Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1944 — Page 7

24, 1944

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rs. Nora E. Luther, 70. Sur-

M. vivors: Husband, William T.; sons, Cletus

and Harry; daughters, Mrs. Ruth Neier, |C

Letha and Esther Luther. John Reynolds, 57. Survivors: Brothers, David and Mark; sisters, Mrs, Anna Jones and Miss Rachel Reynolds. :

ELKHART--Mrs. Ruth T. Toose, 54, Survivors: Husband, Donald; daughters, Mrs. Joe Lape, Mrs. Charles Homan, Mrs, William yeart and Mrs. Paul Abel; son, Eugene; brothers, Fred, Orie and Arthur; sisters, Mrs. Harvey Downey, Mrs. W. E. Wright and Mrs. Mike Christie.

FRANKFORT—-Mrs. Ida Susan Wagner, 78. Survivors: Sister, Mrs. Otto Lee; brother, Adam A. Newhart. HUNTINGTON-—Mrs. Ella May Mead, 53. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Lucile Allison and Miss Berneice Mead; son, John. MARION-—Harry Harding, 85. Survive ors: Daughters, Mrs. Arthur Schwaiger and Mrs. Frank Schwaiger; sons, Joseph. LYNNVILLE—~Frederick Siebe, 77. Survivors: Wife, Belle; daughters, Mrs. Hallite Robinson and Mrs. Aleen Murdack; sons, Arlos and Emory. NORTH MANCHESTER—Mrs. August M. Switzer, 54. Survivors: None.

~ WALDRON—Lionel L. Sever, 60. SurYivors; Wife, Eva; son, Kenneth; brother, m. ;

WABASH-—-Mrs. Plorence B. Jones, 62. Survivors: Husband, Homer; sons, John

and Edward; sister, Mrs, T. L. Btitt.

HAWKER RITES SET

Burial for Mrs. Nellie Taylor Hawker, 316 N. Walcott st., will be in Washington Park following funeral services at 2 p. m. tomorrow

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- Mrs. Hawker, who was 61, died Tuesday in her home. She was born in Peru and came to Indianapolis as a child. Survivors are her husband, Elmer; a daughter, Mrs. Bernice Jesse; her mother, Mrs. Frank Miller; seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

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Funeral services for Mrs, Norine E. St. Clair, an employee of the Wm. H. Block Co. millinery department 18 years, will be at 8:30.a. m. tomorrow in the Kirby Mortuary and at 9 a. m. in St. Philip Neri Catholic church, Burial will be at Holy Cross. Mrs. St. Clair,, who was 60, died yesterday in her home, 551 N. Rural st. Born in Bloomington, she came to Indianapolis when she was a young girl and was proprietor of restaurants at 243 W. Maryland st. and 3213 E. 10th st. She was a member of St. Philip Neri church, the Daughters of Isabella and Altar societies of the church and the Third Order of St. Francis. : Survivors are her daughter, Mrs. Pearl Harwood; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Williams, and two granddaugh- | ters, Bettie and Patricia Harwood, ‘all of Indianapolis, and a son-in-law, Cpl, Walter A. Harwood,

ALEXANDER STOWINSKY Rites for 1st Sgt. Alexander Stowinsky, husband of Mrs. Janet Witte

Stowinsky of Lawrence, will be at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the McCord. Funeral. Home. in. Lawrence. with burial at Ft. Harrison. *

{lowing an operation a week ago, He {had been in the army 12 years and was stationed with an armored unit: at Camp Campbell. | Besides his wife, survivors are four | children, Shirley Marie, 6; Herbert | Bernard, 5; James Richard, 3, and Victor, 18 months; his parents, Mr. | and Mrs, John Stowinsky of Scenery | Hill, Pa.; two sisters, Mrs. Marian Lardo of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mrs. | Doris Fitcher of Detroit, Mich., and! six brothers, William of Detroit, Victor with the marines in Jack-| sonville, Fla.; John of Bentleyville, Pa.; Lawrence and Frederick with the marines overseas and Allen, in the army in Massachusetts.

MRS. IDA M. BRUNS

The Rev. W. C. Ball will officiate at services for Mrs. Ida M. Bruns,

tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann | funeral home, Burial will be in! Crown Hill. | Mrs. Bruns, who was 58, died yes- | terday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mildred E. Mayer, 1230 N. Dearborn st. She had lived in

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MRS. MARILDA MARTIN

| - Services for Mrs. Marilda A. Mar- | tin, who died yesterday in the home {of her daughter, Mrs. Edna A. Pummill, 5325 E. 10th st. will be at 2 {P- m. tomorrow in the Harry W. {Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will {be at Washington Park. | Mrs. Martin, who was 91, was born in Indiana and lived in Indianapolis 35 years. She was a imember of the Centenary Christian church. Besides Mrs. Pummill, a granddaughter, Mrs. Jane Howard Monger of Indianapolis, survives.

| MRS. MARIA PEELLE

| Mrs. Maria Child Peelle, formerly | of Indianapolis, died Tuesday in! her farm home in Yates county, | i New York, according to word re- | ceived ere today. | | Mrs. Peelle had lived in Indi-| | anapolis 10 years before moving to! {New York in 1906. Surviving are | | four sons, Morris, John and Henry, {all of New York, and James of | { Richmond, and a daughter, Mrs. | | Arthur Allen of New York.

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