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A am <Mhrs, “Mary Tegarden, mother of - $oWaiship assessor, died yesterday at Her daughter's home, Mrs. William 8. Harrah, in Chicago. +. Funeral arrangements have not a peta: but burial will be w in Mount Qrb cemetery in-Orleans, Mrs. Tegarden lived in Indianapolis many years and was $isiting her daughter when she died. Sha was 85. “Besides her son and daughter, are two other sons,’ Clyde | gt y Ok Os 3m John Edward of go; three stepsons, Bert and Charles Tegarden of Orleans and Dell Tegarden, Glendale, Cal; 16 grandchildren and 15 great-grand-children;

MES. GERTIE SHAW

Mrs. Gertie Shaw, a native of Holton, died today at St. Vincent's hospital. The body was taken to

the Harry W. Moore Peace chapel and burial will be in Holton follow~ {fg completion of arrangements. “ Mrs. Shaw, who was 58, had lived

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here 15 years with her daughter, Mrs. Mabeth Banta, 66 N. Ewing st.

member of the Methodist church in Holton. . EMOGENE MARCUM Mids Emogene Marcum of Acton died yesterday in the City hospital. Burial will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Steubenville, Ky. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Marcum, she had been employed at R. C. A. 18 months.» Burviving besides her parents are six sisters, Misses Elna, Elsie, Frances, Lena,’ Marjorie and Roberta Marcum, and three brothers, Arthur, Samuel and Kenneth Marcum, all of Acton.

BYRON T. FORD

Funeral services for Byron. T. Ford, a toolmaker at Link-Belt Co. 25 years, will he at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle funeral home, 1034 W. Michigan st, with burial in Floral Park cemetery. Mr. Ford, who was 78, died yesterday in the home of his daughter, Mrs. N. C. McGinnis, 5260 Guilford He had lived in Indianapolis 8 years. Surviving, besides Mrs. McGinnis; is a son, Norman Ford.

{WILLIAM H. McCLISH

Services for William Harvey Mec-

Clish, a wholesale commission mer-

chant, will be conducted by the Rev. C. L. Wilson, pastor of Glenns Valley Methodist church, at 1:30 p. m. Saturday at the G. H. Herrmann funeral home with burial in Mount Pleasant. Mr. McClish died yesterday in his home, 935 Prospect st. A native of Kentucky, he was 58 and had been an Indianapolis resident 43 years. He had been in the wholesale commission business since 1916. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Victor Blankenship, Glenns Valley, and Miss Betty A. McClish, of In-

t: sisters, Glenn Cor ‘and Ars. Myrtle Luckey. oS 63. Survivors:

Wite, Elsie; daughter, M tis wen Griftin; | MISS MARY PRATT dog Billy; sister, Mrs. Osa Hilson. Rites for Miss Mary Belle Pratt,

re : who died yesterday morning in the British May Get

home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Olvey, 1122 King ave., will ° Ice Cream Again LIVERPOOL, April 20 (U, P.).—_

be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Moore & Kirk northeast funeral home, 2530 Station st. Burial will be at Washington Park. The children of Great Britain | Miss Pratt was 26 and had lived soon may faste ice cream again, |in Indianapolis all her life. Besides if the National Traders associa- |her parents, a sister, Mrs. Violet tion carf“gonvince Pood Minister | Andrews, Greenfield, survives. Col. J. J. Llewellin that the coun- iligucy try's food supplies can stand the | JAMES O. BOYLAN strain. Ice cream has been banned Rites for James O. Boylan, a nain Britain since October, 1942. tive of Ohio, will be conducted by The association yesterday passed : a resolution telling Llewellin that “the children who have had few luxuries during the past few years,

the Rev. I. D. Leatherman, of the First Church of the Brethren, at would welcome such consideration on your part.”

2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the J. C. Wilson. Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be in Huntington. Mr, Boylan died yesterday at the 60 and had been a resident of Indi. | Ome of his sister, Mrs. Clara Oxley, anapolis the last 40 years. 618 Congress ave. He was 67 and Survivors include two sons, Pfc.[D2d lived here 34 years. Another Prank Lampert, stationed in India, Sitar, My, Ida M. Platt, Dayton, and Michael Lampert, Indianapolis;|“~ Yes: three daughters, Mrs. Agnes Hacker, Mrs. Mary Hillard and Miss Sylvia Lampert, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Kos and Mrs, Anna Proptnik, all of Indianapolis.

HARRY KINDER State Deaths "I MOORE DIES; SEE LE SERVED IN ARMY [Ae ana Percy: ster, Mrs. Anna Lind-| {J | : we 85 Dury, 1. Sure fivors: Daughters, Bens Hollander, Mrs. and Mrs. Rose Stumpk; Beech Grove grove | Raiitoater EEE re. Ana Patient at Veterans’ Hos e Had Been lil but Few gos, BRET SC Fe pital 8 Years to Be Buried emens, HAMMOND<-Lelah 16; Survive . Weeks. JE 1, Ang os Sua in Einar Riles for Harry 8. Clair Kinder, | ‘Aims coor. dt, Survivors: Sous Frane| OMfford H. Moore, who had ‘been 5027 Regent st., an employee of the |Emms erin and Mrs. Helen clark: sis. | Bt Veterans’ hospital eight years, Beech Grove shops of the New York | Tuion sna Bon orm oor M died there yesierday. He was 41. Central ‘railroad, will be held at pliAmioN. Somes Lome, lu Mr, Moore, whose home was in 2 p. m. Saturday in the North Side|Nessel: Mrs. Emma Dickerson; Elkhart Lee 9 Mew her of arch burial PRING 6. of the ery. Ch of God witn at Floral o TRNCETON--Wibu y E Stricn “George. He was thrown. from a gun caisson Park. Henry and Jesse; sister, Mrs, Bell at Pt. Sam Houston, Tex. Feb, 3, Mr. Kinder, Who was 4, died| srymol oP Singhoiesoghi| 925. 824 injured his spine. yesterday in the Methodist hospital 9 n at the ngafter a brief fliness. A lifetime Mori Ee a er than any other patient. a 14 years Re a Hatin. i albart His ea — He: Grove. He was formerly an em and Mrs. nitz, Elkhart, survives, ployee of the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. was & member of the Drexel Ga volunteer fire department, the International Brotherhood of Zlectrical Workers, local 784, and the Fleming Garden Church of God.

Survivors are his wife, Grace; threé sons, Harry R. of the navy and Kenneth K. and Warren 8, of Indianapolis, and three 1 William, Edward and Merle, all of Indianapolis.

LAVELL PRICE Rites for Lavell Price, 961 Lexington ave, will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Wesleyan Methotiist church in Clifty, Decatur county. Burial will be in Clifty cemetery. Mr. Price, who was 20, was injured fatally Tuesday in an auto-mobile-street car crash at 32d st. and College ave,

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MRS. AGNES LAMPERT

The Rev. Edward Bockhold will conduct services for Mrs. Agnes Lampert, a native of Yugoslavia, at 9 a. m. tomorrow in Holy Trinity church, Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. Mrs, Lampert died Tuesday in her home, 722 N. Haugh st. She was

JOSEPH P. SMITH

Services for Joseph P. Smith, retired Hendricks county farmer, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the home

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