Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1943 — Page 14

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Taught at t Four Schools During 40-Year Career Here.

A schoolteacher here for more than 40 years, Mrs. Ada E. Miller died today at her home, 5020 Col-

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hip she received Jan. 18 when she slipped and fell on ice, She was 69. Mrs. Miller was born here and attended public schools, graduating from Shortridge high school with honors that won her a Gregg scholarship to the University of Chicago. She returned here to teach in public schools 16, 50, 58 and 91. In June, 1940, she retired. She was the wife of the late Frank E. Miller. Mrs. Miller was a member of the Northwood Christian éhurch, P. E. O. sisterhood, Fellowship of Reconciliation, and the Meridian Union

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ance Union. Services will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Officiating will be Rev., Harold Hanlin of the Northwood Christian church and Rev. R. Melvin Thompson of Rushville, former pastor at the church. Burial will be in Crown Hill Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Edith Gemmer, and a grandson, Robert; Gemmer, both of Indianapolis;

RESIDENT OF CITY 25 YEARS IS DEAD

Mrs. Emma Hinchman, the wife of the late Albert D. Hinchman and a resident here 25 years, died: yesterday at the home of a daughter Mrs, Inez Dellinger, 615 Tecumseh st., where she had been ill. She was 80, She was born in Butlerville, Funeral services will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Butlerville Baptist church, ‘Burial will be in Butlerville. Surviving are three other daughters, Mrs. Mary Hutton and Mrs. Thelma = Bixler, doth of Indianapolis, and Mrs, Lida Corya.%f Jennings county; a sister, Mrs. Eva Grinstead of Butlerville; eight grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren.

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MOSCOW, April 9 (U. P.).—The English language weekly Moscow News, in the most optimistic editorial yet to appear in the Soviet press, today predicted speedy liquidation of the Tunisian front with possible encirclement and annihilation of the axis armies there.

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MRS. MARY ANN UNDERWOOD, 83, died late yesterday in her home, 1341 Edgemont ave., after a month’s illness. A native of Marion, O., Mrs. Underwood had .been a resident of this city for the last 55 years. She is survived by her husband, James A.; two ‘daughters, Mrs. Charles L. Deckert and Mrs, James Bird, both of this city; two brothers, Michael Killorn, Lima, O., and James Killorn, Indianapolis; four sisters, Mrs. Anna Morton, Mrs. Rose Winkler, Mrs. Nell McDonald and Miss Kate Killorn, all of Indianapolis, and three granfichildren, James A. Deckert, Camp Perry, O., Charles L. Deckert Jr., Great Lakes naval training station, and Mrs. David Starks of Indianapolis. Services have not been arranged.

RESIDENT HERE 65 YEARS DEAD

Mrs. Alice Harris Native of Indiana; Services Tomorrow.

Mrs. Alice Harris, a resident here 65 years, died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Nettie Walker, 1435 LeGrande ave. She had been ill five years. Mrs. Harris was 81. Born on a farm in Wabash county, she moved to Indianapolis and was married to Walter B. Harris, air pump inventor, who died 35 years ago. Mrs, Harris had been a member of the First Baptist church 30 years. Services will be held at 2 p. m, tomorrow in the Blasengym funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Surviving in addition to Mrs. Walker, are two sons, Ralph Harris and George Long; ‘four grandchildren, Mrs. Mary Oldham, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Walter Harris and Francis Walter, and six greatgrandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Cora Myer Funeral services will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow for Mrs. Cora Myers, a native of Indianapolis who died died Wednesday at her home, 3469 N. Illinois st., after a brief illness. She was 69. Rites will be in the Moore & Kirk funeral home. Burial will be in Morristown, Surviving are a son, Dwight of Pittsburgh; a daughter, Mrs. Lydia Marie Trimble of Indianapolis, and three grandchildren, Dwight Myer Jr. and Harvey Myer, both of Pittsburgh, and Miss Cora Jane Trimble of Indianapolis.

STATE DEATHS

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ALEXANDRIA—Louis Cuneo, vivors: Wife and two sons. ANDERSON—John L. Runk, 70. vivors: Daughter and a brother. BLOOMFIELD—MTrs. Survivors:: Two sons, three daughters, a stepson, and a stepdaughter. BRAZIL~Mrs, Fannie Bond, 75. vivor: Daughte Clarence E. T Gvaltney, 57. Wife. BROOKSTON—Bateman Hutson, 82. CYNTHIANA—Henry A. Calvert, 71. Survivors: Wife, Delia; sons, ‘John and Earl; daughters, Mrs. B. B. Mel ntyre, Mrs. v. E. McIntyre, and Mrs. Alpha Montgomery. ELWOOD—William PF. Smith, 63. Survivors: Wife, son, William; daughter, Marjorie; brothers, Robert and Ezra; sister, Mrs. W. B. Ward. GOSHEN—Carl Metzler, 31. HUNTINGTON — Mrs Rosa Francis Atkins, 54. Survivors: Eight sons and two daughters. JASONVILLE—MTrs. Bara Ann Bridwell, 68. Survivors: Sons, Roy, Floyd and Virgil. JEFFERSONVILLE—Mrs. Catherine Perry, 68. Survivors: Husband and two sons. KOKOMO—Burge Otis Emmert, 57. Survivor: Brother. LAFAYETTE—Mrs. Gertrude Smith, 68. Robert M. Reser, 2 LAGEANGE—Peter L. Bowser, 71. Survivors: Wife, three sons, two daughters, two brothers and a sister.

LA PORTE—Charles M, Newlin, 73.

LEBANON—George W. Bailey, 82, Survivors: Son and three daughters. LINTON—MTrs. Eliza Gentry, 78. Survivors: Two sons, three daughters, three brothers and three sisters. MITCHELL—Donald Prather Hardman, 35. Survivors: Parents, two sisters and a brother. MT. ENON San a Pleld, 54. Boys. Mos. 49, Quary Cay. B House, 51.

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NEW ALBANY—John Reisert, 53. Alvin L. Zettwoch, 35. Mrs. Ethel Stephens Bugbee, 63. Survivors: Husband and a son. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Ellis, 76. Survivor:

NEW CASTLE—James G. Mann, 75. NEW HARMONY—James Burrow, Survivors: Wife, Annis; daughter, Orvan Hall; son, Elwood. OAKLAND CITY—Mrs. Birdie O'Neil, 58. Survivors: Husband, Commodore; sons, Daniel, Robert, and Benjamin. PRINCETON—Allen Forbes, 80. Survive ors: Wife, Dora; daughters, Mrs. Pearl Hill and Mrs. Ef fie Davis; son, Sidney. SEYMOUR—Mrs. Anna Louise Steinker, 65. Survivors: . Husband; son, Virgil; daughter, Helen. SPARTANBURG—MTrs. Lizzie E. Rubey, 83. Survivor: Daughter. WABASH—Mrs. Muriel Kieth, 46, Survivors: Husband and two children. WASHINGTON—Erastus M. Elliott, 58. Survivors: Three sons, a daughter, sister and a brother.

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