Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1943 — Page 8
EVA WHITE DIES: ILL FOR A YEAR
Born in Bloomington and Lived Here 26 Years;
Rites Tomorrow.
Mrs. Eva White, 716 Pleasant Run pkwy., died in her home yesterday after an illness of a year. She was 41. Mrs. White was born in Bloomington and had lived in Indianapolis 26 years. She was a member of; the Garfield Park Evangelical and Reformed church, the Ladies’ guild of the church and Prospect chapter 453 O. E. S. Funeral services will be conducted at the G. H. Herrmann funeral home by the Rev. Norman Schultz, pastor of the church, and by the lodge | at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Washington Park. Survivors are the husband, Aubrey White; a daughter, Mrs. Martha Louise Bailey; her mother, Mrs. Lydia Workman, all of Indianapolis; six sisters, Mrs. Bert Dorris, Vincennes; Mrs. Arthur Martin, Mrs. Mary Sumner, Mrs. D. H. Frankle, Mrs. Ruth Heinrichs and Mrs. John Rogers, all of Indianapolis, and two brothers, Charles Workman, Arlington, Va, and Dexter Workman, Bloomfield.
Billy Max Miley
Burial in Petersburg wiil follow gervices there Thursday for Billy Max Miley, 14-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Miley, 803 E. 64t st., who died Monday.
He was born in Petersburg May | 6. 1929 and came to Indianapolis | with his parents two years ago. He was a member of the Broad Ripple Christian” church and a pupil at school 80.
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Mrs. Susie Long
‘Resident Here 30 Years Dies; Was Native of North Vernon.
Mrs. Susie Long, a local resident for 30 years, died last night at her home, 13¢ W. Maryland st., after al three-week illness.
She was the widow of Warren Long, theatrical performer who died two years ago. A son, Frank Long, known professionally as Leo Francis, appears frequently in Indianapolis in clown and black-face comedian acts. Mrs. Long was born in North Vernon. She was a member of St. John’s Catholic church here.
Survivors, besides Frank Long, are another son, Harry Long of Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Florence Heine, now in vaudeville in | Hollywood, Cal.; a sister, Mrs. John Cooney of Indianapolis, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Ralph Jordan of Indianapolis. Services will be held Friday morning at the Speaks & Finn
He is survived hy his parents, a| brother, Larry Winston Miley; two] sisters, Betty Jean and Scharelene | Ray; the maternal grandparents, | Mr. and Mrs. Lowry Coogan, In-| dianapolis, and the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Stella Shimer, Petersburg, and several aunts and uncles.
Margaret McCarty Day
Miss Margaret McCarty Day died 'day at City hospital after a long with the company.
yesterday at her home in the Spink-| Arms hotel. She was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and the] daughter of the Rev. Henry Day. Miss Day was the niece of Nichcles McCarty, prominent businessman of earlier Indianapolis. She attended schools in the city and was| a member of the First Baptist church. She is survived by a brother, Hen- | ry M. Day, of the Ardmore apartments. Services will be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Kreglo & Bailey funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill.
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T REALTOR, DIES
Born in Kentucky and Came Here in 1905; Rites Friday.
William T. McClure, president of the McClure Realty Co., died this morning at his home, 1961 Ruckle st. He was Tl and had lived here 38 years. He was a member of the board of deacons at the Central Christian church and belonged to Mystic Tie Masonic lodge, the Scottish Rite, Queen Esther 3, O. BE. S, the Indianapolis Real Estate board and the B. Y. O. club. Born near Mt. Sterling, Ky. in 1871, his family moved to Putnam county when he was a child.
Came Here in 1905
When a young man he went in business in Crawfordsville with his uncle, David F. McClure. He came here in 1905 and organized the MecClure Realty Co. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Ocie Kern McClure; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Evans of Bloomington and Mrs. Katherine Edwards of Brookville, O.; three sisters, Mrs. Grant Burnett of Hammond, Ill, Mrs. William T. Woods of Michigantown and Mrs. Jesse Weaver of Boyleston, and two grandchildren, Barbara Ruth Evans and Elsworth McClure Ed-
wards. Dr. William A. Shullenberger, former pastor of the Central Christian church, will conduct the funeral services at 3 p. m. Friday at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. The Mystic Tie Masonic lodge also will have services, and burial will be in Crown Hill.
BRIDGE ENGINEER'S RITES TOMORROW
SAYRE, Pa, May 10 (U. P). — Funeral services will be held tomorrow for David A. Keefe, na-
tionally-known bridge engineer and retired banker. As consulting engineer of Atlantic City’s steel pier, Keefe devised reinforcement methods which prevented condemnation of the struc-
neral home at Oaklandon for Mrs. Henry Vielhaber, a resident of Lawrence for 40 years, who died Mon-!
illness. Burial will be in Spring
Valley cemetery at Ft. Harrison. Mrs. Vielhaber, who was 63, was
came to Lawrence soon after her marriage. Survivors are her husband, two! sons, Alva and Charles; two daugh- | ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Chevalier and! Mrs. Margaret Richards, all of Indianapolis: one brother, Arthur Alfonte, Indianapolis; and four grand- | children.
MISSIONARY UNIT MEETS
The Missionary society of Broadway Methodist church, 22d and Broadway, will meet at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow with Mrs. I. R. Carner of Meadow Lee farm, Crothersville, as
guest speaker. She spent several years in India.
[tary for Air Capt. H. H. Balfour {said in commons today.
ture. He also planned the shore resort’s famed Boardwalk and rebuilt all bridges of the Lehigh Valley railroad during 40 years service
‘LAURA CRAIG IS DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Mrs. Laura Ferguson Craig, 817) Harlan st, died in City hospital yesterday after a long illness. She was born in Indianapolis March 2, 1885, and is survived by her husband, Ernest Craig, and a, sister, Mrs. Flornell Heath. Funeral services will be at' the! G. H. Herrmann funeral home at | 10 a. m. Friday and interment will | follow at Crown Hill cemetery.
THREATENS TO BOMB ROME | LONDON, May 19 (U. P.).—Rome will be bombed if necessary to attain war objectives. Undersecre-
BOONVILLE—Henry E. Moss, 64 Survivors: Wife, Bertha; daughters, Mrs. Geneva Boyd, Mrs. Gladys Pos Fimg ton: brother, Gordon Moss; sister, Mrs.
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STATE DEATHS
CARTHAGE Merion F. McCorkle, 74.|
and Madeline Thompson: sons, Floyd, | Harold, Walter and Donald; sisters, Mrs. | Beatrice Hudnell, Mrs. Oakland Linton, a Miss Lora Thompson, and brothers, Clelland and Garret Thompson.
ELWOOD-— William J. Brownscombe,
| Survivors: Wife, Sarah; sons, William and| | James.
EVANSVILLE—Linn B. Lewis, 73. vivors: Wife, Pearl, and daughter, Lenora L. Edmond.
Mrs. Magdalena Osterman, 67. urvivors: Husband, Julius; daughters, Clo-| thilda and Gertrude Osterman; sons, and Harry Osterman; brother, > Gumbe
Miss Veronica Fares, 15. Sisters, Mrs. Henry Christina Bumb. Mrs. brother, Henry Fares. William A. Hardage, 88. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Anna Hunter. Roland T. Davidson, 6. Survivors Mr. and Mrs. Willard y Joe Caffin,
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Grandparents; Curry and Mr. and Mrs. GREENCASTLE Mrs, Lilly Ewing, 3. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Ruth Davison; sons, Orville, Corlis and Henry Ewing; brothers, W. G. and } TS Eaton; sisters, Mrs. Lola Storm, Mrs. Flora Holloway. Mrs. Ressie Tanselle and Mrs. May Stiers. HAZELTON—Mrs. Margaret Robb Brice, 95. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Ruth ker and a son, P. Decker. HUNTINGBURG. Mrs, Eltzabeth Roth- . ters, Mrs. Hulda Cooper and Miss Ida Rothert; brothers, Henry and August Hilgeman JASPER—John W. Chambers, vivors y . 8... Chambers and a Chambers LEBANON— Mrs. Marian A. Gill, 95. Survivors: Husband, James. Mrs. Winnie Ann Moore, 69. Survivors: Husband, Joseph; daughters, Mrs. June Lewis, Mrs. Diene Cisar, Mrs. Ruth Moore an . Mae Adams; brothers, an James Moore, and sisters, Earlie Norman. | MARION—Charles W. Durkes, 75. Sur- | vivors: Wife, Ida Mae; son, Albert] Durkes. . MEDORA-—Mrs. Phoeba BE. Hill, 93. Sur | vivors: Nieces and nephews are only living | survivors. NEW ALBANY—Emest J. Canter, 59. | Survivors: Wife, Frances: son, John daughter, Mrs. Jane Kahl; brothers. | George, Edward and omas, and sisters, Katherine and Elizabeth Canter. OAKLAND CITY James H. Cockrum, ki Survivors: Wife, Adah; daughters, | Bsther Winterrowd, Mrs. Jesse | and Misses Jennie and Marian
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PETERSBURG Rev. Lawson A. 85. Survivors: Brothers, Arthur Hy Rs Coble and sisters Mrs. Ella Tyner and Mrs. ma Oral G. Robinson, 59. " Survivors: Daugh- | ters, Mrs. Glenys Kreyling, Mrs. Thelma ' Hollon, Mrs. Katheryn Songer and Mrs. Pauline Jackson; brother, Walter Robinson. SEYMOUR—Frank C. Knobe, 71. Survivors: Wife, Pearl; sister, Miss Elizabeth Knobe. Mrs. Elizabeth Survivors Sons, Alvin, Charles, cNelson and Mendes: daugh Mrs. Lettie Bmlay. Flaud
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