Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1943 — Page 6

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Rites Tomorrow

ROBERT SUESZ IS DEAD AT 63

Had Been Engaged Transfer Business: Rites Thursday.

Robert J. Suesz, dianapolis resident, at his home, 2622 E. 11th st. was 63 Mr. Suesz engaged in the trans | fer business all his life and for the; past two years was owner of the | Otto J. Suesz Transfer Co. He was 2 member of the Brookside lodge, F.and A M He is survived by his wife, Nellis C.; a son, Sgt. Robert W. Suesz of Ft. Jackson, S. C.; a daughter, Mrs. lois Donovan of Indianapolis, and one grandchild. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday at the Grinsteiner Funeral home. Burial will be in| Crown Hill

a lifelong In-| died yesterday He

Funeral services for Mrs. Marie | M. Hawkins, fatally hurt last Friday when struck by an automobile at W. Michigan st. and Luett ave., will be held tomorrow | Services will be at the home, 7391, Buchanan st, at 8:30 a. m,, | and at St. Patrick's church at | 9 a. m. Burial will be in Hely | Cross cemetery.

Mrs. Agnes Brown

Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes! Fletcher Brown, former Indian-| apolis resident, will be held this 2 p. m. tomorrow in the church. afternoon at St. Luke's Episcopal Burial will be in Crown Hill church in Germantown, Pa. where ghe died yesterday. Burial will be in Crown Hill at a time to be designated later. Mrs. Brown. who was 80, was the daughter of Dr. William B. Fletcher, for many years a physician and surgeon here and a former superin-| tendent of the Central State hospital. She was the husband of the late Dr. John R. Brown. She is survived by a daughter, Agnes C.. of Philadelphia; a son, Randolph of New York, and two grandsons.

Fremont B. Miller Fremont B. Miller. 929 N. Leland

st., burg, Ill, following services there tomorrow. Mr. Miller was 53. An assistant he had lived here one year. was a world war I veteran, a member of the Lukas-Harold Ex-Service Men's club, the Methodist church and the Elks.

lerine A.: a stepson. Herbert Meyer, Mrs. Dena Baumgart Indianapolis; a brother, Alfred A. Mrs. Dena Baumgart, born here of Galesburg, and two sisters, Mrs. %0 years ago, died yesterday in St. Alma Lindquist of Peoria, Ill. and Vincent's hospital. Mrs. Ella Emblem, Wheeling. W. Va. She lived at 14 E. Regent st. ge ———— was a member of the Second Evan-| REBEKAH LODGE TO MEET gelical and Reformed church. She | The Southeastern Rebekah lodge §s survived by her husband, William No G. Sr, Pattman. {the home of Irene Funeral services will be held at| Villa ave.

Kennedy,

| Crown Hill

'EDSEL FORD STILL IN

who died Sunday in his home, | will be buried in his native Gales-|

foreman at the Lukas-Harold Corp.. | He

|completed today for Frank Leeson, 39, milk route driver of Garrett, who . 749 of the Past Noble Grands’, and a ‘sister, Mrs. William club will meet tomorrow night injcut an electrical wire with a pair 1213 lin a flooded basement.

SALESMAN HERE 50 YEARS DEAD

'H. G. Heinzerling Rites to Be Held Thursday Afternoon.

Go as Delegates

Henry G. Heinzerling, 1916 Pros-

in Tipton county before coming to| !

| Indianapolis.

| He was a hardware salesman for |

(the Layman & Carey Co. for 30 | years before its dissolution. He was a salesman for the VanCamp Hard- | {ware & Iron Co. for 20 years be-| | fore retiring in 1931, { | He is survived by his wife, Mayme: | |two daughters, Mrs. Albert Aibker,| |Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Marion F. Clarke, Indianapolis; two sisters, { Mrs. Mary Johanning, Indianapolis, | and Mrs. Bertha Ryker, Tipton, and | |two grandchildren, Funeral services will be held at 2 |p. m. Thursday in the Bert S. Gadd

| funeral home. Burial will be in|

CRITICAL CONDITION

DETROIT, May 25 (U. P.).—The

| condition of Edsel Ford, president of

the Ferd Motor Co. and son of Henry Ford, company founder, was renorted still critical teday. Ford was said to have suffered a recurrence of undulant fever. He | is confined at his suburban home. It was understood Benson Ford, |

lone of Fords four children, had| He is survived by his wife, Cath- peen granted a furlough from the|in New York City.

army administration school at Fargo, N. D., to visit his father.

DRIVER IS ELECTROCUTED

GARRETT, Ind, May 25 (U. P). —Funeral arrangements were being

was electrocuted last night when he

of pliers while standing barefooted

died yesterday afternoon ||

Mrs, May Beaver

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Mrs. May Beaver and Mrs. Ann Pettit will represent Indianapolis at the national convention of the | Supreme Forest Woodmen circle | next week in Chicago. | Mrs. Beaver, who is national es- | bh cort and state manager of the

| group, will attend the state man- |

FORD, FULTZ BECOME ‘AIR FORCE MECHANICS

Pfe. John H. Ford and Pfe. {Charles R. Fultz of Indianapolis were graduated this week from a! course in the overhaul of aircraft! |engines conducted by the army air forces technical training command

Pfe. Ford is the son of Mrs. Vir- | ginia Ford, Barton hotel. He and! his wife, Mrs. Margaret Ford, formerly lived at 932 N. Tuxedo st., and he was an inspector for the P. R. Mallory Co. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Dair W.| Fultz, 605 N. Denny st, Pfc. Fultz was an engraver for the Herff-Jones Co. before entering the army last October. He is a graduate of Tech-| nical high school.

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STATE DEATHS

ALEXANDRIA—Clinton Taylor, 53. Sur- Miss Mamie Russell; vers: Wife, a eons, Bugens, mel. Charles, Franklin, James ah vi IER—Mrs. Elvina Spaulding, daughter, Linda Lou; sisters, Mrs, Ennis | 1 ONT RELIER MIS a band, Daniel: ey Delinger and Mrs. Charles Smith; broth- | | Ralph; daughter, Mrs. Walter Dutro; ers, Richard, Harlan and Dolph Taylor. | brother, Oliver Dearduff; sister, Mrs, al DERSON SE aad AampRing 7m. | Elizabeth Runkie. urvivors: aughter, rs. ttie Nelson; son, Edward Lee Fisher; sisters, Mrs. B. } | o OARLAND,_ CITY ohn ». Runkel,

Clemmie Rickman and Mis Roland, Arthur PRINCETON—Mrs. Eliza E 83. Survivors: Sons, Charles, Robert and 59, | Samuel Hall; brother, John R. Mitchell. ROCKPORT Mrs. Sally L. Miller, 80. Survivors: Sons, Fred, Frank and Dan, SEYMOUR Miss Mary Alice Clouse, 85. Survivors: Brothers, Scott, Jason, . | Ezra and George Clouse, and sister, Mrs. Anna Ackeret TELL CITY Pearl Howard, 10. vores! Brothers, Elmer, Orville | Bugene: sister, Sarah Jane Howard. Zadah Black, 71. Yeon and emenck ach | TERRE HAUTE—Mrs. Josie Kibby, 84. and a daughter, Miss Betty Black. 'I Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. J. J. utch LEBANON— Mrs. Frances J. White, 81. and Mrs, Jennie Russell, and son, John Survivors: Daughter, Flora Britt; son, oy. Charles "White: sisters, Mrs. Ruey Richey

Mrs. Samantha Finch and Mrs. A Roberts. adie IT M Mere MINOR SKIN RASHES

MARION Mrs. vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Marion Jumper; | sisters, Mrs, Elizabeth Short, Mrs Charles Roberts, Mrs. Retta Criscoe, Maggie Berry and Mrs. Laura Bticer (et this ig on medicated pander tien . commende y many specialists — for De oI na Rummel, 87. or hs. | diape r rash, heat rash, burn or itching of aughters, Mrs. Catherine Swanger, Mrs. sunburn and mosquito bites. Get Mexsana, Hattie Kilgore, Mrs. Dorothy Hinkle, Mrs. | formerly Mexican Heat Powder. Costs but Mrs. Margaret Hahn and!a few cents, Ask for genuine Mexsana.

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FT. BRANCH Pleas Survivors: Wife, Anna; Charles and Morris; sisters, Mrs. Schafer, Mrs. Ed Rogge, Mrs. Wiiliam| Steinhauser., Mrs. Frank Flanagan and| Mrs. Bertha Knight.

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