Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1944 — Page 4

RITES SET FOR MAJ. ROBINSON

Veteran Army Pilot in C. B. I. Theater to Be

Leader in Prison Reform

| Services will be held at 1 p. m.,and a cousin, Miss Frances Ross, tomorrow at Madison for Mrs, Wil- | Hendersonville, N. C. liam J. McKee, international prison | MRS. JANE ROGERS {reform leader and former member BLOOMINGTON, June 26. —8ervof the board of managers of he lees for Mrs. Jane Rogers, widely-

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Indiana Women's prison, who died known Indiana clubwoman, were to | Saturday night. be held at 2:30 p. m. today at her Mrs. McKee was born in Madison (home here. The wife of A. J.| geryices for Maj. John W. Robin'in 1856 and came here with her| Rogers, vice president of the Brad-|... ~ veteran army pilot in the family as a young girl. | fute Publishing Co. of this city, She | myy,y 1pgis theater, will be held | A former president of the Flower | died Jats Friday in an Indianapolis Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the FlanMission, & charity organization near | ROSPiial. ner & Buchanan mortuary, with the turn of the century, she was an| Mrs. Rogers was a second ferm |, ... crown Hill. He was 27.

Buried Wednesday.

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early member of the Propylaeum, | member of the Bloomington hosand a charter member of the Con- | Pital board and also belonged to

the Women’s club of Indianapolis, temporary club. She lived at the \ = ‘op 0 orn Women's club,

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Robinson, 5240 N. Delaware st., Maj. Robinson died Friday after under-

| church. she is survived by her hus- With him.

A Mile Over Berlin \Your Used Fats Helped Bring Him Home

band. two children, a brother and{ Maj. Rgbinson attended Shorttwo sisters. ridge high school and Butler uniani versity, where he was a member CHARLES LEE WAGNER of the Sigma Nu fraternity. BeFuneral services for Charles Lee fore his enlistment in 1941, he was Wagner, an 8-year-old pupil in the|o ceo iateq with his father who was third grade of school No. 52, will bel pen president of the old Marion at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in the!c,u;ntv State bank. Conkle funeral home, 193¢ W. Mich-| 4 10 0 oiccance pilot, he re-|

igan st. Burial will be in Floral ios the distinguished fying cross Park cemetery. . {for action in China. He died yesterday in James Whit- Survivors in addition to his wife comb Riley hospital. He was the|,,; 1. ents are three brothers, Enson of Mr. and Mrs, Charles H. ign Chester L. Jr., stationed in the Wagner, 538 N. Elder ave. and 8g. +1 Pacific. Clyde E. and Roy C., member of the West Side Church ang three sisters, Mrs. Jane Merof the Nazarene. trill, and the Misses Mary F. and Surviving besigés the parents are| potsy Ann Robinson, all of India sister, Janet Lou Wagner; two|

| anapolis, half sisters, Miss Mary Claxton and Pp

Mrs. Delores Clair; his maternal! prpg PHOEBE CLIFT grandmother, Mrs. Eva Cline; pa-|

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Calvin Richey, Camp Maxey, Tex. and Forrest Harold Richey of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Bertha

EDNA F. DAILEY RITES ARRANGED

Wife of Former State Senator Had Resided

Here 50 Years. Rites for Mrs. Edna Field Dailey,

Marott hotel, who died yesterday at Methodist hospital, will be held at]

10 a. m. tomorrow at the Flanner with en-

ternal grandmother, Mrs. Nellie

Wagner, and grandfather, ! McNeely, all of Indianapolis. |at_her home Saturday, were to |

~ {held today at 2 p. m. at the FlanJACOB H. HOFFNER Services for Jacob H. Hoffner, | burial in Crown Hill 423 N. State ave, retired railroad| She was a member of the wom- |

Rites for Mrs. Phoebe F. Clift,|tombment in the Washington Park James 223 E. Fall Creek blvd, who died mausoleum.

Wife of former U. 8. District At-

torney Frank C. Dailey, she was born per & Buchanan mortuary With in Bloomington in 1874 and came {here after her marriage in 1894.

A musician, she interested herself

; , Sa SAW ONCE to his gas tank would have sent his plane down in flames. But today, a synthetic rubber coating around the tank seals the punctures . .. helps bring him home again! To make this coating, to make gun and tank parts, soaps, medicines, hundreds of other war materials, used fats are needed in ever greater quantities.

THE WAR ISN'T OVER ... yet! Keep up the grand job you've been doing saving used fats. The more used fats American women save and turn in, the less fresh food fats will have to be diverted to the war machine.

SO SAVE MEAT TRIMMINGS, table scraps, broiler and skillet scrapings. (You should be able to save lots more now that most meats are point-free!) When the salvage can is full, rush it to your butcher. He'll give you 2 free red points and 4¢ for each pound. Do this—for yourself and for your country.

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engineer, who died at St. Vincent's ans Advance” club and the Me-|in Hoosier art and was a member hospital Saturday night, will be morial Presbyterian church. She of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, | held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the was 88. ~|the Propylaeum, the Third Church | Conkle funeral home with burial in| Survivors are a daughter, Miss of Christ, Scientist, and an asso-| Washington Park. {Jane Clift; a son, W. Harry Jr. of ciate member of the Sigma Alpha An employee of the Baltimore & Chicago; a brother, Charles C./yota musical sorority. She was Ohio railroad for 45 years, he was Freeman, New Wilmington, Pa.} treasurer of the Rainbow Cheer asa member of the Indianapolis Jodge and three grandchildren and One gociation until recently, She ate 669. F. and A. M.; West Side chap- | Breat-grandehild. tended Indiana university and St. ter 138, R. A. M.; the Brotherhood . Mary - of - the - Woods college at of Locomotive Engineers, the B. & SAMEUL PACE South Bend. { O. Veterans association, the Asso-| Rites for Samuel Pace, 1008 W.| survivors besides her husband, ciation of Retired Railway Em-|Vermont st. who died Friday, willlare four sons, Field T. Franklin, | ployees and Westminster Presby- Df held at 11 a. m. Wednesday at joseph L, Albuquerque, N. M., and terian church. He was 73. (the Church of God in Christ, With|George S., Indianapolis; a brother, | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Ina burial in New Crown cemetery. |pen C. Field, Bloomington, and 10! Hoffner; a son, Theron L. Indi- A retired carpenter, Mr. Pace| orandchildren. anapolis, and two brothers, Charles | Was & member of the Church of | ree E.. Indianapolis, and Frank H, Hot | God and came here in 1917 from REESE D. EBY Springs, Ark. his native Jackson, Miss. Services for Reese D. Eby will be! ) Besides his wife, Mrs. Mattie at 2 p. m. Wednesday in ConnersMRS. MARGUERITE WIEN Pace, he is survived by a foster|ville, where he had lived all his| The Rev. Edward E. Russell, pas- | daughter, Mrs. Aleana Abrams, a life. Burial will be in Daleview! tor of the Eighth Christian church, |step-son, Willie Day, and a grand-| cemetery there. ! will condhict the services for Mrs. | daughter, Mrs. Hattiemay Bosnan, Mr. Eby, who was 79, died at the Marguerite Wien at 2:30 p. m. to-|&ll of Indianapolis. |home of his son, Laurence J. Eby, morrow in the Royster & Askin| — | West, 52d st.; yesterday. mortuary, 1902 N. Meridian st. MRS. HENRIETTA WILSON | Surviving besides the son are Burial will be in Crown Hill. | Mrs. Henrietta V. Wilson, widow | three brothers, James Eby, Frank! Mrs. Wien, who was 52, died yes- | ©f Henry C. Wilson, early Indian-|Eby and Christian Eby, all of Con-| terday. She lived at 1227 N. Mount { apolis Board of Trade member, died | nersville; a granddaughter, Mrs. st. and was a member of the First | Thursday at her home in Oak Park, | Thalia Dunnington, and a greatPresbyterian church in Muncie. Ill, and will be buried here in| granddaughter, Ann Dunnington, Surviving are her husband, Louis | Crown Hill today with grave side both of Indianapolis. Wien; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Howe, Services at 2:30 p. m. T— and her father, Robert Graham,| Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. MRS. ADA GREENBERG both of Indianapolis. | Alice Wilson McBride, and a son,| Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht will ent | Klaburn B. Wilson, bath of Oak conduct the funeral services for MRS. FLORA DAY | Park, and several nephews, includ-| Mrs, Ada Greenberg at 10 a. m. Funeral services for Mrs. Flora ing Paul B. Morrison and Stuart | tomorrow in the Aaron-Ruben fuDay, who had lived in EL both of Indianapolis, neral home. Burial will be in Infor the last five vears, will be at 2:30 — . dianapolis Hebrew cemetery. p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson EUGENE WILLIAMS {= Mrs. Greenberg, who was 74, died Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will Services for Eugene E. Williams, yesterday in the home of a daughbe in Mt. Pleasant cemetery. | Who died yesterday at his home, ter, Mrs, Sam Abrams, 4346 GuilMrs. Day, who was 65, died yes- | 1525 W. 26th st., will be held tomor- | ¢,,.4 ave. terday in her home, 702 Russell ave. | Tow at 2 p.m. at the Riverside She was a member of the Temple She was a member of Smith's Valley | Methodist church, with burial In gicterngod, Council of Jewish United Brethren church. | Crown Hil. | Women, Hadassah and the BorinSurviving her are her husband,! He had lived here for 35 years gi. Home for the Aged. Andrew Day; two sons, Harold Day 1d had been employed at the gr jyors besides Mrs. Abrams of Edgewood and Pvt. kennewn iis Baltimore & Ohio railroad Shops | y10111de another daughter, Mrs, e army in India: & grand- | And the Interstate Fourdry Co. Alpe, Doman of Chicago: two sons, Miss Janet Day of In- member of the Riverside church, he 'g,) Greenberg of Indianapolis and

was 1. oo |Louis Greenberg of Chicago; two | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Pearl | others, Barney Salinger of In-

dianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Charles

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Bennett of Greenwood.

| Williams; three sons, P. A. and | 4ianapolis and Dr. S. FP. Salinger |W. E, both of Indianapolis, andi of Chicago, and three grandchildren.

{Louis E, Rockford, Ill, and four |—

mem wa wo we Rheumatic Happy; . . .

grandchildren.

State Deaths

GARY—Miller, Mrs. Susan Elva, 72. 8urwivors: Daughters, Mrs. Edna Schildgen and Mrs. Dolly Zollner: sons, Rial Julian, Clarence, Kenneth, Arthur and Ross. co, Mrs. Illona, 74. Burvivors, none. Kirche, Mrs. Marie, 81. Survivors: 3 ; PRin=—80 | Daughter, Mrs. Marcelle Gauthier; sons, te OY, of Teel igom pain—so | Hatty, Charles Emil and August. RORITO under this woociad guarantee. PRINCETON—Smith, Joseph, 42. Sur-| Very first three doses do not relieve that vivors: Brothers, John and Fonnle; sis- satisfaction— your ter, Mrs. William Whitehead. - Don’t suffer. See your Tisdale, Mrs. Mabel, 58. Survivors:| 8nd get NORITO on this guarantee. Daughters, Mrs. Beva Leek, Mrs. Wilma | ~~ — Corn, Mrs. George McQuees: brothers, | Roscoe, Scott and Garth Richardson, SHELBYVILLE—Mohr, Mrs, Anna, 70.| vors: Husband. Henry: daughters,| 2 Kenneth Larkey, Mrs. Robert Alex-! | ander, Mrs, Irvin Kendall, Mrs. Ben | Hershburger, Mrs Harry Rockafellow,| Mrs. Ralph Wykoff. TERRE HAUTE-—-Moore, Rev. L. Curtis, N

you 58. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Robbie Curtis; i Burning,

mess, daughters, Mrs. Ruby Brown and Mrs.| Rheumatic Pains Velma Moore; sons, Paul and Benjamin; fie passages? If so, sister, Mrs. Ethel Brown; brother, James. dneys are vital to Smith, George Curtis, 82. Survivors:| Shese symptoms may be due to Wife, Mrs. Sue Smith; sons, Wayne, Sam, $d nob-systemic Kidney and and Lt. J Smith: daughters, Mrs. R in such cases Cystex (a Baker and Mrs. Hal Baker. Ban vellef by Bovany fives prompt Murphy, Clifford, 56. Survivors: Wife, | Sa InC0, DY helping the Mrs. Dora Murphy; mother, Mrs. Lillian from So: bs and Anietiner; son, Elmer, daughter, Mrs.| gxactly as directed an illiam Walters, ! your own case. Unde! Bartus, Julia, 62. Survivors: Husband,| antee unless compris Matt; sons, Michael, Steve, John, Woody| wseturn the omply and Joe; daughters, Mrs. Grace Fulop, Mrs. Anna Lovas and Mrs. Betty Kadar: Noten, Mrs. Minda, 67. Survivors: one

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Nearly 35 Years.

Mrs. Nellie Florence Hutchinson, active worker in the Eastern Star and White Shrine lodges, died yesterday at her home, 5437 Julian ave. She was 63 and the widow of Dr. Henry Albert Hutchinson. She had lived here almost 35 years. She was a past worthy matron of Queen Esther chapter, O. E. 8S. and a former grand representative of Indiana to West Virginia, an honorary office in the Eastern Star. She was a member of Indianapolis White Shrine 6 and the Downey Avenue Christian church. Survivors are a son, Dudley, Dayton, O.; two brothers, Frank and Earl Brown, California; .two sisters, Mrs. Bess O'Hare and Mrs. Allie

| Parnell, Dayton, O., and a grand- 40 years, she was born in Connecti[Radienter, cut. She was a member of the ! Pythian Sisters, Myrtle Temple 7. MRS. H. H. REINER Survivors are a son, Maj. Robert ; Funeral services for Mrs. Henri-|H, Mead, Md. a brother, Harry etta H. Reiner, 332'% Massachusetts Waterman, Connecticut, and a ave, who died here Friday, were to|granddaughter, Mary Jane Reiner, be held at 10 a. m. today at the Indianapolis.

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