Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1944 — Page 7

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REYNOLDS WILL SPEAK _ Clarence Reynolds, chairman of the airport investigating committee, will speak to memhets of the Lowell school district civic club at 8 p. m. Thursday in the school building at Raymond st. and Hunter rd. ”

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TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1944

{| Hasse, who died Sunday in her { |home, 1531 Villa ave, at 1:30 p. m,

MARY T. HASSE RITES ARRANGED

Resident Here 21 Years Was Hillcrest Baptist Church Member.

crest Baptist church pastor, will conduct services for Mrs. Mary T.

tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, « Burial will be in Crown Hill A resident of Indianapolis 21 years, Mrs, Hasse worked 18 years for the U, 8. Rubber Co. She was

a member of the Hillcrest church;

and was 44. Survivors include her husband, Herman; a daughter, Mrs. Inez Smith Fearnaught, Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Myrtie Smith, Littrell, Ky.

CLIFFORD C. ADAMS

9 a. m. Wednesday will be held for Clifford C. Adams, 459 Concord st., who died in City hospital yesterday. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery. A native of Hendricks county, Mr. Adams was a resident of Indianapolis 50 years and was 66. He formerly was employed by the Indianapolis Casting Co. and was a | member of St. Anthony's Catholic | church. | Survivors are his wife, Mary; three daughters, Mrs, Thelma Brackett, Mrs. Amy Holderman and Mrs. Naomi Dillon, all of Indianapolis, and five sons, Clifford, Leonard, Guy and John, all of Indianapolis, and Robert, serving with the navy in the South Pacific.

H. G. BRUMFIELD The Rev. Robert Lewis, Seventh | Christian church pastor, will con{duct rites at 2 p. m. tomorrow at {the Hensley Funeral Home for Horace G. Brumfield, who died yesterday in his home, 1238 'W. 32d st. Burial will be at Brownsburg. A - resident of Indianapolis 40 ! years, he previously lived in Pitts iboro. He was a member of the { Seventh Christian church and was | 78. . | Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. E. A. Gump, East Lansing, Mich.; Mrs. Ernest Everson, Studio | City, Cal, and Mrs. John Gerber, | Indianapolis; a granddaughter, Mrs. william Matthews, Pontiac, Mich.; M grandson, Sgt. Miller Everson, Douglas, Ariz, and a great-grand-child, Stephen Matthews.

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The Rev. Ernest E. Ballard, Hill-|

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8S. Sgt. Robert R. brother of Mrs, Charles and Mrs. Russell R.

France since Oct. 22.

Lost in Action

Denison, Hollowell, "5015 Rosslyn ave, and son of Mr.

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C. L. BIELER RITES SUNDAY

Former Aferican Foundry Owner Retired 10

Years Ago.

Services for Charles IL. Bieler, Marott hotel, who died Sunday in St. Vincent's hospital, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at Flanner & * Buchanan Mortuary, Private burial will follow, . Mr, Bieler at one time owned the

American Foundry Co. and later managed the Indiana Dental college. He was a member of the

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CANNELTON--James Nix, vivors: ters, Mabel, Mrs, Hazel Elverd, Mrs.

Lois Ki

Boullie; sister

vivors: Sons, and Willard; brothers, Robert, William, schel, Sam and Floyd.

DUGGER—Otis H, Mered!

Jonas.

Price. NEW ALBANY-—-Thomas Survivors: Wife, Beatrice;

Mrs. Dersy Kern, Jennie and

ertha; sons, ter, Mrs. Sidney Shields; Herman Foreman, Mrs. Fre Mrs. Kenneth Hardin, PERU-—James Pearce, Grant Moon, 79. Survivor Mrs. Raymond Pitman and Batechelor; sons, Ralph,

Wife, Mamie; son, Jerry:

Dorothy Mrs. Flossie Beard, Mrs. Edith

CARLISLE-James W. Pugh, Carl, Byron, William, Hosea sister, Mrs. Alice Monroe;

vivors: Wife, Minta; son, Cecil;

daughter, Mrs. Robert McBride;

81. Daughter, Mrs. Verne Plotighe,

Norman

61, daughngham, Mrs. Fortwendel th Beart and y Mrs, Mida

49. Bur-

Frank, Her-

th, 71. S8ur-

brother,

MT. VERNON-—Henry H. Skiles, 66. Survivors: Wife, Susan; daughter, Mrs. Hugh

E. Eurton. son, Gilbert; sisters, Jett Burton.

Charles M. Hatton, 65. Survivors: Wife, B Prank and Charles; daugh-

Sisters, Mrs. d. Saam and

Survivor:

s: Daughters,

Mrs, Ray Wooley, Mrs. Rollin 8. Place,

Mrs, Herbert and

German Lutheran church and the Columbia club and was 77. He retired 10 years ago because of ill health, | Survivors are his wife, Maria; one son, Louis H. Philadelphia, Pa.; two grandsons, Charles L. Bieler and Louis H, Bieler Jr. of Philadelphia, and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Charles A. Jones, Birmingham Ala,

JESSE L. LAYTON

Rites for Jesse L. Layton, who died Sunday in his home, 1010 Collier st., were to be held at 2 p. m. today in the Conkle Funeral Home. Burial was to be at Floral Park. A carpenter, he was born in Mad-

ison, where he was a member of the Disciples of Christ church. He lived in Indianapolis 30 years. He was 79. Survivors include his wife, Mabel; two daughters, Mrs. Gladys Hildebrand and Mrs. Olive Gilchrist, and

HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — Mrs. Effie Hendricks Dies 4 Days After Her Husband

Mrs. Effie M. “Hendricks, whose husband, William E. Hendricks, was to have been buried this afternoon, died today in‘ the home of their daughter, Mrs. Ola R. Graham, 1204 S. Emerson ave, Mr, Hendricks, a retired road contractor, died Friday in his daughter's home. ’ Yesterday, when his wife's condition grew worse, his funeral was postponed. Double services will be conducted for the couple by the Rev. Roy Davis of the Southeastern Union church at 2 p. m. Thursday in the Moore & Kirk Irvington mortuary, 5342 E. Washington st., with burial in Washington Park cemetery. Mrs. Hendricks, who observed her 78th birthday yesterday, had been ill for nine weeks, a week longer than her husband. Natives of LawLiace county, Bedford, they had Keeh- married 52 years and came to ianapolis from Bedford to live with Mrs. Graham 13 years ago. They belonged to the Christian church in Bedford, and Mr. Hendricks, who was 72, was a member

lof the Modern Woodmen of Amer-

ica. Although the two were in the same sick room, Mrs." Hendricks did not know of her husband's death, + Survivors besides Mrs. Graham are a son, Dee R., and a grandson, Kenneth Graham, both of Indianapolis, Mrs, Hendricks also is survived by three brothers, John B.

RESUME FRENCH MAIL WASHINGTON; Nov. 28 (U.P) — Registered mail and special delivery service will be resumed between the United States and liberated France on Dec, 1, Postmaster Gen-

Miller of Indianapolis and Elgin J. and Robert H, Miller, both of Bedford. Mr. Hendricks’ survivors include two. sisters, Mrs. Nannie Miller and Mrs, Belle East, both of Indianapolis, and a brother, Thomas A. Hendricks, Smithville,

JOHN SECHRIST

Services for John Sechrist II, who died Friday in Peoria, Ill, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Royster & Askin funeral home, and burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. Mr, Sechrist was born in Stringtown and went to Peoria 11 years ago. He was employed by the Caterpillar Tractor Co. there and was a member of Oriental Lodge No. 500, F. and A. M. and Oriental chapter No. 147, R. ‘A. M., here. He was 68 Survivors are his wife, Blanche C.; a son, John III, Camp. Hood Tex.; a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Mulbarger, Indianapolis; a grandson, Albert E. Mulbarger, and three brothers and three sisters, Fred, Joseph and Harry Sechrist, and Mrs. Jennie Winkleman, Mrs. Nellie Hedrick and Mrs, Blanche Ware ner, all of Indianapolis.

MRS. ANNA C. COOPER

Dr. F, 8. C. Wicks, pastor emeritus, and Dr. E. Burdette Backus, pastor of the All Souls Unitarian church, will conduct rites for Mrs. Anna C, Cooper, 2143 Broadway, who died yesterday, at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Kregelo & Bailey funeral home, 2233 N, Meridfan st. Burial will be in Crown Hill Member of a pioneer family here, she was born June 2, 1872, Her

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REQUEST FOR LEGION | 4% BUILDING FUND SEEN

The general assembly probably will be asked to provide funds when it convenes in January for erection of three buildings on the Indiana! World War Memorial plaza to house the ° expanding program of the American Legion. This was disclosed yesterday by Legion officials who said the plaza) trustees would consider the plan at a meeting Thursday. While no estimate was given re-| garding cost of the new structures, it was recalled that the present Legion national headquarters building was built in 1924 at a cost of| $460,000, Each of the new buildings

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Clyde; brother, Frank Moon. -|two sons, Carl C. and Norman D.|eral ‘Frank C. Walker announced |husband, W. K. Cooper, is her only Riley 1184 oS ephine G. Gregg, 83. Survivor: all of Indianapolis, today. immediate survivor. |

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