Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1944 — Page 4

: Former Bailiff of Superior

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r Dies at Williams Creek Home| : Mrs. Edith Lieber Vonnegut, wife of Kurt Vonnegut, Indianapolis architect, died yesterday of a heart attack in her home in Williams

A resident of Indianapolis all her life, she was the daughter of the ate Albert Lister, orm formerly associated with the Indianapolis Brewing Co. usband, survivors are two sons, Pfc. Kurt Vonnegut Jr.,

Dentist Here 14 Years to Be Buried Wednesday

stationed at Camp Atterbury, and Dr. Berearq Vaunefuly. chess, of Cambridge, Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. {James C. Adams of Indianapolis, and two brothers, Peter Lieber of Phoenix, Ariz, and Rudolf Lieber

of Cambridge, Md. - V. Montgomery mortuary, 1622 N. Meridian st. Burial will be| MES. ELLEN WOODY The Rev. Herbert Huffman, tor in Danville. lof the First Friends ch will Mr, Bowen, who was 78, died yes-| 4,0 services in the home, 1924 terday in his home, 156 Bucking- ny New Jersey st. at 3 p. m. toham dr. He was a member of the narrow for Mrs. Ellen Woody, who Third Christian church. |gied yesterday. Burial will be at Survivors are his wife, Mary; 8 crown Hill daughter, Mrs. Hazel B. Degalason] Mrs. Woolly had resided in Inof Indianapolis; & son, Albert A.|4ianapolis for 50 years. At the time Bowen of Cincinnati, O.; two broth-|,¢ her death she was the oldest ers, Charles of Ionia, Mo., and Fred ;memher of the First Friends of St. Augustine, Fa, and three) church.

Yesterday at 78.

Services for Joseph G. Bowen, former bailiff of superior court, will! be conducted by the Rev. A. C.|

grandchildren. Survivors are a son, william T Woody; & daughter, Mrs. Angeline Find Help For Itch s. W. Evans, both of Indianapolis; of Simple Skin Rashes three grandchildren and two great-

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The Rev. W. E. Watkins will officiate at services for Dr. Alonzo Franklin Welcher, a dentist on the West side, at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Beech United Brethren church near Clay City following a brief service at 10 a. m., Wednesday in the Farley funeral home, 1604 W. Morris st. Burial will be in the Beech cemetery. Dr. Welcher, who. was 68, died Saturday in St. Francis hospital. He lived at 109 N, Bradley ave, and practiced dentistry at 1719 Howard st. for 14 years. He was a member of the Jasonville Christian church. Survivors are his wife, Grace; three sisters, Mrs. Mattie Meachan of Roseville, Ill.; Mrs. Mollie Hunter of Redland, cal, and Mrs. Della Lehman of Terre Haute, and a brother, William of Coal City.

WILLIAM GAGE

Rites fer Willlam Ross Gage, 3-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs, ‘John H. Gage Jr. 3837 Broadway, were JOBN MULLALLY to be conducted at 3 p m. today in Services for John P. Mullally, aioe Hisey & Titus mortuary with

ters, Hugh and Penn, and a sister, Mrs. Guy Soule, all of Detroit, Mich. :

MRS. FLORA B. CASEY

Services for Mrs. Flora E. Casey, who died yesterday in her home, 4055 Central ave, will be at 8:30 a m. in her home and at 9 a. m. in St. Joan of Arc church. Burial will be at Holy Cross. Mrs. Casey was the widow of John E. Casey, former vice president and treasurer of the Indiana Trust Co. She was a member of St. Joan of Arc Catholic church, the St. Joan or Arc Woman's club and St. Vincent's guild. ~ Survivors are three daughters, Miss Ruth H. Casey and Mrs. George F. Knue, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Joseph A. Maher of New Castle, and four grandchildren, John °F. Knue, a navy warrant officer; Miss Marjorie Ann Maher and John Joseph Maher, both of New Castle, and Miss Mary Ruth

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neds oie aed To omy | JOHN SHEPHERD vy Sprinkle on tender irritated | georvices will be held Wednesday and enjoy relief. Big supply. costs li ‘Get Meraana us the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the| we “mere { Chimes for John W. Shepherd, who SKIN IRRITATION dled yesterday at the home of a of {son, Paul D. Shepherd, 4824 College L (externally |ave. PIMPLES coh bing Brg | | Mr. Shepherd, a sheet metal] ACNE sith famous Black ang White worker, had been a resident of Ins+ Promotes healing, dianapolis 20 years. He was 58. TETTER He is survived by his wife, Hazel;

lessens scarring. to valy a | directed. Cleanse daily with ‘three sons, Paul D. and Emery, both Black and White Skin Soap. | "1 jianapolis, and Gilbert, a

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California. When your skin Is Irritated with pim-| CHARLES HINMAN ples, red blotches and other skin blem- | Charles Robert Hinman, a former ishes, and you're crazy with itching) {laundry superintendent, died yestorture, here's quick relief. Get a 35¢ box| to qav at his home, 515 E. 13th st. of Peterson's Ointment at your druggist | He was 68.

and apply this delightful soothing balm. | Itching relieved promptly. Smarting | Services will be in the Dorsey soothed. Your skin looks better, feels funeral home, 3925 E. New York st., better. Also wonderful for itching of but no time has been set. Burial feet, cracks between toes. Try it. | will be at Crown Hill,

| Survivors are his wife, Jean; a Wanted! Men and ‘daughter, Mrs. Ina Wesdorp of In-

|dianapolis; two brothers, C. V. HinWomen Who Are | men of Michigan City and R. S. Hard of Hearing |Hinman of Wichita, Kas. and a

we Ak ears |sister, Mrs, Jane B. Williams of ao earin 3 yg are Tempore: qeatened | LOS Angeles, Cal. bothered by singing buzzing d noises rr

| HARRY L. MILLER Services for Harry L. Miller, who died yesterday in his home, 415 E. 23d st. will be conducted by the Rev. U. 8, Clutton at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan

men), try the Ourtne B that s0 many say has nabs them to oy well again. You must hear better after making this simple test or you get your Bonet back at once. Ask about Ourine Ear Drops Soday at Hook's, Haag and drug stores everywhere

retired jeweler, will be at 9:45 8. M.|the Rev. William A. Shullenberger tomorrow in John J. Blackwell & officiating. Burial was to be in| {Sons funeral home, 1503 N. Merid- | crown Hill ian st, and at 10 a. m. in SS. Peter| Tne child died Friday in a hosand Paul cathedral {pital in Memphis, Tenn., of injuries Mr, Mullally, who was 80, was a | received when he fell from a secmember of the SS. Peter and Paul |ong- -story window of the home of |cathedral, the fourth degree of his maternal grandparents, the! Knights of Columbus and Indian- Rey, and Mrs. Charles W. Ross apolis lodge No. 13 of the Elks. { Memphis, Survivors are his wife, Mary | Besides the parents and grandLouise; two brothers, Harry V. and parents, other survivors are a brothMatthew, and a sister, Miss Mar- er, John Marshall, 7; his paternal garet R. Mullally, all of Indianap- grandfathers, John H. Gage of| olis. ‘ | Wells, Tex., an aunt and four uncles. |

STATE DEATHS

ANDERSON—Forrest Larmore, 61. 8Sur-j; Charles Kemp, 76. Survivors: Sons vivor: Wife, Louise, Homer; daughters, Mrs, Mildred Polett Wilfred Beauchesne, 60. Survivors: {and Mrs. Doris Mill er; bupthers, Earl and Wife, Sue; sisters, Mrs. Clara Moressett, | Alfred; sister, Mrs. Lou Pea

Mrs. Mary Chission and Mrs. Laura Richards; brothers, Lawarence and Paul. Charles Ray, 60. Survivors: Wife,

Sarah Jane Hale, 63. Bureieoms: Daughters, Mrs, Frances DuCane, Mrs.

Min. {erine Modlin, and Mrs. Margaret Wolfe;

of Toledo, O.

Cath-

nie; brothers, William and Frank. son, Jack; sisters, Mrs. Anna Siegel and Hugh Gustin, 65. Survivors: Wife, |Mrs. Margaret Rollings. Anna; daughters, Mrs. Eva Barnes and | William Elliott, 77. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Burness Woods; son, Herschell; sis- | Bertha; daughters, Mrs. Margaret Coleter, Mrs. Cora Robey. man BN and yas Sadie Pischer. BRAZIL—Andrew Flynn, 75. Survivors: De ane Seymore, 89. Survivors: \ ughter, Mrs. Minnie Gentry. Son, William; daughters, Mrs. Clifford | Erwin Briggs, 68. rvivors: Wife Downing, Mrs. Prank Baumblatt, Mrs. |Kate; - daughters, Katherine, and Mrs Minnie Ferguson and Mrs, Richard Johns. | Marie Nagel.

member of the live stock commission firm of Tarr, Downs & Co. were to be at 4 p. m. today in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with Dr.| Dallas L. Browning officiating. Burial was to be in Crown Hill Mr. Tarr, who was 67, died yesterday in his home, 3909 Graceland ave. He was a member of the North Methodist church. Survivors are his wife, Martha; two sons, Ivan and A. Elwood; a daughter, Mrs. Katherine Burgan; a sister, Mrs. Harper Powell of Bloomingtton; two brothers, Anderson of Bloomfield and William of Plainville, and four grandchildren.

J. of Oklahoma City, Okla., George MRS. EDITH COWIN of Helmsburg and Ira of IndianMrs. Edith Gertrude Cowin, a apolis, and one sister, Mrs. Amanda former Indianapolis resident who Cornelius of Shreveport, La. died Friday in VanBuren, was bur-|

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FRANK A. FEHRENBACH

Services for Frank A. Fehrenbach, lifelong resident of Terre

|ied in Crown Hill today following! services this morning in VanBuren. Survivors are her husband, Wil- | liam; a daughter, Mrs, Mary Runyan of Detroit, Mich, and two

Haute who died in City hospital

brothers, Benjamin F. Hunt of Crawfordsville and E. A. Hunt of

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Miss Dorothy K. Smith was bur- | ied in Floral Park Friday after serv-

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Emma Pruett, 62. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Rozella Snodgrass; sons, Fred and Arthur. EVANSVILLE—Frank Preske, vivors: Sister, brothers, Matthew, Damion, Tony, Felix,

58. BurMrs. Frances Schneider;

To religve distress of Periodic mortuary. Burial will be at Memo- | Henry and Paul. x rial Park. Mr. Miller was 70. Robert Williams, 48. B8urvivors: Wife, . Pearl; brother, Charles; sisters, Mrs, Female Weakness Survivors include his wife, Or-|Theodore Gasser and Mrs. Andy Schlielpha E.; three sons, Gerald and |ge. |Zino-pads and Blanche H. , 83. 3 orget Lydia B Pinkbam's Vegetable [Don of Indianapolis and Clayton furs. Lizsie Howard oo oe | Corel Toney a

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of Los Angeles, Cal.; three daughters, Mrs. M. M. Donavon of In-

Lima, O., and Mrs. Dorothy Merk-

dianapolis, Mrs. 8. A. Lindsay of

Valentine Seibert, 58. Survivors: Wife, stant! pain. Eleanora; sons, Sylvester, Jacob and Jo- ul at y atop seph; daughters, Josephine, Veronica and lift pressure Mrs. Joseph Denning. quickly, gently Allen Wright, 68. Survivors: Wife, remove corns. Mary; brothers, George and Claude; sis- but a

eh ol poms. Follow label i a na ol hiv ten, Moa Cora Paytin; sons, Emery and od ABLE ’ TERRE HAUTE—Thomas Gl , 69. LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S SSionas stepdaughter, Miss Ardath Crosier |Survivors: Son, Herbert: prong Mrs. of San Francisco, Cal.; two broth- Prank Hanley and Miss Kate Gleeson;

brothers, William and Charles.

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