Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1942 — Page 12

NY RAIL SABOTAGE : E ALLVILLE, Ind, Nov. 18 P.).—Officials of the New York ‘railroad said today that an chain, found across one of . rails of the main line tracks , had fallen from a passi™ ht © train and they discounted theory that the chain had been -on the tracks for sabotage

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VETERAN RAIL

OFFICIAL DEAD

Louis G. Russell Was Pennsylvania Agent At Louisville.

Louis G. Russell, district passenger’ agent: for the Pennsylvania railroad in Louisville, Ky., died there yesterday after an illness of several months. ; Mr, Russell became gvidely known here during his 40 years of service with the railroad in Louisville. He

attended numerous traffic meetings|: here and handled Kentucky Derby|:

business. A native of New Albany, Mr. Russell was employed by the railroad in Louisville in 1902. In 1907 he was appointed assistant ticket agent and became city passenger agent in 1911, He held the position of district passenger agent since 1927. Survivors are the widow; a son, Louis G. Russell Jr, an army liegtenant in Georgia, and two daughters, Miss Eileen Russell and Miss

Madelyn Russell, both of Louisville

LAUDS U. S. TROOPS WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 (U. P.).— William Slater, Australian ministerdesignate to Moscow, here on his way to Russia, has praised the behavior of American troops in his country and said their “deportment, bearing and . character has - been everywhere most favorably commented upon.”

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A PHOTOGRAPH of two-year old Nancy Lou Snider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Snider, 1315 Hoefgen st., has been awarded locally in the Children’s Na‘tional Photograph Contest sponsored by the National Association of Department Store. studios.

Nancy Lou’s picture was submitted ‘through the studio of the Wm. H. Block Co. Nancy Lou was presented with a $25 war bond by Miss Dorothy McGuire, actress at English theater, in“ceremonies at the Block studio yesterday.

MAUDE B. HOLMAN, HERE 33 YEARS, DIES

Funeral services for Mrs. Maude B. Holman, 1001 College ave., will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill chapel with burial in Crown Hill, Mrs. Holman, a resident of Indianapolis 33 years, -died yesterday at her home after an illness of several months. She was employed at the Bobbs-Merrill Co. 15 years. ‘Born at Big Rapids, Mich., Feb. 8, 1886, Mrs. Holman formerly resided in Rushville and Marion. Survivors are her husband, Jesse F., of Dayton, O.; a daughter, Mrs. Robert H. Baron of Indianapolis, and her mother, Mrs. Mary L. Bratton of Cincinnati.

Mrs. Frank Egan

Rites Tomorrow

MRS. FRANK ‘EGAN died last’ night at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Helen Galloway, 630 East Drive, Woodruff Place, after a year’s illness. She was 82, A resident of Indianapolis 32 years, Mrs. Egan was a native of Saybrook, O. Her husband died 10 years ago. Survivors besides the daughter are a son, Verne W. Shear of Akron, O., and three grandchildren. : Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel. Cremation will follow.

MRS. DITHMER RITES WILL BE TOMORROW

Private funeral services for Mrs. Betty Dithmer will be held at 3:30 p. m. tomérrow at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with burial in @rown Hill Mrs. Dithmer, the wife of Henry L. Dithmer Jr., died yesterday at their home, "706 E. 71st st. ~ She was 38. ! Born' in Philadelphia, Mrs. Dithmer had lived in Indianapolis most of her life. She was a graduate of Shortridge high school and Butler university where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. She was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal church. Survivors, besides her . husband, are three children, Marjory, Betty Lou and Henry L. III; her mother, Mrs. Chauncey Buck, and ‘a sister, Mrs. Anne ‘Atkinson, ‘all of Indianapolis.

SQUIRREL ATTACKS FROM FIREPLACE

Mrs. J. A. Nichols, 4303 N. Capitol ave, heard a noise in the fireplace

last night in her home and upon|

investigation, .a squirrel lunged at her. She grabbed a wire screen and slapped it over the gr ing the animal. She "called police and when Patrolman Freeman Smock attempted to liberate the squirrel, it went up the chimney and escaped over the roof.

ROOMER FATALLY

Washington st., died at City hospital last night of injuries he. received when he fell down a stairway at his home last Tuesday.

- the rooming house where Mr. Conn-

had any relatives.

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Thomas Pare. | Is Dead at 55

THOMAS C. PERINE, a native of Indianapolis, died yesterday at his home, 7620 Central ave., after a brief illness. He was 55. Mr. Perine was a Christian Science practitioner and teacher and a member of the Fifth Church of

Christ, Scientist. . He was a graduate -of Manual - Training high school. : Survivors are the widow, Mrs, Lydia E. Perine; two brothers, Robert T. Perine and Oscar B. Perine, and ' his mother, Mrs. Mary E. Perine, all” of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m: Saturday at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary.

HUNGARY TO CALL JEWS By UNITED PRESS The Hungarian’ government soon will call-up all ‘Jews between 'the ages of 18 and 21 for compulsory labor, and all Jews in Norway must register with authorities under-.a niew law, the German Transocean agency said today.

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BOONVILLE-Mrs. aS aroline An ‘Ann Both 73. Survivors: Gar n,. Mrs. Now oathit od Rulds | siste Mrs, ‘Anns Ared, Mrs. Emma Hesse, ‘Mfs. Mathilda Hamilton and Lena Kirsch; brother, William Kirsch.

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ELKHART—August F. Johnson, 76. Sur‘vivors:” Threé sons. Alexander Parker, 19,

SVILLE—Alex Neumann. rvivors: sony ohn, Joseph, ‘Charles, y Sure “Wil- = Berhara; sister, Mrs. Anna Jerniay; 3 Mrs.

er Marie" Shad 8 Bertelsen, 67. survivor: Husband, George. i

ong, O85 = Thomas Jefferson" 8 ; Martha Caroline ' Lash, "85.

. MTS, FORTVILLE — Wilson C. Huser ‘vivors: ‘Sons; Millard and William: ~ Mrs. Clara Arnett, 74. Survivors: - Sons, Hale, Elils and Dean. :

t GREENCASTLE- Sherman B. Nelson, 4. ‘Survivors: Wife, daughter, sister and two

brothers. rs. Lawrence Busby. “69. Survivors: Husband, Lawrence; per, Claude Young,

GREENSBORO — Mrs, Mary Ewing, 75. Survivors: Sons, Guy, Rue, Worth and Max; sisters, Mrs. Emma Eckelberry, Mrs. Lizzie and Mrs. aS Tice.

HOMER—Dr. E. Barnett, vivors: Wife, He daughters Arthur LAGRANGE— Mrs. 29.. Survivors: daughters, son, and" a sister.

LAWRENCEBURG—Orlie Jato, 49. Survivors; Two daught

MARION—Ora ES hel, 63. Survivors: Wife and daughter. TINSVILLE—Randolph Gilpin. Hast ings, 30." Survivors: Wife, two children and ‘six: sisters. oHoLNE VERNON—William Robert Pat-

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SHELB — Mrs, Smith, . 66. Survivors: |

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