Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1945 — Page 4

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WORKERS URGED

Lawyers’ Guild Proposes Greater Exemptions. WASHINGTON, July 9 (U. P).—=

The National Lawyers Guild sug- |

gested today that the ‘house-ap-proved reganversion {ax bill be amended to glve greater income tax exemptions and other financial | relief to wage earners. In a statement to members of the | rouse, the guild proposed an crease in personal income tax exemptions from the present $500 to] $1000. It also urged that the three pe: cent normal tax be eliminated and]

that individuals be permitted to.

carry over and back for two years] their unused personal exemption and credits for dependents. The guild said that in its present form the bill affords no relief to! war workers thrown’'out of jobs by | cutbacks in war production. The measure, now awaiting hearings before the senate finance committee, grants tax relief to small business: and the railroads during reconversion. It would increase from $10,000 to $25,000 the exemptions on excess profits on 1946 earnings. It also permits reorganized bankrupt railroads to carry over thelr net operating losses or unused excess profits.

Heads Chapter of Phone Pioneers

JASPER W. TUCKER, supervisor in the accounting department of the Indiana Bell” Telephone Co., has been elected president of the Hoosler State ‘chapter of the Telephone Pio~neers of America. Other officers elected are: A. H. Guyot, senfor vice president; R. E. Mc~ Laughlin, vice president; Wal3 ! ter Patterson, re-elected secMr. Tucker retary, and Bessie E. Loomis, re-elected treasurer. Mr, Tucker has served in the telephone industry 25 years and has been a member of the Pioneers since 1941, He succeeds. Emmett E. Hale, retiring president. Mr. Tucker lives at 5115 N. Pennsylvania st.

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H. S. Steinmetz

Funeral Tomorrow

SERVICES for Henry S. Steinetz, a veteran employees of the ‘Citizens Gas’ & Coke Utility, will he held ‘at 1:30 4 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary Burial will be in Crown Hill | Mr. Stein- | metz, who' lived | at 2135 Shelb y § tl) die d Wednesday while visiting his - son, Lt. Cmdr, Arthur FP. Steinmetz, in Hayward, Cal. He was 81 and had worked at the utility ‘company since 1895,

Mr. Steinmetz

MRS. IVA E“PAVEY Rites will be held at 4 p. m. to{morrow at the Grinsteiner’s funeral [home for Mrs. Iva E. Pavey, resident of Indianapolis for 40 years,

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‘William 0. Patterson Rites Are Held Today.

Services for ‘Willjam O. - Patterson,” 955 N. Pennsylvania st. were to be held at 2 p. m. today in the ‘Hathaway mortuary in Columbus. Burial was to be in Garland Brook cemetery. Mr. Patterson. who was 71, died {Saturday in his home. He and his wife, Jessie, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary a vear ago. A Republican, he served for a rufiiber of years as precinct committeeman in the ninth precinet, eighth ward. He belonged to the New Zion church in Bartholomew

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Ex-Judge’ Dies 2

John Frederick Geckler

county, Besides his wife, survivors are five

{who died yes{érday at her home, {655 E. 24th st. Burial will be: in Crown Hill Mrs. Pavey, who was 66, was Aa native’ of Boone county and a member of Seventh Christian church. : She is survived by her son, Alvin C.. of Muncie; two daughters, Mrs. Rex J. Singley, Olive Branch, Miss., dnd Mrs. Sidney R. Merar, Chicago, Ill, and three sisters, Mrs. George C. Grinsteiner and Mrs, M, H. Reardon, both of -Indianapolis, and Mrs. William C. Miller, Darlington.

MRS. CATHERINE HAGEDON Rites for Mrs. Catherine Hagedon, who died Saturday in her home, 4430 Winthrop ave., will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mrs. Hagedon, who was 84, was a native of Madison, but had. lived in Indianapolis for the last 63 years. Survivors are two sons, Louis and Harold; a daughter, Mrs, Laura Ackelow, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Joan Creasser, all of Indianapolis, and a grandson, Pvt. Harold Hagelow Jr. with the army at Ft.

Knox, Ky. .

MISS LULA CRANE Services for Miss Lula Crane, 2437 N. Meridian st., lifelong resident -of Indianapolis, who died Saturday in City hospital, will be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. She was 71. The Rev. F. M. Smith; pastor of the Central Avenue Methodist church, of which Miss Crane was a member, will officiate. Burial will be in Crown Hill She is survived by a sister, i. Martha Kipp, Indianapolis.

{ Marylou {Patterson of Indianapolis,

daughters, Mrs. Berle Eddy and] Miss Ethelyn Patterson of Calumbus and Mrs. Josephine Adams, Mrs, DeVanev and Miss Ruth and ‘five grandchildren,

MRS. EUDORA M. BUZETTE Services for Mrs. Eudora M. Buzette, Indiartapolis resident for 43 vears who died Friday while visiting her brother, Clyde Passwater Detroit, Mich.,, were to be held at 2 p. m. today at Asbury Memorial Methodist “church. Burial was to be in Crown Hill. Mrs. ‘Buzette, who was made her home with

75, had | her sister,

st., since the death of her hus-| band, William Buzette, in_1926. She was a member of Asbury church. She is survived by her sister, three other brothers, William M., Walter D., and Clarence A., all of | Detroit; three nieces and four nephews.

MRS. JENNIE BURTON YORK |

Relatives here have received word | of. the death of Mrs. Jennie Bur-| ton ¥ork, Clayton, Ind. resident, | Wednesday in Los Angeles, Cal. | Mrs. York, a lifelong resident of | Clayton, had been visiting relatives | in Los Angeles for the past six weeks. She was a member of the! Order of Eastern Star in Clayton. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs, Mamie Sheetz, Indianapolis; three sons, Charles R., and James B. both of Indianapolis, and Paul, of Clayton; and two grandchildren, Mrs. Betty Isenhower, Indianapolis, | and Richad York, Clayton. Rites are scheduled at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Hall mortuary in Plainfield, with burial in Clayton | cemetery.

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Services for Mrs, Emma Straub,

6. A, OSTHEIMER| -

Farmer, 76, Had Resided former Indiana adjutant. general,

HERE 64 YEARS:

‘Funeral Wednsstay for 76-Year-0ld ‘Lawyer. |

for Frederick

former Marion county

Services John Geckler, venile court judge who died yesMethodist hospital,

p. m. Wednesday at

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terday at will

bé held at 2 Flanner & Buchanan ‘mortuary. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mr. Geckler, who- resided at 3419 { N. Pennsylvania st., was 76. He had resided in Indianapolis approxi- | mately 64 years, serving as city clerk

' lduring the former Mayor Thomas|8 nephew, Ralph 8. Joyce of Terre

Taggart’s administration and as|

{ juvenile judge front 1930 to 1938.

He became editor of the American Pressman, official magazine of {the International Pressmen's union. | in 1914, after joining the Press-| men’s union in 1886. Later he resumed law practice, specializing in labor relations. | A graduate of the Indianapolis | law school in 1899, he was a mem-| ber of Capital City lodge 213, F. & A. M.;: the Moose and Sahara Grotto. His first wife, Addie Thonias Geckler, died in 1921. He is survived by his wife, Nell Dunkle Geckler; a son, Maurice; two daughters, Mrs. Ernest Pearson] and Mrs. Merlin Mullane; six grandchildren and two tchildren.

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RAYMOND M. CHAMPION Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Columbus for Raymond Marshall Champion, who died Friday in his home, 305 W. 30th st. He was 53. Mr. Champion was born in Columbus and had lived'in Middleown, O., before moving, to Indian-

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apolis four years agOJy g For some [me he was emploved Ww the Allison plant. Recently he was a me- | chanic for the>C. H. Wallerich Co. He was a member of Capitol Ave||nue Methodist church. ‘Survivors are his wile, Nannie Bell; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Loretta tOglesby, Indianapolis; his mother, | Mrs. Sarah Champion; three brothers, . Homer, Frank and James; three sisters, Mrs. Lee Shumaker, | Mrs. Homer Ross and Mrs. Ruth {| Martin, and three grandchildren, all {of Columbus,

carpenter contrsttor and saw filer. ,|He ‘Was a member of the United Brethren church at Monroe. . Survivors are his wife, Anna; a

RITES SET FOR Mrs. Frome Sirah. 84, Dies: INDIANA SETS NEW

Services Will Be Tomorrow.

BOND SALE REGORL

Indiana and Marion county ard “over the top” in the 7th war loan state, war finance committee off cials ‘said today. =».

State Deaths

BLUFFTON-—-DeForrest (Grant) | 34. Survivors Wife, Mildred; | Nancy; brother, William; sisters, | Lucile Ellot, Mrs. Joan Carlisle.

| EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Tora A, Tallent, 43 | Survivors: Husband, Robert H.; 1Lee, : Francis, Frank, Carl Max, daughters, Mrs, Lorraine Housman, Maxine Evans, Eulene, Mrs. Evans, Fauiline; sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Hillad Fox Miss Emerson, 65. Su: Brother Ar thir Emerson, Gilmore 8. Dunlap, 48. Survivors Josephine; sisters, Mrs. Harold A. Mrs. Dorothy Shorn. Herbert Glyndon Keithley, 72 | Wife, Maud; daughter, Mrs. Herbert Miller; { sister, - Miss Maude Keithley; brothers, | | Leslie, Clarence, Dewitt, Everett, | Benjamin Thomas Evans, 49. Anton Phillip Deutsch, 50. Mrs. Maude Belle Adams, 54

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Here 28 Years. Will be held at 4:30 p. m. tomOITOW| goungter, Mrs, Frank Schleicher;| A last minute. fliirry of buyin in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. (a son, Ralph, and a granddaugh- | which made the drive a succe : T Services for George A. Ostheimer,. Dr. J. 8. Milner will officiate and | ter, all of Indlanapolis.- helped’ chalk up the greatest we LONDO iii ed : hg in. hie some burial will be in Crown-Hill.. .., . |, ype TURPIN bond sale record in the state's his headaches $ n ost I k i . totals at 1:30 p.m tomorrow in the resi-| MIS Straub, who was 84, died Fri- Serv) R ! or Sails aia, ve a develop o dence. Burial will be in Dale ceme- day. She lived at 226 Wisconsin st. ViGHS on ux ames ups this week. na : te. form : |" Besides th butcher for Kingan's 23 years, will ee tery at Connersville, | esides e colonel, who is on Marion county is expected : London, a |" Mr. Ostheimer, who was 76, had [duty at the supreme allied head-|be held af 3 p. m. tomorrow in the \\ovo than double its $63,500,000 A little lived in Maribn county the last 28| quarters in Europe, Mrs, Straub is| Moore fo uary’s Ben Davis Chapel, quota for all issues. More indif regime, W years amd spent most of this time Survived. by her sister, Mrs, Ida|g112 w. Washington st. Burial will| vidual bond purchases, . inéluding agency, Pe | farming. Previously he taught school! Surber po Wisdip, ave, and’ be in Flaral Park. “E” bonds, were made than in any had form wo grandsons, Pfc 3 and eis public offices ih Payette! ha — Tota Esta of Mr. Turpin, who was 54, died|f the six previous drives in Indi handle th Whig | Peter Griffin‘ Straub, a student at Thursday in his home, 857 Ingomar Sapcls and the Sunny. Hike She § He. was-a member of Warren| oo military academ ave. A World War I veteran, he = treasury ¢ lodge, F. &. A: M., and the Roberts y. ¢ [had lived in Indianapolis 23 years.|tilece in Brownsburg. He had taughf} taxi, becay Park Methodist church. | LEVI C. EBERHAR ART Surviving him are his wife, Lottie; | the men’s Bible class at West Pari the defun Surviving him are his wife, Zella;| his daughter, Norma Jean, and his| Christian church here for the las tion, two sisters, Mrs, Ella VanPelt of | ervices for Levi C. Eberhart, a|son, Pvt. James A. Turpin, stationed 11 years, | . , Foreign Lewisburg, O., and Mrs. R. N. Elliott | retired carpenter, who died Satur-|gf, Camp Rucker, Ala, ‘He was a member of the Scot | testily sal lof Washington: his son, George of |“ in‘ his home, 1131 N. Rural — tish Rite at Little Rock, Ark.; the “would 1 ST tor Miss St will be conducted at 2 p. m.|REV. SABERT §. OFFUTT Shine at Tulsa, Okla, and the tradictory, Serena Ostheimer and Mrs. Leon) |OIRORGW in Moore Mortuaries| gervices for the Rev. Sabert sg. |Knights of Pythias at New Cast Files wh Leer, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. eace chapel. He ‘was 171. o : ‘| Survivors are four nieces, Mrs here wou The Rev. A. M. Offutt, Christian evangelist minis- : ’ i hardly i Earl N. Springer, Washington, and Brown, pastor Bertie Hollett of Brownsburg Y Ind I of the East 10th Street Methodist|ter of Indiana, Kentucky, OKIa-|where he died: Mrs. E. W. Jeffre could worl Shure; will officiate and burial will{homa and Florida, were held yes-| Connersville; Mrs. Lewis Hagen o Ir MRS. CHARLOTTE MANEE oi Crown Hill. terday in the Brownsburg Christian |Chicago and Mrs. Clifford McGin{$ Jan Jag Rites for Mrs. Charlotte Manee. 1 TN r. Eberhart was a native of church. Burial was in the Green-|nis of Indianapolis and three ned Polpress who died®Sasurday in Methodist ! Ippecanoe county and had. moved |lawn cemetery,” Brownsburg. phews, Claud Hollett of Brownsburg i hospital, will- be at 10 a. m. to- mo tof is lif in 1907. During] The Rev. Mr. Offutt, who was 86,| Charles Offutt of Rushwille and Yecently a morrow .in the Kirby mortuary.| 8 life he worked as a|died Thursday in the home of his! Paul.Offutt of Denver, Colo. | .but quick Burial will be in Crown Hill. | z Warsaw | Mrs. Manee, who was 69, lived at honor cer 1603 Central ave. She was a mem- | [11 " financial .¢ ber of the Episcopal church. The BUY WAY’ of Indianapolis committee Survivors are her husband, Alfred; facility he four: sisters, Mrs. G. Aubréy Adam He said, and Mrs. Mabel Tracy, both of New used to sy) York; Mrs. Florence Joyce of Moun- that the tain View, Cal, -and Mrs. Jane incurred ! zladstone of Los Angeles, Cal. and’ 000,000: po which had | Haute. diplomatic : ; ment age FRED W. MAYER ganda and Rites for Fred W. Mayer, who 3 is ko died Friday at his home, 2126 E ‘ Advances, . v * forces, tot. 12th st., are scheduled at 3 p. m. to- June 30. 1 day at Moore Mortuaries Peace : ; credits to Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill. published Mr, Mayer, who was 81, had lived * Cl ' 81 in Indianapolis ‘44 years. He had . | been employed.as an electrician for ever. Take the sun on land or It is un | the Postal Telegraph Co.’ 34 years 4 in the water . ,-. here will contir before retiring 15 years ago. _ * Inexpensive! are smart play clothes army ind He Js survived by his wife, Oron- o designed to give / you kind of st etta; a daughter, Mrs. Bessie Thorn- Y lenty of vitamin D and w burgh; two sons, Alfred P. and Pred * New! P y 3 3IsaV's a glorious tan! Clever out. E., and six grandchildren, all of In- " The Bri | dianapolis. fashions priced pleas- : 0 MRS. ARIZONA TEEGUARDEN ly involvir Services for Mrs. Arizona Tee-| a year. guarden, a resident of Indianapolis; The Cc 75 years, will be held at 10 a. m.| A COTTON BROAD- charges tt {Wednesday in the home of her CLOTH SHIRT that actually. be i daughter, Mrs. Nattie King, 2409 W.| of “floatir Ray st. Burial will be in Floral’ has no end of uses. Poles who Park cemetery. . Wear it with skirts, ing everyt Mrs. “Teeguarden, who was 84, : : the new died yesterday in the home of an- slacks and ‘especially a politically other daughter, Mrs. Ella Jones, shortall. White only. Copyright. 1 1750 Morgan st. Sizes 32 to 38. and The She was the widow of Daniel Tee- : $3.00 guarden, a Civil War veteran, who y AY died in 1900. HARRY E. PLASKET U S Services for Harry E. Plasket, 1 member of a pioneer Indiana fam- MOSCO I1l¥, who “died Saturday night in Y. da, nis home, 720 E. 24th st, will be Pr held at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in d ” . » S the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. 1s6y smomralu hm on the Am Burial will be in Crown Hill. striped seersucker for manded: * Mr. Plasket was T2. He was an digging or playing une sters: to employee of the Ford Motor Co. war?” and of the Illinois building until der “the sun. Raj, An. artic his retirement 15 years ago. He brown or green stripes. tional obs was a member of Centre lodge, Sizes 10 to 16. lic Worle F. & A. M. and the Broadway $3.00 magazine Methodist. church. f called “th - Surviving him are two daugh- press.” ters, Mrs. Lottie C. Bennett, with | “Soviet | whom he lived, and Mrs. Edna E. to explain Boetticher, Carmel; a son, Lynn in Americ R., Harlinger, Tex. and grand-| azines ad daughter, Jean M. Pldsket, Toledo, | crusade,” Ohio, All wrapped up In fashion of our Ar —- . 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| LIGONIER Clarence Denning, 72 LOGANSPORT —Mrs, Sarah Gloser, 68,

Survivor: Hus-

Dembufsky, 59. SurviMinnie and Hattie Dem-

Survivors Husband, | Mrs, Mary B. Bawer, sons, John, Carl. | LUCERNE-—Mrs. ‘Malvina Survivors Daughter, Mrs, on, Marshal,

Jacob; DeTurk, 80

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{ MOSROEVILLE—Arthur J. Ohrisiianer 3 Survivors Father, Henry H., sister Mrs 5 J Dornseif

MONTICELLO--Mrs, | NEW ALBANY

Clara E Miss Mary E. Richards

Wife Mrs

Jesse J. Hopwood, 5/7 | Florence” son, Raymond; daughters, | Allilda Evans, Mrs. Kathryn. Mahan, Mrs { Martha’ Jackson, Mrs. Ella Fay Shelburne | NEW CASTLE-—Lawrence. Clift {vivors. Sons, Willlam, Ed, Martin, ter, Mary, { PERU--Oscar Ridenour. Survivors: Wife Julia; - daughter, Sally Ann. Mrs. Clara C. Michael, Merton Smalley, Edward S. Ellis | ROSEWOOD-—Hanson Wilbur Colyin, 70 | Survivor; Sister, Mrs. Walter Kelley. | SHELBYVILLE—Mrs. Florine Denney, 36 | Survivors: Husband, Murrell; Lou Ann, Avolyn, sister,

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TWELVE MILE~Mrs. ‘Julia Rogers, 85 Survivor Daughter, Mrs. Jess Taylor VALPARAISO--Burl Spencer, 57. ivors: Wife, Ella; sons, | daughter, Mrs. Janett Jerome, Clyde, Clair, {Floyd Semple | WALKERTON--Mrs. Daisy Plake Church | Survivors, "Husband, Fred; daughter, WA | beria | WINAMAC—Reuben jyors. Bons, Orval,

Howard, George Sears brothers Bud; sister, Mrs

Mapes, 72 Francis,

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