Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1943 — Page 5

MONDAY, JULY 19, 1943 - THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES "PAGE 5.

COUNTY FARMER Tri Kappas Give Organ to Atterbury 0, L STARKS SR, Cetese Speaker STATE DEATHS

ANDERSON-—Minot Cleveland, 638. B8ur-| Daughters, Mrs, Ruby Sanders and Flizae

: i : ; 3 TAS a levels ee, Estelle; sons, 8id and Ben! beth Veach. hy NE i Re. : : 3 : levelan daughter. Mrs. Dorothy Hop- , ETTE— Mp a6 a ; : : EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Anna M. Sfephan. LEBANON— John Vernard. 81. Survite

67. Survivors: Brothers, William P. De- .&'" "wife Anna: daughters, Mrs. Haf.(8

ib ——— : Fo 3 : y § E ——— 3 tory any Lonn DRIIOY; Sisters, Mrs. Wil-| payidson, Mr 10 : D : 3 : . ridson, Mrs. Nancy McCoy, Mrs. Ruth 3 : \ § iam RF. Trott, Mrs. Frank A. Schmidt), aring and Mrs. Anna Utterback: son,

3 , 23 : 3 § : 3 and Mrs, Irene Greiner. y : : Charles Offenbacker Was = a GF Beech Grove Realtor Lived a Nin Lille Powe, 02, Survigors:| COANE “Vernard: sisters. Mis Jennig | 3 ; SF E ! NT : ; Daughter, Mrs. Pauline Matz: sons, Pren- Terry and Mrs. Mannie Northeutt. b 3 =» } . . ow i t \ 4 # A Member of the 3 a : ER SS 30 Years in That : Ale. Bernardand James EIvood: mother) MARTINSVILLE--Oval A. Green. Sul SRT x 3 i fe 23 drickson. vivors: Wife, Mrs. Lucinda Green; daugh- . Mrs. Maudie Layvmen, 61. Survivors: ler, Mrs, Fred Fleener: grandson, Hugh

3 3 ; HER 3 : 5% | 3 ! 3 s . oy r. Mrs. a St. John; brothers; M. C. Green and Odd Fellows. } SE SE E X ; ¥ Community. : Bi LL Layman ner s, Nore Edward Green; sister, Mrs. Virginia Janice Marie Korh, 8 days. Survivors: E£Xaggs

Charles Offenbacker. Marion 3 R Orion L. Starks Sr., Beech Grove 3 ts 3 | Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Koch:| NEW ALBANY-—Dr. Charles P. Leuthart, | brother, Eugene. grandparents. Mr. and 79 Survivors: Wife, Barbara M. Leutha

county farmer, died yesterday at a Sl : 3 § realtor who died Saturday at his Re Mrs. Garfield Koch and Mr. and Mrs. John | ari: son, Charles W. Leuthart: daughter, his home near Oaklandon after an SLY : ; a : L home, 52 N. 14th st. will be buried > irs,’ Hattie Bowen, #4. Survivers:| MIF OluRord KE. Sous; brothers, Joseph SER hi : | \ Grandson. R.-E. Ray and Ballantine Leuthart; sisters, Mrs, Illness of several months. He ; ; : fin St. Joseph cemetery following | FRANKEORT —Ray OG. Nedse. 57. Gup-| Da2a06th Smith. and Mz Franeff

was 74, fq . | funeral services at 9 a. m. tomorrow vivors: Vile. Bdith. son, Ray E. Nease:| NORTH LIBERTY--Mrs. 'Roxey Jeay) : 3 3 4 daughter, Mrs. Harol Armantrout; brother,| yaconsen, 38. Survivors: Husband, Gils

Born on a farm near the one he b : t } RB TS : at Holy Name church, Berl Schse. a L da. Rant wa bert; daughters, Ruby Whitinger and w . SAY , a h we RN SN BR R 3 " > » Irs. ucinda aufiman, Kathleen Jacohsen; father, George Wilowned. Mr. Offenbacker was a ; : 3 : 3 Mr. Starks, who was 47, was head Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Rosannah Rens- liam Heim: brothers, John, Richard, Al-

Member of the Independent Order! § $ : ; 2 3 of the O. L. Starks Realty Co. and | berger and Mrs. Mary Swihart; brother, fred and George Heim Jr. 3 Alvin Granger; stepson, Clyde Kauffman. SHERIDAN George B. Lanham, 78

r Odd Fellows iversalis 3 a ares i er L d Fellows and the Universalist ; had lived in Beech Grove 30 years. | GOSHEN—Miss Bonnie C. Deniston, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. R. R, Wile

church at Oaklandon. Hy : : Re He was born in Brandenburg, Ky. k | 35. Survivors: Sic er, Mrs. L. V. Wright. liamson, Mrs. M. T. Pettijohn, Mrs. W. D, Survivors ar 5 Ss. Vin : : He was a member of the Indian- JONESRORO—Eamond Bailey, 79. Sur-! Hoover and Mrs. J. L. Hetherington: sis. Survivors sre his Wile, Mis. Virgie ; . ! JOHN K. RUCKELSHAUS | vivors: Wife. Mary: daughters, Bertha (ers, Mrs. Irene Russell, Mrs. Mary Jane E. Offenbacker; four daughters. 3 ‘apolis Real Estate board. the Ameri- J d . “Aa | and Bernice Bailev: sons. Charles. George, Orr and Mrk. Orpha Slagel Sat . 3 3 3 3 X X n Legion and the olv Name | Robert, William, Harry, Joseph, Virail and SOUTH BEND Mrs, Anna Ganrert Miss Martha E. Offenbacker and Co : EN can . 8 waa H : ¥ —— — Chester Bailey, brother, George Bailey, Korner, 72 Survivors Husband, RuMiss Ethel B. Offenbacker. both of : So ’ N society, The society will meet at % sister, Mrs. Leona Day dolph; sons, Joseph Gantert, Carl Gans i - y a . >: k B . av . surtis R. Russell. 53. S8ur- tert, Fred Gantert and Rudolph Korner, Philadelphia. Pa.: Mrs. Alta King- R ; the home at 8 p. m today fo Ruckelshaus C on d emns IRONGCwiie F Russell, 8 ur. ai Lgl Fv Peal in ol ge ery of Lafayette and Mrs. Mary M p EN 3 : prayers, daughters, Mrs Lillie Snith, Mrs. Jua- De bine Pi i MN Rp "Mary Storey of TQ 3 : Dip Ri He is survived by his wife, Mam 2 : nita Gingery and Mrs. Vida Clark; Mrs. Josephine Fasmain an rs. ary j I Indianapolis, and five SS N Si N two sons. Ori L. Jr. ar Selfish Interests in brothers, Leroy R. and Robert R. Russell; Sailer. sons, George A. Offenbacker of the 3 ; ancy; two sons, Orion L., Jr, ana isters, Mrs. E'izabeth Stelding, Mrs SYRACUSE--Dr. Harry R. DeBra, 8,

U. 8 army, Joseph C. Offenbacker ad f& Jack T. and two brothers, R. Lang- Wabash Speech. Edith Reynolds, Mrs. Lillie Cushner BI yO ey MYs, gr To of Washington and Ralph and John $8 RS } 3 SEEN RR RR 3 RN Se x ley and Alva V. all of Beech Grove Mrs, Emma Alice Veach, 78. Survivors: Mrs. Blanche Young. D. Offenbacker. both of Indian- U. 8. Signal Corps Photo. — Times Special ? Ww Among guests at the formal presentation of an electric organ te Camp Atterbury by Kappa Kappa | Don A. Day CRAWFORDSVILLE, July 19.— Funeral services will be in cheree Kappa sorority Friday were (left to right) Cel, Charles S. Hendricks, post surgeon; Mrs. Hendricks, ; 2 : _| Selfish interests and petty of the McCord funeral home in Governor Schricker, Col. Welton M. Modisette. post commander; Miss Helen Whitcomb of Shelbyville, Final rites for Don A. Day, 3335 ,,eiudices on the home front

Osklandon. Tri Kappa sorority council president, and Lt. Col. R. G. Grossman commanding officer of the camp sta- IR dgsevelt a retires barber, who were condemned by John K. tion hospital. (dled Thursday in City hospital after | gyckelshaus, Indianapolis ate

{an illness of two years, were held! {nrnev i , : : : orney, in an address today to the Miss Nora Gaughan Presentation of an electric or gift in behalf of the Tri Kappas. Cpl. John Aragona, played and Saturday afternoon at the Royster Wabash college student body. as celebrated I Lt. Col. R. G. Grossman, com= selections were also given by |& Askin mortuary. Burial was at «we all recognize that our

Funeral services will be held in gah W@ ’is , : ; fhe home at 8:30 a. m. and in s reception in honor of the state nang officer of the hospital, Cpl. Fillmore Sherman, tenor, and Orion Donel temelely. was a life armed forces have been doing Philip Neri Catholic Church at 9 Tri Kappa sorority at the Camp eo, AR : Sgt. Harry Miller, pianist. lon resident of Indisna olis He Iagnincent work,” he Geciared, &. Mm. ifomorrow for Miss Nora tal aud A musiesl A Gover Schricker d : ] b f tl Ps io "Most of our people in all walks Gaughan, who died Saturday in her Atterbury station hospital audi- of an organ recital by Mrs, rovernor Schricker made a ie Tin ee 0 : pi ] BSR of life have gone forward wholeme, 545 N. Keystone ave. after, OUD 2 Charles S. Hendricks was given. brief address, complimenting the © ge and had been in. lhe barber heartedly with the war effort. Yet Miss Helen Whitcomb, sorority A violin trio, S. Sgts. Herman Tri Kappas on their gift and the Ng business here for 40 years. we cannot escape the conclusion

ah illness of five weeks. Burial will! ivi . . ; be in Holy Cross "| council president, presented the Kumbera, Edmund Vieira and spirit which prompted i Surviving are a Son. Roger Day. (hat some few men in high vlaces . ER Michigan City: a brother, J.R.DayY.| have demonstrated the sad fact

A lifelong resident of N i 1 " 3s ; he wee > Indianapolis, , oo sol S Tibbs ave. Burial wil Highland cemetery near Noblesville Indianapolis, and a nephew, L. F.| that they are more concerned S the aunt of Frank J. n Floral Park. Day, who is serving in the armed ij their selfish interests and Viehmann, state insurance commis- © © following funeral services at 10 a. m, forces ‘ es —e 1 v 5 their petty prejudices than they

sioner. She was a member of St Mrs, Clements was a member of ;amorrow in the Haves and Hol- - - | : ” . are in their country's welfare,

Philip Neri church and of the the West Washington Street ~th- |. wh | . : a A : vali lingsworth funeral home there, en in the midst of uel war.” Rosary Society of St. John’ lic odist church and LaValle Gosse Violet Inez Wade even in the mia: a cruel war. v y0f St. John's Catholic > Mr. Harrison died Saturday in his - -

church. She was 81. Auxiliary 908 Veterans of Foreign < Violet Wade 5 Qik S Miss Violet Ines ade, Real Silk Mrs. R. Rasmussen; two daughters,

rars homes as 70 ‘ : : Wars, home, He was 10. employee, died yesterday in her J 0 © : ey Carolyn Marie and Dorothy. a sis Peace Chapel service is two- fold in purpose :

Besides Mr. Viehmann, survivors A ‘ih t Indi lis f ——— are, three other nephews. Louis She is survived by five children. resiaent o nalanapolis ve home, 2606 Carrollton ave. following : 2 Rh Mes Rove} ns New First, it is a fitting tribute to the departed: 8 SLaw ugusts, and 3 yrolher, ar second, a source of consolation for those

Viehmann and Frances O'Brien. [n- Mrs. Joseph Carothers, Alexandria: vears, he was an iron pattern Veteran Furard) Supply a long illness, She was 45. dianapolis, and Harry O'Brien, Clifford Harper. Allan Harper, Mrs. maker for the Union Sanitary A resident of Indianapolis 15 : n, aa S . Rasmussen, Indianapolis. Sour Grant. Ill, and a niece, Mrs Leota Jester and William Clements, Enameling Works in Noblesville be- | Salesman Traveled Indi years, she was a member of the “°° Sansbo who remain. In order to distinguish this nna Wampole, Indianapolis. all of Indianapolis: two sisters, Miz. fore moving here. Born in Hamil-! {Irvington Rebekah lodge 608; : : : new and finer type of service from th : : e avMyrtle Andrews and Mrs. Lesta ton county. he was a member of the | ana 50 Years. Kenosha lodge, 92, O. E. S. Miss Addie Wright erage funeral, we speak of it as a Memorial Harvey, also of Indianapolis, and praternal Order of the Eagles { Funeral services will be at 10 a.m 5 ri ‘mer ida Mae Clemen Iso raternal Order of the Bagles, - a ! Miss Addie Wright, former teach- | Service. Yet this newer and finer C ents nine grandchildren Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Mary _ Funeral services for Harry S. wednesday in Kenosha, Wis. Burial or in Indianapolis public schools, ! service costs no more. ype Funeral services were to be held Elizabeth Harrison; a stepson, Mark Kendall, well known funeral supply will be in Kenosha. will be buried in Mt. Vernon, O, at 2 p. m today in the George Newton A Harrison Hill of Morristown: a daughter. salesman in Indiana and Illinois for | Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Iva following funeral services there at! Usher funeral home for Mrs. Ida : Mrs. Joe Woddell of Indianapolis, (he last 50 vears, will be at 2 p. m./w, Brinsley of Indianapolis. and! 3:39 p. m. tomorrow, Mae Clements, lifelong Indianapo- Burial for Newton Alpheus Har- and a brother, Albert Harrison of Wednesday in the McMullen funeral two brothers, Ben Wade of Ft.| Miss Wright, who was principal lis resident, who died Friday at her rison, 2337 Central ave. will be in Acton, (home at Rockvilie. Burial will be in wayne and Rollie Wade of Win- of public school No. 1 when she re-

ia iiss as ai pa mai aed i alae : Ci — the Rockville cemetery, ~~ !throp Harbor, IL | tired 15 years ago, died Saturday in| Mr. Kendall, who was 72, died {her home in Mt. Vernon after an

vesterday at his home, 4234 College illness of several months | 3 . . i} P| ’ ’ ave, after being seriously ill only Harry Thomson Born in Greensborough, N. C., she h UU 00 0 =m = » a few days. The body will be at| Funeral services for = Harry came to Greenville in Floyd county the Harry W. Moore peace chapel Thompson, who died Thursday in as a young girl. She took a position | PEACE CHAPEL

here until 10 a. m. Wednesday. his home, 432 Erie st, will be held in the Indianapolis school system 2050 £. MICHIGAN ST 0, od . Sg MESIEY, | og] iS Dome, 432 s school syste : + CHERR By Government Permission, Based on Our April | He retired about a year ago asiat 2 p.m. today at the Robert shortly after she had entered teach- Vey

representative of the James C. Cur- Ww, Stirling funeral home. Burial ing. She went to Mt. Vernon to

0 1943 Inventory, We Are Now Privileged to tis Co. of Chicago in Illinois and will be in Washington Park. live nine years ago.

Indiana, Coming here from Rock-| Mr. Thompson was born In She | has no immediate survivors.

Offer 4 % of Our Women' S Shoes, | % of Our ville, he had lived in Indianapolis Normal, Ill. and lived in Vincennes ——

90 years, before coming here 18 vears ago.

! ° Is wi 0 . lian: . i , ; ; Men' Ss, Youths' and Boys Shoes Wy; 2 i of Hi was ® member of the Indiana He was in the wholesale produce . 1 oj 0 ' ' . Funeral Supply Salesman’s club, business for 30 vears. y Misses ' Chilaren S and Infants Shoes In Odd Lot which voted him a life iembership He is survived by his wife, Pearl; %® when he had completed 50 vears as a son, James: a daughter, MarGroups at a salesman. He also belonged to garet; two stepsons. Albert Eckels sm the Modern Woodmen, United Com- and Pvt, John Eckels of Camp 5

mercial Travelers and Elks lodge, Hood. Tex, and a stepdaughter, Pallbearers Miss Louise Eckels,

25% TO 50% REDUCTION IN PRICE | sumer svi wite ws LL y tie M. Kendall: a daughter, Mrs. Clinton E. Foreman (According to Style) Emmett Donaldson, and a son, Harry K. Kendall, both of Indian-| Services will be conducted at 2 NO RA TION COUPON RE UIRED! apolis, and a sister, Mrs. Fannie p. m. tomorrow in the Bert S. Gadd * Byers of Greenville, Ia. funeral home for Clinton E. Fore- - Pallbearers will be O. L. Gross- man, 1138 St. Paul st. who died Th A M + ' T di . I E V man of Argos. Clarence Getz of Ft. Saiiiey in City Buspial after an 0 U n Y U 1 pp Wayne, Harley E. Hicknmtan of Terre illness of six months. Sho re . 204 * a ion amous alue Haute, Frank Evans of Noblesville,| The Rel, MN 0. Fobbins wi ot . Byron Todd of Indianapolis and 'ficiate. urial will be in Flora oes at prices that make them the greatest bar- | 2 ndianapolis and ficiat

. . h H I H h | Richard McCurry Sr. Indianapolis. IK. Honorary palibearers are Donald Mr. Foreman. who was 54, was gains in t € narvion. ere t ey are. A. Johnson of Effingham, Ill.: Rex night superintendent for the United McCarty of Lapel, Harlan A. Miller Cab Co. A native of Defiance, 0.

of Brazil Clancey C. Vandiver of he had been employed by the United LA DIES’ FIRS] FLOOOR Ee BE Ol he es Os & Tew Sra : » ville, Elmer J. Soller of Lafayette, ber of the Seventh Christian church.

. . . . . Geor; . Zili f Haubs : Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Laura Dickerson Archlock & Arch Relief—Rice O'Neill—Air Step— ROE han wt Haubstsit: Jorn he : , Miles Better... because tin

Urbas of Westville, Ill.; Hugh Mont- Foreman; three daughters, Mrs.

Queen Quality—Paradise—Marott Challengers gomery of Rockville, Jean Ditmire Ruth Townes and Mrs. Louise Johnof Fulton, Hayes Gill of Washing- son, Indianapolis, and Mrs, Nellie

. ° ° . ton, Owne Harris and Lee Harris, Sturm. Chicago, and two grand801 pairs... 25 Jo fo 50 /o Reduction!!! both of Petersburg, Don Wright of children. Paris, Ill.: Louis Lemstra of Clinton > . and Ed Schaefer oi Ryanwile, Mrs. L. R. Rasmussen N'S—SECOND FLOOR ar aus ramen, ME . Thayer Jorinson: Jerk died Saturday in St, Vincent's hos- . . uneral services for Thayer Jenk70 — a pital, will be buried at Crown Hu E. T. Wright Arch Preserver—Freeman—Bostonian inson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry, hoowing funeral services at 2:30

Marott Challengers Jenkinson, 3346 Carson ave, will be , m tomorrow at her home, re at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Church's. 34th st.

/ . o : I] of the First Born, 2917 Tindall ave. zr Rasmussen, who was 42. had 84 pars a. 25 Ve to 30 Ve Reduction!!! Burial will be jn New Crown ceme- peep in ill health for four years. very. She was a member of the EvanThayer died 10 days after he Was ge)ical Lutheran church.

YS ND GIRLS’ T IRD FLOOR knocked down by a horse. He was 13. ghe is survived by her husband, BO A r— J { Besides his parents, five sisters walter H.; her parents, Mr. and! Fine, rare coffee is grown a mile high and five brothers survive, ) . ' Poll Parrott—Ideal—Lazy-Bones—Foot-togs ; ‘BROWN WASTE PAPER NOW | on sunny mountain slopes. That's why Julius Young "MADE INTO WAR WEAPONS Country Club is fine flavored! Get Glass

386 pairs cen 25 % fo 50 % Reduction!!! Funeral services for Julius Young,! Bomb bands, blasting kegs, over- Packed Country Club for fragrant “mile

311 W. Ray st., will be at 1:30 p. m. seas containers, and other weapons

. Wednesday in the Craig Brothers Of war are being made from old high” richness in every delicious cup! funeral home. Burial will be in brown paper boxes, bags, used

Crown Hill. brown containers and heavy wrap-! FOURTI FLOOR Mr. Young. a resident of Indian. PINE paper. The WPB urges you @ NONE FINER AT ANY PRICE

; : : to save all brown waste paper in . . . apolis 30 years, died Saturday in the J ; der to help fill d war deHollywood Fashions by Fashion Guild nome of Charles Sknmons, 1318 0 acy 0 LelP fill incleased war de Save Up to 4¢ Pound Ogden st. after a short illness. paper into bundles. To sell to a

269 pairs FE 25 % fo 50 % Reduction!!! | Survivors are his mother, Mrs.. dealer, or to give your accumulation

Jennie Owens; his stepfather, Deller to charitable or other organizations,

: Owens; an aunt, Miss Susie Hans- call a collector at MA rket 3321. ford, and an uncle, Bealer Hansford, | Approved ‘by War Production Board DO WNSTAIRS DEPT. (all of all of Indianapolis. Paid for by Industry 0 0 S I A M P N 0 7 1 . } } E E ® Lodies' Dress and Sport Shoes od po ong pens > ross GOOD ONLY HRU

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