Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1943 — Page 7

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Rites” for G. S. Tenney, 18, Arranged for

Tomorrow.

George Sherman Tenney, employee of the Pennsylvania railroad 38 years, died yesterday in a nursing home here, He was 78. A resident of Indianapolis 50 years, he was a member of the Christian church, the Masonic lodge | and the Loyal Order of the Moose. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Ida May Tenney of California, and fourdaughters, Mrs. Charles G. Sanders of Indianapolis; Miss Gertrude Ten-

terman, Beverley Hills, Cal, and Mrs. E. M, ‘Mitchum, Cincinnati. Another daughter was Mrs. Olive Goff of California, deceased. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

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ADOLPH GOLL RITES SET FOR TOMORROW

T Puneral rites for Miss Alma M.

Survivors are the widow, Mrs,

and Mrs. " Luedeman, all of rs. Rose H. Joseph ) 1 services for Mrs. Rose

Miss Alma M. Jackson

1306 W. 31st st, will be at.1 p. m. tomorrow at thé Churu-

association, Indiana State Medical association and the Marion County Medical society. ; Survivors are nis wife, Mrs. Vietorine Firsich Cox; a daughter, Miss Magy Jane Cox, and his mother, Mrs. Emma Cox, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Louise Livingston

Mrs. Louise E. Livingston, Spiceland, who died here Saturday while visiting friends, will be buried in Crown Hill following funeral services at 2 p. m. today in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Mrs. Livingston, who was 75, died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Howard, 826 N. Beville ave.

Mrs. Joanna E. Kruse Requiem mass for Mrs. Joanna

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children and one great grandchild all of Indianapolis. ;

Miss Melbd C. Lynch

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Funeral of Former Head

Herschel M. Tebay, former ‘chief deputy controller, who died Friday, will be buried tomorrow.

SET TOMORROW

Death Takes City Deputy Controller After Months Of Winess.

Funeral services for Herschell M. Tebay, deputy city controller for 11 year, will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley Brothers central chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park

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Mr. Tebay, who lived at 4026 E. 63d st, died Priday in a nursing home here after an illness of several

~ months, He was 63.

Active in Democratic polities in Indianapolis and Marion county many years, he served as chief deputy controller from July 12,

controller after the resignation of former Mayor John W. Kern, and the elevation of Walter O. Boetcher, city controller, to mayor. Mr. Tebay was acting controller until James E.

Deery was named to the post. Prominent in Masonry Prominent in Masonic circles, he was f{llustrious potentate of Murat temple for one term, had been active in Shrine affairs for ‘many yeafs and was a member of the Royal Order of Jester, inner-Shrine Although he retained his post as

desk because of {liness which came

soon after the death of his wife {about four years ago.

Served Tax Division

Before. being named to. public office, he was a member of the staff

+1 0f the Union Trust Co. and also

served 16 years in the income tax department of the federal govern. ment,

Burvivirs are a son, James H. Tebay of Indianapolis; and three sisters, Mrs. Lillian T, Passavant, Miss Frances B. Tebay and Mrs. Arthur J. Gosser, Active pallbearers will be members of the Masonic lodge at Plymouth, Honorary bearers will be James E. Deery, Reginald H. Boetcher,

- State Deaths

BLUFFTON Harriet A. Busel, 83 Sur. vivors: George and d } Er PL oni o Minsk n.

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Nina Mrs. Cosie Chase, Mrs. Cleo Essex,

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t, Ligh vivors: Wife, Mis bee Wiliam Melkus Jr.; y B. Tors Husband, Herman

- Of Bar Association Set Today.

Rites for Earl R. Conder, past President of the Indianapolis Bar association and member of the law firm of Pickens, Cox & Conder, were to be conducted at 2:30 p. m,

Mr, Conder, who was. 66, died Saturday at his home, 25 Meridian pL A graduate of the University of Michigan law school, he entered the practice of law in Indianapolis with Judge Lawson Harvey and later Joined the firm of Pickens & Cox. He was active in the Church Federation of Indianapolis and the Boy Scout council and was a member of Ancient Landmark lodge, F. & A. M, and the Scottish Rite. He also belonged to the Central Avenue Methodist church where he was Sunday school superintendent for several years and a lay delegate to two sessions of the general con- | ference, | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Edith Walker Conder, a son, Robert 'W. Conder of Detroit; the mother, Mrs. Kate Conder of Indianapolis; a brother, Corel P, Conder of Indianapolis, and two grandchildren.

'John H. Smith

Funeral services for John H. Smith of Rushville, former Indianapolis resident and employee of the Indiana Girls’ school, will be at 10

West Side chapel, with burial in Floral Park cemetery. Mr. Smith died here Saturday night after an illness of two years. He was 80. He retired two years Ago after serving 15 years at the girls’ school. He was born near Southport and belonged , to the Christian church "there. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs, Rose Wayt of Rushville and Mrs, Goldie Perry of Indianapolis; four sons, Perry Smith, Albert Smith and John Smith, all of Indianapolis, and Alva Smith of Anderson; 21 grandchildren and 10 great-

grandchildren. Cledus D. Huff

Funeral seryices and burial for Cledus D. Huff, former Indianapolis resident who died Thursday in the Veterans’ hospital at San Fernando, Cal, will be held in Glendale, Cal Mr, Huff, who served in the ma-

glrines nine years and was a member of - the, Americas” Lagfol, ert tere

12 years ago. "He is survived by his wife, Beulah; a daughter, Dorothy, Tujunga, Cal.; his mothér, Mrs. Flora Nicodemus; # sister, Mrs. Alice Eberhardt, and a brother, Charles Huff, all of Indianapolis,

Mrs. Philip L. Thompson

Mrs. Philip L. Thompson of Yonkers, N. ¥., mother of Mrs. Charles W. Ostertag, 57 E. Maple Road

blvd, was buried in St. Johnsburg, |.

Vt, today following services Sat urday in Yonkers. Mrs. Thompson, who was 59, died Thursday after an illness of several months. She had been an active club-

H.| woman in Yonkers and was a mem‘She had been treasurer and a di-|-

of the Westchester Smith club.

Chapel Rites For Mrs. Cain

FUNERAL - RITES for Mrs. Lenora E. Cain, 440 E. Vermont

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today In the Hisey & Titus mortu- ‘ {ary with burial in Crown Hill.

68, died Friday after being struck by a streefoar at ‘East and Washington sts,

MILITARY FUNERAL I

FOR LT, W. C. HERR

A firing squad and bugler from : Stout field will pay military tribute

at burial services today at Crown §

Hill for Lt. William C. Herr, who was killed Wednesday in an air

plane crash at Pecos, Tex. army airfield, Funeral services were to be at

1:30 p. m. in the Harry W. Moore peace. chapel, 2050. E.. Michigan st.

f. m, tomorrow in the Shirley Bros. {preceding military rites at the |cemetery, 2 H% Members of the family who will

be pallbearers are two brothers, Lt.| Howard B. Herr of Selman field,| Monroe, La, and George R. Herr; a brother-in-law, Roland W, Eggert; | two cousins, Frank R. Dukes and| Morris Fickle, and an upecle, B. Guy Dukes.

Mrs. Sedwick's ‘Burial Today

SERVICES FOR Mrs. E. L. | Sedwick, 2243 N. Meridian st. | were to be held at 2:30 p. m. to- | day in the Kregelo & Balley fu- | nerf! home with burial in Crown Hill cemetery, ‘

Mrs; wick, widow of Charles | W. Sedwick, who headed the Sedwick Commission Co. before | his death in 1925, died Saturday | An her, home after an illness of | ~iree. years. She. was 3... She . was. a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and had been active in the First Church of Christ, Scientist, : i Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Dudley C. Griffith of Indianapolis and a son, Theodore L. Sedwick of Detroit,

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