Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1943 — Page 7

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REX SPANGLER

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“Advancement Ordered by Field Commander at New Orleans Base.

Rex L. Spangler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spangler, has been promoted to the rank of staff sergeant at the New Orleans army air base, New Orleans, 1a. . B. Sgt. Spangler was advanced on order of the field commander. The order cited that he “has proved able to perform technical duties, is attentive to duty and has demonstrated soldierly qualities.”

» » ” The {following men have been transferred from Ft. Harrison to the camps named: To Camp Crowder, Mo. Pvts. Cecil W. Pebbles, husband of Mrs. Bdna Pebbles, 416 N. New Jersey at.; Gene W, Spaulding, whose wife Yves at 109 S. Bolton ave. and Paul R. Kincaid, husband of Mrs. Inis Kincaid, Pittsboro. To Ft. Bliss, Tex. Carl O. Neal, husband of Mrs. Dorothea H. Neal, 88 Ewing st.;; W. H. Freeman, husband of Mrs. Etha J. Freeman, 5186 E. Washington st., and Granville . McClain, husband of Mrs. . Kathryn McClain, 722 E. 238d st. To Ft. Knox, Ky. C. L. Kelly, whose wife lives at 3640 Butler ave., and Vinson Merkle, husband of Mrs. Helen F. Merkle, 3912 Hoyt ave. To Camp Edwards, Mass. Robert E. Zollner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Zollner, 1257 N. Tremont ave., and Robert J. Hunt, husband of Mrs. Bertha Mae Hunt, 539 S. Arlington ave, To Camp Beale, Cal. Harvey P. Lynn, husband of Mrs. Alice V. Lynn, 424 N. Pine st. To Ft. Lewis, Wash. Claude R. . Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Moore, 1526 N. Sherman dr. To Danville, Ky. Eugene A. Jackson, husband of Mrs. Violet D. ‘Jackson, 1436 E. Washington st To Camp Lee, Va. J. Ecktman, son of Mrs. Rose Ecktman, 332 W. 40th st.

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Severe pensities are imposed for willfully supplying false or fraudulent infornistion or for willful fatinee to supply information which would reduce the withholding exemption.

This is the exemption certificate for the mew withholding tax which all salaried employees and wage earners must file with their employers before the end of this menth. Copies may be made hy employers if they are kept identical, The forms became available today at the internal revenue offices and can be

Doing Their Part

Lt. Col. Love Lt. Brosnan

LEFT: Lt. Col. Lowell S. Love, general staff corps, is serving with an armored unit in North Africa

'|as assistant chief of staff. Formei-

ly president of the Calumet Title

‘Co,, Col. Love's home is at 3525 N.

Delaware st. RIGHT: Heading the insurance division at the U. S. naval training station, Farragut, Ida., is Lt. Francis D. Brosnan, U. 8. N. R, a veteran of world war I, in which he served as a leutenant in the in: fantry. An insurance men in civil life, Lt. Brosnan ‘was manager of the Indianapolis Life Insurance | Co.’s downtown offices prior to be-

W. Abell R. Gertchen

LEFT: Walter Abell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Abell, 1711 Broadway and husband of Mrs. Ramong Abell, 1347 Silver Ave, was gradu-

ated recently from training school| i

at the U. S. maritime training stai, Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, Y., with fireman-watertender’s papers. At home on 10-day leave he will report to Chicago for shipping orders. Mr. Abell was employed in the press room of The Indianapolis Times for seven years. Thirteen members of his mother's family are in service. A brother, Robert Abell, who is in the U. S. army engineering corps served in the construction of the Alaskan highway. RIGHT: Robert Gertchen, ship fitter 3-¢, U. S. navy, is at home on 15-day leave after serving. for 10 months in the North Atlantic. He is the son of ‘Mrs. Pauline Gertchen,

ing Co. high school.

21, 1942,

Pvt. Linder John Arens

LEFT: Pvt. Guy Linder, U. S. Marine corps fleet force, is at home on 10-day furlough visiting his wife, Mrs. Emma -Linder, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Omer Linder, 1133 DeLeoss st. He will return to duty Friday. Before entering service four months age he was employed at the Indianapolis BleachHe attended Washington

1120 E. Nelson st.

RIGHT: John C. Arens Jr. re-

BURIAL TOMORROW FOR LIZZIE HEATH

Funeral services will be held at 11 a, m. tomorrow in the Motgemery mortuary for Mrs, Lizzie B, Heath, who died yesterday in Mar-] jon, Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. Mrs. Heath was born in Iowa. She was 84. Survivors are two sons,

Heath of Indianapolis and Everett Heath of California, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Mary Inman of Indianapolis.

State Deaths

ELBERFELD—Charles Rose, 86. Survivors: Daughcers, Miss Alvina Rose and Mrs. Minnie Henn; sons, William and Fred Rose. LEBANON—James M. French, 8y. Survivors: Wife, Fannie; daughter, Mrs. Sadie £. Perigo; son, Floyd E. French; sisters, Mrs. Dora A. Beard rand Mrs. da May Campbell; Mariin D. French.

MOUNT VERNON—Henry M. Chambers,

brother,

ing commissioned in the navy Aug. | Mrs, Earl James, Mrs.

{ Paulina; son, Paul Franz; | Pauline Byers; brothers, John,

. | sister,

p Sons, Alvin, Owen and Birt Griggs; da ters, Mrs.

82. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. F. H. Pieron; sons, Henry W. and Gregory Cham-

PVANSVILLE Mrs Prances Baldwin, 55. | Survivors: Father, D. E. Hess; daughters, Ray Floyd, Mrs. erle Alldredge, Mrs. Charlies Layer and Miss Susie Baldwin; sons, Vern, Dtura, { Fred, Virgil and Herbert Baldwin, broth-

Survivors: Wife, daughter, Mrs. orge and

Jacob Franz, 80.

Henry Thomas "Bippus, = Survivors: Wife, Beulah; sons, D, C. and T. Neen Bippus; Mrs. eps Kirk; broth s, G. H., Morris and William Bipp Mrs. ‘Henry Brockman. Mrs. Maggie Griggs, 71. Sur¥ivers: yme Culver, Mrs. thn a idy and Mrs. Lucille Wenzick; ea Mrs, Lula Griggs, Mrs. Mollie Hizgins, Mrs, Martha Hosman and Mrs. Mamie Allen; brother, Bud Culver. Samuel D. Miller, 86. Survivors: Wife, Daisy; daughters, Mrs. Marian Bowman, Mrs. Harry Stanley and Mrs. :iarry Moore; sons, W. H. Barnett, Sam and J. A. Miller; brother, J. A. Miller; sister, ‘Mrs. Bennett arks.

cently has been promoted to seaman 2-c. He is the husband of Mrs. Loretta Arens, father of Danna, 5 months, and son of Mr. and Mrs. John Arens, all of 3722 Prospect st. Seaman Arens entered the U. 8. coast guard Feb. 13 and is stationed at Curtis Bay, Mad. He attended Manual high school

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Rites Today

Funeral services wil be held at 2 eclock this afliermeon in the Robert W. Stirling funeral heme for Mrs. Revene gPence Schmidt, whe died Sunday. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs Schmidt was 50, and lived at 1446 N. Illinois st.

rea vig ene every Batons oe ELIZABETH LICH RITES TOMORROW

Funeral services will be held at! Thelma Caldwell of . Indianapolis, 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Jordan ‘Elizabeth

funeral home for Mrs." Lich, 2430 Coyner ave. who died in Louisville, Ky., Sunday, while visiting in the home of her brother, Amos Anshutz. She was 69. Mrs. Lich was born in Shelby county, Kentucky, but had lived in Indianapolis for 30 years. She was a member of the First Baptist church. Her husband, John C. Lich, died in 1934. Other survivors are eight sons, | Frank, Harold, John, Walter, William, Carl and’ Ernest, all of Indianapolis, and Amos Lich of San] Diego, Cal.; and two other broth- |

and was employed at the J. D.| Adams Mig. Co.

ers, Marvin and William Anshutz,

| Los Angeles.

‘|toen, who died Sunday night in a

RITES SET FOR BRITISH NATIVE

‘Mrs. Julia Ratcliffe Was 83, a Resident Here "Since 1881.

Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Ratcliffe, who died Sunday at the home of a son, Edward A. Ratcliffe, 409 N. Tacoma ave., will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Shirley Brothers Irving Hill chapel. She was 83. Mrs. Ratcliffe was born in Maids stone, Kent, England, and had lived in Indianapelis since 1881. She was a member of the Poinsettia club. Also surviving are four other sons, Benjamin, Frederick and Sidney Ratcliffe of Indianapolis and William Thomas Ratcliffe of Detroit; three daughters, Mrs. Alice Zander, Mrs. Jewell Yagerline and Mrs. Elizabeth Little of Indianapolis; 21 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren,

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Edna Carr Humble .

Mrs. Edna Carr Humble, 1426 Montcalm st., who had been a resident here for 40 years, died yesterday afternoon in the City hospital. She was 4. She was a native of Monitor and had been a member of the First Christian church of Lafayette. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrew in the home. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery. Surviving are a sen, Frank Claspill of Indianapolis; two brothers, James S. McDoniels of Lafayette and Frank McDoniels of Indianapolis; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

John Fulton

Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Roscoe. Conkle funeral home for John Ful-

nursing home at 1010 N. New Jersey st. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery. Mr. Fulton, who was born in Trimble county, Kentucky, was 74. He was & molder by trade and had

lived in Indianapolis for 20 years. |He attended the Christian Men | Builders class of the Third Christian church.

Mrs. Tommye Cook

Funeral services for Mrs, Tommye Ellen Cook, who died Sunday night {in her home, 1003 E. 38th st., will {be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in ld Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. | Burial will be in Crown Hill ceme[tery. She was 60, Mrs. Cook was born in Bowling | Green, Ky., but had lived here for 36 years. - She was a member of the Christian church. Survivors are a daughter, Miss|

and a nephew, Cpl. Paul E. Birdsall, U. 8. marines.

FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR BEVERLY HOOVER

2 p. m. tomorrow in the Broadway Methodist church for Beverly Jane Hoover, who died Sunday in St. Elizabeth's hospital, St. Louis,

Miss Hoover, 18-year-old daughter of Raymond and Olive Ballard

| ernoon.

Hoover, moved from Indianapolis to Clayton, Miss., about four years | ago. The body will be taken to the {home of her aunt, Mrs. Norman | | Stewart, 1336 W. 30th st., this aft- |

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