Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1943 — Page 29
Tomorrow
r. Ross J. Griffeth ety a Read Ceremony
Fae makeings of Mise Mors ion. beth. Huber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest IL. Huber; and ‘op o Harvell Jr., ‘son of Mr, and Mrs. Orlando Harvell ‘of Laurinburg, N. C., will be at 4:30 p. m
. tomorrow in the Third Christian
church.
‘Dr, Ross J. Griffeth will read the |: Houble-ring ceremony before an |: altar banked with palms, ferns and 3
two’ seven-branch candelabra. °
The bride, who will be given in |}
marriage by her father, will wear a gown of petal white chiffon fashJoned, with ‘a fitted basqiie, sweet‘neckline and a low shoulder
: : ke outlined: with a frill of Chan«| : ‘lace; ‘Her veil will be’ “finger |
Attendants’ Frocks Mary Weber, maid of honor, Il wear petal pink marquisette ‘a matching shoulder veil. The smaids,: Miss Joan Moore and . Keith Mullen, will wear gowns of mist blue and yellow marquisette ith shoulder ‘length veils. They will carry carry Johanna Hill and ‘Talisman "roses. Miss Donna Lou Holmes, flower girl, will be dressed in a pale blue nef frock and will carry a basket Area petals. Bobby McCormich, cousin of the bridegroom, will be the ring bearer. : Robert E. Darnaby will be best man and ushers will include David R. Lindner II and Joe Kettery. The <bride’s mother will wear a costume of blue moss crepe with white accessories and the mother ‘of the bridegroom will wear a dusty pink sheer dress and white acces- : To Live in Austin A reception in the church parlors will © follow the ceremony, Mrs. Joseph Ferrer: and the ‘Misses ‘Warie Juergens, Mary Lou 'Van-
Whiteside ‘will ‘assist, The couple Will leave on a short i wedding trip and after Aug. 22 will be at ‘home in Austin, Tex. The bride will travel in powder blue crepe with navy accessories. Out-of-town guests will include Mr. and Mrs. John VanNuys and Myx. and Mrs. Walter Huber, Thorntdwn; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wells, Lebanon; Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ray Kraig, Noblesville; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
wedding will be Oct. 3. Dr. John F. Edwards will read Broadway Methodist church, Nicholas L. Werner, ‘and an Alpha Chi Omega sorority
W. Hurley Ashby photo.
Miss Virgina Johnson’s engagement to George Werner was announced today by her parents, Dr. and Mrs, A. A. Johnson.
The
the ceremony at 3:30 p. m. in the
Mr. Werner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. The bride-to-
be is a Butler university graduate member.
The Bridal Scene—
news.
Miss Peggy Schmelzel’'s Wedding To Lt. W. F. Getz Announced; Georgiana Thompson Engaged
‘Nuys, Joanne Johnson and’ osannay : Marriage and engagement sAnounCEments, are featured in bridal
Mr. and Mrs. William H. ‘Schmelzel, 2120 E. Kessler blvd., announce
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Getz, Peoria, Ill. The Rev. Robert McCarthy read first Street Baptist church. The couple is living at City Point inn, near Camp Lee, Va. where Lt. Getz is stationed. » » ” The marriage of Miss June Pennington to Lt. John D. Lynch, Jef-
Shera and family of Jamestown; Mr. and Mrs. Hanzel Butler, Coatesville, and Mr. and Mrs. H. E, Attn; strong, Yorktown.
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Nursing School Appointment. - Is Tg
The appointment of Miss Helen M. McDonel as director of nursing education of the Methodist hospital school of nursing is announced by Dr. John G. Benson, hospital superintendent. : ; /, She succeeds Miss Catherine Meredith who has resigned to enter the service of the navy. Miss McDonel was born in Lima, O., was graduated from Wooster college; Wooster, O., and the Ogden Mills School of Nursing, affiliated with Yale university. . She had post-graduate work in nursing ‘at Western Reserve university and the University of Chicago. For three years she has been assistant professor of nursing education in the Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Va. from which she comes to her new position. Y- Miss McDonel will assume her duties immediately -and on Aug. 29 will receive her first class of new students when more than 100 young women will enter training ‘at the hospital. ; :
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t stationed on the campus. tatives of campus sororities will be hostesses. Decorations Will be in‘ red, ‘white and blue;
Governor to Receive’ Scout ‘Thanks Badge’
A “Beouts’ ‘own” program wil be
{liam Gill, Cocoa, Fla.
fersonville, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Pen- - nington, Brownsburg. . The wedding was July 7 in the Pioneer “Methodist church at Walla Walla, Wash. Mrs. Lynch is Si the niece of Miss Mrs. Lynch = porothy Pennington of Indianapolis. Lt. Lynch, son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lynch, is a bombardier in the 88th bomb group at the Washington. air base where he is completing his training. Mrs. Lynch will remain with her husband until late this month. 8he was graduated from Butler university and the George Peabody Library school in Nashville, Tenn. Lt. Lynch is a radusis of Purdue university.
Mrs. Eugene E. Ritter, the former | ¢
Miss Thelma Caldwell, 1003 E. Maple rd., has returned from Vancouver, Wash., ‘where she and Lt. Ritter were married July 7 in the post chapel at Camp Hathaway. Lt. Ritter, in the army -transportation corps, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Ritter, 1235 W. 34th st. He is a graduate of Butler university. ” ” » Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Thompson, 246 N. Pershing ave. announce the approaching marriage of ' their daughter, Georgiana, to Clifford E. “|®rnst Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Ernst, 1406°N. King ave. The ceremony will be ‘Aug. 28 in the Washington Presbyterian church with the ‘Rev. Charles ‘Armentrout
* officiating.
Miss Thompson has chosen as her maid of honor, her sister, Mrs. WilThe bridesmaids will be Mrs. Donald Herrold
‘|and Miss Alberta Krohne. The best “Iman will be Earl Mitchell.
The bride-to-be attended Butler university and Mr. Ernst was graduated from Franklin college. ‘He will be graduated from the Indiana university School of Medicine Aug.
Chairman
the marriage of their. daughter, Peggy, to Lt. Wallace F. Getz, son of
the ceremony July 17 in the Thirty-|.
22, He is a member of Theta Chi and Phi Chi fraternities. Among parties planned for Miss Thompson is a miscellaneous shower to be given by Mrs. Gill.
: # # ” Mrs. William L. Williams has left for Montgomery, Ala. to join her husband, an aviation cadet at Maxwell field, Before her marriage May i1 at Carlisle, Pa. she was: Miss Irene Campbell.
. She is a graduate of the City hospital Sechool-of Nursing. -Cadet Wil liams is the son of Mrs. Martha Williams and Chester Williams of Indianapolis. Te = a The Rev. Joseph R. Flanigan, 3131 Park ave., announces the engagément and approaching marriage of his daughter, Ruth, to Virgil Fox Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil H. Fox, 629 Holly ave. The ceremony will be at 9 a. m., Sept. 5, in the New Jersey Street Methodist church. Mrs." Robert Davis will’ be her sister’s only attendant and Mr. Fox's brother, Dennis,. New York, will be the best man.
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Junk’ Jewelry Collected
Collection of costume jewelry that has been found to “talk louder than money” to natives of the South Pacific islands, is the latest projec} of the Indianapolis branch of Bundles for America and Britain.
The campaign, or “Baubles for Barter,” is to supply our armed forces ‘with “South sea wampum,” and donations of “junk” jewelry may be taken to the shop at 120 Monument circle. It was reported to the branch that one native dug 52 foxholes for some of our soldiers in return for cheap - earrings . and a glittering brooch.
Dinner Will Honor N. A. W. Council
Mrs. E. R. Bebout, retiring president of the National Association of Women, will entertain tomorrow with a 6 pP. m. dinner for members who ‘served on the organization's council’ during her term of office. The dinner will be at her home in the ‘Spink-Arms hotel. Guests will be Mrs. Sue Sherman, incoming’ president; Mrs. Izona Shirley, Mrs. Ida Mae Shulse, Misses Ethel Gardner, Marion Frost and Velma Hert. Mrs. Bebout will serve
‘(as initiation chairman for the com-
ing year.
: Sorority to Initiate . (Five Pledges
Convention: at™
War Memorial
Mrs. Helen Walthall Addresses” Delegates . The program of the American Legion .auxiliary convention began at 9 a. m. today with a procession at the World War Memorial auditorium of members of 11 districts carrying legion flags, and banners. The 500 women delegates were greeted by Mrs. Helen Walthall, department president, Clarence Gramelspacher, state legion ¢om-~ mander, and Mayor Tyndall. Various committee reports followed introduction of conyention committees by chairman Mrs. William R. Bolen. Mrs. Pauline Graham read proposed amendments to the department constitution, and by-laws. - Choose Delegates
Delegates to the national con=
| vention were to be nominated at
the close of this morning's session. They will be elected at the afternoon session, which will be highlighted by talks by Governor Schricker and Mrs. Lutie Long Smith, national vice president -of the auxiliary. Other committees to report include membership, radio, child welfare, education of orphans and'veterans;, and scholarship.
Seek Blood Donors
The child welfare program has been called the auxiliary’s “right and left hand program.” The object of the project is to keep mothers with small children out of industry or to provide day nurseries for their children. . The auxiliary also is trying to get blood donors for children at the Riley hospital, “neglected because of the great call for blood for servicemen.” A past presidents’ parley dinner will be held at. 7 p. m. in the Riley room of the Claypool hotel. Tomorrow's sessions will feature talks by Lt. Cmdr, E. Newton Clark of the naval armory and Capt. Gertrude Pratt of the, army recruiting office. Miss Betty Ancker, girls’ state governor, also will speak, follcwed by other committee reports, Officers will be elected and installed at the Sunday meeting.
Orgamnizations— Legion Group's Luncheon To Be Tuesday
+ The BRUCE’ P. ROBISON UNIT 133 of the American Legion auxiliary will meet for a covered dish luncheon at 11:30 a. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Horace Kemper, 3142 Graceland ave. Junior members also have been invited. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Frank {Allen and Mrs. Albert Schrand. Following the luncheon Mesdames Clarence Knipp, Leona B. M. Ross and Schrand, delegates to the state convention, will report. Miss Betty Hasselbring and Miss Lois Beauchamp were color bearers for the department at the opening session of the convention this morning. :
The DAUGHTERS OF ISABEL~ LA will hold their annual basket picnic at Brookside park community house at 6 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. J. Prank Jones is general chairmen. * °
The meeting of the ST. RITA GUILD scheduled for tomorrow has been. postponed until Aug. 22 at 2:30 p.m, in the convent, 813 N. West st. A benediction of the blessed sacrament will follow in We chapel. Mrs. Albert P. Weber, guild pred dent, will announce the organization’s fall program at the meeting.
Members of the ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC church are planning a family picnic for 3 p. m. Sunday, Aug. 29, at Northern Beach. There will be games and contests for those attending. Sm
I. F.C. to Aid Recruiting The Indiana: Federation of Clubs, with 32,000 members, has pledged its aid to the flying cadets recruiting program, Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, president, has announced. Se clubs in, the federation will sponsor the program under the direction of Mrs. Arnold Ulbrich, East Chicago, junior clubwomen | chairman. The executive committee ‘of - the federation met recently with Capt. Paul W. Nelson of the aviation cadet
examining board and Henry E. Ostrom, civilian recruiting aid.
G. 0: P. Club Picnic To Be Held Today -
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After a Long Illness; World War. Veteran.
of the Bellaire Methodist church, will officiate at services for Rollie F. Hamm, general plant foreman of the Indiana Gravel Co., at 2 p. m. Monday in the Royster & Askin funeral home. Mr. Hamm, who was 51, died yesterday in his home, 4644 Brouse st., after nine months’ illness. He was a patient in the U. S. Veterans’ hos-
pital during most of this time. A native of Danville, he had
part of his life, and in company A, 85th engineers’ corps in world war I. He was a member of the North Baptist dhurch, and had been foreman at the Indiana Gravel Co plants for 25 years. Survivors are his father,
Edna Hamm; a son, Cpl. Edward O. Hamm, stationed in Gila Desert, Ariz; two grandchildren Barbara and Shirley Bundy; a daughter, Mrs, Katherine Hamm Bundy of Indian-
ler; three half-brothers, Roy Harris, all of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Laura Curley Mrs. Laura Johanna Curley, for mer Milwaukee resident, died yesterday in the home of her daughfer, Mrs. Charles J. Kachel, 4414 Central ave., with whom she had
lived during the past year. A native of Neenah, Wis., she was a member of the Woman's Benefit association and ‘the Presbyterian church of Milwaukee.
be in Milwaukee. Survivors besides Mrs. Kachel are a sister, Mrs. Hilda Ohristensen, and a brother, Carl H. Larson, both of Milwaukee.
Robert M.. Hayes
Services for Robert M. Hayes, foreman for the Railway Express Co., 259 S. Meridian st, will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in his home,
739 Epler ave. Burial will be in the Union cemetery near Colfax. Mr, Hayes, who was 64, was found dead yesterday in his automobile in the 200 block on S. Capitol ave. near the railroad elevation. Dr. John W. Deever, deputy coroner, said death was due to a heart attack. A hative of Montgomery county, he had been employed by the express company since he came to Indianapolis 27 years ago. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Iva
Miller of Piqua, Q., and Mrs. Artie M. Owen of Evansville, and two brothers, Bert Hayes of LaVerne, Cal.,, and Floyd Hayes of Illinois.
Rev. Bristo Wagner
Funeral services for thé Rev. Bristo Wagner, Baptist minister here 60 years, will ‘be at 2 p. m. Monday in the Mount Zion Baptist church with burial in Crown Hill. The Rev. Mr. Wagner, who was 86, died yesterday in his home, R. R. 5, Box 694, after a long illness. He had lived it} Indianapolis since 1871 and his last pastoral
church. Survivors - are his wife, Mrs, Amanda Wagner; two ‘sons, Pinus Wagner and Lanus Wagner, and a sister; Mrs. Rhoda Mitchell, all of Indianapolis.-
Margaret Hochadel
‘Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Hochadel, 254 N. LaSalle st., will:be at 8:30 a. m. Monday in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel and at 9 a. m. in the St. Philip Neri Catholic church. Burial will be in Jeffersonville. Mrs. . Hochadel, who was’ 71, died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital after a brief illness. A native of Jeffersonville, she had lived in Indianapolis about 50 years. She was a member of St. Philip * Neri - Catholic church and the Altar society of the church, A sister, Mrs. Josephine Raymond. of Indianapolis, is the only immediate survivor.
Mrs. Ruth Trefz
" Services for Mrs. Ruth A. Trefz, lis resident 68 years, will be at 2 p. m. Monday in the Gadd funeral home with burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Mrs. Trefz, who ‘was 68, died
Charles Trefz of Lexington, Ky., where she had: veg: for the past five weeks. She’ had lived at 1016 Villa ave. 40 years before moving to Lexington She was a lifelong member of the Methodist church. + SUrvivers Seber Lor sth. aft two brothers, Alfred Grigsby of ‘Paoli,
BURIAL MONDAY,
Gravel Plant Foreman Dies ]
The Rev. Stanley Mahan, pastor)
served in the navy during the early |
Montgomery's New Home
Oscar | Hamm of Danville; his wife, Mrs. ||
apolis; a sister, Mrs. Homer MostelEdgar Harris and Hershell Harris,|
Funeral services and burial will|
B. Hayes; two daughters, Mrs. L. W.|
charge was She Bethany Baptist Ern
Thursday at the home of her son,| PIERCETO
the Jack C. Carr Realtors acted for
modern brick home on 10 acres of Harvey Emrich. John C. Springer real estate depariment represented
This four-bedroom brick home at 5311 Broagway was recently sold +to Mrs. Thomas W. Johnson by Edwin Lennox. James T. Hamill of
E. H. Montgomery recently purchased this attractive eight-room
both the buyer and the seller.
ground at 5601 Rockville rd. from of the Indiana Trust company’s both parties.
(This is another in a series of biographical sketches of Indianapolis realtors.)
Col. C. B. Durham isn’t with the air corps at Stout field or the army at Ft. Harrison but he’s one of Indianapolis’ well-known realtors. He was “tagged” with the name “colonel” by his college fraternity at Ohio State university and his native state is the land of the blue grass, Kentucky. Mr. Durham of C. B. Durham & Co, 8 E. Market ‘st, formerly was a landscape archtecture professor at Purdue university but the love Mr. Durham 4¢ ‘territory around ‘Indianapolis made him enter the real estate business.
Realtor Col. C. Aided 38th St. Development
B. Durham
Transactions
129 SALES MA * BY NORTH SIDERS
Include Lof
129, Williams Creek, _ Sold by Robbins.
‘Wendell M. Hicks, chairman of
|the Associated North Side Realtors, has announced 29 sales by members
of the organization last week. Sales include lot 129,
and 3161 Kenwood ‘ave. by Bridges
5530 Kenwood ave., by F. M. Knight; 336 Eastern ave, 5853 Central ave, 3759 Central ave, 4419 Washington blvd.; 1456 Central ave. 32 E. 52d st.; 5261 N. Pennsylvania st, 144 E, 44th st. and 2211 W, 57th st, by * [Joseph J, Argus. Other sales included 928 E. dr, ‘Woodruff pl. and 720 N. Pine st., by Brodbeck & Dahlman; 3233 N. New
“| Jersey st. and 1041 Alton ave, by
Ford Woods & Co.; 5502 Central ave.
ave, by Forest B. Kellogg and Hicks-Driscoll Co.; 1615-17 W: 30th st. and 3910 Graceland ave, Thomas F. Carson Co, Denny st. and 4450 Washington blvd, by Fred T. Hill; 3824 Grace« land ave. 4821 Washington blvd,
‘and 641 E. 34th st., by Hicks-Driscoll
Co., and 5833 Oxford st, by Hickse Driscoll Co. and R. E. Peckham,
BLANCHE M’CARTHY DIES AT HER HOME
Mrs. Blanche McCarthy died last night at her home, She. had lived
was a member of the Legion “of Mary of St. Joan of Arc church, She was 53. Surviving Mrs, McCarthy are hep husband, William ©. 5370 Broadway; a son Cpl. Charles E. MeCarthy serving with the military police overseas, and three sisters all of this city, Mrs. Ursula Funk, Mrs, Nellie Kuhn and Mrs, Sarah Jones,
Emerson Chaille in 1917 and about three years later went into business for himself. People around 38th and Illinois sts. know Mr, Durham well for his firm developed the business district in that section. The company specializes in apartments and business buildings. Mr. Durham, a former secretary of the Indiana Real Estate association, is now: chairman of the committee on constitution and by-laws of the Indianapolis A Real Estate board. He: has been a member of the board since 1918 and served as president in 1939. He belongs to the Columbia club, the brokerage division of the National Association of Realtors and Alpha. Gamma Rho fraternity. The “olonel,” who lives at 3345 ‘Washington blvd., has two daughters living away from home and a son now ‘stationed at Ft, Harrison.
golf and fishes but doesn’t do much
He first started as a realtor with
of either since gas ‘rationing.
STATE DEATHS
ALEXANDRIA—Jose seph Howerton, 77. Survivors: nk Elizabeth A. Howerton; daughters, Mrs. Etchison, Mrs. Georgia Beaman and Mrs. Thelma- Love; sons, Charles and Howerton; brother, 2m os} Howerton; ' sister, s. Mary William Beeman, 77. Survivors: Sons, Ray, Otto, Everett and Ralph Beeman; daughter, Mrs. Marie Lucas. BI — Willard H. Hedrick, 55. Survivors: Wife, Jennie Hedrick; daughter, Mrs. Lucille Lindsey; sister, Mrs. Cora Gilmore; brother, Charles Hedrick. CYNTHIANA—Leo White, 36, Survivors: Brother, George Whit CYNTHIANA—Leo alte. 37. Survivors: Wife, Bessie White; son, Guy ‘White; daughters, Etta Mae, Shirley Fay, Lose and Doris Jane; brother, George ite. EVANSVILLE—Edward' Gehlhausen, “vo, Survivors: Sons, Herbert and Ray Gehlhausen; sisters, Mrs. Frank Witte, Mrs. Albert Pfaff, Mrs. Edward Kohl, Mrs. August Kerkhoff and Mrs. Albert Haas. FORT WAYNE—Henry C. Kroesch, 69. Survivors: Sons, Howard, Eldon Kroesch; daughter, Durr; brother, Fred Kroesch; sister, Mrs. Louise Rippe. FRANKFORT William B. Baty, 8T. Survivors: Wife, Baty: {aughiers,
Matirice KOONTZ LAKE—Harry Davidson, 86. rs: ‘° Wife, Nora; daughter Mrs, Ruth Atwood; sister, Mrs. Charles Pakiser. LAFAYETTE—William 8. Miller, 74. Survivors: Arthur and Emmett Miller; daughters, Mrs. ries Sheets, Mrs. Meredith Cripe and Mrs. Charles Wood. MURRAY Albert Qourtnes, 75. Sure Albert Courtney. :
vivor: © Son, NEW ALBANY-—Charlotte Klinstever, 63. Survivors: Sisters Mrs. Hattie Foster, Miss Turner and Mrs Kathering Coleman; Chester Klinstiver ana ne a brother, Toomer
sons, Klinstiver;
Thompson, 61. : SurEi Feira Thompson ; broth+ wk Hh Mrs. B. Mr. ro Benson and Me. Boots, wit pl N.opdward W. Sroufe, : Survivors; Wife, Ellen Sroute; daughters, Mrs, Cora S. Baker Mrs, Waneta dG ‘son, Oran A aa brothers, Loren Charles Sroufe; sister, Mrs. Hattie
Totin *BEND«-Mrs. Maria Catherine Laven, ' 85. Survivars: Sons, Simon ang Onn Laven; daughBlankenship.
‘Leo Leon an
Ri DN Brimberry; sons, Doug andl
SULLIVAN-—William H. Huff, 80. Survivors: Wife, Dochia Huff; son, David Huff; daughters, Mrs. Marie Boles and Mrs. Thelma Robinson; sister, Mrs. Josia Thornberry.
WARREN—Virgil I. Morrison, ‘45. Survivors: Wife, Thelma Morrison; son, James Brice; sisters, Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mrs. Carrie Foust, Mrs. Lucile Dunwoody, Mrs. Delores Fleck, Mrs. Ruth King, and Mrs. Mary Pendleton; brothers, Leander Morrison and Samuel Morrison. «6 "SHINGTON-Lucy Elizabeth Riney, . -Suryivors: ‘Husband, James 'Riney; any Mrs, Robert Petty, Norma and Camilla Riney; sons, Austin, Lawrence, d Robert; sitsers, Mrs. Andrew Baumert, Mrs. Bertha Stumpp and Mrs. Marte McKennon; brothers, Roy, Johndand Louis Wathen.
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