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

ridge Honor Graduate Received Three

Scholarships.

‘Miss Nancy Bain Rawlings, an honor graduate of Shortridge high school, died today at Methodist pital after an illness of eight

months. She was 18. She lived at 8351 N. New Jersey with her mother, Mrs. Blanche Rawlings, a teacher at Shortridge igh school, and her brother, John. Miss Rawlings attended grade _ gchools No, “84 and 60 and ‘was ‘gradmated from Shortridge this : . She was active in school ‘organizations including the Echo, the Baton club, the Annual staff and S. P. Q. R. She received three ‘scholarships upon graduating: the Indiana university competitive scholarship, the Shortridge Foundation award and a part of the ‘Pratt-Brayton award. Services will be at 2 p. m. tomortow in the ‘Flanner & Buchanan | mortuary followed by burial at "Martinsville. The Rev. E. Burdette \ Backus, pastor of the All Souls : Unitarian church, will conduct the services.

. MISS ANNABELLE SMITH

Miss Annabelle Smith, a former; Emmitt Spencer and Mrs.

{ Albert Davis of Henderson, and _#nd a graduate of Central Beauty |

beautician with L. S. Ayres & Co,

| ~ gollege, was buried Sunday at " Knightstown. She was 27. © Miss Smith, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ts. John A. Smith of Knights- |

> town, died aftér an iliness-of- four, ~ gays. She made her home with her "sister and brother-in-law, Mrs. J. "BE. Bennett and Mr. Bennett of Greenfield. A brother, Pvt. Rupert Merrill Smith, in the South Pacific, {s among the survivors. Others are = wo sisters, Mrs. H. W. Schuneman of Greenfield and Mrs. Virgil " Thompson, New Castle; and anther brother, Kenneth Smith of —

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RITES WILL BE held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Beech Grove Meth~ odist church for Mrs, Katherine

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Burial will be in Washington Park. Mrs. Meade, who was Tl, was the wife of ‘John P. Meade. She was a member of Zionsville chapter No. 235, Eastern Star, and of the Beech Grove church. Mrs. Meade Surviving are the husband: two stepdaughters, Mrs. Effie Gilliland and Mrs. Lena Moore, Beech Grove; two sisters, Mrs, Barbara Niedenthal and Mrs. Mary Kriech, and two brothers, Henry and Michael Kuchler.

‘ROY STEELE, PAINTER,

IS DEAD HERE AT 52

Roy Steele, a painter, died today at his home, 240 Blake st. He was 52 and had lived in Indianapolis since 1927. Mr. Steele was a deacon at the Garden Baptist church and an active member of the ‘congregation. Services will be held there at 2 p. m. tomorrow and burial will be in Henderson, Ky. . Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Iva C. Steele,” his mother, Mrs. Mary Steele of Henderson; three sisters,

Mrs. Sherman Hill of Cario, Ky. | and a brother, Euria Steele of Indianapolis. ~

PETROVITSKY RITES

TO BE HELD SUNDAY

Jacob Petrovitsky, former Indianapolis resident, died yesterday in New York City. The body will be returned to the Aaron-Ruben funeral home where rites will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday. Rabbi Maurice Feuerlicht will officiate and burial will be at Indianapolis Hebrew. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Min-

HES Petrovitsky; two sons, Elbert].

| Petrie, Chicago, and Milton Petrie, li New York City; a daughter, Mrs Shelby Light, Philadelphia; three sisters, Mrs. Ida Harmon, Billings, Mont.; Mrs. Meyer Daniels and Mrs. Mary Drozdowitz, Indianapolis, and a brother, Samuel Meyer, Chicago.

CARD PARTY SCHEDULED The Burns-West-Streibeck auxfliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will sponsor a card party at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Post hall, E.

Washington and Denny sts.

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IN INDIANAPOLIS-EVENTS-VITALS

* EVENTS TODAY Td

Optimist; ch club meeting, Cotumbls club,

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& clvia league, fall meeting, school whan Jimes Patitaniy U8, gm.

hotel.

unds. Tannoy chapter, American War Dads, meeting, Hotel Antlers, 8 p. m, Curtiss- right ony. dinner meeting, Lincoln hotel, 7:15 m. Amalgamated Lithographers of Jnntica, meeting, Lincoln hotel, 8 p.

EVENTS TOMORROW

Indianapolis McGuffey association, meet-| RO)

ing, Cropsey auditorium.

MARRIAGE LICENSES These lists are (rom official records

Central ‘Berkshire show, state fair Ts

Ee , Chapman, "aii stat Biaiion. Cu dhol rke, . 8B. army, wpb Frances Matte Alford, 911] Lois

James Wesley Hipps, Ft. Harrison; Mil. dred Lucille Nees, 2526 N. New Jersey.

BIRTHS

Girls Ray, Margaret Gates, at St. Francis. Charles, Daisy Shockley, at St. Francis. William, Henrietta Skaggs, at St. Francis. Leova Cuthrell, at City. assie Norton, - Sur

therefore, is not responsible for errors agar

in ames and addresses

John Daniel Brown, U. 3. army; Beatrice Richardson, Morgantow Robert Francis Rankin, Te E. 50th; Shirley Madeline St. Pleite, n E. Kessler. Wilfred Williain Rife, rmy, Mia Beachy Donnis is * Dicks, iris | F Charles ‘Arthur Bool, U. 8. army; Erma Bl Jean Webb, 1420 W. 28th Prank Eugene Edwards, 401 8. Butler; Martha Hastings, 1636 N. Delaware, Irving C. Admire, Roosevelt hotel; Agnes Eberhard, 3022 ‘Ralston, Fred Penn, 615 N North; Fannie Sar- J

gent, €15 W. Nor Donald Paul Bixler. Mona B. dr, Woodruff Place; Helen Elizabeth Sayre, Rochester,

Minn Reatoid Landon, U. 8B. navy; Elizabeth Helen Hudson, 4726 W, Washington.

Boys = Harold, Lillian Aldrich, at St. nly, Edward, Marie Damrell, at St. Prancis. Samuel, Eleanor Earhart, at 8t. Francis, Sudan Bett: Gene, {llho!

William, Jane Saas, a St. Vincent's. Gerald, Lambrina Francis, at St. yinctat's. William, Betty Hurst, at Bt. vines Leon, Ruby Candler, at Colem Jenn, Florence H ted. at oateman,

n Coben, at Methodist. :

ed Jones, at Methodist, Earl, Mildred Stevens, at Methodist.

DEATHS

Sherman T. Shigley, 80, at 1826 N. Tllinols,

Sods at t 3410 B Washing: 5,30 Mothodis citgiame, = Beir Celia Can » 33. a} Tory Tf ig

hy carcinoma, =r tt, 60, & a Visitel e

itis. Dee Bell, 74, at bad cerebral oxy. Ida Mc at 731 ny, pul-

MOonAars Minnie 3 7, at 1322 Vills, carcinoma. Prank Thompson, 20, at Methodist, tuber~

: kidney. 3 Harry E Toner, 2, at ‘3415 Shelby,

ol Bchois, 6, at 717 N. Senate, Anna Elisa Johnso mn, 70, at 1651 ana Ril SE 80! Ogdon, George son, ania, “at city, tuberculous

. |SCHOOL TO OBSERVE CONSTITUTION DAY

George Bangs will be guest speaker at the Constitution day observance Monday morning at Washington ‘high school. Mrs, Shirley Bickerton will be in charge of the program. School officials also announced today thet Charles A. Garrison has been added to the physical education department of the school, Mr.

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