Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1945 — Page 12

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a Flier, Dies i in + Florida

Rites for Mrs. Joanna Mae Crow, Crow; a pilot in thé. A, A, F.,, who| former Indianapolis resident, Neel returned to .the United died Sunday at Palm Beach, Fla, (States after service in France. were held Tuesday at’ Palm Beach. She is survivéd by her husband, Mrs. Crow. who was 10. moved to |hes, mother, Mrs. Rhoda C. Terry, Palm Beach in 1940. She was mar- Palm Beach; her father, Merrel O. ried last year to’ Lt. Edward D. Decker, Indianapolis; two brothers,

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The Red Cross drive at Ft. HarriFirst Application... at the close 6f two weeks has Agonizing itching of ugly eczema, Rash, netted $1940.80, officials announced. Petter, Ringworm, Pimples, Scables, Toe | This figure does not include contch is checked in ONE: THI ATION of tributions from © Billings hospital. yeeded as nature helps heal, Money back if The drive among officers and civFIRST jar fails to satlsty. Try it today. | lillian personnel includes solicitation [of all persons at the fort except enlisted personnel who are making { voluntary contributions.

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TEST PILOT, DIES

‘Native of iia Killed In Baltimore Crash.

Services were to be held at Baltimore, Md., today for Richard H. (Rich) Meyer, 37, well-known figure in local aviation circles. He was killed Wednesday while testing a new-type bomber. : Chief production -pilot for the Glenn L. Martin airplane company, he died when his B-26 test plane crashed into the Miles river, about [six miles from Easton, Md. The pilot was the son of William C. Meyer, 1730 N. Illinois st. A veteran test pilot, young Meyer died en route to a hospital. His co-pilot parachuted to safety. A native of Indianapolis, the aviator also served as assistant operations ‘manager of the : Martin company’s airport. Pilot for Can Company Prior to becoming associated with the eastern-firm in 1940,“Mr, Meyer was employed by the Continental Can Co. as a pilot for the firm's exebutives.

From 1933 to 1939, he was successively sales manager, chief instructor, general manager and president of the Central Aeronautical Corp. here. It later was bought by Roscoe Turner Aeronautical Corp. Mr. Meyer was a former student at Purdue university. Survivors besides the father include his wife, Jean, Towson, Md.;

lotte Ruble and Mrs. Vera Strube, Mndianapolis, and a brother, William B., Indianapolis. Additional services to be held here have not been completed.

GRACE W. BOWEN Mrs. Grace W. Bowen, 4430 Carrollton ave., died Wednesday at San Antonio, Tex. as she and her husband, Robert M. Bowen, were returning from a trip to Mexico. Mrs. Bowen, who was 51, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and a member of the Third Church of Christ, Scientist.” She is survived by her husband; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Wilson, and a brother, Ralph Duke Wilson, all of Indianapolis.

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Years Dead at 61

Rites will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow*at Conkle funeral home for Frank Sammons, 2001 W. Vermont st, who died yesterday. Burial will be in Floral Park. |

Mr, Sammens, who was 61, had been a locomotive engineer for the | Baltimore & Ohio railroad 40 years. He had lived here most of his life and was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and of the Baptist church at Napoleon, Ind. \ He is survived by his wife, Bessie, three stepsons, Carl Robison, Earl Robison and Chester Chadwell, all of Indianapolis; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Hazel Dailey, Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Nona Chestnut and Mrs. Maud Chestnut, both of Mag- | nolia, Ill.

M.F. SCULLY, 59, IS DEAD HERE

Chief Clerk in Office of State Adjutant General.

: Michael F. Scully, chief clerk in the adjutant general's office in the state house, died today at his home, 917 E. 57th st. He was 59. A native of Waterbury, Conn. Mr. Scully had come to Indianapolis in 1919. He was a retired army officer, having served with the Rainbow division in world war I, and was a member of Marion Masonic lodge 35, F. and A. M,, Keystone chapter 6, Raper Commandery and Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Surviving him are the wife, Mae, | and one sister, Mrs. A. R, Bassette, Waterbury. Funeral services will be at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. The time will be set later.. MRS, ALICE E. BENNETT | Services are scheduled at 1 p. m. | tomorrow at the Robert W. Stirling | funeral home for Mrs. Alice E. Ben- | nett, who died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Nellie Eaton, 1255 E. Morgan dr. Burial! will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Bennett, who was 91, had re- | sided here several years, spending! most of her life in Hancock county. | She is survived by two other) daughters, Mrs. Grace Hamilton, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Pearl Phillips, Arlington; five sons, Walter Stephens and Charles Stephens, !

WILLIAM R. GRAY William R. Gray, a clerk at the;

here. He was 68. Mr. Gray, who lived at 372 8.1 Audubon rd, was a member of | Logan lodge, 575, F. & A. M,, and | [a past patron: of Naomi chapter, | {131, O. E. S. He retired from the | bank a year ago. Survivors are his wife, Gertrude Mary; a sister, Miss Jeannette M. Gra. Say Francisco, Cal, and two (Miephews, John 'R. “Gray Jr. and

Chester L. Gray, both of Indianap- |

olis. Services will be conducted by the Rev. John B, Ferguson at 3 p. m.

Sunday in Royster & Askin mortu- | Naomi | chapter and Logan lodge also will |

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