Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1944 — Page 2

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. Rites for Edgar V: McKenzie, held at 8:30 a. m. Saturday in the] had lived at the Brookside address |p onan MOTtuATY.

funeral home and at the wife of furniture store operstor who died | Grinsteiner |for 52 years and was a 0 la. m. in St. Philip Neri Catholic the late Joseph L. Keely, who was

‘in Indianapolis since 1914. She Was|y,, ‘piora Mueller of Corona, Cal;

in addition to his ownership of the of Indianapolis; furniture business. Born at Castle- and two brothers. Thomas ton, he came here over 20 years Charles Carr, both of Indianapolis. | illness.

E ¥. MKENZIE uo Se vey ber of Quite Rites o Be Held Tomorrow [im eg ew. sas] HR INJURED wn i ST ATE DE ATHS .

. * M ith Hous neral- Home, Burial will be in’ Oak- lcent’s hospital yesterday, had lived) Survivors include a daughter, who died Tuesday following an op- Alfred Ellis, an employes of ‘the A a oy -— Buys Record Bond rs. Ed

at the Allison division of General s. Gus Nurre of Oak-| Edwin G. McNeal, 3014 Central he lived in Indianapolis most of his | Bernette Guy, Mrs. Irene Kirk, Mrs.{ New Jersey st. Motors Corp. for the past two years daughters, ars yo Florence jouke| E¢ an interior decorator here|jife but moved to Omncinnat in 1934.|Bernice Gerkind, Mrs. Gene Kelso, |aid after being knocked down by a Telephorie employees invested bought’ his ‘Bel-Air mansion. t five grandchildren | since. 1913, died last night in his|He was a ‘member of Capitol City Mrs. Phyllis Everling and Mrs. Iris| motorcycle driven by Jeanne Hoff-| $265,000 in bonds during the fifth 8 : we and home following an eight-months’| Masonic lodge No. 312. | Fielder, all of Indianapolis, and |ner, 19, of Crawfordsville at the| war loan drive, reaching a new (months ago and refused to pay He is survived by his wife, Au- Mrs. Adele Easton, of Greenwood. |Washington and Pennsylvania sts.| peak in June and July. for it.

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RITES SAT ATURD A a = Costin. ~ woul For Mi rs. Harriett Keely a nn aon HE TRAFFIC MISHAPS | =e rr Mabe Wonlworth reer, Latins, Edw ae art”

Survivors are his wife, Florence ' Mrs. Mildred Crabb, 100 Pt When a tractor on which she was eth Shick and Mrs, de b Ralph lown;| MORAL TOWNSHIP—Mre. Laura Ma a daughter, Miss Imogene Me-| Services for Mrs. Harriett T.| Mr. MéNeal, who was 76, a4 = Wayne ave, died at her home Tues. | riding struck a utility pole at Mich. |8 fe °8 un TR gh own; gE Sat § Faas LE of Indiagapolis, and a geely who died yesterday at her ria Secorauie in Munle petsfe day night. Born at Manhattan in|igan st. and Elder ave. this morn- I | home, 1714 Brookside av Som . He 875, | sLurFTON—M : ul War Veteran Operated brother. Glenn H., of Lebanon. home, 1714 Brookside ave, Will be| qq ney ur 1odge No. 74 there. He os, she had lived here for 19 ine, Fiorsice Toll. 23, ite We [siurs: Husend, ‘Mysi”som. 'virgll and NEW CASTLE Mrs, ia Thornbury, 18. | conducted at 10 a. m. (OMOIOW S| was born in Marshalltown, Iows. |" Daughter of ‘the late Alfred and|hip and severe bruises. She Was|ente. Mr: and bes. Raymon Eos Sr] OAK GROVE. motstt Furniture Store MRS. IDA LITZLER the Jordan Funeral Hos wy ue Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Pear] | mizaheth Sigman, she’ was re and taken to City hh Rusirer Shik, Mr ahd Mus. Reymond Kipfer Sr.; oi oa x | Hazon 7 1 | Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Mae Rev. D. C. Ball, with buria I. McNeal, and a sister, Mrs. Fred) os the 1ate Richard Crabb. She was| Also injured slightly and later nore le re $2 Sur. Merle, Paul and Duie Here. Litzler, 230 N. Oxford st, will be| Crown El , Mrs. Keely Leonardson of Pittsford, Mich. The|y member of the Christian church released to military authorities for Donahue; son, | William; sister, Mrs. ives Es ents immermas, 1. Bre i Born in Kentucky, Mrs. body rests in the Flanner & Bu-|i, Brazil so * |turther treatment was Sgt. William |= pros yivors: Hus Lewis; a 5 Mrs,

- : i CATUR—Raymond A. B o 2. Zimme Services will be conducted at Mil-|Barneck of Camp Atterbury. The SLT Mary: father, John P. Broun: [Ace man fs Reymond, Warren, ree ler & Sons Funeral Home at Brazil|driver of the tractor, Kenneth Bow-|ann, Pelbrie rie, Betty Lou, Fists fob William, Ben:

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i y | i 1 A st, yésterday at his home, 1253 TOY! church. Burial will be in Holy| =." 0 business. A member MADISON UNDERWOOD 3 Pune Rai yet decided. Burial Hn a 1919" N. Illinois st, was = | pAifE Indiana ¥. Kilmer. Tl. Suivivors Bie, badd i 3 3. 7% Salis rons comely lof the Woodruff United Presbyte-|" Rites. for Madison Underwood . (“Oma Anderson, whttenana -oity,| Delores Ann Zahn’ | svurvax—s pews se. suesvors day at the Robert W. Stirling Pu | Mrs, Litzler, who died in St. Vin-/| {rian church, she was 82. former railroad electrician here ALFRED ELLIS Ky. ved a head out ently Yon = Wife! daughters, ters, Mr a Blanche Arnett and

) in | Indianapolis M : > ; landon’ cemetery. He operated & Tu" jemerson county Jan. 3, 0c PV Tria Schneider of In. |STation at Mayo Brothers’ clinic in dianapolis Motor Inn for the past (riding sideswiped a truck parked in LORETTA YOUNG SUED

C 12 years, died 1 ; furniture store at 02 Carson ave iges, and was married to fosa. "| dianapols, and brother, Albert (Rochester, Minn. will be held at 356 8. Gole st. ant x his home: ie 90 block mek Ni. She on ORES ANN ZAHN, | HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 17 (U.P) for 20 years. jLiier in Ys oa two sons. ©. | Merrill of Hillisburg. meth SOMES tery chapel, fol-| SUFvivors besides his wife, Jos-|driver of the car, Bessie McCarty| Indiana Bell Telephone Co. here, |[AC'Tess Lorefta Young and her hus. A: veteran of world war I Mv. es of Indianapolis ang prc. lowihg services in Cincinnati, 0. |cPDine, are three sons, Guy) Carljof 842 Broadway, was uninjured. was the purchaser today of the |band, Lt. Col. Thomas Lewis, to= McKenzie had been & war worker | Clavence.- In = New Guinea: two |EDWIN G. McNEAL Born in Kentucky 50 years ago ago, 2nd George; seven daughters, Mrs.| Mrs. Lucy Mayo, 72, of 2047 N.| 100,000th war bond sold to tele- |day were sued for $85,000 by Bugsy

refused medical| phone company employeés here. Stegel, who claimed that they

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