Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1943 — Page 4

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MISS BUSSELLE

Teacher Had Service Record of 39 Years.

Services for Miss Viola Busselle former Indianapolis school teacher who . taught in public schools 39 years, will be at 4 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with burial at Crown Hill. Miss Busselle, who was 70, died yesterday after a long illness. She had resigned from the public school system in 1032 because of ill health and had gone to Brown county to live. She returned, however, last year and lived at 203 Perkins ave, Beech Grove. She sang with the ladies’ chorus of the Maennerchor and also with the Peoples’ chorus. She was a pianist and had had long experience as a director of choruses for children.

Taught Piano

Her longest period of teaching in one of the public schools here |was 17 years at the Benjamin Har|rison school. She taught 11 years lat school 13 and after moving to | Brown county she gave free piano lessons to Nashville children. Born in Indianapolis, she was educated in city schools. She studied kindergarten and primary training at Blaker Teachers college and later studied at the Ine dianapolis Normal school for two years. She also had studied at Butler university, Indiana university and the College of Music and Fine Arts. She is survived by a brother, William Lot Busselle, and a nephew, Jack Busselle, both of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Augusta Feist

Burial for Mrs. Augusta E. Feist, Indianapolis resident for 54 years, will be in St. Joseph cemetery following funeral services at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Usher mortuary and at 9 a. m. in St. Anthony's Catholic church. Mrs. Feist, who was 82, died Sunday in her home, 349 N. Addison st., after a short illness. Born in Lawrenceburg, she was a member of St. Anthony's Catholic church and of the Pocahontas lodge. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.

{Frank 8S. Hagan; a son, Frank J.|

| Feist, both of Indianapolis; two sis- | ters, Mrs. Minnie Abe and Miss Ida | Bartholome, both of Marion, O.; six ‘grandchildren, Mrs. Francis Vaughn, | Miss Virginia Feist and Miss Margaret Hagan, all of Indianapolis, and 2-¢ Seaman Robert J. Feist, Pvt. Carl Hagan of the army air forces and Cpl. James Hagan, and two great-granddaughters, Marsha Ann Feist and Janice Marie Vaughn, both of Indianapolis,

Mrs. Minnie Curry

The Rev. John 8S. Albert, pastor of the Gethsemane United Lutheran church, conducted funeral services| for Mrs. Minnie Curry, 916 Daly st.,! today in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel. Burial was in Crown Hill. Mrs, Curry, who was 83, died in her home Sunday. She had been in ill health for about six years. She had lived in Indianapolis all her life and was a member of the Gethsemane United Lutheran chureh. Survivors are her husband, Jesse B. Curry; a son, Lars Curry of Ferguson, Mo.; four sisters, Mrs. Mary Haynes, Mrs. Lizzie Stahlhut, Mrs. Josephine Wenning and Mrs. Emma Granamen; two brothers, Henry

{Baumann and Albert Baumann, all] ‘of Indianapolis, and three grand-

‘children,

‘Mrs. Sarah Combs

Miss Sarah E. Combs, resident of Indianapolis 20 years, died yesterday at Sunnyside sanitorium after an illness of two years. She was 72. Born in Milford, O, she was a member of the Third Christian church and the W. C. T. U, She had lived with her sister, Mrs. Harry Rybolt, 3843 Central ave. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Hisey & Titus mortuary with burial Thursday at Milford. Survivors besides Mrs. Rybeld are a niece, Mrs. Josephins Combs, and a nephew, T. M. Rybolt, both of Indianapolis, and three brothers, Bert D. Combs and Thomas Combs, both of Milford, and Charles Combs of Cincinnati.

Miss Anna Emrich

Services for Miss Anna Emrich, former resident of Indianapolis, will be at 10:30 a. m. Thursday in the Hisey & Titus mortuary, with the Rev. H. E. Eberhardt, superintendent of the Wheeler City Rescue Mission, officiating. Burial will be at Crown Hill. Miss Emrich died Saturday in her homie in Los Angeles, Cal.

Mrs. Willa Ratliff

Services for Mrs. Willa Glass Ratlift, 2667 Boyd ave, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Roy Tolin funeral home with burial in Shara Tefilla cemetery. Mrs. Ratliff, who was 18, was drowned Saturday in a gravel pit near Shannon's lake.

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Nine gold hash marks indicate 37 years of good conduct in the U. 8. navy for 53-year-old Chief Steward Ernest Alexander, believed to have the longest naval experience record of any man his age. His record was marred only once—he was thrown in the brig for three days after refusing to take castor oil,

KLING, KENDALLVILLE EDUCATOR, IS DEAD

KENDALLVILLE, Ind, Aug 3 (U. P.)—Funeral services were being arranged today for Edwin E. Kling, 67, prominent educator and former principal of the Kendallville high school and the Avilla schools. Kling, stricken with a heart attack at Peru Friday, died yesterday. Superintendent of the high school here for many years, Kling left in 1920 and became superintendent of Avilla schools until 1927, The past few years he taught school near Bunker Hill.

RITES ARRANGED

FOR DR. SMYTHE

Retired Dentist Will Be Buried Tomorrow; Native

Of Greencastle.

Services for Dr. Elmer A. Smythe, retired Indianapolis dentist, will be at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Hisey & Titus mortuary followed by cremation. Dr. Smythe, who lived at 2450 N. Meridian st., died yesterday in Methodist hospital. He was 72, A native of Greencastle, he was the son of William Henry Smythe and Elizabeth J. Smythe. He had been retired five years. He was a member and past master of Pentalpha lodge 564, F. & A. M, and a member of Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine, Keystone chapter 6, Royal Arch Masons and Naomi chapter, O. E. 8. Miss Myrtle Smythe, a sister, is the only survivor.

Charles M. Landes

Services for Charles M. Lahdes, 4241 Winthrop ave., will be at 10:30 a. m. Thursday in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel with the Rev. Stanley R. Woltjen, pastor of the

Second Moravian church, officiating. Burial will be in Sutherland Park cemetery. Mr. Landes, who was 67, died yesterday in his home. He had been ill since Thursday. Born in Huntington, he had been a resident of Indianapolis 38 years. He had been employed as garage mechanic for the Van Wert Coal Co. for the last eight years. He was a member of the Second Moravian church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Nancy E. Landes, and a step-

Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Edith Snyder;

STATE

‘ALE Survivors: Sons, Arthur brother, Wesley.

ANDERSON--Mrs. Bessie Kendell-Elmore, 48. Survivors: Husband, Wayne KEimore: daughter, Mrs. Rita Genot; son, Marvin Chambers; sister, Mrs. Nina Cook; niece, Mrs. Lavina Zeigler.

BOONVILLE~Mrs.

Draper, Pe Sseph;

and

Cora Hargrave, 173.

son, Fred; brother, Bert Picker.

EVANSVILLE—QGrank Goedde, 77. Survivors: Sons, Frank Jr., Alphone, Alois, John and Andrew; daughter, Mrs. John M. Spahn; sister, s. Josephine Koester. John P. Roth, 67. Survivors: Sons, Orville, Ullus and Bert: sister, Mrs. Claude Stevens; brothers, Fred, Willlam and Wesley. Mrs. Clara W. Fisher, 69. Survivors: Husband, Henry; daughters, Mrs. Olivia Minnette, Miss Margaret Fisher, Mrs. Helen Eberhard and Miss Irma J. Fisher; sons, Charles and Joseph 8. Fisher; brothers, E. B. Ledvina and Joseph Ledvina; sister, Mrs. Louise Reinhardt. Frank Martin, 64. Survivors: Wife, Vera; | daughters, Mrs. Corralne Whalen and Mrs. Virginia Likens; brothers, John and

an. Willlam Schultz, 78. Survivor: Brother, Frank W. Schultz, Mrs. Camilla Bunner, 41. Survivors: Husband, George; sisters, Mrs. Charles Drisdoll; Mrs. Dorothy Conia, Mrs. Lucille Kohler and Mrs, Emma Kolb; broth$12. Archie, Charles, Harry, Joseph and enr

FT. HAYNE—Mrs. Phenie Michael Bales, 68. Survivors: Daughters, Miss Phyllis Bales, Mrs. Maurice Chadwick, Mrs. Robert Talbot and Mrs. Mentor Krauss. Mrs. Louisa 1, Sapp. 84. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. George 8choeph and Mrs. Frank Kabisch; son, Henry Happ.

GOSHEN--Louis Augustus Lambert Survivors: Wife, Ola Lambert; sons, Louis and Larfy Lambert; daughters, Vera Catherine, Norma Lou and Conda Jean; mother, Mrs. Clare Lambert; father, Delbert Lambert; brother, Vernard.

NAPPANEE—Willilam H. Gonser, 88.

Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Willis Olinger and Mrs. Cretia Mullett; sons, Claud,

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DEATHS

John RICHLAND—Aaron Wheatley, 81,

Warren and Harry Gonser; brothers, er sure"

vivors: Wife, Ida.; son, Remington,

RUSHVILLE—Robert A. Innis, 84. Sure vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Russell B. Kirke patrick and Mrs, Chester Smith, Henry Miller, 61. Survivors: ) Grace Miller; son, Lawrence Miller; daughter, Mrs, Delores Waggoner; brothe ers, Felty and John Miller. Rev. Merritt Machlan, 76. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Machlan; daughters, M28. Graydon McFatridge and Miss Margare n.

Machla SEYMOUR-—Mrs, Sarah Ann Reed, 68, Husband, James O. Reed; Mrs. son, Clar-

Survivors: gaugnier, a orane Smith; e E. Reed; brothers, L. D., Jessie Richards. Dy ‘Ben and Douis W. Shipley, 86. Survivors: Sons, Clarence and Alenzo Shipley; brothers, Charles and Nathaniel ‘Shipley; sisters, Mrs. Mary Schroeleke and Mrs. Anna son.

SHELBYVILLE—Clennie C. Miller, 62. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Ida Miller; ters, Miss Dequeen Miller, Mrs. James Slinger and Mrs. Ralph Brown; brothers, Omer, Carrie and Raymond Miller; sister, Mrs. Della Orme,

SHERIDAN-—-Thomas Sherman Singleton, ss’ 77. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Singleton; sons, X Lawrence and H. H. Singleton; daughters, Mrs. Clora Fultz and Mrs. Bessie Sector. SOUTH BEND--Mrs., Marie Louise Van Ooteghem, 65. Survivors: Sons, Alfred, Raymond, Albert and Charles: daughter, Mrs. Charles Fox; brothers, Henry, Edmond, Philemon and Rene Van Den Heede; sister Mrs. Frederick Van DeHe. Ella Hick rs. a Hicks, 75. Survivors: Husband Miles W. Hicks; daughters, Mrs. George Woodward, Mrs, Leslie Swank, Mrs. Fairchilds, Mrs. Herry McIntyre and Mrs. Cary Drout; sons, ester and Herman Hicks; sisters, Mrs. Etta Hicks, Mrs, Till Kohler and Mrs. Ida McCarty, Mrs. Bertha Delle Hagey, 617. Daughters, Mrs. Herman Reimers and Mrs. Francis H. Shedd; grandson, Herman Grant Reimers; sister, Effie Belle Davis. g Roy R. Smith, 65. “Survivors: Wite, Lae mith; sisters, rs. William M, » and Mrs. H: L. Pierce. Clark

Survivors:

WARING TO ADDRESS STATE GOVERNORS

Roane Waring, national commander of the American Legion,

announced today that he will address the conference of southern and western governors at Denver, Colo., Sept. 18. It will be his final pre-convention talk as commander of the legion. He will go to Omaha, Neb. from the Denver parley where he will preside over the 25th annual national convention of the legion when he will go out of office. Governor Prentice Cooper of Tennessee, chairman of the conference of southern governors, extended the

daughter, Mrs. Blanche Allanson,

of Indianapolis.

invitation to Mr, Waring to speak

Bill May Find His 'Patsy’ Gone

THE HILLS are looking for “Patsy” again because Bill is come= ing home. Patsy, the eight-year-old wire haired terrier pet of Lt. William F. Hills, has been missing sin November, and Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Hill are doing everything possible to find the dog so she can greet their son, a pilot instructor, when he comes home this weekend on a furlough from Blackland Field, Waco, Tex. Patsy received a citation for bravery at the early age of six months—by saving a kennel and many dogs from being destroyed

at Denver.

by fire,

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