Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1945 — Page 11

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2 ~=Lazof Deaths: Sablosky Rites Tomorrow h:

Services for Michael Sahlosky, are his wife, Margaret, and three|a trucking company here

department stores in Indianapolis, Howard of

St. Maurice Catholic dolph st, and was a member of Sister | Zion's Evangelical and Reformed

- {church and Lodge No, 29, I. 0. QF, Woods, Terre Haute, and Sgt. V. Louis Howard, who is’ overseas with

will he held as 2 p.m, tomerrow church, in the Aaren-Ruben funeral home. Rabbi Isiael Chodos and Captor Myro lass will officiate and buiial will be in Beth-El cemetery. Mur, Bablosky, who was 74, died of — ® heart atfack last night in his| LESTER L. PFENDLER home, 3402 Broadway, . An Indianapolis resident 49 years, he founded the first of his departs

Decatur county; Dorothy Eileen of St, Mary-of-the

|the army.

ave, in 1899. Since then he has ex- | Will be conducted at 10 a. m. tomor panded the chain to five stores. {row in the J. C. Wilson Chapel o

He belmgbd to ‘Temple Beth-El the Chimes by the Rev. ‘Archer | sant View

Zedik, the ‘Zionist ‘organization, the Shirley, pastor of the Plea

B'nai ‘Brith,

Baptist Mission. Burial will be a ) : Fleasant View. | Survivors are his wife, Tillie; two ons, David and William; a daughter, Mrs. Sophia Blieden; a sister, Mrs. Lottie Schwartz:

accident when he was off duty.

three. broth-| former employee of the Allisor

ers, Sam Sable of Miami, Fla.; | division of General Motors Corp. William Sabol of Philadelphia, Pa. he was 35 and had lived in Indiangud I. L. Sablosky of Dallas, Tex.: apolis six years, ;

four grandchildren and one greal-| . He was a member of the Actor grandchild,

! ———— $GT. RUSSELL L. ROBERTS { Memorial services for Sgt. Rusdell L. Roberts, htisband of Mrs. Vir- {Geneva pinta Shewalter Roberts, 5414 N.| Ms. Yiinois st, who died in England |gng Feb, 24, will be held at 3:30 p. m. | Schra Sunday in the First Presbyterian | ghurch, | Sgt. Roberts was the son-of Mr.} and Mrs. Guy L. Roberts, 3220 Fail] Greek pkwy, and died as a result b df "injuries received when a plane drgshed into his living quarters. He | went overseas in January,

and the Sahara Grotto. Survivors are three sisters, Mrs

Pfendler, Fairland, Mary Collier, Cincinnati, O

der, Fairland, ELMER MUESING Services for Elmer Muesing, who ed Sunday in Phoenix, -Ariz., wil

EULA L. LYNCH { Rites for Mrs. Eula L. Lynch, 3115 Bthel st, will be conducted by the] Rev, E. Arnold Clegg at 10:30 a. m. || tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan

mortuary, Graveside services willl he held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Sid-| ney, Ill ! Mrs, Lynch, a resident of Indian-|

fpolis 18 years, died yesterday in| Methodist hospital. She was 42 and | belonged to the Methodist church. |

Survivors are her husband, Dean; a daughter, Miss Phyllis Ann/ Lynch; two sisters, Mrs. Troy B.| Ruydicil and Mrs. Weeden 8. Koontg, | all of Indianapolis, and three broth- |

ers, James Graves of Crawfordsville, |

Ollie Graves of Covington and Cash | Graves of near Kingman. . »

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ment “stafies at 806 Massachusetts | "2'*! hospital at Pensacola, Fla.

Seaman” Pfendler died from head { Injuries received in an agutomobile| Al

Masonie lodge, Scottish Rite, Shrine

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his stepmother, -Mrs. Gladys

e held at 2 g. m. tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann funeral home. Burfal will be In Crown Hill,

S10 omar 61 the Sablosky’ chain otfgrandehiiren. “thy Rev. Rober yeu He “tive ‘atl “1823S. ‘Ran-

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Survivors are his wife, Dorothy; two sisters, Mrs, Margaret Overton and Mrs. Louise Patrick; hoth ef Indianapolis; a son, Elmer of Indianapolis; his mother, Mrs. Fred Rites for Seaman 1-c Lester I.|Marr; three brothers, S. Sgt. Alvin id |Muesing, Sgt. Irvin Muesing and Pfendler, who died Sunday in the Cpl. Lawrence Muesing; all serving '|with the army overseas, and two - | stepbrothers, Sgt. Fred Marr and Robert Marr, also in the army,

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HERMAN HEICHER

LHerman- Heicher, a retired ems ployee of the Shank Storage Co, dled vesterday in his heme, 138 8. Jojinson ave. He was 73, jyRetiring a year ago, he had lived 8 Indianapolis 40 vears. He was d'member of St. Peter's Evangelical Iiitheran church, Survivors - are

fs wife, Ahna:

tiaree sisters, Mrs! Margaret Jefferson of Indianapolis,” Mrs. Alice Jones and Miss Bertha Heicher,

hoth of Illinois, and a brother, John Heicher of Illinois,

SHIRLEY OWENS B Shirley Owens, whe worked at Himean & Co, 25 years, died yestéfday in City hespital. He was 55. wA custodian at Kingan’s, he lived

at 947°N. Tremont. ave. He wai a : makes clothey snowywhite, removes member of Mount Paran Baptist = staing of "ofihireh, ISINFECIAN Follow

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P- Taylpr, and a brother, Lee ¢ wens, all of Indianapolis. queens JOHN THOMAS CARR i Services for “John Thomas Carr, ® retired detective for the Indian#polis Union Railways, will be held

1302 N. Riley ave. and requiem Righ mass at 10 a. m. in the Little ¥lower Catholie church. Buria] will bk in Holy Crass cemetery. [iMr. Carr, who was 78, died yes-| t§rday in the home of his daughter | 4 s. Vernon Howard, of the .Riley ave address, He retired in 1936 after 27 years &yvice with the railways. He at! due time operated his own grocery. | ¥e was a mentber of. the Little Rlower church, Survivors besides Mrs, Howard —

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