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| FRIDAY, FEB. 2, 195

| BESSIE HARDEN "RITES ARRANGED

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i Had Been Resident ! Here Since 1912.

Rites are scheduled at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary for Mrs. Bessie Mae E Dinkle Marden, 40 W. 32d st, who i) died Wednesday in Methodist hos-

' pital. Entombment wilt be at ! Washington Park mausoleum. | Mrs. Harden, a resident of Ini dianapolis since 1912, was a member {of White Cross guild. Hi ky She is survived by her husband, Clyde; a daughter, Mrs. Adelia {| Ferger; a sister, Mrs. Nora Jordan, all of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Mattie Starvick, Seattle, Wash.

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CLAUDE E. PALMER

Graveside rites were’ to be held today in Muncie for Prof. Claude E. Palmer, head of the music department of Ball State Teachers college, who died yesterday in Crile bi elinic in Cleveland, O. | Mr. Palmer, who was 58, was {head of the music department of | Shortridge high school from 1919 ito 1925 when he went to Ball State. ll He was active in musical activi{ties throughout the state and had |@irected community sings in Munele for the last several years.

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MRS. BERTHA L. BROOKS

| The Rev. A. E. Corey will conduct |sites at 3 p. m. tomorrow- at the Harry W. Moore peace chapel for Mrs. Bertha L. Brooks, who died ‘yesterday morning at her home, 11336 N. Delaware st. Burial will be in Washington Park. Mrs. Brooks was 64 and was a member of Centenary Christian church. She is survived by three /daughters, Mrs, Hazel Gutknecht, Mrs. Leona VanTreese and Mrs, Ruth Garriott, all of Indianapolis.

(MRS. FRANCES ELMORE

, Services will be held Saturday in Los Angeles, Cal, for Mrs. Frances ‘Elmore, mother of Mrs. Mary Barringer, 730 Belle Vieu pl, who died Wednesday in Alhambra, Cal, | Other survivers are her husband, Nezzie; another daughter, Mrs. Mar‘tha Shoemaker, Detroit, Mich., and (four sons, Austin, Clair, Paul and Kenneth Elmore, all of Los An-

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Monday at the Blackwell funeral home and at 9 a. m. in St. Joan of Arc Catholic church for Andrew J. Clark, inspector for the city sanitation department 15 years, who died yesterday at ‘his home, 5223 Park ave. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Clark, who was 68, had resided here most of his life and was a member of St. Joan of Are church: Surviving are his wile, Mary Margaret; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth

MISS OLIVER'S FUNERAL HELD

Sister of Wife of Principal Of Shortridge HighBuried at Madison.

Services were held Wednesday in Madison for Miss Mary Oliver, teacher and sister of Mrs. J. Dan Hull, 26 Meridian pl., who died Saturday In Phillipsburg, Pa. Burial was In Marion. Miss Oliver, who was 35, was head teacher in the nursery school at Pennsylvania state college. She was head of the nursery school at Purdue university in 1943-44 and previously was with nursery schools in White Plains, N, Y., Ohio university and the University of Iowa. She is survived by Mrs, Hull, wife of the principal of Shortridge high school; her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Andrew J. Oliver, Brooksburg, and an aunt, Miss Clara Simpson, Brownsburg.

Services Jor Andrew J. Clark Will Be Conducted Monday|

Rites are scheduled at 8:30 a. m.|

Long, Indianapolis, ‘and two. brothers, James, Elmira, N. Y, and Michael Clark, Indianapolis.

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JOHN HIDER :

Rites will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Syrian Orthodox church for John Hider, 1020 N. Warman ave, who died yesterday in City hospital. . Burial will be in Crown Hill, A resident of Indianapolis 45 years, Mr. Hider was 48 and operated a grocery at 545 Blake st. He was a member of Syrian Ofthodox church, Knights of St. George and Indianapolis lodge No. 17 Loyal Order of Moose. 3 Surviving are his wife, Selma; two daughters, Evelyn and Lorraine Hider, both of Indianapolis; two sons, Pvt, Robert Hider, Truax Field, Wis, and Willlam, Indianapolis, and a brother, Lewis, Indi-

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HARRY E. PRICE

Services are scheduled at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at the J. C. son hapel of the Chimes for Hyry E. ice, employee of the Boncilla laboratories, who died yesterday. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemgtery. Mr. Price was 47 and was a member of the “First . htt Brethren | church. He 1s survived by his wife, Mary; four sons, Pvts. Richard and John Price, both with the army; Seaman 1-c Harry Price Jr, of the navy and Raymond, Indianapolis; two daughters, Pvt. Helen Wardwell, of the WAC and Miss:Alice Price, Indianapolis; a brother, Raymond 8. Price; two sisters, Mrs. C. D. Yohler and Mrs. L. 8. McCullum and the parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Price, all of Indianapolis.

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{day at her home, 2720 N. LaSalle

ES SET FOR MRS. JOHNSON

Services to Be Here This Evening and Tomorrow

At Coatesville.

+ Services for Mrs. Luella Wellinghoff Johnsom, who died Wednes~

st.,, will ‘be held at 8 p. m. today at the Robert W, Stirling funeral home and at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Coatesville Methodist church. Burial will be in Stilesville cemetery, Mrs. Johnson, the widow of Stéphen A. Johnspn, was a member of Coatesville church. She was-70 and had resided in Indianapolis 23

years. : Survivors include her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Hurley, Indianapolis;

a son, 8: §gt. James Maurice Johnson, with the army in India; a brother, W. A. Wellinghoff, New Orleans and :a grandson, H. Frank Hurley, pharmacist’s mate 3-¢ with the navy.

MRS. FLORA BROWN BECK

Services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Krieger funeral home for Mrs. Flora Brown Beck, retired schoolteacher and former | Dublin, Ind., postmistress, who tied | | yesterday at the Altenheim home, 2007 N. Capitol ave, Burial will be in Dublin. Mrs. Beck, who was 82, formerly taught school in Dublin and in Georgia and was a social worker in New Orleans,

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She is survived by twp sisters, Mrs. Lena B. Eberts and Mrs. | Charles H. Bouday, both of Indi-| anapolis, and two stepsons, Rolland, Beck, Chicago, and Eldon Beck, Boise, Idaho. : |

HARRISON FUNERAL - SCHEDULED TODAY

Rites for Forest E. Harrison, Joon] Central ave. veteran of world war | II who died Tuesday at St. Vincent's | hospital, were to be held this morning in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial was to be in Washington Park. Mr. Harri 5s on i served as an army §¥; private in this} country before re- gs ceiving ‘a medical } discharge. He was’ a graduate of” ‘ Broad Ripple high school and Forest Harrison | a member of the American Legion and Broad Ripple Christian church. | He is survived by his wife, Helen; | his mother, Mrs. Oscar Harrison,

and his twin sister, Mrs. J. T. Hughes. { MRS. LEONA CLEM | Rites for Mrs, Leona Pauline

Clem, 5200 E. 30th st, who died! Monday at Davenport, Ia, were to) be held at 3 p. m. today at Shirley | Brothers’ Irving Hill chapel. Burial was to be in Washington Park. Mrs. Clem, ‘who was 38, had lived | here 20 years and was a member | of Englewood Christian church: Survivors are her husband, Bd | ward Paul; three brothers, William, | Clarence and Paul O'Connor, all of | Lafayette, and a sister, Mrs. Bertha |

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AMBOY Miss Jor A. Melton, 68, Sur vivors: Brothers, H. L. Melton, Oscar Melton; sister, Ms, Esta C. Warne. BRAZIL—Mrs, Julia Hunt, 74. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Oscar Keen, Mrs, Allan

NAS. NELLIE TYLER ET MN 10 CONDUCT | SERVICES TOMORROW score *==% 2 = HOFFMEYER RITES Ponds may all at Feeney 45 Members of the Improved Order

Rites for Mrs. Nellie Tyler, A Feeney funeral home, Keen, sons, Roy, Homer, died yesterday at her home, 98 E.| of Red ‘Men will conduct rites tos HUNTINGTON—Fred = Risser,

52. © Surial gm egg VR ™ Maple. rd., will be held at 1:30 THOMAS ALEXANDER SHELBYVILLE—Mrs, Martha ani Me-|P. Mm. tomorrow at Flanner & Bu-

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loy, 8. Survivors: Nieces, Mrs. Ora!chanan mortuary. Burial will be in Jones. Mrs. Pred Gregory, Mrs. Charles | Crown Hill. ¥ [tor of Fairfield Christian church, with the Hayes Brothers’ Co., Ind,

SULLIVAN—Mrs, Evaleen Steinér Good-| Mrs, Tyler, who was 68, was a will conduct rites.at 2 p. m. to- (for 30 years, who died yesterday in mam yRavisons: fant. lie: member of Central Avenue Method- | morrow at Conkle funeral home for |, nursing home. Steiner; sister, Mrs, Everett Whittington; | ist church and a past president of | Thomas Alexander’ Prest-O-Lite Services will be conducted ’ there d

brothers, Frank, the Cedars of Lebanon, | Battery Co. employee for 28 Yearsiay 3:30 p. m. tomorrow and burial

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vivors: - Daughter, Imogene Evelyn; son, She is survived by her husband, e sterday at his home, 1029 Lewis; sisters, Mrs. Fred King, Mrs. Em-|T. M. (Frank) Tyler; a son, John, who died Ye {will be in Crown Hill vil ma Poole, Mrs. Moline Ulshater; brother, Groff ave.

Edward Eltzroth. | Indianapolis, and five daughters, | Mr. Alexander was 65 and had] Mr. Hoffmeyer, who was 77, was’ - |Mrs.- H. G. Litteral, Mrs. R. H.| lived here 55 years. |a charter member of Plumbers’ .. CARD PARTY ARRANGED | Brandes, Mrs. M. K. Pruyn and Surviving are his wife, June; a|union local 73 and a member of Monumental division No. 128 of Miss Mabel Tyler, all of Indian- | adugher, Mrs. June Coughlin, botli| Evangelical Lutheran church and the grand international auxiliary apolis, and Mrs. N. C. McCune, ,¢ 1hgianapolis; a son, Sgt. Thomas Red Cloud Tribe, Red Men, to the Brotherhood of Locomotive | Louisville, Ky. | Alexander, South Pacific; three sis-| He is survived by his wife, Grace; ™ Engineers will hold a pillowslip card | — ‘ters, Mrs. Addie Essigke, “Mrs. Carrie |a son, Keith; a granddaughter, Mrs. - » party Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. at- the JOSEPH M. KENNINGTON |Naef, and Mrs. Verda Patterson; | Jean Miller, and twin great-grand- .- Food Craft shop. "Mrs. Latta Via is| Rites for Joseph M. Kennington; three brothers, Caleb, Joseph and children, Bonnie and Barbara Mit= "| chairman, |B. & oO. railroad employee ‘Who died { | Jack Alexander, all of Indianapolis. {ler

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