Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1944 — Page 9

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RAIL UNIT'S FETE SET - Patients at Wakeman general! The past president’ association of hospital at Camp Atterbury will re- the Indianapolis ladies auxiliary to eeive Christmas furloughs Dec. 23 the Brotherhood of Railway Train Wt 28, Col. Haskett L. Conner, com- men will hold a luncheon and manding officer, announced today. Christmas party at noon Thursday Special programs, gifts, decora-|in the Y. W. C. A.

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MRS. CALLAND | Services Set for Thursday) RITES ARE SET

Thursday in the Kirby mortuary for the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel os i J. Daniel Moschelle, 3233 N. Me. for Mrs. Ethel L. Haley, who died| Teacher Served in Public ridian st, who died last night.|yesterday in her home, 1201 N, La . Burial will be at Crown Hill. 'Salle st. Burial will be in Crown Schools Here for 10 Years. apolis when it was a separate ‘town.| Survivors include two daughters,| Rites for Mrs. Katherine E. Lal- | He owned and operated a coal com-| Mrs, Francis Daim, Indianapolis, land Mrs. Roy H. Sampson, AnderMoschelle, former Indianapolis Diana Lynn Sampson, Anderson, |well Funeral Home and at 10 a.m school teachers, both of Peoria, 1, | pe {In SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. and Mrs. Nell Reagan, : Boston, MRS. LILLIAN FARIS | Burial will be in Calvary. MRS. GRACE McGRIFF brought here for -services. Burial|p. 4 daughter, Mrs. Charles B. {will be in Crown Hill, |Retzier; three sons, Robert -M, ite, r S. . if, -. ; . tw y in yee race O. Means Survivors are her husband, Clyde James F, and Jack J.; two broth- ; in | i cting principal of school | Portland, Burial will b - | Phinstine, acting p chester rial Wil be iu Win |No. 18, and Mrs. Ran Frank Leslie, DR. G. W. PERLEE ao lis, a brother, Maj. Widow of E. E. McGriff, former J ianapolis, and

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Mr. Moschelle, who was 94; was Hill. a member of the-Knights of Pythias! Employed by Eli Lilly and Co. 23 and was treasurer of West Indian- years she was 64. land, who died last night in her pany here, son: a sister, Mrs. John Baker, New DOME: 1626 E. 52d st., will be held at| Survivors are three daughters,|SOn; Fy NL ' . } i Mi ores os Efe Orleans, La. and a granddaughter, #30 a.m. Thursday in the BlackMas} a Son, oe i D. Moshelte Mrs. Lillian Jane Faris, Roanoke, | Mrs. Calland taught in Indian-| on tn 8 sister, Mrs, Ne Va. a former Indianapolis resident, | died there and her body will be Sumivors are her husband, Harry . " i . 's, Frank Fuller and Wiliam Fullson, Everett O.. 1 |H,; a son, William A. Roanoke; a ©rs, her oR A ys Carrolton | gahahter, Miss Janet Faris, Roan-1er, and one sister, Mrs. Henry Lipps, Yow in the Presbyterian church in|OKe; two sisters, Miss Ida B. Hel- all of Indianapolis.

Jay county circuit court judge. she C21 D- Helphinstine, Vermont. | The Rey. Ralph O'Dell, Memorial | , cuit court, judge, she| . esbviers , : , AND FOR THE was 77 and. a member of the Port. | Another son, Oapl ja Fazls, pos Presbyter in church pastor, will Jord CLOTHING WHOLE land Presbyterian church. killed in i on Mn Tica In © conduct services for Dr. Deorge W. | ox FAMILY Survivors besides the kon are two CMeT 1943. i \Perlee, 629 E. 57th st, who died] oN ’ sisters, Mrs. Marguerite C. Ken- | 25 HELD IN JERUSALEM Sunday in Methodist hospital, at 2 ® SQUARE DEAL © non, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Jessie | ) (U. Pp). |P m. today in Royster and Askin | EASY CLOTHING & JEWELRY SHOPS L. Hodder, Passaic, N. J. and two | JERUSALEM, Dec. 19 (U. P). (mortuary. Burial will be at Crown| : h Sl + IN Yu, | British police held 25 suspects inl... 8 Years in the Low Rent District of TERMS! grandchildren, ; A | Hill. TERMS! 43 and 45 $, lllinois St —— terrorist activities today after fly-1"," qonict he was an elder of i " 3 ing squads surrounded the seaside |, teris h A __ —— -— MRS. ETHEL HALEY il t Batvam south of Televiv | emorial Presbyterian church -and| ¢ Hl ICA | Village o y Eo evera) | Vas @ member of the Optimist club, | ’ i EASIER HA [ERMS I HA We The Rev. A. M. Brown of the E. searching it and questioning severa the National Dental society and| bow 10th st. Methodist church, will con-! hundred men. | Mystic Tie Masonic lodge. . | His wife, Effie B., and several dh OPEN EVENINGS THRU FRIDAY, TO [= mms 0 & a : ’ IRA L. CRUMLEY co n : ES . Bh at : i Services for Ira L. Crumley, who T' : ? ae. died yesterday in his home, 648 Ft.| 4 BEAUTIFUL LEE] 2 IN ONE r i | Wayne ave., will be held at 10 a. m. |

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| tomorrow in the Copkle Puneral | {Home, and at 2 p. m. in the Pirst | | United Brethren church, Kokomo. | Burial will be there. Circulation manager 10 years of {the old Kokomo Dispatch, he was 65 and operated a rooming house jon Ft. Wayne ave. for 10 years. Survivors are his wife, Edna; a daughter and three sons, Roy E., Indianapolis, and Mrs. Lucille Res{ley, Floyd W. and Eugene H., all of Kokomo, and a sister, Mrs. Hazel | Shockey, Kokomo.

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JAP COMMANDER KILLED

| CHUNGKING, Dec. 19 (U, P.)— | {Col. Yosimi Hara, commander of | the Ghamo garrison of the 2d Jap- | {anese division, was among those | {killed when Chinese troops recap- | {tured the North Central Burma jelty Dec. 15, a communique said today.

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CROWN POINT—Mrs. Mary T. Hein, 76. Survivors: Husband, Peter; son, Wile lard; sisters, Mrs, Angeline Rettig and S 8 Stuer; brothers, Edward Christian, Michael, William, Henry and Joseph Huber

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DR, HERMAN B WELLS, president of ,the Indiana University FourMadtion, today announced the | election of H. Frederick Willkie, - Louisville, Ky. industrialist, to |

the foundation's | board of directors. “ Mr. Willkie | will. take the place left vacant by the death of his brother, Wendell L. Willkie, The new df=" rector was . graduated with a degree in from diana - univer= sity in 1912, Following his graduation he worked as a chemist in Puerto Rico and during world war 1 was with the U. 8S. Chem= fecal Works in Baltimore, Md. More recently Mr. Willkie has been an executive of utility, banking and manufacturing companies in Montreal, Canada; Peoria, Ill. and Louisville,

BOOK MEMORIAL T0 HONOR JONES

A book memorial in the Indianapolis public library has been established for Charles W. Jones, it was! | announced today by Mrs. Benjamin D. Hitz, president of the Council of Social’ Agencies. Other agencies aiding in estab- | lishing the memorial are the Mu-| tual Aid association of the William | H. Block Co. Indianapolis Person- | nel association, Indianapolis Emerg- | ency Day Care Services, Inc.,, Children's bureau of the Indianapolis | Orphans Asylum; Indianapolis Com= | munity Fund, Y. M. C. A. and the | Indianapolis Goodwill Industries. Books dealing with personnel, social services, religion and government will be purchased and six books to start the collection have | been authorized. The Charles W.| Jones Memorial fund will have its: office at the Council of Social

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