Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1943 — Page 4

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BATES SERVICES

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Retired Policeman Dead Here at 76 After | 2-Year lliness.

Funeral services for John M. Bates, retired Indianapolis policeman, will be at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in the George W. Usher funeral home and at 9 a. m. in St. Anthony's church. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. Mr. Bates, who was 76, died Sunday in his home, 201 N. warman ave, after an illness of two years. A native of Celestine, he had

lived in Indianapolis 54 vea He was a member of the Ind apolis police force from 1898 to 1920 when

he retired. He was a special po-| liceman, first with the Railway EX-

press agency 13 years ana seven years with the Fletcher

Trust Co.

Soy He was a member of St. Anthony's Catholic rch Survivors are his wife, 1 A. Bates; a daughte: Schludecker of Indian two sons, William T. Bate dianapolis and John A Milwaukee, Wis

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Mrs. Mathilda Tyler |

Fred Phillips Is Salvage Leader

AN EXPERIENCED steel products manufacturer today was director of salvage for city and county defense organizations. He is Fred G. Phil- : lips, 5933 Evanston ave. vice president of the Engineering Metal Products Co. In accepting his appointment from William E. Munk and § Harry Yockey, BEE city and county defense direc- MIE phillips tors, respectively, Mr. Phillips said that his 32 years in the steel business had increased his “appreciation for the critical need of scrap metal of all types.” He

citizens in the collection of fats and greases, hylon hosiery, waste paper and scrap metal.

ABELL RITES SET AT 9 P, M. TOMORROW

Mr. Abell, who was 48, died Sun-

dav in the U. 8. Veterans Adminis-

N Mrs. Mathilda Stevens Tyler, 3743 N. Rural st.. will be buried in Crown

1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry i W. Moore peace chapel. The Rev } William O. Breedlove will officiate. Mrs. Tyler, who was 50, died Sunday at her home after an illness of one week. Born in Denver, Colo. she had lived in Indianapolis 25 years. She was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary 908, Lavell Gossett post.

tration hospital here after an illness | hs os cin. lof three years. Rites will be conHill following funeral services at ducted by the Rev. Ira B. Stock, pastor of the Seventh Presbyterian

~Ivire church. |

was a veteran of world war I and a member of the Methodist church in|and four brothers, Dr. Nelson Bray- , Ariz, and Dr. John Brayton, A. W. Brayton and James Katherine Abell; two sisters, Miss Brayton, all of Indianapolis. Maud Abell and Miss Elizabeth

Rockford.

Survivors are his mother, Mrs.

MISS BRAYTON DIES HERE AT 56

‘Taught at Shortridge High |

School for

Years.

Miss Elizabeth N,

the Method

{ Giving up teaching at the end of the semester, Miss Brayton had

ist hospital.

been ill since spring.

A graduate of Shortridge, she |

taught there during

teaching career except 3 | years after college graduation when | j in Wyoming, Virginia

she taught fand in Spe

In 1909 she was graduated from urged the continued support of [Butler college and later did gradin the University of university and niversity. She came to

uate work

Chicago, Cornell

Columbia u Shortridge

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in 1916.

Miss Brayton was a

the First

Funeral services will be at 2 p. m Burial | Thursday in the home, 2125 Broadin Memorial Park cemetery. The body was taken to Flanner & Buchanan where it will be until 11 a. m.

|way, and burial

Thursday. pastor of t

Congregational church, the Indianapolis Woman's club, the | National Education association, the | Services for Frank Abell, a tool Indianapolis naker at Allison's 21 years, will be and Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C, Wilson chapel of the chimes. will be in Memorial Park cemetery.

The Rev. he First

church, will officiate.

Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. A native of Seymour, he had lived A, A, Johnson, New York: Mrs. C. in Indianapolis most of his life. He gE. Wheeler, Roselle, N. J., and Miss Irma Brayton, St. Petersburg, Fla.,

ton, Miami

Survivors are her husband, Ralph Abell, and a brother, Harry Abell) john N. Sicks

Tyler; a daughter, Mrs. Alpha all of Indianapolis.

Chenoweth of Indianapolis; her mother, Mrs. Anna Schneider; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Lunsmann

and Mrs. Mayme Maurer, and a Broadway Baptist church will serve brother, Michael Braun, all of St. its annual birthday dinner at the Louis, Mo. church at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow.

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Before his ! known throughout the Middle West| with burial in a cemetery in Plain- | as a breeder of Poland China hogs.| field. : He was a member of the Lebanon| Mr. Metherd, who was 52, died Baptist church. | besides his son in Lebanon include a daughter, Mrs.| | : A H. L. Ottinger, 228 Blue Ridge rd, Sided in Indianapolis many years.

\\ | and another son, Harold B. Sicks of| He was the owner of a garage at

Burial for John N. Sicks, retired Boone county farmer, will be in Oak GILBERT E, METHERD. Hill cemetery in Lebanon following services at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the GARAGEMAN DEAD Lawler funeral home there. 1 Mr. Sicks, who was 78, died Sunday night in Lebanon at the home| Rites for Gilbert E. Metherd, 1527

of Clavton Sicks. a son. | S. Richland st., will be at 2 p. m.| retirement, he was Thursday in the Leap funeral home| &ooige Gosser; stepbrother, Meredith

John Eisenmann

Funeral s

ervices for

Brayton. an English teacher at Shortridge high school 27 years, died yesterday in

Teachers’

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In Caravan

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She was 56.

her whole Jor a few

| ber of = MEMOEr OL mhere’ll be three pretty girls

a blonde, brunet and redhead —and many other entertainers at Camp Atterbury July 22-23 when the Camel Caravan pulls in. The show, sponsored by the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., features 25 persons and is one of the six units touring the country’s army camps and naval stations. Two performances will be given at 6:30 and 8:30 p. m. each day with a special hospital show the afternoon of July 23. The Caravan is not open to the public. The three pretty girls in the Camel Caravan are the Adrian sisters. Gene Baylos, vaudeville and picture star, will be master of ceremonies, and 21-year-old Lee Barrett, girl bandleader, will baton the Caravan orchestra. Bill and Pearl Wilson, magicians, also will perform.

federation |

mortuary,

Ellis Hay,

Sunday in the City hospital after an illness of two months. Born in Greenfield, he had re-

Belmont ave. and Michigan st. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. { Edith M. Metherd: two daughters, Mrs. Florence Marqua and Mrs.

John Eisen-| Thelma Carr; a half-brother, Stan-

mann, retired Big Four railroad con- | ley Metherd, all of Indianapolis, and ductor, will be at 10:30 a. m. Thurs-| a nephew, Charles Glascock of

day in the Conkle funeral Burial will be in Crown Hill. |

home. | Greenfield. |

Mr. Eisenmann, a native of Union Mrs. Betty Colla

City, died yesterday in his home, |

\ 12249 N. Alabama st.

He was 79. Hel! The Rev. C. M. Armentrout will {had lived in Indianapolis 30 years. | conduct services at 7:30 p. m. today

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Myr-|in the Leap funeral home for Mrs.

‘tle Eisenmann; a son, Howard Eis- Betty Pearl Colla, 132 N. Traub ave. enmann of Indianapolis, and a sis- | Burial will be in Arlington Na-|and Mrs. Bertha Kuhlman.

ter, Miss Antonia Eisenmann of | tional cemetery.

Union City.

| Mrs. Colla died yesterday in her|

[home after a long illness. She

Mrs. Ophay Hoover IW 50. #

A resident of Indianapolis

| of Mrs. Mary Davis, 738 Lincoln st.,| of Mitchell.

| were conducted yesterday in the J. Survivors are her husband, Ed-

the Rev. E.

\ | C. Wilson chapel of the chimes by ward M. Colla: a son, W. Russell] soutH BEND—William Miller. 68. SurRobert Andry, pastor; Bodkin of Bedford; a daughter, Miss {of the Downey Avenue Christian! Margery Bodkin of Indianapolis: a|

church. Burial was in Crown Hill. | sister, Mrs. Cynthia Anna Hunley of

Mrs. Hoover, who was 49, died| Indianapolis, and three grandchil-

Friday in the Davis home. dren.

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| * Central ave, died Sunday in the] ‘ RAILROAD MAN [ange Services Methodist hospital after an illness | of eight months. He was 45. Held Yesterday A native of Indianapolis, he began | > | Services were conducted yesterday work for the News in November. | in Jenkintown, Pa, for Earl B. 1924 leaving in 1928 to work on Lange, former manager of the Na- the Alhambra Post-Advocate, Al-| : tional Veneer & Lumber Co. here. | hambra, Cal. He returned to InServices for C. H. Hangen Mr. Lange, a native of Shelbyville, | dianapolis in 1935 and was employed | died Friday in his home in Jenkin- by the News until last November. | Set for Tomorrow town after an illness of several He was a member of the Bethlehem | s years. Lutheran church. | At 10 A. M.. | He was a member of the Mystic| Survivors are his wife, Helen Cor- | X Tie lodge, 398, F. and A. M.. and a | nelius; two daughters, Miss Myrtle

The Rev. C. A. McPheeters will

former member of the Central Ave- Cornelius and Miss Maryellen Cor-

conduct funeral services for Chal- nye Methodist church here. He nelius; a brother, Arthur Cornelius, x No LONG MAR a mer H. Hangen, conductor on the and his wife, Mrs. Marjorie Turner| all of Indianapolis, and a sister, New York Central railroad, at 10| lange, a former Technical high Mrs. Bertha Green of Danville. 9 NO. MERIDIAN ST. . school teacher, left Indianapolis in! ge — , a. m. tomorrow in the Harry W.| 0! | 1926. DR. SHERMAN OFFERS

Moore peace chapel. Burial will be| gy rvivors besides his wife are two [in Washington Park cemetery. sons, Earl Burton Lange Jr. and | Mr. Hangen, who was 56, died| Charles Samuel Lange, both serving |Sunday in his home, 4821 E. 12th st, | in the naval air force. after an illness of a week. en | A resident of Indianapolis 25 : vears, he had been a conductor with George Cornelius the New York Central line 34 years. | Services for yeorge Cornelius, : ot EETH He was a member of the Order of | former district circulation manager : be 3 Service T REPAIRED {Railway Conductors, 103, and of the | of the Indianapolis News, will be at/| Co By REPLACED | Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.|2 p. m. Thursday in Bethlehem] |He also belonged to the Lynn Ma- | Lutheran church, Central ave. and | D j» Sherman WHILE YOU WAIT |sonic lodge and the Sahara Grotto. 52d st. Burial will be in Concordia | lo PIS 1! lide |

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Goldie | cemetery. 291 N. PENNS [ T |Hangen, and a sister, Mrs. Ida| Mr. Cornelius, who lived at 2536 / " MLL SLICER ua Lcd

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State Deaths

ANDERSON—Mrs. Harriett Puckett, 76. Survivors: Son, James Puckett; daughter, Mrs. May Johnson, | BLUFFTON—Mrs. Emma Nora Fouts, 78 | Survivors Daughter, Mrs. Lee J. Boll- { man; sister, Mrs. Charles Sessford; grand- | daughters, Mrs. L. M. Weitzel and Mus. H. K. Howlett. BOONVILLE—Dnnny Fay Blair, 8 months Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Blair; sister, Betty Jean, Mary Virginia, Reva Ann and Nancy Lau Blair; brother Charles Adrian. | BRISTOL—Mrs. Effie Perry Emerson, 87 | Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Walter Comp|ton, Miss Marjorie Emerson and Mrs, Charles J. Haug, sons, Charles Phillips] { Emerson, James Perry Emerson; brother, | Gordon F. Perry: sisters, Mrs. Reginald | Pellatt ard Mrs, Allan Canfield. | CLAY CITY—Gardner Van Horn, 68. | { Survivors: Brother, Charles Van Horn; | sister, Mrs. Hallie Sutton. | CONVERSE—Richard McKillip, 85. Sur-| {vivors: Widow, Rosa; daughters, Laura, | | Mrs. Fern Yoars, Mrs. Evelyn Kingston {and Mrs. Mildred Simmons; sons, Alvin, | | Douglas and David W. |

Bourland and Mrs. Edna Davis. Mrs. Martha Roy Yates, 80. Survivors

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| Gosser. | FLORA—Mrs. Cora Estelle Pullen, 75 Survivors: Sons, Carl Pullen, Floyd. Glen and Donald; daughters, Mrs. Ray Hughes, | Mrs. Chalmer Allen; granddaughters, Mrs. Chester Hanna and Mrs. Mark Chamberlain

| | LEBANON--John N. Sicks, 78 Surviv-| ors: Son, Clayton Sicks: daughter, Mrs Homer L. Ottinger; sister, Mrs. Della i Adams | | MONON—Mrs, ‘Emma Florence Baker 75. Survivors: Husband, William L. Baker; daughters, Mrs. Helen O'Donell and Mrs, Catherine Martin; son, Leslie Baker; sisters, Mrs. Dema Biggs, Mrs. Alice Cole, Mrs. Belle Sheldon, Mrs. Catherine Lowe, Mrs. Cora Burton; brothers, William F. Friend and Henry Friend, MUNCIE—-William Conkwright, 40, Survivors: Wife, Ruth: daughter, Miss Clara | | Maye Conkwright; brother, Harold Avyres;| sisters, Mrs. Margaret Cowley and Mrs. | Irene Taylor |

sons, Carl and Ira Cundiff; sisters, Mrs. | James G. Crockett, Mrs. Caroline Flora

PRINCETON—Mrs. Mary D. Kell, 173] . ye ¥ Survivors: Son, John A. Kell Jr.; brother, | : \ Ww tll jen Donahue, Sigters, Mrs. Ella Koch] A Small Deposit ; {and Mrs. Willlam oore. 3 Mrs. Goldie A. Yarbrough, 47. Surviv-| Hold Your Selection! | ors Husband, Rufus; daughters, Mrs.| {Cleatus Brade nand Mrs. Marvin Menser;| ’ : ’ i | sons, Rufus Jr. and William Yarbrough; | If youre wise, you 11 choose ers. your fur coat now and put Connie Skelton, 14 months. Survivors: : : S114 avawav os : Parana, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Skelton; it in ow Ingaway, be Fhe brother, Freddy Wayne Skelton: sisters, ur { ese are pe- | Caroyn: Sue and Charlotte Ann Skelton. GOOD furs ree } > . § | coming scarcer. Featured in § /

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