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pplegate. Retired an of Carpenters, Dies,

P. Applegate, retired carpenter and foreman of the city Mayor Jewett's administration, died yesterday at his

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“lodge 720, F. & A. M.; Modern Woodmen and East Park arch He and his wife, Mrs. Emma Applegate, recently observed

82d wedding anniversary. Srvivars. include his wife; dren, Mrs. Mary Pike Paul Applegate: four greatshildren, Meredith, Patricia, and Kenneth Pike, and a ~ daughter-in-law, Mrs. Myrtle Ap-

"Rites will be held at 1:30 p. m. : Monday at Shirley Brothers’ Cen- - tral chapel. Brookside lodge will conduct rites and burial will be in Crown Hill,

LULA CAIN ‘Services are scheduled at 1 p. m. Monday at the Robert W. Stirling Puneral Home for Mrs, Lula Cain, who died yesterday 'at her home, 2209 8. Keystone ave, Burial will be in New Crown. : A resident of Indianapolis most of her life, Mrs. Cain was 65 and was a member of the Bethany Christian church, the Southeastern Rebecca lodge and the Beech Grove chapter of thé Daughters of America. Her survivors include her husband, William: three daughters, Mrs. Opal -Reese, Mrs. Beryl Kornbroke and Mrs. Genevieve Hendricks, and a son, Raymond, all of Indianapolis: five sisters, Mrs.” Florence Shore, Mrs. Bessie Bulmahn and Mrs. Nellie Hoon, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. William T. Cooksey, ‘Brookville, Mrs. Fern Franklin, Shelbyville, nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

years, Mr. Applegate was a member

Moore Morfuaries Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park. - Mrs. Wood, who was 66, resided at 825 N. Dearborn st. She had lived in Indianapolis 35 years and was a member of First Baptist church. Surviving dre. two sisters, Mrs, William Kastens, Sunman, and Mrs. Ella Vick, Indianapolis, and =a brother, Fred Heisman, Sunman,

MAMIE KINCAID Rites for Mrs. 1230 -S. Belmont ave, who died | Wednesday at St. Vincent's hospi tal, were to be held at 2 p. m. today at Beanblossom funeral home, Mrs. Kincaid, who was 20, was

{the wife of Pfe. Gurney Kincaid, iwho—is serving in Germany. A

lifelong resident of Indianapolis, she was a graduate of Washing- | ton high school and ‘an employee of Curtiss-Wright Corp. She is survived by her husband; her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Wvycoff, Indianapolis; four brothers, Edward and Ralph Wpycoff, both of Indianapolis, and Grover and Marion, both of Edinburg, and two sisters, Mrs. Goldie Curry, Beech Grove and Mrs, Verna Cress, Indianapolis.

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8. Kirk and was a member of Em“manuel Baptist church. She is survived by five sons, Sgt. ‘Carl Kirk, serving overseas, and Wilbur, Fred, Harry and Robert, all of Indianapolis; four daughté?s, Mrs. Edna. Coopstick, Mrs. May Combs, and Mrs. LaVonn Doyle, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ger- . trude Slinn, Greenwood; two sisters,” Mrs, Pearl Copenhaven and Mrs. May Harris, both of Indianand "seven grandchildren.

FLORA WOOD The Rev. H. B. McClanahan, pastor of Grace Baptist church, will conduct rites for Mrs. Flora ‘Wood, who died yesterday at a local nurs-

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Miss Stokes ‘on 2% on Facility of | Crispus Attucks.

> Rites for Miss Mary Stokes, a teacher in the mathematics depart- | ment at Crispus ‘Attucks high school | {since the school's opening, who died Thursday in city hospital, will be! held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the

be in Crown Hill Miss Stokes resided at the Dunbar apartments, 1022 N. West st. She attended - Shortridge high school and graduated cum laude from Butler university. Before joining the Crispus Attucks faculty, she taught for a year at the Morris Brown college, Atlanta, Ga. The daughter of Edwin F. Stokes one of the first manual training teachers in Indianapolis public schools, Miss Stokes was a member of Bethel A. M. E. church and Delta Sigma Theta social sorority. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Eva Stokes; a sister, Mrs. Wil{bur Dunston, La Porte, and a brother, Cpl. Mason Stokes, in the South Pacific.

ANNE HURTY VINTON Services for Mrs. Anne Hurty Vinton, active club and civic worker who died yesterday at her apartment in the Spink-Arms hotel, will be held at 3:30 p. m. Monday at

Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Vinton, who was 64, was the daughter of Dr. John N. Hurty, one time secretary of the board of health -and Mrs. Ann. Johnson

Hurty. She was member of the Lo a Rice

{ St. Vincent's hospital, | be in Greenfield.

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‘Beer by Condlelight—

A BLAZE IN the Claypool

Washington st. to 17th. . . cases of whisky, valued at $1400, from &

tavern, trailer truck.

resulting from defective electrical equipment, v *

caused a lot of excitement Tuesday

ai lilincis and Washington. , . . Homeward-

evening

bound officeworkers

stopped to rubberneck as fire engines roared up from all directions. . Firemen spent nearly 45 minutes finding and

extinguishing the which were in . . Afterward, patrons of the sipped their cocktails by romantic light. .

with a loss of $2000. .

Pire destroyed the five-room home of William Harvey, 4519 Reeder st. . Condemned more than a year ago, the three-story building

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flames, a wall, tavern candle

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AT WRIGHT fleld, ‘finished flight tests of a B-20 Superfortress powered by four 24-cylinder Allison engines,

. The Cocker Spaniel club has offered a $25 reward for apprehension of the person responsible for recent dog poisonings in the . That makes a total of $225 in

gave a farewell luncheon Monday at the for Homer Chaillaux, resigned as national Americanism director to take a position with the California Legion.

Clair. chapter, D, A. R. and St. Paul's Episcopal church.

The. wi i Ce mid E. Vinton,

in 1921; she 18.8 in-law, Mrs, Gilbert Hurty, Golden Hill; two nieces, Mrs. William . W, Raub, Mrs. W. W. Sohl, both of Winnetka, 1ll.; and eight edusins, four of whom, Almus G. Ruddell, Francis S. Ruddell, Mrs. F. Krull and Henry Douglas Pierce Jr., reside in Indianapolis.

KATE E. SCOTT

Rites will be conducted at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary for Mrs. Kate E. Scott, 14 E 23d st., who died yesterday in Burial will

A resident of Indianapolis 35 years, Mrs. Scott is survived by two

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Dr. Charles E. Ferguson ’ - »

Dr, Charles E. Ferguson, pioneer in civic health research and a central figure in an eight-year struggle

apolis through water sanitation, died yesterday at Methodist hospital at the age of 88. A trail blazer in the work of bacteriology Dr. Fergison was one of the most widely talked of men in Indiana in 1896, when as city sanitarian and bacteriologist, he began a fight to obtain sanitary drinking water for Indianapolis. ’ During this typhoid epidemic and another in 1904 he crusaded;on the controversial theory that impure drinking water caused typhoid.

Enforced Quarantine

- The outgrowth of his work was a system of scientifically-tested city water, filtering units and adequate water facilities. . Other pioneer medical theories which were adopted through Dr. Ferguson's work included enforced quaranfine and a system of reporting contagious disease cases. Dr. Ferguson was born in Indianapolis, the son of Norval Wilson and Julia: Rexford Ferguson. He received his doctor's degree from the old Indiana Medical LPR we TY the Mears medal for work in obstetrics. Emergency Appointment. _ apolis board of public health in 1885, he became superintendent of city hospital 4 year later. He was given an emergency appointment to. the health board again during the typhoid crisis in 1904, after which he retired from politics.’ In 1910 Dr. Ferguson became a professor of obstetrics at Indiana university school of medicine and was made professor emeritus after extended service there. For many years he was attending obstetrician at City hospital and was on the staff of St. Vincent's and Methodist hospitals.

an dctive member of the Volunteer

sons, John M. and Frank W., both jmedical service corps, a group of

of Indianapolis, and a brother, Bert Walton.

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older physician who gave their services to the government although they could not go overseas. Honored at Dinner For his work he received a com- ‘| mendation from Newton.D., Baker, secretary of war.

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Phi Rho Sigma medical fraternity,

of whigh Dr. Ferguson was a mem-

ber, honored him at a dinner in 1923 and held another banquet in his honor in 1932. Dr. Ferguson also was a member of the American College of Surgeons, the American Medical association, the Indiana State Medical society, the Indiana Historical society and the

| Indianapolis Literary club. He is a | past president of the Indianapolis

Medical society. He is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Willis N. Coval, Indianapolis; a granddaughter, Jean H. Coval, Indianapolis; a great-grandson, Willis D. Taylor, Crawfordsville; a nephew, Charles R. Ferguson, and a niece, Mrs. Charlotte Zink, both of Indianapolis.

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