Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1943 — Page 5

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| | daughter, Mrs. William Abel, after Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs, George |be conducted at 2 p. m. today in the | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Olara [= illness of three months, (Bateman of Pasadena, Cal. three |Tolin funeral home with burial is Comets a son, Robert Cooley; a

A resident of Indianapolis 236 brothers, William McMillan and Crown Hill. He was 36. daughter, Mary Lou Cooley; his

Y : Bert McMillan, both of Indianan- | vears, she was a member EXECUTIVE DIES :: Christian church, |

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| THURSDAY, JULY &, 1943

STATE DEATHS

Services Today

ANDERSON —Riizabeth A Of West nrvivors Son, Francis J Hernan rother, John Mulholland: sister Mis i R. Romine | WINSLOW-—-George A. Richardson, 79.1 | Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Mabel Tisdale and Mrs. Camie Smith; sons, Roscoe, Scott and Garth Richardson, |

WARSAW-—-William Dowler, 76 SurDUNKIRK —Charles M. Higman, 71. Sur-: vivors: Daughters, Mrs. W. H. Griffith ¥Yivors: Wife, Mary; daughters, Mildred and Mrs, Albert Mass; brothers, Gottlieb, Sheenan and Mrs. Brenta \Vvkoff: sister, Albert and Christian Dowler rs. Rowanna Greene

Hernan, 60) Roberts; brothers, George Lee and James

olis, and Frank McMillan of Co-| A butcher with the army air parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cooley; Harland Roberts, ol : Survivors besides Mrs Abel are

[lumbus; 10 grandehildien and 10 forces, Sgt. Cooley died Sunday in |three sisters, Mrs. Leah Weaver, Teenie Ro Poe B; great-grandchildren. [1 ospiial . Deolse held, HL IMrs, Mary Holsapple and Mrs, | \ er daughters, Mrs, Nellis ; after a five-weeks’ ness. e con- | . a. on - THOMPSON Of Tobons Mec. Do Frances Comstock, all of Indianap Killion and Miss Edna Fivecoat of

|tracted pneumonia after taking Sgt. Carroll Cooley part in flood work at Vincennes ols, brothers, Merrill Indianapolis; three sons, Walter, | Forrest and Frank Fivecoal, all of

Funeral services for Sgt. Carroll with other soldiers from nearby | Cooley of Indianapolis and Kenneth Cooley, 2702 BE. Hanna ave., were to George field. [Cooley of Edinburg. | r- I J

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Cecile Endicott Elmer; son, Car-

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‘Heart Attack Is Fatal to Isaac L. Oppenheimer; Had Many Interests.

WILLIAM GRAHAM. | BLOOMINGTON, DIES

William NM. Graham, pioneer | Bloomington businessman and Republican leader, died of heart disease vesterday in the Home Lawn sanitarium in Martinsville. He was P Roope 5 up 66

FAIRLAND- An Burvivors Son Mrs. Ellen Adair

Emma IL. Horner, 84 Morris Horner sistel

LEBANON Mis. Loleta Adair. 10 Sut I's Husba parents, My. | brothers, GerBoneta Rose and z 14 Survivors Rufus Bryan David Bryant Brown

I's Richard and Rrandmother, Mi Nellie MARION James ¥ivor: Brother, H. P MICHIGAN CITY—Noalh Ivor: Siste M Alice PETERSBURG —M1: Burvivors daugh Mrs. Welvina and Mrs Rr Charle

After attending Indiana uniwii. sa versity three years, he entered the Aileen Deen clothing business in Bloomington. ysedimiad Later he formed the Graham Mo-' SEE RTT tor Sales Co, one of the oldest autooi. Mobile firms in the state. For many a- | vears he also operated The Graham, " Blootnington's largest hotel Survivors are his wife, Mis. William Graham; a son, Lt. William M Graham Jr. stationed with the and Mis naval air force at Floyd Bennett I field, N. Y.: a daughter, Mrs. George | . : 0 Rl eben th Swrvivorss Talbot Jr. of Evansville; a sister, Maj. Glenn |. Pierce

Mrs, Harry Williams of BloomingWilliam Maj. Glenn Ivan Pierce, 2030 N John Talbott ave., died of a heart attack

: : and two bts. Mi. ahd Mi reorge NiECES Sunday in Dallas, Tex, where he —— —— — mn Was stationed with the army. He

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Born in Indianapolis in 1897. he 2 for 1 sale

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Grove, Cal, for the last 12 vears. 6i0r'4.95

He and his family came to Indian(Reg. 3 for £4.95)

apolis about 11 months ago. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Edith Pierce; a son, Glen Ivan Pierce Jr, and a daughter, Nancy Jane Pierce, all of Indianapolis. NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED TOWER was to be in St. Joseph cemetery following funeral services at 8:30 » ; § STUDIOS a. Mm. today in the Grinsteiner funeral home and at 9 a. m. in Holy 57 MONUMENT CIRCLE Cross Catholic Church. (Street Floor) Mr. Scherrer, who was 72 at 326 N. Arsenal ave.

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Nellie Rs Services for Donald B. Barclay, former employee of The Indianapolis Times, were to be at 3 p. m. today at the Moore & Kirk funeral home with burial at Crown Hill Mr. Barclay, who was 51, died Tuesday in his home, 600 N. East st, after an illness of three months,

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Fred Scherrer Burial for Fred Scherrer, merchant policeman injured fatally Monday in an automobile accident.

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Isaac IL. Oppenheimer, retired | executive of Insull utilities in In|diana, Kentucky and Ohio, died last night at his home, 3333 Ruckle st, | following a heart attack. He was | 76.

| Mr. Oppenheimer retired 10 years

ago as vice president of the Inter(state Public Service Co. of Indiana. A native of Ohio, he was a 32d degree Mason and past grand master of the Grand Lodge of Ohio. He lived in Pomeroy, O, for many vears where he was vice president and general manager of the Ohio | River Railway Co. He also lived in Columbus, O,, where he was engaged in the retail business and in real estate brokerage. Had Many Interests For several vears he was general manager of the Transport Railway system in Lexington, Kv, and also was a vice president of the Kentucky utilities of Louisville, Kv. He was vice president of the Air Line Manufacturing Co. of Indianapolis, toy manufacturers. Mr, Oppenheimer was a member of the Shrine and Oleka temple of Lexington and of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation, Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. | Harry A. Speyer with whom he { made his home; a son, William J Opper of Indianapolis; a brother, | Charles Opper of New York City, and two grandchildren, Mrs. Alfred | Ackerman and Harry Speyer, both (of Indianapolis. | Funeral services will be held at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow with Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht officiating Burial will be Saturday in the Greenlawn cemetery, Columbus, O

Charles N. Meyer Sr. | Funeral services will be at 10 a. m tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel for Charles Nolan Meyer Sr. 625 N. Oxford st, with the Rev. William O. Breedlove, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church, officiating. Burial will be in Wash[ington Park cemetery. Mr. Meyer, who was 43, died Tuesday in the Methodist hospital after (an illness of 10 days. He was em[ployed by Cook Bros, plumbers and {heating contractors. A native of Indianapolis, he was graduated from Technical high school. He was a member of the [Calvary Baptist church and Steam- | fitters’ local 449 and was air raid [warden of his district. | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lorene Mever: two sons. Charles N Meyer Jr., seaman second class stationed at Bunker Hill naval air station. and Donald H. Meyer; one daughter, Patricia Meyer; his mother, Mrs. Anna Meyer; his grandmother, Mrs. Mahalia Cody; one sister, Mrs. Millie Belles, and two brothers, Hugh Meyer and Parmer Meyer, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Florence Cole

Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Ann Cole, 122 N. State ave, were held yesterday with burial in Earl(ham cemetery, Richmond. | Mrs. Cole, who was 73, died Satur{day at her home. She was a mem[ber of the Church of God and the {Order of Pocahontas. Survivors are her husband, Frank | L. Cole; a sister, Mrs. Lena Billings{ley of Indianapolis; one niece, Miss, Mabel Krusick, Winamac, and four nephews, 1st Lt. John E. Billingslev of tie army, George W. Billingslev, Watsonville, Cal, and Cloyd | Freeman and Frank Freeman Jr both of Chicago.

Phil McGuire Funeral services for Phil McGuire, | 011 N. Meridian st., will be at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Kirby mortu{ary and at 9 a. m. at 88. Peter and | Paul cathedral. Burial will be in | Vincennes. Mr. McGuire, who was 82, died vesterday in City hospital following an illness of several weeks, Members of the Indianapolis Elks lodge | will conduct the services at the | cemetery, | A native of Fairfield, Ill, he had lived in Indianapolis most of his life. | He was a member of Indianapolis lodge, 13, Benevolent, Protective Order of Elks, and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. There are no survivors.

Mrs. Stella Fivecoat

The Rev. B. G. Stultz, pastor of the West Park Christian church, will officiate at services for Mrs. Stella Fivecoat, 210 N. Mount st, {at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Royster | & Askin West side mortuary. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery, Mrs. Fivecoat, who was 79, died last night in the home of her

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