Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1942 — Page 8

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RESIDENT HERE

56 YEARS DEAD

Mrs. Margareta Koehne’s

Rites to Be Conducted

This Afternoon.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar-

gareta Koehne, who died Saturday | will today at the | H. Herrmann mortuary. Burial! Koehne |

at her home, 314 Lincoln st, 3 p. Mm.

G will be in Crown Hill. was 73. Born in Germany,

Mrs.

taurant, S. Illinois st. for many years. She is survived by her husband, Frank; two sons, Herman C. Eggert and William Renner, city; two brothers, Henry mever, Michigan City, and William | Schuimeyer, South Bend; sisters, Mrs. Mary Glass and Mrs. Emma Judson, Indianapolis, and a grandson.

Mattie M. Byfield

A resident of this city for the

last

1828 N. Illinois st. A member of the Franklin Presbyterian church, Mrs. Byfield was born in Ohio and lived in Franklin before coming to this city. She is survived by a son, Charles A: a daughter, Mrs. H W. Bush, both of this city; dren | and six great- -grandchildren.

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RITES SET FOR ~ WALTER WHITE

ai Estate dle Desler Was Father of Mrs. Charles A. Halleck.

Walter T. White, real estate dealer, will be buried tomorrow in Crown Hill following 2 p. m. services in the Planner & Buchanan Mortuary. The Rev. William A. Shullenberger, pastor of the Central Christian church, will officiate. Mr. White, who lived at 3744 N. Meridian st., died yesterday at 65 in the Jasper county hospital at |Rensselaer, where he had been under treatment since the latter part of March. Specializing in farm and suburban properties, he developed the Wynnedale addition northwest of the city and was active in the sale {of land around Butler university, {known then as the Blue farm. Other developments he was in|strumental in include Ambleside, | Forest Ridge and Eaglewood.

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“AMY E. ALFORD BURIAL TODAY |

Teacher Established Free Kindergartens in Ohio And New York.

Services were to be conducted at 3 p. m. today in the Hisey & Titus

Mortuary for Mrs. Amy E. Alford,

who died Saturday in her home,

was to be in Crown Hill. At one time an instructor in the

Blaker Kindergarten college here,

she later established free kindergartens at Warren and Youngstown, O., and Glen Falls, N. ¥. Mrs. Alford’s married life was spent in Ohio, where she served in various charitable organizations and was at times state representative t6 national conferences on child welfare and social service. An extensive traveler and lecturer, she returned to this city in 1933. A member of the class of 1889 of Butler university, she held membership in Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, Daughters of the American Revolution, Indiana society of Mayflower Descendants. The Congregational church of Windham, O. A native of Marion county, Mrs. Alford is survived by three sisters, Miss Cora M. Smith, Miss Tvy May Smith and Mrs. Tilden F. Greer, two nephews, Myron S. Harlan, all of this city, and George M. Smith, Terre Haute, and three nieces, Mrs. Della Harlan Beck and Mrs. Emerson Thompson, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Parker Whiting, F%. Wayne.

Claude Tingle

Claude Tingle, a native of Kenwill be buried tomorrow in Mooresville cemetery following 2 p. m. services in the William D. Beanblossom funeral home. Mr. Tingle, who was 63, died Saturday at his home in Glenns Valley after a three week's illness. He had lived there for a year, coming from Mooresville. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen lodge.

He was the father-in-law of Rep. Charles A. Halleck. Rennselaer, 2d | district representative.

Johnson County Native

Mr. White held membership in the Central Christian church, Ancient Landmarks lodge, F. & A. M., Masonic Relief board here and was {a former member of the Kiwanis club of which he was ‘a past president. He was a past thrice potent | master of the Scottish Rite. Born and educated in Johnson county, Mr. White came to Indianapolis in 1897. At first he entered the retail shoe business, but by 1910 he had shifted to real estate and maintained an office in the Consolidated building. Other survivors include his wife, | Minnie; a brother, Prof. Oris O., LaCrosse, Wis.; a sister, Mrs. Norman E. Cloud, Minneapolis, and two { grandchildren.

Mrs. Nettie Morgan Funeral services for Mrs. Nettie Morgan, who died yesterday at her home, 934 W. 29th st, were to be held at 2:30 p. m. today at the

Survivors include his wife, Mable;

774 E. drive, Woodruff place. Burial

Mrs. Wischmeyer

Funeral services for Mrs. Tena A. Wischmeyer, who died Saturday at Methodist hospital, will be held in the Robert W. Stirling funeral home at 2 p. m. tomorrow with the Rev. R. H, Benting, pastor of St. Mark’s United Lutheran church, officiating. ‘Burial will be in Memorial park. A lifelong resident, Mrs. Wisch~ meyer, who was 50, had been a member of St. Mark’s United Lutheran church and the Women's Aid society. She lived at 1229 Villa ave. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Koning; two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Ellis and Mrs. Eileen Anthony; a son, Raymond W.; a sister, Mrs. Noble Dale; a brother, Claude Koning, and three grandchildren, all of this city.

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Mrs. Rose C. Anderson’s Rites to Be Conducted at Crawfordsville.

Mrs. Rose C. Anderson, wife of the late Albert B. Anderso), judge of the U. S. circuit court of ap-

of the U, S. district court here, will be buried tomorrow in Oak Hill at ‘Crawfordsville. Services will be held at 3:30 p. m. in the Utterback

A resident of this city since 1903 when her husband took the bench here, Mrs. Anderson was 82 when she died yesterday at her home, 3025 N. Meridian st. A native of Crawfordsville, she had been in

years. An accomplished organist, Mrs. Anderson was active in music circles for many years, and was a member of the Fortnightly Literary and the Dramatic clubs. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Benjamin Crane of Crawfordsville.

Medora Brandenburg

Funeral services for Mrs. Medora Brandenburg, who died Saturday at her home, 38 S. LaSalle st., will be held at the Harry W. Moore peace chapel at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Floral Park. Mrs. Brandenburg, who was 61, had been ill two weeks. Born at Fairbury, Mrs. Brandenburg came here 12 years ago. Surviving are two ‘daughters, Miss

ter, Mrs. Tabitha, Iroquois, Ill; &

Rites to Be Tomorrow at Michigantown for Dr. A. A. Williamson.

A former Indianapolis physician,

five sons, Joseph, Claude Jr., Kenneth and Donald, all of this city, and James, U. S. army; five daughters, Mrs. Etta Smith and Mrs. Ruby Daily, both of Indianapolis; Mrs. Mary Johnson, Franklin; Mrs. Edith Hittle, Pryor, Okla, and Mrs. Lois Hughes, Plainfield.

Addam Morgan

Funeral services for Addam Morgan, who died Friday at the home of his son, 1510 Everett st., were held at 10 a. m. today at the Salvation Army citadel with Adj. W. D. Hodson officiating. Burial was in Floral park. Mr. Morgan, who was 72 ‘was born in ‘Columbus and had lived in this city for 40 years. Surviving are two sons, Rollie and Johnny, Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Della, Schwartz, Brookstown; a brother, Ace, and a sister,

{Mrs. Liza Fair, both of this city.

Milton K. Hagan

Funeral services for Milton XK.

Dr. A. A. Williamson of Michigantown will be buried there tomorrow following serivces at 3 p. m. at the Goodwin mortuary, Frankfort. He died yesterday at his home after an

illness of two months. Born in Parke county, as a young man he formed a practicing partnership with his doctor father. Coming to this city in 1904, the two opened offices at Clifton and 30th sts. Following the death of his father, Dr, Williamson practiced in Lebanon, North Manchester and for the last seven years in Michigantown. He was president of the Clinton County Medical association at his death. Interested in music, he was a member of several community and fraternal bands as well as holding membership in the Frankfort Methodist church and the Elks. He is survived by his wife, Clarice, and three sisters, Mrs. Florence Spencer and Mrs. W. E. Woody,

| both of Indianapolis and Mrs. R. W.

Noling, Altoona, Pa.

PHYSICIAN DIES

brother, Charles Easter, Shelbyville, {and two grandchildren.

peals, ‘Chicago, and one-time judge|

failing health for the past two, Samuel F. Mitchell Funeral services for Samuel Frank || Mitchell, who ‘died Saturday at his]

Osra and Mrs. Mary Johnson; sa son, Melvin, all ‘of this city; a sis-|

Emmett Smith,

EMMETT C. SMITH, 5716 Bonnie Brae st. died yesterday at Veterans’ hospital. Mr. Smith, who was 49, had been ill for three years. A resident here for 25 years, he had been employed as a motorman by the Indianapolis Railways. He had been a member ‘of the Mystic Circle lodge F. & A. M., Lawrence, and & former member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Services will be conducted at the Royster & Askin Mortuary under direction of George E. C. Kincaid at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Burial with Masonic services will be in Philadelphia cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Anns; a daughter, Mary Margaret; a son, Howard Alvin, all of this ‘city; a brother, Mervin, Bluffton, and a sister, Mrs. H. J.

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Mrs. Afon's Rites Set Tomorrow

Funeral services for a lifelong resident, Mrs. Opal Aton, who died Saturday in ‘City hospital after a sixweeks illness, will be held at

the Harry W,

Moore peace chapel at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow and at St. Philip's Neri church at 9 a. m. Burial be in Holy Cross. Mrs. Aton, who was 47, lived at 2518 E. Michigan st. She had been a member of the Altar society at the church. She is survived by her husband, Joseph; three sons, Donald, Gene and Jack, and two daughters, Joan and Maxine, all of this city.

Mrs. Aton

home, 4206 E. Michigan st., will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the

Rev. Clarence Barr, pastor of ‘the

officiating. Burial will be in Floral

Paul E. Dorsey ‘mortuary with the

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Born at Covington, Mrs. Morgan |

| moved here 30 years ago. | She had been a ‘member of the | Seventh Christian church, the For{ward Sunday school class Atsertia council, hontas of which officer. Survivors are ‘her - George; a daughter, Mrs. Wikle; three grandchildren, Mrs. | Valeria Resnike and Robert Wikle, {all of this city, and Mrs. Eunice | Bendler, Clermont, and six greatgrandchildren.

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Mr. Hagan, who was 56, was killed Thursday when sfruck by a New York Central passenger train at Olney st. gnd Massachusetts ave. Born in Smiths Grove, Ky., Mr. Hagan had lived in this city for the

worker by trade. Survivors Porter, Eustis, Fla.; Will, Bowling Green, Ky.; Ebb, Smiths Grove; Pete, Rocky Hill, Ky., and George, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Tom | Studle and Mrs. Roy Skaggs, both of this city.

STATE DEATHS

ANDERSON—Mrs. Lena Kerr, vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Pulley; { Mrs. Rhoda Wood.

Chauncey Lewis, 61. Survivors: Hulda: | daughters, Mrs. Marie Baker, Misses Grace | and vs Lewis; sons, Samuel. IChatncey Lewis: sister, Mrs. and.

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BICKNELL-—Mrs. William W { Survivors: Husband, William: s. Homer Sparks; s, Mrs. Pansy Ford, Nancy Curtis; | Moore

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DALE—Andrew Willison. 40. Survivors: | Brothers, Lancelot, Irvin; Sisters. Mrs. race Harl, Mrs. Mayme Man

EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Lucy Osborne, 74. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Louis Kittinger: son, Raymond Phillips; sister, Mrs. Cora joie brother, George Willis.

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LEBANON—Henry Shook, 54. Sons, Gifford, Basil, William.

MARION—Mrs. Ruth Huneck, 37. Suryivors: Husband, Sylvester; sons, John, | ichard Huneck; sisters, Ed Cain, Mrs. Wesley McFarren, Mrs. Percy Dow. Mrs, Elma Swisher, Mrs. Lloyd Tegarden: brother, Phillip Hillsamer. Mrs. Sabine Butterworth. Survivors: Husband, Gilbert; sons Tank, Lawrence, Butterworth: brothers, F. W., Paul, Walter Fischer; sisters, Mrs. Gustav Kiavner, Mrs. Alvin Smith

VERNON Jean Reed, 4. 5: TN re Mr. and Mrs. Willard Reed; brothers, Willard, Donald; sisters, Mrs. ily Erwin, Misses Marjorie and Beulah Reed.

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TOPEKA—Amos Plank, 85. Survivors: Brothers, Harvey, Samuel; ters Mrs. | Catherine Greenawalt, Mrs. dif: | Lydia Horner, Mrs. Eiizabaih Miller. NC INCEANES, Foil Becher. Urvivo: Mother, Mrs. Paul Hedre S i ‘WASHINGTON—Mrs. ids Survivors: Sons, Fred, Everett, Sibert; duughters, ‘Mrs. Jill Bentz, Mary Yue BE Sthers ite ge Samuel. |

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