Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1945 — Page 6

"EMPLOYEE DIES

Rites For “Everett H. Miller ” To Be Tomorrow. Services for Everett H. Miller,

former building maintenance superintendent at the E. C. Atkins & Co,

i i will be conducted at 2 p. m. tomor- | i ,row in the Flanner & Buchanan | mortuary. Dr. Harold. Hanlin, proi fessor of religion at Butler - univerj sity, will officiate.

Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Miller, who was 74, died yesterday in his home, 4558 Guilford ave. A native of Aurora, he had lived in Indianapolis since 1889. He retired last January from the Atkins | company, where he had been employed 47 years, He was a member of the Atkins Pioneers’ club and the Atkins Foreman's club. Other groups _.of which he was a member include the Broad Ripple Masonic lodge, Lincoln lodge,

Services for, Dr. Edward Mansfield Amos, Indianapolis lung specialist, will be held at 3 p. m: tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with burial in Crow Hill. Dr. Amos, who , lived at 4050 ° Washjngton blvd, #" died yesterday im

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Dr. Edward Mansfield: Amos, Local Lung Specialist, Dies.

in Pittsburgh, and ‘was a graduate |

home with burial in Memorial, Park. | and was a member of the Paragon The Rev. D. Millard Church, pastor | Baptist church. of Edwin Ray Methodist church,| Surviving ‘besides the. husband will officiate. and sister, are two sons, Lt. WilMr, Query, who was 38, had been|liam E, serving in Germany, and a resident of Indianapolis since|Floyd, Roachdale; a daughter, Miss 1917. Born in Shirley, he had been |Latra Louise, ‘R:uN., “Indianapolis; a professional baker for the past 16] two other sisters, Mrs. A. W. Deem, years. and had owned a restaurant | Monrovia, end Mrs. Grant Allee, known as.“Ed's Food Shop" here fol {Paragon a brother, Richard, Indi-

of the University of Pittsburgh. He was a 32d degree Mason and a member. of the Columbia club. Surviving him are his wife, Jean;

and Miss Margaret Raynor, both of Pittsburgh, and a° sister-in-law, Mrs. Herbert Way Johnstone, Los Angeles, Cal.

two sisters, Mrs. Dan E. Nuttall |..

_| tuberculosis when *

1. O. O. F., Rebekah lodge 114, and the North Methodist church. surviving him are two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Edmonds and Mrs, Hilda Ball, and one granddaughter.

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CHARLES T. CLIFTON

Services for Charles C. Clifton, who died Wednesday in his home, | 5116 W. 16th st., will be held at | 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle funeral home and at 2:30 p. m. in the Lizton Christian church. The Rev. Howard Anderson, pastor of the Speedway Christian church, will officiate. Burial will be in Old Union cemetery near Lizton. Mr. Clifton, who was 70, was a retired farmer and had lived near Lizton, where he was born, most of his life, coming to Indianapolis |c seven years ago. He was a member

of the Lizton Christian church and [and at St.

of the Lizton K. of P. lodge. Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Josie Clifton; three daughters, Mrs. Hazel Small, Mrs. Novela Groover and Mrs. Loeta Dye, all of Indianapolis; “a son, Cecil, Elwood; a brother, Marion, Jamestown; a sister, Mrs. Nancy Bateman, Muncie, and four grandchildren, one of whom, Wil-

bur Small Jr, is with the army in| France.

HOLD REUNION SUNDAY —Jackson Park Old Settlers will hold their annual reunion Sunday in Brookside Park with a basket dinner,

and had been if of the Edwin Ray church. ill health the last two years. 3 A practicing physician 53 years, he was cured of §

Edgar Jr. and Thomas Franklin; {stepdaughter, Mrs, Treva Reed; tw

. Amos - spent the rest of his - Pi land two grandchildren.

he was young and Miss Evelyn Kessler, Indianapolis, in lung and chest diseases. He was | a pioneer in tuberculosis control MRS. VIOLA LAVANCHY

work in Indiana. | Services for Mrs. Viola Lavanchy, Came Here in 1898 | Who died in the home of a daughA native of Clinton county, he | ter; Mrs. C. O. Ross near Augusta, was graduated from Indiana Medical | Wednesday, will be conducted at 3 college, the forerunner of the In-ip m. today in the Kirby mortuary. diana“ university School of medi-| The Rev. W. T. Jones, acting pascine. He first practiced in Kempton tor of the North Methodist church, and came to Indianapolis in 1898. | will officiate, and burial will be in Following his graduation he did | | Gravel Lawn cemetery in Fortville. | postgraduate work in Boston and | Mrs. Lavanchy, who was 73, was| Chicago and later at Indiana uni- |g native of Highland county, Ohio, | versity. He was married to Miss | and had lived here 35 years. She | Alice Guffin of Rushville, who died | had been an active member of the! in 1909. Daisy Skidmore, who survives him. | |apolis for many years. She: was a Under his direction. as president | member of the North. Methodist | and a member of the Indiana Tu- church. perculosis association, early tuber-| Survivors besides Mrs. Ross, inculosis clinics were held throughout | clude two other daughters, the state. Iva, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Floyd Retired Last Year |E. Davisson, Tucson, Ariz.; a son, At various times he was an official | | Robert Paul, Van Buren, and seven in the Marion County Tuberculosis 'grandchildren. association and was on the staff of the Marion county tuberculosis hos- | pital at Sunnyside, where he also | was a trustee.

MRS. BERTHA DOW

culosis clinic in City was a member of th

Dr. Amos also retained a general held at 2:30 p. m. today at Paragon. practice. Mrs; Dow, 52, was born near Para-

The doctor, who was forced to re- gon and had lived there all her life. | She was the wife of Melvin Dow| Mr. Raynor, who was 73, was born | Drockridge, Mass., is her sister.

tire last year because of his health,

the last 12 years. He was a member |anapolis, and one grandchild.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Ma- | "Mrs. rie Query; two daughters, Barbar, Ann and Phyllis; two. sons, William#+

|sisters, Mrs. Florence Shaffer and hel

In 1914 he married Miss Railway Mail auxiliary in Indian-|

Miss | Park cemetery.

Rites and burial for Mrs. Bertha Dow, sister of Miss Sally Butler, InHe formerly directed the tuber- |dianapolis, vice chairman of the] hospital and {women's division and director of the e staff. there educational division of the Indiana Vincent's and Methodist | {War Finance committee, who died

hospitals. Besides his specialty work, | {Wednesday at her home, were to be

| Es. MILDRES EAREOWS MRS. LAURA LLEWELLYN Mildred Colvin Barrows, Services for Mrs. Laura A. Lleweldaughter of Mr, and Mrs, Walter A. jm, 631 N. Euclid ave, who died "Colvin, 815 N. Lesley ave. died yes- | yesterday in the home of a daugh-

o | terday in Norfolk, Va. She was ter, Miss Mina Llewellyn, will be 4.

d at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the She had been staying with her|nsoore Mortuaries Irvirigton chapel husband, Aero- | with the Rev. E. Arnold Clegg, of grapher 3-¢ Har- =. | Grace- Methodist church officiating. old Lyndon Bar- |Burtal will be in. Washington Park. |

rows, who was She was, 82. with. the navy at | Mrs. Llewellyn was born’in JackNorfolk. ; | son county, and had been a resident Born in Indian- lof Indianapolis 35 years. She was a

apolis, she had | member of the Grace Methodist lived here most of {ehurch. her life. She was | Surviving her are another daugha member of [ter, Mrs. Bernice Sallman, Kansas ithe East Tenth | City, Mo.; a son, W. F. Indianap-

| Street Methodist |olis: two sisters, Mrs. Nina Kattman church and a Mrs. Barrows and Mrs. Myrtle Schuler, both of graduate of Technical high school.| grownstown; two grandchildren, Besides her husband and parents,| nd three great-grandchildren. a brother, John, survives. Mr. | Barrow’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. | 'G. W. Barrows, 936 N. Rural st. | Services will be held Monday aft- | ernoon in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill chapel with burial in Memorial

MRS. MARY E. ARNALL

Services for Mrs. Mary Etta Arnall, a former Indianapolis resident and native Hoosier, will be held Monday at 10 a. m. at the Green ——— { Lawn cemetery, Brownsburg. HUGH L. RAYNOR Mrs. Arnall died yesterday in Services for Hugh L. Raynor, 233 | Hollywood, Fla, Buckingham dr., .district’ manager | Services were held there today. -- for the Universal Cyclop Steel corp., | Her friends may .call at the Bert who died yesterday in Methodist |S. Gadd funeral home between 3 hospital, will be conducted at 2| and 6 p. m. Sunday. p. m. Sunday in the Flanner & She was the widow of George D. Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be | Springer and is survived by her husband, L. F. Arnall of Hollywood,

at Pittsburgh, Pa. The Rev. Russell W. Galloway, and two sons, Daniel K. Springer pastor of “the First Presbyterian |of Indianapolis and Marion E. church, of which Mr. Raynor was Springer of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Ara member, will conduct the rites! nall's maiden name was “Surber” assisted by the Rev. Joseph H. and Arthur Surber of Hollywood is

Craig. | her brother. Mrs. Ernest Gray,

was a former member of the Opti-| mist club. Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, Lowell; a sister, Mrs. Iona Cox, and six grandchildren.

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