Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1944 — Page 4

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setts ave, died of a broken neck lafter falling 23 feet from the roof 'of & house on which he had been working at 2738 Station st. yester-

ar + Merrell, who was 51, was working on a private roofing contract for Robert L. Troxell of the | Station st, address. | Mr. Troxell, who was sitting on !the porch at the time of the ac|cident, ‘said that Mr. Merrell was i working alone on the roof and apparently lost his balance. |. A native of Cape Girardeau, Mo, iMr. Merrell had lived here for 45 years. He was employed by the Superior Sheet Metal Works and was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, ’ : Surviving are his widow, Mis Laura Merrell; six daughters, Mrs. Esther Knowles, Mrs. Wilma Batt, {Mrs. Thelma Battin, Mrs. Mary {Helen McAfle, Edna Mae Merrell {and Betty Jean Merrell; three sons, | William, David and James; his parents, Charles Merrell and Mrs. Mary Green: a sister, Mrs. Lucy Lively; a brother, Claude, and eight grandchildren, all of Indianapolis;

GEORGE V. JENKINS Funeral services for George V. i Jenkins, 1432 N. Belle Vieu pl, who !died yesterday at the Nehi Bever'age Co. where he had been employed las a checker for seven years, will ‘be conducted at 10 a. m. Friday at |the Conkle funeral home by the | Rev. Charles Query, Burial will be | Hull cemetery. at Terre Taute. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Jenkins was 45. . | Burvivors are his wife, Marie; two

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Lady; his mother, Mrs. Sarah J kins; a brother, Charles, and two sisters, the Misses Ruth and Mary |S

Born . at Springfield, O., Mr. Thomas had lived here for 35 years and was a retired employee of the United States Tire and Rubber. Co. A member of the Holy Rosary] Catholic church and the Loyal Order of Moose, he was T7. i Besides his wife Frances M., he is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Frances Herbst, Mrs. Marjorie Leckas and Mrs. Katherine Schrader, all of Indianapolis, and one grandchild.

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ISABELLE T. STAGG Graveside services and burial tor Mrs. Isabelle Treat Stagg, former; Indianapolis resident who died Saturday at Spokane, Wash, will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon by the Rev. Michael W. Lyons in Memorial Park. Born here, Mrs, Stagg taught in the Indiana high schools before going to Spokane in 1927. A graduate of Shortridge high school and the University of Wisconsin, - she also attended Butler university. She was 50. Survivors . are a son, William Blackmore, of Spokane: a sister, Mrs. Bennett Kraft, of Indianapolis,

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JOHN H. NEGLEY T Funeral services for John Henen Negley, a retired farmer, who died last night at his home, 5440 Park ave, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Royster & Askin mortuary, Burial will be in Ebenezer cemetery. Mr. Negley, who was 83, was born in Millersville and had lived in Indianapolis 20 years. He attended the Methodist church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Lassie Welch of Lebanon and Miss Jessie Marie Negley of Indianapolis; two sons, Thomas and Samuel], both of Indianapolis, and three grandchildren,

WORKER'S FOOT BADLY CRUSHED

William White, 44, of 615 Madison ave, suffered a badly crushed foot this morning when he stepped from a heavy freight elevator at the Railway Express Co. Louisiana st. and Capitol aye. where he is employed. He was taken to Methodist hospital. Police said that he stepped from the elevator before it came to a! complete stop, catching his foot be-| tween the lift and the floor level,

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THREATEN STRIKE IN WEST

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9 (U. P).—~ White employees of the Los Angeles Railway Corp. would quit their jobs if Negro operators were hired, company and labor representatives told a presidential fair employment practices committee yesterday,

State Deaths

ANDERSON —John Quinn, 58. Survivors: Wife, Katherine; brothers, Russell and Charles. ! DECKER Mrs. | Survivors sisters, Mrs {Phillips anda Mrs, { Thomas Pnillips. EVANSVILLE-—Mrs. Lula Ann Lynch, 65 i Survivors: Husband, Henry, som, Sterling: | daughter, Mrs. Lesiie Sander; brothers, {FP N, George and J. J. Denton; sisters, i Mrs. Mamie Hazelwood, Mrs. John Braun, | Mrs, Berdie Rice, Mrs. Fannie Gardner, | Mrs. A. J. Stalder and Mrs, Ralph, Btyring. 2 } ‘ | Mrs. Katherine Heinlein, 86." Survivors: Daughter, Miss Eleanora Heinlein; son, William P. Heinlein. f John Kirschner, 76. Survivors: Daugh-

Beulah Campbell, 35. Husband, Roland; son, James; Ula Campbpell, Mrs. Opal Earl Potts; father,

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ters, Miss na st, Mrs. Landry Hungate and Mrs. Pirman Leinenbach; son, Julian; brother, Luther Johnson. Mrs, “Emma Reuse, 64. Survivors: vHusband, William; daughters, Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Beulah Downey, son, Lester! brothers, Ira, Jesse and Lester Holmes. . GAS CITY-—Ward Turner, 70, vivors: Wife, Ella; sons, Elmer, and Charles; daughter, Mrs. Hazel Payne. GLENWOOD—Mrs. Daisy A. Lewark, 68. Survivors: Husband, Gestus; sons, Gale and Paul; sister, Mrs. Otto Morris. PENNVILLE—Mrs. Sarah Alice Ireland, 76. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Nellie Pensinger, Mrs. Lena Shewalter, Mrs. Reva Armstrong and Lucille Ireland; sons, Milo, Prank and Ray. RICHLAND —Albert N. Martin, 52. Survivors: Wife, Nellie; sons, Russell, Richard, Lewis, Albert, Joseph and Charles; daughter, Faye; sisters, Mrs Bertha Brannan, Mrs. Mary Luke; Mrs Jessie Spike and Mrs. Bessie Robinson brother, Walter. ROANN—Wiliam M. Purdy, 96 Sur. vivors: Wife, Clara; sons, Guy and Russell; brother, Clem and Harve Purdy; sister, Mrs. Effie Rooney. RUSHVILLE—Mrs, Nannie Noil, 71. Sur-

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