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SCHOOL: FUNDS VOTED BY LUTHERAN SYNOD
SAGINAW, Mich, June 29 (U.
totaling $526,000 for construction of new educational facilities and modernization of existing school build-
convention site in 1947, at which
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years. She was the widow of John Koch, founder of John Koch Furni-
a sister, Mrs. Laura M. Magenheimer, all of Indianapolis, Services will be p. m. today at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, with the Rev. Harold H. Hazenfleld officiating. Burial will be in Crown Hill.
/| MRS. MARY ROBERTS
Mrs. Mary Roberts, a resident of Indianapolis until about 15 years “{ago, died yesterday at her home in Cincinnati. She was 60.
Services will be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow afternoon at New Castle. : Mrs. Roberts was survived by a daughter, Mrs. William Cone, Cincinnati; a son, Donald C. Sebree, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Art Rash, Fortville, and Mrs. Walter Kuhns, New Castle; two brothers, Walter Traylor, Fortville, and Andy Traylor, Corinth, Ky. and four | granddaughters,
'ifor Red Cab, Inc, 10 years and
Red Cab Driver Is Dead at 52; Once Associated With S. Rose & Co.
Rites for Walter D. Meyers, who died Tuesday in Methodist hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at. the Kirby mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill. Mr. Meyers had been a driver
was associated with 8S. Rose & Co. for 20 years before that. A member of the Methodist church and the Masonic lodge, he was 52. Survivory are the wife, Mrs. Jessera Meyers, 2023 N. Illinois st. and a brother, Stanley, also of Indianapolis.
[MRS. MABEL LOEW
A member of the Seventh Day | Adventist church here for 45 years, Mrs. Mabel Loew of 2021 College
| ave. died at her home yesterday! after a lengthy illness. She was 72. Survivors include two stepdaugh- | ters, Mrs. Lawrence Worley of Ko- | komo and Mrs. Charlotte Roberson |
of Indianapolis.
FIVE SERVICES DAILY
The 59th annual camp meeting! lof the Missionary bands, opening {this evening and continuing for 10 {days at Salem park, will feature! five daily services. There will be {sermons by the Rev. Robb French, {Bible talks by the Rev. Joshua Stauffer and music by the Rev.! { Douglas Stack.
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TDDEerspD At U. S. Hosp JOHN F. AIPPERSBACH, 56-year-old structural ironworker, died Tuesday at the U. 8. Veterans hospital after a fourmonths’ iliness. He lived at 1135 W. 18th st. iss Mr. Aippersbach had been an iron worker 35 years and was a past president of the Ironworkers local 22. He was a member of the Frank Strayer post, V. FP. W.; 0 the Evergreen ; Tr ES lodge, F. & A. Mr. Alppersbach M., and the Sahara Grotto. He is survived by his wife, Margaret. Masonic and military services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Conkle funeral home. The Rev. F. R. Daries will officiate, Burial will be in Crown Hill
JACKSON DEMANDS COMPLETE. VICTORY
MARION, Ind. June 29 (U. P.).— U. 8. Senator Samuel D. Jackson (D. Ind) said yesterday that Americans should not “back away
from the job of totally winning the |&
war because of the severity of sacrifices involved.”
Jackson, addressing a Kiwanis club luncheon, drew parallels in history, saying the faint-hearted were willing to accept partial victory or compromise peace. “We are deciding in this war what kind of a world we are going to live ins henceforth. We are not going to back away from a complete job, no matter how severe the sacrifice,” Jackson sai:
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Leonard. ’ Studer, Leo, 71. Survivors: Wife, Mary: daughters, Mrs. William McClintock and Mrs. Harold Daniels; sons, Prank, Clarence and Al
GOSHEN — Fields, Ora May, 79. erl Fields
Survivors: Sons,
and Austin
- | Lechlitner; sister, Mrs. Carrie Schuner.
LAFAYETTE — Randolph, Alta May, 54. Survivors: Husband, Leon; deniers. Mrs. Victor L.
3 , ret; y ; sister, Mrs. Irene Kuhn; broth. ers, Charles, Marlyn and Henry.
; daughter, 3 robot, Christina, 66. vors: Sons, Waclaw and Mach; daughters, Mrs. Loui Wozniak and Mrs, Cl i Ruszk ska. Paszkiet, Leo, 95. Survivors: Sons, John and Paul; daughter, Mrs. Frances Mindykowska. HAUTE—Crews, Sarah Ellen, 63. Daughters, Mrs. Mildred Music, Mrs. Lucille Walker, Mrs. Mary Myers, Mrs. Opal Boren, Sarah Doyd, Lelah ed less, Mrs. Gladys Crouk and Vera Crews;
TERRE Surwivors:
Pred, Lawrence, Harry and William;
sons, 3 brother, Bert Headley, sister, Mrs. Dell
raves, Amburger, Emelie K., 85. Survivors: Sons, Albert and Louis; daughters, Mrs. Philip Junker, Mrs. M. K. Nichols, Mrs. Louise Wagner and Miss Emma Amburger. ———————————————————
WAGE RAISES DENIED CHICAGO, June 29. (U.” P.).— The sixth regional war labor board announced today that it has denied the requests of the Rectifying and Wine Workers Union (A. F. of L.) for’ wage increases, guaranteed work week and reclassifications for 825 workers at the Schenley Distillers. Inc. Lawrenceburg, Ind.
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