Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1943 — Page 4

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EV. HANSING'S SERVICES TODAY

Retired Evangelical Pastor| Was Presiding Elder

Here Many Years.

~~ Funeral services for the Rev. . Charles Frederick Hansing will: be

held at 2 p. m. today at the Grin- ~~ steiner funeral home, followed by

burial in Memorial Park. A retired Evangelical minister and former presiding elder of the Indianapolis district of the denomination, Rev. Hansing died Saturday after a short illness. He was 93 and lived at 339 N. Summit st. ‘He served as pastor of the First Evangelical church here for six and also was pastor of the Second Evangelical church and the former Peru Evangelical church of Indianapolis as well as churches in| Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Ken- ~ He was presiding elder of the ‘local district many years, retiring in 1910. Since that time, he had attended the First Evangelical

Born in Indianapolis, he was graduated from the Northwestern ge in Wisconsin in 1871 and vag ordained in the same year. & _ Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. : William - A. Soltau of Indianapolis; & son, Walter H. Hansing of Urbana; five grandchildren and four

= jerest-grandchiidien.

John G. Bonzheim

Services and burial for John G. Bonzheim will be held tomorrow : morning at St. Louis, Mo.

Mr. Bonzheim died Friday night at :

the home of his sister, Mrs. Minnie Matthias, 1422 Winfield ave., after a short illness. He was 77. Born in Marshall, Ill, he was employed many years as a messenger ~ for the American Express Co., retiring in 1936. He lived here three

' -years and was a member of the

White Shrine of Jerusalem. Another sister, Mrs. Louise P Qastor of Indianapolis, survives.

Charlotte Jones' Illness Is Fatal

MRS. CHARLOTTE A. JONES, 96 years old, died yesterday after noon at the home of her daughter, Miss Florence R. Jones, 757 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place, after an illness of several months. . 8he was the widow of Mack Jones and had lived here eight years. Born in Putnam county, Mrs. Jones was a member of the Gobin Memorial Methodist church in Greencastle and the Daughters of the American Revolution. Her husband died in 1925. Survivors, besides Miss. Flor= ence Jones, are three other daughters, Mrs. P. G. Evans of Greencastle; Miss Ruby A. Jones of Chico, Cal, and Mrs. Ralph A, Price of Dayton, O.; two sons, B.. Frank Jones and S. Thad Jones of Greencastle, and five grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p. m. to‘morrow at the Rector funeral home in Greencastle. Burial will be there.

IRA Mrs. Anna Yanka ‘Rites Wednesday

MRS. ANNA M. YANKA, a native of Switzerland and widow of Martin Yanka, died yesterday morning at her | home, 5348 Julian ave, after a three months’ illness. She was 73. Born in Berne Switzerland Mrs. Yanka came to the United ‘States when she ~ was 3. She lived in Shelbyville Mrs. Yanka 45 years, coming e in 1937. She was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church, the altar society of the church and, the Daughters of bella. : Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Rosena Davis, Mrs. Martina Gardner and Mrs. Henrietta Biddle, all of Indianapolis; a brother, Henry Fischer of ‘Houston in Jackson county; grandchildren, five a and five nephews. Services will be held.at 9 a. m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Lourdes church, with burial in St. Joseph’s cemetery.

MRS. M'CRACKEN SERVIGES TODAY

Widow of Frank McCracken Had Lived Here 45 Years;

Born in Peru.

Services for Mrs. Bertha MecCracken who died Friday at the Methodist hospital will be held at 2 p. m. today at -the Royster and Askin funeral home, 2310 W. Washington st. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. McCracken was the widow of

‘| Frank McCracken and had lived

here 45 years. Her home was at 27 N. Tremont st. =

A native of Peru, she was a member of the West Park Christian church, the Venetian chapter of the International Study club, Ephamar Literary club, Venetian council and the Municipal Gardens club. She is survived by a daughter, Miss Mary McCracken of Indianapolis; a son, Robert J. McCracken of Ft. Wayne, and a brother, Charles Alger of Palestine, Ill. '

Mrs. Hattie Lindskoog Services for Mrs. Hattie Kyle Lindskoog were to be at 2 p. m. today at the Gottschall | funeral home in Ladoga followed by burial there. A local resident 10 years, Mrs. home of her brother, Walter E. Kyle, 2232 N, New Jersey st., after a year’s illness. She was 74. Born at Ladoga, Mrs. Lindskoog was a member of the Ladoga Christian church. Her husband, John, died 43 years ago. In addition to the brother, she is survived by several nieces and ‘nephews. .

ENOS R. SNYDER RITES ARRANGED

Coal © Man’s Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow; Owned

Coal Company.

Services for Enos R. Snyder will be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Traub Memorial Presbyterian

church by the Rev. Lewis A. Kelly, pastor of the church, and the Rev. Raymond Miles, a retired Presbyterian minister. Burial will be in Mt. Pleasant cemetery, near Glenns valley in Johnson county. Mr. Snyder, owner of the Enos R. Snyder Coal Co., died Saturday at his home, 4136 Madison lave., after an illness of two months. He was 62 and had lived here all his life. Mr. Snyder had operated his coal company about 40 years and was a member of the South Meridian Street Business Men’s association. He was also a member of the Traub Memorial Presbyterian church and formerly served on the board of trustees of Mayer chapel. Survivors include his wife, Mrs, Georgia E. Snyder; a son, Sergt. Enos Snyder Jr., stationed at Camp Livingtson, La.; a daughter, Mrs. Josephine Murphy; two brothers, Edward Snyder and John D. Snyder, and five grandchildren, Leroy and Gilbert Murphy, and the Misses Marietta, Frances and Agatha Murphy, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Haley Stultz

» Funeral services will be held at the Phillippi funeral home in Zionsville for Mrs. Halcy Hazel Stultz who died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Donna Smith, 821 Congress ave., after a short illness. Mrs. Stultz came here three months ago from Zionsville ‘to live with her daughter. Survivors, in addition to Mrs, Smith, are the husband, William Guy Stultz; a son, Pvt, Julian C. Stultz of the army; four other daughters, Mrs. Violet Hill of Zionsville and Mrs. Mary Ping, Mrs. Marjorie Gardner and Mrs. Kathleen Templin, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Miss Otha Huffman of Indianapolis, and a brother, Karl Huffman of Indianapolis.

REVEAL DEATH OF MADDOX ON RAFT

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 22 (U. P.).—Ensign James S. Maddox, former member of the Purdue univer-

sity speech faculty who was reported missing at sea last November, died on a life raft after drifting with other survivors of a torpedoed ship for 76 days, friends said today. An American and two Dutch sailors who drifted 800 miles in 83 days were landed at a port in Brazil and said Maddox and another American succumbed on the small craft, two weeks before they would have been rescued. Both were buried at sea. Maddox was 29, his 29th birthday came on the raft, and he is survived by his wife, the former Pa-

tricia Heine, who lives with his parents at Washington.

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Schuyler Keegan Dies Here at 76

Schuyler Colfax Keegan, 76 years old, died this morning at his heme, 853 N. Temple ave. after a two weeks’ illness. Mr. Keegan had been associated with the Graybar Elec- & tric Co. here 26 § years, retiring in 1931. He was born in Bunker Hill and first. entered busi-

ness in Chicago. Ho was .& Mr. Keegan

member of Marion ledge 35, F. & A. M,, and the Indianapolis Coun=cil and Raper Commandery. He is survived by Mrs. Ira Hower Reynolds of Marion, Ind. He was a brother of the late Frank Keegan, ‘North side druggist. Services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with the Rev. Virgil D. Ragan, pastor of Fairview Presbyterian church, and the Marion lodge, FP. & A. M,, officiating. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

I.) SANDERS FUNERAL TODAY

Retired Engineer of Fairmount Glass Was Aged 73.

Funeral services for Thomas J. Sanders were to be at 2 p. m. today at the 31st Street Baptist church by the Rev. Robert D. McCarthy. Burial was to be in Crown Hill, A retired stationary engineer, Mr. Sanders died Thursday at his home, 718 W. 31st st., after a short illness. He was 73. Employed nine years by the Fairmount Glass Co., he retired last September. He was a senior deacon of the 31st Street Baptist church, a member of the Terre Haute Masonic order and the National Association of Power Engineers. Born in Edinburg, he had lived in Rushville and came here in 1890. He later moved to Terre Haute and then to Decatur, Ill, returning to Indianapolis 12 years ago. Survivors include his wife, Margaret; two sisters, Mrs. Daisy Norris of Lafayette and Mrs. Alice Trowbridge of Indianapolis; three brothers, William and Lee of Indianapolis and Charles of Ozone Park, N. Y.; five stepdaughters, Mrs. Harold LonBerger, Mrs. Ralph Gale and Miss Dottie Jean Martin, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Harry Babcock of Pickens, W. Va., and Mrs. O. B. Gordon of Terre Haute.

Charles J. Moll

Services for Charles J. Moll were held at 4 p. m. yesterday at the Shirley Brothers central chapel and the body was taken to Grand Rapids, Mich., where services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Moll, a salesman for the Consolidated Expanded - Metal Corp. died Saturday at his home, 3552 Graceland ave. He was 49. Born in New York, Mr, Moll had lived in Grand Rapids until coming here in 1938. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Johanna Moll; hjs father, Marinus Moll of Grand Rapids; three sons, Melvin C. Moll of Grand Rapids, Lieut. Charles W. Moll of the army medical corps at Camp Livingston, La., and Peter J. Moll of Indianapolis; two brothers, Martin Moll of Memphis, Tenn. and Peter H. Moll of Grand Rapids; a sister, Mrs. Wesley Carroll of Grand Rapids, and a grandson, Melvin C. Moll Jr.

State Deaths

ANDERSON—Mrs. Cora Grissom, 32, BEDFORD—Mrs. Charlotte Jacobs, 54. Survivors: Husband; sons, Pernas and David; daughter, Mrs. W. R. Johnson. MING TON. Joseph Blake, 74, 8urSon and daughter hig A . DANVILLE-—Zimri E. Do vivor: Daughter, Mrs. Paul

an, 82, Surery. ELWOOD—Jacob Welches, 78. Survivors: wite, noisier and son. ard A. McClure, 85. Survivors: Wife, dnsgnier and a son. WAYNE—Mark C. Chalfant, 55. BT, Sol A. Wood. Survivors: Wife, son, and a daughter. KOKOMO—Mrs. Laura Iigenfritsz, 80. Walker Adams, 78. Edgar Litler, 13. LEBANON—Virgil Stephens, 2. ors: Mother and father, two sisters, and a brother. NEW ALBANY—Mrs. Sarah Lee, 54. Survivors: James, Norman, Evans, Charles and aut Sa Mrs. Ella Smith

ins. ang “ec. Knable, 79. Survivors: Son, ‘Bdmuad; daughter, Mrs. Gertrude] ¢ Chandler, 0SGOOD—John Kaster, 64. Survivors: wite and three daughters. RUSHVILLE—Charles Mooney, 4. Survivors: Mother and father; sister, Jean. THORNTOWN—Jehu Grimes, 75. 8urvivors: Wife and daughter. VINCENNES—Levi Whalen, 68.

Wife, son, and a daughter.

ANNA SCHAEFER

IS DEAD HERE

Mother of Schaefer Dairy President a Resident ‘B0 Years.

Mrs. Anna B. Schaefer, a native of Germany and a local resident 50 years, died here yesterday afternoon. She was 73. She attended the Third Church of Christ Scientist and was a member of Nettie Ransford lodge 464, O. E. S. . She came to the United States when she was 17. She was married in Indianapolis to Edward T. Schaefer, who was engaged in the creamery business. Survivors include two: daughters, Mrs. Alfred J. Wingenroth and Mrs. John P, Tuschinsky; a son, Alfred D. Schaefer, president of the Schaefer Dairy Co. of Indianapolis; three grandchildren, Harry Schaefer, Mrs. Elsie Moore and Edward Wingenroth, and two great-grandchildren, all of Indianapolis, The Christian Science funeral service will be read at 2 p. m. tomorrow by Mrs. Louise Nichols at the Tyner funeral home, 447 E. Maple rd. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

Mrs. Mary Schroeder

Funeral, services for Mrs. Mary C. Schroeder were held at 10:30 a. m. today at the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial was in Crown Hill. Mrs. Schroeder, 1633 Spruce st., died Saturday at St. Vincent’s hospital. She was 81 and the widow of Henry C. Schroeder. She had lived here all of her life. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. John E. Steeg; a son, Harry C.; a sister, Mrs. Christina Klasing, and two grandchildren.

Mrs. Vera Hunter

Services for Mrs. Vera E. Hunter, a former local resident, who died Friday at her home at Tarpon Springs, Fla., will be held tomorrow at Logansport. She was 60 and the wife of William G. Hunter, a former Pennsylvania railroad employee here,

CHARLOTTE JAGOBS DEAD AT BEDFORD

Mrs. Charlotte Jacobs, a former resident of Indi2napolis, died yesterday morning at Bedford. She was 55 and a native of Antwerp, Belgium.

Mrs. Jacobs was a past president of the Women’s Department club in Bedford and past president of the American Legion auxiliary there.

Survivors are her husband, Abraham 8. Jacobs; two sons, Pernas Jacobs of Rutland, Vt., and David Allen Jacobs at Great Lakes naval training station; a daughter, Mrs. W. R. Johnson of Bremerton, Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. Rose Wasson of Indianapolis and Mrs. Harry Clody of New York city, and three brothers, Joseph and Milton Allen of Los Angeles, Cal, and Capt. Fred Allen of Camp Custer, Mich.

The body was taken to the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary here.

DOUGAN, HENDRICKS ATTORNEY, IS DEAD

DANVILLE, Ind. Feb. 22 (U. PJ). —Zimri E. Dougan, 82, the oldest member of the bar in Hendricks county, died late yesterday following a two week illness. Dougan was judge in the Hendricks county circuit court from 1918 to 1930, following which he returned to the practice of law. He still was active in his work when he suffered a heart attack two weeks ago. He is survived by a daughter and two granddaughters. His wife died in 1932.

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