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'|Memorial Thursday | Mrs..Ruth H. Shull.

||lof Manual high school who died || June 25 in Los Angeles. I The Rev, O..W, Fifer, acting loustor of the First Congregational 1 church, will officiate. Friends, repthe church and and alumni will

|| resentatives of | {Manual faculty |attend the service. | A member of the Manual staff {since 1919 and dean of girls and director of girls’ activities since 1831, Mrs: Shull had been on leave | lof absence the past year. Her | school activities included director | lship of the Girls league of Manual [and sponsorship of the Masoma club, girls’ honorary organization. {| She was a native of Indian||apolis and a graduate of school 45 §

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Services for Mrs. Catherine Marie Robertson, 1530 E. Kelly st, who

for died in her home yesterday, will

be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in Grinsteiner’s Funeral home, Burial will be in Washington

two days She had T. Sgt. Robert E. Robertson, for the first {time in 21 months, He had been overseas with the army air forces. Mrs. Robertson was a native of Germany, but had lived most of her life in Indianapolis. Survivors include her husband, Hubert; two sons, Ralph J. and Earl H., and another grandchild, Miss Katherine V. Robertson, all of Indianapolis.

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MRS. CARRIE B. WHITINGER

Services for Mrs. Carrie B, Whitinger, a resident of Indianapolis| almost 50 years, will be held at 3| p. m. tomorrow in her home, 1118] W. 26th st. Burial will be in Crown | Hill = ” i Mrs. Whitinger, who was 77, died| yesterday in her home after an ill-| ness of 14 years. A native of Mor- | gan county, she was a member of| the Seventh Christian church. Her! husband, Ege r, died 22 years ago.| Survivors are four daughters, Mrs.

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Ebeling of Cincinnati, O., and two sons, Harold of- Springfield, Ill, and Donald of Sturgis, Mich.

E. EUGENE REED *

Rites are scheduled at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Royster & Askin W. Washington = Street chapel for E. {Eugene Reed, 70 N. Tremont st. who died Sunday at Methodist hospital Burial will be in Lindenwood cemetery at Ft. Wayne, Mr. Heed, who was 48, was manager of the Fouts Car and Truck Co. He had been a member of the [Fraternal Order of Eagles the past [15 years, Surviving are his wife, Dal§y M.; three sons, Pvt. Emmett Eugene Reed, Ft. Lewis, Wash. and Richard L. and Larry A. both of Indian-

apolis, and two daughters, Jo Ann ||

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4 HURT IN CRASH OF CAR AND TRUCK

Four persons were injured last | night when a truck and an automobile collided in the 4200 block: of English ave. They are Edward E. Whitaker, 19-year-old driver of the car, and {Bernice Frents, 19, both of Cincin-

| nati; Fred W, Stuckey, 53, of 5428 Four Indianapolis soldiers of the Hazel Green, Mrs. Gladys Kitzmill- | Lowell ave., driver of the truck, and Bi infantry (Timberwolf) divi-|er and Mrs. Elizabeth Kroetz, all Ed Hughes, 19, of 108 Parkway ave.

sion are home on furlough after sf Indianapolis, and Mrs. Margaret| They were treated at City hospital.

STATE DEATHS

fighting in European ,campaigns. | They are Pfc. Henry Plake, husband of Mrs. Henry Plake, 1543 Union st.; S. | Sst. James R. Miller, son of Mr. and I Mrs. Charles L Miller, 3328 Station st.: | Pfc. Charles Shinkle, husband of Mrs | Charles Shinkle, 118 8. Rural st. and| 1g fe. Cecil Cress, husband of Mrs. Cecil] _ Cress, 3649 W. 16th st.

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ters, Eileen Mae, Vera M., Mrs. Ruth

< Earl W.. Zell, 65.

berg; brothers, Howard, ter, Mrs. Hattie Hunter.

Survivors: Wife; Mrs. Saloma Mann: brothers, Aaron, Ira.

vivor: Son, Everett

vivors: garet, Mrs. Mayler, John, Ivor J.; brother, John.

Survivors:

AROMA Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Carpen{ter, 83 ~ Survivors: Daughters, Jane, Mrs. | Elmer Grim, Mrs: Harold Stephenson: |sons., Henry, Albert, Pred, Charles; sister, | Mrs. Clementine Justice: brothers, Lewis, | [Sampson and Albert Ault. BLUFFTON—Willlam P. McConnell, B82. Survivors: Son, George Arden; sister, Miss Jennie McConnell. | Teddy Lee Schaefer, nine months. Sur-/| vivors: Parents, Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth | Schaefer: brother, David. | Survivor: Brother, Julius. Harry L. Stout, 64, Survivors: Son, Arthur; daughter. Mrs. Beatrice KneppenCharles W., sis-

ELKHART William Henry Eckhart, 70. daughter, Lois; sister,

Mrs. Gertrude Reinhart Myers, 68. Sur-

ELWOOD — Hugh M. Davies, 78. SurWife, Elizabeth: daughters, MarGladys Whittinghill: sons,

FORTVILLE — Mrs, Elizabeth E. Pettigrew, 86, Survivors: Son, Robert; daughter, Mrs Lora Rinker. GOSHEN—Ermin (Ernie) J. Topping, 69. Wife, Katherine; sisters, Mrs. David Krise, Mrs. Hollis Clark, Mrs. William Blass. MISHAWAKA — John Prank Charles Gropp, 58. Survivors: Wife. Lida; sons, Ralph W., Wesley, Bernard W., Roger E. T. Sgt. C., Seaman 2-¢c Walter J.;

daughM.

| Gerold, Evan; | Kefsler; brothers, Ross and Lewis Kessler; | sisters, Mrs. Edward Ashton, Mrs. J. PF.

, 189. Survivor:

Henry: mother, Mrs. Sophie Gropp: sister, Mrs. Fred Buckow; brothers, William J Charles H, MUNCIE ~~ Mrs. Kathryn Campbell, 32 |Survivor:: Husband, Carl: parents, Mr {and Mrs. Herbert Reyburn; sister, Julia Reyburn; brothers, Ben and .owell Reytburn, Mrs, Louzela Margaret Shafer, 60. Sur-

{vivor: Husband, Cecil

NORTH SALEM-—Mrs Belle Keltner. Survivors: Husband: Henry; sons, Lester, | mother, Mrs. Margaret

Miller. PARKER—Mri. Maggie Hayes, 72. S8urvivor: Daughtér, Mrs. Grace Snowden. PLYMOUTH — Mrs. Rose E. Foreman. Survivors: Son, C. W.; daughter, «Mrs; Charles O. Campbell; sisters, Maggie Kollars, Pearl Wells; brothers, Jim and Grover Workman, ROLL—George W. Robb, 68. Survivors: wife, Lillie; sons, Burrell, Cpl. Cecil B.; sisters, Mrs. Emma Stallsmith, Mrs. Catherine Kinnick. SOUTH BEND—Chauncey O, Clouse, 52. Survivors: Wife, Myrtle; son, Max; mother, Mrs. Sarah Clouse; brother, William; sister, Mrs. J. Sheets UPLAND-—Miss Barbara Ann Phillips, 12. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Philips; sisters, Evelyn, Edith, Mrs. L, E. Hiatt WINCHESTER—Dr. James H. Moroney, Wife, Emma. Charles Corwin, 82. Survivor: Son, Edwin,

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me Writer. a Native. Of Indianapolis.

Friends here today had received | word of the death of David Gibson, | former Indianapolis resident and 4 widely known Ohio columnist, editor and publisher, in Cleveland, O. The death occurred Thursday while Mr. Gibson was on a street¢ar en route home from his’ office. He was found unconscious when the streetcar reached the end of the line and was dead on arrival "at a hospital. Mr. Gibson, 74, Mr. Gibson .¢ planning his) first vacation in two years af the time of his death and was to revisit Indianapolis. He was scheduléd to arrive at the Columbia club! yesterday. A native of Indianapolis, Mr. | Gibson was a friend of James Whit- | comb Riley, Booth Tarkington and! George Ade. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson, pioneer | residents of Indianapolis.

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His father founded the Acme | Mills, the largest mill in Indiana in| early years, and his brother, Louis| Gibson, was a widely known archi- | tect here for many years. Mr. Gibson studied in Paris with | his brother and was connected | with his -brother’s firm before | moving to Cleveland in 1906 to become a columnist on the Cleveland {Press. He ‘later wrote for the Cleveland - Leader, the Newspaper | Enterprise Association and founded | his own papers in Mansfield, Lorain | |and Sandusky, O. An ardent advocate of the single tax, he founded a single-tax paper. The Ground Hog, which had wide circulation. He also pioneered the establishment of house organs to give business a voice.

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At the time of his death he edited the Gibson Magazine, a! monthly publication at the Erie Press Co. of which he was presi-| dent He also was president of the | Prompt Printing -& Publishing Co." His columns were published in Ohio for more than 40 years, His daily articles, “What One Man Thinks,” were known over the state land he syndicated editorials. Mr. Gibson was a talented musician and a close friend of the late Clarence Darrow, famous lawyer. He was married in 1895 to Mary Rich, who survives. The couple planned fo observe their golden wedding anniversary in Indianapolis Sept. 3. Other survivors are a niece, Mrs, Katherine Gibson Wicks, wife of the Rev. Frank 8S. C. Wicks, minister emeritus of All Saints Uni-| tarian church here and a nephew, Edward Gibson, Columbus, O The Rev. Mr. Wicks conducted funeral services for Mr. Gibson Saturday in Cleveland.

MRS. HAZEL E. PIERCE Rites for Mrs. Hazel E. Pierce, 517 N. Belmont ave., who died yesterday in the Robert W. Long hospitdl,| will be conducted at 3 p. m,, Thurs- | day in the Conkle Funeral Home. | Burial will be in Crown Hill. The Rev. C. M. Kroft, pastor of | the Asbury Memorial church will officiate. | Mrs. Pierce, who' was 58, was a | native of Springfield, Ill. She had lived in Indianapolis 30 years. She was a member of Speedway chapter, O. E. S.,, Camp 4415, Royal Neighbors of America, and the West Michigan Street Methodist church. Survivors are her husband; George A.: her mother, Mrs, Alice Haskett, | Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Louise |

Cora Sternsterfer, Springfield, and! a . brother, tham, Mass.

MRS. EMMA MAE FURRY

Services for Mrs. . Emma Mae Furry, who died Sunday in her home, 1018 N, Beville ave., will be

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East Tenth Street Methodist church, | Buridl| will be in Park cemetery at Greenfield. The Rev. A. M. Brown, pastor of the East Tenth Street- Methodist | church, will officiate. Mrs. Furry, who was 64, had been | a resident of Indianapolis 41 years | and for two years had been em- | ployed by the H. P. Wasson & Co. | | She was a member of Brookside | chapter, 481, O. E. S. Survivors include her husband, | Charles; a daughter, Mrs. Mary | Rose Ellis, Indianapolis; a son,| Radioman 3- -C C. Crawford, in the, navy, —who--had-—returged—to-8an-Francisco, Ca}, Sattwtlay, after a furlough here, and three grandsons, Fireman 1-c Richard EMis, | with the navy in the Pacific; James | Crawford and Robert Coleman,

SLUGGED AND ROBBED Lee Johnson, 54, of 1520 Sturm ave., was slugged and robbed of $10 early this morning near Sturm and | Arsenal aves. He told police that) two men jumped from a car and |

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