Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1944 — Page 4

near the corner of Oliver and Birch | aves: No arrests were made.

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; 5151 N. Meridian ‘st. who died yesstate brought the state holiday dc. | Persons have dled. in trafle’/i

térday at St. Vincent's hospital, win ] |dents, 62 have been drowhed: cidental death total to 12. {59 have lost their: lives,

j|be Beld Thursday at 8:30 a m, ‘trom’ Ris home and at 10 a, m. at Mrs, Marie Buck, 51, of 112 (EB | accidents. ©, = 8t. Clair st. was struck last night =

|8t. Paul's Catholic church, Burial 17.70 BURMA -JAPS KILughll |" be In Grant Memorial. ame as she stood near the curbing at SOUTHEAST ASiA $

10th°st. and Keystone ave. by a car | QUARTERS, Kandy, ‘Cey driven by Francis Northern, 26, 1315! 4 (U P)~Lt. Gen. J Polk st, police said. Thrown against | Stilwéll's' forces have kil a lamp post, Mrs. Buck's left leg than. 17.700 Japanese was almost severed, her right leg | North Birma campaign, \ was fractured and she sustained munique announced toda, head injuries. Northern, a dis- , charged veteran of this war, was REPORT ¢ ON ROBO arrested ang charged bv'police’ with] LONDON, July 4 (U.P, operating: under the influence of | Minister Churchill wil liquor, reckless driving and driving statement in commons Th withut a permit. {the German robot bomb #Q Delbert Rippy, 2{, 318 E. Morris southern England, Foreigh st. suffered a skull fracture when !tary Anthony Eden told: § "he was struck by a-trackiess trolley | | today. ~

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Columbus, the Elks ode, and i Loyal Order of Moose, ‘Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Frances Latendresse: his Jusents, ./ Mr. and Mrs. E, Latendresse; § Lion. Lt. Robert As oy; Lloyd, (In ig Fei c a0 const. fuat

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i Rites. fog, Mrs, Tetje B. Koldyke, | {4800 E’ Raymond, st., who died yes- | terday at St, Francis hospital, will | {be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at tha! | Harry w. Moore Peafe chapel, with | ‘| burial in’ Washington Park, ° : ¢ | Adnative bf Holland, Mrs. Koldyke | came here 45 years ao. She was 79. | a Besities her husband, Jesse, she is! || survived by acdaughter, Mrs, Gus, “+Schoenemin, of Acton: a son, Mar- | - | tin Bof Northville, Mich.: four sis- |= ; tes, Mrs. Elsie Baker, of Beech |B. | Grove, and Mrs) Edith’ K | Mrs. Rinkje Pierson, and Mrs. io I'Bulstra,” all of Indianapolis; three |= brothers, Herman and Cassius Bot) tema, and Mark Offringa, all of In- (= dianapolis,” and four grandchildren. 2

MRS. BESSIE ‘NOBLET Services for, Mrs; ssie Noblet, | who died yesterday at her home, | ood ave., will be held at, : ome Thursday at 10 a. m. . "with burial ii Crown’ "Hill, . | Born in -Hamilton county near | YWoblesvilte in 1873, she was married | to Tsaac W. “Noblet in 1892 and , came here in 1897, She was a memsber- of the Priends church at! , carmel and attended the North: 3 Methodist church here.

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State Deaths

BRAZIL-Alice Cook, 68. Survivors: Husband, William; daughter, Mabel; sister, Mrs, Jessie Noe CARBON —Marguret te Sullivan, 66. Survivors: Husband, Marion, sister, Mrs, | Louise Moy

HAMMOND-—Marie Baganz, ors: Husband, Herman; William, {Carrie

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69. Burvivdts: Daugh-/ Beatrice and Jane: ‘brothLeo and Edward Cohen: Strauss and Hannah

Dobson, ters, Helene, ers, Phillip, sisters, Mrs, Cohen. Peter Larsen, 81. Survivors: Sons, John ang Peter, dafighters Katherine and Jane. INDIANA HARBOR-Joseph Petrovich, 59 Survivors: Wife, Susan; sons, John, Joseph and Prank, Lorrin , DeWitt, 52. Survivors: Lula; son,, Martin; Jster, Mrs. t Lintz; brothers, L. E. and EF. J. De) DeWitt,

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ROBBINS’ RITES THURSDAY RICHMOND, 1Ind., July 4 (U, P.. —Funeral rites will be held Thursday for Percy G. Robbins, 50, manager of radio station WKBV, whose death occurred yesterday, He formerly was’ on the staff of station WOWO in Ft. Wayne and was a’ native of London, England.

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