Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1943 — Page 5
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MISSING IN PACIFIC
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (U. P).
the loss of the new 1525-ton submarine Dorado, launched last May, and it was presumed that it was lost on war patrol against Japanese supply lines in the far Pacific. The Dorado, 13th American sub-
presumed to be lost” the navy said. It normally carried 65 men and
Caffrey Scheider of Arnold, Md, who had won the navy silver star for gallantry - while serving aboard another submarine in the Pacific. The men are listed as missing and next of kin have been notified. The Dorado is the 10th U, 8, submarine overdue and presumed lost. Another the Sealion, was destroyed at Cavite, Manila bay, to prevent its capture by the Japs. Two others
volving enemy action, The Dorado, commissioned last Alig. 28, was 307 feet long and was armed with 10 21-inch torpedo tubes.
AUDUBON SOCIETY HEAD DIES IN DELPHI
DELPHI, Ind, Oct. 25 (U. P).— Frederick J. Breeze, 71, president of the Indiana Audubon Society and long a science teacher in Hoosier schools, died Sunday in a hospital
DOWNSTAIRS
at Lafayette. - Breeze held degrees from Purdue and Indians universities, and recently was an American Book company editor. Prior to that he was an instructor at Ball State Teach-
have been lost in accidents not in- |
strom, Ft. Belknap, Mont., and a brother, Fred 1. King, Indianapolis.
Mrs. Margaret Anderson
Dinos st, died Saturday nigh when she was stricken with a heart | Emily attack while attending the Esquire theater, 2061 N, Illinois st. She was
A resident of Indianapolis 46 years, she was the wife of Albert M. Anderson, clerk at the city asphalt plant. She had been in ill health two years, 8he was a member of the Thirty. Pirst Street Baptist church and the North park chapter, O. E. 8. Survivors besides her husband are two sons, Capt. George A. Anderson, stationed at Prederick field, Okla. and Pfc. Robert F. Anderson, March field, Cal: a brother, Grover W. Jameson of Indianapolis: a sister, Miss Martha Jameson of Webb, Saskatchewan, Canada, and two grandsons. The Rev. R. M. Dodrill, pastor of the Broadway. Baptist church, will conduct. services in the Proffitt funeral home here. Services also will be held in the Baptist church at Madison and burial there.
Mrs. Anne Wexler
Rabbi Israel Chodos and Cantor Myro Glass officiated at funeral services for Mrs. Anne Wexler, 5128 College ave, at 10:30 a, m. today in the Aaron-Ruben funeral home. Burial was in Beth-El cemetery, Mrs. Wexler died Saturday, She was 64. A native of Poland, she had been ‘an Indianapolis resident 16
ers’ college, He retired | n 1941.
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wife, Margera x ald and Harry Satghier, Mis. A. Galloway;
and Eirshe ks Mrs. Peter Wines ro. ig in g, Rint, Moore, BARY-Adan W., MecNater, 771. Suryivers: Brother, Ohmer MeNele: son, Xen wv. McNair; daughter, Mrs. Hazel ris; sister, Mrs, lara McMillan,
HAMMOND McDonald. Survivors: Hu Nad John L. MeDoneld; sister, Mrs. Pearl Sine Anne B hy 3 I are of ek ek, 5. Wile, daughters, A and fvian Hoggott; hers, and ipo mother, Mra, Rose
Mrs. Margaret Anderson, 3108 N.|
Rosenthal, {Gasper and Otto Gasper, two broth-
: |Brown, all of Indianapolis, and a !|sister, Mrs. Mary Abrams of Los
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church, at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the church. Burial will be in Crown HilL Mra McOuHy, » naive of Vio-
NURSERY OWNER
Edward Behrmann’s Body Found in Field by Sister Yesterday.
Edward Behrmann, Warren township farmer and owner of a shrubbery nursery near Raymond st. and Ind. 20 died yesterday when he was stricken while working on his farm. He was 6, The body was found by a sister, Miss Rose Behrmann and was taken | Tes to the Meyer & Abdon funeral Mr. Behrmann, who lived at R. R. 5, Box $52, had lived in Marion county all his life. He was one of the oldest "living members of St. John's. Lutheran church in Five Points. He had owned the shrubbery nursery 30 years. Besides Miss Behrmann, survivors are four other sisters, Mrs. Tillie vers, Mrs. Anna Haverkamp, Mrs. {da Miller, Mrs. in Stelnmeyer; 4 daughter, Mrs. H: Leininger of. Upham, N. D.; three brothers, John Behrmann of Five Points and Herman Behrmann and Chris Behrmann, all of Indianapolis, and seven
grandchildren,
Frank J. Brown Funeral rites for Frank J. Brown,
. | the Paramount Optical Co, 16 years
‘{tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann! Pearson; a sister, Pvt.
STRICKEN, DIES
ranged 1 ‘PRIVATE SERV 4 [i Elisabeth Wheeler, a Windsor st, will be at 3 p. m. tos morrow in Fanner &
mortuary with burial in Crown Mrs. Wheeler, who was 50, died yesterday in her home after a
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His Home, brief iliness, Alfred. @, Ebers, owner of the A resident of Indianapolis 28 Paramount Optical Co., died yes-| Toh The wht & member of the Lutheran church. terday in his home of heart disease. Survivors are her Musband, He was 58. : Charles F. Wheeler; four daughe Mr. Eberg, who lived at 1500 E.| ters, Mrs, Virginia Schooler, Mrs, 80th st., was stricken while listening | Jane Wlidman, Miss Sally Wheel« to the rifllo. The body was found | er and Miss Margaret Wheeler; hy a close friend who rooms at the| her mother, Mrs. Dovie Tucker of Eberg residence. : Cicero, and five brothers and thre He began his career 42 years ago| Sisters. as errand bay at the old Werbe & Miessons Optical Co. He eventu- Layel Lee Pearson ally bought out his partners to form | Services for Lavell Koo Peatson ago. taxicab driver for the Red Cab Co, Suryiving are his wie, Mrs, Eve. | Wore conducted at 10 a. m. today in lyn Eberg of Tuscon, Ariz, and a|'D® Harry W. Moore peace chapel sister, Mrs, Bmma Ehlers of Indi. (PY the Rev. Virgil Hunt, superinanapolis. tendent of the White River cone ao ference of the United Brethren church. Burial was In Grant Me. Mrs. Mary Smith Meier morial park in Marion. 5 Mr. Pearson, who was 22, died The Rev. William C. Nelson, pas- Friday in Flower Mission after an tor of the Immanuel Evangelical {liness of seven weeks. He lived and Reformed church, will officidte [at 111 N. Arsenal ave, at services for Mrs. Mary Smith] Survivors are a son, David Lee Meier, 435 E. Orange st, at 3 p. m.|Pearson; his mother, Mrs. Leona Margaret {funeral home, Burial will be in|Rudbeck, with the WAC at Day. Crown Hill. tonsa Beach, Fa. and six brothers, Mrs, Meier, who was 76, died yes-|Lt. Donald 1. Pearson of Hensley ferday in her home after a year's|field, Tex; Lt. Thomas W. Pearson illness. of Camp Haan, Cal; M. Darrell A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, | Pearson, painter 2-¢ and Robert she was a member of the Immanuel |G. Peatrson, seaman 1-c¢, both In | Reformed church and of the ladies’|the navy; Pfc. John T. Pearson of society of the church. the marines, and Oakley J. Pearson Survivors are two daughters, Miss! of Indianapolis. {Margaret Smith and Mrs. Irene Bailey; three sons, William Smith, [Herbet A. Meier and. Brain 0, Wes. May Wesson Mrs. May [Meters Ju eis. Wik. Ans a Woodson, 728 E. McCarty st, wers of Indianapolis; a brother, Fred '0 Pe At 11 a.m. today in the home Hillman, and two grandchildren, (*Nd 8 3 § m. in the Apostolic ; . church in Columbus. Burial was to be in Garland Brook cemetery In Charles W, Castor Columbus. : Mrs. Woodson, who was B84, died Funeral services and burial for priday in St. Vincent's hospital Charles W. Castor, former employee (after an {liness of five months. of the Indianapolis Star composing (She was a member of the Aposroom, will be Wednesday afternoon |tolis Faith church of Columbus. in Brooklyn, N. Y, where he had| Survivors are her husband, Frank resided H. Woodson; a son, Lawrence Mr, Castor, who was 69, died yes- Rouse; the father, Martin Wheeler terday in his home after an illness of Columbus, and two sisters, Mrs. of six months. : Jennie Ludwig of Terre Haute and He was employed by the Star 20 Mrs. Alex Werner of Qolumbus. years and was formeman of display advertising in the composing room a PETROLEUM several years. He moved from In- Sats
dianapolis to Brooklyn 21 years finger,
ago. prove Survi his wife, Mrs. Car- fei rie or rie sons, Donald Cas [ and cute. bc, k= i nar: oo of Broom: soll 5¢
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11 N. Miley ave. retired painter and decorator, were to be at 3:30 p. m. today in the Leap funeral home, with burial in Mt, Jackson cemetery. Mr. Brown died Saturday. He had retired 10 years ago because of {ll (health, He was 82. A native of Columbus, he had lived in Indianapolis most of his life and was a member of the Improved Order of Red Men, : Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Rosa Brown: two stepsons, Arthur
ers, George Brown and Samuel
Angeles,
Puneral rites for Mrs. Hulda Z. Rutherford, Milwaukee, Wis, mother of Robert J. Rutherford, 1525 E. 75th st. will be at 2 p. m. tomorushend. row in the Voth & Anderson funeral home in Milwaukee, Mrs. Rutherford died Saturday in
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