Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1942 — Page 6
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8t. Vincent's hospital, and was once president of personnel there. Het had his own surgery at St. Vingent’s and also practiced as a staffmember at Methodist hospital. ~ : Student of Inventor
After his graduation from InSana university’s medical school, he married Georgia Baker of Los Angeles in 1911. In 1934 he studied under Dr. Chevalier Jack
‘son of Philadelphia, inventor of 5
ment park, and later the Broad Ripple park swimming pool.
Belonged to Legion Dr. Light was a member of the
the the Indiana State Medical associaSo, rh American Academy of logy and Oph logy, the Indiana Academy Big glegy. gology and Ophthalmology. Active pallbearers will be Dr. R, P. Benham, Dr. A. L. Marshall, Dr, Ralph Lochry, Dr. Ben B. Moore, H. Y. Tinch and Ray Grider. . Mr. Grider and Mr. Tinch served finder Dr. Grider as members of a world war I ambulance company of which he was the commanding
GEORGE V TO BROADCAST NEW YORK, Dgc. 21 (U. P).— The British Broadcasting Corporaflon announced today that King George V would speak to the world by radio at 9 a. m, (Indianapolis time) on Christmas day.
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DIES IN . Y:
Ex-Rector of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Here Was 58 Years Old.
The Rev. : Francis D. McCabe, former rector and state probation officer here, died Friday at his home in New York, where he was chaplain of the New York Episcopal City Mission society. at the city penitentiary. He was 58. Dr. McCabe formerly was rector of St. Matthew's Episcopal church here hore il served as state probation officer during the gubernatorial administration of Paul 'V. McNutt from 1933 to 1937. He came here in 1028. A native .of Philadelphia, he at-
{tended Temple uniyersity and Drew
Theological seminary. ‘He was a
. {member of the Troy, N. Y., Meth-
~ | odist church conference. Survivors include his’ wife, Ida, and a sister, Mrs, Charles H. Ackley of Cambridge.
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"I Simon P. Pitcher
Simon P. Pitcher, 819 Butler ave, died yesterday merning while visiting at the home “of his brother, William B. Pitcher, in Holland, O, was 76. A retired Ttinols Southern railway construction crew. superintendent, Mr. Pitcher had lived here 10 years. He was born in Franklin Jan. 12, 1866. Survivors = are three Brothers, Rufus Pitcher of Indianapolis, R. PF, Pitcher of Greenwood and William E, Pitcher of Holland, O., and five sisters, Mrs. Emma Smith, Mrs, Ardith Moore and Mrs. Nettie Whitinger, all of Indianapolis; Mrs. Hattie Terhune of Franklin® and Mrs. Louise Frazier of Trafalgar. Funeral services will be held at 10. 8. m. Thursday at the Trsey
funeral home, Buria: will be Franklin
FRANCIS M'CABE
Requiem fo Be Tomorrow!
Decorator Spent Entire - Life in City. Funeral services for John J.
Homburg will be held at 8:30 a, m. tomorrow at the home, 405 Leeds ave. A requiem mass will be at] 9's. m. in Holy~Cross Catholic 4church, with burial in Holy Cross
§ | cemetery. Myr, Homburg died Saturday at his home after a year’s illness. He was 75. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, he was an interior decorator for DeHaven & Co. for 35 years, retiring six years ago. He was a member of Holy Cross church. Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Anna Sharkey, Mrs. Nereus Jackson and Mrs. Irene Hagelskamp, and a son, Charles Homburg, all of Indianapolis.
Lawrence C. Powers
Lawrence C. Powers, 1504 N. Penn« sylvania st., -died yesterday morning at Ladoga at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Powers, where he was visiting, He was 33. Por several years Mr. Power? had been employed at the CarmichaelMatters and Co. He was a member of the Ladoga Christian church snd the Modern Woodmen of America lodge. Other survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mary C. Powers; a daughter, Jean Anne Powers, and a sister, Mrs, Raymond Aliver of Buffalo, N, Y. - Funeral services will be held at the Ladoga Christian church at 2 Rd m. tomorrow with burial in La8
Mrs. Edith Gaskil
Mrs. Edith -Gaskill, an Indianapolis, resident for the last 30 years, died after a long illness today at her home, 25 N. Wallace st. She was 69. = A naitve of Jennings county, Mrs. Gaskill belonged to the Emerson Avenue. Baptist church here. Survivors include three sons, Arthur A, Ardis V. and C. Dean Gaskill; three grandchildren, Marjorie Louise, Jack Lee and Robert
and three sisters, Mrs. Cora White, in [Mrs. Elmer Reynolds and Mrs, ‘Mattie Downs, all of North Vernon.
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GEORGE ORFF RITES
Services for George orft, who died Saturday at his ‘home, 1135 Bacon st., after 10 months’ illness, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Friends church at Hadley, Burial will be in Hadley, - Mr. Orff, who was 68, formerly] was janitor of school 72, Bom in Cincinnati, he came here from Hadley in 1920. He was an employee of the Indianapolis Board of Park commissioners before entering the maintenance division of the school | board, where he served 13 yous, Survivors included his wife, Mrs. Hattie May Orfl, six daughters, Mrs. Lucy Lewis, Mrs. Vera Alexander, Miss Dorcas Orff and Mrs. Ruth Jones, all of Indianapolis; Mrs. Lizzie Shane of ‘Lizton and Mrs. Chloe Cox of California; two sons, Claude and Kenneth of Indianapolis; six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren,
Miss Filka Mitchell Puneral services for Miss Filka Mitchell will be conducted by Rabbi Morris M, Feuerlicht af 10 a. m tomorrow at the Aarca-Ruben funeral home. Burial will be in the ‘Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation cemetery, Miss Mitchell, 85 years old, died yesterday morning at her home, 3264 Ruckle st, after a short illness. A native of Passen, Germany, she came to the United States and Indianapoiis in 1926 to live with her late brother and sister, Benno Mitchell and Mrs, Mathilde Feibleman. Survivors ipelude nieces and nephews, Mrs. Mark Gates, Miss Gertrude Feibleman, Isadore Feibleman, Mark Gates Jr., Paula Gates, Charles Efroymson, Lieut. Richard Efroymson, Lieut. Charles B. Feibleman, Mrs. Henry Weil ‘and Jack L. Efroymson, all of Indianapolis; Mrs. Harry B. Smith of Lowell, Miss.; Dr. Herbert F. Sudranski and Mrs. Sidney Speigleman of Kansas City, Mo.
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MONTEREY. ® , Buchanan, 80 vivors: ‘Daughte Yirs, Ethel Reed * | Beulah;
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Harry J. Simpson
Puneral services for Harry J. Simpson were held at 3:30 p. m. yesterday at the Aaron-Ruben fu-| neral home. Rabbi David. S. Shae piro officiated, and burial was in Knessis-Israel cemetery. An Indianapolis resident 50 years, Mr. Simpson died Saturday at Methodist hospital after a year’s illness. He was 74 and lived at 546 8. Nlinois st. He was born in Russia and came here in 1892. For several years he operated a tavern at 546 8. Illinois st. and formerly was funeral director for the Linath-Hazedek society. His wife, Mrs. Mary Simpson, died two months ago. He was a member of Knessis-Israel congregation. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Mary Keller of Los Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Bell Liptschitz of Phila~
nephews.
State Deaths 4
RIA —- Miss Mary © ‘Annetta 20. Survivors: Parents. BLOOMINGTON—Miss Maggie Kerr, I” Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Everett Smith and Mrs, Ernest Patton); brothers, Walter,
Ross and Marion. re. oo A 70. |: ughter sephine; son, brothers, Elbert, Terah, Elliott 93. Seivivess! ‘Wife, iph and
Ermil; daughter, Mrs. Ofle A . rge Tilden ‘Martin, 66. Survivors: Betty; daughter, ‘Marie; brothers, Sam and Silas; sister, Mrs. W. C. Roth, / ALL—Mrs, Vivian Fite, vivor: - Sister, Mrs. Warren Byrne, ELNORA-—Joe M.- Smiley, 74. Survivors: Wife and four, children. ELWOOD—Mrs. Mary A. Hipes, Survivors: Husband, James; son, Paul; brothers, and Mischel Finan}
Kratzer,
Survivors: Claude; d Bo
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Thomas sister, Mrs. Kate
FRANKLIN—Ha. H vivors: Wife May: Daughte
Pangburn, Sars owas 3 Rob A, VanArsdall and Mrs, brook.
GREENTOWN-—-Mrs,
Letitia, Phyllis mother, Mrs. Minnie Irene McKinsey, Mrs. Inex Lyons.
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vivors: Wife, one son,
Frances Meier, 0. _Survjvors: ‘Holling sevorts, 2 Tp Mo Wright; ES EnleTarY Mar yes; grandsons, Robert and Donald LAPEL—Mrs. Emma Critser, LOGANSPORT—Mrs. Anna Weiss,
Survivors: Sons, Leo, Charles thony.
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Tilia Paul and Harold G.; por Mrs. 8S. O. Nelson; Walter, ‘Mortimor: and W. P.
MUNCIE—Wililam Yeager, . Survivors: Wifé, two sons and Ly _grapa> children. i NEW W CASTLE—Mis: ‘Catherine Ca s Survivor: Daughter; Mrs. Hazel Hazel Snider, PETERSBURG—Harley 8. ‘Meadors, 47. Mrs Mitchel E. Myer, Mrs. Zola Adams. : Husband, Lawrelioe; daughiet, Nina Grove; stepr
dame sisters, Mr re Sis. Sp
ppt Chenoweth, 68.
Dus, Now © Wallace: d Eelarn. : SEYMOUR—MTrs. Viola GC. Susvivors: fos foster er daugltier, Mis
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‘died today at a nursing Tog Mrs. Mullany had lived here five years and was s member of St. | Catherine's Catholic church, - She was born at Stevens Point, Wis. on Jan. 13, 1914. - Survivors are her husband, John J. Mullany; a week-old son, John
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