Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1944 — Page 10

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Benjamin Gray Dies While = Visiting Kin in Madison

Word has been received here of Bible class of the Broadway Baptist church.

|the death of Benjamin D. Gray, {father of Miss Nellie Gray, 2446 N. | Delaware st, Thursday in Madison. Mr. Gray had made his home |with his daughter here for several fvears and was visiting relatives at {the time of his death. A retired | painting contractor, he was a native | of Brooksburg, Jefferson county, and |was 74. He belonged to the “101

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‘Retired Insurance Sales- | man, 69, Was 2 Native of Indianapolis.

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tor of the First Presbyterian church, will officiate at the services for Clarence E. Coffin at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Kregelo & Bailey funeral home. Burial will be in

Crown Hill, Mr. Coffin, a native of Indianapolis, lived at 3270 Winthrop ave He died yesterday in the Lilly clinic of City hospital after an illness of three months. He was 69. Graduated from Yale university in 1899, Mr, Coffin had lived here since except for six years from 1910 and 1916 when he lived in' Hood River, Ore. He retired 10 years ago from his duties as an insurance salesman. Mr. Coffin’s father, the -Jate| Charles E. Coffin, was treasurer of the Star Publishing Co. Mr. Coffin attended Shortridge high school and Philip's academy in Andover, Mass., before going to Yale. He was a member of Zeta Psi fraternity, a 32d degree Mason and a member of the Mystic Tie lodge, F. and A. M. surviving are his, wife, Mrs. Lenora Coffin; two sons, Cmdr. Clarence E. Coffin Jr. in the Pacific and Tristram Coffin of Washington, D. C.; a daughter, Mrs. James D. Peirce Jr. of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Charles H. Bradley of Indianapolis and Mrs, Jonas H. Ingram of 'Coronada, Cal.

GERTRUDE SCHORB Services for Mrs. Gertrude Lee Schorb, who died Monday at her home, 1010 N. Tacoma ave. Were to be conducted at 10 a. m. today at the Royster & Askin mortuary. Burial will be tomorrow afternoon in Oak Ridge cemetery, Effingham, IL

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MRS. WILHELMINA NOFFKE Services for | Noffke, a resident of Indianapolis | for the last 63 years, who died Mon!day in St. Vincent's hospital, will | be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Jordan funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill, The wife of Frank Noffke, 2239 Brookside 4ve., a retired machinist, | Mrs. ‘Noffke was born in Germany lin 1858 and had been. married to | Mr. Noffke 60 years.

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1936, was a native of Effingham, but had resided in Indianapolis 36

Survivors are a daughter, Miss {Ruth Schorb, Indianapolis, and two | brothers, Dr. C. E. Bellchamber and Harry A. Bellchamber, both of

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- Survivors besides Miss Gray, inMargaret Lantz, Indianapolis; ‘Mrs. | Elsie Smith, Greensboro, N. C., and Mrs. Lucie Johnson, Prospect, Ky. | Funeral services and burial were held Sunday at Madison.

Funeral services for Mrs. Angie Lena McCarty, who died Saturday in a local nursing home, were to be %t 2 p. m. this afternoon at the J. C. Wilson funeral home, with burial in|

New Crown cemetery. : Prior to her iliness- Mrs. McCarty resided at 60 N. Denny st. She was a member of the Barth Place Methodist church, Survivors are her husband, John H. McCarty; three daughters, Mrs. |, Bessie Elliott, Mrs. Hazel Morgan and Mrs. Margaret -Sensell, all of Indianapolis; three sons, Howard, Indianapolis; Charles R., a corporal in Italy, and Clifford 8, a captain staationed at New Orleans, La.; a sister, Mrs. Clara Allsmeyer, and & brother, Walter Woolwine, both of Indianapolis; seven grandchildren, including two in service, .George Elliott, in England, and Leo Elliott, in France, and one great-grand-child.

HAROLD BRILL Services for Harold Brill, an active member in Boy Scout circles in Indianapolis, who died yesterday at his home, 1407 Charles st, were to be held at 2:30 p. m. today. at the Aaron-Ruben funeral home, with

A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Brill was 23 and gradtiated from Manual high school, where he was an honor student. ® He had been {ll four years. Survivors are his father, David Brill, and two sisters, Miss Freda Brill, and Miss Mirriam Brill, all of Indianapolis.

HORACE W. GRAVER

Rites for Horace W. Graver will be conducted at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Harry W. Moore peace chapel, with burial in Memorial Park. Mr. Graver died Monday at his home, 802 N. Hamilton ave. He was 39 and was a discharged veteran of world war II. A natiye of Dearborn, he had lived in Indianapolis 25 years and formerly was employed as a cost clerk for the Engineering Metal Products Corp. He was a

and the Englewood Masonic ladge. Survivors are his wife, Clarice E.; his mother, Mrs. Abbie M. Graver; a sister, Miss Estella Graver, and & brother, Harrison, all of Indianapolis.

D. W. BRANNEMAN Delbert W. Branneman died this morning at his home, 1154 Congress ave, Mr. Branneman, who had been an invalid all his life, was 50. He was born in Indianapolis and

Christian church. Surviving are a brother, Walter S. Branneman; a sister, Mrs. Fred Fly; and two nephews, Maj. Lawrence Fly at Biloxi, Miss, and Arthur E. Busselle of Rochester, N. Y.

DECATUR HIGH CLUB INITIATES 61 TODAY

The Decatur Central high school Sunshine society will initiate 61 candidates at a candle light service

| HARRY SHAFFER

|“ Services tor Harry A. Shaffer, section manager at the Wm. H. Block Co., will be conducted by the | Rev. Floyd FP. Smith, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist church, at 1:30 | p. m. Friday in the Harry W. Moore | peace chapel. Burial will be in { Crown Hill, {| Mr. Schaffer died yesterday at | his home in University Heights. A | native of Wheeling, W. Va., he was 53 and had lived in Indianapolis | 15 years. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Edna | Keeler Shaffer; a son, Harry A. Jr.; |a stepdaughter, Mrs. Ruth Davidison, Greenwood; a stepson, M. Sgt. Robert Sturm, serving in England; | a sister, Mrs. Effie Barker, Cleve{land; a brother, Cpl. R. H. Shaffer, | sattioned in California,

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at 1:45 p. m. today. Club officers | who will conduct the service are {Margaret Rosner, president; Mildred Owens, vice president; Helen Hamilton, corresponding secretary, and Virginia Moore, treasurer.

~ Newly installed officers of the Decatur Hi-Y club are Ralph Fry, president; Lloyd Palmer, vice president: Gerald Mills, secretary-treas-urer: Robert Dorrell, chaplain, and Wallace Underwood, sergeant-at-arms. ¢

Eleven library assistants, appointed by Dean Thornberry, librarian, are Margie Barnett, Pat Carr, Doris Frazier, Carol Cox, Emma Jean Holman, Robert Dorrell, Joan Sample, Viola Westerfield, Dorothy| Remster, Pauline Remsburg and Virgil Doan.

State Deaths

FT. BRANCH—Charles Fred Strunk, 66. Survivors: Wife, Eliza; son, Emil; brothers, Frank and William; sisters, Mrs. |" John Springer, Mrs. Jack Schmidt, and Tena, MAGLEY—Noah P. Hetrick, 78. Sur vivors. Brothers, William and Harry. MONON—James Coffel, 73. Survivors: wife, Viola: sons, Virgil, Leslie and Bremen; daughter, Mrs. Leo Worland. PENDLETON—Harry L. Ireland, 77. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. George Tull s RUSHVILLE—Martin McFadden, 86. Sur-

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vivors, none, STOCKWELL—Floyd B. vivors: Father, Ray; brothers, Ray M [and Kay. SULLIVAN—Mrs. Josephine A. Wilkinson, 175. Survivors: Sister, Flora Amy Curry: Brother John PF.

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‘Dick’ Pinkston, 68. SurNettie: daughters, Mrs. 5 Pirtle, Mrs. Ruth Turpin and Mrs, Virginia Moody: sons, Ivan and Leo; sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Raley and Mrs. Cora Hoesman; brothers, william, Arthur, Davis, Carlton and

Louise McMahan Daughters, Mrs. Alta Kelly; son,

SUMMITVILLE—Mrs. Moore, 94. Survivors: Elda Black and Mrs. #<thur. * Bodine,

and x Mrs. Harry Glascock. WINAMAC—Ed ward J. Ewing, 64. Bur3 ward Jr., ters, Mrs. Anna Mrs, Kathka, ® Dorothy; sister Mrs. Ura Hine Mrs. Mayme Behelen an Mrs. Anna Wilson; brother, Ralph.

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