Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1944 — Page 7

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: WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (U.P.).— A majority of 50 prominent Washington political writers polled by

Newsweek Magazine expect Presi-|uy

dent Roosevelt to win the November election, but Thomas E. Dewey was given a 23-21 edge as the man whose election they think would be “to the best interest of the country.” Results of the poll announced today show that Mr. Roosevelt: was © named by 33 correspondents and . Dewey by 17 as the candidate they ! expect to win. The average forecast gave the President 206 electoral votes and Dewey 229. ¢ . Thirty-five correspondents predicted that the Republicans will win ! control of the house, while 48 said the senate will remain Democratic.

. THURSDAY, AUG. 10,

1944

unds Dugdale, who died yesterday at her home, 865 East dr., Woodruf! Place, will be conducted -at 4 p. m. tomorrow at Christ Episcopal church the Rev. E. Ainger Powell Burial will be at 10 o'clock Saturday morning in the Earlham cemetery at Richmond. She was the widow of Benjamin H. Dugdale to whom she was married in Richmond. A native of England, Mrs. Dugdale came to Indiana as a child and moved to Indianapolis shortly after her marriage. Mrs. Dugdale was a member of the Christ Episcopal church and the Women’s guild and Women's auxiliary there. Survivors are three daughters,

Miss Constance Dugdale of Indianapolis, Miss Kathleen Dugdale and

Florence E. Dugdale Is D ead sees for Mrs. Florence Ed- Bicmingin: ton ovr E FOR LOUIS KAGEL

Sheridan and James. W. of Evans-

Bloomington; thrée sons, Robert E

ton, 111, and six grandchildren.’ MRS. BERT PFAFF

Funeral services for Mrs. Bert Pfaff, former Indianapolis resident, were to be at 9 a. m. today in Pierceton followed by burial in Bed-

ford.

Mrs. Pfaff died Tuesday at her Saturday at his home and at 9 a. m. home: on Lake Barbee, near War-|in' the Church of the Assumption. saw, after a brief illness. She had {Burial will be at St. Joseph's. t 4032 Broadway until about A — ago. Her husband was|died yesterday in St. Vincent's hosemployed by the circulation depart- pital after an illness of four monéhs. ment of the Indianapolis Star until He was 690.

his death in 1941.

‘A brother, Lionel Brown, lives in|in Indianapolis for 37 years. |

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| Restaurant Owner Here Had Been Ill for Four Months.

Services for Louis Kagel, 1254 Nordyke ave., will be at 8:30 a. m.

A restaurant owner, Mr, Kagel

A native of Austria he had lived |

Survivors are his wife, Edna: a! ison, Frank of Indianapolis, and two

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(daughters, Mrs. Leo H. Smith Jr. {of Texas, and Miss Tillie Kagel of | Indianapolis,

{ARTHUR E. TREFRY

| Services for Arthur Edward Tre- | fry, ,a retired brickmason, will be at 9 a. m. Saturday in the St. | Catherine of Sienna Catholic {church. Burial will be in St. Josieph's cemetery. i | Mr. Trefry, who was 81, died yes-

{He was born at Yarmouth, Nova

widower for the past year. Surviving are four sons, Arthur {H, Louis F. and Charles E. all of

Brownwood, Tex.; three daughters, Mrs. Mary C. Miller, Mrs. Dorothy L. Shierbaum and Mrs. Emma B.| McKinney, all of Indianapolis, 20 and one great- | grandchild.

MRS. LOUISE KOESTER * | Rites for Mrs. Louise Koester, {who died yesterday, will be at 1:30! 'p. m. Saturday in the G. H. Herr-|

in Washington Park cemetery. i { Mrs. Koester, who was 74, died at! ;her home, 3715 Brill st. after twomonths’ iliness. i | She was a native of Germany and had lived in Indianapolis for 52 years, Mrs. Koester was a member of the First Church of Christ, Scientist. Her husband, W. H. Koester, ! died 14 years ago. ! Surviving are a son, William H.' ‘of Indianapolis; three daughters, Mrs. Ernest Hohlt, Mrs. Albert Bohne apd Mrs. Marchant Morris, all of Indianapolis, and three grandsons, .

JERRY MAX FENTERS Services for Jerry Max Fenters, 13-year-old “accident victim, were held today in the Methodist church at Pennville, The youth was injured in a truck accident last Saturday northeast of

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| Memorial hospital, Muncie. He was {the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fenters, who formerly resided at {1026 W. 35th st. here. | Surviving besides his parents are a brother, William Robert, and a sister, Iris Davita:

State Deaths

ALEXANDRIA—William Cunningham, 85. Survivors: Wife, Mary; sons, Everett, Earl and Harry; brother, Mel; sister, Mrs. Fannie Stewart. ! BICKNELL—John W. Borders, 57. Survivors: Wife, Clara: daughter, Mrs. Porest Pack: son, Vernon. ; : sisters, Mrs. Leveaa Daily, Mrs, Hazel Richardson and Mrs. Della West. EVANSVILLE Waiter C. Gottman, 64. Survivors: Wife, Claudia; son, Jack. grother, Edward Gottman. - Emmerson Forte, 47. Survivors: Wife, | Gladys, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac. Forte, daughters, Mr:. Helen Graves and Miss Doris Forte: brothers, Owen and Miles; sisters, Mrs Velma Getty, Mrs

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uise Mobley, and Mrs. son, Henry. - FT. WAYNE—Mrs. Christ W Kruse, 65 Survivors. . Husband: sons. Harold and Raymond: sisters, Mrs. Emma Nye and

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Artemus E. Woods, 685. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs, William Lemke. Mrs.

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. Ralph, Arthur and Jacob, brother, Erma Woods: sister, Mrs. Iva Archibald. Mrs. Lavina Hergenrader, 38, Survivors: Sous, John, Charles, Frank, Edward and George; daughters, Mré&. George Stackert, Mrs. Clara Goners, Miss Edna Hergentader and Hergenrader; brother, George Auer, i Survivors: Father,

Wert Riley; sisters, Mrs. Ralio Jump and Mrs. Helen Gorrell, brothers, Francis and Wilbur Riley, OBESTES-—Charles Richard Sigler, 21. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dora D Sigler; brothers, . Theodore, Wii-

lam, Jack, Robert and Keith; sisters, Betty and Dorothy. SPRINGFIELD—Mrs. Cindora A. Shifler, 73. Survivors: Son, Sylvester; daughter. Mrs. Alpha N. Baker: sisters, Mr. Hattie Landin and Mrs Sarah Cook; brother, the Rev. Sulvester Lee Boger.

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