Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1945 — Page 11

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| Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. conduct the setvices..Burial will be [tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan ?

in Crown HilL Mr. Riddell; who was 42, was a member of Scottish Rite, Murat ,|Shrine, and the Indianapolis Athletic club.. He had been in the electric business. 25 years and was asso- | lated with the Biflldog Electric Products Co., Detroit, Mich. Pallbearers will be George Bates, Arthur’ Weise, Earl Fording, Rusell Wise, J." W. Strong and George | Loucks.

wife,

Besides his Caroline, - Mr. [Riddell is survived by two sons, {Homer P. Jr. andvRobert C.; two

| sisters; Mrs, John Murphy and Mrs. | catherine Hollingsworth, and a hrother, Dr. Edward Riddell, all of Indianapolis. '

LILLIE MAE PIERSON Rites will be conducted at 1:30 p. m. Saturday in Flanner & Buchanan for Mrs. Mae Pierson,

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county and was the widow of John { Pierson, who died five years ago. Survivors include two sons, Harold E. Anderson, printer employed by The Times, and Denman O. Anderson, both of Indianapolis; four brothers, Charles - Bland, Indianapolis; Morton Bland; Shelbyville: John Bland, North Vernon, and Frank Bland, Detroit, Mich.: a sister, Mrs. Blanche Stout, Indianapolis, and three grandchildren.

CHARLES H. FENNER Rites for Charles H. Fenner, 25 W. 72d st., will be held at. 2 p. m Saturday in Flanner & Buchanan

mortuary, Mr. Fenner, a resident of Indianapolis- for the last years and manager of. the bolt and nut division of the Republic Steel

Co., died yesterday in St. Vincent| hospital. He was 65. Mr. Fenner was a member of

the Meridian Hills

Country club and the Columbia club, Survivors include his wife, Eliz abeth; two daughters, Mrs. Carol

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three grandchildren.

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Services will ‘be held at 1 p. m, funeral home for Mrs. Maude A. Eaton, who died yesterday in the {home of her son, James W. Eaton, [1323 N. Olney ave. -Burial will be /in New Bethel cemetery. A native of New Palestine, Mrs. Eaton, who was 60, was the widow of Walter 8. Eaton, former Indianapolis realtor. She had lived in the

to that she lived in New Bethel.

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Creek Chapel church, Survivors, in addition to the son, include two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Thompson and Mrs. Don Ricardo, both of Indianapolis; two sisters,

Allen and a brother, all of New Palestine; children and one great. grandchild.

JOHN L. FERG] ER ; Rites for John L. Ferger, 126 N. | Noble st., who was killed when

struck by an automobile, Tuesday, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the | Robert W. Stirling funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Survivors include his mother,

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Mrs. Anna Ferger; a son, John Ernest Ferger, the Aleutians; and three sisters, Mrs. Lillian Egold, Mrs, Leon Clampitt, and Mrs, Viola Collins, all of Indianapolis.

GEORGE ‘W. GREEN Services will be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow for George Green, Clair st. Mr. Green, who was 82, died Tuesday in City Burial will be in Mount Tabor, A retired cement contractor, was a member of Baptist church, Crawfordsville, had lived in Indianapolis 21 years.

Survivors include his wife, |

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Mrs, Elsie Pope, all of Indianapolis; a son, Roy R. Green, Indianapolis, and eight grandchildren,-

ARTHUR T. SYMMS Services will be held at. 2-p.-m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchapan Mortuary for Arthur T. Symms, 508 E. 20th st., retired inspector for the city smoke abatement department, who died yester-

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