Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1944 — Page 4

Here Dies of Injury at Age 90.

Services for Mrs. Mary M. HechBeech Grove, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Robert W. Stirling funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill,

Mrs. Hechinger, who was 90, died y as the

hospital yesterda of a fall Sept. 14th when she

er, 150 S. Fifth ave,

in City

Tesult ‘broke a hip.

, resident of Indianapolis for over moved to Beech Grove Mrs. Hechinger was

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Brier of Beech Grove, and

port; nine grandchildren and four

grandchildren,

Martin T. Crawford of Effingham

IN, was buried Friday in Lakes

Charles cemetery, St. Louis, Mo.

His wife, Mrs. Mardena Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Willard Hess, 2152 N. Meridian st.,

Mr. Crawford died in Effingham last Wednesday after suffering a stroke Sunday. He was an employee

of the Shell Oil Co

Surviving besides his wife and son are his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Crawford; a brother, Richmond Crawford, and a sister, Mrs. Elma DeBonnaire, all of St, Louls,

Mo. FINNS FREE LEFTISTS

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 26 (U. P.).—

number of prominent leftists from prison, including Mauri Ryoemae, former head of a pro-Soviet asso‘ciation which at one time had more

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EVENTS TODAY

te of Park executives

American Instite! Woates sark yy pole meeting, com-

J muni tor, 7 - 4 congress, Hillside

Christ urch, 7:30 m. Rath w Sarvion 8 club, Incheon, Lincoln otel_12: + Assoctation of Indiana, i hotel,

m. juncheon, Lincoln hotel, na Grain Satparation, dinner, Lincoin hotel, 6:30 p. m. S—————————— EVENTS TOMORROW trition Cline, state board of health j all day.

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12:15 p.

MARRIAGE LICENSES

These lista are from official records Sherefers, 1» not responsible for errors in sames and addresses.

Bdward Poulkner. U. 8. army; Betty Penty, 621 3 New Yi t Doerr, v. 8. army; Bernice sher-| © ick, 3047 Clifto) rdon 8 W. th;

ABChenh, "Washington ohn ee

Anna

, Box U. 8. army: Herron. R. R. 15, Box 445-A. aries Brozenske, U. 8. army; Ann Riley, "3245 W. Washington. Held Jr 5 8, army; Phyllis Sinz-

Margaret

2% B der, lois 1016% Vigil: Edith Lowery,

b on 901 N. Moi A Jersey; Margaret Thoele, ‘Earl Pranks,

843 N. Meridia 1218 Fietcher: * Violet Bradshaw, 1318 Fletcher 1346 N. Senate; Ruby nk Tretols, U. 8. army; Pauline Andrie, : 3619 W. . Washingt 8 army; Betty Pal-

ler d L. Oder, iio = Palmer; Cath“erine Carman, $10 3 Mildred

Blackwell, 1. Poha . BE 14/1 n { fb URGICALINOUSE Nm: : i ATHLETE'S FO0F AT {a Doctor's Jormls) promptly relieves itch: and on contact

‘army:

and spread Athlete's Foot. 85 years’ ucoern All drugstores, ZEMO ————————

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Wright J. Sherrard, commanding officer of Stout field, has been promoted to lieutenant colonel. He piloted troop carrier transport planes in the invasions of North Africa, Sicily and Italy. Stout field is headquarters of the I troop carrier command.

Doubts Soldier Vote Tampering

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Sept. 26 (U, P.)~Cass County Clerk Dewey Schmidt, who last week said that he suspected tampering and censorship of several war ballot letters from servicemen, doubted today that his first impression was correct, Schmidt received another resealed envelope yesterday from a serviceman in the Pacific area, It , had been opened after sealing and transparent tape had been placed across one end. But the Pacific fighter wrote on the envelope that he had reopened it to make sure the ballots were prepared properly. The clerk said that the other “tampered” war ballot letters may have resulted from similar circumstances, or that heat and moisture in the Pacific climate had ‘sealed the ertvelopes before they reached the voter, requiring that they be opened and resealed.

JAP WOMEN FACE DRAFT

MOSCOW, Sept. 26 (U. P.)—A Tass Soviet news agency dispateh | quoting the Tokyo newspaper Nippon Sangyo Keizai said today that the Japanese government had decided to issue a decree to mobilize 64,000 women into a voluntary women's labor corps.

Aus iin, 83 Kesslj Uk OE army; Margie Croft, Chester a he 5 JO Highland; Mary Gan Ph Fletcher, Vo U, 8. army; Elizabeth Pler, 3948 Washington blvd, Andrew eo i army; Ethel 1721 Bellefontaine; Saralee 2337 Northwester: Berthold Hofman, 1449 8, Talbott: Thelma Liehr, C Si Charles Clark ton; . Lodoris Davis, Hare Blatt, 3% Henry; Bessie Smith, Taylor Jackies, U. 8 army; Elizabeth Loehr, 441 “army; Mary

0 EK Washington Raymond Saliahan, U. 8 drich, 3 uiifo Ancil ge gmal hd ine Jinthrop; Frances McG Ss Sian Hamilton; Helen "Si N. Hamilton, , Los eles, Cal; Balle Fisk, 3034 Park Irvin Harkins, Zionsville; Grace Rizey, 1524 E. 17 . Wilner Base, U. 8. army; Leonia Zems, ®' n Wisconsin; Careland weed.

William

mas, 801 641 N.

om i” Holston.

A Jarman drive; y Shafer, erson.

BIRTHS Girls

Wilber, Vivian Dobson, at Bt. Francis. Kenneth, Dorothy Greson, at St. Francis. Lee, Anna Whitis, at City. Virgil, Mary Bryant, at St. Vincent's, Robert, Dorothy Hopkins, at St. Vincent's; Harold, Ruth Powell, at St. Vincent's, Walter, Mae Pratt, at St. Vincent's. Allison, Helen Walsh, at St. Vincent's, Herbert, Adele Weinstalk, at Bt. Vincent's, George, Ruth Bertrand, at Coleman. Herbert, Gladys Mills, at Coleman. Pr Josephine Tillett, at Coleman. Ray, Dona Black, at Methodist. Jay, Dora Bryan, at Methodist James, Rosemary Campbell, at “Methodist. William, Mildred Dehu, at Methodist. Robert, Juanieta Moore, at Methodist, Robert, Sara Ryker, at Methodist. Robert, Julia Hartsock, at 950 N, Olney. Boys Lee, Ethel Conover, at St. Francis. Charles, Lila Sallady, at St. Francis, Jay, Edith Chapman, at St. Vincent's, Von, Alice Goodwin, at St. Vincent's. Elden, Jeane McGraw, at St. Vincent's, Lewis, Loretta Skeeters, at Coleman. Lawrence, Helen Alley, at Methodist, Russel, Ethel Cooper, at Methodist. Robert, Helen Lowder, at Methodist.

DEATHS

Cyrus Vaughn, 76, at - St. Vincent's; uremia. Iola Fentress, 27, at 2637 Boulevard pl, pulmonary tuberculosis. Chester W. Albright, 57, at Methodist, chronic nephritis, Cora, } McCarthy, 60, at City, cirrhosis of i Th oaare Venckeleer, 67, at 2354 N. Dearborn, sarcomas. Grover Danijel Gise, 58, at 116 8. Ban: croft, pneumonia. Albert W. Sheeks, 72, at Long, carditis, Lewis Samuel Bolander, 60, at 1330 8. Talbott, coronary thrombosis.

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owelry Co., Inc.

RS. HYDE DES

Death Occurs at Oak Park,

ll. Once Served Two Churches Here.

months. The preached at the old church here. He re five years ago. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ger-

yde

Murray Izard of Chicago; a brother, Dr. Preston S. Hyde of LeRoy,

Indianapolis, and two grandchildren.

ROBERT H. LONG

Robert H. Long was buried in Anderson cemetery yesterday afternoon after services conducted by the Rev. Roy V. Davis of Southeastern Union Community church

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The Rev. R. Scott Hyde, former pastor of the Irvington Methodist church, died yesterday in Oak Park, Ill, after an {illness of several

Rev. Mr. Hyde had also! Park almost

trude W. Hyde; a daughter, Mrs.

O.; a sister, Mrs. T. M. Staver of

Services for Mrs. Louisa Kautsky, 5500 Madison ave. will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Bert T. Carson, 5305 Madison ave. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mrs, Kautsky died yesterday in Methodist hospital after a brief illness. She was 75. A native of Indianapolis, ‘she was a member of the Edgewood Methodist church. Surviving besides Mrs, Carson are two other daughters, Mrs. George Bixler of Indianapolis and Mrs. Clara Wright of Greenwood; a son, Frank of Indianapolis; 14 grandchildren and ‘seven great-grand-children,"

HAROLD B. WINEGAR

Harold B. Winegar, 29 years old, will be buried in Carlisle after serv-

Fitt of Muskegon, Mich. MRS. NITA LINEBACK

will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. Mrs. Lineback, who was 68, died yesterday at her home, 1022 S. Laclede ave., less than four months after the death of her husband, Horace W. Lineback. : A native of Toledo, O., she had lived here since 1895. She was a member of Asbury Memorial Methodist church, Surviving are three sons, Francis M., Horace T. and Charles D. Line‘back, all of Indianapolis, seven grandchildren and one great-grand-

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