Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1944 — Page 4

And the Sacramento Club Dead at 65.

The Rev. R. C. Kuebler of the Friedens. Evangelical and Reformed will conduct services for Mrs. Mary Haesslg, 1212 E. 46th st, who died yesterday in St. VinFriday : in the Adams Evangelical and Re- Turner, who died Thursday in San |

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cent’s hospital, at 1 p. m.

formed church near Batesville.

Burial will be in the Adams church |tomomow in the North Side Church |}

cemetery. Mrs. Haessig was a member of | the Friedens church and 4he Sacramento club and was 65. Survivors are her husband, George; two sonsfl George Jr. In# dianapolis, and Ship's cook 1-¢ Charles, in California, and two sisters, Mrs. Virgil I. Vaughn and Mrs. Willlam P. Armstrong, both of Indianapolis.

HARRY A. NORMAN

Rites for Harry A. Norman, 1103 E. Washington st., who died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital, will * be conducted at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the Harry W. Moore peace

chapel by the Rev. Charles L. Haney, Beville ave. Evangelical] church pastor, Burial will be in

Washington Park cemetery, was 59. He was a member of Carpenter's Union, local No. 60. Survivors are his wife, Lora F.; five stepsons, Charles Butler, Franklin; Kenneth Butler, Hawaii; Pfc. George Butler, Marjore, Cal; Cpl. Willlam Butler, Camp Haan, Cal, and Rulon Butler, Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Della Leonard, Indianapolis,

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FRED L. CRICKMAN

Rites for Pred L, Crickman, who died Sunday in his home, 524 N. Berwick ave, will be conducted at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Conkle , funeral home, 1034 W. Michigan st, by the Rev. Almon J. Coble, pastor of the West Washington Street Methodist church. “Burial will be in Crown Hill, A meat inspector for the government, he was 59 and was a member of the Methodist church, Survivors are his wife, . Carolyn;

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MRS. HAESSIC'S | BURIAL FRIDAY

Member of Friedens Church

Rites for Pastor

Rev. Pearl B, Turner Services for the Rev. Pearl B.

| Diego, Cal, will be held at 2 p. m. |

{of God. The Rev. Dile W, Oldham,

be in Crown Hill, Formerly pastor of the North Side | Church of God, he was 61 and was | |active here in the promotion of] |Y. M. C. A. work.

Thomas Jenkins, Dr. J. M. Garland, Richard W. Hawk.

Survivors-are his wife, Emma; sons, Walter of Indianapolis

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Mrs. Leonard Spellman of Ft. Mc-

of Kokomo; two sisters, Mrs. Sadie Cranfill of Summitville, and Mrs. Myrtle Hull of Clarksville, W. Va. and 10 grandchildren.

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sister, Mrs. Georgia Evans, Decatur, Ill

MRS, MINNIE HURT

The Rev, L. C. Trent, pastor of Woodruff Place Baptist church, will conduct rites at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Kreiger funeral home, 1402 N, Illinois st, for Mrs. Susan Hurt, who died yesterday in|

tol ave. Burial Hill cemetery. Widow of the late Robert L, Hurt, she was 81.

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is the only Immediate survivor.

MRS. MARY C. SMITH

Mrs. Frank F. Powell, Westfield, has learned of the death of her sister, Mrs.

Allen, Seattle, Wash., Dec, 1. Mrs. Smith wa nard E. Allen, Chicago,

daughter, Mrs, Gordon Duvthorne, Anacordes, Wash.

Leave Park Trees

Alone, Brown Says

CHRISTMAS TREES are ex pected to be scarce, But, don't get yours from a city park. This was the warning of Paul V. Brown, park superintendent,

Pallbearers will be T. A. Berry, | ; H. E. Fitzwater, Ross L. Berry and . and | Glen of Fountaintown; a daughter, |g

|Clellan, Ala.; a brother, Earl Turner |}

Robert L. and William |§ |W., both of Indianapolis, snd al

Minnie |@ the Altenheim home, 2007 N. Capi- |§

A sister-in-law, Mrs. Floy G. Hurt |§

Mary Coburn’ Smith, | in the home of a son, H. Coburn |

A former Tn of Indianapolis, [ff

Other survivors ‘are a son, May- [8 and a

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Penalty for petty larceny— | theft of a tree under $25—is one | to five years in prison.or $500 fine, | or both, Grand larceny—it's this | if the tree is worth more than $25—-has a penalty of one to ten years, $500 fine, or both. . Mr, Brown incidentally values most of his evergreenf at more than $25.

MAN DIES HERE | | FROM EXPOSURE

An elderly nursing home patient

wandering from his room at 1445 Broadway. The victim is John Polsom, 78 whose body was found in a neighboring back-yard following a search by the nursing home proprietor, Mrs. Cleo Suddarth, 50, of the Broadway address, Mr, Polstom, a patient of the

by relatives in Louisville. Deputy | Coroner ‘Leonard Cox ordered the body to the city morgue,

State Deaths

CLAY CITY-Robert Shields, 44. vivors Wife, Verda; par Mis, Asbury Shields; son, ) ELKHART —Jasper J. Hiatt, vivors Wife, daughters, Mrs, Killinger and Mrs. Robert Carr; brothers, | William, Elra and James; sisters, Mrs. | Edith Swarts, Mrs. Mary Mahan and Mrs, Edna Smith Mrs. Sophie Daly, Survivors: Daugh« tess, Mrs. Florence: hub! and Mrs, our.

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LA PORTE--Mrs. Bertha Tarnow, B68. | Survivors: Husband, Henry; brothers, Willlam, Otto and Bdwin olbrath; sisters, | Mrs, Ida Kalsow, Mrs. Frieda Stewart and | Mrs. Minnie Jerndt, Mrs. Lena Muller, 12. Survivors: Hus- | band, Satta; Sudyhter, Sam. Charles, rangow; brothers, Arthur, Henry, Charl Herbert and Charles Prank. y a. OAKLAND OITY--Fred Nicon, 63. Sur! vivors: Wife, Ada; daughter, Mrs. Juanita Curtis; sons, * Maloolm and Denver; sister,

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Mrs, Oscar Coleman; brothers, william. | { Charles, Henry and Herschel, William Bert Herbert, 64. Survivors: |

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PATORA--OHia J. ers, 65. ors: , Bliza; sons, Ervin, Orlle, C ence Wite ' Floyd: daughters, Betty Lou, | Mrs, Virginia Belcher, Mrs, Thelma Dick. Mrs, Ethel Ingle, and Mrs. Helen brothers, Charles, Earl, Jatk and Harry | Rogers. WOLCOTT~Grant Milo Miller, 7. sur- if vivors: Wile, Elizabeth; daugh hidrs, Mrs. | George Crosby and Mrs. Arthur Crosby: bgothers, Charles, George, Elmer and Les. ler; sisters, Mrs, Cora Mikesell, Mrs. Mary |} Masoh A Mrs. Clara Phebus, LE~Elwood Kikwood, n Sur. | —_ Wife, Helen; son, Carro

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two-year term. I Jay C. Cumn A three-year term, a mings, his wife, Possession of narc Elvie Brown and

Evansville, twoterms. Theft of Shipment,

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Additional repo: cab irregularities | by Mrs. Maude ] city weights and An Edinburg wi man were among reported today. When she and cently tried to get them from the downtown area, woman deciared 1 would cost them * ‘R. J. Halloran said a cab refused Union station to E. Michigan st. D was told the hau Mrs. Hobson repor A request by | support of a tight is before the safe The 11th district recently passed a porting the-propos would require al fingerprinted and | addition, display picture in the cab A receipt also wi each passenger,

. ll KIWANIANS TALK ON

W. A. Shullenbs 3 4 the Kiwanis club in the Columbia will be “To the Mt Christmas.” Men who becam Kiwanis club du at a special table Allen, Ces Byrne 4 John Ohleyer, R MN Cordry, Rex Boyt . Floyd Wallace, Tr : Pardee, Robbie R ward Gable and °

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