Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1944 — Page 6

S. SHOTWELL -

INERAL TODAY

Waid War | Veteran to Be :

Buried “in Arlington - National Cemetery.”

Rites will be held today in Wash-|

_ ington, D. C. for Charles S, Shot:

"well, former Indianapolis resident

’ Administration hospital. rial will be in Arlington national cemetery. A graduate ‘of ‘Culver Mistery) Academy, Mr. Shotwell served as major in the signal corps in woad| war I. He was decorated by the | king of Belgium in recognition of services in procurement of supplies, |T Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Anna . Hogan Shotwell; a son, C. Spencer | Shotwell, and & daughter, Mrs, John C. Grubb, all of Cleveland, O.; and ~ two brothers, Grier M. Shotwell, Indianapolis, and A. V. Shotwell, Bev-

erly Hills, Cal. MRS. ROSA HUMMEL

Services will be conducted at 8:30]

a. m. Monday at Feeney & Feeney funeral home "and at 9 a. m, at! St Joan of Arc Catholic church for Mrs. Rosa Foltz Hummel, who died yesterday at her home, 3210 Central ave. Burial wil be in St. Joseph cemetery. The widow of Charles J. Hummel,

who died four years ago, Mrs. Hum- |

mel had resided here 47 years. She; was 71 and was a member of St.

| Joan of Arc church and the Altar

society of Holy Angels church, Surviving are three daughters, Miss Clara Hummel, Mrs. Wilbert Shafer, and Mrs. Harry Yelton; two " pons, Edward and Joseph Hummel, and two grandsons, Jimmie Joe and David Shafer, all of ‘Indianapolis.

BLU UFFTON—James R. Bowman, 28. Survivors: Wife, Betty; parents, Mr, and Mrs. Luster Johnson wman; -daughter, Rebecca Ann; son, Jon Allen; brother, Harold.

Y CITY_Rhilip Beatty, a8. M th - daughte

Earl; sister, rs Ezekiel, “Oliver and William.

“EVANSVILLE—Harvey QO. Kirkpatrick, Suivivars: Wife, Julia; son, Charles; . Mrs. Mary Lawrence.. . Schwitz, 66. Survivors: Wife, Pernecia; daughters, Mrs. \ Arthur Creek, Helen, Zelda, and Velda Schwitz; sisters, Mrs, Stanley Stagg, Mrs. Emma Hodson, | Mrs Sam Troyer, and Miss Ada Schwitz; brothers, Julius, Frank, Otto and Sam Nicholas Herrmann, 78. Survivors: Wite Margaret; sons, Louis, Henry, John and Carl; sisters, Mrs, Carrie Sabin and Mrs. George Helmuth; brothers, Joseph and

AN gust " M. -Lipking, 71. Survivors: Daughter Mrs. Oscar Ditzer; sister, Mrs. John Becker; brothers, Tony and Lewis,

KOKOMO—Mrs, J. N, Comer, 81. Sure { vivors: Husband; sons, Elmer and Wils | lam; daughter, Mrs. Mark Powers; broth- | ers, Charles Lee and Arthur Lee.

LA PORTE--Frank Erk, 68, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Joseph King, _ Murs. James Juranek, and Miss Bessie Erk; sons, Jerry and George.

Walter A. es

‘Rites Tomorrow

Rev. William H. Knierim, pastor of Emmanuel Evangelical and Re- | formed church, will conduct rites at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow. at J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes for Walter A. Rieman, sales representative for the Central Rubber and Supply Co. who ied yesterday at Methodist hospital. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. A life resident of \Indianapolis, Mr. Rieman had been with the Central lumber company for the past 20 years. He was & member of Southport Masonic lodge and Emmanuel church. Sufviving are the parerits) and Mrs. Fred Rieman; the Te Mrs. Violet Spilker Rieman;® daughter, Miss Norma Rieman; & sister, Mrs. Walter- Hammons and two brothers, Edward B. and Louis |\ Rieman, all of Indianapolis.

MEGREW AUXILIARY MEETS

The Maj. Harold C. Megrew auxiliary 3, United Spanish War Veterans, will met at 8 p. m. Monday at Ft. Friendly. Mrs, Dora B. Love,

president, will preside.

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‘NEW ROSS—William 2 ih %8. Sur-| vivors: Wife, Susan; and Alongo; daughter, Mrs, Hester Mae Cra. |

"NEWTON—Mrs, Eva H. Purdue, 83. Survivors: Husband, Thomas; daughter, Mrs. |

OAKTOWN-—James D. Landrith, 74. Surrs, vor: Son, James; daughter, Mrs. Bonnie me.

RUSHVILLE-William H. Smith, 67. Survivors: Sons, William, . Abie H., Robert, George; daughters, Mrs. Oliver A, Alexander, Mrs. John Hampton; brothers, Jacob, Joseph; Sisters, Mrs. May West, Mrs. Dollie Richardson.

SEYMOUR—~Leo J. French, 59. Survivors: Wife; sons, Lawrence, ‘Charles and Domai dangles, Mrs. Bernard Gerth, Anna Rita - French, Miss Rosella BN Miss Virginia Prench; brother, William: sister, Mrs. Margaret Bosschert, Eddie D. Holmes, 48. os Sister, es Hattie Aulmann; brother, Charles olm! Mrs, Laura W. Schudbr, 45. Survivors: Husband, Delmer C. Schuder; daughter, Mrs. Anna Weber; son; sisters, Mrs, Boxman, Mrs. Edward Steinkamp; brothers, Karl Webber and Elmer Webber; mother.

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SUMMITVILLE—Harlas Garner Thomas, 1. Survivors: Daughter. Mrs. Rena Doan; brother, Dr. W,

SERVICES SET FOR MRS. CORD

County Surveyor’s Mother

Had Resided Here for 25 Years.

Final services for Mrs, Arabella McCord, who died Wednesday at the home of her son, Paul R. Brown, county surveyor, will be held at 10:30 3. m. tomorrow at the Harry W. Moore peace chapel. Rev. A. M. Brown, pastor of East Tenth Street a | Methodist church, will officiate and burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. Mrs.” McCord, who was 82, was a native of McCordsville and had resided in Indianapolis 25 years. She was 8 member of the East Tenth Street'church. Mr. Brown is the only immediate survivor,

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RAY O. HOOVER Funeral rites will be held today in Akron, for Ray O. Hoover, former Indianapolis resident who died Tuesday night in a Rochester hospital. Mr. Hoover, who was 62, had been ill three years. A native of Akron, Mr. Hoover resided here while he was employed by Big Four railroad. He returned to Akron several years ago. He is survived by the wife, Mrs. Myrtle Burns Hoover; a son Charles Hoover, Salem, Ore.; a sister, Mrs. Lucille Farley, Gowlanda, N. Y., and a grandson.

MRS. MABEL LEE

Rev. R. M. Dodrill, pastor of Broadway Baptist church, conducted funeral services this morning at the Moore & Kirk Northeast funeral home, 2530 Station st. for Mrs. Mabel Lee, who died Tuesday night at Methodist hospital. Burial was in Washingion Park cemetery. Mrs. Lee, who was 36, was the wife of Murphy Lee, 1845 Houston st. A native of Mitchell, she had lived here 18 years. She was a member of Mitchell First Baptist church, but attended the Broadway church here, Surviving are the husband; a daughter, Carol Ann Lee; two brothers, Cpl. James Ball, now in North Africa, and Pfc. Garis Ball, a marine id the South Pacific, and four’ sisters, Mrs. Ruth Condon, Columbus, and Mrs. Gertrude Burton, Mrs. Mary Tickfer and Mrs. Audra Chrispen, all of Kokomo, and the father, Frank Ball, Mitchell.

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‘MICKLEYVILLE FETE:

The annua] two-day fall festival ‘sponsored by the Mickleyville ‘vol|unteer fire department and’ auxiliary will open eoday, continuing through tomorrow night. The festival will be staged at the jire department building with Mrs. Nick Owens, president of the auxiliary, and Toney Flack, president of

the fire department, in charge,

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Last rites will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the G. H. Herr. mann funeral home, 1505 S. East st., for Jap Willis, one of the last] expert horse team drivers, who died yesterday morning at his home, 824 Bradshaw st. Rev. Norman H. Schultz, pastor of Garfield Park ‘Evangelical and Reformed church, will officiate and

burial will be in Round Hill ccmetery. A native of Fountaintown, Shelby county, he had lived here, almost 72 years. His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Willis, died 57 years ago. Mr. Willis was 85. . Mr. Willis drove six, eight and 10-team horses for the Indianapolis Brewery Co., for more than 30 years and once drove President and Mrs. Cleveland. in a parade here in 1886. He received a bouquet of flowers from Mrs. Cleveland in token of a special harness he designed for the President's carriage. During prohibition he worked several years for the Pennsylvania railroad as a crossing- watchman and detective. He was employed as a janitor by the school board at the time. of his retirement about 16 years ago. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Gracie Mae Hare, North Vernon; three granddaughters, Mrs, Lola Lewellen and Miss Mildred Hare, both of 4821 Matthews ave, and Mrs. Helen Kohler, Columbus, and

four great-grandchildren.

ARTHUR SHULSE

Arthur Shulse, chief clerk to the master mechanic of the New York Central railroad here, died at St. Vincent's hospital yesterday after becoming ill at his work a few hours earlier. He was 60. Born May 15, 1884, in Lebanon; Mr. Shulse had lived here 41 years and had been employed by the New | York Central 40 years. He resided at 303¢ Broadway. | He was a member of Veritas lodge | No. 608, F. and A. M.; Indianapolis Chapter No. 5, R. A. M.; Indianapolis Council No. 2, R. and S. M.; Brightwood lodge No. 655, 1I.-O. O.| F.,, and VanWinkle chapter of the Big Four Veterans’ association. Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Laura E, Shulse, and a son, Thomas M. Shulse, both of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs, Ola Wélls, Lebanon. “Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Sunday at Harry W. Moore peace chapel and burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery, Lebanon. !

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