Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1945 — Page 7

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DIES IN SOUTH

Mrs. Mitta Chamt Chambers Lived Here 35 Years.

Wrs. Mitta P. Chambers, 5657 Madison ave., died Tuesday in Tampa, Fla, where she and her hus- | band, William C. Chambers, had | been vacationing since November. Mrs. Chainbers had lived here 35 years snd was a member of Naomi | chapter No. 131, O. ‘E. 8, and the | Southport Christian church, Her | husband was a former employee of the old Nordyke & Marmon Co. She is survived by her husband; a sister, Mrs, Fred Breckenridge, Knightstown; a brother, Newton

| Lawrence, Greenwood; three nieces!

and four nephews. The body will be returned to] Moore Mortuaries’ Peace Chapel, pending funeral arrangements.

ESSIE SHIPP Rites for Mrs. Essie Shipp, 1520 | Roosevelt ave, who died Tuesday | in Methodist hospital, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at. Jordan funeral home and at 2 p. m, at United Chapel church in St. Paul, | Ind. Burial will be in St.” Paul

Mrs. Shipp, who was 63, was a native of St. Paul and had lived here about 30 years. She was the wife of William J. Shipp, an employee of McQuay-Norris Manufactfiring Co. Other survivors are three sons, Pfc. Miles L. Shipp, in Europe; CPO Ralph Shipp, in the South Pacific, and Willlam B., Indianapolis; five daughters, Mrs. Lena Brown, Mrs. Norma Hoffbauer, Mrs, Audrey Coffman, Mrs. Gladys Gandy, and Mrs. Eileen Craig all of Indianapolis; two brothers, Warren Neal, St. Paul, and Morris Neal, Kalamazoo, Mich.; 15 grandchildren and one great-grandchild, ———————— SAFETY STANDARDS APPROVED WASHINGTON. — Standards to provide safety in electric and gas welding have now been prepared by competent persons and approved by the American Standards association.

THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1945 2

LOCAL WOMAN Jomes A: Retiniois Grocer

Here 50 Years: Dies at 84

Rites will be held at 10, a. m. to- Theodore W. and a sister, Mrs, riorrow at Moore Mortuaries’ Peace | Bertha Hauser, all of Inganapolts, chapel for James A. Robinson, re- and two granddaughters.

[tired Indianapolis grocer who dled | ¥ X T i A

yesterday at the home of his son, ne WW Wiha ,

| Arthur V, Robinson, 1365 N. La- | Sale st. Burial will be in Crown | Hill,

A resident of Indianapolis 60 | years, Mr. Robinson was 84. He {was a grocer 50 years and formerly lived at 3403-5 E. 10th st. He Was | a member of Hiawatha Tribe, Red | (Men, Logan Masonic lodge No. 575, | WV and Scottish Rite. | N He is survived by his son, Arthur, NN | three grandchildren and one great-| ~ | grandchild.

| KATHERINE WOERNER Rites for Mrs. Katherine Woerner, ‘who died yesterday at her home,

{2433 Central ave.» will be held at’ 2 -yet costs no more

Ip. m, Saturday at the residence. | Burial will be in Crown Hill Mrs. Woerner, 86, was the wife of | | Theodore Woerrer, who died in! G

1929. She had resided in Indian-| (apolis since infancy and had lived in the same location for the last 32 N\ years. She was'a member of Tab- ™\ ernacle Presbyterian church. Surviving are three daughters, Bertha, Mrs. Henry W. Ballmunn, and Mrs. Harold J. Hampton; a son, rr ——————————— a ao

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