Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1943 — Page 7

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| Hoelky of Fords,"

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ager Had Lived Here for. 30 Years. |

Harry D. Greene, assistant manager of the Claypool hotel for 20}

years, died last night in St. Vine cent’s hospital after an illness of two months. He was 69.

Mr, Greene, who lived at 2148 Talbott ave, had gained a wide

sequaintance with ‘Dolitical leaders}

of the state and nation during his

hotel career. He had lived in In-|

dianapolis 30 years.

He had managéd hotels in Rome,|

Ga., Evansville and. Marion. before Jlcoming. here. A native of Kentucky, he attended Moore's Hill college and the old Indiana State Normal school.

Survivors are two daughters, Mrs.

Mooresville Farmer Be Buried at Grown Hill Tomorrow.

A and Mrs. Doris H nd Riss Frances Dillinger, both of Mooresville, and a son, nger of Indianapolis.

Ray L. Holman

The Rev. C, Sumpter Logan will conduct services for Ray L. Holman Western Union Telegraph Co. lineman 23 years, at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel. Burial will be in the

Funeral services for John Wilson | Knights of JPythias. cemetery in

Dillinger, who lived on a farm near | Lizton.

| Mooresville a number of years, will] Mr. Holman, who lived at 1335 be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the home| Ewing st, died Tuesday of a heart

of his daughter, Mrs. Audrey Han- « Burial will be in

Mr. Dillinger, who was 79, dled Jesterday in Methodist hospital

Hess. was born in Acton in 1864 and the father of John Dillinger, public

Lellemy- No. 1-0f the '30 Aare three A er

Claude Huffman of Macon, Ga., and |

Miss Suzanne Greene. of Indisnap{olis, and a son, Pfc. Robert Durham Greene, stationed at Yuma, Ariz. Mrs. Greene died 11 years ago. Friends may call at the Kirby | mortuary, Meridian and 19th sts; after 7 p. m. today. Services will be in the mortuary at 10 a. m. Satir-

day, with burial at Dillsboro, Ind. g

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{James H. Lee

Services for James H. Lee, operator of an employment office and tobacco and soft drink shop at 539 Massachusetts ave. will be at 2 p: m. tomorrow in Flanner &

Buchanan -mortuary. Cremation: will follow.

Mr. Lee, who wis 67, died Tuesday in City hospital after an illness of several months. He lived ;and formerly operated A grocery store at the Massachusetts ave. address and had resided in Indianapolis 50 years. He was a meniber of the Seventh Day Adventist church. survivors at pix wife, Mrs. : Beste "Pearl Lee, a stepson, W

Christian F. Betz

Funeral services for Christian P.

ford Printing Co., will be at 10

{ &. mi. tomorrow-in the J.. C. Wilson

chapel of the chimes. Burial will be in Crown Hill Ar Mr, Betz, who was 78, died Monday in the Union Pririters’ Home in

The bigger they come, the harder they fall is an axiom that might be applied to the case of this four-metored Jap patrol plane that was caught and killed by twe Navy Helicats during a task force raid on the Gilbert is lands. The U. 8. carrier-based fighters spoiled the big flying boat, top, attacked it and sent it crashing into’ the Pacific In flames; (Navy Photos.)

PAUL F.-KLIEBER

DEAD AT A AGE 55

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| Betz, retired printer at the Bur- OWNer of “Engineering Firm

Was Resident Here | 35 Years. 2

| Paul P. Klieber, owner and chief |

Colorado Springs; Colo. where he|chgineer of the Klieber Engineering

had gone several months ago.

Co., died yesterday in his homie, 2637

Retiring several years ago. he was Alen ave. “He wis 55.

a member of the Indianapolis Typo-

A resident of Indianapolis 385

| graphical union No. 1 snd of the Years,-he was founder. of the Klie-

‘old Time Printers’ association.

{ber-Dawson Machine Co.

.-Mrs.. Mas: McClaskey, a Mister ‘of -He Wasa member-of- the Irvings

“| Marion, o, is the only survivor,

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| Richard E. Ricketts Richard E.' Ricketts,

| ton Masonic lodge, ‘Scottish Rite

and Murat Shrine. He attended the

| Christian Science church.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Cor

3965 N,|delia Rose Klieber;- and--a--sister;

after an fllness of City.

Tacoma ave. died yesterday in St |Mrs. Louise Yohler of Cambridge : hospital a os Pe

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mre, BTL De Ricketts; two sons, Courtland C.| Mr. Games; who was 81, died in| and

Richard E. Ricketts;

and a grandmother, Ricketts, all of Indianapolis.

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his{his home Tuesday. A native of! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard E.|Boone county, he had operated a Ricketts; a sister, Mrs. Mauri Rose, {grocery store at Brookville 25 years. Mrs. R. E.| Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Zora Games; a son, Otto R. Games of near Acton, and two brothers, Dan

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SERVICES POR Harry Elliott, | retired carpenter and machinist, | will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the |

Meyer & Abdon funeral home, | Burial will be in North Vernon.

Mr, Elliott, who lived at 408 E, |

29th st, died Tuesday in City | hospital after an illness of two | weeks. He was 7¢ and had lyed |

- in Indianapolis 35 years.

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Survivors are his wife, Mrs, | Clara Elliott; three daughters, Mrs. Charles Gorman, Mrs. Walter ‘|

Cunningham and Mrs, Frank Jett;

two sons, Harry E. Elliott of Indianapolis and Howard Ss >. Monrovia, ‘Cal.; a sister,

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man of Indianapolis; ’ a sistér, Mrs,

Lydia Hunt of Bloomington, Tex,

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NE—I?enios Vanes Matto @. Sur- 64. Survivors: sone, n X iy Wife, Coral Pr ttox; | Jr. Stadler; da ors, Barton, i “Mrs, Mm, Norwood ap and Mrs. Mary “Mrs. Vesta Wable: and| Walker: - brother, Fred a hers sisters, sons, Othello, Irenios, Mra Lrwin Blackburn William and Robert Muttox, . BROOKFIELD --Samiuel Games, 20, Sur- ek wot ar. 48, Survives: Keuber Jaana vars Wile, Mike Gait san, Otte Miss Bernice Ann Wolf: Im ory Daughters gk. atin rors; u om Mrs. nue a ames Taylor Cloyd, oat Mrs, Adele Graybill} im Helen Cloyd; Martin; sisters, Mrs. Emm Madden, Mrs. Addie Goble; brothers, Stanley and Elisha Bryant,

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Philip Kares, MM. Bursivors: Wie, Ger trude Barons sons, OG. William, Jack an

CROTHERSVILLE=Tophy+ Hil, 70, Bur<| Curtis Kares: sisters, Mra. John Lehr oe ;

vivers: Bons, J. +8. Sverett and Griff: Hill; | Mys. Raymond hield; sisters, Mrs, George Mitcéhener, Mrs. James ‘and Jack Kares

Fleetwooll and Mrs. Lula Fransteter,

DECATUR~Crant CO. Owens, 71. Sur-|ters, Mrs. Lula Hewitt, Mrs. Alpha vivors: © Wife, - Gertrude. Owens; sons, |liams and Mrs, Russell, Forest and Harold Owens; daughter, Mrs, Harry Michaels; sisters, Emma Coats and Mrs. Lottie Dietrick, HAMMOND--Richard- Andrew Aageberg, 31. Surivivors: Wife, Gayle Aageberg; daughter, Sally Aageberg; parents, Mr,

brothers, Jacob

Zenia Culliver;

sisters, Mrs. Harriet Savage, Mrs, Bitts and Mrs. Elizabeth Kinder.

Survivors: Mr, and Mrs. Beasley; Paul, John, William and Mrs, Adler Angeberg; brothers, Russell and Cecil Ray Beasley; sisters, Mrs, Fern and James Aagebery; aster, Mrs. James Palle Mrs. Mille Ann McDevitt and Adley Ella hae Beasley. HUNTINGTON--George W. Bloxham, 70. MIDDLETOWN- Charles ‘Fattle, 78. Sur: Survivars: Sons, Roy, Clarence, Glenn, vivors: . Wife, Mrs. Annabelle Verlin Bloxham’ daughter, Mrs, Mary daughter, Mrs. Iva Rector; brother, Roebuck; brother, Roll Bloxham, sisters i pattie, .. - Mrs. Siramis Colima, Mm. Angeline OAKLAND CITY—Lillle Mae Myers, T8. Marshall and Mrs, Jane Evert, Survivors: Husband, William Henry Myers: William __ Stadler, ' ! son, Ray H, Myers; brother, Ross Dougsn. |

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