Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1944 — Page 14

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Coke Utility, died today of a heart attack in his apartment, 843 -N. | Meridian st. RT Mr. Battell started to work in the main office of the gas company in

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G. Edward Grigsby; a retired railway man, died yesterday in his home, 1714 Lexington ave. Mr. Grigsby, who was 55, had been ill for three years. A native of Indianapolis, he had been employed by the Big Four railroad until “his retirement in 1941 after 30 years of service, He was & member of St. Patrick's Catholic church and of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Survivors Mrs. Elizabeth Grigsby of Indianapolis; a brother, Leo P. Grigsby of Los Angeles, Cal; Sgt. Paul E. Grigsby, U. 8. M. C.,| stationed in the South Pacific, and Pfc. Robert L. Grigsby, Camp Phillips, Okla., and a niece, Mrs, Marjorie Goddard of Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements will be an-

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The Rev. E. Robert Andry, pastor of the Downey Avenue Christian church, will conduct funeral services for Thomas D. Moffett at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Shirley Brothers Irving Hill chapel. Mr.

life imprisonment sentence today following his plea of guilty in Cass| circuit court to a first degree rape} charge. - 2

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member of the Broad Ripple Masorfic lodge, was born in Southport and came to Indianapolis during childhood. . > He is survived by his wife, Mrs.| to vaudeville trouper Bob W. Zelleda Snyder; two daughters, | since April 8. .

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FT. WAYNE—Cornelia Gage, 92.

Anthony Krawcyzk, 46. Survivors: ~ ters, Miss Victoria B., Mrs. Joan Kosciel- cently her home was at 3510 N. niak and Mrs, Helen Koscielniak; broth- | ers, John, Ignatius and Casimir.

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Elizabeth Folley, 81. Survivors: DaughTS.

Lydia Falconbury and Mrs.

Mary Marshall; sons, Earl and Roy; sisters, Mrs. Mary Phipps, Mrs. Ella Mason and Miss Stella Piscus.

| FT. WAYNE—Annette Gaskin, 74.

8ur- | vivors: Sister, Maude Gaskin; brothers, {Fred and Joseph, | Harry Lehmier, 55. Survivors: Wife, | Hazel; daughters, Ruth and Sandra; broth- | ers, Oscar, Archie and Cletus; sisters, { Mrs. J. Wall and Mrs. Rose Wagner, | Roberta Ewing, 47. Survivors: Husband, James; sister, Mrs. Clara Clay; i brother, Lawarence Cancer. | Glenn Jackson, 47. Survivors: Wife,

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SurSon, Henry. Dungey, 30. Survivor: Brother, EN—Betha Hart, 79. Survivors: rrest; daughter, Mrs. 8. Ruinveld.

| HAMMOND-—Charles Ball, 57. Survivors: st. | wife, Johanna; sister, Mrs. Ellen Camp- yesterday in a nursing home after { bell; brother, William.

Hunter, 23. Survivors: Wife,

Marguerite; daughters, Diane and Mar- |

brother, Burton. Sis-

ROCKPORT—James Leslie Burdette, 66. {fred Waterman and Harold Fulton

Mrs. James Keenan and Mrs. Emma De. |COUSins, Thomas 8. Shilling, Wesley |

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KOKOMO, Ind. May 19 (U. P)~—InN. Pine st. She was 57. Funeral services were arranged today for Thomas C. Jenkins, : Burlington, who died yesterday of |injuries suffered when his foot was

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He was a member of the Downey Avenue Christian church, the Irv-| ington. Masonic lodge, the 20 Year| club and the Men's club of the! Fletcher Trust Co. Survivors besides Mrs. Hiatt in-] clude two sons, James L. Moffett of] Indianapolis and Lt. (j.g) Henry] L. Moffet: of New York; a sister,| Mrs. Frank Maris of Kingman; two) brothers, J. Gordon Moffett of} Veedersburg and Rober: E. Moffett of Rockville, and four grandchil-| dren. :

MRS. FLORENCE LEONARD | Funeral services will be held for | Mrs. Florence C. Leonard at 3 p. m. {Sunday in the Clyde V. Montgomery funeral home, 1622 N, Meridian Mrs. Leonard, who was 83, died

lan illness of several months. Born in Russiaville, she had lived {here and in New York. Until re-

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rison’s presidential campaign. Surviving are a granddaughter, {Mrs. Helen Chenoweth, of Dumont,

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Mrs. Minnie May Spoon, mother {of seven children, died after a year's | illness yesterday in her home, 519

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She was a native of Indianapolis | and before her marriage had been (a nurse in City hospital. Mrs. {Spoon was a member of the LaSalle | Street United Brethren church and of the Wheeler City Rescue Mission. Funeral services will be at 10 {a. m. Monday.in the Moore & Kirk] mortuary. Burial will be in Crown’! Hill. | Surviving are her husband, Henry { O. Spoon; three sons, Orville B. Spoon, William T. Spoon and Henry |L. Spoon, all of Indianapolis, and | four daughters, Mrs. Edith Fulk- | man, Mrs. Alice Paul, Mrs. Edna {Vanover and Mrs. Katherine | Wheeler, all of Indianapolis, and 14 { grandchildren.

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MRS. MILDRED PENNQ Mrs. Mildred Penno, 4330 Boulevard Place, died late last night in | Methodist hospital after a short ill-| iness. She was 43. { Born in Terre Haute, she had {lived in Indianapolis for 20 years. 1She was a member of the Taber-! Inacle Presbyterian church and a! | past ‘president of Phi Gamma Rho. | | Surviving are her husband, Carl! | H. Penno; a son, Robert Penno, a| [student at Rose Polytechnic In-| | stitute in Terre Haute; a brother,| {Earl Pruitt of Terre Haute; and] | her mother, Mrs. Jessie Pruitt of] {New Harmony. | | Funeral arrangements are not, | complete but burial will be in Terre | | Haute after a service here.

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