Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1945 — Page 5

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|Carl F. Engelking, 47, Dies; -

it e i lived at 3013 College ave. i 8 3 ; Survivors include two other sons, _. . R id f H Dy w + ; S + B T | Fred G., Indianapolis, and Caryl H., 10N v | 4 esi en ere, eS n : es ervices 0] e omorrow. Bartlesville, Okla., and two grande : et Demi ; : sie sie oe! children. : ] : iss Mary Zollinger, formerly of | The family ‘moved to Indianapolis wl Services for Carl F. Engelking, |house stanaing on the site of his| — A 3 Indianapolis, died yesterday morn-|marny years ago. While he lived 933 N. Bosart ave, an employee birthplace in Greenfield -angd .prei Tar 4+ ing In Laguna Beach, Cal, where here, Col. Zollinger, a civil war Former Kingan io of. Kingan- & .Co. 32 years who) sented I 0 his sister-in-law long flery -she had been living with her sister | veteran, was the United States pen- died. Friday in Methodist hospital, |with an. allowance for the "Upkeep m in the Mrs. Alice Zollinger Turner. Until [sion agent under Grover Cleveland. Born in Pittsburgh. will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow fof the place. .Jast month the two lived inf Tucson,| “Miss Zollinger was widely known 4 at “Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill] She lived there 25 years and went his chair Aria. TF here. through her affiliation with| } Services for Prank J. Fertig, a|chapel. to California in 1935. The city pur- . “ii ) Miss Zollinger was the daughter |the Church of Christ Scientist and retired employee of Kingan’s, willl mn. Rev. O A: TFinkle." pastor [chased the ‘house Pr Greenfield iar oe of ‘Col. Zollinger, who. was mayor |in social and ‘civic life. Funeral be -held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in/,r mnglewood -Christian church, will from her... ° ® po Gt of Ft. Wayne for several terms, and [services will be held - tomorrow Shirley’ Brothers . Central Chapel.|omciate. Burial will be in Wash- Survivors include a brother, Wilthe sie 8 Mrs. Zollinger, both deceased. morning in Laguna Beach. Burial will ‘be in Floral Park ceme- | jgfon Park. | liam Patton Wilson of ‘Glendale, the Siate ¥ Survivors in addition to Mrs. tery. ‘Mr. Engelking, who was 47, was ical? ; Sp Turner are two half-sisters who live Mr. Fertig,. ho was 73, died Sat. a “fifelong ‘resident-of. Indianapolis. PHYLLIS Nn =ous oe mation to ‘ : in. Chicago. urday in the home of his daughter, |A- salesman .at Kingan's, he was NN ROBERTS nouncing : i Mrs. N. V. Jennings, 5018 W. 10th|a. member of the Kingan Old- Services will be held at 2 p. m. | through MN MRS. MELISSA COX st. A native of Pittsburgh, Pa.,| Timers’ club and of the Zion Evan- tomorrow in Jonesboro for Miss | no other IN PEACETIME Services for Mrs. Melissa Cox, 127 he had lived in Indianapolis the |gelical and Reformed church. | Phyllis Ann Roberts, daughter of | itatus. . : : Puryear st., former -employee of the | last. 47 years. «| Surviving are his wife, Theresa; | Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts, 3836 | : = . -{ Indianapolis post office; who died Survivors besides Mrs. Fertig are |a- daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Brown, English ave, who died Saturday en : : : . : rida gt City hodoital. will be con ; two other daughters, Mrs. James |Indianapolis; a son, Quartermaster | Toute to St. Francis hospital. She ’ ; Japs House Group Ready ~- to Yat Lily (OSD, Vii he EE —_ ’ * |Forrester of Centerton and Mrs.|2-c Robert F. Engelking, in New had undergone an operation re- Rl fo : . 7 ducted at Antioch Baptist church Ma). Earl M. Hoff, a member of The Indianapolis Times editorial | David Adams, Indianapolis; . two |York after two years overseas; the cently. ave our C cS one voy- Submit Report, at 1 p. m. tomorrow. staff, receives the legion ‘of merit from Brig. Gen. L. A. Diller, public |sons, Earl of Indianapolis and Cpl. | father, Carl, of Indianapolis; four] Burial will be in Riv erside ceme- & bringing s Burial “will be’ in Floral Park. relations officer for Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Maj. Hoff, son of Mr. william ‘Fertig, with the army in |brothers; Fred, William, Ernest and | tery in Gas City. z Tos ' : e, if you WASHINGTON, July 2 (U.P)—| ato or who was 65, was born| nd Mrs. Earl D. Hoff, 5530 N. Illinois st, and husband of Mrs. Mar- |Germany; a brother, Charles, and|Herman, and two sisters, Mrs.| Miss Roberts’ who was 21, was C J itcher or The. house post-war military policy |. ay Rd jorie Hoff, Bloomington, was decorated for his work as assistant |a sister, Mrs. Theresa Williams, |Caroline Kircher and Mrs. Louis born in Jonesboro and had lived C Cl Oh Y 1s un- cOMMitie today worked on. alr Mr de, Tenn, and moved Of pupjic relations officer in the Pacific area. He has a daughter in |both of Indianapolis. Sullivan, all of Indianapolis, and | [here nl 1039 ‘when she moved : Merchant . Indianapolis in 1906. ‘For 23 years,| Bloomington. ~ ow a grandson, Gary Brown. { wit er parents to Indianapolis. 0, : | report recommending adoption of |n(jj her retirement in August, | MRS. ANNIE HARDY —t i |She was a graduate ‘of Technical Parkes e wight isa pre-... 4 picnic | -8 Dpeagetime compulsory military |1944, she was an employee of the | Mrs.” Annie - Hardy, own MRS. NANNIE THOMPSON { high .school and a member of Beta cious qift! Thro ; s. y, owner ‘and 9 uy ur Wartme trail Ig program before the end post office. She was a member off LOCAL SINGER State Deaths manager of the Hotel Jeffersdn,| Services for Mrs. Nannie eens Phi. For three years she had eyes we learn wl edst cute, ye " of the war, : Antioch . Baptist church, household , : died Saturday at Coleman hospital.|son, Who died yesterday in. the home | 2€€n a employee of Stewart-War- 839, of all we know . smokers Committee Chairman Clifton A. [Ruth lodge, 5018, and the Ada club. ALEXANDRIA—Mri Effe Louella Far-| A resident of Indianapolis 22|of her daughter, Mrs. Allie Kemper, | Der. Inc. ee 5 Yorect: your wition by 5 i i ingt 7 Survivo al : Po a— Pr Y y -estuy Woodrum (D. Va.) said that a Survivors include 4 daughter, I A cs rh Da Enter Mes, years, Mrs. Hardy lived at 66 W. 420, E. 12th st., were to be held at! carin for your eyes housands tefitative report has been prepared { Mrs. Henri Mae Emerson, .Indian- Donald; | brovhers, Lewis and’ Wiliam New York st. She and ‘her son, |3 p. m.. today in the Moore Mortu- | MRS. J. HARRIS THIEBAUD Bn od : ie fresh 1 and is. olors the Sore, an apolis; two sisters, Mis pus 3 Mrs Hattie Miter: Gertrude Wilson. lwwiur H. (Bert) Hardy Jr. had aries Northeast chapel. She was 82. Mrs’ J. ‘Harris Thiebaud, formerly ularly “and the ota 2y'be the bo 8 Ral Yepors: Drobaply wl Gray, Nashville, ave 15. BY : / "| ANDERSON-—Frank M. Fincher. Surviv-| Operated the hotel since the death| The Rev. T. W. Soper, pastor of of Indianapolis, died yesterday lasso fitted. Use voir op this approve 2 A meeting Thursday. Dozier, Chicago, 111, SR rotaer, Mrs. Betty Cook Miller to oe Sn Alired, aya; Suugtien, oa of her husband, W. H. Hardy Sr. the North Side Nazarene church, | morning in ‘Springfield, O. Mrs. 9 dit, y y cared Say {entative Tepory under con- |S, W. Boaz, €leveland, O. e : White; sister, Mrs. Virgie Keply, brother, | Several years ago. land the Rev. Aaron Hayhurst, pas- Tavs Be onuet Nau Lovkary cred > J : : arry .{ Erwin, ‘was e dau r oO e = Yeo Tiext “The future security of the U. §. | MRS. KATE JACKSON Be- Buried Here. Sliide Sion, . os . She i Javea by her sory fio he Anderson Pn obi Th ghter ‘GLASSES ON CREDIT ; ; ! ; : MEN—Charles W. Baker, 69. Sur-|brother war eyernine, Wyo., | od ml £ 8s a sovereign nation depends upon | Christian Science services will be| ays Betty Cook Miller, former (vivors. Sons Robert Ernest daughters, and g sister, Mrs. Ida Higgins, Raw | Burial was to be in Crown Hill. | Surviving are her husband; a; : rn mS———— the continuing willingness and |conducted at 10 & m: tontorrow in Indianapolis vocalist, “ied Satur- MI Ethel Borer, Mis. Chriss Laser, lins, Wyo. Mrs. Thompson had been a resi: sister; -Mrs. Samuel Dowden, 1320 3 ability of our le to protect b | e Chapel for ’ : . . N. id 3 | 5 : at RE a LE a A Say night 22 Bay Antonio: Tox Seman, Mrs. Otorge Knepp, brothers! pites will be held at 3 p. m. ak fen of Inianepels for 2 years Nerden, and a son, John 0 ga * S. , e was e. dau : i ’ w r. o st > . ideals which inspired the formation |urday in her home. 3017 N. Dela- g = CONNERSVILLE— Robert 'V. Endicott, Shirley Brothers Central chapel,| She was a membe the rst © ¢ eed of the world security organization.” ware st. Burial will be in Round| io Cook, 2010 N. Meridian st.|7i. ‘survivors; Wite, Nettie: daughter. | with burial<n Washington Park: | Pilgrim Holiness churcH. MRS. MARIA C. CALDWELL ~ ware si, Burla wil be Mrs. Miller, who was 29, had been | Mrs. Loren Pruitt; sisters, Mrs. Hays : Survivors besides Mrs. Kemper| oo roy Me Te . 13 : ’ Coriell, M leveland 5, 3 . "r: ot y < : Agrees With Marshall .'{Hill. She was 73. residing with her husband, Sgt. |Locknari; brother, Emer. ‘| RICHARD PETER MILBURN |are another daughter, Mrs. Lillian (er iages wl be veud by 8 Chr . : Post-war national defense will de- Mrs. Jackson was born in Union|jonn © Miller, who is stationed | ELWOOD—Earl Brunson, 50. Survivors: Services for Rich Peter Mil- | Weldon; three sons, Ora, Lonnie Wan ence reader -today in the OFFICES AT d .largel “alert d {county and had lived in Indian-|.: pandolph Field, Tex. since 1942. | Wife; daughters, Martha Jean, Mrs. Ala- ervice r Richard Peter Mil- De 11 of Indi Ii d Moere Mortuaries Irvington chapel pen rgely on an “alert an : : p , “ “|letha - Aikman, Mrs. Mary Craven, Mil-|burn, an employee of the Riverside |20d Dewey, all of Indianapolis, an for M Maria C.. Caldwell h : trained citizenry capable of-prompt [2Polis the last 60 years. She 'WAS| A graquate of Shortridge high |dred: sons. James, Charles: sisters. Mrs, | po 1 ; a stepson, Louis, Sparta, Ky. x Jars. Maria C.. Caldwell, who WiTH-{ RATIONAL REPUTATION — . bilization” th nd |& member of the Third Church of fs} o0l and Butler university, Mrs, |LAYanna Harbit. Mrs. Cora Claybaugh, Park nursery who died Friday in : ad died Saturday in‘the home of“her| . oe sont a , mobilization,” the report says, a of 3! + VIS. IMrs. Ophelia Hanshew; _brotheis, Shirl, his home, 523 Kentucky. ave, were 1 son, -Theadore Caldwell, 406 N adds that future military apera-|Christ, Scientist. Miller formeily was ‘employed at |Ora. . to be Dad at 3 today in his| EARL F. RIGG , , . “ _| Survivors include a son, Harry EVANSVILLE—Fred W. Brune; 63. Sur-| C0 °¢ 857« D..M l0day In YUS{T. - Drexel ave. She was 94. tions “cannot -be conducted ef Eli Lilly & Co. She had been a| Services are scheduled at 8 p. m fectively by raw recruits or py | Williams, Indianapolis; two sisters,|yocalist with the Indianapolis ay aan, Mis, Mirgires Oitmm; home. : . tomorow ‘st Flannef kt rs Burial will be in Memorial Park partially, trained men.” Mrs. Mary Keeley and Mrs, Clara Neywshoys ‘band and sang in the |John Moll, Mrs. Andrew Martin; brothers,| Burial will be in Floral Park. mortuary for Earl F. Rigg. former cemetery. Th Ray, both of Indianapolis, and a : teri ‘Ch Frank, Joseph, Ollie, John, Clem, Zeno. Mr. Milburn had-livéd in Indian- f Wo : r Mrs. Caldwell Tad lived in Indie tentative report agrees with i 1 Memorial Presbyterian Church | ‘mrs’ Ella Yewell, 85. Survivors: Daugh- lis ‘all his lif Indianapolis resident, who... died lis for the 1 5 U y testimony of Chief of Staff Gen, brother, George Roark, Walla Walla, | pop, ters, Mrs. J. 8, Russell, Mrs. J. M. Lind. | 2POlis all-his life. One son, Seaman | coi adv night: in Dayton, © |>DaPolis for the last 35 years, UnGeorge C. Marshall Wash, She was a member of the Delta +» Ned, Harry sister, Mra. J. W.11-c George Milburn has been over. Cremation ‘will follow services. Ul two years ago when. she had . ] . a : two years and now is in Africa.| _ : Recommending the “broad princi- | Gamma sorority and a past presi-| Clare Myers, one month. Susvivors: Pa- |S€AS ; : Mr. Ri ‘h . L § NAU - ts, M d Mrs, H M is ’ = . Rigg, who was 62, was an ac ple” of universal training, at least MRS. ETTA KNAUER dent of the Indianapolis chapter or “Judith A 35. rerun Moyes: =» Other survivors ale two daugh countant with the U. S. Rubber Co.!

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Services for Mrs. Etta Knauer, |R. R. 4, Box 377, Sunshine Gardens, who died Saturday in St. Vincent's hospital, were to be held at 2 p. m. today in the Dorsey Funeral home. | { Burial was to be in Round Hill

lived near Greencastle until 18 years | ago when she moved to Indianap-| olis. She was the widow of John Knauer who died several years ago. | Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Viola "Fisher,

of the American‘Society of Women Accountants.

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| WILLIAM ASH

Mrs. Knauer, who was. 74, had| Services “for William -Ash, a re-

tired painter, who died Saturday, were to be held at 2:30 p. m. today in the Royster & Askin funeral home. Burial was to be in Green-

{wood cemetery, He was 84. Sunshine = Gardens; |

Mr. Ash was born in Switzerland

two stepsqns, Jake, Greencastle, and | county, but had lived in Indian-

| Earl, West Lafayette, and a step-|

| daughter, Mrs. Flossie Wood, Green- |

castle.

MRS. MARY ANN HOLMAN Rites for Mrs. Mary Ann Holman,

apolis’ for the past 47 years. He was a_membef of the Order of Odd Fellows and the Christian church, ~ Survivors include his wife, Mary, and a brother, Charles, Indianapolis.

who died yesterday at her home.!

140 E. 28th st., will be held at 8:30 a: “m, tomorrow in the Reynolds funeral home. Requiem mass will be held at 9 a. m. in SS. Peter and Paul Catholic cathedral, Burial will be at Riverview cemetery in Seymour. - | Mrs.: Holman, who was 78, was the widow of H. J. Holman. = She was born at St. Louis, but spent her childhood in Seymour. Before com- | ing to Indianapolis 30 years ago, | she taught school at Hayden. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Jane Collins, Indianapolis, and a son, Harry Holman, Chicago.

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MRS. FRANCES HIL HILL Services. for Mrs. Frances Mae former Indianapolis resident, will be held Tuesday in Gardena, Cal.,, where she died FriShe was 53. Mrs. Hill moved to California from Indianapolis three years ago. Survivors include three. sons,

James T. Indianapolis; Ross, Gar-]

| deria, and Dean; with the army in Czechoslovakia; five grandsons and | two granddaughters: Another son, | Dale, was killed (when struck by an automobile 20. years ago in Indian- | apolis.

Rites and burial will be conducted |.

Mrs. Lorine A, Young, 44. Husband, "Harvey: daughter, Geéraidine; parents, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Bell; brothers, Earl, and capt. ge Bell; sister, Mrs. James E. Yo Mrs. Nellie G Husband, John A. Oscar D. Sauer, .85. Survivors: Wife, Louise; brothers, Alfred, Otto; sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Males.

William Osborne, 82. Survivars: Wife, Lulp/ “son,- George; daughters, Mrs. Beulah ward, Mrs. Henrietta Wimsatt,

Mrs. Evangeline Johnson; brother, Virgil; sister, Mrs, Sarah F. Gibs GWYNNEVILLE—Mrs, Wilcoxen, 72. ‘Survivors: Sons, Raymond, George, Thomas, Wayne: daughter, Emma; sister, Mrs. Mary Poston. JASPER—Joseph Huebner, 44, 8urvivors: Wife, Barbara; sons, Lester, Delmar; daughters, Dorothy Mae, Mildred; ‘sisters, ‘Mrs. Joe Krodel, Mrs. George Eisenhut, Caroline Huebner, Mrs. Walter Fuhrman. Mrs, Margaret K. Bettag, 66. Survivors: Husband, Anton; sons,.\Florian, Steven, Louis, Pvt. Harold, Pvt. Conrad, brother, William. KEWANNA—Charles Emmons, 75. MUNCIE—Erville V. Knapp, 40, Mrs. Josephine Gates, , NEW ALBANY-—James ” Bicketf{, 43 Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Mary D. Bickett; brothers, E. E, Roscoe; sisters, Mrs. Harry Loebig, Mrs. Paul Wolischlaeger. POSEYVILLE—Jesse Burtin Rnight, 65. Survivors: Wife, Nina; brother, -Harry; sister, Mrs, Delia Brown. RICHMOND—Charles Colsher, 84. Sux. vivors: Daughters, Mrs: Owen Westerfield, Mrs. Silverton Bebout.

Ha: E siton, 72. Survivor:

Survivors $Jers, Miss: Mary and Miss Mabel;

five sons, Walter, Major, William, Eugene and Roscoe, and two brothers, Edward and Fred, all of Indianapolis.

MRS. LENA ERGAS

Sétvices for Mrs. Lena Ergas, who died Saturday at her home, 1010 8. Capitol ave.; were to be held at 2 p. m. today at the Aaron Ruben Ttineral home: Rabbi Michael

~~ '|Albagli, of the Sephardic Hebrew

congregation, will officiate with burial “in “Sephardic cemetery. Mrs. Ergas, who was 76, was a native of Serbia and had lived in Indianapolis 35 years. She was a member "of the Sephardic congregation. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. ‘Esther Sarfaty, Mrs. Molly Kataan, Mrs. Anna Aroesti and Mrs. Allegra Baruch, all of Indianapolis, and {Mrs. Rebecca Farash, Rochester, N. ¥.; 17 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

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OMER B. BERRY

TIPTON—Hillard Losey, 50. Survivors: Wife, Constance; daughter, Mrs. Vivian] Kaiser; son, Hal; father, Mort; brother, | Harold; sikter, Mrs. Reisinger, WOLCOTTVILLE—Frank Ganger, vivor: Wife, Gladys.

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John V. Elixman, Indianapolis; a:

Services for Omer B, Berry, 1309 |W. 27th st,, who died Saturday in [the Veterans’ hospital, were to be held “at 2:30 p. m. today in the | Baptist church at Clayton. Burial was to be in Clayton cemetery. Mr. Berry, a veteran of world war

| WILLIAM c. ELTXMAN

2 | , William C. Elixman, 216 N, Rural|

daughter, Miss Anna Marie Elix- | was a native of Hendricks county man; a sister, Mrs. Patrick Com- and had lived in Indianapolis the

mons; & brother, Andrew, all of last 20 years.

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an Indianapolis resident 50 years, -died yesterday at St. -Vincent’s hospital following an .illness pO | of one month. He was 72.

Funeral ‘services will be held at|#18:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Kirby tmortuary and at 9 a. m. in St. Philip

Neri Catholic church, Burial will

Indianapolis, and another brother, Charles, of Chicago.

MRS. JOSEPH BLATT Rites and burial were to be conducted in Oklahoma City, Okla.; today, for Mrs. Joseph ‘Blatt,

who | died . there Friday after an op-!

| . Sufvivors include his wife, Leona; two daughters, Miss Mabel Irene and Mjss Marjorie ‘Laverne, and a son, Ralph Leon _ all of Indian{apolis; ‘three sisters, Mrs. Ollie {Kershaw and Mrs. Opal Loughner, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ola Perry, ! Brazil; two brothers, Ora Berry, In- |

Dayton Rubber Co.

He is survived by his wife, | fred Drew, Providence, R. I.; Mrs |

John H. Barker, Oakland, Cal, and |

sons, Frank J., Oakland; Richard H., Troy, O., and Earl F. Jr, in the Philippines; two sisters, Mrs. J. G. Pierce and ‘Mrs. Jessie Pierce, and a brother, Horace M., all of Indianapolis, and five grandchildren.

MRS. JULIA W. RILEY © @ Burial services for Mrs. Julia Wilson Riley, a sister-in-law of James Whitcomb "Riley, will be in the Riley family park in Greenfield. Mrs. Riley, who was 96, died in her home in‘ kong Beach, Cal. She was the last member of the family to bear the Riley name. A native of Greenfield, she was the widow of the poet's eldest brother, John, who died in 1911. Her husband, before his death, had been West coast/ representative of Dun & Bradstreet; In. 1910 James Whitcomb Riley bought the two-story white frame

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