Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1944 — Page 10

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“JACKSON RITES T0 BE SATURDAY

_ For 32 Years Is Dead At 70.

Services for Eckey Jackson, lifelong resident of Indianapolis, who

died yesterday morning at his home, |

1245 N. Tibbs ave, will be held Saturday at 10:30 a m. at the Conkle funeral home with burial in Crown Hill, . An employee of the C. A. Schra-|

der Co. for 32 years, Mr. Jackson was |. Clarke,

Conduct Hanning

Rites Tomorrow

Services for Dr. W. H. Hanning, president of Hanning Bros, Inc,

Iwill be conducted at 10:30 o'clock

+ C.A. Schrader Co. Employee

tomorrow morning in Flanner

» & Buchanan mortuary by Dr. Dal-

V Burial will be in

$ Crown Hill ¢ An Indianapolis . dentist 25 years, Dr. Hanning died Tuesday in a hospital in Conneaut, O,after an ill-| ness of two years. Active pallbearers will be John

Dr. Hannirg 'Klueber, Jerauld McDermott, Rob-

Earle Holland, Jack

a member of the West Michigan nrunro and Dr. Eugene Bales.

Street Methodist “church and the

Honorary pallbearers are Earl W

Pokagon Tribe of the Red Men./ | Taylor, Charles Zalac, Dr. Albert

He was 70. Survivors are a son, William Jackson, and a daughter, Mrs.

"Lottie L. Brown, both of Indianapolis.

GHILD ACTOR'S BOND |

CONTRACT IS 0. K.'D|

HOLLYWOOD, July 13 (U. P).— Butch Jenkins, 7-vear-old scene stealer of ‘The Human Comedy,” today had court approval of a $350 8 week contract which provides that half his income shall go into war bonds. Butch is the son of Actress Doris Dudley, who appeared in court with him to hear the judge’s ruling.

CRAZY AS SQUIRREL

; TEANECK. N. J, July 13 (U. P). —Mfs, John G. Alberse called pdlice: because ‘a ‘squirrél was cutting up in her yard in an unseemly manner for a squirrel, “chattering loudly and dashing around like crazy.” A policeman who chased the squirrel away blamed it on the heat.

land Mrs. Orpha Croddy.

iZime and James;

| Eiteljorg and Dr. Carl Osterheld.

State Deaths

GOSHEN Mrs. Pearl Tarman, 57. Sur!vivors: Husband, Grover, sons, Frederick and Wayne.

KOKOMO--Mrs

Laura E. Wills, 71] Survivors: Daughters, Ars. Harry Hart | LAFAYETTE Miss Hattie R. Peck, 76. PLYMOUTH -Mrs Vida Almetta Fretz, 53 Survivors: Husband, John. daugh-

ters, Mrs. Arthur Abbott, Mrs. Raymond { Bowers, Mrs. Ver! Hoagland. and Alice Fretz; sons, Ralpi

h, Wilfred; brothers, Frank and Cloyde, sister, Mrs. Dan Shoemaker,

SEYMOUR Clara Sue Fleenor, 4. Burvivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fleenor SOUTH BEND—George Monroe Crum, 68. Survivors. Wife, Florence; daughters, |

Mrs Ethel Clark and Mrs. mma Berger: sons, Paul and Walter: sister, | Mrs. Ma ry Sensenbaugh, brother, Alfred

Crum . h Mrs Rebeccs Hinton, 53. Survivors: Husband, Solomén, sons, Fred, Willie, brothers, James and

Doke Hare. sister, Mrs. Alice Williams.

PENSION GROUP TO MEET

The old age pension program, group 1, will meet at 7:30 o'clock

fas Li; Browning:

OFFRINGA RITES [* F- OF L. oFFioiL

ARE TOMORROW

Retired Dairyman, Beech Grove, Was -Born in Holland in 1853.

Rites for John D. Offringa, 1228 Albany st, Beech Grove, retired dairyman and stock dealer, who dipd yesterday at Ben Hur hospital,

will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m.,, at the J. C. Wilson funeral home

with burial in Washington Park. Born in the Netherlands 91 years ago, Mr. Offringa came to this country 47 years ago. He was a former member of the Holland Reformed church. His wife, Mrs. Weipkje Offringa, died two months ago at the age of 101. Survivors are a son, Mark C.; a daughter, Mrs. Raymond A. Bulstra; two step-sons, C. M. and Herman Bottema, and three stepdaughters, Mrs, F. P. Baker, Mrs. A. Koopman, and Mrs. P. O. Persson, all of Indianapolis.

MRS. LEAH PETERSEN Services for Mrs. Leah Petersen, who died yesterday at her home, 5110 Riverview dr., will be held tomorrow &t 11 a. m. at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with burial in Washington Park. Born in Alabama in 1890, Mrs. { Petersen had lived here for 25 years iand was a member of the Church of Christ, = Scientist. She was the author of several magazine articles, Besides her hiisband, Anton, she is survived by two daughters, Mrs.

Virginia Schuman and Mrs. L. H.|&=

Theobold, both of Indianapolis; a son, Lt. (J. g.) Andrew T,, on duty in Newfoundland, and a grandson,

tonight at the English hotel.

Richard Theobold.

OF L. OFFICIAL

Hugh H. Gormley, regional director of the American Federation of Labor, will speak at the first anniversary celebration of the Christian Fireside council Friday at 7:45 p.m. at the Central Baptist-church. Mr. Gormley, who will speak on “|"War and Our Workers,” will be

introduced by Reginald H. Sullivan, former mayor. C. Walter Harris |

will lead group singing. |

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