Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1945 — Page 11

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{Saturday at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary for Henry L. Harding, | member. of ‘a pioneer Indianapolis family who died yesterday at the

also served two terms as county commissioner, taking office in 1894. : His grandfather's family was the third to come to Indianapolis, following the Pogues and the McCormicks.. The site of the family farm now is Eagle Creek park and

the home is the park clubhouse. Mr. Harding was a member of | North Methodist church, and the { old Mariof¥ club, now the Columbia | club. : He is survived by his daughter; {a son, George L., Palo Alto, Cal, |and two grandchildren, Marilyn | Richards, Indianapolis, and ‘Henry IL. Hardihg, Palo Alto.

| MRS. ETHEL GREER | Services will be held at 10 a. m. | saturday at Olive. Branch Chris | tian church for Mrs. Ethel Cameron | Greer, former Indianapolis resident, {who died yesterday at her. home, {10 miles northeast. of Noblesville. | Burial will be in Crown Hill. | Mrs. Greer, who was 53, had lived {here most of her life, moving away | three years ago after her marriage [to John Greer: She was a member of Olive Branch church. She is survived by her husband; {three sons, Maurice, Earl and | Frank” Cameron: two daughters, { Miss. ‘Marian Cameron .'and Mrs. | Frances Stroy, all of Indianapolis, (and two grandsons.

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ALEX! ANDRIA~- Rufus William Boston, 63, | Burvivors: Wife, Eva; daughter, Mrs. John Brown: sons, Rufus Jr., Selbert; brother, J. D. Boston. | BROWNSTOWN—Samuel F. Thompson, 89, ELWOOD Mr Nettie Kaiser 58 SurDaughter, Mrs. Will liam Young; son, Charles; sisters, Mrs. Rosa Hofman, | Mrs. Emma Wa EVANSVILLE—Willlam Gilbert Campbell, 178.. ‘Survivors Sons, James A. and William R.; daughters, Mrs. Karkin Leggett, Lucille Campbell; brother. N. T. Campbell, sister, Mrs. Minnie Jenkins FRANCISCO -— Grant Beasley, 61 ivivors San, Harold; . dat ighter, | sisters, Ma Erdem - {Hannah: ln A'S, Crawford, Virgil

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| . MT. VERNON—Mrs. Therésa Ann Bender, +79 Survivors Daughters, Mrs. George {}| Angermeier, Mrs. Leo Angermeier, Mrs. H | Leo Effinger, Mrs. Al Miller, Viola; sons, | { Henry, Oscar, Albert: gisters, Mrs. Emil} Emge, Mrs. Henry Hassler; brother, An-| thony. Heimbuecher | PRINCETON — Mrs. Harriett Dyer, 83.1 Survivers Son, Edgar dhughters, Mrs. ! Anna Stocker. Mrs. Leora W ter, brot her, John Davis ister, Mrs. Grant Simmon

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vivors: Sons, Dexter, Charles Harley, Clyde, Vesta, John daughter, Nettie; brothers, Marion, Dale, Albert King. | MADISONVILLE—Jesse Moore, 88. Saur{vivors Daughters, Mrs. Herbert Myers, | Mrs. Ruby Webb: son, Ske two half- | sisters, Mrs, Alma Dallow, Mrs. P, K | Baulsberry,

MARION—Fred Payton, “50 Mother, Mrs. Inez. Payt on; | tDoc) Payton.

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SEYMOUR-—Mrs. Mary Grein, 83. vivor:” Son. Edward

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LONDON, March 8 (U. P.).— fA. F. coastal command, flying more than 500 miles over water from their {Scotland bases, sank or set afirfie {seven heavily-laden German barges {in the Kattegat between Sweden and | Denmark yesterday. |

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