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BERTHA SMITH'S

‘| dianapolis 40 years, residing at 11

FUNERAL TODAY

Resident Here 40 Years To Be Buried at Alexandria.

Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Smith, who died of a heart attack Wednesday in front of 3260 N. Illinois st., were to be at 3 p» m. at Shirley Brothers’ central chapel, with burial in Alexandria. A native of Madison county, Mrs. Smith was 64 and had lived in In-

W. 33d st., at the time of her death. she was a member of the Baptist church at Orestes. Survivors are her husband, Nathan; five daughters, Mrs. Thomas Raymond, Mrs. Thatcher Massey, Mrs. Pierre F. Goodrich and Mrs. Robert Klaus, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. John P. Hutton, Long Beach, Cal; a sister, Mrs. Elmer E. Brown, Cicero; two brothers, Stanley V. Cook, Dayton, O, and John C. Cook, Orestes, and 10 grandchildren.

LIST HONOR ROLL AT TECHNICAL HIGH

Seventeen Technical high school students with stright A plus records and 97 others with high honors were among the 429 students of the school to make the honor roll during the last six week's grading period. Those making straight A plus cards are: Gloria Fischer, Martha | Ginger, Barbara Hacker, Janet McDonnell, Patricia Schroth, Aileen Thompson, Robert Atherton, Norma Brenton, Joan Bryant, Mary Lou Carnine, Betty Jean Dean, James D. Esamann, ‘Sue Rosa Fisher, Natalie Graham, Dixie Johnston, June Jones and Marjorie Lowe.

Students with high honors are: Raymond P. Brew 3 uck, Wilma Clark, John DeMasie, George Eckstein, Carolyn Edwards, Lois M. Hamman, Audrey Hancock, Eva June Hundley, Jo Ann Hynes, LaVonne Helm, Carol Heyer, Jean Hollansworth, Barbara L. Jones, Donald Keyt, Robert Lane, Colleen McConnell, Jeanne McCoy, Harry Mann, Mary Louise Masters, Miriam Muhlenbruck, Patricia Palmer, Robert F. Porter; Charles V. Retherford, Virginia Rodman, Henry Russe, Robert Robinson, Adolph Weiss, Elnora Musgrave, Marjorie M. 8chulz and Willard Wampler. Aileen Allee, Mary Elizabeth Ammerman, David Best, Robert Bohrman, Jack N. Brown, Ralph Baumheckel, Jerry Baur, Tom Brinkmann, Richard Callahan, Clara Canalas, Roberta Chapman, Robert E. Clark, Robert Copple, Barbara Dearing, Betty Lou Dobbs, Barbara Elliott, John Elmore, Glenn Foster, Virginia Galerman, Mary Louise Gates, Jean Giddens, Harold Gramse, Anne Henshaw, Robert Highfield, Shirley Hubbell, Elaine Huston, Sallie Mae Jackson, Warren James, Gorden Jones, Beverly Junken, Margaret Kidd, Marjorie Lagemann, Maizie Love, Patricia Mason, Barbara Mason, Barbara Mattingly, Alfred Mendez, Lawrence Parker. Audrey Pate, Clayton Phillips, Margaret Pollitt, Jeanne Porter, Phyllis Reeder, Don~ ald Reynolds, Barbara Rickenbrode, bara Shellhouse, Joan Sheppard, Carol J. Smith, Delores J. Smith, De!

Taylor, David A. Thomas, Doris Townsend, Barbara Watson, Nadine Walters, Alfred Weish, Donald K. White, James Wiese, Fred F. Willson and Joseph Wohlhieter,

WORLD RELATIONS

has been organized at Indiana Central college with Dr. Harry DeVries, head of the history department, as faculty sponsor and Janet Dennis Bogle, a junior, chairman. The organization, sponsored in colleges by the Carnegie endowment for international peace, aims to promote international peace by studying without prejudice the relations of the United States with all countries.

State Deaths

ELWOOD—Mrs. Rose Lee, 63. Survivor: Husband, Oscar.

all of Indianapolis. MISS BETTY TYLER

late Rev. Brethren pastor and former Indisnapolis resident, died yesterday? at her home, 6745 Riverview dr,

son, O., and had lived in Indian-

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action over Hungary, were to be at

Mr. Huls died Oct. 18 at Long

Survivors, besides his son, ‘are his wife, Clara; a daughter, Mrs. Walter A. Gordon; his mother, Mrs. Alice A. Huls, and two sisters, Mrs, Edith Halland Mrs. Gola J. Krause,

Miss Betty Tyler, daughter of the G. W. Tyler, United

Miss Tyler was a_pative of Jack-

apolis 23 years. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Urey Bethel, Indianapolis. Services will be conducted at 8! p. m. today at the Flanner & Bu-| chanan Mortuary with Dr. George F. Snyder, pastor of the Fust United Brethren church, and Dr. E. H. Dailey, Dayton, O., officiating, and at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Chillicothe, O. Burial will be in Chillicothe.

Roy Huls, Whose Soldier Son Is Missing, to Be Buried Today

Services for Roy E. Huls, whose son, Lt. Roy F. Huls, is missing in

2 p. m. today at the Moore & Kirk

Puneral Home, 2500 Station st., with burial in Anderson cemetery.

Beach, Cal, where he had gone to

spend the winter. A former employee of the Allison division of General Motors, he was 47 and had lived in Indianapolis 42 years.

Six, Shelbyville; two sons, Seaman 2-¢c William Thomas Sells, serving in the South Pacific, and Clyde, InLewis

dianapolis;

CHARLES H. WHEELER Funeral services for Charles H.| Wheeler, veteran Democratic party | worker and former city and county | employee, who died Wednesday at] his home, 708 E. 11th st, will be! held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the | Witherspoon United Presbyterian church. { The Rev. T. L. Grandy will of-| ficiate and burial will be in Crown Hill. The North Park Masonic lodge | will participate in the services. Mr. Wheeler was born in Indian-

apolis and was employed by Kingan | & Co. for several years. He was 72.| Survivors are his wife, Cecile; a! son, Charles W., and a sister, Mrs. | Sadie Bass, all of Indianapolis.

HARRY C. SELLS

his stepfather, Dillan, Smith's. Valley; two sisters, Mrs. Opal Paddock, Greenwood; and Mrs. Myrtle Whicker, Rushville; two brothers, Charles, Indianapolis, and James, Shelbyville; children and one great-grandchild.

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CHIEL H. LOTT DEAD HERE AT 70

Michael H. Lutz, a clerk for the International Detrola Corp. and a resident of Indianapolis for 80 years, died yesterday at St. Vincent's hospital. Mr. Lutz resided at 1454 E. 46th st. and for a number of years was employed by the vld Inter-state Car Co. He was a native of North Vernon and was 70, .

Survivors are his wife, Anna; a daughter, Mrs. Lorene L. Grueling, Santa Fe, NAM; two sons, Leonard

Vernon, Detroit, and two grandchildren,

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Harry C. Sells, Bargersville, a veteran of the Spanish-American war, died yesterday at the Veter-| ans’ hospital. He was 63. Mr. Sells was a native of Johnson county and had been a farmer. | He was a member of the Mt, Pleasant Christian church. The Rev. Walter Messimer, pastor | of the Mars Hill Christian church,! will conduct services at 10:30 a. m. | Monday at the Mt. Pleasant church. | Burial will be in Mt. Pleasant cem- | etery. | Mr. Sells is survived by three| daughters, Mrs. Lucy Walker, Indianapolis; Mrs. Marcella’ Thomp-

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FARMERS VILLE—MTrs. 40. Survivors: sons; daughter, mother, Mrs. Ed two sisters. HEBRON--Albert Pry, 80. Survivors: Wife, Carrie: sons, Ray, Harry, Neil an Kenneth: daughters, Mrs. Miriam Hilde brandt and Mrs. Violet Cluck,

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MARTINSVILLE—Ozro P., Dale, Survivors: Brothers, Frank and Tom.

PERU—Philander P. Mullikin, 76, Survivors: Wife, Ella; daughters, Mrs. Ralph W. Knee and Mrs. Ralph Erb; brother, E. P. Mullikin; sister, Mrs. John H. Boyd. Mrs. Mary A. Alspaugh, 69. Survivors: Husband, Carl; brother, Otis Smith, SHELBYVILLE—Willlam P. Davis, Survivors: Wife, Lula; daughters, Mrs. Harry Wright and Mrs, Virgil Mohr; brother, Riley Davis, THREE OAKS-—Ralph Gridley, 58. Survivors: Wife, Hazel, mother, Mrs. N. Gridley: sons, Harold, Keith, Owen and Leo; daughters, Mrs. Frank Cibulka, . Dorothy, Betty, Vera; brothers, Claude and Harvey; sister, Mrs. Retta Herd. TIPTON—Howard Mitchell, 44. Bu vivors: Wife, Geneva; son, Ralph; brother, Dave Mitchell,

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