Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1943 — Page 9

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olis, Charles A. Kinney, 837 Prospect st., died last night at the’ Methodist

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was 54. Mr. Kinney had been employed by the Prestel Brothers Transfer Co, for the past 10 years. He was

Turners. . Survivors include his wife, Edith;

{ltwo daughters, Mrs. Clara Logan

and Miss Betty Eileen Kinney of Indianmepolis; two sons, Robert H. of the navy and Charles A, Jr. of the army, and his mother, Clara Crag, and a sister, Mrs. Louise Longere, both of Indianapolis. The Rev. Ernest Piepenbrok, pastor of St. John’s Evangelical church, will conduct the funeral services at 1:30 p. m. Saturday at the G. H. Herrmann funeral - home. Burial will be irr Memorial Park.

LOCAL PLANE DAMAGED

ROCHESTER, March 18°(U. P.) — A gust of wind cost Ned Benham of Indianapolis $¥50 worth of damage to his plane yesterday. The

fi wind overturned Benham’s craft

when he taxied for a takeoff at the Rochester airport. Benham was pinned to the ground, but escaped unhurt. : or —-

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PUNERAL SERVICES ‘were to be held at 2 p. m. today in. Shirley Brothers Irving Hill chapel for Charles A. Martin, who died Tuesday in his home, 116 N. Cecil st. Burial is to be in Washington Park. : M+. Matti. 49; was bash in OH

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1902. He was employed at the Beech Grove shops of the New York Central railroad for 32 years. . He was a director of the A. J. Hueber Savings & Loan 'associa~tion for the last six years and was a member of Centre Masonic lodge 23, the Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Martin; his. wife, Gladys E.; a daughter, Doris; a son, Charles, and a sister, Mae, all of Indianapolis.

NEEDS MORE MEN

Twenty local men who last week responded to the call of the merchant marine will be placed on board ship or_in training within the next 30 days, according to Miss Aletha Pettijohn, manager of the U. S. employment service here. The need of the merchant marine for engineers, mates, able seamen, cook-bakers and radio operators is growing more acute daily. Four ships are being launched each day, and it is vital that these ships be kept sailing to carry food and supplies fo our men and to our allies overseas, Miss Pettijohn said.

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“| vivors: Wife, Edwin;

Last Rites. or over Resident to Be Held : Tomorrow. Te

1412 King ave, will be ‘at 2:30-p, m: tomorrow at -|the Conkle funeral: home. Burial wil be in’ Washington’ Park. Ln Mrs, White, a native of England, Tie re bo Ww church: =»

She is survived by daughter, Mrs. Edith- Hawkins -of Indianapolis; a son, George, of Muncie; a brother, George 3 three sisters, Mrs. Sarah Love, Mrs. Georgiana Shepherd and. Mrs, Laura Kincaid, all of Toronto, Canada, and one

Carrie M. Hows Services for Miss Carrie M. Hows, a former resident of Indianapolis who died Tuesday in: Washington, D. C., will be at 8 a. m. Saturday in the John F. Reynolds funeral home, 1415 Ne Pennsylvania - st. Burial will be in Warren. Employed in the headquarters of the United Mine Workers when she left here 12 years ago, Miss Hows was 8 member of the Third Christion church here, She is survived by a ‘brother, William C. Hows of Pendleton, and a cousin, Mrs. Julius Weiland, 1016 Bradbury st.

Adelaide Holloway

Services for Mrs. Adelaide R. Holloway, who died Tuesday in her home, 117 E. 50th st., were to be at 4 p. m. today at the Christian and! Missionary Alliance church by the Rev. Thomas E. Thompson, pastor. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

Mrs. Mary 0’Day

~ Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary C. O'Day, a resident of Indianapolis 30 years, will be held at 9 a. m. Saturday in the Holy Cross Catholic Burial will be in Calvary

cemetery Mrs. O'Day died Tuesday in the home of her nephew, Edward Cody,’ 531 S.. Temple ave.

4 Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.

Rose A. Cody of Indianapolis and Mrs. Mabel Supple of Dorchester, Mass.; a brother, Louis Conlin of Dorchester, and several nieces and nephews,

State Deaths

" ANDERSON—Frank Johnson, s7. vivors:: Wife and a sister. Frank Johnson, 57. Survivor: Wife.

* BICKNELL—Mrs. obs D. McKee; 681. Survivors: Husband, sons, Jiyeen and Harold; daughter, Mrs. N. Mrs. Lilly Mae Ra 3 Survivors: Husband, Everett; sons, Floyd, Charles, and Paul; daughters, Mrs. Walter Koeing,

h. - Mrs. Mary H. Hall, 93. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Frank Stevens ald Mrs. Ray Winemiller; sons, Ira and N.

BLUFFTON—MTrs, Lydia Heller, o Burvivors; Five sons and three’ daughters.

BOONVILLE—Franklin F. Wood, 73, Str=: vivors: Wife and stepdaughter. Mrs. Lida Nicholson, 68. Survivors: Husband, three sons and four daughters.

BROOK VILLE—Nicholas John Schuler, 71. Survivors: Wife, four sons and’ two daughters.

CHRISNEY—Ula Thomas McCoy, 43. EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Juda Bates, 70. Survivors: Son and daughter. Andrew J. Keeney, 59. two daughters and a son. Mary Wedding, 19. Survivor: Husband,

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Survivors: Wife, '

Harry Mrs, Wilhelmina Sasse, 75. Survivors: Two daughfers. and two sons. William Little, 178. Survivor: Som,

Oscar. FRANCISCO¢-Mrs. Cora Paul, 52. vivors: Husband and three children.’ FRANKLIN—Mr's. Nancy A Bipnast, 84, LYNN—Ellis Irvin: Fram 8urvivors: Wife, inte olin ead two! sons, MOUNT VERNON—Mrs, Cara Greathouse Bundy, 71. Survivors: Husband, son, Elwood, and a sister, Mrs. Claude J. Nelson. MUNCIE—Mark Broadwater, 44. Surson, Joe; daughters, Julia and Joanne.

Joseph A. Kent, 69. Survivors: Son, Damon, and a sister, Miss Mary C. Kent.

NEW HARMONY-—Alfred Camy, 84. Survivors: Sister, Mary and brother, Louis.

VINCENNES—Ferdinand E. ‘Tredez, 56. Survivors: Wife and three children. ne

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