Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1945 — Page 11

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years who died Sunday at his home, 926 E. North st. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Smith,” who was 52, worked for the Tarr-Downs Commission Co. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, he was a member of Blaine Avenue Methodist church, Modern Woodmen of America, and Marion lodge 35, F. & A. M, his mother, Mrs. Amanda E. Smith, He is survived by his wife, Dottie; both of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. George A. Diters, Indianapolis, and ‘Mrs. David W. Lamoreaux, Chicago, RAY J. CALDWELL Services for Ray J. “Caldwell, 3719 E. Robson st, a machinist for the Merz Engineering Co., will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Moore

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Mortuaries Peace chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. Mr. Caldwell, who was 53, died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital. He was born in Clinton county and had lived here 26 years. He was & member of Englewood lodge 715 and F. and A. M. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Chloe Caldwell: three daughters, Mrs. Helen King, Mrs. Barbara Plank

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MRS. DELPHINE BROWN Rites for Mrs. Delphine Compton Brown, former Indianapolis resident who died Sunday at her home in Richmond, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Paul E. Dorsey funeral home. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mrs. Brown, who was 79, had worked here 22 years for the Kahn Tailoring Co. before moving to Richmond 18 years ago. She had been a member of :the . Friends church and played organ at the Second Friends church.

JAMES W. CONKLIN Services for James W. Conklin, 5145 N. Capitol ave. rsearch engineer at RCA-Victor division, will be held today in the Woodland cemetery chapel in Dayton, O. Burial will be in the Woodland cemetery there. ° Mr. Conklin, who was 38, died yesterday in Miami Valley hospital in Dayton, where he had gone for treatment four days ago, He was a native of Dayton, and. had formerly resided in Pocky Point, N. J. He was a graduate of Cornell university. His father, the late Dr. Daniel Conklin, founded the Miami Valley hospital. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Hilda Conklin; a son, Willlam Conklin, and three daughters, the Misses

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Rites for Oscar D. McLain, resident of Indianapolis 42 years’ who {died Sunday at his home, 8 N. | Hamilton ave., 'a. m. tomorrow at Moore Mortuaries | Peace chapel. Burial will be in. Washington Park. Mr. McLain, who was 64, had been 1a boilermaker for the Pennsylvania {railroad for 34 years. He was a | member of the Retired Veterans’ | association of the railroad and a! member of Presbyterian church. | Surviving are his wife, Luella; 1 his son, Richard L., Indianapolis; a half-brother, Arthur Sommers, Collegeville, Pa., and a grandson.

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Services for Mrs, Margaret D. Blackwell, the wife of Thomas J. Blackwell Sr., president of John J, Blackwell & Son's, Inc, -funeral home, will be held at 9:30 a. m. Thursday in her home, 5246 N, Dela~ware st., and requiem high mass will be read at 10 a. m. in St. Joan of Arc church. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Mrs. Blackwell, who was 57, died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital. She was born in Indianapolis and was educated in Indianapolis public and parochial schools.

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Joan of Arc Church Women’s club. _ Survivors besides her husband are two daughters, Mrs. Robert J. Boyle and Mrs. Robert J, Lewis, both of Indianapolis; two sons, Lt. (jg) Thomas J. Blackwell Jr., ‘stationed

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RICHARD C. CROSS Services for Richard Charles Cross, a West side resident for more than 60 years, will be held at 1:30 p. m. today in Shirley Brothers West Side chapel. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetedy. Mr, Cross, who was 83, was a native of Otisco and had operated a stand 37 years in the City market and later worked for the Electric Steel Castings Co, retiring in 1939. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Freda Conn and Mrs. Russell Thomas of Indianapolis and three sons, Seaman l-¢ Kenneth Cross, Norman Oross of Chicago and Carl of Indianapolis.

GEORGE WYRICK “George Wyrick, 2920 St. Paul st, a machinist for P, R. Mallory & Co., died Sunday of a heart attack in the garage of his home. Mr, Wyrick, who was 44, was a

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STATE DEATHS

BURLINGTON--John Henry Oyler, 87. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Frank‘ Taylor; son, Fred; brothers, Calvin, Joseph B. CHESTERTON--Mrs. Rachel Harris, 786, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs, Naomi H, Phillips; sons, A. Myron, ap. H.. Norval K.; sister, Mrs. Sarah K. Fall. Mrs. Mathilda Nelson, 82, FRANKFORT-—Emanuel Coffman. vivors: Wife, Rosa Etta; sons, Michael, John Morris, Linden Arthur, Nolen Paul} daughters, Mrs, Anna Bell Stuart, Mrs, Bessie Johnson; sisters, Mrs, Irene Beard,

Mrs. Amanda Emery, Mrs, Bare Baker! brother, Leonard.

member of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, A son, Charles Wyrick, a discharged navy veteran, died a year ago, and another son, George Edward Wyrick, is on his way home after serving two years in the Pacific. Services will be conducted by the Rev. F, R, Daries, pastor of the Zion church, but other arrangements have not been completed. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Survivors besides the son are two other sons, Lawrence and Robert Lee Wyrick; three brothers, Fred G. Wyrick, John Wyrick and Edward W. Wyrick, and a sister, Mrs, Frieda Grose, all of Indianapolis.

GARY~—Mrs, Mary McPherson, js Sup vivor: Daughter, Mr§, Nelso HUNTINGTON--Nathan hii py "sur. vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Ora Shutt; brothLAFAYETTE—Mrs, | Agnes C. Householder, 74. Surviyors: Sister, Margaret Pontious, Mrs. Sadie- Scott. LA PORTE-—Mrs, Loliise Wegner; 78. Survivor: Bister, Mrs. John Richter,

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Edward W. Walterick. Survivors: Wife; brother, Pranz; sisters, Mrs. Will Stemen, Mrs. Kate Kennedy.

LINTON—Mrs., Mary C. Meek, 77, Survivors: Sons, Pete, John H. William, Archie H., Robert H.; daughter, Mrs Jennie Davis; brothers, William and Robert Hunter. REYNOLDS—John V. Lane, vivors: Wife, Maryeite N.; William A.; daughter, Grugle.

SANDBORN--Mrs, Cora Survivors: Son, Charles W.: daughter, Miss Dorothy Carrico; sisters. Mrs, Alice Mrs, Lena Ross, Miss Laura

79. Bursons, Carl W,, Mrs. Bertha R.

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Begeman, Carroll, VALPARAISO—Arthur A. Barney. BSurvivors: Wife, Goldie; daughters, Mrs. Faye Huff, Mrs. Laura Tatlock; brother, C. M.; sister, Mrs, Eva Lace. Richard Allen Hagle, 2 years. * Burvivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hagle: brothers, George Lawrence, Willls Robert; sister, Patricia Jean. WARREN-—~Tyree D, Clevenger, 52. BSurvivor: Wife, Bessie; sons, Joseph, Robert; daughter, Mary Jane Clevenger; father, William Clevenger. WHEATFIELD—Willlam B. McNeil, 85. Survivors: Wife, Mildred; daughters, Jane and Edith MeNell; son, John; sister, Mrs, Goldie Mans.

WORTHINGTON—John Rogers, 72. Sur-|

# i % ® vivors: Wife, Emma; sons, Claude, Virgil, + © Kenneth, Chester; Wrotad, William. Coke, 70. Survivors:

urs Charles A. Parker; er Mres ma Weingardner, Mes, Qreen; RN Allen. »

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