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FRIDAY, ATE. 10, 190 y Men, Women! Old at” I. 40,50,60! Want Pep?

For A. H. Taylor, Bank Founder "mors som win, who

Services for Arthur H. Taylor, |the Columbia club, All-Souls Uni-{ icon st. were. to be held at 10 a. m.

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|died Tuesday in her home, 33 S. Ad-

DIES AT AGE 75

Halloran hospital today for the| Five senior, Indiana gudents at benefit of wounded veterans. They | dentistryrraceived gwards today at

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soldier had sent one of the young-| Richard E. Jennings, Indianapolis; a ia QF 10601 tH Very A Ch D Ind li sters. Samuel M. Standish, Campbells- or 1 oor oe all "Hook's and Haag | Burial will be in the Scottsburg arles R. unn, An a i = : — | burg, and Herbert Waldhier, Troy, |S"res . resident five years and former vice years Mrs. Bottles was a native were elected to Omicron Kappa Up-| = president of the Guardian Trust Co. lof Corydon and. a member of the|silon, national dental honor society

in Detroit, died yesterday in Meth United Heights United Brethren| Robert M. Ricketts, Kokomo, re|ceived the certificate of merit of

He was 75, church:

earned the , money. by charging!

‘Former Detroit Man Lived motorists for'the privilege of driv-| Here Five Years. = soldier had sent one of the =

i of the! tarian church and a charter mem- . Cl Eggi or-| ber of the old Riverside Cane club today in Flanner x Buchanan morganizer and vice president of the! Survivors include his wife, ‘Mrs. tuary. The Rev. Clifford R. Lanmabn, Old Continental National bank Arthur H. Taylor; a son, Russel I.; pastor of the West Park Christian here, will be conductéd at 3 p. m.|a“brother, Paul, all of Indianapolis; | hurch, will officiate. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan | a sister, Mrs. John Prugh, Pia. Od mortuary. S |a granddaughter, Mrs. John R. -\ ; 4 : ire ler Jr, and a great-granddaughter, cemetery. or ET ait Mis, Jacqueline Miller, of nian] Mrs. Wilson, a native of Pittsboro, : was 57. She had been a resident of

: ‘ lis ill officiate and burial will APOUS. : : a Hill Sika JUDITH GRAHAM | Indianapolis the last 30 years. Her odist hospital. Services will be held tomorrow at |the American society of dentistry for Nr. Taylor, who was 71, died yes-| TR: RAHA! { husband, the late Charles Wilson, | Mr. Dunn had made his home | g.39 a. m. In the United Brethren children, and Robert 'L. Anderson, ‘terday in Methodist hospital. A&| Services for Mrs. Judith Graham died in 1937. She was a member of | with his daughter, Mrs. I. Crawford | church and.at 3 p. m. in the Heidel - | Seymour, won the award for the native of Hope. he had lived in [n-|Will be tintastes Jomo fi 31 the West Park eee. ‘hters. | Mott. 1820 E. 75th st. while here. burg church near Corydon. Burial record in oral surgery, : in the anner & Buchanan' Survivors include two daughters, He was a native of London, Ontario. Will be in Heidelburg cemetery. { Principal speaker for the program

dianapolis 68 ‘years. He organized |&: Me wv by Wilt be. first n , i is | { the Continental National bank .in mortuary Lu be 3 Ro re Miss Brent Wison and Ds Ir S| At the age of 15 he went to Detroit, | Survivors include two daughters, | Was Col. Leroy Burney, newly-ap-1011, and served as vice president A. fo He Ir wrell 0 ve eo n coving | Where he became an American citi- Mrs. Nellie Pfrimmer of Lindsay, | pointed secretary of the Indiana f until 1920. He was treasurer of the Christ, Scientist, olis, an c. Bair ilson, ‘serving zen. He had served as vice presi- Cal, and Mrs. Emma Stewart of State board of health.

Mead Construction Co. from 1917| Mrs. Graham died yesterday at With the army in Germany, and IWO| ent of the Detroit bank 25 years Conrad, Ia. and two sons, Harrison to 1033, and treasurer of the Cooper the home of her niece, Mrs. Ferd | grandsons. | until his retirement five years ago.|0of Conrad, Ia, and Armen of Sonstruction Co. before its dissolu- Dedert, 3334. Kenwood ave. She was PRAISE HOOSIER'S WORK Surviving besides Mrs Mott are | Louisville, Ky.

tion in 1937. 87. : es | three sisters, Misses Annie M. Dunn, | He was a former A resident of Indianapolis for 41) . Maj. Wilbur E. Kelly, New Al- |g dith L. Dunn and Winifred L.

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treasurer of the Highland Golf and years, she was a member of the Sil- bany, was among officers cited to- |

Dunn, London, Ontario; two broth-

Services for Miss Edna Seuel, wha|Aug® 10 (U. P.).—Capt. Amos Little

Country club and also a’ former

member and treasurer of the Indi- Church of Christ, Scientist. Survivors besides her niece are a bomb, according to a war depart- toon. Ontario, and three gramdsons, | e's’ Central chapel, with burial in|

anapolis Rotary club.

Vig Renerca Lodge aiid aulende) wiejiay Jor Wok of “particular yaiue ers. Harry Dunn, Leamington, On-|died Monday in Chicago, were to in the development of the atomic|, .o and Frank S. Dunn, Saska-|be held today in the Shirley Broth-

Mr. Taylor was a member of the nephew, Charles Yount of “Attica,/ment disclosure of personnel ,en- James A. Jamieson and Joseph C.|Concordia cemetery.

Mystic Tie lodge, the Scottish Rite, and another niece, Mrs, Edith Smithigaged in the project.

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A resident of Indianapolis until

Mott, Indianapolis, and Seaman 1-g/ years ago, Miss Seuel

y [Paul _G. Dunn. 15 | Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Detroit, in Woodlawn cemetery, Detroit. MRS. ESTHER BECK | branch library. | Survivors include three

| Rites for Mr8. Esther Beck, for-|_ *° { mer Indianapolis resident who died Mrs. H. C. Piel and Mrs.

was. | : graduate of Shortridge high school. | yesterday after the 2d air force had

Monday in- Chicago, were to be held {

at 2 p .m. today in the Jordan fu- Roland Davis of Silver Springs, Md.

neral home. Burial was to be in Memorial Park. Mrs. Beck, who was 51, was the

CHARLES A. MILLS

dianapolis police department. the last three years she, had lived in Chicago with her daughter, Mrs. Alberta Lee. A native of Lawrenceburg, she came to this city as a tuary. girl and had resided on the South side more than 20 years. She was employed by the Indian- Which Mr. Mills was a member, will apolis Day Nursery for more than officiate. ‘Burial will be in Crown | four years and was an active mem- | Hill. ber of the St. John's‘Evangelical! Mr. Mills, who was 67, died yesand Reformed church. ’ terday afternoon after a, long ill- | Surviving besides the son and ness. A native of Chicago, Ill, he | daughter, are her mother, Mrs. Mar- had spent his youth in Pittsburgh, garet Fisher, Lawrenceburg, and Ind, and had moved to Indianapolis four sisters, Mrs. Gladys Wellman 49 years ago. and Mrs. Irene Klingelhoffer, Aur-| Survivors include his wife, ‘Anna; ora; Mrs. Margaret! Knoebel, Law- a son, Charles E.; a daughter, Mrs. renceburg, and Mrs. Mary Gould, Evelyn McBroom; three grandsons, | Cincinnati. | Grant McBrown, Jerry Mills and | er {Charles K. Mills; two sisters, Mrs. | MRS. MALINDA BOTTLES (Pearl Caldwell and Mrs. Eva Gor-

in teh Flanner & Buchanan mor-

of the Central Baptist church, of!

Burial will- be She had been employed by L. S. been notified that Neil Ford Eller, |Ayres & Co. and had previously & Parachute jumper for the U. S, | been a librarian at the South side forestry service had been injured

sisters, | Missoula,

Paul ree Speicher of Indianapolis and Mrs, 8round

Marlboro, Mass., parachuted into a forest near Missoula, Mont., to administer aid to a forest service worker, the army disclosed today. Little was flown over the area

in a jump~50 miles southwest of| Eller had ‘landed: in a] then fallen’ 80 feét to the!

Little parachuted to the ground| and and was able to- give medical

|assistance to Eller, said to have |

Services for ‘Charles A; Mills, gy Suffered a serious spinal injury.

1 The Rev. G. H. O'Donnell, pastor Golo

| The Massachusetts-man was the |

mother of Paul Beck of the In- N. Linwood ave, retired owner @and'pnerq of a similar rescue mission | For operator of the Mills Auction Co. June 13, 1944 when he delivered | will be conducted at 2 p. m. Monday medical aid-to four members of a

B-17 Flying Fortress crew injured |. in a plane crash near Ft. Collins,

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juand, J. A; | Yeager; sister, Mrs. Mary Roach.

Ernest, Harold, Castle; sister, Mrs { Hill; brothers, Wilbur, Whitinger,

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STATE DEATHS

ANDERSON - Mrs. Mable Gertrude Pine,

159. Survivors: Sons, Ralph.: Robert,

Survivors: HusGeorge and Carl

Mrs. Maggie Cane, 75 brothers

Mrs. Etta McCarty, 79. Survivors: Sons, E. N CONVERSE —John F. Crowder. 78 Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Errett C. Carvey, brothers, Edward, Emmanuel, Clifford Frank M. Imhoff. 60. Survivors: Wife, Gertrude sons Russell, Elvin; Mrs

Frances Michalski; brother, Charles; sis-|

ter, Mrs. Ruth Burns, Mrs. Eva Wines, 65 ters, Mrs. Clara Pontious, Foor, Mrs. Rex Perry, brother, Klise,

Survivors:

Daugh-

Harvey

“DECATUR Matthew Ripberger. 23. Sur- (82

Mother Paul: sisters, Lt . Margaret, Mary DELONG—Sandra 1 weeks. Survivors: Pa 1 Harry R. Chaney; siste Shirl Louise Sharon Lee: brothers, Harry Thomas, Kenneth Klaire

Anna Smith Ripberger Genevieve, Mrs

Ann.

Martha Chr ‘ survivors Paught i Mrs. Cadice Clare. Bammer FLKHART k HANNA-C, : y 3 ors

e, Carrie

| HAUBSTADT—Mrs. Mary Survive

vor Daughters, Mrs Mrs. Elmer Greubel el, Mrs, Ollie Dewing . sisters, Miss Anna and Loreen Emge Nick Reising, Mrs. Andrew Walters; "br

ers, Peter, Amil, George and John Emge. : | HUNTINGTON William L hind -

Roller, 70

° |ence Fields; son, Herbert.

Mrs Leste ViV

Wife, Lillie; son, Herman; Mrs. Marie Mahoney, Miss

1 Survivors: daughters Irene Roller IDAVILLE—Clifton Van Meter {vivors: Wife,

63. SuyPlossie; son, Merle; daughters, Mrs. Frank Felz, Mrs, J. T. Anderson; brothers, Roy, Cecil: Al: sisters, { Mrs. Adam Hughes, Mrs. Willigm Royer. {| MT. AUBURN—John M. Fields urvivlors: Wife, Belora M.; daughter, Mis§ Flor-

| PLYMOUTH-—Albert Charters, 60. Survivors: Wife, Agnes: sons, Cecil. Albert; daughter, Mrs. Ardth Smith; sister, Mrs. ate Ross; brothers, Jim, Jess PORTLAND —Michael H. Lovell, 80 S8urors: Sons, Lewis, Ralph; daughter, Mrs. Thomas Geeseman; brother, Lewis, SHIPSHEWANA Mrs. Elizabeth Haarer Survivers isband, Charles; daugh3 Cauffman; sons, John

Gladys "Mae LefParents, Mr. and Mrs ons, Marion. Arthur, , Mrs. Jennie Marie

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N CITY--Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Russell , James, Ray, brother, John N ersnam VALPARAISO Mrs. Ilda Pagin vivor: Brother, Frank B. Winslow, VINCENNES Dr Clarke E. Stewart, 69 S vors: Wife, Grace; sons, Lieut, W. P.,

79. Sur-

rke D ds Stewart: sister, Mrs. John Sloan. WANATAH Paul Marshall, 81, Survivors Wife, Ida: son, Edwin H.; daughter, Mrs

rs. Jane A. Jones, 82. SurMrs. Bruce Spaulding, Lhert; sisters; Mrs. W. £ hn C. Baker.

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