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</at the Indiana University Medical center, died yesterday in Robert, Long hospital, Dr. Turner was 5 sid lived at 3918 Park ave. Before starting at the Medical center in 1915, he was

medicated : he was educated in England and Germany. He was a member of the Episcopal = church, the Marion County Medical society and a member of the American Chemical society.’ : Survivors are two sisters, Misses Gertrude and Agnes Turner; a brother, Norman, all living in England, and a nephew, George Turner, Kansas,

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WILLIAM SCHAAF Services for William Schaaf, a lifelong- resident of Dale, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Dale. 5 Mr. Schaaf, who was 79, was i the father of Mrs. Glenn Conway #1 and Mrs. Irene Walter, a Technical | high school teacher. J Other survivors are two sons, Dr. | Albin D. Schaaf of Jamestown and Maj. Clarence W. Schaaf, former Indianapolis resident.

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Fiyiay to | FRED E. CLEMONS

Los Angeles | “Services for Fred E. Clemons, | restaurant owner and pioneer in the automotive racing field, will be held lat 1:30 p. m. tomorrow inthe Howe | funeral home in Greensburg. | The body will be at Histy & Titus j mortuary in Indianapolis until to- | morrow morning. Mr: Clemons, |who was 56, died Saturday of a 8 heart attack in his home, 6318 @ Michigan rd. He and his wife had

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S. Capitol ave. eight years, POINTS THE WAY 3 |MRS. CASSIE L. MONTGOMERY Rites for Mrs. Cassie Lee Montfe Su ——————— | gomery, 4848 E. 34th st., will be held |at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry |W. Moore peace chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill. — Mrs. Montgomery, -who was 58, died Saturday in her home. She

(had lived in Indianapolis 39 years. “Survivors are her—husband;-Clif~ an ford; a son, Leslie of Indianapolis; two istes, Mrs. Elsie Stephenson of

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Louis J. Smith,

Louis Jerome Smith, . retired Manual high school teacher, died yesterday at his home, 2744 N. Sherman dr. He was 75. Mr. Smith had been an iron forging teacher at Manual 37 years before his retirement about .10 years ago. He had resided ir: Indianapolis since his childhood,’ . Survivors include a brother, James, Indianapolis, and three sisters Mrs. Calvin Beard, with whom Mr, Smith made his home; Mrs. Charles Dwyer, also of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Anna, M. Slider, Phoenix, Ariz, Private services will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the home with burial in Crown Hill .

BERTHA MOON SANDERS

The Rev. Harry R. Mercer, assistant pastor of Tabernacle Presbyterian church, will conduct rites at. 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner and Buchanan mortuary for Mrs. Bertha Moon Sanders who died yesterday’ in ‘her home, 4117 Central ave. Burial will be in Crown Hill, She was a life “member of the

of the Welfare club, the Book club, the Tabernacle Presbyterian church and was a contributor to homes for the aged. She is survived by her husband, Pred; two cousins and three nieces.

EDWARD J. SEXTON

Services: for Edward J. Sexton, retired telegraph inspector for the] Big Four railroad, who died Saturday at his home, 4065 Park ave, will be held at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow at the residence and at 9 a. m. in Bt. Joan of Arc Catholic church, Burial will be in Holy Cross. ~ Mr. Sexton, who was 80, had been stiiployed by the railroad 40 years before his retirement in 1933. He was & member-of the Association of Retired Railroad Employees -and of St."Joan of Arc church, , Surviving are two daughters, |

Evan A, Doucher, Detroit, Mich.

KATHLEEN BERRY

Sunnyside Hospital guild, a member|

75, Retired

Manual High Teacher, Dies

until his retirement four years ago, served at Engine Houses 32, 22, 2 and 16, He was a member of the Methodist church. Survivors are his wife, Sarah E.; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Hinshaw, Bell, Cal; and Mrs, Lorraine Oberting, - Indianapolis; two sons, Earl E., New York, and Robert, Indianapolis; a brother, Charles L., Indianapolis, and five sisters, Mrs. Ray B. Wilhite, Hall; Mrs, Nellie E. Kirk, Martinsville; Mrs. Amy Leon-| ard, Pt. Lauderdale, Fla.;, Mrs.| Helen Bright, Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Edna Patten, Indianapolis.

MRS. NELL GORHAM ‘

Rites for Mrs. Nell Dean Gorham who died Saturday in her home, 710 E. 34th st., will be held at 1:30 p: m, tomorrow in Royster & Askin funeral home. Burial will be in Brownsburg. She was a member of Meridian Street Methodist- church, a past president of the Meridian Street White Cross guild and past president ‘of the United Commercial Travelers. She was employed by H. P. Wasson & Co. Survivors-are-her-husband; Frederick, and a son, Herbert.

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SARA DUFFEY'S

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Services for Miss Sara A. Duffey, a retired home economics teacher, will be ¢ondicted -at 9 8. m. Wednesday in SS. Pete and Paul cathedral by her nephew, Msgr, P. A. Brisse, rector of Assumption

Catholic church In Evansville, Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery.

Miss Duffey, who lived at 111 E. 16th st., died yesterday in St. Vincent’s hospital. She was 66. “From 1900. until her retirement nearly two years ago she had taught art in school $2. She was a member of the American Association of University Women, the SS. Peter and Paul cathedral and the Altar society «of the church. “Before retiring she was active in the National Education association, the Federation of Indianapolis Public School = Teachers, Grade Teachers’ association, the Indiana State Home Economics association and the American Home Economics association. Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Mary Brisse, Laconia, N. H. and three brothers, John of Chicago and Harry and Frank, both of Indianapolis.

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JOHN BARB

Rites will be held at 3,p. m. tomorrow at Conkle funeral home for

John ‘Barb, 4950 E. 17th st., city employee, who was fatally injured Saturday when he fell beneath the wheels of a city ash train. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Barb, who was 59, died at City hospital. - A native of Romania, he had resided here 40 years. He is survived by his wife, Bmma; a stepSon, Jess Athey; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Ethel Mulrine, all -of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Anha Lupear, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mary Daniels, Detroit, Mich, and three = grandchildren.

THOMAS HIGINBOTHAM

Thomas Higinbotham, 506% E. Washington st., died yesterday in City hospital of injuries received in a fall a week ago. He was 73. He had worked for the Van Camp Hardware & Iron Co. nearly 20| years and had been a member of| the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Methodist church in Frankfort. Survivors are two. daughiers, Mrs.

Vollmer P. Albert, life- long resi-

ing a brief illness, He was 56,

| Boulevard pl., personnel department at Allisons’, Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Flanner and Buchanan mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill. Burviving are ovo brothers: WilHam D. of Detroit; Glendale, Cal, and Harry J, Charles E. and Ray E, all of Indiangpolis.

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JOAN BARRY SIGNS Eleanor, Indianapolis, - and. Mrs. | FILM STAR CONTRACT

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Rites for Mrs. Kathleen Berry, came to Hollywood to be a movie will be held at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow Star and became a mother instead, in the Usher mortuary and at g|announced today she had signed a| a. m. in St. Anthony's Csdtholic| contract to make a movie for Monchurch. Burial will be in Holy! 0gram studios. Cross cemetery. | The picture, her sliomey; Joseph | + Mrs. Berry died Saturday, day before her 67th birthday,

in|to do with Miss Barry's starring ap-

her residence at the Indiana Girls’ |pearances in court as the mother! A, HOMER JOHNSTON she | |

of chubby Carol Ann who, charged, was fathereq by Comedian | Charlie Chaplin while he was sup- | pused to be teaching her Shake-| speare, The auburn-haired Miss Barry will star in an original untitled mur-

schoo at Clermont. Her husband, { George, has been an engineer at the school 37 years. A son, T. Sgt. Edmund P. Berry, jcame home two weeks ago after {having served in the Pacific with | the marines 26 months. He left for {San Diego, Cal, a week ago. Mrs. | Berry was a mémber of St. An- | thony's Catholic church. | -Survivors - besides the husband }. dnd Sgt. Berry are two daughters, | Mrs. Mary Nau of St. Louis, Mo., |and Mrs, Sarah Fyffe of Indianap-| {olis; four other sons, Carl of Cleve-

said. multimillionaire Chaplin

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LEAVES FOR OVERSEAS Cpl. Harold E. Shingleton, husband of Mrs. Harold Shingleton, 2010 Hoyt ave. and father of Susan Kay Shingleton, has left for overseas duty. He formerly was employed, at Schwitzer-Cummins Co.

State Deaths

Joseph of Connersville and William of Clermont, and 10 grandchildren.

L. E. PENNINGTON Services for Lowell E. Pennington, a salesman for the Illinois Baking Co., will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Wald funeral home, 1637 N. Illinois st.. The Rev. F. R. Daries will officiate and burial will be in {Crown Hilly

Mr. Pennington, who was 43, died pEoSHEN David, N. Qorsachy 86. -Sur- | Saturday in his home, 1209. W. 36th | Daniel v. Nussbaum; son, Ss niat, ga,

ist. He was a member of the North Methodist church in Wheatland. Survivors are his wife, Effie; a daughter, Mrs. Loyzelle Stafford of Indianapolis, and & brother and two | sisters, Mrs. Delis. Lynch, Mrs. Helen sisters, Arthur W. Pennington, Mrs, |MUPhY, Miss Beulah Cook. Ruth M. Johnson and Mrs. Wilma vivors: Wile, Raortie: Saioer 0: SurL. Prey, all of Vincennes. Hallie Meeks; Mrs. Matilde aaghte

George A. McDowell, 79. Survivors, Wife, Nellle; daughter, Mrs, Ray Chiddester; son, William. 4

NEW: ALBANY Lucian Wilson Cook, Survivors: Moth Mrs Alice

brothers, Pvt. Robert orvi He:

SULLIVAN--Mrs. Margaret FP. Snider Buckley, 18. vive pas Thu. - ROBERT E. CAIN liam; doug Mrs, Marguerite “pane:

Rites for Robert E. Cain, R. R. 0, | Verne. Marlo. Hhkina; sous, Harry, Row

Box 519, who died Saturday in St. Mr. Leona H Kinnett Liston, 40,

10 a. m. tomorrow at Harry W. Mes. xine i Pound; ‘father, gil 2 Sind, Moore funeral home. Burial will be James Kinnett ena ‘Hopper; brothe:

dent of Indianapolis, died early to- three sisters, Mrs. Glarence: Stanley day at Methodist hospital follow-|of Indianapolis, Mrs. Jack Strain of

Mr. Albert, who lived at 5321) | garet Higinbotham of Frankfort, had worked in the| and two brothers, John and Joseph,

Ralph Harcourt of Indianapolis and Mrs. Ralph Jones of Beech Grove;

near New Palestine and Miss Mar-

both of Frankfort.

MRS. LUCINDA KIVETT

Services were to be held at 2:30 p. m. today at Moore & Kirk Ben Davi§ chapel for Mrs. Lucinda Ellen Kivett, who died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Inez Miller, 6415 W. Morris st. Burial was to be in- Danville. Mrs, Kivett, who was 85, had lived with her daughter for 28 years and was a member of Salem Christian church. ; : She is survived by four’ daughters: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. John FP. Hume, Danville; Mrs, Hazel Winstead, Plainfield; and Mrs. Florence Knight, Indianapolis; a son, Frank, Logansport; two sisters, Mrs. Louisa Brentlinger and Mrs. Myrtle

one | Scott; said, will have nothing at all all of "Terre Haute.

der mystery drama; Agents Richard hh pr Monroe - and George Van Martap 5 pos, chure e was 86.

Her paternity suit against the | pack, Mrs. Ray Galbreath and Mrs. resulted Rex Cunningham, all of Indianapin 4 hung jury and a second triy: olis; Mrs. C. W. Rogers, Pasadena,

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} 8 Vincents hospital, will be held at|Saran: stepdanghiers, 4; dsughters, Colleen, | nothing xine

Ellis, and a brother, Dayton York,

Rites for A. Homer Johnston, who died yesterday in the. home of his {daughter Mrs. W. W. Wilson, 517 {N. Bradley ave. will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow - in Bloomington. Burial will be in Bloomington. A member of the Bloomington

Survivors besides Mrs. Wilson are five' other daughters,” Mrs, Mary J.

ICal,, and Mrs. S.C. Bartlett, Bloomington... four sons, Dr. O. Kemp, Johnston, H. T. Johnson, and John A. Johnston, all of Indianapolis, and Dr. R. E. Johnston, Anadarko, OKla., 15 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren.

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in Anderson. ’ i ‘oA resident of Indiapapolis 26 ! years, he was 64 and was engaged in the real estate business. He is survived by his wife, Mary; a daughter, Mrs, Myrtle Hanes, Indianapolis; a sister,- Mrs. Grace Hoppes, Anderson; four half-broth-ers, James, Herman, Noel and Frank Rigsby, all of Indianapolis, and six grandchildren. ’

E. W. KEPNER Rites for Edward William Kepner, who died yesterday in: his hofne,| 1617 W. Wilcox st, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in Shirley Brothers West chapel. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery. »

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mer Indianapolis resident who died Friday at his home in Martinsville, were to be held at 2:30 p. m. Yoday in Martinsville. Mr. Sedwick, who was 76, pad been an attorney at Martinsville since 1893. He was a member of Roberts Park” Methodist + church here, a charter member of Martinsville Red Men's lodge and Eagles lodge and -was affiliated with the Pocahontas, Haymakers, Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows and American Indiana and Morgan County Bar associations, Surviving are hic wife, Helen; a son, Seaman 1-¢. John Edward Sedwick Jr, Lazaratee Point, Md.; a grandson, John Edward Sedwick III; a sister, Mrs. Bertha Updike, and a brother, Thomas J. -all of Indianapolis.

o ADA PEARL SMITH

Services for Mrs: Ada Pear] Smith, 524 N. Belmont age. who died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital, will be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in the West Side Church of the Nazarene. The Rev. Everett Atkinson, pastor, and . the Rev. Earl Hankins, assistant pastor will officiate. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery, A thember of the Nazarene church she was 39.” Survivors’ - are . ‘her husband, Everett; two daughters, Misses Anna Belle and Eunice Pearl Smith; two sons, Pfc. Robert Everett Smith, Westover field, Mass, and John Donald Smith, Indianapolis; two sisters, M#s. Minnie Otto, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Edna Williamson, South Bend,’ and four brothers, George Russell, Sidney J. and Ora A. Sims, all of Indianapolis, and Joseph Robert Sims, Michigan.

CHASE L. JOHNSON

Rites are scheduled at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill chapel for Chase L. Johnson, secretary-treasurer of Kramer Corp., who adied Saturday at his home, 36 8. Audubon rd. Mr. Johnson, who was 56, had resided here 50 years and’ had been associated: with Kramer Corp. 19 years. He was a trustée of Emerson Avenue church and a member F, and A. M; Universal club and. the Kendall club. He is survived by his widow, Edna; a daughter, Mrs. Rita Whitham, Dayton, O.; two brothers, Claire F., Indianapolis, and Howard

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Services for John E. Sedwick; 10toi¥, Cleveland H¥ghts, O. and 8]

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C. L. WISEHEART Services for Carl Leslie Wiseheart, R. R. 12, Box 554, 6735 E. 34th) st., who died yesterday in St. Vincent's nospital, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrgw in the George McCarty funeral Home in Fortville, | Burial will be in the Gravel Lawn cemetery, Fortville. A machinist, he was 39 and was a member of Mystic Circle No, 685, ‘F. and A. M., and Lawrence ehap-} ter No. 384, O. E 8 Survivors are his wife, Grace; four daughters, Misses Ilean, Rebecca Jane, Loretta and Carla Rae; two sisters, Mrs. Dora Gibbs, Columbus, Mrs. Ilean Barnes, Indianapoliy; three brothers, Andrew J! Wonewoe, Wis, and William and | Emerson O., both of Indianapolis, and his mother, Mrs, Jessie Wiseheart, Indianapolis.

JACK GOODE

Services for Jack Goode, R. R. 8, Box 617, who died Saturday in his home, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann funeral home, 1505 S. East st. Burial | will be in Round Hill cemetery.

A member of the Center Methodist church, he was 61 and was| employed by Standard Brands, Inc + Survivors are his wife, Alice Green; three daughters, Mrs. Leona Jones, Peoria, I1l.; Mrs. Ethel McWilliams, Hammond, and Mrs, Myrtle Wilson, Indianapolis; a step~ son, Seaman 2-¢ Archie K. Green, in the Pacific area; a sister, Mrs C. A. Terriere, Chicago, and two brothers, W, D. Goode, Indianapolis, and D. R. Goode, Tampa, Fla.

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FRANK GARTHWAIT

Rites for Frank Garthwait, former Indianapolis resident who died Feb. 3 in Huntington Park, Cal. will be Reld at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Hisey & Titus mortuary, Pentalpha lodge No. 564, F. and A. M,, will conduct rites and burial will be in Washington Park. Mr. Garthwait had resided here since 1906 and had worked at several rug firms before moving to California 10 years ago. He once was leader of the Men's Bible class of Woodfuff Place Baptist church and later was an elder of Westminster Presbyterian church. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs.

Tilden D. Wilson, Huntington Park.

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