Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1944 — Page 10

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Resided Here for 48 Years.

Rites for Corydon C. Collins were to be at 2 p. m. today at the Price funeral home, with burial in Crown

Mr. Collins died Monday at his He

operating a stand at City market for 45 years. He was born in Ohio. He was a 32d degree Mason and a

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Nellie

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Mrs. Louisa Tamm Speckman, an Indianapolis resident.75 years, died yesterday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Clara Mueller, 1218 E: Vermont st She was 78 and was {a member of the Zion Evangelical | church. { Services will be held at 10:30 ia. m. Friday in the Grinsteiner funeral home. Burial will be at Crown Hill. The Rev. F. R. Daries, pastor of the Zion church, will officiate. Survivors ‘besides Mrs. Mueller are two other daughters, Mrs. Elfrieda Rodgers, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Lillian S. Kistler, Canal WinO.; a son, Henry, Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Hagacre, Mrs. Bertha Shearer, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Dora Eckert, Antigo, Wis.; four grandchildren and four great-grandchil- | dren.

GEORGE R. BLESSING George R. Blessing, a resident of Indianapolis ‘and vicinity many years, died yesterday in the home of a son, Thomas, at Mt. Jackson. He was 75 and had been employed by the Link-Belt Co. 29 years. He retired three years ago. Services will be held at 2 p. m tomorrow in the home. Burial will be at. Crown Hill Survivors besides Thomas Blessing are another son, Paul, in the two sisters, Mrs. J. F. McTarsney and Mary J., both of Indianapolis; four grandsons and three nieces, all of Indianapolis.

REALTORS WILL MEET Members of the Indianapolis Real Estate board will vote on proposed changes in the by-laws drawn up by a special committeé during their meeting tomorrow in the Washington hotel.

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MISS M'NANNY DIES AT HOME

Funeral to Be Friday for Republican Party Worker.

Miss Emma McNanny, retired em-

and active Republican party worker, died yesterday at her home, 2341 Carrollton ave, Miss McNanny was 75 and had been employed by the Graybar Co. 28 years. She was a member of the Methodist church, the Indiana Women's Republican club and the Telephone Pioneers of America. Survivors are two sisters, Miss Nell McNanny, Indianapolis, and Murs. Fred Sleigh, Shoals, and several nieces and nephews, Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Friday at Shirley Brothers’ central chapel, Burial will be in Crown Hill

ISAAC H. ESTEP

Isaac H. Estep, a car inspector for the Pennsylvania railroad, died yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Vena Wyne, 1156 King ave. He was 60. Survivors are two other daughters, Mrs, Irene Hollingsworth, Indianapolfs, and Mrs. Fern Boland, Deercreek, Ill; three sons, LaVerne L. and Finley, both of Indianapolis, and. Willard .D., serving with the navy; a sister, Mrs. Rosa Herrin, Sheridan, and a brother, Harvey, Somerset. Services will be held ab 1.p..m. tomorrow at the residence, with burial in Floral Park cemetery.

Rites and burial were held at

and was a member of the Christian church at Arlington, Survivors are the wife, Mable, and

| a daughter, both of Wahena; four || | brothers, Roy and Floyd, Indian- | apolis,

and Charles and Lowell, Devil's Lake, N. D.; an aunt, Mrs. LuWilla Palmer, Indianapolis, and

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ALBERT WORM

Meat Packer for 50 Years|s Retired in 1938; Services At.2 P. M. Friday.

Albert R. Worm, Indianapolis

BN | meat packer for 50 years, died yesa | terday at his home, 1215 E. 59th st. Mr. Worm was 74. After coming to Indianapolis he was proprieter of the Hoosier Abattoir, 621 W. Ray st, and served as active head of that concern until his re rement in 1938. Mr. Worm was a charter member of the Rotary club of Indianapolis and in 1935 made a trip to Germany, where he visited Rotary clubs in Berlin and other large cities. He was a member of the Scottish Rite, the Columbia club, the Murat Shrine, the Indianapolis Chamber the Broad Ripple lodge No. 643, F. and A. M., and the Zion Evangelical church.

Services will be held at 2 p. m.

Friday at the Hisey & Titus mortuarywwith the Rev. F, R. Daries, pastor of the Zion church, officiating. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

His wife, Anna, survives him.

ADOLPH R. MANKE

Rites were held yesterday at Oakland, Cal. for Adolph R. Manke, a former Indianapolis resident, who died Sunday at his home there. He was 58. Born here, he went to Spokane in 1909. At the time of his death,

Oil company. sons, Harold, Oakland,

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son, Hollywood, Cal,

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Survivors are the wife, Ella; two and Lt. (j.g.) Robert Manke, in the South his mother, Mrs. Bertha three brothers, Emil, Detroit, Reinhold, Buffalo, and Otto, Los Angeles, Cal; two sisters, Mrs. Clara Elliand Mrs. Frieda Akers, Indianapolis, and one

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oung. William M. Shepherd, 62. Survivors: Wife, Grace; sons, Darrell David, Robert, Prederick and James; aughters, Mrs. Reita Pyle and Mrs, Eileen Armstrong; brother, Melvin. SULLIVAN—Willlam H. Wees, 77, Bur. tvivors: Wife, Nannie; daughters, Mrs, Lulu Bledsoe and Mrs. Dohna Wall; son, Jack; sisters, Miss Josephine Wees and Mrs. Anna Vaughn, Charles R. Magill, 63. Survivors: Wife, Chloe; daughters, Mrs. Cecil Smith, ‘Miss ShiMey Magill, Mrs. Lea Morris and Mugs, Walter Asbury; sons, Max and Edwdrd; brother, Williah. : WABASH—Mrs. Sarah Emily Green, 77. Survivors: Sons, Leo Frederick and Robert Frederick; sisters, Mrs. Amanda Creps, MIS. Helen Rush and Mrs, Erizabeth r - oy A. Mullen, 70. Survivors: Wite, Gertrude: sons, Lester, Robert. and *Roland; daughters, Mrs. Arthur Ward, and Hildreth; sisters, Mrs, Clarence Bryan and Mrs. Irene Stanton.

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