Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1944 — Page 11

Widow of Industrialist ad ~ Served as Member of Foundation.

Times Special MUNCIE, Ind, June 30. Mrs. Elizabeth Brady Ball, widow of Frank ©. ‘Ball, who was president of the Ball Brothers Co. and a senior member of the family which founded Ball State Teachers college," died last night at Ball fnorial hospital. : Mrs. Ball became ill last Th day at. the Ball home on - trista blvd, where she had lived since the déath of her husbahd in March, 1943. Later she was to the hospital. Since her husband's dea had served as. .a member of Ball Brothers foundation.

Thomas Brady’s Daughter

Mrs. Ball was 77 and a member of one of the state’s oldest and most prominent families. Born in Muncie, her father, Thomas Brady, was captain of the first company! recruited at Muncie for the Civil war, He In 1865 with the, rank of brigadier general, He was

a prominent Muncie newspaperman

and served as postmaster general under ‘President Rutherford B. Hayes, : With the exception of several years in Washington, Mrs. Ball had spent all of her life here. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church, the Art Students league, Conversation club, Paul Revere chapter, D. A. R, and the Matinee Musicale, The Ball family maintained a summer home at Leland, Mich, where Mrs, Ball was prominent in social life, Survivors are three dapghters, Mrs. Alvin M. Owsley, Mrs. Fred J. Petty and Mrs. A. M. Bracken, Muncie; a son, Maj. E. Arthur Ball, with the A. M. G. in England; al sister, Mrs. John Ottis Adams, | Indianapolis, and 12 grandchildren. |

MRS, EVA ETTA NORRIS

Rites for Mrs. Eva Etta Norris, | formerly a supervisor at the Indiana School for the Deaf, who died |

Arranged for Tomorrow : Funeral services for Mrs. Marie M. Lent wal by conti 335m.

at Shirley Brothers West Side wie of Robert Lentz, West Side gardener died Wednes-

Crown Hill Mrs, Len!

be in

ave. She was 74 and would have cele-

gomery funeral home with buriel “at Ladoga. Prior to em-

0. E. Alexander illness, Mr, Alexander worked for the old Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co. for 27 years. He was born at Wichita, Kas, in 1887 and came to Indianapolis in 1903. A veteran of world war I, he was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Grace Alexander; his father, J. L., of Ladoga; a brother, Raymond and a sister, Mrs. Edith Siddons, both of Indianapolis. CONSTANCE GEIGER Rites for Miss Constance Bar{bara Geiger will be held at 8:30 as. m. tomorrow at her home, 601 Parkway ave, and at 9 a m. at

| 8t, Patrick's Catholic church. Bur{ial will be in St. Joseph cemetery. Miss Geiger, who operated a nov{eity shop in her home, died | Wednesday at her home, She was 58. Confined to a wheel chair several

Dayton, O., and Mrs. Christina Allison, Norwoed, O.; a brother, Gobties Zvieser of Davicn, end grandchildren and three Her husband died in 1030.

MRS. CAROLINE VOGT Services for Mrs. Caroline Vogt

will be held at 10 a m. Monday

at the Dorsey funeral home followed by burial in Washington park. Mrs. Vogt, widow of Michael Vogt, Indianapolis grocer, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank L. Bryan, 702 Grant ave. She was 75. She came here from Germany

t! when a child, attended grade school

here and was a member of the Eastern Star. Survivors, besides the daughter, are a son, John Prancis, Lafayette; a brother, Jacob Reuter, Indianapolis, and two grandchildren.

Hattabaugh Rites Set for Tomorrow

FUNERAL SERVICES for Paris (Pat) D. Hattabaugh Sr., 47, will be conducted by the Rev. Herbert J. Wilson at the Flanner and Buchanan mortuary at 3 p. m. tomorrow, Mr. Hattabaugh, who was the owner of the Indianapolis Puel Co, died of a heart attack while : vacationing at the home of his F+ D: Hattabaugh

brother, Earl, at Brownsville, Tex.

Manager for Milk Company Will Be Buried at New Palestine.

Funeral services for Lester L. Hutchison, general manager for the Polk Sanitary Milk Co, who died yesterday at Methodist hospital, will be held Sunday at 3 p. m. at the

home. Burial will be in New Palestine cemetery. ? Mr. Hutchison, who was 48, lived at 3425 E. 25th st. A former New Palestine high school basketball star, he was an enthusiastic sports fan and played with several ama-

teur basketball teams, including the Polk company team.

CHARLES DEPPERT

Services for Charles B. L. Deppert will be conducted by the Rev. Everett M. McCleary of the Fleming Garden Christian church at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the church. Burial) will be in Floral Park. Mr. Deppert, 371 Taft st., died yoo! terday after a six-year illness. He! was 36 and formerly was employed | by the Prest-O-Lite Battery Co.,,! Inc. He was educated in Flack-, ville. Survivors are two sons, Charles, Jr. and Chester, Mooresville, and a sister, Mrs, Reavia Hamblin, Indianapolis.

Mr. Hattabaugh was a member of | the Hillside Christian church and |

the Veritas Masonic lodge. He was a& native of Bloomfield, Ind, and formerly was connected with the Metropolitan Coal Co.

CUT ROADS TO JAP BASE CHUNGKING, June 30 (U, P).

Moore & Kirk northeast funeral

Wednesday at her home, 1744 N, years, she painted chinaware, dine Perinsylvania st., will be held tomor- ner sets, trays and other novelty row at 2 p. m. at the McNeely mor- articles which she sold in her shop. $uary, with burial in Middletown. (She was the daughter of Melchior Born at New Castle, Mrs. Norris | Geiger, an artist. eame here from Muncie 35 years| She was a member of St. Pat ago and was active in club work rick's church and the Third Order for the deaf. A member of the of St. Francis. Christian church, she was 75. Survivors are two sisters, the

Survivors are her husband, Ar-| Misses Elizabeth Mary and Anna P.!

thur H.; a son, Arthur Grove, of Geiger, Indianapolis. Baltimore, Md.; and two sisters, Mrs. C. L. Wilson, Indianapolis, and MRS. AUGUSTA HAAS Mrs. Jeannette G. Lefter, St, Peters-

burg, Fla. Services for Mrs. Augusta. Haas,

who died at St. Mary's hospital in Cincinnati, O., Wednesday, will be

Ch eckiltchin held at the G. H. Herrmann funeral First Applica fon Hamme tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. and

W/Agonizing itching of uly t the Sacred Heart Catholic church Totter, Ringworm, Pimples, Scabies, Tos lat 10 a. m. Burial will be in Crown he iz checked on ONE APPLICATION of Hill. BE BTAR OINTMENT. Repeat isi Reeled as nature helps Real, MH Tack Mrs. Haas died while visiting her FIRST Jar fails to saiinty. Try it today. | | Saugnter, Mrs. Philip Sack. She had ed on the South side for 71 years. [coming to Indianapolis from Ger many when she was 10. She was o I" member of the Sacred Heart hrough i hs do rat ho ones ined | church. ing of tissues. Brings as glogiousrel | Survivors besides Mrs. Sack are emin, Beck guaran WV sit Alay wh BE | another daughter, Mrs. Marie Ryan, | Indianapolis; two sons, Herman J. | and Carl, both of Indianapolis; | three sisters, Mrs. George Reddelle | and Mrs. Edward Osterday, both of

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