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Rites at 10 A. M. Tomorrow For Owner of Funeral Home

Rites will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the G. H. Herrmann funeral home for Mrs. Besse E. Herrmann, owner of the funeral home who died Monday in her apartment at the establishment, 2151 N. Meridian st. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery in Franklin,

Operator of the. funeral home for the last 12 years, Mrs. Herrmann was also widely known in music circles. She was a native of Brown county and had been a resident of Indianapolis 35 years. : A past.regent of the Oliver Perry Morton chapter, Daughters of the Union, Mrs, Herrmann was active in the Detention Home auxiliary, Order of the Bastern Star, Royal Neighbors and the Seventh District

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Guild of the church, the Woman's Department. club, Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans and Ladies of the G. A. R. Surviving are her son, Richard R. Francis, Elwood; “a daughter,

two brothers, Omar and Wilfred McDonald, both of Pranklin; two sisters, Mrs. Adolph Anhaensel and Mrs. ‘Gertrude Kyger, grandchildren.

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EDWARD E. DROTZ

Rites will be conducted at 2 p. m, Friday at the J, C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes for Edward E. Drotz, lifelong resident of Indianapolis who died yesterday at his home, 1337 | Linden st. Burial will be in Crown Hill. “Mr, Drotz, who was 61, had been employed the last two years by the Hibben-Hollweg Co,

and a son, Robert E,.both of Indianapolis.

FLOYD BRINKMAN

Private rites for Floyd Brinkman, who died yesterday at his home, 121 W. Vermont st., will be held tomorrow, with burial in Glens Cove, in Knightstown, A former resident of Knightstown, Mr. Brinkman was. 60. He is survived by his sister, Miss Floss Lee Brinkman, Indianapolis.

MRS. ORA A. LEVIN Mrs. Ora A. Levin, 3122 W. Michigan st., died yesterday in her home. | She was 73 and a lifelong Indianapolis resident. Survivors are her daughtér, Mrs. Margaret Lederer of Chicago, three sons, Cleo F. John H. and Claude, all of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs Leona Fultz of Indianapolis.

CHARLES F. W. WEHLING Services for Charles Frederick William Wehling, a

G. H, Herrmann funeral home, Burial will be in Concordia ceme- | tery. Mr.. Wehling, who was 87, died

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ATTICA—Henry L. Bmith, 46. Survivors:

Wife, Anna; son, Leonard; sister, Mrs. Hazel Frey; brother, L. A. Smith BRAZIL—Mrs. Nitis Hummel Survi-

‘vors: Daghter, Mrs. 8am Gilliland; brothers; L. V, and W, R. Rector; sisters, ¥.

Tom Jenkins, Mrs, Arthur Curtright, Mrs, T. L. Hage. Mrs. Tricle Burns. Survivor: Daughter;

Miss: Elizabeth Burns,

EDWARDSPORT—~Willismi - French, 75 Burvivers: Daughters, Cecil and Dorothy ench;- sons, Hubert, Virgil: brothers, Hollie, Prank; sister, Mrs, Amanda Pearce. ELWOOD-—-Jesse V. Bowers,’ 74. Survivor: Sister, MPs. Lennie. Husted,

EVANSVILLE—~Mrs. Lyda Weise Robinson, 67. Survivors: Husband, John: sons, John, Clarence; daughter, Mrs, Helen Estes; * Mrs, Letha Stitsworth, 48. Daughter, Mrs.

Burvivors: @aude Hoppell; sisters,

brother, T. FP. Patterson, Simon Sam Schnelle, 60, John F. (Chapple) Rueger, 76. Daughter, Mrs. George H. Holl Manuel Ellis, 61. Survivors: Mrs. Augusta Wills, Mrs, Vernice Durham, Bertha Ellis; sons, John W., James, L. M., sisters, Mrs. Martha Dinwiddie, Mrs. Mary Dycus, Mrs. Fannie Pool, Mrs, Nancy Woolridge; brother, Will. HAYDEN-Mrs, Laura St. John, 68. Sur. vivers: Sons, Kenneth, Joe, Burt; daughter, Mrs. Noel ‘Edwards; ‘brothers, Ben acd {Mont Eveleth: sisters, Mrs.“Ruth Kleber, | Mrs. Ocie Whitinger,

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Alice EB. Hileman.

He is survived by his wife, Etta, ouput vor: Daughter, Mrs, Prank D. Hilt,

rs. Caroline Mefford, 85, Bon, Gilbert; tiling; sister,

Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Edward BarMrs. Minnie C, Webber. o n . ” LA PORTE David A Metzinger, 18 months. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Metzinger; sister, Rosemary, Mre, Ida B. Taylor. Survivors: Sons, Warren A. Pranklin W., Harley C.; sister, Mrs. Claudia Van Over MONON-—Frank A. Youngs, 82 ors: Daughter, Mrs. Frank; sisters, Charles Cain.

Survive Mabe) Ireland; son, Mrs, Carl Davidson, Mrs.

NEW CASTLE Ernest Jenkins. Survivors: Father, Joseph; ° brothers, Harry Robert: sisters, Edna, Mrs, Sarah Hall.

Mrs. Mabel Hicks

PORTLAND-—Clinton P. 8trauss, 78. Surs vivors: Son, Clarence; daughter, Mrs. Weidon Ime]; WAKARUSA—David Martin Metzler, #7. Burvivors: Wifef, Alice; son, Harold; daughters, Mrs. Victor (Inez) Eby, Mrs. Lee (Pauline) Thompson; sisters, Mrs. Silas Weldy, Mrs. Nelson Weldy, Mrs Eli Yoder; brothers, Oscar, Orvil, Forest, Ralph. WASHINGTON-—Mrs, Mary D. Grove, 32 Survivors: Husband, George: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willilam-J. Butcher. Mrs. Prances Eskridge Neal, 87. Survivors: Dsughters, Mrs. Sep Washburn, Mrs. E. 8. Nihma: son, Donald E.: brother, Samuel .C. Eskridge; Mrs. Brown.

WORTHINGTON-Sylvester Jamison, 71.

|Burvivors: Wife, Priscilla; sons, Paul, Sgt. Raymond; daughters, Mrs,

sister, Lulu

Homer; sisters, Mrs. Mary Shetterly, Mrs,

will be conducted by Dr. H. M.|Jane Williams, Mrs. Anna Need, Miss Valo Zorn at 3:30 p. m, Thursday in the |®'n¢ Jamison.

{Indianapolis when he was 35. He | (had retired as a drayman 20 years ago. He belonged to St. Evangelical Lutheran church. Besides Mrs, Hartman, {ors are another daughter, Mrs. Christine M, Cronin- of Newark, N. J., and a son, Carl, of Speedway.

MRS. LILLIE BUSH

Mrs. ‘Lillie Bush, 550 W. 31st st.

|died today in her home. She was 74.

A resident of Indianapolis 43 |years, she belonged to the ThirtyFirst Street Baptist church. Survivors are her husband, Clifa son, Clifton Jr. two Mrs, ‘Frank R. Snytier of Indianapolis and Mrs. H. G.| | Barker of Carmel; five grandehil- | |dren and seven great- grandehildren. | Services will be conducted by the Rev. Joseph L. Hughes and the! |Rev. Robert MeOarthy at 2 p. m. |Priday in Manner & Buchanan | mortuary, Burial will be in Crown | HilL 5 SAILORS GRADUATE Yeoman Cornelius J. Griffin, son {of Mr. and Mrs. Chatles E. Griffin, {921 N. Riley ave, and Gunner's {Mate Harry V. Gurnell, husband of Mrs. Harry Gurnell, 148 W, 27th st. have been graduated from training at the naval training center at || Great Lakes, Ill.

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Mrs. Charles Nelson, Mrs. Victor Withers; |

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Five local servicemen have been wounded in the Pacific and another was wounded in Austria. ¢ WOUNDED, Seaman 1l-¢ James P, Tilley, brother of Mrs. Clifford Evans, 5802 BE. 16th st. in the Pacific. Pfc. Billie E, Leftwich, 528 N. Delaware st. in the Pacific, Marine Pvt. Walter BE. Wright, R. R. 1, Carmel, on Okinawa. | Pfc. Harty D. Layfield, |Broadway, in Austria. Coxswain Chester Lee Goins, 200

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Pfe. John Alfred Liggett,” son of Mrs, Zona M. Liggett, 5523 Madi-

the purple heart. Pfe. Liggett, who is 21, a gunshot wound in the right leg. He entered service Nov, and went overseas 1944, ~ ” " Coxswain Chester Lee Goins, hus- | band of Mrs. Barbara Jean Goihs, | 200 S. 7th st., Beech Grove, was wounded in May off Okinawa. He

He is the son of Mr. and Archie B. Goinm 425 S. Pine st. 8 2 =n

A coast guardsman, Seaman 1-c¢| James P. Tilley, brother of Mrs. |

Pacific. He has now returned to| active duty and was given thé purple heart. Seaman Tilley was serving aboard | a coast guard invasion supply ship at the time he was wounded. He {attended Broad Ripple and Tech- | nical high schools and was an employee, of the Fairmount Glass!

Paul's | Works before he enlisted: in Febru- |

ary, 1942, He has been overseas for a year. | n ” Pfe. Billie E. Leftwich, husban

of Mrs. Ethel Leftwich, 523 N. Dela- |

ware st, is reported by the war | department as wounded in the Pacific. ” ® n ” Marine Pvt. Walter E. Wright, son {of Mrs. Waiter Wright, R. R.. 1, | Carmel, was wounced June 6 on | Okinawa. He is 4 member of the | 6th. marine division, { Pvt. Wright, who is 18, attended Shortridge high school, He has been | overseas since last December. 28 » Pfc. Harry D. Layfield, son. of {Mr, and Mrs. H. W, Layfield, 5202 Broadway, was wounded at Steyr,

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active duty. 3 A member of the Tist infantry

was employed as a draftsman for] the Pennsylvania rajiroad before |

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HONORED—

the haval air station at Bunker [Hll, Lt Com: § | mander Jantes | Fuelling, 2025 Col= lege ave, has been given the - purple heart for wounds received th action against the Japanese. He was aboard the aircraft carrier Franklih during the Pacific battle in which the glant craft was severely damaged.- ® x = Pvt. Robert €. Gardner, of Indianapolis, received the expert infanfryman’s badge after completing a séries of rigid tests and courses for eligibility. He is stationed at Camp Wolters, Tex. an infantry replacement training center. The combat infantry badge for outstanding performance of duty with thé 103d division was given td Pte. Robert C. Yager, 615 N. Bradley ave. The 103d, or “cactus” division, is stationed in Austria, » » » Bix Ifhdianapolis men have been awarded ‘the bronze star medal for méritorious achievement in combat.

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of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Marple, R.R. 17, was honored for his heroic achitvments in action against the Germans oh April 11 near Coburg, | Germany. His brother, Pvt. Ervai | Ix Marple, is in the Pacific. Sgt. Donald R. Pemberton re-| ceived the bronze star medal for hetole actioh aghinst the enemy in Germany. He is the. seh of "Mrs. Emma Deérickson, 1803 Boutheastern ave, ahd & member of the 22d tank battalion.

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Clifford Evans, 5802 E. 16th st, was |S6TVice against the Germans. wounded recently in the Southwest|® member of the 80th infantry

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Second Lt. John B., Summers, son of Mrs. Grace Summers, 6398 Wash-| Buming ington blvd., was honored for heroic! with the 1st infantry

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| 8t., and two other Hoosiers Were)g | presented. the purple heart medal] lin a recent ceremony at Ft. Harrison, 1 The others honored were - Pfc. | Robert Clark, Connersville, and Pfc. | Chester Reynolds, Lafayette. : Pvt. May was a medic in the front lines in France and during the battle of the bulge in Belgium He was captured Dec. 17 and im- | prisoned in Limburg. Liberation came on March 28, 1045 The Indianapolis soldier, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charlés tC. May, has two brothers in the | service. .They are Pvt. Bill May,

8. Tth st., off Okinawa. i i Pfc. John Alfred Liggett, 5523 A Sn Sacilse any Pvt. Ber Madison ave. on ‘Okmaws, Seaman 1-¢ Eugene | Pfc. Clark was an ammunition '\WOUNDED . Schommer, husband of Mrs. Glen- | bearer with the 106th division, and | — na: Ruth Schommer, 1530 Hoyt | Was captured on the Siegfried line

|Dec. 19, ‘1944. He was liberated | April 2, 1945, by the 3d army. His | parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne | Clark, Connersville. Pfc. Reynolds, who was a medic with the 80th division, saw action {in northern France. For a short time he was held prisoner by the Germans. He was released when ithe Yanks retook the town in which he was held. The medical corpsman = was { wounded while taking a litter up a hill when his outfit was making a ve crossing. His company was

: y ia caught on the far side of the river v.as serving aboard a troop trans- Put, Wiig, Jumes Tilley |and it was two days before he could port. . : be evacuated back to the lines. Overseas 3 months, Coxswain] A member of the 987th field ar- He is the husband of Mrs. Merlin Goins is now in a naval hospital | tillery battalion, S. Sgt. Richard J. Reynolds, Lafayette. Two brothii Chicago. He was employed by | 3455 E. 261 ers, Pvt. Calvin Reynolds and the Central Distributing Co. before | Rady: h st. was decorated o),, 40 ‘Reynolds, who is in the he entered the navy two years ago, |[0F action in France Belgium, Lux- | also are in service.

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