Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1945 — Page 4

oe HE ai DAUGHTER OF MAYOR IS DEAD

Mrs. Ann Tyndall Durham, 36, Ill a Week.

Ann Tyndall

MONDAY, MAY 28, 1945

Mrs. Ruth S. Fowler, Sl Court Reporter, Dies at 42

Mrs. Ruth S. Fowler, reporter] for the Marion County . criminal court, died today at City hospital. She was 42. Mrs. Fowler had been a court reporter for more than 20 years. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, she was a graduate of Indiana university and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. ! She also was a member of Broad | Ripple Methodist church and of Queen Esther chapter, O. E. S. Rites will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at Hisey & Titus mortuary, with burial in Washington Park. .

Mrs. Rebecca |. Walden Dies Af 89, Had 134-Descendants

Rites are scheduled at 1:30 p. myof Indianapolis, and Jesse and tomorrow at the Conkle funeralj Gameril, both of Zionsville, and a home for Mrs. Rebecca I. Walden, sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Swift, Bridgeformer Marion county resident who! port, died Saturday at the homé of her| mein daughter, Mrs, Fred Fisher, near EVA GHEEN RAMPLEY Brownsburg. Burial will be in Crown | Services were to be held at 1:30] Hil. : |p. m. today at Shirley Brothers’ of A resident of Marion county most, Central Chapel for Mrs. Eva Gheen | of her life, Mrs. Walden was 89. |Rampley, who died Saturday at The widow of James Walden, who| | the home of her son, Reid K. Ramp= died in 1914, she had 134 descend-|ley, 1612 E 46th st. Burial was’ ants, including 10 children, 41% be in Washington Park. grandchildren, 74 great-grandchil-| Mrs. Rampley, who was 80, was dren and nine great-great-grand-| the widow of Richard B. Rampley. | children. She had 26 grandsons in|She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. | military service. | Nellie Loose; three sons, John R.,, Mrs. Walden was a member of Paul and Reid K, all of Indian-| _ Baptist church, apolis; ter, Mrs. F A Haines,| Her immediate survivors include and a brother, Janies B. Smith. ive dame, Min ren Me |GENEVRA WILLIAMS WRIGHT W. T. Vaughn, San Diego, Cal, and. Rites for” Mrs. Genevra Wil hams; Mrs. Loren Truitt and Mrs. Lena| Wright, lifelong resident of IndianBaxter, both of Indianapolis; five |apolis who "died Saturday at her | sons; Wayne, Ben and ‘Grover, all home, 3849 N. Capitol ave.

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had been employed eight years by L. S. Ayres & Co. He was a member of the First Baptist church, the Masonic lodge and the Lions club, all in Orlando, Fla. Survivors are his wife, Bonnie; a daughter, Mrs. Irvine Lyle III of Orlando; two. sons, Robert E. and Jack. R,, both of Indianapolis; a brother, Elmer H., of Orlando, and three grandchildren.

goals church. She is survived by her husband; a sister, Mrs. R. A. Kirchhoffer; a daughter, Nancy, Los Angeles, and her mother, Mrs. James R. H. Wagner, Santa Barbara, Cal.

diocese of the . Episcopal Ill, pilot stationed at Romulus Air field, Romulus, Mich, was killed when his plane crashed in a feld near Lapel, Ind, last night. The . single-seated training plane was on a routine flight. Cause of the crash is. undertermined. 200 THREATEN RIOT OVER ABUSE OF G.1.’S . CONNERSVILLE, May 28 (U. P.).—Indiana state police from five cities were on duty at ‘Connersville during the week-end after 200 persons threatened a riot in front of a tavern where three Camp Atterbury soldiers were alleged to have been mistreated. : Windows of the - tavern were smashed. The policé. from Connersville, Pendleton, Putnamville,

Indianapolis and Seymour posts formed a cordon. around the tav-

MRS. R. R. SHIEL Services for Mrs. R. R. Shiel, lifelong resident of Indianapolis who died yesterday at her home, 1433 N. Pennsylvania st, will be’ held at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow at Blackwell funeral home, followed by services in- SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Burial will be in Holy Cross.

Mrs. .- [daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Robert ‘|H, Tyndall, died yesterday at Guadalajara, Mexico, following a week's illness. She was 36. A native of Indianapolis, Mrs. =“ |Durham attended Shortridge high Rites were held this morning |School and was graduated from the for Charles W. Spaulding, di- |Mary C. Wheeler school at Provi-

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MARY WAGNER DENNY Rites were conducted in Los Angeles, Cal, for Mrs. Mary Wagner Denny, former Indianapolis resi dent who died May 10 in Los Mrs. Shiel, who was 81, was a Angeles. |member ‘ of: the Proctor club and Mrs. Denny, who was 34, resided |Propylaeum. She is survived by two here prior to Mer marriage in 1940 |sons, Walter R. and Erwin H., Indito Caleb Denny, son of Mr. and anapolis; 15 grandchildren, and 15 Mrs. George Denny, 638 Berkley rd. gtentegrandchidren, . She was the sister-in-law of Bishop DIES IN PLANE CRASH ern for six hours belore quiet was’ R. A. Kirchhoffer, of the Indian-' Lt. Robert A. Barnes, Decatur, restored. Pd 0

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MRS. CHARLES LICHENSTADT Relatives here have received | word of the death of Mrs. Charle Lichenstadt, at the home daughter, Mrs. Isabel Ghicago. Mrs. Lichenstadt cousin of Mrs. Otto A. Weil, AN « Caplio] ave,

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visional sales manager of the |dence R. I She later studied at Link-Belt Co., who died Friday at Be are Students’ league In New a meeting in Chicago. Burial was ay: nd Mrs, Tyndall were to be in Calvary cemetery. preparing to leave late today for { Mexico. Mrs. Durham had been {traveling = throughout Mexico for GOLDIE MAE PADEN, {some time prior to her death. Her home here was with her parents at 2016 N. Meridian st. :| OPERA SINGER, DIES Surviving in addition to her pars ents are a brother, Samuel S. Tyna {to be held at 1:30 p. m. a at] Rites for Mrs. Goldie Mae Paden, | | dal, Silver Spring, Md. a nephew, I AT {Planner & Buchanan mortuary. | retired opera singer, who died yes- | Robert R. Tyndall, and a niece, MACH IN EL E SS Burial was to be in Crown Hill. | terddy at her home, 1829 Brookside | Dean DaSilva Tyndall. ; an bo My rv "D. WAS SUr- e.. will. be held 8:30 a. m.| Funeral arrangements have no o1L PERMANENTS : 95 es . hus pit a & Buchanan been completed, pending -arrival of AT, her mother, Mrs. B. R. Williams: | mortuary. Requiem mass will be the parents. C wo brothers, ‘Donald R. and Car-|at 9 a. m. at St. Joseph's Catholic | , won | SEN COLLEGE isle F. Williams, Indianapolis; fot | church and burial will be in Mexico, | TAVIA MASTEN BHU ad ilaunts, Mrs. Guy R. Brooks and Ind. Services are scheduled at 1 p. m. {Mrs. M. M. Poole, Indianapolis;| Mrs. Paden retired in 1938 fier HomoOrrow at the Lucas funeral Mrs. R. S. Peele, Rockstream, N.Y | SInEng with the Chicago Civic| home and at 2 p. m. at Amo Hapand Mrs. John Nilson, Tulsa, Okla, opera for 25 years. She had lived | tist church for Mrs. Octavia Mas[in Indianapolis seven years and was | ten, who died Friday at her home a member of St. Joseph's church, |at 416 N. Tibbs ave. Burial will Surviving are her son, Wilbur|be in Amo. S$ Paden Jr. who sang duets with her| Mrs. Masten, who was 90, is surof her/in. Chicago operas for seven years, vived by two daughters, Lillie MasSherry, and a sister, Mrs. J. C. and Mrs. Hattie Morical, and Ss «the | Dayton, O. a son, Carle, all of Ingiagapolis. 3621 - Mrs. Cordelia B. Harold, Local Have you Tampax Salesman’ Resident 20 Years, Dies at 90 Mrs. Cordelia B. Harold. resident! New Bethel, were to be held at 2 ) of Indianapolis for 20 years, died p. m. today at the New Bethel Bap1? yesterday at her home, 230 E. 9th|tist church. Burial was to be in In ollr [ p U st. * She was 90. Orchard Hill Cemetery. ? . Mrs. Harold was the widow of| Mrs. Crapo, who was 79" was a {the late Dr. Isaac Harold, Indi- member of the New Bethel church, What's the » way the news _— around about this monthly Epps the mother of the punker Hill American Legion Post e Dr. F. L. Harold of Richmond. 220 auxiliary and the Pocahontas (sanitary. protection (worn internally) soe was a member of First Friends joqoe. churc

a daughter, | Surviving are a. daughter, Mrs. Haley. Indianapolis: a son, Earl J, Arthur Bakerman, New Bethel; four has at least one member who New Smyrna, Fla.: two grandchil-| ie Shales, ey Bethel; Wha §s a Tampax enthusiast. She is dren and three great- grandchildren, | H+ Indianapolis; Harry S., Balti-

- nN |m ore, Md., and Benjamin F., WashBE Ee ee ; AR ‘LYDIA A. CRAPO ° | ington, D. C.; a brother, Benjamin

ices y ..Cr | Phemister, Indianapolis, and six t first Services for Mrs. Lydia A. Crapo,| P er, polis, EE aia oe Jee died Friday at her home in| grandchildren.

anternal absorption idea. But now | . " ghe just wouldn't be without ‘Mrs. Lucy Ellen Hittle Dies: Funeral Held This Morning

Tampax, not for a single month w + « “And do you know girls, you gan wear Tampax in ssamming!” Rites for Mrs. Lucy Ellen Hittle,| partment of public. welfare. for nine who died Saturday at the home of ha vears and previously was secretary daughter, Mrs. ‘Della M. Barlow, 4 hi judges in both the appellate and N. 7th st., Beéch Grove, were held supreme courts. > this morning, with burial in New| She is survived by two sisters, Bethel cemetery. { Miss Adele D. Koehne and Miss A resident of. Acton. until 1933] {Lily C. Koehne and a brother, when she" moved to Beech. Grove,| | George W., all of Indianapolis; a | Mrs. Hittle was 77. She was a mem- (niece, Mrs. Thelma Scott Farlinger, ber of Buck Creek Chapel Christian Evanston, Ill, and a nephew, Lt. church, Acton chapter, O. E. S, and | Col. Stanley H. Scott, "with the air the Country Progress club at Acton. |force in Germany.

ST SS ne peor BOND PLEDGE $89

of Acton, and a stepson, Claude Hittle, Indianapolis. retired railroad employee and real) An sverage war bond pledge of estate dealer, who died Saturday $89.64 in the current drive by at his home in Beech Grove, will] | workers inggroups of 25 or more is be held at-2 p. m. Tuesday at the (greater than for any previous camVictory Memon ial Methodist: church pair. Burial will be in Crown Hill. I ’ : A resident of Indianapolis since| J. Perry Meek, payroll savings 1893, ‘Mr. Osburn was 76. He was man of the county war finance coma ditching Somacior prior to % mittee, said today, however, that years’ service with the New York : a the ure § Cl " Central Railroad. fig still is short of the goal Surviving are a daughter; Mrs. 0f $100 for each of the 144,489 emEdna M. Trosper and a brother, Plovees covered by his division's Frank, both .of Indianapolis; five | Canvass. grandchildren and.’ four great-| 10 date, a total of 135,560 workers grandchildren. have signed pledges. The mighty [7th campaign quota is 50 per cent than the previous drive

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* Wes, it is all true. Tampax does bring plenty of benefits to its users. It is less than one-eighth as bulky as external pads— whether you're buying it at the __store, stowing it in a drawer or putting a supply in your purse ready for use. Then Tampax does mot require belts, pins or a sanigary deodorant. It is quick to change, easy to dispose of and can be worn under slacks, swim

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{higher Tos , Meek praised workers in his Toms for their thoroughness. He | said 87 per cent of the 658 firms in the county with 25 or more workers have accepted drive quotas. Their objective is to obtain 100 per cent acceptance and then to arrange for {the actual purchase of the bonds, Mr. Meek declared,

ALMA KOEHNE % Rites will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary for Miss Alma Koehne, county employee who died Saturday night at her home, 3345 Broadway. Burial will be in Crown Hill Miss Koehne, who was 66, had been with:the Maripn county de-

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