Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1944 — Page 11

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DIES AT AGE 83 Former Store Owner ad Resided Here More Than 50 Years,

Isaac 8. Matkin, retired dry goods store owner and resident of Indianapolis for more than half a cen« tury, died last night at his home, 12¢ N. Bosart ave. Born at Greencastle, Mr. Matkin owned and operated a store at 707 Shelby st. For over 30 years after coming here he was an employee of

the William Laurie Dry Goods Co. He was 83. Garvin M. Brown, of W. 86th st.

He was a member of the Grace and a granddaughter, Miss Nina Methodist church and Knights of |Brown, with the American Red Pythias lodge 56. |Cross in England. Survivors are two sons, Fred P, isdn “land Leon C., both of Indianapolis. |JOSEPH W. SHERWOOD Funeral services for Joseph w.| __ |FLORENCE HORTON Sherwood, lifelong resident of Indi- | Rites for Mrs. Florence Sweeney anapolis, who died yesterday at his Horton, who died Tuesday at her nome, 613 N. Colcrado ave, will be home, 143 S. Randolph st. will be neq ap 7:45 a. m. Saturday at the held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Shir- | Kirby mortuary and at 8:30 a. m. at ley Brothers’ Irving Hill chapel with the Little Flower Catholic church. burial in Crown Hill. {Burial will be in Calvary.

. | An-employee of the Bankers Trust Born at Liberty, Ky. in 1368, Mrs. |. Mr. Sherwood was a member

Services for Mrs, Harry C. Gilbert, Indianapolis clubwoman, who died here yesterday, will be held at 11 * la. m. tomorrow at the Crown Hill cemetery chapel with burial in Crown Hill. J A resident of” Indianapolis and New York, Mrs, Gilbert until recently made her home at the Columbia club and when in New York at 14 E. 60th st. She was a member of the Dramatic club, the Columbia ¢lub and the Propylaeum. Born al Cincinnati, she lived in Indianapolis most of her ‘adult life excépt for a’ few years during which she lived at St. Louis, Mo. Survivors are her daughter, Mrs.

ISAAC S, WATKIN Rites for Mrs. H.

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Horton came here in early child-/or tne pjttie Flower Catholic! hood. She was a member of the church. He was 57. - Woodside Methodist church. Wife of the late Elza A. ters, omens Sherwood; a daughter, she is survived by three daughters, ng; Charles Hoagland of IndianMrs. Harry L. Gladden and Miss onc and two grandchildren, Rob-

Stella A. Horton, -hoth of Indianapolis, and Mrs. J, Shields White,| “0 Mary Ann Hoagland.

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Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lila] ’

of Covington; a son, Ma). Lewis E en ; Horton of the" army air corps, and| OHN C. HENDRIX shows | gv. grandchildren, Ruth Ann and| Funeral services will be held to-! Robert L. Horton of Indianapolis; morrow at Columbus, O., for John, Mrs, Carolyn Grace of New Ross, Clifford Hendrix, former Indianap- | and the Misses Mary and Martha olis resident, who died there, ac-!

White of Covington. |

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“in ‘South Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Man26 sisters, Mrs. gold retired 25 years ago from his hledt of Waveland, Mrs. employment as a furniture company I of ‘Columbus worker. A member of the Sacred Elizabetlt Hopkins of Heart Catholie church, he was 72. '¥.; 10 grandchildren) Survivors.are his wife, Mrs. Eliza-| Don F. Pratt of the 101st U. S. beth Rose Mangold, and a daugh- | Mangold, of In-

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