Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1943 — Page 6

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~ Since 1910 Dies at Age of 81.

Rites for ‘Mrs. Teresa Mullane, |} 5437 Julian ave. will be conducted | §¥ at’10 a. m. Thursday in the Shirley Brothers Irving Hill chapel, 5377 E. Washington st., with burial in Center Ridge cemetery in Sullivan, Mrs. Mullane, a resident of Indianapolis since 1910, died yesterday in her home. She was 81. : She was a member of the Downey Avenue Christian church and also had been active in the Sullivan Christian churéh of which her grandfather was one of the founders. A native of Sullivan, she was the widow of John B. Mullane, retired hardware and furniture merchant | ‘who died in 1929.

Survivors ‘are three sons, Joseph CORTE D, BLE 8 W: Mullane of Boswell, Pa.; Daniel |

iP. Mullane of Greensburg, Pa. and | Oottez D. Blue, former member |G. Price Mullane of Cincinnati, o.! of the county council, died this and three grandchildren. A grands |§ -| morning -at the Methodist hospital. son, Capt. J. P. Mullane, has been | Mr. Blue, who was, 82, was a stationed in England for 19 months. | member of the Scottish Rite and | CE ——

the Mystic Tie Masonic lodge, He : {lived at 4550 N. Illinois st. Ruel G. SuHivan

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He is survived by one brother, George T. Blue of Indianapolis. Services will be conducted by the Rev. William L. Pifer, pastor of the Ebenezer Lutheran church at

will be buried in Washington Park 2 p. m. Thursday at the home. pemetery following funeral services

Walter Buenaman, mechanic for |

Burial will be at Crown Hill,

dence, 8468 N. Tuxedo st. Mr. Buenaman, who was 48, died Migs Caroline Rein geste aay oy eurion —— | Funeral services for Miss Caroline

- Rein, who is believed to have been ne of Ddussapulie, 6 wast the first paid social worker in Inber of the Bruce P. Robison post dignapolis, will- be at 10 a. m, toof the American “Legion. | morrow in Flanner & Buchanan Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Heri- | MOTtuary with burial in Crown Hill | Miss Rein, who lived at 1038 N.| | Keystone ave, dled Sunday after Jats, Mrs. Hélen J. BE an illness of nearly two years. She

Mrs. Paul Keller Miss May- | was 81. 3 snd y "A native of Madison, she came to — Indianapolis about 35 years ago- to lan vertisement : | engage in social work but retired

Did “DIAMOND JIN” Have several years ago. She organived

| various social agencies in Indiana

Stomach or Acid Pains? | and in 1913 was a delegate to the

aa hardly likely thet Diamend Jim | International Conference of So- | -he De aittered after-eating pains. Bufferers | cial Workers in England, who have to pay the penalty of stomach| Survivors are three sisters, Miss, BaP ny ot 0 LW "and | Anna Rein and Miss Louise Rein, conditions caused by excess acid|poth of Springfield, Il, and Mrs.)

} box of UM a at t. "mrst an | George Diederich,. Missouri City, | must convince or return box 16. us Yose get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK | Tex.

William A. Chapman

Funeral servicés for William Avery |

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“pp§" your -fuise teeth annoy —and em 17 years, will be-at 3-p.m. ThursBe slipping, ui, wab-lday in his home, 113 N. Greely st., a ie a “on your | ¥ with buzial in Floral Park cemetery. | This atktline non-acidi pawder |. ist “Ne a Led pasty yestérday-in his home after an illaoe mot oy. “0% | ness of several months. A native of Jamestown, Ky.

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|He was a member of the Masonic

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Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Wilma | {McIntire Chapman; a daughter,’

Funeral services for Ruel G. Sul-| 1% : ® livan, operator of a Williamson | : Furnace Co. agency at Pt. Wayre ! : ave. and N. Alabama st., will be |: at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Hisey | ] The Dress for Work, for Afternoon Wear and Shopping—Washable Pin Money Frocks. i A Practical Garment Styled for all occasions.

& Titus funeral home, with burial! in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Sullivan died yesterday at] his home, 702 N. Alabama st., utter | a year’s illness, He was 62. bh. An- Indianapolis resident 37 years,! ihe was a native of Rigdon and | belonged to the Marion lodge, F. A and A. M. and - the Central Christian church, Survivors are . the wife, Mrs. | 3 Dieson Mae Sullivan; a daughter, | E. A. Taylor, Indianapolis; a| Me ie Miss Delores Wertz, Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Eugene Rohn, Alexandria; . Oma Pavey, Madison, Wis, and| Mrs. Prank Todd, Villa Park, IIL. 1% and three brothers, Richard Sulli-| van and Paul Sullivan, both of | Alexandria, and John Sullivan, |

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|B Vermont st., will be at 2 p. m, {tomorrow in the Miller & Son fu-| ‘I neral- home in-Brazil with burial In Cottage Hill cemetery there. Mr. Batt, who was 65, died Sun{day in his home. Born in Kentucky, he came here |

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Mrs. Elizabeth A Guiry

Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Anna | Guiry, 618 Weghorst st., will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the G. H Herrmann funeral home. Burial will {be in Crown Hill Mrs. Guiry, who was 78, died yesterday in St. Francis hospital after. , {an illness of ‘a week, Born in Essex county, New Jer-

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42 years and was a member of Pocahontas council No. §. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Leo. | Lucid, with whom she lived.

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BOURBON Margaret Kitch, 75. Sur jvivors; Daughters, Mrs. Willlam Heiser, | Mrs. Thurl Huff and Mrs. Edith Broad;

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vivors: Husband, J M Iman; sons, Beryl I. and Max Billman, CONNERSVILLE--James H. - Honaker, 52. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Robert Shires; brothers, Luther, Dolph, Ellis! and Walter Honaker; sisters, Mrs. Anna Clark, Mrs. Lulu Wiekiine, Mrs. Luther Pianos and Mrs. Milton Bostic. ROTHERSVILLE—Eulslae R. Jordan, CRO THERSY Husband, Jacob Jordan: { daughters, Misses Mila and Harriett lt jordan; som,

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