Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1943 — Page 10

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ing Hill chapel with burial in Crown

Hill cemetexy. | Mr. Cornwell, | who was 64, died

Eunday- in his home; 5810 University . @ve., after an illness of 11 months. A native of Bluffton, O, he had |? . lived in' Indianapolis 33 years. He Was a member of the, Irvington

Masonic lodge, the. Scottish Rite, the ‘Shrine; ' the Junto’ club and the Jrvington ‘Presbyterian church. { Survivors : .are his, wife, Mrs.

Bessie G, Cornwell; a son, Lt. Ken-

neth 'C. Cornwell of Ft. Leonard Wood, - Mo., ‘and ‘two sisters, Mrs. C. 1. Carey ‘of Indianapolis and Mrs. O. E. Stultz of Wapakoneta, O.

Mrs. Martha: Mount

Burial for Mrs. Martha C. Mount, 821 N. Belle Vieu pl, will be in North Salem following funeral services at 10:30 a, m. tomorrow in

the West Park Christian church.

“Mrs. Mount, a native of Putnam county, died yesterday in her home. She was 86. She had lived in Indianapolis 36 years and was a member of ‘the West Park Christian church. . Survivors are a son, Virgil: Mount,

and a daughter, Miss Lulu Mount,

both of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. George Mann of Lafayette and Mrs. Maggie ‘Dean of Greencastle, and three grandchildren, Austin

Hedge of Indianapolis, Kenneth

Hedge of Alaska and Aviation Cadet Robert Hedge of Los Angeles.

Ann Sullivan -

Funeral services: for Miss Ann Sullivan will be held at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Feeney and Feeney funeral home and at 9 a. m. in SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Burial

Miss Sullivan died ‘Sunday at St. Vincent’s hospital. ‘She lived at 127 E. St. Joseph st.

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Mary Dale, 4-year-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James Dale of Indianapolis, died yesterday at the Methodist hospital. Funeral services will be at the Greek Orthodox church at 2 p. m. tomorrow with burial at Crown Hill. Born in Greece in 1938, she hes lived in Indianapolis. about four years.

JUDD SERVICES SET TOMORROW

Retired Fire Captain, 75, Was Lifelong Resident; ll Several Weeks."

Funeral services for Albert A. Judd, retired captain in the Indianapolis fire department, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrgw in the’ Wald funeral home, Illinois and 17th sts. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

Mr. Judd, who lived at 529 W. 30th st., died yesterday in Methodist hospital after an illness of several weeks. He was 75. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, he entered the fire department in 1904. He was promoted io lieutenant in 1912 and to captain in 1917. In 1918 he was appointed cellar inspector and retired in 1937. He was a member of Capitol City lodge, 312, F. & A. M,, .the Sahara Grotto and the board of trustees of the Police and Fireman's Insurance Co. Survivors are two sons, Arthur A. Judd and Frank A. Judd, both of Chicago; a brother, Walter Judd’ of Indianapolis; two sisters, Miss Letitia Judd of Indianapolis and

and two grandchildren, Miss Alberta Judd, serving with the WAC, and Cpl. James Judd, stationed in California with thé marines.

James G. Tharp

Services for. James G. Tharp, veteran of world war I, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow- at the residence, 2007 Broadway, with burial in Crown Hill. . Mr. Tharp, who was 48, died Sunday at the U. S. Veterans’ hospital in Marion. Born in Easton, Md, he attended St. John’s military college at Annapolis, Md., and served in the navy during the first world war. He had been an insurance broker in New York until moving to Indianapolis with his wife two years ago. Survivors are - his wife, Mrs. Margaret Tharp; a sister, Mrs. Neta Stevens, and a brother, Francis D. Tharp, both of Easton, Md.

Eunice M. Hatten

Funeral services for Mrs. Eunice M. Hatten will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Englewood Christian church. Burial will be in Washington park. A former Indianapolis resident, Mrs, Hatten died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ruby Staley, in Lafayette. She was 76. A native of Rossville Mrs. Hatten had lived here with a daughter, Mrs. Mary Teter, at 314 N. Gray st. She was a member of the Englewood church. In addition to Mrs. Staley and Mrs. Teter, survivors are another daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Lear of Lafayette, and two sons, William and Louis Mohler of Ft. Wayne.

Jeane H. Siefert

Services for Miss Jeane H. Siefert, former employee of the state, were held at 9 a. m. today in Connersville with burial in a cemetery there. Miss Siefert, who lived at the Spink-Arms hotel, died Sunday in the Fayette County Memorial hospital in Connersville. She was 38. A Democratic precinct committeewoman in Connersville many years, she had held several political positions here. She was employed by the state license bureau 10 years and then served a brief time with the federal housing administration before becoming a clerk-stenographer in the state veterinarian’s office. She resigned from "her position there in May because of ill health. Survivors are her father, Joseph Siefert of Connersville; two broth-

lers, Robert Siefert of Connersville

and: William Siefert of Dover, and

cinnati, O.

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lB | henry, who practiced ‘here more | than 45 years, will be at. 1:30 p. m. | tomorrow in the Shirley Brothers ‘| central chapel with burial in Wah)

: | pital after an illness of two weeks.

Mrs. Bertha Culver of Anderson,|

: |man; sons, Marshall and Grant Williams.

a sister, Mrs. James Gustin of Cin- a

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Scheduled at 1:30 Tomo, row; Had ‘Been Physi-

sian Here 45 Years. | Services for Dr. E. H. Katter-

. Dr, Katterhenry, who was 69, died Sunday at the U. S. Veterans’ hos-

He was a graduate of the Gross Medica] college, Denver, Colo., and had practiced urology. here about, 45 years. He had his office at 1107 in the Qdd Fellow building the last 35 years. During world war I, Dr. Katterhenry served as a captain in the medical , department at Camp Custer, Mich, and as head of the urology department at Walter Reed general hospital.

Member of Shrine

He was a member of the Murat Shrine and the Mystic Tie Masonic lodge and was a 32d degree Mason. He was a member of the American Medical association and the First Evangelical church. Born in Huntingburg, he came to Indianapolis in 1897. He and Mrs. Katterhenry formerly lived at 602 W. 43d st., but established resi- |{ dence in their summer home, Sassafras lodge, in Martinsville, several years ago. Survivors besides Mrs. © Katterhenry are-a brother, Elias E. Katterhenry of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs, Walter Améter of Indianapolis, and several nieces and nephews,

George A. Belford

Services for George A. Belford will be conducted at the J. C. Wilson chapel of the chimes at 2_p. m. to-

morrow, followed by burial in Crown Hill. Following a long illness, Mrs. Belford died yesterday at City hospital. He was 51 and lived at 433 E. Washington st. Born in New Albany, he had lived here many years and was employed at the Metal Auto Parts Co. He was a veteran of world war I. Survivors are two. sisters, Mrs. Stella Miller and Mrs. David Kollinger, and a brother, John Belford, all of Indianapolis.

Nancy Ellen Racobs

Mrs. Nancy Ellen Racobs, 130 S. Harris ave., will be buried in Washington Park cemetery following funeral services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle ‘funeral home, 184 W. Michigan st. A resident of Indianapolis 32 years, Mrs. Racobs died yesterday in her home. She was 8). Born in Cloverdale, she was a member of the Cloverdale Methodist church. Survivors are her husband, Daniel Funk Racobs; a son, Capt. Cale F. Racobs of the Indianapolis fire department; a sister, Mrs. Katherine Sandy of Kokomo, and three grandchildren, Mrs. Allen Bless, Miss Mary Ellen Hickey and Miss Shirley Jean Racobs, all of Indianapolis.

State Deaths

ANDERSON-M. V. Lyst, 57. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Kathryn Lyst; daught Kat. hryn Owens and Miss Barbara Lyst: son, Raymond Lyst; brother, Hubert Lyst. Beecher FP. Simmons, 76. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Mayme B. Simmons; daughters, Mrs. Marion Rose and Mrs. Robert Richardson; sens, John and Orville Simmons; sister, Mrs. Mattie Ice, BLOOMFIELD—Mrs. Clara Dyer Herold, 83. Survivors: Sons, Don 0. and Paul Herold; daughters, Mrs. Eli 8. Jones and Mrs. Clem Christie. BLOOMFIELD—Asberry B. Moore, 84, Survivors: Sons, William, Edward and Lewis Moore. BRIMFIELD—Bert Reid, 67. Survive: Niece, Mrs, Faye Rotiragk. DILLMAN—Samuel Long, 73. Survivors: Sons,” Lyman, Maurice, Dene and Robert RD Bt, ars. wucille. Blak, Mr e cer, Mrs. Hobbs and Miss Marguerite Long. y DUNKIRK—Mrs. Malissa Burden Evans, 59. Survivor: Husband, Jacob Evans. FOUR CO

Megel; son, Joseph sisters, - Mrs. John Haley and Mrs. Margaret Speck. GARRETT—C. A. Ward, 41. Survivors: Wife, Marguerite; Sister, Mrs. Grate Winterrod; brothers rt, Harol and Ivan Toney. aod, Iptionss GARY—Emma Jane Sh 81. “ vivors: Sons, Nelburn, Stanies and iogd Sharp: dans daughters, Mrs. Minnie Rowntree race Cooprider; brothers, Wilets Morris, ; Harrison, "olin A. and Ernest 2 sisters, Miss Jonnson Sterns, e Johnson and

HARRISBURG.Mss, thia 93. Survivors; Daughter, PAL iy Lena pony

JEFFERSONVILLE—Mrs. Jella Mae Saylor, 42. Survivors: Brother, Jackson Blanton; ‘sister, Mrs, Beatrice Prather. LINTON—Mrs. BS Naucy Usrey, 71. Survivors: Sons, Dewey and Orville Usrey, MARION=-Mrs. Emma Mawrer, 75. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Jenny Burman. NEW ALBANY-—Mrs. aa aude Bauer, 632. Survivors: Daugh ro . Carl Steele: brothers, Chester, ed, Earl, pak and Chiatles Sikes: sisters, Fy Frank nson, s. Edna Otten Mr Hendricks. an , MUyrie| Mrs. Nellie Roberts, 69. Survivors: Husband, George F. Roberts; daughters, Mrs. Frank Hoar, Mrs, Carl Miller and Mrs. L. F. Poehner; sons, Paul, James, William, Harry and Philip Roberts; sister, Miss Mattie Thompson; brothers; Charles R. Thompson and James 'W., Thompson. Mrs, Letitia Lambert, 63. PR avivors: Sons, James M., George Thomas Lambert; daughters, Mrs. Hazy J Lester and Mrs s., Daisy Ci ROCKVILLE—William . Pirestcne, 66. Survivors: Wife, Laura Firestone; son, oust Firestone; brother, Walter Firestone,

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