Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1944 — Page 6

Mrs. Louisa Mohr, Resident Here for 88 Years, Is Dead

' Mrs. Louisa K. Mohr, an Indianapolis resident 88 years, died last | night in her home, 18 N. Grant aves after an illness of three weeks. | She was 90. ) Born in’ Philadelphia, Pa. she was the wife of the late Henry P. Mohr, a lithographer, and had lived at the Grant ave. addréss more than 44 years. Mr. Mohr died In 1920. Survivors are four sons, George, Karl and Millard, olis, and Alfred of Balboa ‘ Helghts, |

County Fish and Game association

Survivors are a son, Robert F.; Panama Canal Zone; three daugh-| . : ters, Mrs. Marceliie M. Saunders of a grandson, Robert -L. Mannfeld,

I d A 1 aman 1-c at Great Lakes Ik, | ndianap S, 5, Du B. Howes of Seamal ’ — = oy a hor Ars Els 1 ) M. and a grandd wught r, Miss LaVonne sonv > Fla, ¢ Mrs sie

Mannfeld of Indianapolis. His wife, Skillman “of Cristobal, Panama Canal Zone, and eight grandchil- Martha, died 15 years ago. dren. ®

The body was faker to Flanner ‘SERVICES TOMORROW & Buchanan mortuary. 'FOR NETTIE NEWMAN

ALBERT J. MANNFELD Mrs. Rites for Albert J Mannfeld, a re-|man, 410 N. DeQuincy st., will be tired tailor, will be conducted by held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in her the Rev. F. R. Daries at 3 p. m. and at 3 p. m. in Oak Hill

today in the Hisey & Titus mor- chapel, Lebanon. Burial Will be in " the Oak Hill cemetery. The Rev. in «Crown (John Ray Clark will officiate.

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Hill. Mrs Newman, who was 74, died Mr. Mannfeld, who was 72, died yesterday in her home Wednesday of pneumonia. He Te Born in Boone county, she came at 2201 Guilford ave. i? to Indianapolis in 1900. She be- |

He had been associated with Jonged to the lebanon Christian George Mannfeld & Sons, mer- church, Fidelity Rebekah lodge No. | chant tailors, until his retirement 227, the American War Mothers | 15 years ago. A ‘lifelong Indian- and Cedars of Lebanon club.

apolis resident, he belonged to the Mrs. Fern L.

Marie and both of Indianapolis; a

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

_ FRIDAY. DEC. 29, 1944

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RITES ARRANGED

Death Comes Before Return of Soldier Son From = |

Prison Camp.

Services for Mrs. Alma W. Harris, | who had hoped to live until the return of her son from a prison camp, | will be at 2:30 p. ‘m. tomorrow in the | Leap funeral home. Burial will be lin Floral Park cemetery. ow Mrs. Harris, who was 43, dled yesterday in her home, 43 S. Harris it., after a year’s illness. Her son, 8. 8gt. Charles R. Harris, a walst gunner on a Flying Fortress, was taken prisoner by the Germans in February. Mrs. Harris had re-| ceived no word from him since September and was unconscious when two letters finally arrived Tuesday and Wednesday. Survivors besides the son are three ‘daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Seller, Mrs. Betty Phillips and Miss Wilma Jean Harris, all of Indianapolis. Her husband, William, died in 1927, |

ROY W. RICHARDS

The Rev. O. A. Trinkle will conduct services for Roy W Richards, 3141 E. 10th st, at 1:30 p. m. to~ morrcw in the Harry W. Moore chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Richards, who was 44, Wednesday in his home. A native of Tipton, he had lived in Indianapolis 30 years and worked as a salesman for tne Motern Home Insulating Co. He was a veteran of worln war -I and had served in Panama. Survivors are his wife, Minnie, four sons, Pfc. Roy Richards, stationed in Honolulu; Pvt, Robert Richards, Camp Fannin, Tex. and Walter and Wayne, both of Indianapolis; three daughters, Mrs. Fiorence Osterhage of Larkspur, Cal, and Misses Dorothy and Beatrice i Richards, both of Iridianapolis, and a stepson, Sgt. James C. Skabla of Camp Bowie, Tex,

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JOHN EDWARD LAWRENCE

Services for John Edward .Law- | rence, a native of Newbury who’ resided in Indianapolis, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Marion. | Burial will te in Landersville. Mr. Lawrence died Wednesday at |his home, 1434 N. Chester st. He | was 79 and was a member of the {United Brethren church at Van | Buren, | Survivors include two daughters, | |Mrs. Letta Meiers, Warren, and Mrs. Nellie Begir, Muncie; five sons, {Guy E. and William R. both of | | Indianapolis; Everett C., Marien; | | Paul, Warren, and Robert L., sta | [tioned at Sault Ste. Marie with the | {coast guard,

and two grandsons, | Pvt. Richard E. Lawrence, stationed | at Ft. McClellan, Ala, and Cpl | Willipm’ Lawrence, Tinker field, Ok. |

| MRS. ZELMA A. MARSH

| Services for Mrs. Zelma A. Marsh, | 1219 Central ave, will be at 2 p. m | tomorrow in the Meyer & Abdon [funeral home. Burial will be in|

| Washington Park cemetery. Mrs. Marsh, who was 70, | yesterday in her home. She | the wife of Albert L. Marsh and had lived here 30 years. She was | a member of the Mother church, Boston, Church of Christ Scientist. | Besides her husband, survivors | are two sons, Julius and Albert; a | daughter, Mrs. Jesse Hickman; two brothers, Willlam and Dode Elliott, | all of Indianapolis; and three sisters, Mrs. Rebecca Masten and | Mrs. John Deen of Indianapolis and Mrs. Reha Pounder of Arkansas. '

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CHARLES F. McCOLLEY

| Rites for Charles Fremont Mec-| { Colley, retired grocer, will be at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Tolin funeral home. Burial will be in Tider oéme- |

{Marion county and had operated | |a grocery on Lockwood st.’ before | his retirement 15 years ago. He [belonged to the United Brethren (church. | Survivors besides Mrs. Lovell are | another daughter, Mrs. Gay Mat- | thews of Indianapolis, and two| brothers, Edward of Lebanon and the Rev. Will McColley. His wife, Mary Ellen, died 10 years ago.

| LONNIE J. WADE

Services for Lonnie J. Wade, who died yesterday in City hospital, | will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the C. M.-C. willis & Son mortuary. | Burial will be in Floral Park ceme- | tery. | Mr. Wade, who was 54, lived at {42¢ W. 28th st. He was a civilian {employee at Ft. Harrison and had lived in Indianapolis 39 years, His wife, Goldie, is the only

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