturday at|and Charles May, 20, also of Ft. the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary.| Branch, was injured when the acBurial will be in Crown Hill. celerator of their truck stuck and Mrs. Steele is survived by a son,|the machine overturned into a ditch Robert; three sisters, Mrs. Jane near here. Mr. May suffered back Thiele, both of this city; Mrs.!injuries and lacerations.

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ered from injuries he received in an automobile accident five years ago. He was 65. He died at his home, 409 E. 12th st.

Active in Politics

A former Madison county Republican chairman, Mr. Teegarden was active in G. O. P. politics and served as committeeman in the eighth precinet, eighth ward. He was a member of the Fairview Presbyterian church. He began law practice at Ander-

Graduate of I. U.

Born in Darke county, Ohio, he was graduated from Indiana university in 1898 and received his law

degree two years later from the same institution. ; Survivors include his wife, Florence; a son, Wendeli H,, Houston, Tex., and four brothers, J. L., H. L. and Charles, all of Union City, and James of Yamhill, Ore.

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