Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1944 — Page 4

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Services for Fred W. Rassmann, former real estate man here, will be tomorrow in Altamonte Springs, Fla., where he made his home. Mr. Rassmann, who was 62, died yesterday. He retired from the presidency of Emil C. Rassmann Inc, which he had held for more than 20 years, in July 1943, because of ill health ana moved to Florida. He had formerly practiced law but then became associated with his father in the real estate and insurance fleld, assuming he presidency when his father died n 1921. Born in Indianapolis Mr. Rass-

~{|mann graduated from Shortridge :|high school and the Indiana uni‘Iversity school of law.

He was a member of the Scottish Rite.

{| _ surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen ‘IL, Rassmann and ““1Emil C. Rassmann in New Guinea! 3 Fred W. Rassman Jr. “stationed in Ireland.

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' ED BOHN

Funeral arrangements were pend- ; ing: today” for Ed Bohn, city street | commission worker who died Sat- | urday at Flower Mission Memorial | i hospital after an illness of 18 iimonths. The body was taken to the Harry Moore Peace chapel. Mr, Bohn, who was 59, resided at 315 Hanson -ave. of Henderson, Ky. and had lived here 27 years. He was employed 20 years at Indianapolis Casket Co.,

and for the last seven years had in her suggestion that the midin worked for the street commissioners. pyjlding, the first permanent build‘Surviving are a son, Ernest A.| |ing "| Bohn, Miss Edna E. Bohn, New York; the city pe renamed Treadwell hall in mother, Mrs. Mary E. Bohn, In- honor of Capt. Thomas Treadwell,

Indianapolis; a daughter,

dianapolis; five sisters, Mrs. Lewis |

Schoeflin, Henderson, Ky., and Mrs. | | grounds.

Frank Eakins, Mrs. Harry Golder, Mrs. Herman Cox and Mrs, Minnie Cox, all.of Indianapolis, a brother,

Philip Bohn, Indianapolis, and two dedication ceremonies of the hall

grandchildren.

CLEMENT T. SMITH

Services for Clement T. Smith will (established them as the school

be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the] Robert W. Burial will be at Crown Hill. Mr. Smith died at his home. 819 N. Riley ave., Friday after an illness of nine months, A resident of Indianapolis for 50

{| years he had been employed by the] 2 Federal Foundry Co. for 30 years.as | Flan engineer, Mr. Smith was a memtid ber of Capital City Lodge No. 97, 4 Knights of Pythias.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Maude

#10. Smith, and three brothers, Wil- §| liam and Oren of Indianapolis, and | which Technical pupils Sortesponded]

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ESTHER SHOVER RITES PLANNED

One of 8 Original Members Of Technical Faculty Dies at 66.

‘her retirement last November, she He was a native was actively associated with the

Services - for Miss Esther Fay Shover, one of the eight original teachers chosen to start Technical high school, will be conducted by the Rev. Russell W. Galloway. at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Cremation will follow. Miss Shover, who was 66, died yesterday in her home, 2057%% Broadway, after an illness of seven months. A member of the English faculty of the high school from 1912 until

progress of the school. Her last activity in her endless research into the history of the grounds resulted

Stirling funeral home. | {student newspaper, was its advisor

erected . after the arsenal {grounds were given to the school

{first commandant on the arsenal

Founded School Paper She was honor guest at the reMay 22, 1943. She also cataloged

the old arsenal records which sh found in the Frankfort arsenal and

larchives in Treadwell hall. She founded the Arsenal Cannon,

from 1912 to 1916, wrote the. first | {school song, wrote and presented | |three school pageants on the dedi- | cation of the flagpole, the Indiana | | Centennial and Tech's 10-year pro{gram in 1922 and was the first | senior class adviser, Originator of the hurdle plan of | teaching grammar, Miss Shover wrote the “Grammar Review” an founded the Tech World . PenFriendship association through

with boys and girls in foreign countries. Even though she was retired, she | still thought of the high school and | began composing “An Ode to Tech.” Before her career began at Tech, | she taught at Kirkland high school, | East Chicago schools, Indianapolis | grade schools, Shortridge high school and as a substitute at Man- | ual high school. For several years! she ‘taught in the Butler ¥Riversity} extension division.

Attended Butler

She received her bachelor’s degree and master's degree from Butler, |

Purdue and Chicago universities and traveled extensively in Europe, the Mediterranean area and Pana- | ma. She was a, delegate from the Federation of Indianapelis Public | School Teachers to the Tokyo conference of World Federation of Education association. She was a member of Pi Beta Phi, the Second Presbyterian church, national and local educational associations and the Butler University Alumni association. Survivors are eight cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Mayo, Miss Edna Shover, Miss Lucy Shover, Mr. | and Mrs. 8. R. Lovickt Miss Nell Pease, all of Indianapolis, and Law- | rence Crull of New Point.

MARGARET PETERS '

The Rev, Ellis W, Hay, pastor of] the First Congregational church, will conduct the funeral services for | Miss Margaret Peters, 2342 N. Del-| aware st, at 8 p. m. tomorrow in| the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary | Cremation will follow. Miss Peters, who was 74, died in Methodist hospital Saturday night after an illness of five months. She came here five years ag from Allentown, Pa., where she ha lived most of her life. She was member of the Salem Reforme church in Allentown. Surviving are two sisters, Emma Davis and Miss Mamie | Peters, both of Allentown, and niecé&, Mrs, Charles R. Good of In dianapolis.

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_|florist on the South side, will be at 2 p. m, Brothers mortuary followed by burial in Memorial Park.

yesterday at his home, 614 Weghorst st., after an illness of five years,

years, Mr. Rieman came to. this country as a young man from Germany. He had been a florist all his life and was at one time in partnership with his brother, Henry W. Rieman. He was a member of the Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed church,

Rieman; two sons, Edward B. and Lewis-H.; a daughter, Mrs. Walter Hammond; a brother, August A. Rieman, and - three grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

MRS. SARAH PALMER

Palmer, who, died Saturday night at the home of a son, Hugh Palmer, will be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday at Boxley Methodist - church, Hamilton county. Boxley cemetery.

widow of George Palmer Jr. had been ill for: several months. Surviving are six sons, Hugh; William and Herschell Palmer, both of Indianapolis; Elmer, Elwood, and Ollie, Lebanon,

Anderson, Sheridan.

MRS. FRANK HATFIELD

Evansville for Mrs. Frank H. Hatfield, mother of Jack Hatfield, director of the Civic theater, died there Friday. ‘ Surviving are her husband; two sons, Mr. Hatfield and Joseph Hatfield, and a grandson, Joseph Hatfield Jr., both of Evansville.

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Last rites for Mrs. Isabel Herrington, who died Saturday at her home, 3615 Salem st. will, be held at 2 p. m. today at the home. Rev. Roy Ewing Vale, Tabernacle Presbyterian church pastor, will officiate. Cremation will follow at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Mrs. Herrington, who was a native of Galesburg, Ill, had resided here¥more than 40 years. She was a member of Tabernacle church and the White Cross guild. The widow of Wilson J. Herring--1ton, who died in 1936, she is survived by a son, Leonard W., Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. E. W. Bach, Peoria, Ill, and two granddaughters, Nancy Ellen Herrington and Susan O. Harrington, both of Indianapolis.

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Florist, 79, Lived Here for. "60 Years; Emigrated From Reich. ‘Services for Fred A. Rieman, a

tomorrow in Shirley

Mr. Rieman, who was 79, died A resident of Indianapolis for 60

WALTER 0. CHERRY

Final rites for 17-year-old Walter Oral Cherry, will be at 9 a. m. Wednesday in St. Joseph's Catholic church at Jasper. Burial “will be in Jasper, The youth died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital. Born in Jasper he came here in 1939 and attended Technical high school prior to entering the employ of the Packard Manufacturing Co. a year ago last May. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Grace Cherry; a brother, Lorin; a sister, Mrs. Mary Weininger, all of Indianapolis and three brothers serving in the marine corps. They are Theodore, Maurice and Charles.

MRS, HARRIETT LaRUE

Private funeral rites will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at Flanner & Buchanan. mortuary for Mrs. Harriett P. LaRue, Beech Grove resident who died yesterday morning at her home, 61 S. 9th st.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Dana

Final rites for Mrs. Sarah 8S.

Burial will be in

Mrs, Palmer, who was 85, was the She

Rojert, Sharpsville; tery. Mrs. LaRue, who was 60, was a native of Minnesota. She came to Indianapolis in 1892, later moving to Beech Grove. Surviving are the husband, John E. LaRue, and two sisters, Mrs. John A. Rush, Minneapolis, Minn. and Mrs, Gertrude M. Maddux, Bedford.

PARTY OPEN TO PUBLIC ,

A public card party at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in Fountain Square hall

nd two daughters, Mrs. Edith Cox, and Mrs. Essie Teter,

Services were conducted today in

who She was 73.

Burial will be in Crown Hill cee-1-

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Zion Church Merhber- Had & Lived Here for 65 Years.

Last rites will be held at 1: 30 p. m. tomorrow at the Robert w. Stirling funeral home, 1420 Prospect st, and at 2 p. m. at Zion Evangelical and Re- ,. formed church = for Mrs. Eleanor Rosemeyer, who died Saturday night. The Rev. F. R. Daries will officiate and bur * fal will be at’ Crown Hill. Mrs. Rosemeyer :.° who was 72, resided at 874 N. Mrs. Gladstone st. A g native of Germany, she had resided here for the past 65 years and would have-~ celebrated her 50th wedding anniversary Oct. 28. The wife of Fred Rosemeyer, she was a member of Zion church, the Ladies Aid society and Women's Guild of the .church and the Loyal Star of America. She is survived by her husband, four daughters, Mrs. Edna Landis, Mrs. Helen Craft, Mrs. Lillian Bruce and Mrs. Marie Lawrence: four sons, Herbert, Walter, Edwin and Fred Rosemeyer Jr.; and a brother, Henry Schakel, all of Indianapolis; 21 grandchildren and six greats grandchildren.

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WILLIAM H. DEAN

Services for William Henry Dean, a retired carpenter, will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Friends’ church at Kennard followed by burial at New Castle. Mr. Dean, who was resident of Kennard, died of a heart attack Saturday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Hugh Foust, 1316 E. Taher st. He was 82. Surviving besides Mrs. Foust are five other daughters, Mrs. C. A. Reed and Mrs. Myrtle Long, both of Ine dianapolis; Mrs. George Shults, Mrs. Shelly McClish- and Mrs. Pearl

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LOGANSPORT—Mrs, Alms rner, 67. Survivors: Sons, Virgil ~ Schuyler; daughter, Mrs. ne Ferguson; sister, rs. M. B. Willismaon; brothers, Charles and George hTmon SELLER Hobe b — St oast > Saher, usban an au rs, Mrs. Jerry France and Mrs. Wiliam Mee} ‘Homer Long; b o.. acy Sob Bakes: sia ; Bor ek bro ers, ames an © TERRE HAUTE—Hiram E Wilson, 68. Survivors: Wife, Nora; daughter, Mrs.

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MRS. WILLIAMS DIES:

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ness. She had been a resident of | Indianapolis 10 years.

Wednesday in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary conducted by the Rev. W, E. Gillette, pastor of the Broad Ripple Methodist church. ! Burial will be in Crown Hill, Surviving are -her husband, Herschell 8S. Williams; a son, Jerry: her mother, Mrs, D. H. Bellinger of St. Joseph, Mich.; four sisters, Mrs. E. C. Ayres and Mrs, Loren Hinkle, both of Marion; Mrs. Glenn Eikenberry of Flora, Mrs, H. 8. Hamilton of Indianapolis, and a brother, Dr. E. 8. Gillam of St. Joseph, Mich,

CARROLL BURGESS

tral ave., died yesterday at City hospital from burns reecived Saturday. Employed by the Singer Sewing: Machine Co., 126 W. Washington st., for the last 15 years, Mr. Burgess was cleaning some motors when the cleaning fruid caught fire, Born in Yorktown, he had made this city his home for the past 20 years, He is survived By his wife, Louise, and his mother, Mrs. Eva Burgess, Yorktown, Services have not been

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Funeral services for David Alexander = Chomel, founder of the Chomel Press Here, will be at 9 a. m. Wednesday in S88. Peter & Paul cathedral followed by burial in Holy Cross cemetery. Mr. Chomel, who -was 77, died yesterday at his home in the Spink Arms annex after ap illness of several years.

lived here for 62 years. Mr. Chomel founded the printing company which bears his name shortly after he came here and was active as head of it until he became ill. “The only immediate survivors

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are two sisters, Miss Marie Chomel

{and Mrs. Catherine McGrayel, both Coleman hospital after a year's ill- [of Indianapolis.

MRS. ANGLESEA EA DUGAN

Dr. FP. Marion Smith, pastod of the Central Avenue Methodist church, will conduct the services for Mrs. Anglesea M. Dugan at 3 p. m. today in Shirley Brothers central Lghapel. Burial will be in Crown an Mrs. Dugan, who was 79, died in Methodist hospital® Her home was at 6830 N. Pennsylvania st. She had been a member of the Central Ave=nue church for more than 50 years. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Walter P. Moenning of Indianapolis and Mrs. L. L. Ray of Eugene, Ore,

MRS. JULIA CAPLINGER \ Graveside rites will be neld at 10 a. m. Saturday at Crown Hill for Mrs. Julia PF. Caplinger, who died Sept. 1 in California. Mrs. Caplinger, who was 83, was born near Indianapolis, - residing here until 20 years ago, after which she resided both here and in Oakland, She was the widow of James B. Caplinger, who died in 1913. She is survived by, two daughters, Mrs. Hardes Smith] Indianapolis, and Mrs. Bernice Moller, Piedmont, Cal.; a son, Raymond B. of Indianapolis; five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

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