Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1944 — Page 7
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Former Legislator Dies at 64, Few Weeks After Fall From Horse. Rites for Luke W. Duffey, for-
“| Amott Exterminating C0. ||mossvine with burial tn Rushville ; 20 Mus. Ave... Mr. Duffey, who was injured in : ; the fall from a horse & few weeks = — “lago, died yesterday in Methodist < ; — hospital following an operation FriYOU CANTY BEAT “22 3 Born in Indianapolis, he was aci tive in farm circles and state and this to relieve TORTURE of Fa 2 JAM WHI irq vale oa an 'S FOOT om Elected to House in ’17 » So Many Druggiots Say! He received his law degree from Er Central Normal college and was admitted to the bar. In Plainfield
{farm bloc of the state legislature
He gained national fame when he deeded a farm with a mortgage and no equity to President Coolidge,
Member of Masons
He was a member of the Masonic lodge in Plainfield, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Columbia club, Survivors are his wife,--Mary;
of Terre Haute, Mrs. Harry
row at the J, C. Wilson chapel of the chimes. Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. Mr. Walters, a retired carpenter,
died at his home, 5356 E. St. Joseplt!
between | 5. Sunday after an iliness of seven weeks. He was 79. A native of Kentucky, Mr. Walters had lived here for 40 years. He
“lot St, Mark's church. His grand-
. Green; ‘a sister, Mrs. Wilma Hig- “| Doyle; his grandmother, Mrs. Em-
three daughters, Mrs. James R. 74%
"was associated with Riley hospital ' {for three years before her iliness,
_{and a brother, G. A. DeHority of
be Services for Charles Groot. Social Worker, Set Thursday|
Funerdl services for Charles S. Grout, s social worker here since before the turn of the century, will be at 3 p. m. Thursday in the Tyner mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill MF. Orout died yesterday at the home of & granddaughter, Mrs. | He was 86. He was born in Iowa, but gpent his childhood in Vermont. Me Grout came tp Tndiasiagolt
Mary Rhoades, 315 8. Lyhdhurst dr.
in 1881 and was employed by the Atlas Engine Co. until he became secretary of the Charity Organization society in 1893. While with the society, he organ~ ized the district office plan, Fairview Settlement, Social Service Church union, Cacant Lot Cultivation and aided in the development
p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle funeral home, Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery. Mr, Green, who had been employed by the Allison Division of General Motors for four years, died Sufhday in Sunnyside sanatorium
was 25. A native of Clay county he came here as a boy. He was a member
Surviving are his ‘wife, Mrs. Katherine’ Green; a daughter, Suellen
don; his stepmother, Mrs. Bertha
ma Pruitt, and an aunt, Miss Bessie Jane Green, both of Indianapolis.
MRS. ALICE CUDDY Mrs, Alice DeHority Cuddy, formerly assistant superintendenc of nurses at James Whitcomb Riley hospital, died yesterday in Veterans’ hospital after an illness of {wo
A native of. Elwood, she had graduated from Methodist hospital and
Mrs. Cuddy had also taken ftraining in New York, Ft. Wayne and Kansas City, Mo. She was a member of the Elwood Methodist church, Surviving are three sisters, Mrs, D. A. Wilson, Pelham, N. Y.; Miss Grace DeHority of Muncie and Mrs. Homer W. Dale of Indianapolis
Kansas City, Mo.
FREDERICK TERRY Frederick Terry, horse lover and publisher of The Horseman and Fair World, died last night in St. Vincent's hospital after a brief illness, He was 79, Mr. Terry graduated from the University of Iowa with a degree in
{civil eagirering in 1386. He served |
terian church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Hat- |
tie Walters; five daughters, Mrs.
Bernice Nichols, Mrs, Betty Jenkins, |
Mrs. Margaret Hiner and Arminta Van Treese, all of Indie anapolis, and Mrs. Lillian Fellmer | of Clermont; five sons, Bernard.
| Norman C., Joseph, Raymond and
Howard, all of Indianapolis, 16 [Sxanaciiaren and six great grand.
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{concurrently on the stafls of the {Grand Rapids Herald and the Chi- ! cago Horseman. He came to Indianapolis in 1907 {to start his own publication. His {home was at 3612 Washington blvd. | Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Isa- { belle Terry; a son, Robert T., and a | daughter, Mrs. J. PF. Buckner of Bluffton.
OLIVE KILER Services for Olive Kiler, teacher of the violin, were to be at 2:30 Pp. m. today in the Hisey & Titus mortuary followed by burial in Crown Hill, Miss Kiler died at her home, 38% N. Pennsylvania st, Saturday after a brief illness. She had taught at the Blind School of Indianapolis for 18 years as well as teaching privately. Miss Kiler was a graduate of the Cincinnati college of music and of
REBEKAHS PLAN MEETING Irvington Rebekah lodge No. 608 will hold’ a meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday at 54202 E. Washington st. Mrs. Alice Monical will pre= side.
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E | band, = |champ; sisters, & | Mary Rhein and Mrs. Olive Reed.
1onVANSVILLE Mi. Amanda Stuteville, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Michael Se Heltrich an Wa ayne inkler. effer, 88. Survivors: Jane and
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. Emma Katherine Ohning, 69. 8SurDaughter, Mrs. Helen Lents; , Mrs, Herman Schileman bro H. and Edward H. Muensterman, Survivors: Mrs, Mrs. Lou St
a N. Myers. Joe; daughter,
Bea Strickland, Mrs. FAIRMOUNT--James B. Mann, 83. Bur- . Roberts.
67. Survivers: Husband James; i 82. rt P. and Philip J.
vivor: = Sister, Mrs. Mary J. MARION-—Mrs, Lue Gardie Thompson, ude Jeffries; sister, ig Katherine Xiley, ters, Mrs. Charles Murphy and ler wa Kiley, Wife,
Bailey. Survivors:
Atkinson; brothers, Alen, ROY Jess. Orland ang Delbert; sisters, Mrs, liam Moody Hazel Atkinson,
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the ‘family for plates, bridgework, fillings, extractions and
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after an illness of 14 months. He |
TAKEN FROM RIVER)
Broad Ripple dam and ness road 431. The river was dragged and the body rescued after Billy Hancock, 14, of 65639 Carrollton ave, discovered the body when he was fishing and reported it to the police. MF. Maschmeier'’s coat and hat were found on a sand bar about 35 feet from the bank. A clerk at the Fletcher Trust Co., Mr. Maschmeier was discharged from the army two years ‘ago. Survivors are his father, Adolph, of the Roosevelt ave. address, and 2 brother: Willaiw M1 N. Bnudiy ave.
RANSFORD O. E. 8, MEETS Nettie Ransford chapter No. 464, O, E. 8, will hold its fall meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Prather Masonic temple, 42d and College ave, Mrs, Vera Comes, worthy matron, and Ray Howard, worthy
patron, will preside.
MASCHMEER'S BODY Rites for Mrs: Mary Pollack
Are Being Conducted Today
Rabbi David Shapiro and Cantor Sam Levin were to conduct the services for Mrs, Mary Pollack at 3 p. m today in the Aaron-Ruben mortuary. Burial will be in Knesses Israel cemetery, Mrs. Pollack, who lived at 4249 Carrollton ave, died yesterday in Chicago. ' She was 66. A native of Russia, Mrs, Pollack had lived in Indianapolis 25 years. She was a member of Knesses Israel Ladies’ auxiliary and the Jewish Educational association. Surviving are two sons, Morris of Zanesville, O., and Louis of Chicago; two daughters, Mrs. Harry Silverman of Chicago and Mrs. Arthur Benn of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Henry Dobrowitz, Mrs. Mollie Gerinstein and Mrs. H. Gerinstein, all of Indianapolis; a brother, Hyman Olsham of Indianapolis, and six grandchildren.
MARION DERAM ORE Funeral services for Marion H.
Deramore, 1925 N. Lyndhurst dr.,
who died Sunday, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle fu neral home Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr, Deramore, who was 47, had lived here for 30 years. He was a veteran of the- last war and had been employed as a machinist by the Allison Division of General Motors for 15 years. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Myrtle C. Deramore, and a sister, Mrs. C. W. Burres, both of Indianapolis.
MRS. LOUIS MITTENDORF
Mrs. Louis Mittendorf, a native of Indianapolis, died Saturday in Champaign, Ill, where she had moved after her marriage to Louis| Fo Mittendorf, a funeral director. She
was a member of the Champaign Social Service club,
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Children. Mr. Grout was & mem- 3 ber of the University Park Christian| Services for Fred E. Mtichell, 1269 church. W. 30th st, will be at 1:30 p. m. Surviving besides Mrs. Rhoades|tomorrow at Shirley Brothers CenSie Hie daughilers, Mis. Fiorence| al shape, Burial will be at ArMrs. Jessie Percifield, all of Indi- ‘Mr. Mitchell, who was 58. died anapolis; a sister, Mrs. L. T. Cowles] 0 A tesidnet here for man of Wichita, Kas., and several grand. hay. A y children. years, he had been employed on — public golf links for 20 years and ROY P. GREEN was & Seventh Christian church The Rev. Clyde Lininger, former | DEMbEr: Be is survived by his pastor of St. Mark's wife, church, will conduct the funeral gemma
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