Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1944 — Page 5

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RITES SET FOR MRS. SMALL, 78

Wife of Star Employee Had Lived Here for

44 Years.

Services for Mrs. Olive Allen Small, who died yesterday at her home, 3606 Watson rd, will be held at 4 p. m. tomorrow at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, with the Rev. William. A. Shullenberger, pastor of the Central Christian

ehiurch, oMciating. Mrs. Small was 78 and had resided in Indianapolis 44 years. She spent her early life in Brookston and was married there in 1888 to Albert Gare rett Small, a proofreader for the Indianapolis Star. Mrs, Small was a member of the Magazine club, the Friday After~ noon Reading club, and the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and a forme member of the Art association of Indianapolis. Survivors, besides her husband, are a son, Donald Garrett, Cleveland, O.; three grandchildren, Mrs, James T, Lockwood, Indianapolis, Lt. Henry Holt Jr, with the army in France and Don Small with the navy in the South Pacific, and three great-grandsons, Jimmie and Jeffie Lockwood and Henry Holt III, all of Indianapolis. A daughter, Mrs. Henry Holt, died in 1040. . HN MRS. CLARENCE TACKETT Services will be held at 1:30 p. m, tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel for Mrs. Doris G. Tackett, 1466 N. Chester st., who died Saturday, Burial will be in Anderson cemetery. Survivors are her ‘husband, Olarence; two sons, Gary Lee and Dennis E.; a stepdaughter, Elizabeth Jean; her mother, Mrs, Lola Gillespy; two sisters, Mrs. Iola Smith and Mrs. Naomi O'Brien, and two brothers, Lavern Gillespy and Jack Gillespy, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Lillian G. Sedwick

Services for Mrs. Lillian G. Sedwick will be at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Moore & Kirk North side

Colonial Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Sedwick, who was 64, died Baturday at her home, 302 W. Maple st. She had lived here for 44 years and was a member of the school board for one term, Queen Esther chapter, O. E. 8, White Shrine of Jerusalem, Southeastern chapter of the. Rebekah and the Betsy Ross federation. Surviving are her husband, Thom as J, Bedwick; three daughters, Mrs, Esther Crump and Mrs, Gulla Oliver both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ruth Nolan of - Miami, Fla, and two grandchildren, Ensign Thomas W. Crump of Pensacola, Fla, and Miss Betty Marie Nolan of Miami, Fla.

THREE INJURED IN COUNTY COLLISION

Three Indianapolis men were injured last night when two cars sideswiped on road- 37 just north of the line separating Marion and Hamilton counties, state police reported. The driver of the northbound car, Raymond E. Donléy, 28, of 2111 Gent ave, and a passenger, ROy Wheeler, 31, of 1850 Gent ave., are in St. Vincent's hospital with scalp and face lacerations and another passenger, Frank Wheeler, 25, also of 1850 Gent ave, was treated for for face lacerations. The driver of the southbound car, J. B. Connett-509 N, Denny st., and his wife were uninjured,

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State Deaths

BRAZILC-Mre Lillis Cook, 65. Son, Parl; daughters, Mrs. He Angello nd

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Irs. Zetia Coley; rothers, Arth i Slaers. 3. ids May Scott and \ Mrs, yude Fugoa DECATUR-—-Edward J. Clar ™m Bur-

vivors: Wife, Martha; souk. Mrs. Effie Betties

: -EEWOOD-Joseph Li Patrick, 63. — . KOUTS-Nelsen D. Metherd, 54. Survivors: Wife, Marie; sons, Joseph and Lee; daughters, Jahie and Joan; sister, Mrs, Ployd Nichols; brothers, Archie and Otto.

LA PORTE--Carl Ritter, 78, Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Anna Hughes. MONBOQ —James B. Flugher, 85. Sur. ster, Ray, ‘Orville, Othel and Witte: ters Mrs. May Chervillot, Mis, Goldie Zimmerman and Mrs. Georgia

Tole NEBO—Oscar Tucker, 69. Wife, Merle; son, Otis; d s. a Davis and Mrs, brothers, Isaae, Daniel

"NEW CARLISLE—Willlam J. Bailey, 63, Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Minerva Wilgus and Mrs. Jane Garoutte. BHELBYVILLE—Cecil D. McVicker, 47. Survivors: Wife, Eleanor; mether, Mrs. Della McVicker; son, ©. Don; daughter, Miss Barbara Jean McVicker; sisters, Miss Vera McVicker and Miss Lelia MeVicker.

TERRE HAUTE Robert O. Miller, 21. vors: Wife, Martha; daughters, Mrs, rs EB. Gray and Miss Re n Miller: ter, Miss s

ora E. Miler.

Robert Earl ' Hopkins, Thursday while in naval training on board ship in the port of Gals veston, Tex., will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Robert W. Stirling funeral home,

brarian of the Butler university college of religion, will officiate and burial will be in Washington Park cemetery.

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Services for Seaman to Be Held at 2 P. M, Tomorrow. “¥

Funeral services for Seaman’ 1-¢ who died

The Rev. Enos E. Dowling, l-

Beaman Hopkins was the hus-

the son of Mr. and Mrs, Cleburn C. Hopkins, 3030 Perkins ave. A former student of Washington high school, he was 18 and entered the navy May 5. Prior to entering the service he was employed by the National Biscuit Co. Survivors, besides his wife and parents, are a daughter, Diana; a grandmother, Mrs. Bertha Hopkins, Fairburn, Ga., and a grandfather, Benjamin Poulten, Phoenix, Ariz.

MRS. MARY COVERDILL Mrs. Mary Elliott Coverdill, an Indianapolis resident 35 years, died yesterday in the home of a sister, Mrs, John C. Dean, 926 N. East st. Bhe was 57. Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Henry Anderson, Christian Science reader, will officiate. Cremation will follow. Survivors besides Mrs. Dean are a daughter, Mrs. Jean Savage, Indianapolis; three other-sisters, Mrs. Zelma Marsh and Mrs. Flo Masten, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Rhea Roundér, Pine Bluff, Ark.; two brothers, Dode Elliott and Will Elliott, both of Ingjanapolis, and two grandchildren.

SILVER STAR MEETING

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ROBERT HOPKINS DIES IN TRAINING]

Silver Star review No. 15, W.B.A.,

Rites for Mrs. Edna M. Bear, 1077 Oliver ave. will be at 2:30 p. m, tomorrow in the First United Lutheran church, followed by burial in Washington Park cemetery. Mrs. Bear, who was 67, died Saturday at La Porte. A resident of Indianapolis for 50 years, she was a member of the Indianapolis chapter, O. E. 8, Daughters of America and the First United Lutheran. church. Surviving are four brothers, Are thur Stoltz of La Crosse, Henry Stoltz of Indianapolis, Herman Stoltz of Hammond and Walter Stoltz of Detroit, Mich.; two nephews, Hugh Stoltz of Detroit and Walter Stoltz of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Lena Eckert of Wanatah and Mrs. Lottie Siegsmund of Hobart.

LILLIE MAY MILLS Miss Lillie May Mills, a former employee of the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. and a member of the Pioneer club of the’company, died yesterday at Methodist hospital. She was 74. Miss Mills had resided in Indianapolis since 1908 and made her home with a nephew, Harry C. Downer, 327 N. Oakland ave. She was a member of the Disciples of Christ church at Frankfort. Survivors, besides Mr, Downer, are a sister, Mrs. A, M, Cain, Indianapolis; a brother, Harry Mills, Wheaton, Ill; three nieces, Mrs. Carl Wright, Mrs. Carey Zody and Miss Evelyn Cain, all of Indianapolis, and three other nephews, Robert Mills, Cleveland, O.; Franklin Mills, San Diego, Cal, and Franklin Cain, Carmel. Services will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the Tolin funeral home, ¥308 Prospect st. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery.

MRS. JOSEPHINE B. BOONE Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Brown Boone, a former resident of Indianapolis, will be at 2 p."m. tomorrow in the Lawler funeral home at Lebanon. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery there.

Castle Hall building, 230 E. Ohio.

Mrs. Edna M. Bear, Resident Here 50 Years, Dies at 67>

yesterday at her home, R. R. 2, Lebanon,

county and had lived here for 15 years before moving to Lebanon 14 years ago. She and her husband, Daniel E. Boone, celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary Sept. 8, Mrs, Boone was a member of the Christian church in Newmarket. Surviving besides her husband is a daughter, Miss Opal Boone of Indianapolis.

MRS. HENRIETTA CANFIELD The Rev, A. E. Cory, interim pastor of Centenary Christian church, will conduct the services, for Mrs. Henrietta Canfleld at 1:30 .p. m. tomorrow in the Royster & Askin mortuary, Burial will be in Crown Hil Mrs. Canfield, who was 68, died Saturday in Methodist hospital. She was the wife of Harry B. Canfield, 628 N. Gray st, s printer for the Indianapolis Star. She had lived here for 50 years and was a member of the Centenary church and Brookside chapter No. 481, O. E. 8S.

TERRENCE O'DONNELL Terrence J. O'Donnell, 5134 E. Washington st., «dled of a heart attack yesterday morning while on his way to attend mass at Qur Lady of Lourdes Catholic church. He was 58. He was an accountant for the Ellis Trucking Co. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary C. O'Donnell; two sons, John F. O'Donnell of Indianapolis, and Lt, Robert T. O'Donnell of Ft, 8ill, Okla., and five daughters, Mrs. Charles Commons, Mrs. Robert Moore, Miss Frances O'Donnell, Miss Dorothy O'Donnell and Miss Loretta O'Donnell, all of Indianapolis,

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