Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1942 — Page 7

3 Charles 7s,

Martindale, | Retired Carpenter,

| Stricken at 79. i Charles C. Martindale, retired car-|

penter, whose parents John and Mary Jane Martindale, were pioneer residents of Marion. county, died yesterday at the home of his son, Walter Martindale, 2331 Carrollton

‘ave, after a brief illness. He was

99. Born in Clermont, Mr. Martindale lived in Indianapolis 50 years He served for eight years as supervisor of carpenters of the Indianapolis public schools. He retired from this position 20 years ago. Mr. Martindgle’s parents were among the early settlers in Wayne township, coming here in 1827. A

‘log cabin was their home for many

years. The site was the present home of the Indianapolis SpeedWay. Survivors besides the son are a daughter, Mrs. Gladys Eckel, In-

-dianapolis; two sisters, Mrs, Martha

Martindale, Clermont, and Mrs. Myrtle Culbertson, San Francisco, Cal.; a brother, Urban Martindale, Hobart, and ten grandchildren.

Services will be at 10 a. m. Satur-|

day in the Royster and Askin mortuary and burial will be at Old Union.

|. PENSION MEETING TONIGHT Il. Unit No. 1 of the Indiana Old Age Pension program will meet to-

fight at the English hotel.

‘ Torpedoman Sam Kurtz (cen-

ter) owes his life to Red Cross -

blood plasma. He lost both legs

in the torpedoing of the U. 8. 8.

Kearney and was given 12 plasma transfusions. ; : When the Red Cross was awarded the army-navy “E” flag, Torpecoman Sam Kurtz was on hand to raise the flag over the national headquarters in Washington. Here he is shown, just prior to the raising, congratulating W. I.

Robison, national head of the Red Cross blood donor service. Indianapolis was one of the 18 cities in the nation to send blood donor center representatives io the ceremonies and Mr. Longsworth reported 33,930 donors thus far at Indianapolis. The “E” flag is soon to be raised at the Indianapolis blood donor center.

AUXILIARY TO MEET

The Typographical auxiliary will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the

Longsworth, Indianapolis chapter home of Mrs. William B. Flick, 846

chairman (left) and Dr. G. Canby |N. De Quincey st.

Widow of Shelbyville Civic Leader Long in Poor "Health.

* Mrs. Millie K. Joseph, widow of Julius Joseph, Shelbyville furniture manufacturer and civic leader, died yesterday in her home in the Marott hotel following a long illness. She was 81. ‘Mrs. Joseph came to Indianapolis 12 years ago from Shelbyville. She ‘was a native of Cincinnati, a member of the Plum Street Hebrew congregation of Cincmnati, the Indianapolis Council of Jewish Women and the Indianapolis chapter of the Red Cross.

She was a contributor to the Anna Borinstein home for the Jewish here.

Burial Rites Today

Survivors are two brothers, Morris H. Kahn, retired Indianapolis

-imerchant, and Albert H, Kahn of

Shelbyville, and a sister, Mrs. Louis Roserithaler, Cincinnati. Funeral services will be at 3 p. m. today in the Aaron-Ruben funeral home, 1943 N. Mendian st., with Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht of the [Indianapolis Hebrew congregation officiating. Burial will be in Clifton cemefery, Cincinnati

MRS. JOHN MORGAN IS DEAD HERE AT 53

. Mrs. John J. Morgan, 4841 N. Capitol ave, died yesterday in Methodist hospital after an illness of several weeks. She was 53. Born in Kokomo, - Mrs. Morgan

came to Indianapolis with her par-

ents in 1907. She was a graduate

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junior department of the Sunday school. Survivors are the husband, John J. Morgan; her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth L. Frye; a daughter, Janet; a son, John R., Butler student, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Donald H. Learner, Kokomo, and a brother, Leonard W. Miller, Los Angeles, Cal. Services will be at the Price funeral home at 2 p. m. tomorrow with burial at Crown Hill.

DANIEL KELLY DIES FROM FALL INJURY

Daniel Kelly, 1013 S. Senate ave., died in City hospital last night of a skull fracture received in a fall in front of his home Sunday. He was 65. A native of Indianapolis, Mr. Kelly was employed as an engineer at Stark, Wetzell & Co. He was a member of Si. John’s Catholic church. » Survivors are a son, Patrolman James P. Kelly, Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Albert Taylor, and a brother, John Kelly of Bellefontaine, O.

¢ State Deaths

BICKNELL—Charles B. Grafton, 78. Survivors: Wifé, Elizabeth; son, Glen; da ters, Mrs. Otto, Mrs. Ladson and T'S. Florence Halstead; sister, Mrs. Allen Kilow. BOONVILLE—John O'Loughlin, 81. . DALE—Felix E. Esarey, 91. Survivors: sons, John, Phillip, William and Marion; daughters, Mrs. ude Lilly Jones; bro EDINBURG—Miss | Yanda Hopking, 12. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Hopkins; four sisters and three brothers. EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Cora Lee Langford, 62. Survivors: Husband, Jobs Saugniet,

. Minn! . ry George Brooklocher, 81. Survive Hy ite, Louise; daughter, Mrs. William G. Schroeder.

Miss Mary’ Adela Barty: i vitor: Sisters, r Louise Go x Nyy inh MOUNT VEBNON--Charles Rowe, 68.

NEW HARMONY--A. Clarence 84, Survivors: daughters, Mrs. and Mrs. Bruner Hale; son,

Thomas. OAKLAND CITY--He E. Raibourn, 81. Survivors: Wife; daughter, Mrs. J. PF: Hopkins; son, Ermal Rai Edgar Raibouin; sisters, ford and Mrs. James Donahue.

EE Damion © Berger, 69. PRINCETON~Mrs. Ivy L. h, 53. - vivors: es vy Charles: ‘asugnters, So Hazel Jackson, Mrs. Ruby Giesselman, Victoria and Tex Puan: thers y Fred and Leo; sisters, Mrs Mrs. Pros Johnson, Mrs. Mrs. Hazel Dostal FF Mrs. Al8 Miss Mr garet Weatherly, 71. TELL CITY-—Miss 2am : Dresuns. rt

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