Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1945 — Page 12

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SARE ei i i FRIDAY, JAN, 19, 1943 Claude C. Adams ||} BROCK RITES i ni A

MEAD FUNERAL Claude C. Adar ELIE 1 e e un a [tr r nere years unt s re--SET TOMORROW Services will be held at 1:30 p. "i SET FOR 2 R T0D AY cir ow 10 ¥-%e ago, "i was fo relieve stuffiness a3, Invite i

{living on a farm near Mt. ComSunday at Shirley Brothers’ Irving | y hill chapel for Claude C. Adams, 68 | | tort, at the time of his death,

Life- Long Resident of City! Kenmore rd, who died Tuesday at [Contracts D Died V When AULD yr ams arr: a ite: Mie

Greensburg. Burial will be in Rush- if nose fills u Pp

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At Age of 81.

Services will be held at 1:30 p. m.

Died Last Wednesday |i

Mr. Adams, who was 51, was a

lumber buyer for the Hoosier Veneer Co. here and was a member of Downey Avenue Christian church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Edn

Was Struck by Train

granddaughter,”

At Mt. Comfort.

Rites for Ira Brock, who died of = tomorrow at Shirley Brothers’ cen- Adams: two daughters, Mrs. Norma | INJUT ies received Tuesday when his WORLD'S

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tral chapel for Mrs. Mattie E. Mead, | gtarkey, Indianapolis, and Mrs. automobile was struck by a train LARGEST Bi

lifelong resident of Indianapolis who Eloise Gardner, Spokane, Wash.; a near Mt. Comfort, were to be held A881 YG oT: N VICKS VA ‘TRO- NO a ive Servite died ‘Wednesday at’ her home. on, Mata Shs. Riverside, | at 2 p. m. today at the Robert, W. [Yok hy 3 | 0 an Burial will be in Cgpwn Hill. Hughes, Rushville, Hen d Ms. Gla dys| - . NE . — a, i L a Mrs. Mead, who was 81, WAS & opstott, Connersville, and a broth- |S : SEA member of St. Paul's Episcopalle, william Adams, Homer. " N TAILORED" S U | T S a church, a life member of Providence ART chapter, O. E. S., a charter member : ’ FASHIO : of White Shrine of Jerusalem No.|MRS. FLORENCE B. JONES 6 and a member of Myrtle Temple| Services for Mrs. Florence B.

NL No. 7, Pythian Sisters. Jones, 901 N. Sherman dr.* who S ; \ She is survived by a son, Warren died yesterday in St. Francis hos- | ; ; I. Mead, Indianapolis; four daugh-|pital, will be held at 2 p. m. to- : RR ters, Mrs. Mabel Gill, Mrs, Carl) morrow at, the Roscoe Conkle fu-

‘in to stay, not just pressed on to sell. And—above all—they get smartest 1009, VIRGIN WOOL EABRICS. All in all-it's a paying proposition to follow the crowds.

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Madson and ‘Mrs. Leona. Lechner, | netal home: Burial will’ be in Crown |

all of Indianapolis, and Mrs! Charles | Hill Meredith, Louisville, Ky.; a brother, | Mrs. Jones, garry L. Cuykendall, Indianapolis; | Widow of Dr. Oscar Jones.’ “She |S 10 grandchildren and ‘11 great-|had resided here 50 years and was |Z . : a member of Corinthian chapter, O. grandchildren, |E. S., Royal Neighbors of America |and the West Park Christian ALPHONSE MARCO | chureh, Rites are scheduled at 8:30 a. m.| Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. Monday al = Grinsteiner’s funeral Elizabeth Webber; a son, Raymond | home and at 9 a. m, at St. Patrick's | Jones, and two grandchildren, all of Catholic. church for. Alphonse | Indianapolis. Marco, South side barber, who died | yesterday at his home, 1152 Spann | HENRY J. ROSS ave. Rites for Henry J. Ross, former Mr. Marco was 66 and was a |y,gianapolis resident who died native of Alsace. He had operated | | Wednesday in the United States a barber shop at 906 English ave. yeterans’ hospital at Battle Creek, for 10 years and was a member of | Mich., will be held at '2 p. m. Mon““PASHION TAII ORED : St. Patrick’s church, the Holy Name | oy at the C. M. C. Willis & Son CLOTHES, Why noi drop in society of tlie church and Loyallgyneral home. Burial will be in + today? : i Order of Moose. | Crown Hill. ! i Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Al-| Mr. Ross, who was 57, was a berta M. Marco, and a sister, Mrs.i memper of the Jake Powell musical Jennie: Wilson, Indianapolis. |organization and for several years Ri . traveled with .a musical show. SGT. MELVIN ROUSE Memorial services for S. Sgt. Mel-| MRS. ELIZABETH BONIFACE vin Rouse, who YN killed in action| Services were to be held at 1 p. in France Nov.. will be held atm. today at Mt. Carmel Baptist 10:30 a. m 5 at St. John's church for Mrs. Elizabeth McWilEvangelical Lutheran church in liams Boniface, who died Tuesday Five Points, The Rev. Louis at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wambsganss, pastor, will officiate. {Mamie Nickerson, 2759 Sangster Sgt. Rouse, husband of Mrs. Alma ave. Burial was to be in New Rouse, 317 Bethel ave, was the first| Crown. member of the congregation to be! Mrs. Boniface is survived by Mrs. killed in action in this war, Nickerson and a son, James BoniSurviving in addition to his wife face. are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred

: ir rene Doughty and rs. Pact” ES ARE TOMORROW FOR MRS. GEABHART

{ine Sn, both of Indianapolis, : Rites will be held at 3 p. m.

JULIUS GOTTIES day in Morrow at Moore & Kirk colonial Rites were held Wednesday in .p..50) for Mrs. Naoma C. Geabhart, |

Cleveland, O., for Julius Sotrke, 420. W. Ohio st.. who died Wednesfather of Abe ‘Gottlieb, 3516 Janet day at St. Vincent's hospital. Bu- |

dr.» who died in Cleveland Monday. | i ; Irial will be in Crown Hill, Mr. Gottlieb. had been in ghe| . Alabama at | drum and barrel business many | Mrs. Geabhart, who was 75, was Vermont St. years. His son is the owner of the! ° Gottlieb drum service here,

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“{hart. She had lived here 31 years and was a member of the Apostolic FaitH church. Survivors include a- son, Charles W. Geabhart, Indianapolis; three |daughters, Mrs. May Curtis and {Mrs, Lottie Richards, both of In|dianapolis, and Mrs. Mable Goins, Lebanon, and four grandchildren. | ———————

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