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

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- Mis. Emma J. Wilson, a resident of Indianapolis for 52 years, died Saturday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles P. MaVey, 438 N. Keystone ave, | after a week’s illness. She was 79. ule Mi, Wilson was born March 12, : 1863, in Ohio county. She was a mem ber of the East Park Meihodist church. ; Be: des Mrs. McVey, survivors "Include another sister, Mrs. ~ Geor:e W. Pearcy, and a brother, J. PF. Kijttle, both. of Indianapolis, and ‘ve grandchildren.

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months’ illness. He was 88. Ontario, Canada, Mr. Spafford came to Indianapolis in 1878. In partnership with W. L. Canfield, he started the first grocery store in Haughville in 1881, and established the first Haughville post office in the store. He served as postmaster.

Held County Post From 1888 to 1900 he was an agent of the Indianapolis Gas Co. and when School 52 was constructed, he was its first commissioner, He was elected county commissioner in 1900 and served two terms. Mr. Spafford retired as a grocer in 1928. A past master of Capitol City lodge, he was a member of the West Michigan Methodist church and Arion lodge 254, Knights of Pythias. His wife, Mrs. Mary F. Spafford, is the only immediate survivor.

W. R. C. 4 TO SEW Members of the Maj. Robert Anderson W. R. C. No. 44 will sew

The Rev, Ralph R. Cross, pastor of the West Michigan Methodist church, was to conduct funeral services for Thomas E. Spafford today at Mr. Spafford’s home, 960 King ave. Members of Capitol City lodge 312, F. and A. M. will assist and

Mr. Spafford, a retired grocer who | was active in local and county public affairs for many years, died Friday night at his home after a two

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The Rev. F. Marion Smith, pastor of the Central Avenue Methodist church, will conduct services at 11 a. m. tomorrow for Mrs. Elnora Green. Trone, Marott hotel, who died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank C. Severns '| of Williams Creek. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

Mrs, Trone, who was 78, had been

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MUNCIE, Ind. Dec. 7.—Raymond J. McCabe, vice president and sales

manager of the Indiana Steel & Wire Co. here, died yesterday at his

Mr. McCabe was widely known as a sales executive in the public utilities field. He was a member of the

Funeral services for Mrs. Anne Lichtman, 939 Unijon st, who died yesterday in the Methodist hospital, will be held at 3 p. m. today in the Aaron-Ruben funeral home. Rabbi David Shapiro will officiate. Burial will be in the Azras Achaim

A native of Russia, Mrs. Lichtman had been a resident of Indian-

Survivors are her husband, Sam; Sam

ill for a year. The widow of Peter B. Trone, who died several years ago, Mrs. Trone was a native of Traders Point and a daughter of John B. and Zerelda Green. She was a member of the Methodist church and past honorary president of the auxiliary of Bruce P. Robison Post No. 133, American Legion. Besides Mrs, Severns, survivors include a son, Donald G. Trone, and a grandson, Peter D. Trone, both of Indianapolis.

William E. Naugle

Funeral services for William E. Naugle, former resident of Indianapolis, who died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John S. Taylor, in Largo, Fla., will be held at 11 a. m. Wednesday in the Forest Hill cemetery chapel at Greencastle, Burial will be in the Forest Hill cemetery. A native of Ellettsville, Mr. Naugle had worked for several Indianapolis newspapers. He edited newspapers in Lintoo and Shelbyville and once was a linotype operator for the old Indianapolis Sentinel. He was 81. His son, Earl E. Nagle, managing

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editor of a Sarasota, Fla, newspaper, died two weeks ago. Besides Mrs. Taylor survivors include four nieces, Mrs. Harry B. McKee, Mrs. Ernest N. Gimble, Mrs. Guy F. Boyd and Mrs. Harold Woody, all of Indianapolis, ati four grandchildren living in Largo.

Letha Miller Byrd

Funeral services for Mrs. Letha Miller Byrd will be conducted by the Rev. Virgil D. Ragan, pastor of the Fairview Presbyterian church, at 11 a. m. Wednesday at the Flanned and Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. ' Mrs. Byrd, a former resident of Indianapolis died Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lena Byrd Scofield, in Los Angeles, after a two weeks’ illness. She was the widow of George A. Byrd and 87 years old. Survivors, besides the daughter, are a twin sister, Mrs. James Schackelford of Anderson; three grandsons and three great-grand-children.

Lena P. Elder

Services for Mrs. Lena P. Elder, wife of Charles E. Elder, who died Saturday at her home, 5143 E. Washington st., after a long illness, will be held at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the Moore & Kirk Irvington mortuary, 5343 E. Washington st. Burial will follow in Oak Hill cemetery. Born March 14, 1875, at Labanon, Mrs. Elder came to Indianapolis in 1922. She was a member of the Lebanon Methodist church. Survivors, besides her husband, include a son, Donald Elder of Buckley field, Colo.; a daughter, Mrs. Genevieve Bissia of Chicago; a sister, Mrs. Lou Barber of Indianapolis; two grandchildren, Shirley Jean Elder and Sharon Elder, both of Indianapolis, and several halfbrothers and half-sisters living in Lebanon.

Morgan F. Watkins

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Watkins will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the C. M, C. Willis & Son mortuary. The Rev, Simon P. Jenkins, pastor of Simpson Methodist church, will officiate. Mr. Watkins, an employee of the Baldwin-Miller Jewelry Co. for 34 years, died Thursday at his home, 464 Agnes st. He was 60. The widow, Mrs. Clara: Watkins, survives.

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Mrs. Hattie M. Kendall died Saturday of a heart attack at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. R! Benjamin, 4329 Park ave. She was 75. Mrs. Kendall, who lived in Ft. Wayne, had come to Indianapolis to attend the wedding of her grandson, Charles Benjamin, on Thanksgiving day and had been visiting at the Benjamin home since then. A native of Tippecanoe county, she lived in Bloomington, Ill., after her marriage to Alonzo Kendall. She had been a resident of Ft. Wayne for the past 32 years and was & member of .the Munson Chapel church near Roanoke. Besides Mrs. Benjamin, her survivors are three sons, Thomas K. and Roy, both of Ft. Wayne, and Arthur of Denver.

Margaret Ann Wells Mrs. Margaret Ann Wells, an Indianapolis resident 25 years, died Saturday at 3233 N. Meridian st., where she had been employed. She

ginia. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Doris Hobbs of Indianapolis; her father, Alexander Dawson of Maryland; five sisters, Mrs. Doris Roocme of Indianapolis, Mrs. Grace Kelly and Mrs. Rosalie Belvin, both of New York, Mrs. Louise Leichliter and Mrs. Ada Spiker of Maryland, and three brothers, Raymond Dawson of the U. S. army, Edward Dawson of West Virginia and William Dawson of Maryland. Funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. R. M. Dodrill, pastor of the Broadway Baptist church, at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park.

Mrs. Carrie Moos Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Moos, who died last night at her home, 264 S. Arlington ave. after a long illness, will be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday at the Phillippi funeral home in Zionsville. Burial will be in Little Eagle cemetery near Zionsville. Mrs. Moos, who was 78, was the widow of Peter F. Moos Sr. whom she married in 1884. Born in Zionsville, Mrs. Moos was the daughter of William R. and Amanda Morgan Rosentihl. A resident of Indianapolis for 14 years, she was a member of the Downey Avenue Christian church. . Survivors include four sons, Peter M. Moos and August J. Moos of New Augusta; Wilhelm J. Moos of Zionsville and Carl A. Moos of McCordsville; four daughters, Mrs. Emma Hornaday, Mrs. Vaughn Stulz of Zionsville, Mrs. Harry Overholzer of New Augusta and Mrs. Marie Hadley of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Anna ‘Hoffman of Denver; a brother, William Robert

Rosenstihl of Indianapolis; 14 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Dr. Harold Littell Times Special

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Dec. 6.— Dr. Harold Littlell, a member of the research division of the Indiana uni-

night after a year’s illness. He was 60. A native of Indiana, Dr. Littell was connected with the Logansport public schools for 17 years. He joined the university faculty three years ago after serving for six years as research director for Rand-Mc-Nally & Co. in Chicago and Nashville, Tenn.

Deaths in Indianc

EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Matilda Heitzman, 68. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Joseph G. Lex and rs. Hoefling; sister, Mrs, Katherine Hichavat. Charles (Clyde) Oven, 54. Survivors: Son, Charles; wife, Nellie; daughters, Reba and Wilma; brothers, Edward, Lawrence, jue and Frank; sister, Mrs.

ry Coop atic “Bridenhager,

84. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ed. Gerken, Mrs, Joe Skelton and Mrs. Charles Weliman.

Adam Frank Hunsinger, 39. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hunsinger; sisters, Mrs. Walter Tooch, Mrs. Cleo Kleeks and Mrs. Charles E. Mofiberger; brothers,” Emil and J. D. . Mrs. Blanche Goodcase, 71. Survivors: Hush and, Edward; ; daughter, Gwendplyn; brother, Clete Burgess; sisters, Ss. Florence Ruschmeier, Mrs. Minnie Fitz. gerald and Mrs. Guy Keifer, " GREENSBURG—Mel Carter, 67. Survivor: Wife. ; HUNTINGBURG—Dr, H. C. Knapp, 175. Survivors: Wife, Belle; foster-daughter, Alice; brothers, Dr. A. R., Dr. George and John. LAPEL--Mrs,

Elizabeth Sylvester, 86.

Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Eva Stotlemyer, Mrs. Freelove Simmerman and Mrs. Carrie Huffman; sister, Miss Vasti Castor; brother, George Castor.

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LEBANON—MTrs, Orilla May Shoemaker, 69. Survivors: Sons, Clark, Fred, Dessie, Russell and Chester; daughters, Mrs. Pearl Cox, Mrs. Dovie Sutphin, Mrs. Mary Mercer, Mrs. Ruthie Mae Cline, Mrs. Fairie Basey; brother, N. N. Kincaid; sisters, Mrs. Ethel Casey, Mrs. Carrié Ottinger and Mrs. Oval Parr. MARTINSVILLE—Hiram Edward wiggins, 84. Survivors: Amanda; daughters, Mrs. Hormell and Helen; son, Don; step-son, I. M, MecFarland. James Frederick. Rowland, 42. Survivors: Wife; sons, Col. James and Robert; parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Rowland; brother, Gilbert; sister, Mrs. Alice Staley. NEW ALBANY—Mrs. Mary Hutsler, 70. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Amanda Ingtam and Mrs. Sarah SNP; half-sister, Miss Besse yan Mete: Wright, 55. Survivors: DaughPog LY ‘Rhuhama Jones; brothers, Milton and ; sisters, Mrs. Leoda Mrs, Minnie Hilton, Mrs. Lucille Hansen, Mabel Oberg and Mrs. Dorothy Mitchell. PETERSBURG—William R. Nolan, 69. Survivors: Wife and seven children. PRINCETON—Miss Ethel Lenore Kohlmeyer, 47. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Herman Graper and Mrs. Howard Auburn; brothers, Henry, John,

Mrs, Edith Hayes and Mrs. : voter, Dr. Thom Li ather, E. . Cauble, ue Mi Emma M. Cassady. Survivors: Sisters, Nelle and Mrs. Elizabeth Caldwell. : SUMMITVILLE— William Wheeler, 78. Survivors: Son, Cleo; sisters, Mrs, Emma Bates and Mrs, Anice Bell.

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4 p. m, yesterday at the Conkle funeral home. The Rev. Basil

Christian church, officiated. Burial was to be today in Madison.

of her daughter, Maners, at Danville.. She was 34. She was an active member of Corinthian chapter, O. E. S., Myrtle Rebekah lodge, the West Park Christian church and the Golden Link class of its Sunday scheol. Survivors, besides the daughter, are her husband, Jacob C. Layton of Danville; another daughter, Mrs. Mabel Schwartz of Indianapolis; three sons, J. A. Layton of Indianapolis, Louis Layton of Madison and George W. Layton of Chicago; ‘a cousin, Mrs. Nettie Keyle; five granddaughters, eight grandsons and 10 great-grandchildren,

Mrs: Gertrude Hill

Mrs. Gertrude B, Hill, 2320 N. Capitol ave., died Saturday at her home after a short illness. Mrs. Hill was president emeritus of the Women’s Mite Missionaries of Indiana. She served 28 years as president of the group and retired five years ago. She was a member and trustee of the Greater Bethel A. M. E. church and a past grand matron of the O. E, S. Survivors are a sister of Chicago and a brother in California. Funeral services will be at 1 p. m. Wednesday at the church,

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Mrs. Layton, a resident of West}. Indianapolis more than 37 years,| died Saturday morning at the home|’ Mrs, Harriett].

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rothy Hoffman, - Wehlerman and Gilbert Wehlerman of Indianapolis, Mrs. Martha Kamm of St. Louis, Mo., and E. Scott Jackson: Jr. of Buffalo, N. Y,

RITES TODAY FOR MRS.-CORA WATTS

Services for Mrs. Cora Watts, who died Saturday at her ‘home, 1119 Eugene st., after an illness of several years, will be held at 2 p. m. today in the Wald funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. : Born in Boone county, Mrs. Waits had lived in Indianapolis since 1896. She was 73 and a member of the Seventh Christian church and of Chapter F, P. E. O. Sisterhood. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Lola Clare Resener of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. A. Hugh Johnson of Indianapolis and Mrs. J. E. Stultz of Minneapolis, and a grandson, Baird Resener of Indian-

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anapolis. for more’ 8 died Friday night at his home; 358 8. Audubon rd., ufier] | long ines. He was 81. He was a former n ht watchman Co. and: a member of the Irvington Methodist church and the I. O. O. F. He Was born in Monroe. His wife, Alice, died nine years ago. Survivors are a dau hier, Mrs, Bessie Biddle; a son, rt, hoth of Indianapolis; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

The Rev. Alvin E. Kerst

Services for the Rev. Alvin R, Kerst, former pastor of the Westbrook church of the Nazarent, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the First Church of the Nazarene, State and Washington sts. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery. : Phe Rev. Kerst died Thursday at his home in Meadsville, Pa., after an illness of two years. He wan pastor of the Westbrook Nazarene church for several years about 18 years ago. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Emma Kerst; a son, LeRoy Kerst of Ine dianapolis; four sisters, Mrs. Mabel

Smith, Mrs. Mary Dice and Miss ‘Pearl Kerst, all of Indianapolis, and

Mrs. Grace Paschal of Ft. Wayne, and two brothers, Fred Kerst of Barberton, O., and Clarence’ Kerst of Illinois.

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