Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1944 — Page 4
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REBECCA ZION. 91. DIES HERE
Expert on Fine Horses Had
Services for Mrs. Rebecca Zion, an expert on fine horses, will be at 2 'p. m. Thursday in Flanner & Bu-| Cremation will
Mrs. Zion, who was 91, died satur- |
{day in her home, 340 Cecil ave. An Indianapolis resident 50 years, | she was an o for many vears and showed them | the Indiana State fair.
also entered her horses in Ken-
islons competed at Madison Square | Garden in New York. She rode "horses until about 10 years ago. She was a member of the Third | Church of Christ, Scientist, and iwife of the late A. A. Zion, superintendent of the Indianapolis Union Railway Co. and the Union station. | Survivors are .a daughter, Mrs, Harry P. Way of Los Angeles, Cal, and ohe grandson,
| CENTRILL A SHOEMAKER | The Rev. Graham L. Kleespie was
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Shirley Diggins Rites Tomorrow SERVICES FOR Miss Shirley Ann Diggins, pupil of Holy Name school in Beech Grove, will be held at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow Ab hér home, 2628 Wade st; and ab
9 4. m. in the Holy Name Catholic ] church. ~ Burial
Cross cemetery. Miss Diggins, 14 « year - old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas PF. Diggins of the Wade street address, died Friday In her 5 home. The oldest of Miss Diggins 14 children, she formeérly atténded Sacred * Heart, 8t. Patrick's and St. Francis de Sales school§ hera. Besides her parents, she is survived by three sisters, Barbara, Delores and Mary, and four brothers, Tyrone D., Daniel P., Michael J. and Timothy H.
WALTER F. MOHR Services for Walter F. Mohr, employee 18 years of the Railway Service and Supply Corp. will be conducted at 3 p. m. Wednesday in the
Harry W. Moore peace chapel.
{to officiate at services for Mrs, Cen- {Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetrilla Shoemaker, lifelong resident | tery.
‘of Whitestown, at 2 p. m. today lin the Whitestown church. Burial was to be near Lebanon. Mrs. Shoemaker, who was 81, died Friday in her home. Shé was a member of St, Mark's Lutheran
Whitestown chapter, O. E. 8B. Survivors are her husband, C. W, three daughters, Mrs. Harry Brookshire of New Augusta,
Mr. Mohr, who was 56, died Saturday in his home, 2702 S. Rybolt | ave, Survivors are his wife, Ethel; a daughter, Miss Clara. M. Mohr; three sons, Thomas M. Mohr of In-
church, the Dorcas society and the | dlanapolis, Pvt. Glen W. Mohr, in
New York; and Cpl. Richard G. Mohr, in South Carolina: and two brothers, Richard H. Mohr of Indianapolis, and George A. Mohr of Mt. Clemens, Mich.
JAMES McCLAIN
Services for James A. McClain, re- |
will be in Holy |
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Be Held at 2 P. M,
Tomorow.
Thé Rev. Thomas R. Trasher will conduct funeral sérvices for Edward C. Kriél, rétired banker, at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, Cremation will follow, Mr, Kriel, who operated his own office before retiring three years ago, died yesterday in his home, 17 W. Hampton dr. Specializing in real estate preferred bonds and institutional bonds, he was associated with Breed; Elliott & Harrison, investment securities firm, before opening his own office. He was a member of Ancient Landmarks lodge, 319, F. & A. M/ Bcottish Rite, Murat Shrine and the Eptscopal Church of the Advent and a former member of the Columbia club, Indianapolis Athletic club and the Bondsman club. His wife, Mary, is the only immediate survivor,
RUSSELL H. EATON
Russell Harrison Eaton, an employee of the Indianapolis Water {Co. 28 years, died yesterday in his {home in Clermont. He was 57. A resident of Clermont 26 years, he was a member of the Masonic order at Brownsburg and the Clermont Christian church. He was foreman of the customer servicemen at the water company. Survivors are his wife, Huldah; & son, Marion of St. Louis, Mo.; two half-sisters, Mrs. Marjorie
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vivor: Tro ’ Gers, Thee Bute
Mrs. W. W, Carey, 632.
Wife, jorie; sons, "Paul, Ralph, oh James, Frank and Louis; daughter, Helen; broth ers, Edward, Chester and Lewis. Alma Keller, 786. Survivors: Brothers, John and Edward Imm
vearl Leitch, 42. ain Wife, Cath gine; sons, Theron and Danny; deughter, onnie.
John O'Grady, 49. Survivor: Brother, John Mrs. John Fuller, 73,
JE vets: Hus band, John; daughters, Mrs. Minnie Millet, i ‘alin Ao.
sons, Luke, John and‘ James Mrs. Charles Marks, 83. suri vors: Husband, Charles, sons, Miltno, Kennetn and Richard; datightér, Beverley Samuel Zweig; Seven. Sons, Elmer, Wilber and Felix. Arthur Hatkenrider, 54, Suits: Sisters, Catherine and Mrs. A. org. FRANKFORT — Shaftes Son 82. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Mary; sons, Wayne and Owen. .
GARY—Fred W, Bendt, 82. Survivors: Wife, Maude; sons, Gene, Fred and walter; sisters, Margarét and Mary.
Christian church with vorisl § in Clermont cemetery.
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GEORGE VICARS
Services for George Vicars, 118 8. Rural st., will be at 3 p. m. Wednesday in Shirley Brothers; Irving Hill chapel with burial at Memorial]: Park. Mr. Vicars, who was 62, died yesterday in his home. Hé was a member of Christ Episcopal church and had been employed as a mas chinist at Service Products, Ine: Survivors are his wife, Ona; four sons, Howard of Long Beach, Cal.; Lt. Owen L. Vicars, Camp Roberts, Cal; Lt. (j.g.) Earl C. Vicars, Alameda, Cal, and Pvt. Robert L. Vicars, serving with the army in North Africa, and a brother, william of Indianapolis.
MRS. MARY JANE HIER Services for Mrs. Mary Jane Hier, widow of Lewis F. Hier, will be condueted by the Rev. Norman H.
Beck of Lebanon and Mrs. Mildred
Jones of Battle Creek, Mich., and!
five tired farmer, were conducted vester- | & half-brother, Ralph Eaton, of! Burial will be in Crown Hill ceme-
{ brothers, Johny Riley, Luther, Clyde day in the Tolin funeral home with Indianapolis.
| Laughner, all of Whitestown, two | sisters, Mrs. mic of Indianapolis; children and 14 great-grandchil- | dren.
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MORRIS BECKER
3 p. m. today in the Aaron-Ruben
{the United Hebrew congregation | cemetery,
terday in his home, 2543 N. Talhe retired several years ago.
Congregation, Survivors are two sons, Max and | Abe, both of Indianapolis: two | daughters, Mrs, William Shapiro | and Miss Rose Becker, both of Indianapolis; four brothers, Julius, Nathan, Max and Jacob Becker
er, all of Chicago,
C. L. BARRETT Conrad Leroy Barrett, one of the
Feb. 29, died yesterday in Methodist hospital of pheumonia. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad C. Barrett, 1118 Congress |
midnight on Leap yéar day.
survives. Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Seventh Christian | church with burial in Crown Hill | cemetery.
J. M. BRISBIN
Services for Jefferson M. Brisbin resident of the South side 61 vears, were to be conducted at 2:30 p. m. H. Herrmann funeral home by the Rev. Ernst A. Piepenbrok. Burial wilb be at Crown Hill.
Whitestown and Mrs, KAndalsy Du- | day. 12 pgrand- Acton and in Johnson county. Survivors are a son, Homer of In- | dianapolis; two daughters, Mrs. Cora |
| funeral home, Burial was to be i n|
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and burial in Acton.
Mr. McClain, who was 87, and!
He had beén a& farmer near |
Swails of Beech Grove and Mrs. | Mattie Hall of near Beech Grove;
Rites for Morris Becker, former DiN€ grandchildren, eight greatscrap iron dealer here, were to be grandchildren and one great-great-
conducted by Rabbi Samuel Fox at grandchild.
MRS. ZOLA SHOLTY
Mrs. Zola Shirk Sholty, 2525 Col. | lege ave. died today in St. Vin-
Mr. Becker, who was 76, died yes |C¢DU'S hospital. She was 54.
A receptionist at the public wel-
bot st. A Scrap iron dealer 35 years, |[27¢ department,” Mrs. Sholty for-
merly was secretary in the park
was a member of the United Hebrew department and to the superinten-
dent of public construction. A native of Crawfordsville, she was a member of the Crawfordsville | { Christian church and the Ind#nlapolis women's auxiliary of O. E. S.
| Services will be conducted by Dr. |
{J. E. Edwards at 11 a. m. Wednes- |
ary. Burial will be in Oak Hill | cemetery in Crawfordsville.
vives.
first Leap year baby boys born last GEORGE LEE HAUSE
Services for former resident of Indianapolis, will be conducted by the Rev, Otte A.
ave., and was born one minute after | TTinkle at 1:30 p. m tomorrow in
{the Harry W. Moore peace chapel.
A 3-year-old sister, Judy, also! - will be. in Crown Hill ceme- |
A resident of Indianapolis 50 | | years, Mr. Hause, who was 66, died
(Friday in his home at Dayton, O.
' Mrs. Tony
Mr. Brisbin, employee of the for- |
mer Chandler & Taylor foundry, here, 25 years, the home of his daughter, Mfs.' Thomas W. Clark, 124 N. East st. He was 86 and retired 30 years ago. | Survivors besides Mrs. Clark, are another daughter, Mrs. Geneva | Kretzer of Louisville, Ky., Robert L. Brisbin’ of ‘Cleveland, O.
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He went to Dayton two years ago and was employed as a guard for the signal corporation there, Survivors are three daughters, B. Sansone and Mrs. James Clayton, olis, and Mrs, W. M. Barton of Centerville; a son, James A. Hause of Indianapolis, and a sister, Miss Lena C. Hause of North Vernon.
and a stepsister, Miss Sylvia Beck- ’ day in Flanner & Buchanan mortu- |
Her mother, Mrs. Eva Shirk, sur- |
George Lee Hause,
both of Indianap-!
A. F. CRONAN Services for Augustine F. Cronan, |
{employee more than 20 years of the Chapman-Price Steel Co. will be held at 9 a. m. Wedensday in St. Catherine’s church with buridl in Holy Cross cemetery. Mr. Cronan died Saturday in his home, 1405 E. Raymond st, He was 63 and a member of St. Catherine’, 5 church. Survivors are his wife. Emma; two stepchildren, WA@. pvt. Mary Marvin at Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga ., and Robert E. Marvin of Lafayette; three sis- | ters, Miss Teeny Cronan, Miss Mary
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MISS LILLIE ROESNER Services for Miss Lillie Roesner,
and at 2:30 p. m. in” the Emmaus
| Evangelical church. Burial will be
| at Concordia,
A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, | | Miss Rosener died yesterday in her She was a
| home, 916 Dawson st. | member of the Emmaus Evangelical
Lutheran church and of the Gar- |
{ment Workers’ union, local 127.
Survivors are two brothers, George | E. Roesner and Walter F. Roesner | of Indianapolis,
Cronan, all of Brooklyn, !
- | former employee of the C. B. Cones | |& Sons Manufacturing Co., | {be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in| the Meyer & Abdon Funeral home|
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Services will be in the Clermont |
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land, followed by burial there,
vived by another daughter, Maudé Ries of Indianapolis; four
T. Bra, Ryle: Survivors:
i, hn Minis 70. Sufvivers: nied
AS ka sons, Joséph
Ha G. Andrews, ung. Many ALSrews mm, ur hiirlés Crossman, 80. Survivors: Day ghar Mrs. Joyce Hérman; son, \atnais Bont; 17. Sipvivers: wife,
nnd; sons, J 88, a wh ors: Wife, Built: Say bughters, Shirtey Jnd tty Jéan;
KEMPTO on -— oy a. “Mecariny 16. Survivors: Mothér, Mrs, Carl; sisters, Lois Dose, ‘and Patty MeCarthy; bro, Je hn,
VILLE--Ben) amin Sweet, 75. survivor xiesy er, : .
BE - Dds H, Pitts, 76. urvivere Ware, Cora; daughters, Mrs, Baiph Hawking, Mrs. J. L.
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Johnson, Mrs. Nelson afd Mrs. Lowell Gardner, | Brothers A. <. and R. EB.
. MA Avery, 88. Survivor: : Satap, AION Toresh & Lilly, oy
VALPARA RAIS. Mes. Pauline Béttin, 83 Survivors: ters, Mrs. Minnie. King, Mrs, Clara Kahlké and Mrs. Léna Dow
urday in the home of a §on, Jonas O. Hier, 2501 Madison ave.
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Earl Hier, and four grandchildren.
JAMES R. HODGE Christian Science services for James Rubin Hodge, R. R. 1, Box 198, will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Morgan funeral home with burial at Floral Park.
HRS. QUIN DES 8 7
She | | was & residént of Indianapolis 35!
She is survived by #¬her son, :
Frank Hary, all of Terre Haute, and
Mr. Hodge, who was 61, died of a. heart attack Sunday at the wheel of | his automobile.
MRS, SINA BAKER -8ervices for Mrs. Sina Baker, resident of Indianapolis 35 years, weré to be held at 3 p. m. today in Port-
two sisters, Mrs. Mrs. | Haute.
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Mrs. Baker died Friday in the
home of a daughter, Mrs. James M. Bowen, 2715 N. Meridian st. was 80 and a member of the Port-|the City hospital. land Friends church,
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