Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1943 — Page 17

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FUNERAL TODAY

Aged Resident’s Burial to Take Place Sunday

fn Kentucky. Services for Mrs. Lizzie Logsdon

“were to be at 2 p. m. today at the

- Conkle funeral home.

Burial will be Sunday at Lewisburg, Ky.

. An Indianapolis resident 18 years,

she died Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Maggie Jenkins,

"illness of several

1040 N. Warman ave. after an weeks. She was 82.

Born in Logan county, Kentucky,

‘she came here in 1925. She was a

member of the Cumberland Presbyterian church in Lewisburg, Ky. Survivors, in addition to Mrs.

Jenkins, are another daughter, Mrs. ~ Fannie Williams of Indianapolis;

two sons, Willie and Buck of Lewisburg, Ky.; a brother, Jeff Thompson of Indianapolis; 12 grandchildren

and 13 great-grandchildren.

Carl Wisenberg

Carl L. Wisenberg, 47 years old, died yesterday afternoon at his

, Jiome, 120 N. Grant ave.

He is survived by his wife, Laura. Services will be at 2 p. m, tomorrow at the Wenning & Porter fu-

. neral home in Greensburg.

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LTTE LOGSDON

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Jap Powell Jr. On Missing List SECOND LIEUT. JAP POWELL JR., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jap Powell, 3758 N. Pennsylvania st. has been reported lost-in an

the western European area of combat Feb. 13. Leaving Purdue uni versity in his senior year, Lieutenant Powell entered pilot training March 15, 1941, with the R.:C. AP, March 13, a year later. He then went to England with the R. A. P. and was transferred last October to the American air force. He flew Spitfires most of the time. He was captain of the 1940-41 pistol team at Purdue and during his freshman year was the university - tennis champion and Golden Gloves middleweight titleholder. At Purdue he. took advanced military training and was a member of the Purdue Order of Military Merit. He visited his parents in May prior to going on foreign duty. In November he participated in a transoceanic broadcast from London. A sister; Mrs. Ed Mumma, lives in Des Moines.

Jap Powell Jr. receiving his wings on

THIEF STEALS BUS

ARMONK VILLAGE, N. Y., Feb. 19 (U. P.) .—Police searched today for a thief who undoubtedly caught his train. The thief stole a 20-pas-senger bus halfway between two terminals, and . abandoned it in front of the New York Central railway station at White Plains,

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She was 54.

Miss Tripp had been assistant manager of the old 1900 Sales Co. on E. Ohio st., before her retirement several years ago. She also had studied voice at the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music. Born in Belvidere, Ill, she was a member of the Presbyterian church there. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Alyce G. Hunter, and a brother, Luman C. Tripp of Indianapolis, and a nephew, Pfc. Harry E. Hunter with the armed forces in North Africa. Dr. Ralph L. O'Dell, pastor of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church, will conduct funeral services at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Montgomery mortuary. Burial will be in Crown

Mrs. Mary White Mrs. Mary Emily White, mother of Frank A. White, editor of the Hoosier Legionnaire who lives at 6008 Norwaldo ave. died yesterday at Bloomington. She was 81. Besides her son, she is survived by two sisters and a brother. Services will be held tomorrow at the First Church of the Nazarene in Bloomington. *

Harry F. Lyon

Harry F. Lyon, 1322 Norman ave,, died yesterday in Lafayette at the home of his sister, Mrs. Gertrude King. He was 61. Born in Benton county, Mr. Lyon had lived here most of his life, Survivors, besides Mrs. King, are his wife and another sister. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at Lafayette.

JAMES DAVID OKEY,

James David Okey, a retired iron

molder, died this morning at ad home; 961 N. Olney st. He was 77.! Born in Indianapolis, Mr. Okey was ‘an iron molder for the Home Stove Co., retiring 10 years ago. He was a member of the Molders union, local 54, and the Emerson Avenue Baptist church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Jose-/ phine H. Okey; a daughter, Miss. Esther Jane Okey; two . stepsons, Robert P. Clifton and Raymond L. Clifton; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Virginia Huber, all of Indianapolis; Henry Okey of Shelbyville and Joseph and Edward Okey of Indianapolis; two sistérs, Mrs. Lula Bradford and Mrs. Mattie Sellers of Indianapolis, and six grandchildren, all of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary and burial will be in Memorial Park.

Memorial Rites For Pvt. Taylor

A MEMORIAL service for Pvt. Paul E. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burt S. Taylor, 45 8. Gladstone ave., who. was killed in action, will be held Sunday in the Grace Methodist church. Pvt. Taylor died. Dec. 6 while on duty in the Southwest Pacific. The Rev. Wallace C. Calvert, the church pastor, will be in charge of the service at 5 p. m. Dr, Harry Nagle and Houston Meyers will speak and excerpts from Pvt. Taylor's letters to parents and friends will be read. The church choir, of which Pvt. Taylor was a member, will sing. Kathleen Hergt is the director and Robert Burford is the organist. Friends are invited to the ‘service.

State Deaths

ANDERSON—Edward W. Doty, 72. ALEXANDRIA—Miss Marie Blake, 43. AURORA — Mrs. Rose Kreichgauer Roache, 49. Burviors: Husband, sons, Russell, Fred and Robert. CYNTHIANA—Mrs. Della L. McElroy, 71. DALE—Jane Harper, 2 months. DUNKIRK—Charles L. Picke, 78. Survivors: Wife, four daughfers, four sons and two step-children. FLWOOD-Ziaa a Blackrord, 74. Survivors: Wife, Roy Edward; daughter, Mrs. Bens Smith. GREENSBURG—Miss Sue Kremble, 83. ARON—Edward Francis . Walsh, 68. Survivors: Wife, four brothers a sister. MOUNT VERNON—Edward G. Colingnon, 63.

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NEW HARMONY—Nathaniel Sturgeon, 77. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Edgar Majors and Mrs. Harry Rice. OWENSVILLE—Henry W. Smith, 84. Survivors: Wife, daughter and a son. PETERSBURG—Louis A. Benjamin, 57. Survivors: Wife, Jess'e; daughters, Mrs. Levi Mvyers, Mrs. Gorge Adams, Mrs. Sylvian Stafford and Miss Louis Ben-jamin;-#ons Royal and

PRINCETON—Miss Jafie Warnock, 83.

ROCKPORT—MTrs. Ar ta rison, 77. Son. Willie; iis = x Te

Survivors: and eight grandchildren SCOTTSBURG— Mrs, R. H. Peacock, Su

Survivors: Husband, two sons and daughters.

SHELBYVILLE—Earl P. Eamire, 69, SurWife and half-brother.

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SAY DORIOT WANTED | TO FIGHT RUSSIANS

By UNITED PRESS : Radio Berlin said today that Jacques Doriot, French collaborationist and leader of the popular party, immediately upon hearing of the fall of Stalingrad to the Russians, asked to be sent to the eastern front. The broadcast recalled Doriot was one of the first Frenchmen to volunteer for service with the French Legion in Russia last winter. After “having fought with distinction on the Moscow front” he was promoted to a lieutenant,

GIVES BIRTH TO SON, ONLY IT'S A GIRL

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 19 (U. P.) — Three days after she gave birth to a baby she thought was a boy, Mrs. Anna Irene Peile, 30, was informed there had been a mistake and that her child was really a girl. Ever since, Mrs, Peile said today in filing a $110,000 damage suit, she has suffered doubts as to whether the month-old child in her possession is her own. . Named in her suit were the hos-

amined the Coie Ties she Balin Swiierties = Targior com eRe gem ron puimgplan 2 telegraph office through which runs SEIZE TELEGRAPH OFFICE |ihe only cable linking Algiers and LONDON, Feb. 19 (U. P.).—The Casablanca with London and WashDaily Express said today that. Span-|ington.

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pital Where ber baby & wis c hom. an attending physician and several unidentified hospital workers. Mrs. Peile said her child was born Jan. 16 and that she was told it was a boy. Two days later, she said, she was given a certificate bearing the child’s name, Kirch Barry Peile. “I cabled my husband, ‘Earl Kirch Peile, a government worker in Honuly, and sent announcements to friends and relatives,” she said. “The next day I was informed a mistake had been made and that my baby was a girl instead of a boy. This was a great shock.”

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