Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1944 — Page 12

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Mr. McAlpin, a founder

Southport State bank, died Tuesday of a heart attack. He was 72. A former grocery store operator

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Tuesday in Greencastle, where he had gone to live only a few weeks ago. He had been director of the Kingan company first aid, secretary of the Kingan Employees’ Credit union and a member of Unity Methodist church. Survivors are his wife, Clara; a daughter, Miss Margaret Esther Whitney, assistant professor of

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Burial for George E. Fitchey,

Crown Hill cemetery following services today in Crawfordsville. Mr. Fitchey, a native of Indianapolis, died yesterday in the Culver hospital in Crawfordsville. | He was 89. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Harry Swan of Crawfordsville, with whom he made his home, and Mrs. James Rowan of Cleveland, O.

MRS. JOSEPHINE OVENS Graveside services for Mrs. Jos-

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Mrs. Ovens died yesterday in her home in Columbus, O., where she = had lived the last 50 years.

O. E. 8S. GROUP TO MEET Corinthian chapter 456, O. E. 8 will meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday at 2515 W. Washington st. Mrs. Lucille Dyer is worthy matron and Arthur Meyer worthy patron.

SPONSOR SUPPER The Elks ladies entertainment

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father, John Trouse, by Maj. Wright J. Sherrard, Stout field base commander. Attending the ceremonies at formal retreat Friday were Capt. Robert L. Goad, base adjutant (left), and Capt. Charles B. Wood, base technical inspector. Sgt. Trouse was killed in action Feb. 10 while on a bombing mission.

HERBIE KAY DEAD; LED DANCE BAND

DALLAS, Tex, May 12 (U. P.. —Herbie Kay, 40-year-old nationally famous dance band leader and former husband of screen star, Dorothy Lamour, died here yesterday after a lengthy illness. Kay, who leaves a widow, the former Betty Denning, of Dallas, and his mother, Mrs. Katherine Kay, of Menteno, Ill, was a_native of Illinois, and got his musical start at Northwestern university, when he formed a campus band. He married Miss Lamour in 1935 when she was a vocalist in his band and the two were divorced four years later.

State Deaths

EVANSVILLE — Wallace Osbourne, 21. Survivors: Mother, Cordelia, brothers, James and Preston. Fred Settlemire, 78. Survivors: Wife, Sophia; daughter, Mrs. Hazel Bittner; brother, Thomas. Myrtle Hudson, 55. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Lula Hudson and Mrs. Rolland Kent; son, William; brother, James MadiSonn Lapp, 60. Survivors: Wife, Anna; son, Harry; daughter, Mrs, Edwin Spann; brothers, Joseph and Frank. Anna Kreutzinger, 79. Survivors: Davies, Mrs. Charles Mendenhall and Mrs. Henderson; son, Henry. Bichura Giiman, 42. Survivor: Mrs. Zina Macer.

HAMMOND—Julia Mallory, 80. Survive

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“lors: Son, William; brother, Michael Long.

Daisy Orr, 41. Survivors: Husband, Perry; sons, Danial, Kenneth and Ernest; daughter, Daisy; sisters, Mrs, Mary Volk and Mrs. Anna Scot. Michael Solon, 75. Survivors: Wife, Catherine; daughters, Mrs. John Zelik, Mrs. Michael Petroff and Mrs. Joseph Wolotka; sons, Peter, John, Michael, Anthony, Joseph and Stephen.

HAMMOND-—Mary Gabor, 51. Survivors:

Head Dies at Home Near Noblesville.

of the Indiana Insurance

tomorrow in the Gray Friends church near Carmel with burial in

celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1937. are three sons, Chauncey and Telford, both of Carmel, and Raymond

VINCENT A. ROEBUCK Vincent A. Roebuck, a Big Four rail-|

chapel, 2050 E. Michigan st.. and Masonic services will be at 2 p. m.|

be in Minerva. Mr. Roebuck, who was 47, died of a heart attack yesterday in his home, 626 N. Riley ave. He came to Indianapolis 15 years ago to work for the Big Four and ug a member of Prospect lodge, 714, F. & A. M.; the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, 38, and the Big Four American Legion post. Survivors are his wife, Hazel: a son, 2d Lt. Vincent A. Roebuck . Jr. Cochran field, Ga.; two sisters, Mrs. Grace Roby of Minerva and Mrs. Leona M. Stephenson of Indianapolis, and a brother, John F. Roebuck of Indianapolis.

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Wife of Artemas H. Myers, pres-| Farmers’

association of} Indianapolis, will be at 2:30 p. m.

Mutual | : Ladies’ auxillary, She and Mr. Myers of Kenosha, Wis.; a sister, Mrs.|

The Brotherhood of Railroad} Trainmen will conduct services for

road yard conductor, at 7 p. m. to=| | day in the Harry W. Moore peace]

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