Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1943 — Page 28

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Mrs. McConnell, who was 82, died i rs dgughter, while visiting herip daughter, Mrs. Walter C. Huston, ¢! 5447 Julian ave. She had been fill

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church and a life member of the Rising Sun Women's club. She taught the women's Bible class in the church more than 30 years, Survivors besides Mrs. Huston are

Jim Sh ADM. HOD MOTHER, “183, DIES IN FLORIDA rico

0. and two grandchildren. STUART, Fla, Oct. 15 (U. P).—

William n Waldor f Mrs. Jemima Campbell Kidd, 83,

Funeral rites for William A. Wal. | mother of the late Rear Admiral dort, jobber of canned goods more |I588c Campbell Kidd, died today than 35 years, will be at 2 p. m. ® latter a lingering illness, tomorrow in the Tyner mortuary Death came at the home she had with the Rev. E. L. Day, executive occupied for the last six years. Mrs. secretary of the Christian church |Kidd was a former resident of union of Indianapolis, and the Rev. Sleveland, 2 a0d-one of the best {A. O. Brooks, pastor of the Third ATS. rst United

Her son was the | Christian church, officiating. Burial States admiral to die in combat in

will be in Crown Hill, world war II. He died at his battle Mr. Waldorf, who was 78, died gation aboard his flagship, the U. yesterday in his home, 3067 Birch-(g § Arizona, during the Japanese wood ave., after a brief fliness. attack on Pearl Harbor,

A resident of Indianapolis since

noe was & member of the Third| SEEKS TO CONTINUE Survivors are his wite, Mrs. Plors| WAC IN PEACETIME

Waldorf; a daughter, Miss Louise

according to Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers, (R. Mass), sponsor of the bill creating the WAC, Mrs. Rogers, touring posts where { WACs are serving, did not elaboriate. She said she believed increas{ing enlistments would eliminate he {need for drafting women for the armed services.

State: Deaths

Mrs. Anna Mary Holmes

Services for Mrs. Anna Mary Holmes, 1725 W. Minnesota st., will} he Jn the home at 3 p.m. tomorrow burial in Floral Park cemetery. | . Holmes, a resident of Indian. | 43 years, died yesterday of a ailment after an illness of many. years... She. was. 73...

“two daughters, Mrs. | Nora Swope and Ines Stone; a BRAZIL--Norman Sophr, 27. Survivors; 11 grand-| Wite, Mrs. Kathleen Sophr; parents, Mr.

son, Ernest Cochran; r and ol nd Mrs. Ernest Spohr: sons, Carlisle an children six great-grandchild- | § Jerr Spohr; sister, Mrs, Dorothy Shere Yoon: RTLA vivors: Husband, Clarence C. mother, Mrs. Malinda Coffman: { ters, Mrs. Ermal Wininger and ! 1 Issacs H a , Gladys Graves, Mrs, Mary { Woodson snd Mrs. Lenore Wright, | GARY—Veronica Bielewicz, 62. Survi | vors: Daughters, Mrs. John Kolczak and {| Helen Bielewics: sons, Stanley, Edward, | Jerome, Otto, Walter, Henry and Frank Bielewics. HAMMOND—John Hecht, 80. Survivors: { Daughter, Mrs. Helen Johnson; Mrs. Louiss Eggebrecht and Mrs. Minnie

8 So iherine Allison

PORTLAND--Mrs. Jess Lybarger, # Survivors: Husband, Mr. Prankiin, yoarger: See Eta pares vests { Albert and Harve Ineichen. Hin ; sons,

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Chester 0. Dickerson

Chester O. Dickerson, employee of Link-Belt Co. 40 years, will be in Crown Hill after funeral services at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in| Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. ] Mr. Dickerson, who was 85, died yesterday in his home, 1615 W. a st. He resigned his position at Link Belt in July, but had been {ll two years. He was a lifelong resident | of Indiahapolis, a Mason, and aftended the Church of God. Burvivors are his wife, Mrs. Mabel Dickerson; his parents, Mr, and Mrs. James Dickerson; two sons, Chester Dickerson of the army air forces at Salt Lake City. Utah, and Earl Dickerson of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Thelma Hazel Buchanan; a brother, Raymond Dickerson, and three grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. T. W. Coleman

Funeral services were held yesterday in Kansas City, Mo., for Mrs. T. W. Coleman, whose husband was | manager of the American District Telegraph Co. here 22 years ago. Burial was in Sioux City, Iowa. Mrs, Coleman died Monday in| Menorah hospital at Kansas City. A son, Howard Coleman of Kansas City, survives.

GENERAL JACKSON DEAD | THIRD ARMY HEADQUAR-/ TERS IN LOUISIANA, Oct. 15 (U.| P.) ~The body of Maj. Gen. Stonewall.. Jackson, commander of the | 84th infantry division, was en. route | to Washington today for burial in Arlington National cemetery. Jack- | son died Wednesday from Jnjuries received Oct. 4 in a plane crash in| the 3d army maneuver ares, = |

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