Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1944 — Page 10
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day after an illness of four months e was 69. A native of Germany, he had
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come to this country in 1801 and lived «in Indianapolis for 22 years, { He was a former employee. of the
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Freda Knoke: five daughters,» Mrs. Edith] Stoyer and Mrs. Matilda Scheier of} "© Mr. Knoke died at his home Sun-| Indianapolis, N&s. Scharlit Hall of X New York, Mrs. Bertha Parker -and Mrs. Fritzie Scheier of Indianapolis
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BITES ARRANGED
| Veteran of World War | to Be Buried Tomorrow at Carmel . .
Funeral services for Donald D.! Hobbs, who died: Sunday at his, ‘home in Carmel, will be at 2 p. m. ‘tomorrow at the residence followed by burial in Carmel. Mr. Hobbs was born July 15, 1894, in Fairmount and had lived in| Carmel 30 years. He was an insurance representative for the Hoosier Adjusting Co: | He was a member of the American Legion and had served over!seas 14 months during the last war. ‘Mr. Hobbs was also a member of the Masonic lodge at Carmel. | | Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Edith Hobbs; a daughter, Miss Johanne ‘Hobbs of . Carmel: twe brothers,| Cedric C. of Indianapolis, and Max | of Hamilton, O., and his mother, ! Mrs. Ira C. Hobbs of Celina, O. |
MRS. HAZEL MORRISON { | Rites for Mrs. Hazel Gray Morri- | | son, 5120 Norway drive, who died Sunday at St. Vincent's hospital, f were to be held at 9:30 a. m. today! | at the residence with high requiem | mass at Our Lady of Lourdes Cath-
me while I wuz unconshus.”
Floyd Caplinger | Services Are Set
SERVICES FOR _ Flovd Caplinger, 1308 N. Pershing ave, a former Indianapolis amateur baseball pitcher, will be held “at 1:30 po om. Thursday at the J. C. Wilson funeral home. Burial will be at New Crown. Mr. Caplinger,
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who died Sunday after a long illness, was born at Ver‘sailles but lived in Indianapolis most of his life. He was 35. Survivors are a son, William; the mother, Mrs. Anna Caplinger; six brothers, Murrell, Marcel“ and Clifford, all of Indianapolis, and “T. Cpl. Charles, Los Angeles, Cal.; Raymond, East St. Louis, and Pfc. Harold? Camp Breckinridge, Kv., and two sisters, Miss Marie .Caplinger and Mrs. May Weinbrecht, of this city.
Mr. Caplinger
HOMEMAKERS GROUP MEETS The Progressive Homemakers group will meet at 12:30. p. m Thursday at Haughville library, Mrs, Ellis Chrysler will give a lesson in
s | | to be in Calvery cemetery. . | Born in Rush county, Mrs. Mor-
| olic church at 10 a. m. Burial was rison had lived here most of her
life and was 48. She was a memow 1 - L ‘B= ber of Our Lady of Lourdes Cathi 1 olic . church, the. Altar society of
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unit .and- was .active-s4n- reeruiting-§ . she had received a citation of merit Field to Take Part for her work in war bond sales and In Services. vilian defense work. . In addition to her husband John a. m. Wednesday at the Harry W.! mother, Mrs. Mary Anne Smith and Moore Peace chapel, 2050 E. Mich- | an aunt, Miss Nellie D. Prendergast, isan st. for Capt. Tellas C. Lee. wjjjjam H. Prendergast, of Brookformer Indianapolis resident who lyn, N.Y, . | dent near Wayne, Mich., Sunday. |JOHN W. HEATON ‘Rev. Arthur Gage will officiate | Services for John W. Heaton, 709 A military escort from Stout field day, will be conducted at 10 a. m. will accompany the body to the|Thursday at Shirley Brothers’ Irvrites will be conducted prior to perguson. Burial will be in Tomburial, linson cemetery near Muncie. He this morning. A resident of Indianapolis for 20 Capt. Lee's wife, Mrs. Alice Lee, | years, Mr. Heaton was born at headon collision, today was reported | of his life before coming here. A improved at Wayne hospital where member of the Irvington Presbywreck are patients, Bethard Wall Paper Co. for seven Hears of Accident years and at one time was with the Details of the accident recelved partment of Sears, Roebuck & Co. {by the deceased's brother, J. ol Only immediate survivors are his collided with an auto driven by . | i John Koon, Wayne defense worker, | Edith Pomery, of Farmland. | Two occupants of the Koon car, | MRS. ANNA THIESING Henry Davenport and Marvin Fink, | Funeral services for Mrs. Anna bomber plant near Wayne, were | who died Sunday in a nursing home, ‘critically injured in the crash and will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow and Mrs. J. A. Schonitch, also of Burial will be in Washington Park. Wayne, received minor injuries. Born in Indiana Sept. 1, 1874, im September, 1942, was scheduled 30 years. She was a member of St. [to report to Ft. Sheridan, Ill, Mon- Paul's - Evangelical and Reformed |honorable discharge from the army O. E. S.. Her husband Joseph, died [taday, his brother said. {eight years ago. | nephew, Robert D. Lee, stationed carrie Nuniviller of Dayton, O. (with the army in the South Pacific. | 1 Funeral services for Mrs. Lulu M. FROM COUNTRY CLUB Cox, lifelong resident of Indian- |
Military” Escort From Stout Waves in Irvington. Recently had been a block chairman in ciServices will be conducted at 9:30 DeMotte, she is. survived by her {all of Indianapolis, and an uncle, was killed in an automobile acci- | ! and burial will be at Tipton, Ind.!N, Emerson ave. who died yestercemetery, and Masonic graveside ing Hill ‘chapel by Dr. John B. The body arrived from Wayne was 71, who was critically injured in the | pMuncie and had lived there most {she and five other victims of the terian church, he was with the paint and interior decorating deLee, revealed that Capt. Lee's car | io Anna G. and a daughter, Mrs. who also was injured. {employees of the Willow Run C. Thiesing, 1536 .Roosevelt ave, two occupants of the Lee car, Mr. |at the Harry W. Moore peace chapel. | Capt. Lee, who entered the army |Mrs, Thiesing had lived here for day and expected to receive an church and the Brightwood chapter, | Included among survivors is a Only survivor is a sister, Mrs. ! — MRS, LULA M. COX LIQUOR, CASH STOLEN apolis, who died yesterday at her
home, 2912 N. New Jersey st., will Burglars broke in the window of pe held at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the Indianapolis Country club yes- Speaks & Finn funeral home with terday, taking $183.55 in cash, sev- purjal in Washington Park. eral bottles of liquor, candy, '0-! She was the wife of Edward Cox, bacco, golf balls. and a 12-gauge who died 25 years ago. “shotgun. "Immediate survivors. are two F. A. Hutchins, 421 Blue Ridge brothers, Charles and John Kuhn, rd. manager, told deputy sheriffs both of Indianapolis. that the thieves were unsuccessful, eee meet i in breaking open two safes contain-! 0. E. §. SETS INITIATION | ing more than $20.000 and a quan-! Initiation services will be held hy tity of liquor. | Lawrence chapter, No, 384, O. E. S., ——————————————— |tomorrow evening at the Masonic SHRINERS TO REHEARSE hall. Mrs. Faye Riebel is worthy Officers of Indianapolis Shrine matron. No. 6 will hold a rehearsal of of-| — ficers at 8 p. m. Thursday at Castle CARD PARTY PLANNED Hall, 230 BE. Ohio st. Mrs. Mathilda! The library committee of the Tschudi. worthy high priestess. and Women of the Moose will sponsor a Joseph Robertson, watchman of the public card party at the Food Craft shepherds, will be in charge of the shop at 1:30 p. m. Thursday. Mrs. meeting. ! Ethel Hammond is chairman,
STATE DEATHS +
ALEXANDRIA Robert McClish, 12. Sur-) James C. Arend. 75. viLors Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred sons, Leland P. and Christie McChishe sisters, Mary and Fay, prothers, | ter, Mrs. Esther Lewis. Fred Jr. and Donald. SHELBYVILLE—Harry A Ouaks, 55 Sur-
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Survivors, Wife; )F daugh-
| BLUFFTON —Mrs, Elizabeth Milholland, | vivors: Wile, Lenu son Harry Jr. broth7). Survivors Hushund, George; daugh- ers, Robert, Albert, Carl and William ers. Mrs, Hoss Niblick, Mrs. Floyd Man-1Ouks ev. Mrs. Rolland Earhart, Mrs, Moody, Jesse C. Rhodes, 60. Survivors: Wife Wolfe and Mrs. Luster Yager; son, Glen | Clara; daughters, Mrs. Carl LeClere and brothers, Edward Bartlemay and Arthur| Mrs. Raymond Stuart brother, Earl Bartlemay. sister, Mrs. Harvey Sandman. | BRYANT—Mrs. Laura Goss, 61, Sur- SULLIVAN — Mrs. Myrtle Gaddie, 64. VIVOTS Husband, Adams: son, Artbur;! Survivors Husband. Parker; parents,
<ter. Mrs. Lola Bone; brothers, Arthur Isaac Brown and Delphe Hensley: sons.
and Lorenzo Rogers, | Willard. Walter and George Webb; sisCONVERSE—George W. Mark, 51. Sur- He Mrs. John Monroe, brother, Ben vienrs. Wife: son, Edwin; daughter, Mrs | Brown. _ Georgana Weaver, sister, Mrs, Harry! — me Rlackman. DUNKIRK—Mrs, Nora Clouse, 83. 8ur- BEAUTY SPECIAL! vores Hushand, Samuel; son, Howard: REG. 8.30 daughter. Mrs. Pearl Evans; brothers, | H I to a Daniel Foust and Charles Foust. ollywood v A HARTFORD CITY—Mrs. Anna W. West OIL WAVE s 17. Survivors: Sons, Charles J. Willlam H. and Samuel E. Wilson: daughters, $4.95 Harriett A. Gibson and Mrs. Carrie Steinhach: brothers, Alfred, John, Daniel and Inciudes test William Fuller: sisters, Mrs. Tom Gilland curl, shampoo, and Mrs. Rachael Dearduff. | hair fat and : neck trim. | 1.A PORTE—Afrnold F. Cox, 45, Surviv-| 1 ors: Wife, Frances; daughter, Phyliis; TORE SHolck | mother, Mrs. Frank Cox. i i A CHINELESS | MARTINSVILLE—Mrs. Nancy E. Hol-| All Work Guaranteed lingsworth, 86. Survivors: Daughters, | | Mrs, Ida Pointer and Mrs. Roy Truex; | i NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY | | son, John: brother, Wilson T.. Blue. | Ray Sheplor, 62. Survivors: - Sisters, | The PIERRE Beauty Salon | Belle Sheplor, Mrs, Nellie ‘McDowell and, 1010 Kahn Bldg. i | Mrs. Kate King; brothers, Thomas and} N. FE. Cor. Mer. & Wash. Sts.—MA-0842 J | | Philip. | |
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