Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1944 — Page 6

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ing figure in. the Indianapolis automotive field, died yesterday in Miami, Fla. He was 632. . His death followed a brief jllness- and an operation in Jackson Memorial hospital in Miami. Mr, Lathrop had been spending the winter in Florida, A native of Swanton, O., he lived at 3¢ W, 73d st. He came to Indiandianapolis in 1908 and the following year began his autemotive career as secretary-treasurer of the Henderson Motor Saled Co. In 1912 he became Indiana branch manager for the Cole Motor Co. and in 1916 organized the Cole Sales Co. of Indiana, dealing in Cole and Maxwell cars. Later he became associated with the late John 8. McFarland and the firm name was changed to Lathrop-McFarland, In 1927, following Mr. McFarland'’s death, Mr, Lathrop entered business with W. PF. Moyer and the firm was changed to Lathrop-Moyer Co, He retired from the automotive business to become associated with the Lincoln Loan Corp. 10 years ago, He was a member of the Columbia elub, the Meridian Hills and Woodstock country clubs and Alpha Tau Omega. He served as a member of Marion county price and rationing board 49-2 from its be~ ginning. Survivors are his wife, Julia; three sons, Sgt. Homer C. Lathrop Jr. stationed with the army signal corps at Monmouth, N. J.; Ensign Arthur B. Lathrop, with the navy in the South Pacific, and Lt. John 8. Lathrop, with the air forces at Tinker field, Okla.; a grandson, Stephen Lathrop; a brother, Louis A. of Toledo, O,, and a sister, Mrs. C. J.P. Lucas, Louisville, Ky. Funeral services will be held in Indianapolis.

JOHN H. HARRIS

Bervices for John H. Harris, a retired grocer, will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel. The Rev. 8. W. Hartsock will officiate and burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Harris, who wag 63, died

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES J Homer Lathrop, Treasurer of Lincoln Loan Corp., Is Dead

-| Homer ©. Lathrop, treasurer of the Lineoln Loan Corp. and a léead-

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Wednesday in his home, 4 Mc tennial st. Born In Owen he had lived in Indianapolis 50 years. He owned and operated several groceries here, but retired in 1032, Survivors are his wife, Sarah, and a stepdaughter, Mrs, Margaret Antrim, both of Indianapolis,

MRS. LENORA METCALF Mrs, - Lenora Fisher Metcalf, mother of Norman E. Metcalf, 950

[N, Arlington ave, died here this,

morning. She was 83. An invalid for several years, she was the widow of 'A. C. Metcalf,

court reporter in county courts here Mr. Metcalf died in|

many years, 1928, Born in Ripley county, Mrs, Metcalf had lived in Indianapolis since early childhood. She taught in public schools here many years, Burvivors besides her son, Norman, are two other sons, A. C. Met~ calf “Jr, Miami, Fla, and Capt, Harold B. Metcalf of Greenfield,

State Deaths

BIPPUS—Willlam Schmalaried, 73. Bure vivors: Wife, Ida; daughter, Mrs. William Ballinger: son, H. L. Schmalzried. BRAZIL-—-Mrs. Iduma McCullough. Survivors: Husband, William; sons, Marshall and Prank; sisters, Mrs. John Rollins and Mrs George Howalt; brother, Will Meoll, ’

HARTFORD CITY~Bertha M. Dale. Sure vi“ors: Sister, Ida; brother, Charles, LINTON—Thomas McAtee, 84, Survivors: Sons, Charles, Harry, David and Hurbert; daughter, Mrs. Pearl Whinnie.

PERU—Mrs. Melissa Howard, 78, Survivors: Husband, Charles; daughter, Mrs. Ray ay of son, Harry. arbara Kilian, 78. Survivors; er Mrs. Anna Kirkwood and Mrs, Mary Miller; sons, prother, Anton Kaukusch. ® 8 8 SEYMOUR — Mrs, Matilda Kreite, Survivors: Husband, Prank; sisters, Mra William Patterson and Mrs. James Hodler. Mrs Sylvia Wehrkamp, 33, BSurvivers: Parents, August and Delia Hagen; husband, Walter; daughter, Betty Joyce; sons, Kenneth, Floyd and Ronald; hrother Charles Hagen; sister, Mrs. Doreen Marsh. SOUTHPORT—Mrs. Florence Green, 80. Survivors: Husband, Paul; son, Paul SULLIVAN—Dr, Edward Corbin, T7. Sur« vivor: Wife, Pearl. VALPARAISO—Mrs. Elizabeth O'Donnell, $4. Survivors: Husband, Cornelius; daughters, Mrs. Katherine Eldred and Lenore, BASH--J. A Irelan, 60. - Survivors: {Wite, Bvs; sister, Mrs. Carl Townsley; brother Lloyd. a

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So the my in Burope; a daugh~

ter, Mrs. J.-E. Elliott, Los Angeles; Cal; 11 grandchildren and two greal-grandchilgren,

‘MYRTLE MOORE The Rev. Carleton W. Atwater

will conduet serviges for Miss Myrtle |

Irene Moore, 614 N, East st, at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the home of her sister, Mrs. Erlene Hinant, 1109 E. Ohio st. Burial will be in Memorial | Park gemetery, Miss Moore, who was 37, died (Wednesday in the Hinant home. She was employed at Allison divison. of General Motors and had 2d in Indianapolis 17 years, She

Child’s Rocker £3.49

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belonged to the First Baptist church, her father, Leslie Moore; another sister, Mrs. Thurman Day, and two

, |brothers, Wilbur and Ertis, all of Inidanapolis,

WILLIAM J, SMITH Rites for William J. Smith, 2720 McClure st, were to be conducted at 1 p. m..today in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel, 2060 EB. Michi~ gan st. Burial is to be in Wash‘|ington Park, Mr. Smith, a retired carpenter, died Wednesday in the home of his sister, Mrs. Ella Hewitt, 3314 Foltz st., Mars Hill, He was 64. He had lived in Indianapolis since child~

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hood, His wite, Elizabeth. died two years ago.

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MRS. GEORGIA HADLEY

Mrs, Georgia B. Hadley, a resident of Indianapolis for many years before she moved to St. Petersburg, Pla., about eight years ago, died at her Florida home Wednesday.

She was a member of the Taber pacle Presbyterian church when residing in Indianapolis. The widow of Herbert H. Hadley, Mrs. Hadley was born in New Castle. Survivors include three sons, Elliott of Terre Haute; Charles of Milwaukee, Wis., and Harlan of Indianapolis. Services and burial will be held Saturday s8 New Castle.

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