Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1944 — Page 26
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MEISTER RITES SET TOMORROW
Jeweler Is Victim of Heart Attack While Visiting Friend.
Christian Science services for August (Gus) Meister, jeweler, will be conducted at 2 p. m, tomorrow in the Herrmann Funeral home, 2151 N. Meridian st. Burial will be in Crown Hill, Mr. Meister, who was died Wednesday of a heart tac while visiting a friend south of Intanapolis, He lived at 1506 N. Gale st. A jeweler for 40 years, he had his store in the Indiana Trust building at the time of his death. Previously it was at 568 Massachusetts ave, He was a member of the Watchmakers' association, Evergreen lodge, 713, F. & A. M,, TishsI-Mingo tribe, 210, Improved Order of Red Men, and Cointhian chapter, 456, O. E. 8.
Lodge to Install
Huhn as Mastér
ERNEST A. HUHN will be installed as worshipful master of North Park Lodge 646, F. & A. M,, in a public ceremony at 8 p. m. Dec. 16 at the Masonic temple,
30th and Clifton sts.
Other officers to be installed are Russell L. Caplinger, senfor warden; HarroldB. Baker, junior warden; H Walter Schaefer, treasurer; John N. Cul-
Rites for the Rev, Linnaeus Victor Roberts, evangelist and singer, were to be at 3:30 p. m. today in the Moore &-Kirk northeast chapel. Burial will be in the Sutherland Park cemetery. The Rev. Mr. Roberts, who was 66, died Wednesday in his home, 2308 Roosevelt ave. He directed the building of the Oak Hill tabernacle, 2024 Roosevelt ave, and was its pastor for 20 years. In the summer of 1027 he preached for Aimee Semple McPherson at the Angelus. Temple in
iy, secretary;
Benjamin F. Holmes, senior deacon; Paul B. Morrison, junior deacon; Orville C. Collins, senior steward; Raymond 8. Clark, junior steward; Walter C. Tuttle, tyler, and Paul H. Phafl, chaplain, Thomas A. Gould, past master, will be 9 igtalling of officer,
Mr. Huhn
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Suanna Achenbach, and a son, Al-| bert, both of Indianapolis, and three grandchildren,
REV, P. B. TURNER
The Rev. P. B. Turner, former| pastor of the North 8ide Church of God, died yesterday in San Diego, Cal.,, where he had held a pastorate since 1941. He was 61. During his pastorate in Indianapolis from 1922 to 1941, the Rev. Mr. Turner erected a building for the North Side church at 30th and Annette sts. He served at Logansport before coming to Indianapolis. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Emma Schwertz_ Turner, whom he married shortly before leaving Indianapolis; two sons, Walter, 2034 Northwestern ave, and Glen, Fountaintown; a daughter, Mrs, Edith M. Spellman, who is with her husband, Maj. Leonard Spellman, at Ft. McClellan, Ala; a brother, Earl of Kokomo; two sisters, Mrs, Sadie Cranfill of Summitville and Mrs. Myrtle Hull of Clarksburg, W. Va., and 10 grand‘children.
MRS. GEORGIA THOMPSON Mrs. Georgia Kennedy Thompson, a former Indianapolis resident, died yesterday in her home in Washington, D. C., where she had lived the last 35 years. She was 86, Before going to Washington she was an active member of the Aftermath and Magazirie clubs in Indi‘anapolis and women’s organizations of the Central Avenue Methodist church. Her husband was law editor of the Bobbs-Merrill Co. Survivors besides her husband are a sister, Mrs. Charles M. Fillmore, 1914 Commerce ave. a brother, Fred W. Kennedy of Shelbyville; a daughter, Mrs. J. E. Voll, and a son, George Dixon Thompson, both of Washington.
MRS. NELLIE HUDDLESTON
Mrs. Nellle C. Huddleston, wife of the Rev. Leroy Huddleston, retired Methodist minister, died yes- “ terday in her home, 1806 Ingram st. Bhe was 66. She was born in Dublin, Greene county, and had lived in Indianapolis 18 years. Her husband held pastorates in the Northern Indiana conference several years and was fleld secretary for the Anti-Saloon _ league from 1925 to 1038. He also was supply pastor of the Clermont Methodist church, Survivors besides the Rev. Mr. Huddleston are two daughters, Mrs. Lillian McCoy of Indianapolis and Mrs. Lavon Neff of Detroit, Mich.; a son, Hubert of Houston, Tex., and 11 grandchildren.
J, T. DOYLE DIES:
Los Angeles. Survivors are his wife, Idella; a
daughter, Mrs." Lenna M. Jacoby of
Ft. McClellan, Ala., a brother, Earl, R. Roberts, link instructor for the air force at Casper, Wyo, and a brother, David of Newark, O.
JOSEPH DEEM
Services for Joseph Leo Deem, a machinist for shops of the Pennsylvania railroad 2 years, will be conducted at 3 5. m. tomorrow in. the Moore &
EX-FIRE OFFICER
Native Here Ha Had Served Department From 1909 to 1939.
James T. Doyle, retired fire department lieutenant, died last night in the home of his sister, Mrs. Mary Murphy, 537 Woodlawn ave. He was 68, Born in Indianapolis, Mr. Doyle joined the fire department April 3, 1809, and was assigned to engine company 4. On Jan. 2, 1035, he was promoted to lieutenant at station 19 and in 1937 was transferred to pumper company 26. He resigned in 1039. Mr, Doyle, who lived with his sister, was a member of 8t. Patrick's Catholic church. Survivors, besides Mrs, Murphy, are another sister, Mrs. Margaret Hannahan of Springfield, O., and two brothers, Thomas J. and John F., both of Indianapolis. Services will be held at 8:30 a. m. Monday in the J. C. Wilson Supe} of the chimes and Bt 9 . m. in St. Patrick's church. Burial wil be in Holy Cross cemetery.
THOMAS M. O'BRIEN
Thomas Matthew O'Brien died yesterday at City hospital following a long illness. A native of Indianapolis, Mr. O'Brien resided at 754 Somerset st. He was 72. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Blanche O’Brien, his step-daughter, Mrs. Gladys Sigmund, and his sister, Mrs. Mary Day. } Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Stevens and Sons funeral home, 2831 W, 10th st. The Rev, 8. W. Hartsock will officiate. Burial will be at Floral Park.
ir Irvington mortuary, 5342 E. Washington st, The Rev, J. Wil{lard Yoder will officiate and burial |" be in Memorial Park cemetery. Mr. Deem, who was 59 died yesterday in his home, 304 N. Eaton jave. Born in Knightstown, he was a member of Irvington lodge, 666, | F.& A. M. Survivors are his wife, Hazel, and a daughter, apolis.
JOHN E. PATTON
Services for former coal dealer and real estate agent, will be at 8 p. m. today in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Ceder Park cemetery, Chicago, Mr. Patton, who was 82, died Wednesday in City hospital. He formerly owned and operated a coal mine near Linton and came to Indianapolis in 1919. Since that time he had been engaged in the real estatg business. He lived at 136 E. New York st.
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JAMES MURRAY
Rites for James Murray, 548 N. Senate ave, will be held at 1 p. m. Sunday in the A, M. E. Methodist church at Princeton. Burial will be | in Sand Hill cemetery at Princeton. Mr. Murray, who was 47, died | Wednesday in City hospital. He had lived in Indianapolis 25 years, Survivors are his wife, Lela, and his stepfather, William Murray of Sparks, Ga.
ARTHUR R. COMPTON
The Rev. Leon Weatherman will conduct services for Arthur R. Compton, 3035 W. Michigan st., at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Conkle Funeral home. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery. Mr. Compton, who was 54, died Wednesday in City hospital. He was a custodian at the International Harvester Co. Survivors are his wife, Anna, and
DRUGGIST ARRESTED ON LOTTERY CHARGE
Ross E. Carpenter, 31, Lawrence druggist, was arrested by deputy sheriffs today on charges of operating a lottery and gift enterprise. His case will be heard in municipal
a sister, Mrs. Charles Hall of Patfonsburg, Mo.
MRS. ROSE J. GERDE
Boulevard pl,
the Hawthorne|
funeral home, 2339 N. Meridian st.,
olic church. Burial will be in Stevens Point, Wis. Mrs, Gerde, 63, died Wednesday in the home of her sister, Mrs, Emil Minger. She came here to live five years ago after having spent most of her life in Eau Claire, Wis, Besides her sister, her husband, Lawrence E., survives,
PVT. HAROLD RODGERS
Services for Pvt. Harold M. Rodgers, husband of Mrs. Edna Rodhers, 4016 BE. 34th-st., have been tentatively set for 10 a. m. Tuesday in the Moore & Kirk Irvington tuary. Pvt. Rodgers was lled Monday if an auto crash near Ft. Knox, Ky.
MRS. LILLIE JACKSON
Services for Mrs. Lillie C. Jackson, 1018 8. Whitcomb ave., will be conducted at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle funeral home by the Rev. Almon J. Coble. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery. Mrs. Jackson died Tuesday. ¢
JOSEPH JOHNSON
Funeral services and burial for Joseph C. Johnson, 100 W. St. Clair
Flora, both of Indian- |
John E. Patton,|
[st., will be held in Illinois. Mr. Johnson, a painter, died yes- | terday in Methodist hospital. He was a life member of Painters’ union, local 47. Friends may call at’ the Flanner & Buchanan mertuary. A sister, Mrs. Grace M. Richards of Nashville, Tenn.,. survives.
{JAKE R. MARTIN
Services for Jake R. Martin, 3060 Central ave, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow ‘in Planner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Martin, who was 50, died Wednesday in his home. He was a postal department employee,
LILLIE C. JACKSON
The Rev. Charles Patterson, pastor of the West Michigan st:
Rites for Mrs, Rose J. Gerde, 2718 will be held at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in Feeney & Feeney |
court 4 tomorrow.
Edward Plumber, owner of a filling station at Holt road and Road 67, was fined $10 and costs in
withheld in the case of Emily Wal-
WILMAR O. FINCH
Services for Wilmar O. Finch, who died Tuesday in his home, 2058 N. New Jersey st., will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in S88. Peter and Paul cathedral. Burial will be in Holy. Cross cemetery. « Mr. Finch, who was 52, was Aa salesman for the Acousticon Institute of Indianapolis. For several years he was associated with the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. He was a member of SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Survivors are his wife, Mae; a daughter, Jane, and two sons, Russell and Robert, all 0 of Indianapolis.
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MEMORIAL RITES FOR RUCKELSHAUS SET
Memorial services for Capt. Thomas F. Ruckelshaus, president of Red Cab, Inc, will be held at 8 a. m. tomorrow at the St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic church. The Rev. Fr. John
Halloran will officiate. May on a flight over India, C. Ruckelshaus,
st.; his wife, Mrs, Ruckelshaus, Chicago,
Virginia Hal and
Pacific, and John of Indianapolis,
FT. WAYNE TEACHER
high school teacher, yesterday was appointed to a four-mémber committee to investigate alleged mistreatment of personnel in the Chicago school system, The committee was named by the National Education association's national commission for the defense of democracy through education. Miss Kinnaird is a member of the Indiana state board of education and retiring president of the Indiana State teachers association.
State Deaths
BUFFALO~PFrank N. Powell, 65. SurJivals: Wife, Elizabeth; daughter, Nola; brother, Otis; sister, Mrs, Mary Cartmell. » LA PORTE-Mrs. Naoma Johnson, 77 Survivor: Son, Burgess Mrs. Fannie B. Marvel, 70. Survivors: Bons, Othie, Howard and Roy: daughters, Mrs. Edith Mitchell, Mrs. Florence Jutroske, Mrs. Laura Fritz, Mrs. Clara Helden and Mrs. Grace Helden; 'sister, Mrs. Daisy Golf; brother, Frank Wright. LYONS--Mrs. Nettie M. Staleup, 70. Survivors: Husband, Liberty; : E daughter, Mrs. James E. Moody; prothers, mer, Harvey and Byrd Doyle,
court yesterday, and judgment was
lace, part owner of a filling station Both wer¥ arrested Wednesday on charges of operating a lottery and
Capt. Ruckelshaus was killed last
He is survived by his father, John 1235 N. Delaware
two
brothers, Conrad, a lieutenant serving as a naval pilot in the South
ASSIGNED TO PROBE
Miss Virginia Kinnaird, Ft. Wayne
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Methodist church, will conduct {services for Mrs. Lillie C. Jackson at [10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Conkle | funeral home. Mrs. Jackson died Tuesday in. her us 1018 8. Whitcomb ave. Burial {will be in Floral Park cemetery.
DR. G. A. HERRMANN
daughter, Mrs. George E. Tabbert, 4159 Broadway. He was 80. In addition to-Mrs. Tabbert, three sisters in Hamilton also survive.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : Services to Be Held Today For Rev. Linnaeus Roberts
and at 9 a. m, in Holy Angels Cath-|"
Dr. G. A. Hermann, a practicing physician 48 years in Hamilton, O., died yesterday in the home of his
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