Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1943 — Page 10

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grocer for 40 years, died yesterday in Methodist hospital after a brief illness. He was 66. Mr. Martin, who lived at 3301 N. Capitol ave, retired: from the grocery business three years ago and had been working as a volunteer for Marion county rationing board No. 8. A native of Steadmantown, Ky., he went with his family to Green-

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castle at an early age. He came to Indianapolis and opened his first store on Oliver ave. in 1900. He was a member of the Capitol Avenue Methodist church, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Berennice Martin; four sons, Melvin Martin, Donald Martin and Jean Martin, all of Indianapolis, and Cpl. Jack Martin of Ft. Mayer, Va.; a daughter, Mrs. Milford Bennett of Speedway City; three sisters, Mrs. Jennie Oprell, Mrs. Hallle Bronson and Mrs. Mae Callahan, all of Indianapolis; a brother, Eben Martin of Indianapolis, and seven grandchildren.

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Lynne B. Summers, widely known for many years in men’s apparel merchandising, died yesterday in Methodist hospital after a serious illness of two weeks. He was 52. He formerly had his own store, the Store Correct, in the Guaranty building, but left the men’s apparel field to become factory

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of Nappanee. He had been associated with that firm for eight years, Born in Eminence, Mr. Summers came to Indianapolis 43 years ago. He first was employed by the old Schloss Brothers store, later becoming affiliated with L. Strauss & Co. He served with that firm 17 years. He later was connected with the Tower Establishment, a store operated by Strauss. for several years in the Circle Tower. He was a member of the Lions club. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Ida N. Summers; a son, Lt. Lynne N. Summers, a bomber pilot stationed at Gowen field, Boise, Ida.: a daughter, Miss Patricia Ann Summers; four brothers, Harry G. and J. William Summers, both of Indianapolis; R. B. Summers of Buffalo, N. Y., and R. P. Summers of Cleveland, O., and two sisters, Mrs. Harry Dellinger of Indianapolis and Mrs. O. C. Thompson of Mooresville.

Mrs. Enola ‘McClintock

The Rev. A. E. Cory will conduct services for ‘Mrs. Enola B. McClintock, 1110 Tecumseh st., at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel. Burial will be in Washington park, cemetery. Mrs. McClintock, a native of Mount Erie, Ill, died yesterday in her home after an illness of several months. She was 69. She came here about 26 years ago from Mount Carmel, Ill, and was a member ‘of the Central Christian church and Queen Esther chapter, O. E., S. - Survivors are her husband, Frank S. McClintock; three daughters, Mrs. Iva Walter of Indianapolis, Mrs. Ethel Gillespie of Johnson City, Ill, and Mrs. Gladys Pabst of Los Angeles, Cal, and a sister, Mrs. Frank Faulkner of Centralia, Ill.

Mrs. E. A. Perkinson

Funeral services for Mrs. Estelle A. Perkinson, a resident of Indianapolis 25 years, will be at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Roscoe ConBurial will be in Garland Brook cemetery, Columbus. Mrs. Perkinson, who was 60, died Tuesday in her home, 1248 Kappes st. A native of Columbus, she was a member of ¥he Tabernacle Christidn church there. Survivors are two sons, Fletcher C. Perkinson and Paul F. Perkinson, and two daughters, Mrs. Carl Earles and Mrs. William Trout, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. S. A. Nelson of Racine, Wis, and a brother, J. D. Faulconer of St. Louis, Mo.

Mrs. Maggie Ellison

Burial for Mrs. Maggie Ellison, 3217 Boulevard pl, will be in the Woodlawn cemetery in Terre Haute following funeral services at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson chapel of the chimes. Mrs. Ellison died Tuesday at her home. She was 63. A native of Kentucky, she came to Indianapolis nine years ago from Bloomington. She was a member of the North Side Church of Christ. Survivors are her husband, Mack Ellison; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Basey and Mrs. Myrtle Dearing, both of Indianapolis; two sons, William Ellison of Indianapolis and Walter Ellison of Newburyport, Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. Bade Cummins of Yale, IIL, and Mrs, Amanda Edwards of Powersburg, Ky. a brother, Harrison Franklin of Rockford, Il; 12. grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.,

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Indianapolis, died of a gunshot wound Monday in his home at Grove City, Pa., relatives here were informed. He was 20. Young Eller was shot Monday when a weapon a companion was cleaning in preparation for a hunting and fishing trip, fired accidentally. His grandfather, 8. E. Hardesty; an. uncle, F, E, Hardesty, and an aunt, Mrs, “John Brewer, live in

Henry 1. Ruwe

"Services for Henry J. Ruwe, Standard Grocery Co. employee for 20 years, will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the residence, 1940 N. Dearborn sts., and at 2 p.m. in St. Peter's Lutheran church. Burial will be in Concordia cemetery.

/ Mr. Ruwe, who was 59, died’ Tues-~ day in his home after an illness of 10 days. A native of Seymour, he had lived in Indianapolis approximately 40 years, He was a member of St. Peter's ‘Lutheran church, Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Minnie Ruwe, and four brothers, Fred and George Ruwe, both of Seymour; Louis Ruwe of Sidney, IIL, ang

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