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Plan Maddalena Funeral Friday " STATE DEATHS Rites for Josepli Maddalena, for-_ held at 8: :30 a. m. tomorrow in the “ y AT 2 TOMORROW ig ERSON—churs Bee fu: an, Calin; sors Mis Clingiod

mer Indianapolis resident who died | Kirby mortuary and at 9. a. m. in Lena Punkhouser, Mrs. Lou Gardner.

SEYMOUS_gils C. Sate], 63. Survivors: Wife, Bessie: “Robert C ~ | Brothiess. Albert D., Ai E.; Mrs. Jane ' Screes. WABASH Mrs. Fannie Payne Haffmgn, Survivors: Husband, Fred; daughters,

sister Beddick: ° brothers, Edmond, - John, Charles, F. H. ! | MICHIGAN CITY — Prank Staver, 69.75 Survivors: Sons, Waiter, Prancis; brother, Miss Irene Hoffman Mrs. Frank Laurent, Survivors: | Herman. | sister, Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Mrs. June} NAPPANEE—Mrs. Celia: Belle Wuthrich, | Bannon, Mrs. Ruth Michael, _ Miss |10. Survivors: Husband, Wayne; Beverly Welker: sons, George N. Robert|Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thomas; L., Willlam. Fred. Harry E. Mach. Mate| Wayne. Wilbur, John .; brother, Arch; sisters, PERU--Elmer ‘E. Poff, 81. Mrs, Milde Dudderar, Mrs. Pearl Spangler

July 31, in Monterey, Cal, will be 8S. Peter and Paul cathedral. Burial will be in St. Joseph, Mr, Maddalena, who was 532, had been in the tailoring business here until 1925, when hé moved to Monterey, 1 Jie Surviving - are his wife,

William. Alfred Welker, 62. Wife, : Rachael; daughters,

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Local ‘Teacher, 68, Dies in Remington.

Survivors: |

Mrs. hters, Mrs.” John Wolf

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Mayme Maddalena; his mother,

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Monterey: four sisters, Mrs. Vincent | Russo, Indianapolis; Mrs.. Marie Sacchetti, Cincinnati; Mrs. Edith Muniz, Monterey, and Mrs, Mamie Hurlburt, Cincinnati, and a brother, Thomas Maddalena, Indianapolis’ Another brother, Andy Maddalena, Indianapolis, is deceased. 5 DIE IN SINKING WASHINGTON, Aug, 9 (u. P.). —Five men were killed and 11 injured when the motor minesweeper YMS-39 hit a mine and sank off Balikpapan, ‘Borneo, last June, the navy reported today.

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Rites for Mrs. Lucile Bechert, | teacher gt school 29, who died Monday in Remington, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at. the home of her daughter,” ‘Mrs, Martha B Oren; 4010 Rookwood ave.

lived. Mrs: Bechert, who was 68, taught school in the city 27 years. She was bord in Remington and received her education at Garfield university, Fairmount college and Lewis academy, all of Wichita, Kas. She came to Indianapolis and entered the public school system in 1896. In 1898, she resigned to marry E. F. C. Bechert, who died in 1931. Mrs. Bechert returned to the school system as a substitute teacher in 1920, and In 1933 became a regular teacher at school 29. She was 8 past matron of the Queen Esther chapter, O. E. S.; past high priestess, Tarum court 23, Ladies Oriental shrine and a member of the Third Christian church, Surviving besides Mrs. Oren; are [two soffs, Edward T. C. Bechert, Remington and George A. Bechert, Indianapolis; two brothers, Clifton

where she| |

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| brother,

Frank Francis,

vivors:

BLUFFTON Mrs. 83. Survivors: Sons, daughter, Mrs,’ Lily Neely. 00D Mrs.

HUNTINGTON -+ Frank Ott | wife, May; sister, Mrs. Oliver Swank. LA CROSSE—Walter Ray Lindeman, §7. | Survivor: LOGANSPORT Victor J rvivors: \ rs, Izetta Williams; sons, John, Victor.

Lawrence Mrs. Katherine G. Holle, 83. #Mrs. Mary Belle Sands, 61. Son, Paul; MARION-—Calvin R., Johnson, 06 Sur- | Malle!

Paul, Terepy;

Wayne

Mrs. Everett sister,

August Augusta Dow Survivors: Sons, Forrest Oliver,

GOSHEN-—Jacob. Wyland, 89. Buryivere: Daughter,

Maude; son. Dr. Byr K.; George; sister, Mrs. Ells. ‘Deeter

Survivors:

Bister, Mrs. Ella Snyder.

Martin, 81

Wife, Josephine; daughter

Kienly. Survivor: Son, the Rev

R. Conrad, 52.

Survivors: |

brother, H. J.; sister, Maude.

Wife, Maud; sister, Mrs

Mrs Elizabeth E = Cook, David Pranter: Earl; Arthur, Harl

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oh day Dan Fox, sMrs. Hazel Reyburn, Mrs sons, “Clarence, Lester, sister, Mrs, Ida. Miller; brothers, | Wits, | Law. | i

John Calvin 8. Sherrill, 69. Survivors: sons, Burl, Everett, Sgt Lt, Calvin, Pfc, James R William T. BeckMam. 43. Edward Robertson, 52. | BORTLANY.S ~H. C, Eastlake, Survivor: RKRUSHVILLE~Qearry Lloyd Knight, 60. |

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OL. A. J. DOUGHERTY Services and burial will be held Qipposiicntes. If not delighted with this lin Yuma, Ariz, for Col. A. J.

way, low cost is refunded. | pooperty retired army officer who At all good drug stores everywhere—in |

Indianapolis, at Hook's Dependable Drug | was in charge of the 84th division Stores. ! 3 (of the organized

’ reserves here from ERA ACA RETA 1928 to 1932, * Gany friends learned Terms! today. Col. Dougherty, who was 71, died recently at the Yuma General hospital. He formerly was national executive committeeman of the Arizona American Col. Dougherty Legion, and its state commander. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. $ 00 A. J. Dougherty; ~two daughters, Mis. W. V. Carter, wife of Col. W. V. Carter, Ft. Knox, Ky., and Mrs. James B. Rankin, wife of Lt, Col. Tz / RAR James 'B. Rankin, Washington, EXTRA FINE : re A D. C, and a son, Sgt. Jackson TEE | A Dougherty, of the air corps, who ; was recently returned to the States after being a prisoner of war in Germany for many months.

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ELI ELLSWORTH SHELL Rites for Eli Ellsworth Shell, retired carpenter who died Tuesday in the home of his daughter, Mrs®Arthur Slemmons, 5629 Greenfleid ave. were to. be conducted at 3p. m. today 16 Farmer: City, Ill tor Al Lodges : Lig ‘was to be there. sMr. Shell, who was 82, is survived by Mrs. Slemmons; a brother, 8. E. Shell, Peoria, Ill, and two sons, George W. and Russell M, both of’ Indianapolis, four grandthildren and three great-grand-¢hildren.

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LAFAYETTE, Aug. 9 (U P.).— J Dr. A. A. Potter, acting president of Purdue university, was elected pres- | ident of Purdue Research association yesterday. Potter succeeds President Emeritus E. C. Elliott: New vice presi- | dent 1§-Charles J. Lynn of Indian~ | polis; # new. member of the board

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