Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1942 — Page 7
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sEuneral to Be Held at 2 P. ‘M. Tomorrow for De-
. Pauw Dean Emeritus.
Times Special Fr GREENCASTLE, Ind, Dec. 22— Puneral services for Dr. William Martin Blanchard, dean emeritus of DePauw university and professor of chemistry since 1901, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Gobin Mémorial Methodist church. He died yesterday at the age of 68 in the Putnam county hospital as a result of a stroke on Nov. 7. Under his direction the DePauw chemistry department was ranked sixth in the nation by the American Association of Medical Schools for . pre-medical training. Once Liberal Arts Dean
A recent survey disclosed that 90 per cent of the chemistry majors who studied under Dr. Blanchard before his retirement last year were still working in the field as chemists, teachers or research specialists. Dr. Blanchard also served the ‘university in other important caties. As dean of the college of 1 arts for 14 years he was re‘sponsible for the standard of inLgtruction maintained at DePauw. As director of admissions he was responsible for the caliber of students accepted. He also served for 35 years on the DePauw athletic committee, for 21 years as its chairman and for many years as secretary of the Injiiana college conference.
a Kept Athletics Clean
His ambition in athletics was that every school should maintain the same standards in physical education as in every other department; his influence did much to keep athletics in the smaller col“leges of Indiana “clean.” An active member of the Gobin church, he was Sunday school superintendent for 36 years and was a delegate to the general conferences of Methodism in 1920 and A native of Herford, N. C., Dr. Blanchard attended Randolph ~ Macon college and earned his Ph. D. at Johns Hopkins university in 1900. He immediately came to Indiana as an instructor at Rose Poly. _ technic institute. The following year he came to DePauw, one of the few teachers ‘to join the DePauw iaeuley as a full professor.
Wife Is Survivor
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Vera Worth Blanchard, former university Tegistrar; a son, William G. Blanchard, and three brothers and thres sisters. : The family has requested that flowers be omitted at the funeral tomorrow, which will be in charge of the Rev. John Tennant, Gobin church pastor. Dr. Clyde E. Wild‘man, DePauw president, .and Dr. Edward R. Bartlett, Dr. Blanchard’s successor as dean, will pay tributes.
FALL RESULTS IN DEATH OF WOMAN
Complications resulting from inJuries received in a fall on the ice Dec. 12 caused the death of Mrs. Alma Moore, 29, of 5168 N. Keystone ave. at City hospital last night. + Mrs. Moore received a fractured leg in the fall. Her death was the first fatality from falls on the ice here this season.
JOHN R. WILLIAMS FUNERAL THURSDAY
John Robert Williams died yes-
st. He was 47. Serviees will be at 2 p. m. Thursday at the Usher funeral home. Burial will be in Washington Park. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, and two brothers, Charles Williams and Wayne Williams, all of Indianapolis: °
terday at his home, 3314 W, 16th].
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i BONDS STAMPS SERVICES TOMORROW FOR PAUL C. MAJORS
Funeral services for Paul .C. Majors, Indianapolis attorney and Democratic party-worker who died Sunday , after an illness of two months, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at his home, 1126 Southeastern ave. Burial will’ follow in Crown Hill. Mr. Major was 46.’ Born in Paulding, O., he came-to Indianapolis with his parents in his early childhood. ‘He attended Indiana university, was graduated from the Benjamin Harrison law school, and was an organizer of the Marion County Young Democrats clu ! A m 1936 to 1939, ‘he lived in Tucson, Ariz. A member of Sigma Delta Kappa law fraternity, he also was a past master of Monument Lodge F. and A. M.,, and while in Tucson, belonged to the Elks lodge there. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Elsa Smelcer Majors; his' father, Thomas Majors, and| a brother, Winifred C. Majors, all of Indianapolis.
CHICAGO GOP NAMES FAHERTY CHICAGO, Dec. 22 (U. P)— Cook county Republican leaders announced last night that Roger M. Faherty would be the G. O. PJs choice in the party’s mayoral primary election Fel. 23.
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SET TOMORROW
Services Evangelist Will Be Held at Own Tabernacle.
Friends and admirers, businessmen and church workers extended their pathy to the family of E. Howard Cadle, local evangelist of nation-wide fame who died Sunday, through telephone calls and telegrams. | . Active pallbearers at the funeral at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Cadle tabernacle, which was founded and promoted by Mr. Cadle, will be tabernacle ushers. They are C. J. Sanders, H. W. Smith, Dr. M. C. Lyons, E. H. Schroeder, Fred Cravens and Walter Canter. | Honorary Bearers Named Honorary pallbearers will include William H. Remy, John Lloyd, Capt. Walter Eckert of the Indiana state police, Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church; Dr. Thomas J. Beasley, Dr. Paul Van Allen, Dr. D. S. Goble, Harry Sussman, Judge Curtis Roll and John Frenzel, all of Indianapolis. Others will be Dr. E. J. Bulgin of Long Beach, Cal; Homer Rodeheaver of Winona Lake; William Cheek of Miami, Fla.; A. M. Jchnson of Death Valley, Cal., and Dr. M. G. Stanley, Cincinnati.
Associate to Officiate
Officials of the Crosley Corp., owners of radio station WLW which broadcast Mr. Cadle’s = sermons daily for 10 years, will also be honorary pallbearers. They are Lewis Crosley, James .D. Shouse, R. G. Dunville and George C. Biggar. Dr. B. R. Lakin, associate pastor of Cadle tabernacle, and Bishop Henry H. Fout of the northwestern
GIVE JEWELRY
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" Rites Tomorrow.
Services. for Miss Harriet M. Norton who died Sunday at her home, 3527 Guilford ave., will be at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Vandivere mortuary, Franklin. Burial will be in the Greenlawn cemetery there. Miss Norton, who was 64, was proprietress of the Norton: Corset shop in the Kahn building until she retired last year. ' She belonged to the Northwood Chris- : tian church. ~Survivors include three brothers, James T. of Franklin, John R. of Long Beach (Cal) and William H. of Mishawaka, and five. sisters, Mrs. B. R. Wheeler of Franklin, Mrs. Thomas D’Autrech of Miami, Mrs. Dale Durbin of Columbus, Mrs. Guy Brewer of Frankfort and Mrs, Horace Freas . of Indianapolis.
THOMAS EGGLETON’S SERVICES TOMORROW
Services for Thomas L. Eggleton, who died Sunday of a heart attack, will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel. Buaial will be in Washingfon Park. Mr. Eggleton lived at 4820 E, 13th st., and was 69. Born in Scott Depot, W. Va., he came here in 1907 and had been a huckster. He was a member of the Broadway Baptist church. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Reinhardt and Mrs. Esther Gabbert, both -of Indianapolis; a son, Earl T. Eggleton of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. George Tomppert of Louisville, and a brother, Samuel Eggleton of Louisville.
district, United Brethren church, will conduct the funeral services. Burial will be in Kays Chapel ceme-
DIES IN MIAMI :
Eugene B. Chappel Retired In September; Funeral Here Thursday.
Services for Eugene Brooks Chappell, an Indianapolis printer for 25| Jaueh: years, who died Sunday in Miami, | Marga will be at 2:30 p. m. Thursday here in the Tyner mortuary. Burial will in Crown Hill. From 1938 until last September, when he retired because of his health to go to Florida, he was a
fhand compositor for the Indian-
apolis Star. He belonged to Local No. 1, International Typographical union, and was a delegate to the
1922 international gonvention in At-| wa
lanta. Mr. Chappell was 52. Founded Masonic Unit
He was a founder of Brookside] }\’s
lodge No. 76, P. & A, M.,, and before the lodge received its formal dispensation was worshipful master. A native of Algiers, Pike county, he was an Indianapolis resident for 30 years. He was a member of the East © Tenth Street. Methodist church. Survivors are two sons, Russell E,, yeoman third class at the naval air base at Jacksonville, Fla., and Ralph S. of Indianapolis; a brother, Freeman, of Orlando, Okla.; a halfbrother, Dr. Ralph S. Chappell of Indianapolis; a sister, Miss Lena Chappell of Detroit, and a niece, Mrs, O. T. Weasner of Tampa, Fla.
ANTHROPOLOGIST BOAS DEAD. NEW YORK, Dec. 22 (U. P.).— Dr, Franz Boas; 84, professor emeritus of anthropology at Columbia university and an international authority on the study of man’s inheritance, died yesterday of a heart
tery in Fredericksburg, Ind.
arya. Nannie Pike, 70. BROWNSTOWN—Mrs, Ida Mae Aliri: a : Georgs Ra 2h een, Cecil EH ar Ting l : H Gr Mrs. Sy S. od and Mrs. d Hashm
an; brotnor, Henry Lesley. CANNELTON—Nicholas Merta, 83. ari Lo, Richard and Nicholas Jr} Ta: os is Engelbrecht; sisic:s, airs” Einiganda wissman, Marian, Mes, | ppert and
Mrs, Sophia Lol SS NTED. red H, Jessup, 55. Survivo Wife, Ina; son, John; mo her, Mrs. Geoye gia Jessup; sister, Mrs. Mary Cauble,
EDERFIELD. James ter, 75.
Ne| phows, Lloyd, George i: Breeding, 84. Survivors: Henty. Clarence and Albert; brotha, | Char {
ENGLISH—Mrs. Emma Mills Hanger, Survivor: Husband, William EVANSVILLE—Mrs, Frances Schenk, 18 Survivors: Husband, George; Mrs. Edward Weinzapfel, 1 annemuehler, Mrs.” Joseph Sammet an Mrs. pin Niemeier; sons, Frank, Edward,
and Elois; brothers, Peter, Joseph, | Marx. }
Henry and George Mrs. Lydia Eugenia Sallee, 20 vivors: Husban d, Clifford; son, ey ; parents, Mr, and Mrs, Walter Or om; Lt Raplisel; sisters, Goben and Misses Geretta and Hal Odom,
Mrs. ‘Nannie Louise Vaughn, 63. vivors: Sons, Orville, Clay gnd Atho daughters, Mrs, .Earl Vaughn, Mrs. Robe: McClure, Mrs. Aubrey Murphy and Miss Vaughn; sister, Mrs. Laura Cullen Mrs. Grace Roof Tomes, 67. Survivors Husband, - ey daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Gates and Mrs. Edith Avra; ster daughter, 42 Mary Ann Burkes: step sons, Joseph and Charles Tomes.
Mrs. Matiica Steineker, 84; Survivors: |
Nieces and nephews. Mrs. Kath ne Knapps, 79. Survivors : Sister, Mrs, Mary Marlin; brother, John Funk; nieces and nephews, HAZELTON—Mrs. Enima Einmd, Survivors: Sons, Sterling, Har Richard; dau hters, Mrs. Mabe RY ri and Mrs. Ruth Smith.’ KO MO—John D. Hammer, 73. vivors: Wife, Fannie; daughters, John Frey, Mrs. Ben H. Sutton, Charles Foust and Mrs, sons, Jesse, William Mrs. Anna Frances Meier, 90. Survivor Daughters, Mrs. Minnie Ingel, Mrs. El & Mc! Korkhill, M Mrs. Elizabeth Waggoner and Mrs.. Mary Si ; sons, Henry, Evere i and Edward. MARKLE—Mrs. Sarah A. Haflich, 8-5. Survivors: Sons, Jacob, Clifford, Dr, C. ! and Fred; daughter, Mfs, Cressie Cale: brother, Pearl Lesh: sisters, Mrs, Mziy Summers and Mrs. Ta: rt.
attack.
NEW CASTLE—Wanda May Price,
8. Willia am
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PETERSBURG-.Samyiol Survivors: Wife, Maude, and two children.
Sher Grubb, Mrs. Russell Jenn | Grubb, ings and Mrs Julius, Oliver, Dots mit roth Julius Ro Ronald and James: daughters, Mrs,
11 ite, Doro aren - aT thy; p: ts, Mr. and Mrs. Har
- ver sister, Margorie; halfa sister. Barbara.
| Survivors: Wife, {Charles Eads and several
Mathis, 58. Survivo: pd Fred, gon, | Charles Nobbe; sister,
! survivors:
Louls and Cha ‘Edmund; half-sister, Mrs. 86. Sur-
Addie McFarland. W. TON] and Herne
ASHING Lee W vivors: Sion, Gerald; brothers, Oscar; sisters, Mrs, Charlotte Mrs. Sarah man, Mrs. Anna don and Jane Mrs. Mice Conpie, 56. Survivors: Huse hang 2 iD B ish, 71. gy Huse S. Ann u VOrs: = band, Isaacs; son, Rev. Charles; Sough, ter, Edith Sanders; brothers, E. y d Wilton So sister, Stella glover i ary ith, 60 Survivors
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GENERAL DIES IN CRASH
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, Dec. 22 (U. P.).—An official ane nouncement said today that Gen. Dan Pienaar, commander of South African forces in the Libyan came paign, and 11 of his officers were Rilled Saturday when an American Lockheed Lodestar transport plane crashed in Kavirondo gue, Lake Victoria.
Gulledge, 72. PRINCETON—Walter White, 51. SurvivWife, aster: $0! Dudley; sisters, Wi Mrs. ardner
; brothers, Leonard and George.
‘Graetsz, 85. Survivors: Bristol and bert Graetz.
Albert J, ns,
erSons,
Lesr Knight and Mrs. John Kenellos. PATOL ies Antell, 38. Survivors:
ie A itherspoon. nats,
HOGETORT- Junior Ritchie, 15. Father, Ralph; mother,
SurAgnes; rother, Jerry; halfSANDERS—Abraham Harvey Lemon,
Octavia; daughter, Mrs. step-children.
Annie Belle Ruddick vors: Daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Owen P. Thompson.
TELL CITY—Mrs. Minnie J. Branch, 50. Husband, Ancil; sons, Elden,
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