Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1943 — Page 7

r copyholder for the Star, was Greensburg today following services at 10: a. m. at the

04d Fellows home there,

Miss Lee, a native of Virginia, ‘Wednesday at the Odd Fellows ome, She was 84. She came to Indianapolis in 1861 | formerly lived at 1208 N. ave. She was employed by

‘the Star 29 years and also worked for a brief time for Sidener & Van

per, Inc., advertising agency. She had, been a member of the Olive’ Branch Rebekah lodge, 10, for

Wade H. Marlin |

Funeral services for Wade H. _ Martin, Indianapolis grocer who : died Wednes-

held at the W.

burial in Quin-

here for 40 ERR years. He reWade Martin tireq three . years ago and had. been working: as a volunteer for ration board 49-8. He lived at gs01 N. Capitol ave.

State Deaths

ANDERSON—Mrs. Lora Gale, 77. Survivors: Husband, V. P. Gale; son, Earl

85 years and was a past noble {Gale

Harry E. Peggs

Rev. Roy E. Mueller, pastor

“the Wallace Street Presbyterian|®

arch, will conduct funeral serv-

“3cbs for Harry E. Peggs, Tech high

‘school custodian, at 2 p. m. tomortow in the J. C. Wilson chapel of

: the chimes. Burial will be in

Greenwood. Mr, Peggs, who lived at 19 N, Oriital st., died yesterday in City pital after an illness of three

months. He was 54.

Born in Johnson county, he had fived in Indianapolis 35 years and

Te a member of the Wallace Street

ireshyterian church and the School Employees’ Mutual Benefit association. He had been a custodian at|y Tech 15 years. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Jessie Worman Peggs; a sister, Mrs. Alice Hylton of ‘ Indianapolis, and two brothers, Arthur Peggs of Rushville and Joseph Peggs of St. Louis, Mo.

Géorge Henry Scott

. Services for George Henry Scott,

868 E. McCarty st, will be at 1:30

p. m. tomorrow in the Shirley

Memorial Park cemetery... Mr. Scott, a retired salesman, died yesterday in City hospital. He

3 Brothers central chapel with burial

was 72.

* A native of Terre Haute, he had lived in Indianapolis 25 years, _ Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Minnie B. Scott; a daughter, Mrs. Pearl Evans; a brother, Charles W. Scott, and three grandchildren, all of Inanapolis.

ellie Boyce . Requiem mass for Mrs. Nellie B. Boyce, retired Indianapolis public schoolteacher, will be read at 9 a.m, tomorrow in St. Roch’s Catholic church following services at 8:15 40. in the Blackwell funeral home. Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. Mrs. Boyce, who was 72, died ednesday in St. Francis hospital fter a long illness.

CHRISNEY—Debby May Rue, 66. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Barbara C. Fuller; granddaughter, Thelma Fuller. FT, WAYNE-—George H., Wendel, Survivors: Sons, Harold, Phil Robert Wendell; daughters, Mrs. ion TomMrs. Robert Brewster; sisLouis Btorze, Mrs. William Re Mrs. Glenn Diamond and’ Mrs. Henry C. Grundt. HUNTINGTON—Aaron Jerome -B air, 82. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Sarah Bair; sister, Mrs, Cora Strosburg. LAFAYETTE—Henry Jacob Wolfe; 8s. Survivors: Sons, Samuel and Fred Wolfe; daughters, Mrs, Rosa Niemantsyerdriet and Mrs. Etta Hornacker. * Emma Keeler, 76. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Harry Rodenberger and Mrs. Howard Kirk; son, Ora Keeler; brother, Charles Keeler. NEW CASTLE—Helen Louis Hoffman, 25. Survivors: Parents, Charles Hoffman and Mrs. Fred Marsh; sisters, Mrs. Paul Jewell and Miss Wanda Hoffman; brothers, Charles and Lloyd Hoffman. ORESTES—Lilewellyn . Padfield, vivors: Wife, Mrs. Mell Padfield; gf Th

lets, Mr.

brothers Frank, Clarence and Fred P Padel RT—Laura Bell Bratcher, 92. Survivors: Sons, Jess and Allen Bratcher; sister, Mrs. Emma Shoptaugh. Berthenia Katherin Grant. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs, Ida Harl, Mrs. Ambra Shanks, Mrs. Margaret Plain and Mrs. Nora Jones; brother, Jess Grant. STENDAL—Amelia M. Lickoldt, 77. Survivors: Brothers, Julius and George Henke; sisters, Mrs. George Lohr and Mrs, William Stall. TELL CITY—Aleline Combs, 67. .Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. William Snyder and Mrs. Louis Taylor; sister, Mrs. Angeline Risse. Jacobs, 79. Survivors: Sons, August and Joseph Jacobs; daughters, Mrs. Catherine Schaefer, Mrs. Clara Uehline, Mrs. Thresia Beier, Mrs. Cecilia Mullis and Miss Josephine Jacobs. WASHINGTON—Miss Anns Heffernan, 56.. Survivors: brothers, Mike and John Heffernan.

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