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James C. Miller,” AL Ehimk 1 Union Head, Dies FOR FRED LANE ome, ose ose

died yesterday in his home, 908 N, Parker ave. He was 47. The Rey. George King of i ss : son Baptist church will have charge Official Resident Here |of services. 3 Survivors are his wife, Edith; two For 30 Years. sons, James L. of Indianapolis and : . Sgt. Charles Franklin Miller of | Services for Pred O. Lane, 551 B.| ghreveport, La; a brother, Walter Central ct., vice president of Gates| of Los Angeles, Cal, and two sisMahufacturing Co. will be at 2 p.|ters, Miss Jennie Miller and Mrs. m. tomorrow in Jeanette Shepherd, both of Los

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Mr. Lane died Saturday in his home. He was 68..

- followed by cre- ;

ford county, he had lived in Indianapolis 30 : IS. Tie ye ivors are a Mr. Lane son, Fred O. Lane Jr; a daughter, Mrs. Edward R. Schern, and two grandchildren, all of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Antoinette wil-

son of California. 500; - rl,” died yesterday in the Reed WALTER L. BEEBE 3 En 3425 N. Illinois st. She Services for Walter L. Beebe will] 95. be conducted at 10:30 a. m. tomor- “ payghter of a leading Indianaporow at the Conkle funeral home by (is physician, the late Dr. J. T. Boyd, the Rev. R. R. Cross, former pastor ars, Smither heard President Lin"of the West Michigan Street Meth- .4;, speak from the balcony of the odist church, and the Rev. Charles 54 pates house, attended a govPatterson, the present pastor. Burial grmor's ball at the invitation of Inwill be at Fountaintown. |diana’s civil war governor, Oliver P. Mr. Beebe, who was 61 and lived norton, and shook hands with Gen. at 958 N. Belle View pl, died Satur- Grant when he visited here during day at St. Vincent's hospital. He (po oivii war. was a salesman for Heid’s shoe store gn, remembered particularly the and a member of the West Mich- ii, when Gen. Grant compliigan Street church. = mented her on her, piano playing Survivors are his wife, MIS. | p00 che had served as accompanist Bertie E. Boee: no Saugniere, or a double quartet at a social Von Shucats, Ingianapolis; fivels a» 3nd called Ter “my ie sisters, Mrs. Lettie Dillman, Mexico; | For many years she was a Tosti Mrs. Anna Motose and Mrs. Mary), os tne Indianapolis League of Smith, Peru; Mrs. Dora Michaels, |g on voters and was the first

Logansport, snd Mrs, Cle Wars: soma to be appointed Republica children. i

Mrs. Amanda Smither, Who Knew Civil War Chiefs, Reached Age of 95.

Mrs, Amanda Smither, whom Gen. Ulysses 8. Grant termed “his little

member of North Park Christian : i church. MRS. LOLA 8. PRINTZ ._,_ | Survivors are a granddaughter, Services for Mrs. Lola 8 Printz y.. porothy Deschler Pulmore of 8550 §. Meridian st, wij = ison | Altadena, Cal, and a niece, Mrs. a. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Iw ? af we Nimes. The Rev. Co iam P. Habel of Valley Stream, L. Wilson, pastor of the Glenns val. | a ley Center Methodist church, willl Mgrs. JULIA BARNES officiate and burial will be in Round! services for Mrs. Julia Barnes, Hill cemetery. {2880 Chester st, will be in the _ Mrs, Printz, who was 70, died yor & Kirk northeast mortuary Saturday in her home. A native ofio¢ 2 np m tomorrow, with burial Kentucky, she was a resident of yn, washington Park cemetery. Indianapolis 50 years and Was 8] ag Barnes, an Indianapolis resimember of the Glenns Valley Meth-| gent 32 years, died Saturday in City odist church. hospital. She was 69, Survivors are husband, Arthur; a! gyrvivors are three daughters,

GIRL’ DIES HERE:

precinct committeeman. She was a| Ballinger, Lincoln, Ill. { {

* ‘Curt Smock and Mrs. James Griffith,

brother, John Lenthicum: and five sisters, Mrs. Dell Moran, Mrs, Mattie McClain, all of Indianapolis; Mrs.

both of Southport; and Mrs. Sallie: Peak of Greenwood.

{George and Everett; a sister, Mrs.

Mrs. Eunice VanSickle, Mrs. Nancy Meeker and Mrs. Alice Horning; five sons, Albert, Elmer, Clay,

William Rayburn; 13 grandchildren and one great-grandchild, all of Indianapolis, :

MRS. NELLIE F, THATCHER : Services for Mrs. Nellie F. Thatch- MRS. EDITH STEPHENSON er, 1333 Everett st, will be at 3 Funeral services and burial for p. m. tomorrow in the West Side Mrs. Edith May Stephenson will be Christian church with the Rev. Ros- held tomorrow in her home town toe Kirkman officiating. Burial will! of Patriot, Switzerland county. The “be in Floral Park, “{body is. at the Méyer & Abdon fuMrs. Thatcher, who was 76, died neral home, 1500 Prospect st. yesterday in her home. She was a Mrs Stephenson, a local resident member of West Side Christian almost 30 years, died Saturday at mission. iher home, 755 Lexington ave. She Survivors are her husband, John Was a member of the Methodist Thatcher: two sons, Roy and Or-|church in Patriot. ville Smock; two daughters, Mrs.| Survivors are three sons, Omer Clara Sturgeon and Mrs. Stella Peters and Charles Stephenson, InLyon; five grandchildren and five dianapolis and Pvt. Paul Stephen-

{ Indian-| Son. Ardmore, Okla; a daughter, great-grandchiidren, all of Indian | Mrs. Inez Vaughn, Indianapolis; four grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.

JAMES H. GEORGE . Services for James H. George, | 2 CAPTAINS PROMOTED Fayette county farmer and for-| nai Charles Claude Robinson, mer Indianapolis Railways employee, gs4n N Meridian st. and Maj. Paul

were held at 9 a. m. today In the j.,.c amb Terre Haute, , have home near Bentonville and at reqd-|yeen promoted from the rank of uiem high mess at 10 a. m. in St.| captain,

' Elizabeth's Catholic church, . : State Deaths

Mr. George died Friday in Fay- _ site Memorial hospital at Connersville. He was 71. He was a member of St. Elizabeth's church. ” BRAZIL-John Bryson Kerfoot, 83. Sur.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Anna; BRA ville. BRAZIL—-Mary Ann Burch. former employee of L. S. Ayres & | Kaemarek: sisters, Mrs. Mary Tucker and to be at 2 p. m. today in the Usher ors: Sons. Louis H. and Charles 8he was 66. { Wife, Reba;- son,

Stewart, 110. Surhters, Mrs. Josephine Mann sie Skelton; son, Oharles

Wife, Katherine Kerfoot; sisters, Dolan George, and a daughter, Mrs.| Mrs ‘Margaret Allmire and Mrs. Edward Prances Biddinger, both of Benton-|Mendelsohn; brothers, Gordon and E. E vivors:. Da and Mrs, MRS. CORA BELL COHN CLINTON—John P. K: k Jr, 25 NTON-—John FP. Kscmarek Jr, 125. Services for Mrs. Cora Bell Cohn, | Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. J | Miss Leona Kacmarek; brother, Leon. Co. and H. P. Wasson & Co, Were, gyANSVILLE—Henry Levy, 75. SurvivR A : { brother, Gus. . mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill | "Harold L. Apfelstadt, 40. Survivors: Wy TW | Sandra ail; mother, rs. au Mrs. Cohn, 327 Tomlinson st., died | Zehnie; brother, Gilbert. Thursday in Robert Long hospital. | FT. WAYNE—Edward Bvert Brown, 3. urvivors: e, Susie Brown: son, Lester She retired 18 years ago and was 8 | Allen; daughter, Mrs. Edna Lanning; member of Christ Episcopal church. | brother, James. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. | Ellen M. Harrod, 25. Survivors: Hus-

band, Dallas; daughter, Shaneen: Helen Collier, with whom she lived, Mr. and. Mrs. Byton DePue; sisters, Mrs

Mr. and Mrs. Byron DePue; sisters, Mrs. and & son, David Lee Collier. Ham Drummond dt

Emrick: brother, Burt DePue,

MRS. EVELYN BROWN

Services for Mrs. Evelyn Btown,|Jean Browning: 2224 Park ave. will bs at 2 p. m.

Survivors: Daughter,

and Mrs. Glenn

KNIGHTSVILLE—Elizhbeth Mason, BS. Mrs. Kenneth D. Walker: brother, John Wilson; sister, Mrs.

tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with burial at Crown Hill. Mrs. Brown, who was 45, died

“Saturday in her home. ~~ — ==

Survivors are her husband, Emory; a daughter, Betsy Diane; a sister,

‘. Mrs. Charles E, Mills; a brother, J.

TERRE HAUTE—Orla J. Adams, 60. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Flo; daughter, Mrs, Catherine Ridley; son, James Leslie; mother, Mrs. Sarah Jane, brother, Ralph; sister, Mrs. Carmen Gregg. -Elva Doris Walters, 58. Survivors: Hus-

Ella -Bowles. a! Kaleel Hannah, 68. Survivors: Wife, Sadie Hannah; sons, Mansoon, Sam, Joseph, Edward and James: daughters, Mrs. Cecelia Jones, Mrs. Helen Sims and

band, . Eddie; aon... Emerson. mother, Mrs.| ]1{

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Silent Salesman Co. Head Dies; Member of Elks, .

Woodmen.

‘The Rev. F. R, Daries will officiate at services for Emil K, Rahke, president and treasurer of the Silent Salesman Co, at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Flinner & Buchanan mor-

lived at 4146 N. Meridian st., died yesterday in St. hi

He also was president of the ? Purol Refining 4 Co, Builders Emil Rahke | Realty Corp. and Mel-O-Whip, Heavy Syrup Corp. all of 1121 N.| Pennsylvania st. He was a member! of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, Elks lodge No. 13 and the Modern Woodmen of America. | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Rose Bruce Rahke; two daughters, Joy Rahke and Mrs. Marvin Miller, both of Indianapolis; two sons, Ronnie Rahke and Lt. Fletcher Rahke, a stepson, Bruce Fesslet of Indianapolis, and a brother, Carl Rahke of Indianapolis.

MRS. DORA MAUDE CARRELL

. Services for Mrs. ‘Dora Maude Carrell will be conducted at 7:30 p. m. today at the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes by the Rev. Raymond G. Hoekstra, pastor of Calvary tabernacle. Additional servjces and burial will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Greenup, Ill. Mrs. Carrell, who was 35, died Saturday at Methodist hospital. She lived at 2828 Brill st: “Survivors ‘are her husband, Earl Carrell, and two sisters, Mrs. George Funke, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Otto

MRS. JENNIE VALENTINE Services for Mrs. Jennie A. Valentine, 638 N. Jefferson ave., a native of Germany, will be conducted at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel by the Rev. L. C. Trent, pastor of Woodruff Place Baptist church, with burial in Washington Park cemetery. Mrs. Valentine died yesterday in her home. She was 65. She was a member of the Fairmount Methodist church. 5 Survivors are her husband, Alfred B.; four daughters, Mrs. Mary Phyllis Seale, Whittier, Cal.; Miss Christine Valentine, Dallas, Tex, and Miss Catherine A. Valentine and Mrs. Glendora Kenworthy, In.dianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. The- | resa Vail and Mrs. Catherine Wendt, | both of Detroit, and Mrs. Clara | White, Clayton, O., and a brother, William Oswald, Delphi.

. | both of Indianapolis, and Miss Ada ‘|Redman of New Castle;

Funeral services and burial for Joseph 8. Redman, assistant master} mechanic at the Citizens Gas &

Coke Utility Co., were to be tn New| - -

Castle, Pa. Mr. Redman, who lived at 63 N. Irwin st., died Friday in his home. He was 50. ; He was a member of the Methodist church, Scottish Rite and Westminister lodge at New Castle. Burvivors are his wife, Alice; three daughters, Mrs. Harold W. Boothe and Miss Josephine Redman,

a son, Stanley D. Redman, 'S mate 1-c, stationed at St. Mary's, Cal; his mother, Mrs. Joseph Redman of New Castle, and a grandson, Billy Boothe.:

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES. Joseph S. Redman,| Mechanic, Is Dead|

: Os L * SERVICES SET

Ear, Nose, Throat Doctor :

Dies After 40 Years Of Practicp Here.

Funeral ‘services for Dr. Ralph S. Chappell, Indianapolis ear, nose and throat specialist, will’be conducted by the Rev. E. Arnold Clegg at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in his home, 3322 Washington blvd. Burial will be in Dr. Chappell, who had practiced medicine 40 years, died yesterday in Robert W. ‘Long hospital. He was 64. ‘ He was consulting otolaryngologist for the Indiana State School for the Deaf and one of the organizers and president for seven years nf the Indianapolis League for the Hard of Hearing. For the last 12 years he was on the board of trustees of ‘the school for the deaf.

On 3 Hospital Staffs

A staff member of Methodist and St. Vincent's hospitals, he was chief of ear, nose and throat cn the City hospital staff from 1932 to 1938. He was a member of the Indianapolis Medical society, the Indiana State Medical association, the American Medical association, the Indianapolis Society of Otolaryngology, Phi Chi medical fraternity, the’ Indianapolis Optimist club and the Indianapolis and American Societies of Opthalmdiogy. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Helen W. Chappell; a daughter, Mrs. John Peterson of Coshocton, O., and a sister, Miss Lena Chappell of Detroit, Mich. ; Active pallbearers are J. A. Raney, Drysdale Brannon, O. H, Keller, Dr. Clarence Dicks, W. J. Mooney and Ernest Barr. Honorary pallbearers are Dr. J. O. Richey, Dr. James E. Dalton, Dr. G. W. Batman, Dr. J. A. Pfaff, Dr. J. C. Carter, Dr. H. G. Hamer, Dr. E. E. Voyles, Dr. J. K. Leasure, Dr. J. L. Norris, Walter

ERNEST B. LANGSFORD

Services for Ernest B. Langsford were to be held at 9:30 2. m. today at St. Francis de Sales Catholic

Cross cemetery. Mr. Langsford, 67-year-old father of James E. Lansgford of the police department, died Thursday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Lottie Winn, R. R. 12, Box 217. Survivors, besides the son and Mrs. Winn, are another son, Sgt. Ernest B. Langsford, overseas with the army; eight other daughters, Sister Mary Anicetus, of Columbus, O.; Miss Carolyn Langsford, Oklandon; Mrs. Lillian Gwinn, Lewisville; Mrs. Patricia Garst, Fortville; Mrs. Alice Rabensteine, Los Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver, Mrs. Jean Oberlies and Mrs. Sue Gehrich, Indianapolis; two brothers, Walter and Nicholas Langsford, Boston, Ky.; a sister, Mrs. Lottie Gardner, Shepherdsville, Ky.: 25 grandchildren and one great-grand-child.

ADAMS W. SHERER | -

Services for Adam W. (Ed) Sherer, who formerly owned and oper-

‘lated a galoon at 2316 E. Washington

st, were to be conducted at 1:30 p. m. today in Shirley Bros. Irving Hill chapel by the Rev. C. A, Shake,

F.|pastor of the Irvington Methodist

church, with burial in Crown Hill Mr. Sherer died Thursday inthis

-; home, 6803 E. Washington st. He

was 80. * He retired 25 years ago. Mrs. Catherine Sherer Fink, Chicago, a daughter, survives.

church, followed by burial in Holy!

Smith, Roy Bair, George Browne, iS. E Fenstermaker, George F. Olive ‘and J. A. Nichols.

0. G. IRELAN RITES 70 BE WEDNESDAY

Services for O. G. Irelan, noted banjo player and singer, will be at 10:30 Wednesday in the New Castle Methodist church, with burial in Hallansburg, O. Mr. Irelan, who was 56, died Saturday in the New Castle clinic after an illness of four months. He was a former member of the Miami Lucky Seven orchestra, and.a member of the New Castle Moose lodge. He is survived by his wife, Margaret, Times circulation agent at New Castle; a son, Thomas Irelan of New Castle; a daughter, Mrs. Clare Jackson of Los Angeles, Cal.; three sisters and a brother.

MRS. CLARA MURRAY

Services. for Mrs. Clara Murray will be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday at the Hisey & Titus mortuary with burial in Crown Hill, Mrs. Murray, the wife of Joe Murray, plastering contractor, died yesterday at her home, 1809 N. Warman ave. She was 54 and a member of the Third Christian church, Survivors, besides her husband, are a daughter, Mrs. Thelma Sheets; two brothers, Carl and Charles Lowe, and a sister, Mrs. Bernice Murphy, all of Indianapolis.

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