Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1942 — Page 14

EMPLOYEE OF KINGAN'S DEAD

Joseph Raquet, a former employee of Kingan & Co. died yesterday at ‘his home, 1315 Prospect st. 5 He was born near Arcadia Sept. 6, 1872, the son pf Mr. and Mrs. Frederick. Raquet, and had lived ‘here 19 years. Mr. Raquet worked

for Kingan & Co. from 1923 until 1938, when he retired because of

lI health. He was a member of]

the Olive Branch Christian church. “= Survivors include his wife Grace: a daughter, Mrs. Harley Taylor; a ‘brother, Jacob, and two grandchildren.

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E. H. Morton Dies At Home of Son

Derastus Harvey Morton died yesterday at the home of a son, Ernest Morton, 241 E. Minnesota st. He was 81.

years. He was born in Baron county, Kentucky. He was a member of the Bluff Ridge Baptist church, belonged to the Odd Fellow lodge’s Senate encampment, Silk Services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Robert Stirling funeral home. Burial will be in Round Hill, Survivors include two sons, Ernest of Indianapolis and Robert of Pearl, Ark.; two sisters, Mrs. Florence Mayfield, Woodburn, "Ky. and Mrs. Beulah Foster of Hiseville, Ky.; three brothers, Edward, Dallas, Tex. Marshall, Louisville, Ky., and Hayden of Indianapolis; 14 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

GENERAL TRIES SUICIDE - LONDON, Now: 5 (U. P.).—A German general believed to be Franz Halder, high command chief of staff, has attempted suicide, Mos-

cow radio said today.

HANS P. HANSEN

Forest - Lane Home; ‘Veteran Mason.

Hansen, 5846 Forest lane, will be held Saturday afternoon in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Hansen died of a heart ailment yesterday in his home. He was 52. He lived here all his life. He operated a grocery store at East and Lincoln sts. and retired about 15 years ago. He was a mmber of St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran church and Centre Masonic lodge. Survivors include the wife, Louise, co-owner of the Louise-Miller dress shop; a son, Robert S., two sisters, Marie E. and Mrs. Anna’ Marie Hansen and three brothers, Walter and George of Indianapolis and

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Mr. Morton lived here about so. [Retired Grocer, 52, Dies at

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GILBERT MARINE

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: Pioneer ‘Resident Dies ‘Here

At Age 73; Member of Baptist Church.

: A pioneer resident of Indianapolis, ‘George H. Taylor, 2112 N. Delaware st, died yesterday at his home. He was 73. : Funeral services will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, with the Rev. Carleton Atwater, pastor of the

First Baptist, church, officiating. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Taylor was a member of the First Baptist church.

Fannie T. Bryson, and a nephew, Neil C. Estabrook, of Indianapolis.

GOP CHARGES FRAUD “IN KENTUCKY VOTING

Survivors: include a sister, Mrs. |

Thelma Brennan Funeral Today FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Thelma Brennan, 3715 N. Temple’ - ave., who died Monday:at St. Vincent’s hospital, . were to be held at 10 a. m. today in the St. Francis DeSales church, Burial was to be in Holy Cross. Mrs. Brennan was 30 years old. : She was employed at the P. R. Mallory Co. ' Survivors - include two daughters, Stella and Thelma; her fa-' ther and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Pred Stanbro; two brothers, Gordon and Gilbert, and three sisters, Mrs. Eva Bahney, Mrs. Opal Sanburn, Stockwell, Ind., and Mrs. Ruth Wallace, St. Louis, Mo. |

BOY DIES IN FALL ~ FROM AUTOMOBILE

A former resident here, William Reinhardt, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Reinhardt, was injured

fatally Tuesday when he fell from

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& J ; x , IS DEAD } ) Albert R. Clark, a carpenter contractor, died yesterday at his home, 3028 N.. Capitol ave., after a short illness. . He moved here about 35 years ago from Terre Haute, where he was vorn Nov. 25, 1874. He was employed in the repair shops of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad before entering business for himself, He was president for several years of the Indianapolis local, Brotherhood of Railway Car Men of America. He was a member of North Park Christian church and the I. O. O. F. lodge. , - Survivors include his wife, Evah; a daughter, Miss Lella Clark; four sons, Edward, Merrill, Paul and Elmer, and three grandsons, all of

Indianapolis, and a brother, John

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'ALLIE ROBERTSON, LONG ILL, IS DEAD

Mrs. Allie Parker Robertson, 2416 N. New Jersey st., died yesterday at City hospital after a long illness. She was 73. She was the wife of William U. Robertson, : Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs., Robertson was born in Brownsburg, the daughter of John Wesley and Catherine Logan Parker. With her parents, she moved here as a child.

FRANCES LEEVER DIES ON EAST SIDE

A resident of Indianapolis 10 years, Mrs. Frances Leever, wife of Joseph W. Leever, Pennsylvania railroad conductor, died last night at her home, 5209 E. Washington st. She was 52. Funeral services will be held in Vandalia, Ill. The time has not been set. . Besides her husband, she is survived by a brother, Warren Smith of Rockford, Ill, and a sister, Mrs. Neva Pieroni of Salina, O.

7000 AMERICANS LANDED IN EGYPT

CAIRO, Nov. 5 (U. P.).—Seven thousand American reinforcements for the allied North, African offensive were encamped today, losing their sea legs after a tiring, unevenful voyage from - a United States east coast port on a former trans-Atlantic liner. The contingent, including several Negro units and the first American army nurses to arrive in the Middle East, disembarked Sunday night at a Red Sea port. They were headed by Lieut. Col. John E, Baird of Philadelphia, who will assume a post in the command of Maj. Gen. Russell IL, Maxwell, commander of American forces in the Middle East. Ten hours after they had disembarked in a blackout all of the soldiers had reached transit camps.

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"Gilbert Marine, 2444 N. Delaware st., a resident here for 32 years and an employee of Engineering Metal

Products Corp., died yesterday at City hospital after a week’s illness. He was 52. | Services. will be held at 10 2. m. tomorrow at the Moore and Kirk mortuary, 2530 Station st. Burial will be in Washington Park.

He .was a member of Hillside Christian church, Center - lodge of the Masons, Sahara Grotto and the Revelers.

township, Ohio. On April 28, 1910, he was married to Pearl Thompson, who survives.

Other survivors. include a daughter, Mrs. Frances Holt of Ft. Wayne; his father and step-mother, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Marine of Washington Court House, O., and two halfbrothers, Charles and Walter, also of Washington Court House,

State Deaths

EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Lily Page Lewis, 47. Suevivors: Mother, Mrs. Nancy Jane Page; son, Kenneth Maurice; daughter, Janis; sister, Mrs. Charles Atchison; brother, Sylvester Page. Mrs. Clara B. Meese, 65. Survivors: Husband, Samuel F.; daughters, Mrs. Edna Turpin and Mrs. Nellie Martingly; ' son, Charles L. Didelott; sister, Mollie. Theodore Buckholz, 96. Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. Matilda Laubner.

Mrs. Minnie C. Welden, 44. Survivors: Husband, illiam; daughter, Mrs. Dorothea Welden; stepdaughter, Mrs. Eveline Daniel; stepmother, Mrs. Marie

.Mrs. Ethel E. Meyer, 43. Survivors: Husband, Clarence; son, Clarence; mother, Mrs. Mary Pendle; sisters, Mrs. Ernest Clark, and Mrs. Sam Childers; brother, Joseph Cox.

Russell Ours, 40. Survivors: Brothers,

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Conrad Peppham, 71. y dward Johnson;

Tillie; daughter, Mrs. E

Darrel Bennett Schwartz. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack sister, Miss Arlene Schwartz. : Lee Fisher, 71. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Betty Newman and Mrs. Rica Friedman. ® 8 2 FREETOWN—MTrs. Sarah Catherine 82. Survivors: Sons, Gary, Bruce and Emil Reedy; daughters, Mrs. Grace Criss, Mrs. John Noe and Mrs. Calvin Bowman.

HUNTINGBURG—Andrew J. Schneider, 53. Survivors: Wife, Clella; daughters, Mrs. Grace Ehrsam, Mrs. Bertha May Foster, and Anna Rose; sons, Orville and Clarence; brothers, Tony and - Oscar; sisters, Mrs. Anna Leinenbach, -Mrs. Nora Merkley and Mrs. Kate Karlin. > MIDDLETOWN—James - E. Goff. 8urvivor: Son, Earl, NEW ALBANY—Miss Elizabeth Richard, 38. Survivor: Aunt, Mary Richard. POSEYVILLE—MTrs. Lilly Bell Reeves, 63. Survivors: Husband, Elmer; sons, Laurence, Norman and Clarence; daughter, Mrs. Walter McElroy. ROCKPORT—Thomas A. -Jackson, 82. ife, Rosa; sons, Calder, Wayne and Edward; daughter, Mrs. Heber Scammahorn. J SEYMOUR—Burns Railing, 65. Survivors: Wife, Carrie; sons, Capt. J. Max and Sergt. Robert Railing; daughters, Thelma, Mrs. Doris Snow, Mrs. Edwin Wolpert and Mrs. Wallace Pearsey.

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