Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1943 — Page 4

‘William Maxwell Hastey, who was J 3, dled yesterday in his home at 17 N. New Jersey st., after an ili- ¢ of three years. Born in Fairmount, Mr. Hastey it his youth and early manhood dn Marion and was a member of the Protected Home Circle there. Services will be held at 2 p. m. ursday in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with burial in wn Hill, : He is survived by his wife, Alice; daughters, Miss Marguerite of city and Mrs. George Mcht, Elwood; one son, Max, of Byton; a brother, Glen, of La Fontaine, and two grandchildren. EE ————— AUXILIARIES AID POLICE

Downtown motorists last night

Were receiving their traffic signals

ADOLPH MUELLER’S oe tary Coteemen who we| RITES TOMORROW

; Funeral services for Adolph Muel-

ave. captain of OCD district 35. ~The auxiliaries have been trained |at 2 p. m, tomorrow at the Moore the regular police department. | & Kirk mortuary. He was 58.

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Surviving are his wife, Alice; four daughters, Mrs. Lillian Holle, Mrs. Edith Wishmier, Mrs. Lena Naaman and Bessie Mueller; one son, Adolph Jr., all of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs, Louise Kistner, Cincinnati. ’ Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery.

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Seven-time blood donors for the Red Cross are these employees of Curtiss-Wright, who are taking time out from their work on the propeller-production line long enough to give the blood plasma project their “thumbs-up” approval. They are (left to right, above): Russ Walden, 1830 E. 46th st.; Joe Abraham, 1211 Central ave. and Earl C. Sims, 1422 Bates st.,, who have given seven pints of blood each in the last year and a half,

FRANK PAXTON DEAD: 98 WAR VETERAN

Frank D. Paxton, 76, died yesterday in the home of a nephew, William G. Sutterfield, 1320 Standish ave, after a three-year illness. He was a native of Harrodsburg, Ky. coming to Ihdianapolis three years

ago. Mr. Paxton was a member of

Harold Megrew post, United Span-

{ish War Veterans, and belonged to

the Southern Presbyterian church, Harrodsburg. : Other survivors are a sister, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Sutterfield, Indianapolis; brother, Philip P. Paxton, Salina, Kas.; another nephew, Philip P. Sutterfield, Indianapolis. Funeral services will be at 3 p. m. Thursday in J. C. Wilson chapel of the chimes.

‘Ralph 0. Bowling

Funeral services for Ralph Orval Bowling, who died Sunday in City hospital after a 2-year illness, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Jordan funeral home. He was 42. Mr. Bowling, a former employee of Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc., was born in Fountain county, and came to Indianapolis in 1929. He was a member of the United Brethren church. Surviving him are his wife, Mary Alice; one daughter, Judith Deanne Bowling; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Corwin C. Bowling, Cates; a sister, Mrs. Earl O. Smith, Indianapolis, and six brothers, Monroe and Marvin, both of Cates; Guy C., Charles C. and Wilmer, all of Indianapolis, and Robert 8. Bowling, U. 8. army. Burial will be in Whitestown.

State Deaths

BLOOMFIELD—Mrs. Ids Belle Duke, 73. Survivlrs: Two daughters. CONNERSVILLE — Mrs. Hugh Beaver, 67. Survivors: Two brothers. DELPHI—Joseph Heffner, 98. EATON—Sharon Louise Ross, 7. Survivors: Parents, brother and a sister. ELIZABETHTOWN—Mrs. Amelia Trotter, 47. Survivor: Husband. EVANSVILLE—Samuel Andrew Montague, 39. Survivor: Daughter. Luther Gilbert, 48. Survivors: Wife, Mary; sons, Harold and Lester stepdaughter, Ruth Carlton, and step-son,

8 | Richard Carlton.

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Mrs. Trancy McCune, 65. Survivors: Husband, daughter and a step-daughter. Mrs. Nellie M. Edwards, 65. Survivors: Sons, Charles, William, Albert an Ernest; daughters, Mrs. Mary J. YoungBlood and Mss, Ruth Roy. rs. Fannie Sue Dugan, 23. Survivors: Mother, daughter and three sisters, Jacob Henry Lawrence, 89. Survivors: Sons, John, Charles and Samuel; daughBE Me. Josephine Yi . stave , gan, 68. Survivors: Three brothers and four sisters.

FREETOWN—Daniel Boone Smit ? Survivors: Parents, three il a two sisters. LEBANON—Mrs, - wa SON MIS Jane Frank, 97. Sur Mildred Hazelrigg, 28. LOGANSPORT—William Calvin Black, 83. Survivar: Daughter, John W. Kelly, 86. . Mrs. Ida Belle Wininger, 79. MARION—Jeremiah 3 - vivor: Sister. 5 OH, 7. on Marion V. Cook, 19.MT. VERNON—Henry Frederick Starken, 75. Survivors: Son Ind two daughters. PRINCETON-—Thomas Martin, 77, - vivor: Sister. om ROCKPORT—Newto . Donald Lee Eran, 0 brother. k, 48. : Mrs. Vada Hildreth, 859. Husband and a daughter. VER LAKE—William H ’ ; urvivors: Wife, three ,

VINCENNES—William P. vivors: Wife and three ch

Lauderdale, 67. Survivors: Par-

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Bobe, 70. Surildren.

held at 3 p. m. Thursday in the Calvary United Brethren church, Hoyt st. and State ave. Burial will be in Concordia. y

Mr, Stelhorn died yesterday at]

his home, 251% 8S. Rural st. after a long illness. Born in Indianapolis, he lived for several years in Terre Haute, returning here 10 years ago. Surviving -are three daughters,

Mrs. Mildred Riley, Mrs. Cecil Tut-|

row and Mrs. Rosemary Bennett; two haif-brothers, Willlam Wilkins and Fletcher Wilkins; a sister, Mrs, Alma Brown, and five grarchildren, Herbert Riloy, Patricia Ann Riley, Almarose Tutrow, Paul Bennett and Richard Bennett, all of Indianapolis. ;

Warren S. Livingston

Services for Warren 8S. Livingston, 25 W. Michigan st., were to be held at 10 a. m. today in the

Harry W. Moore peace chapel]

Members of the North Park Masonic lodge were to be in charge of the service. Mr. Livingston died Saturday. Born Nov. 6, 1865, Mr. Livingston had been a resident of Indianapolis about 25 years. A painter, he was a member of the North Park Masonic lodge and Scottish Rite. j Surviving him is a niece, Mrs. Richard Winters, Lancaster, Pa. Burial will be in Washing Park. '

Harvey A. Gray Funeral services for Harvey A. Gray, 2545 Union st., will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle funeral home. Mr. Gray, a produce retailer, died Sunday in City hospital at the age of 76. Survivors include one daugh-

ter, Mrs. Ina Hall, Crawfordsville,

and three sons, Ira, ‘Indianapolis, Otto, Crawfordsville, and Cero F., Bridgeport. Burial will be in Washington Park.

Edward H. Elwood

Edward H. Elwood, former resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday in Chicago. Mr. Elwood was a member of the Central Avenue Methodist church, Millersville lodge, F. & A. M.,, Scottish Rite, Shrine and Murat Chanters. He represented an electrical protection firm here. A daughter and a son, both of Chicago, survive. Services will be held tomorrow afternoon in Chicago and burial will be in Stevens Point, Wis.

Hite K. Patton

Last rites for Hite Kellar Paxton will be conducted at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle funeral home. He was 73. Mr. Paxton, an Indianapolis resident for 40 years, died Sunday at the home of his nephew, Fred G. Lotz, 741 N. Belle Vieu pl. His wife, Mrs. Lena Paxton, survives. Burial will be in Crown Hill,

LAST RITES TODAY FOR MRS. GOLDMAN

Services for Mrs. Bessie Goldman, Straughn, will be conducted

at 2 p. m. today in the Aaron-|

Ruben funeral home with .Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt officiating. Mrs. Goldman, who died yesterday at the age of 80, is survived by three sons, Lafe, Clinton, Iowa; Sam, Straughn, and Mitchell, Cincinnati; one sister, Mrs. Mar Rudy, Indianapolis; one brother, Charles Bernstein, Indianapolis, and two grandchildren. Burial will be in Shara Teflla.

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