Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1943 — Page 11

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Stanley K. Chandler died: yesterday oon at his home, 412 S. Butle ‘ave., after an illness of sf several years. He was 33. : Mr. Chandler was employed at -. one time in the coach shop of the _ New York Central railroad in Been 7 Grove. A native of Danville, Ill be ‘he had lived here 27 years. + Survivors are his wife, Leah; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou ‘Chand- , ler; a brother, Champ Chandler, * and two sisters, Miss: Magdalene ‘Chandler and Mrs. Helen Scott, all of Indianapolis. . Services will be at 2 p. m. Sunday

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Funeral services for’ George pi

Fox will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at St. Patrick’s ¢hurch in Pt. Wayne. Burial will be in the. Catholic. cemetery there." Mr! Fox died Wednesday at ‘the| home of his son, Robert E. Fox, 645 E. 34th'st., after a long illness. He

” | was a native of Ft. Wayne and had

lived here about 15 years. He was 69. Survivors, in addition to his son,

are his wife, Mrs.’ Minora Fox; four| . sisters, Mrs, Frank’ Gilmartin, Miss Marie Fox, Miss Olivia Fox - and Miss Esther Fox, all of Fi. Wayne,} :

and a brother, August Fox of Brookline, Mass. ? os

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Moore will be held at 3:30 p. m.|yine Ky. and Mrs. Francis Smoot tomorrow at the Grinsteiner funeral cf Indianapolis; 2 stepsons, Herhome. : Burial Will ke in, Now Grown} yey, ‘Louisville, Ky;

Buford, Carl op Nathaniel Frank-

resident 52 years, Mr. Moore died James Franklin of Clovis, N. M.; a yesterday morning in City hospital ister, Mrs. Bessie Keely of Indiafter an illness of several months. anapolis; two half-brothers, Archie He was 61 and lived at 315 N. Noble Robbins and Ollie Benton, both of St. Ss J Pls Indianapolis; 13 grand children and 3 : he| four great-grandc 3}

He was a . ; ADOBE. CLUB Is OLDEST : Survivors. are his wife, N ‘The ‘Officers’ club at: the Présidio Amanda Moore; two daughters, is the oldest adobe building now Mrs. ‘Mattie Platt and Mrs. Lorena, Hondig ‘in San Beanies.

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Dr. Amelia R. Keller, a leader in | the drive for woman suffrage in Indiana and an active worker. in the | Republican party, - died yesterday afternoon at City hospital after a short illness. She was 72 and lived,

at 702 Congress. ave. ’ One of the first women physicians to practice here, ‘Dr. Keller had i maintained an office for more than|

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located in the K. of P. building. She was ‘a general practitioner. She was the first president of the Woman's Franchise league of Indiana, an erganiaztion which campaigned for woman suffrage.

League Grew Rapidly

Serving as president for six years, the organiaztion grew from a small group until it had thousands of members and branches in all parts of the state. The league was instrumental in bringing about the passage of the suffrage amendment in 1920. ; Following the success of the suf{rage movement, Dr. Keller started working in the Republican * party. She was president of several wom‘len’s organiaztions and (made speeches in behalf of various G. O. P. candidates for city, county, state and national offices. Born in Cleveland, O., she’ was the daughter 'of Frederick and Elizabeth (Roemle) Keller and came to Indianapolis with her parents when a girl.

Taught in College

Graduated from the old Indianapolis high school, she attended a Chicago medical college for three years and later the old Central college of physicians and surgeons here. She taught at the college for several years. She was a member of the Women’s Rotary club, Survivors are: two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Denny of Indianapolis and Mrs. Lillian Scelken of Wauwatosa, Wis.; and several nieces and nephews. The body was taken to: the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary.

Elizabeth C. Brown

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Brown, -an Indianapolis resident 45 years, died last night at her home, 2118 Central ave, after an illness of three and one-half years. She was 74.and the widow of Jacob P. Brown. She died iwo years to the day after her husband, who died on. Jan. 28, 1941,

Miss Jane McClure

Founder's - Granddaughter To Lead Old Church ~ For Week.

‘Miss Jane McClure, 2923 Guilford ave, granddaughter of the late Dr. William Carson, founder of the Sutherland - Presbyterian church, has been elected “youth pastor” of the church to serve during the year

in which the church celebrates the 35th anniversary of its founding. Miss McClure, daughter of Mr. and - Mrs. William McClure, 2923 Guilford ave., will succeed David H. Pfleiderer, head of the young people’s cabinet. She is a Shortridge ,high school senior, Sunday morning, Rev. Florizel A. Pfleiderer, pastor of the church, will commission the new “youth pastor”, and the young people will take over the operation of the church for a week. : Will Preach Sermon

Miss McClure will preach at the Sunday morning service, Feb. 7, and return operation of the church to the adult officers. Assisting - Miss McClure as elders

will be Madonna Akard, Harry

Riggs Jr. and William Henessy III; as deacons, David Pfleiderer, Eleanor McClure, Donald Leavitt; as trustees, Charlene Bradshaw, Betty Glover and Marilyn Megorden, and as Council of Christian Education represéntatives, Betty Brokaw, Bernard Duckwall and Jeanine Heinrichs.

GOLAY, NAVY AERIAL: PHOTOGRAPHER, LOST

Lawrence Ibaltross Golay of Indianapolis, an aerial photographer with the navy, was reported missing in action today by the navy department. ° Mr. Golay is the husband of Mrs:

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Born in Madison, she came here in 1897." She was a member of the Broadway Methodist church. Survivors are two sisters, Miss Agnes P. Cochran of Indianapolis and Mrs. Helen P. Demarest of Beverly Hills, Cal, and a brother,

and the father of two small children; He is 33. Enlisting in the navy six months ago, he received his basic training at San Diego, Cal, and was as-

Matilda A. Golay, 120 W, 12th st.|

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New Orgaiiaation Will Coordinate Fund-Raising Efforts in State.

Fifteen Marion county persons are among the 60 members of the board | an of directors of a new state-wide volunteer organization, “Indiana War Appeals.” : Articles of incorporation for the

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AcClellan “Macks. ‘Wad Wife, i sisters, Mrs: Reh Thomas. -s LBERFELD-Benton Hunt, 48. vi Daughters, Mrs. Mary Tooley Misses Libis and Joyce; son, Robert; yiste Mrs. Ora Tivitt; brother, Charles; half sisters, Mrs. Adrian. Kifer and Mrs, Rose Crawford. 3 John - Wesley Grimm, Wife, Clara.

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tary of State Rue Alexander today. The new group is designed to, coall local fund-raising efforts in Indiana for national war a2

service and relief agencies. Mrs. Elizabeth Opperman, 74. Su ors: Husband, ad; sons, Eimer Leaders in the fields of business, drs Toa, and W agriculture and labor are listed as|Woie., =. o.oo oo sister. directors. The Marion county rep- Tillie Gregory : brothers, Jonn RT Pet; resentatives are Roy Creasey, Amer- | gu (187, Katherine, Mard ne ican Federation of Labor; George F.|Mrs. Mis. Slide Miller; son, Walter Delaplane, area director of the na- SO AT Campfield, 66. Survivors: V tional C. I. O. committee for Amer~|Matly; daughters, Mrs McNary 5 Dom ican and allied war relief; Paul E. 3 L. R; sister, Mrs. Mi Graves. mole: SE or iatapolls Life TOMIrange | icy, Muy saver, 1m, Survivors: Panele .; Alex E. Gordon, sta : : William, Lovell and ‘Charles Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen p Miss Anza Schulte e 8 8 8 vivorss . - rouner, alter u S18 dy Mrs. and Enginemen; Walter S. Green-| fouMeq FREE Nes Clare J, Schulte. ough, Indiana.Shair Store Council, : A

William Barr, 37 Inc.; Powers Hapgood, regional di-

Lg . . mpile, ¥ rector of C. I. O.; Clarence Jackson, Pp

Sure Wife, three sons and two brothers. A ith, Sk - 'vivors: s n. an er ug! State Chamber of Commerce, and | Mrs, Floren ’ .

Roy John, managing director, As- RUSHVILLR. John W. Rhodes, 75. sociated Retailers’ of Indiana. lam ; Sisters,’ Murs. Milton Bass and = Kenneth W. Miller, executive sec-| = wASHINGTON—Mrs. Sarah Bads, retary, United War Fund; Carl H. Survivors: Jusbane, one son, two broners Mullen, president, Indiana State Federation of Labor; Mrs. James L. Murray, past president, Indiana Parent-Teachers’ association; James | Robb, director of district-30, United Steel Workers of America; Hassil E. Schenck, Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc.; “Thomas D. Sheerin, chairman, |.

"|'United War Fund budget commit-

tee, and Marc J. Wolf, treasurer, As= sociated Theater Owners of Indiana:

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN OFFICERS ELECTED

Re-election of Walter J. Hubbard, Ernest A; Morris and Edward W. Springer as trustees’ ‘of Central | Christian ‘church was announced today. :

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signed to duty in the Pacific area.{here 24 years. Besides her parents, | He -had been employed as a: photojshe is survived by. brother, Lieut. | engraver for the ‘Circle Engraying Harry W, Price : Co. for 10 years. Miss. : He is the son of Mrs. Bertha| Funeral services will be héld at|Golay, 2331 N. New Jersey st. who/10 a. m. tomorrow ‘at the Harry W. last heard from him about six|Moore Peace chapel. Burial will weeks ago. ; -Lbe in Anderson, ;

Alexander W. Cochran of Indianapolis. ; Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Wald funeral home, Illinois and 17th sts. Burial {will be in Crown Hill,

John 'W. Storm

Services for John W. Storm’ were conducted yesterday at.the Moore & Kirk mortuary with the Rev. R.| A. Shumaker, pastor of the Roosevelt Temple Methodist church, officiating. Burial was in Crown Hill. A postman, Mr. Storm died Monday in the Veterans hospital. He was a native of Kentucky and had lived here 45 years. He was a member of the United Spanish-Amer-ican War Veterans. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Maude Storm; a stepson, Charles|§ B. Lane; three brothers, Mason} Storm, Kelly Storm and Joel W. Storm, all of Indianapolis, and five ,| sisters, Mrs, Martha Cotton, Mrs. Carrie Storm and Mrs. Georgia |} Green of Indianapolis; Mrs. Elizabeth July of Middleton, Ky., and Mrs, Amanda Kirtley of Browhsburg.

Claude E. Kraft

Funeral services for Claude E.| | Kraft will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Conkle funeral home, with burial in Crown Hill. - Mr. Kraft died Monday at the Frederick hotel, 460. E. Washington] . st., where he lived. He had been employed by the Central Transfer Co.

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Wilhelmina Harper

Mrs. Wilhelming Harper, 77 years. § old, died yesterday at her home,| } 3702 N. Emerson ave. A native of Indianapolis, she had lived heré most of her life and was a member of the Ebenezer Lutheran church. Survivors are ‘a daughter, Mrs. Esther Snyder, and a grandson, Warren O. Snyder, both of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be at 1:30

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