Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1945 — Page 5

| MONDAY, JAN. 20, 105 Rites for ohn H. Scanlon Are Scheduled for Tomorrow

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| Dr. Willidin Cullen Dennis; preelent of Earlham college, will speak ‘pn “Dumbarton Oaks and Beyond” ‘at the Rotary club meeting at 12:15 > m, tomorrow in the Claypool

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Services for John H. Scanlon, a former city councilman and Marion county recorder, will be held, at 8:30 rtuary and at 9 a, m. in St. Philip Neri

{| Catholic church. Burial will be in {| Holy Cross temetery.

Mr. Scanlon, a resident of Indianapolis for 62 years, died Saturday in his home, 1130 N. LaSalle st. He served on the city counefl four ears during the administration of Before that he was county recorder. He had been active in the Democratic party. Before his recent retirement he was an employee of the Real Silk

i| Hoslery Mills 25 years. He was a

member ‘of St. Philip Neri church and the. Ancient Order of Hibernians, Survivors are his wife, Anna; two sons, Lt. (J)g.) Thomas M. Scanlon, stationed in Washington, and John P, Scanlon of Indianapolis, and a daughter, Mrs, Vincent Farrell, also of Indianapolis.

MRS. ROSA B, STOTT

Mrs. Rosa B. Stott, a pioneer resident of North Indianapolis, died Saturday at her home, 1010 Eugene st. She was 65, Mrs. Stott had resided here more than 40 years and was a member of 31st Street Baptist church. She is survived by her husband, Lewis E.; three sons, Petty Officer Beryl T. Stott, Gary; Petty Officer William E. Stott, Norfolk, Va., and Lewis G., ‘Indianapolis; two sisters,

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Mrs, Mary Wasson and Mrs. Sallie Goodrige, and a brother, William O. Smiser, all of Oldham, Ky.

OLIVER BALTZELL

Oliver Baltzelk, brother of Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell, died yesterday in his farm home near Sumner, Ill. He was 77. ' Survivors besides Judge Baltzell, are his wife, Bertha Lidey; a daughter, Mrs.. Kate Pepple, Princeton; four sons, Dr, F. B. Baltzell, Connersville, now a captain in the army medical corps; Verl, Columbus, O.; French and Mervin, both of Lawrence county; another brother, George O. Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Minnie Baltzell Wiley, Lawrence county.

JOHN K. COBB

John K. Cobb, retired Pennsylvania railroad employee, died Saturday night at his home, 1539 English ave.” He was 74. Mr, Cobb, a resident of Indianapolis 30, years, retired in 1940 after serving as carman with the railroad 27 years. He was a member of Englewood Christian church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs, Emma Cobb; two sons, Machinist's Mate 3-¢ William Cobb, in the Philippines, and Thomas Cobb, Indianapolis, and three daughters, Mrs. Ma Stipp, Indianapolis; Mrs. Thelina Roll, Akron, O., and Mrs. Ruby Elmore, Cuba

MRS. AMANDA GOFORTH

The Rev. Charles Patterson, West Michigan Street Methodist church pastor, will conduct rites-at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Bessie Pfeiffer, 273 N. Belle Vieu place, for her mother, Mrs. Amanda Go-

in | forth, who died yesterday. Burial

will be in Floral Park cemetery: She was 82. Other survivors are a son, Oliver Ollman, and another daughter, Mrs. Frederica Clements, both of Indi-

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anapolis, and two brothers, John R.

{and I. W. McMahan, both of*Cin-

cinnati, O.

EARL LEROY BOSS SR.

of Calvary United Brethren church, will conduct rites at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes for Earl Leroy Boss Sr., who died yesterday in his home, 1910 Fletcher ave. Burial will be in Crown Hill An employee of the Big Four railroad 17 years, he was 53. Survivors are his wife, Flora; a son, Earl Jr.; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Miley; his mother, Mrs. Nellie Evans; two half-brothers, Charles and George Boss, and. a grandson, all of Indianapolis,

MRS. FLORA ANN PRESCOTT

Rites for Mrs. Flora Ann Prescott, who died yesterday in her home, 1522 Nelson st, will be conducted at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes by thé Rev. L. A. Huddleston, pastor of Calvary United Brethren church. Burial will be in New Lown cemetery. She was a member of the Baptist church. Survivors #re two sons, Roy and Walter * Prescott, both of Indianapolis; four brothers, Asbury and Willie Graves, both of Indianapolis, and Bola and Lonnie Graves, both of Portland, Tenn. and a sister Mrs. Dollie Mitchell, Mich.

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MRS. HAZEL M. DURHAM

Rites will be conducted at 10 a. m. tomorrow .at Huntington First Baptist church for Mrs. Hazel M. Durham, wife of the Rev. James C. Durham, pastor of the Huntington church, who died yesterday in Irene Byron sanitorium, near Ft Wayne. \ Mrs. Durham, who was 40, was a native of Indianapolis. She is survived by her husband: two daughters, Helen Lois Durham, Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Donna Mae Adams, Huntington; six sisters, Mrs. Mila Nicholson, Mrs. Lucile Shafer, Mrs. Louise Baér, Mrs. Rita Robbins, and Miss Margaret Walter, all of Indianapolis and Mrs. Clara Smith, Chicago, and three brothers, Leonard Walter, Indfanapolis; Mel: vin, with the army in Belgium and Herman, serving with the navy.

Stats Deaths

CLINTON—Mrs. Veda O. Willey, 50. str. vivors: Sons, Sgt. Charles Willey, Machinists’ Mate 3-c Joseph R. Willey, DUGGER~S8ilas Cox, 177. Survivors: Wife, Ora; sons, Wayne, Noble, Ernest. FRANKFORT-—Mrs. Irma LaVaun 8paulding, 26. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville C. Carter; husband, James, Mrs. Barah Walker McCoy, 72, Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Dale Brock; sons, William Woodruff, Herschell and Russell McCoy; sisters, Mrs. Hattie Finney, Mrs. Mertel Newton, Mrs. Minnje Evan, KENTLAND - Mrs, Mable Mhybrow Childress, €7. Survivors: Husband, William; sons, Blanchard, Gorddn, Carl; sis: ters, Charlotte Whybrow, Mrs, Anna Swanson. LAFAYETTE—Daniel W. Casey, 59. Survivors: Son, Daniel Patrick; mother, Mrs. Ellen R. Casey; sisters, Mrs, Russell G. Sanders, Mrs. Arch Armstrong, Mrs, B. H. Smith. Mrs. Amanda Walsh, 69. Survivors: Husband, John; daughter, Mrs. Bee Chanley; sons, Lester, Charles, W. E. Sandidge: orother, Sidney Adwell; sisters, Mrs. Flor. shoe Bridwell, Mrs. Josephine Alsburg, Mrs. Ella McCormick. SHELBYVILLE -— William Dickey, 50. Survivors: Wife, Helen; daughters, Mrs. Arthur Buyer, Miss Marjorie Dickey; sisters, Mrs. John McDanlels, Mrs, Minnie Clark, Wilbur Scudder, 63. Survivors: Wife, Rosa; daughter, Mrs. Glen Ferris; son, Rex; sisters, Martha Scudder; Mrs. Earl Minnle Payne, SULLIVAN-—Albert Sims, 65. Survivors: Sons, Robert, Alva. | Bister, Mrs, Anny

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Burial to B& at Lafayette For Last Survivor of Purdue 1881 Class.

Rites for Miss Eva Wilson Smith, who died Friday night at her home, 2122 N. New Jersey st., were to be held this afternoon at the residence. Burial was to be in Lafayette. Miss Smith, a native of Greencastle and former resident of Lafavette, was the last survivor of the 1881 graduating class of Purdue university: She was a member of Meridian Street Methodist church and the Purdue Woman's association.

Miss Ida Virginia Smith and Miss Nelly Colfax Smith, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Egbert Cadmus, Old Lyme, Conn. and a brother, Guy McIlvaine Smith, Danville, Ill,

MRS. ELIZA E. KINGSBURY

Rites will be held at 11 a. m, Wednesday at Mahalasville for Mrs. Eliza Ellen Kingsbury, 2134 N. Talbott ave., who died yesterday at a convalescent Home. Burial will be in Mahalasville, Mrs. Kingsbury, who was 92, moved here from Mahalasville more than 70 years ago. The widow of Robert W. Kingsbury, custodian of school No. 29 for 35 years, she was a member of Broadway Methodist church. : Surviving are a brother, Edward Renner, Mahalasville; a sister, Mrs. Louise Stewart, Madison, and four grandchildren, Yeoman Robert W. Hall, in the Pacific; Chagles C. Hall, near Coatesville, and Richard Hall and Mrs. Warren Fischer, both of Indianapolis.

MARYLIZABETH MOONEY

Miss Marylizabeth Mooney, art teacher at Broad Ripple high school for 17 years, died this morning at her home, "4342 College ave. She was 42.

II for a year, Miss Mooney had continued her teaching duties at Broad Ripple until a week ago. A graduate of the Herron Art Institute, Miss Mooney was highly regarded in Indiana educational circles. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Alice B. Mooney, with whom she lived at the College ave. address, and a sister, Mrs. O. C. Chesebrough of Indianapolis. The body was taken Reynolds funeral home, Pennsylvania st.

to the 1415 N.

REV. W. C. PREWITT

The Rev. W. C. Prewitt, father of Gerould F. Prewitt, pension fund treasurer of the Disciples of Christ, died last night in Eustis, Fla. He was 73. A retired minister, he had been living in Florida for seven years. Survivors, other than his son, are his wife and a second son, Neal, Sioux City.

WILLIAM A. BAUER

Services for William A. Bauer, 1107 Fletcher ave, will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Bert S. Gadd funeral home, 1047 Churchman ave., avith the Rev. John Ray Church officiating. Burial will be in Crown

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Mr, Bauer, who was 71, died Friday in Methodist hospital. Before retiring in 1925 he wa a glass and china inspector for various firms in Indianapolis. Survivors are his wife, Anna; two nieces, Mrs. Ruth I. Poole, Indianapolis, and Mrs, Florence Schureman, Yuma, Ariz, and a nephew, George Curtis, Indianapolis.

LOUIS Z. SHARP

Louis Z. Sharp, 1540 N. Grant ave, died yesterday in his home. He was 62, .. Born in Columbus, he had lived in Indianapolis 51 years. He had been employed as a stretcher for the Indianapolis Brush and Broom Co. Survivors are his wife, Lyle; a daughter, Mrs. Lenora Ramsey; two brothers, Walter and Henry, and two grandsons, John and Vernon Ramsey, all of Indianapolis. Services will be conducted by the Rev. Frank Miles and the Rev. Eric —=+ Martin will conduct services at 3 p. m. Wednesday in the Moore and Kirk northeast chapel, 2530 Station st. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery. -

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RITES ARE TODAY FOR EVA SMITH!

She is survived by three sisters, |

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The battleship Oregon commission may, as reported, be preparing to send General MacwArthur the American flag that first flew over Manila on Aug. 13, 1898, but they can’t send all of it. That's because John W. Trimmer, Cleveland, O., Spanish war veteran, has the piece he proudly displays in photo above. Though he values it highly as a souvenir of his service in the Philippines, he is more than willing to give it to General MacArthur.

MRS. NEWHOUSE RITES THURSDAY

Eli Lilly Employee Will Be Buried in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Services for Mys.. Ada Newhouse who died yesterday in her home, 1227 Wright st., will be held at 8:30 a. m. Thursday in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes and at 9 o'clock in St. Patrick’s Catholic church. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. An employe of Elf Lilly & Co. 19 years, she was a member of St. Patrick’s church and the Altar society. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Naomi Wolfenburger, Indianapolis; two sons, John, Indianapolis, and Pvt. Robert Newhouse, Tonopah, Nev., and three grandchildren.

MRS. DORA BELL WALLACE

Services for Mrs. Dora Bell Wallace, 1502 E. 17th st., who died yesterday in St. Vincent’s hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday

in the Jordan funeral home. Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. A member of the Baptist éhureh, she was 67. Survivors are her Husband, James G.; a son, Wiley Eldridge Cole; a daughter, Mrs. Fay Gibson, all of Indianapolis; three brothers, Samuel W. King, Wild Cherry, Ark., and William L. and David M. King, both of Texas; three sisters, Mrs. Ethel Sexton and Mrs. Pearl Majors, both of Arkansas, and Mrs. Estelle Burr, Indianapolis; four step-children, Mrs. - Ernie Wallace, Mrs. Alvin Parker, Mrs, Mamie Davis and Mrs. Lodema Jaynes, all of Indianapos | lis; three grandchildren, and 10 step-grandchildren.

WILLIAM H. COLLINS

William H. Collins, 1519 Sturm ave, died Saturday at the U. S. Veterans’ facility hospital in Marion. He was 62. Mr; -Collins-was a veteran-of -the Spanish-American war, surving 16 months in the Philippines. A resident of Indianapolis 30 years, he was a retired employee of the Indianapolis Coal Co, and a member of Progressive Spiritualist church, Loyal Order of Moose, "and Harold C. Megrew Camp No. 1, Spanish war veterans. He is survived by his wife, “Mrs. Florence Collins; two sons, Pvt. Hubert Collins, Kingman, Ariz, and Lauren Colling Collins; a daughter, Joan Collins, Indianapolis, and a brother, Bert Collins, Moundsville, Ky.

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The dir medal was presented Friday to Mrs. Betty E, Campbell, 54 W. 30th st, for her husband, Lt. Stanley J. Campbell, held prisoner in Stalag Luft No. 1 in Germany, The presentation was made by Capt. Frank L. Heusner at Stout field. Before he was taken prisoner, Lt. Campbell flew a dive bomber in Italy.

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The Rev. Jean S. Milner, Second] Presbyterian church pastor, will conduct rites at 3 p, m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary for Dr. Harry F. Parr, who died yesterday in his home, 55 E. 32d st. Burial will be in Crown Hill, A dental surgeon with offices in the. Hume-Mansur building, Dr.

| |Parr was 65 and was a graduate of

the ‘ Indiana university school of dentistry in 1805. He also studied in Austria and Germany.

Dr. Parr was a member of the Second Presbyterian church, the Rotary club, University club, Pentalpha Masonic lodge, Indiana and Indianapolis Dental associations, and a charter member of the Highland Golf and Country club. Survivors: are his wife, Edith Morgan; a sister, Mrs. Fred Hooton, Dan L.

dan; two stepsons, Lt.

Morgan, in France, and John 8. Mrs. Merle Keefe, Kokomo.

REV. JOHN ALLAN BLAIR

Falling Spring Presbyterian church, Chambersburg, Pa. for the Rev,

the church who died Sunday. Dr. Blair, who was 71, was for-

Terre Haute, Paris, Ill, and Philadelphia, Pa., and was the husband of Mrs. Harriett Cleland Blair, formerly of Indianapolis. He is survived by his wife and six cousins, Mrs. Ferris Taylor, Edward Dean, Miss Belle Dean, Miss Gertrude Baker, Miss Rosemary Baker and Mrs. Raymond Spruance, all of Indianapolis, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert, Blair, Crawfordsville.

MICHAEL BARRON

Rites will be held tomorrow at the P. J. Ryan & Son funeral home in Terre Haute for Michael Barron, who died Saturday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mabel Burris, 813 E. 66th st. Mr. Barron, who was 78, was a native of Budapest, Hungary, and had resided here 18 months, formerly living in Clinton and Terre Haute. Survivors include three daughters, | Mrs. Burris, Mrs. Mary Lipferd and: Mrs. Leona Kaperak, all of Indianapolis; Joseph, Terg Haute, and Ernest, Chicago.

MRS. FLORA M. STARK

in St. Vincent's hospital, will be held at 8 a. m. tomorrow in her home at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in the Christian church in Scottsburg. Burial will be in Scottsburg. A member of the Christian church in Scottsburg and Pythian Sisters, Rebekah lodge and the Degree of Pocahontas, she was 66. Survivors are her husband, Robert, and two sisters, Mrs. Pear] Skinner, Greencastle and Mrs. Maggie Lowry, Crothersville,

FRANK DeWITT

The Rev. Sidney Blair Harry will conduct services for Frank DeWitt, 3640 N. Meridian st, at 7:30 p. m. today in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Services also will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Columbus, O., with burial in Greenlawn cemetery there. Mr. DeWitt, who was 58, died yesterday in Methodist ‘hospital. He had worked in the inspection department of Allison division of General Motors three vears and| previously had been a manufactur-| ing agent in Detroit, Mich., for the! Frank DeWitt Co., heafing supplies firm, and a representative of similar | firms in Columbus. | _He belonged to the Scottish Rite |

Rites for Dr. Harry Parr Will Be Held Tomorrow

Lebanon: a brother, Charles, Sheri- |"

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Rites will be held tomorrow at | John Allan Blair, D. D., pastor of s

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Rites for Mrs. Flora M. Stark, 522) |} N. Pershing ave., Who died yesterday}

in Chicago, Humboldt lodge 476, PF. & A. M,, in Columbus and Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. Survivors are his wife, Clyde, and a daughter, Mrs. F.C. Thomas of New Orleans, La, Honorary «pallbearers will be J. C. Cunningham, Fred Luker, W. G. Guthrie, Preston B. Moore, Robert V. Maiers, Jesse Baker, Sidney Mason, Fred T. Lawrence, Larry Wilson, William Hilton, Andrew Muldoon, Joseph Wagner and Maurice Eppert.

MRS. BELLE F. MERCER Mrs. Belle F. Mercer, Camby, a

yesterday in City hospital, - Her body was taken to the Beanblossom funeral home. She was 79.

Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. J. E. Smalley, 8t. Paul, Minn,, and

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