Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1945 — Page 7

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— rs THE, INDIANAPOLIS TIMES [RITES ARRANGED Funeral for Retired Farmer, ’ William R. Todd, Wednesday

Rites will be held at 1:30 p. m.|children and 10 great-grandchil-

Rites and burial will be conductéd tomorrow in Mansfield, O.. for Cark as L. Willsey, formerly of Indianapolis

who died yesterday at his home in

oo Mr. Willsey, Christian to Mansfield 32 years ago.

who died Saturday Inljved in Marion county 45 years.|afansfield. . ery first trial of UDGA Tablets usually | Huff sanitarium in. Irvington, will| He was a: charter member -and life

[be held at 8 p. m. today in Shirley elder of

who was 62, moved

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{church and a member of Broad |secretary-treasurer of the Mansfield (Ripple lodge 643, F. & A.M. He Tire & Rubber Co.

r Surviving are-four sons, O. I,

Indianapolis; four

MILO N. FEIGHTNER, ATTORNEY, IS DEAD

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HUNTINGTON, April

{president of the Indiana State Bar

{association, who died Saturday in Huntington County hospital#

ne A Huntington attorney 45 years, Quick Mr. Feightner was. 72... Mayor. of Huntington rom ro-to une re Beac

city attorney several terms, he also had served as president of Hunting-

associations and as a member of the State Board of Bar Examiners. The attorney held a membership

cratic national convention in A member of Elks lodge, he

1923 had

Society and a member of I. O. O. F lodge.

Surviving are his wife and

‘dtamanolis.

| ’ TILLIE E. STOUT

Mrs. Tillie E. Stout, 1022 N. Warman ave, died Saturday at her home, She was 55. Mrs. Stout had spent most of her life in Keyes, Okla., and Harlingen,

years ago. 8he is survived by her husband, Frank M.; four daughters, Betty, Annette and Mrs. Freda Weavel, all of Indianapolis, and Helen, Lexington, Ky.; a son, William, Indianapolis, and three brothers, Jacob

Tex., moving to Indianapdlis fivel

Surviving are his wife, Myrtle; a

|daughter, Mrs. King Carter, Min-

Minn.; a son

al ; daughters|yfansfield; his mother, Mrs. Sarah [until 1920° when he began work | Mrs. William Fisher, Monrovia, and|j willsey, Indianapolis; a brother,

| {BYRON A. SUNDERLAND Byron A. Sunderland, formerly of 3339 Guilford ave., died Saturday In

St. Petersburg, spending the winter.

Fla.,

Harvey,

{with the Central Rubber and. Sup- Mrs. Julian O, Witham, Mrs. Arthur Evart L., Leesburg; a sister, Mrs 'ply Co. He retired in 1936, moving M. Slinger and Mrs. George W.|Arthur Lamme, Indianapolis, and \to Crawfordsville, and returned to Huff.all of Indianapolis; 17 grand- three grandchildren.

[ Indianapolis in 1941, He was a member of North Park Masonic lodge and the Scottish Rite Survivors -include his. wife, Dean;

three daughters, Mrs. Fred Brown, | Bryan, O.; Mrs. Dale Wells, New | York, and Mrs. James Orr, Dallas,

where he was He was 81,

Formerly employed by the Stand-

23.—Rites ard Oil Co. here, Mr were to be held here at 2 p. m. to- resided

(day for Milo N. Feightner, former | years ago.

in Indianapolis Since that time he had

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spent his winters in Florida and summers at Lake Manitou. a member of Mystic Tie lodge 398, & A. M, and the Scottish Rite,

—He-ts-survived-py—hris-wifer Nettie:

Apna son Dr Byron, G. Sunderland, a h,-Ind.,.and-a-sister, Mrs.

| Rice Harper, Perry, O.

Rites are scheduled at morrow at Moore Mortuarie E

ner

lin the house of delegates of the Chapel for | American Bar association and was a| Who died yesterday at bh [Fifth district delegate to the Demo- | 1614 English ave. Burial

ton county and Fifth district bar MYRTLE E. HUPP

Mrs. Myrtle

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in Crown Hill. | Mrs. Hupp, who was 60

served as local and district exalted |in Indianapolis 40 yea: ruler., He also was a past president member of the Christian of the Huntington County Historical | Waveland. | She is survived William E.: q|Ferrol L. Owens and Mrs brother, Harold C. -Feighiner, In-|Hensley, ! ia son, Eimer DD:

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Bracken, Keyes and William and Hezekiah Bracken, both of Los An-!

1 geles, Cal.

Rites will be held at the Frank Evans funeral home in Noblesville and burial will be in Carmel. * |

State Deaths

BLOOMINGTON—Robert R. Wood, 67. Survivors: Wife, Minnie; sons, Robert, Edward, Rodney, Leonard; daighters, Mrs. Hazel -Lake,- Mrs. Minyon Henton Mrs. Beatrice Wolff, Miss Doris E. Woods; mother, Mrs. Zach T. Wood. ! CRAWFORDSVILLE — Mrs. Caster, 85. Burvivors daughters, Mrs. Glen 8aidla, Mrs. Forrest A. Ward: a brother, O. J. Shaver; two sisters, Mrs. Ione Trout, Mrs. G Bruce Luckett, HARTFORD CITY George Helms, 65 ‘Survivors: Son, Pfc. Robert Helms; daughter, Mrs. Rex Kasler; brother, Ernest. ; HUNTINGTON — Mrs Zahn, 37. ‘Survivors: ‘father, Austin Jennings: .brothes, sister, Mrs, Arthur Chenoweth: ° HUNTINGTON Mrs, Amalia Drover, 86 Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Laura Coolman, Mrs. Evelyn Bridgins;, spn, Arthur, sister, Lula Hoffman. MARTINSVILLE=Jerry Allen Mosburg 2. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph

Emma L. | Sons, Jesse

Cora 2 Isabelle

Earl

Husband, Arthur; |

Mosburg; sister, Judith; brother, Larry; grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Mosburg, Roy Bradley. | NEW ALBANY Miss Carrie Kistner 84. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Mary F. Reising. { PORTLAND -8amuel J. Briggs, 67. Survivors: Wife, Florence: daughter, Mrs Lloyd Horn; sons, George, James, sister, Mrs. Lillie Graves: brother, Milton RUSHVILLE — Mrs Mary Katherine Ewalt, 54. Burvivors: Sons, Clyde, Charles, T. Ewalt; daughters, Mrs. Howard Lanter, Mrs. Abe Isaac, Mrs. Robert Christopher, Prances, Mary; brothers, Lee, Frank Chandler; sisters, Mrs, Lester Ewalt, Mrs. Isaac Keller. > SEYMOUR -- Mrs. Rebecca Weddle Walker, 52. Survivors: Husband, Wil liam; father, Milton 8. Weddle. sons, Lebert, Herbert, brothers, Thomas, James, Bdgar. SHELBURN-—Albert M. Lane, 90, Survivor: Daughter, Leola SHELBYVILLE—Mrs. Eliza Jane Landwerlen, 72. Survivors Husband, Benjamin; brother, Julius Connley; - sister, Mrs. Josie Hill

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J " club, - Woodstock club, Dramatic - |club, Progressive ‘clib, and Sigma Alpha Tota "music ‘sorority. She entertained«the» Progressive club

LEADER DIES i weeks ago at her home and in tribute to her the club will suspend . . its regular meeting foday. a Mrs. Page is survived by two : . sons, Dr, Irvine H. Page, an auWidow of Prominent Doctor thority on hypertension, at Crile roto > “ve+ [Glinic; Cleveland, “and Lafayette, Active in Clubs. ~.. New York; a daughter, Mrs. ThomFisher, Chicago, a danseuse, and seven grandchildren. Rites wiil be held at 4 p. m. tomorrow at her home and burial will

Mrs. Marian Heinly Page, active n Indianapolis ‘music and club circles and one of the organizers of the original Indianapolis Symphony

Every woman loves her home: : ; and today she is dreaming of the kitchen that will come with Victory . : : of the

pital. She was 71. Mrs, Page was the widow of Dr. Lafayette Page, internationally] known authority on ear, nose and throat diseases, who died in 1929. Her husband, who conceived the plans for the Riley hospital, was given recognition for research work | in the treatment of gas burns during world war I. An accomplished musician, Mrs. Page studied music in Leipzig, Ger- | many, before her marriage June 28, +1896, in Geneva, Switzerland. She also had studied at the ConservaAmerican, Fontainebleau, France. A native of Terre Haute, she moved to Indianapolis following her marriage She was one of the founders of the Matinee Musicale, as well as one of the first advocates of an In-

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