Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1945 — Page 14

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terday after a 10 months’ illness.

Born in Hendricks county, Mrs. Templin was a resident of Indianapolis for the last 10 years. She was a member of Capitol Avenue Methodist church, Waneta council of Redmen Circle and the Pocahontas lodge. Survivors are her husband, Leroy G. Templin; a son, Leroy Russell Templin; a daughter, Inez Templin; a brother, Harry Pace, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Flowers {Spencer of Thorntown, and. a (grandchild. |" Burial will be in the Knights of | Pythias cemetery at Lizton,

MRS. LELIA R. NOBES Mrs. Lelia Rose Nobes, apolis resident for 43 years, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Merle Sibel, 626 E. [32d st. | The widow of Albert C. Nobes, who died a year ago, Mrs. Nobes twas a member of Tabernacle Pres- | byterian church, / | She is survived hy another | daughter, Mrs. Lenore Holtegel, Indianapolis; a granddaughter, Mrs. Virginia Higgins, Indianapolis, and a great-grandson, Albert Kenneth Higgins, Portland, Ore.

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* Services for Frank Dietz, superin- | tendent of the Indiana Automatic Sprinkling Co, who died Tuesday at {his home, 606 N. DeQuincy st. will be held at 1:30 p. m. Saturday at the home. Henry Anderson, reader of the Second Church of Christ Scientist, will officiate with burial in Washington Park. Mr. Dietz, who was 60, formerly was associated with the T. W. Woelling Co. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, he was a member of the Second Church of Christ Scientist and Centre Masonic lodge. Surviving him are his wife, Mayme; a daughter, Patty, Indianapolis; two sons, Aviation Radio Technician 1-¢c Winfred E. Dietz, in Massachusetts, and Pvt. Harold Dietz, in Virginia; four sisters, Mrs, May Hornberger, Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. Ruth Whitmer, Terre Haute, and Mrs. Ruby Maehler and Mrs, Dorothy VanAusdall, both of Indianapolis, and two brothers, John and Peter, both :of Indianapolis.

HENRY J. CLAY Services for Henry J, Clay, 4726 Caroline ave, will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Tolin funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Frank Dietz, Manager of - Local Company Dies at 60

tian church of Indianapolis ind was a trustee of the church -for several years, He was also a member of the Masonic lodge. Survivors include his wife, Florence; one daughter, Mrs. Jane Wal-lace-Panning of Cleveland, O., and two sisters, Mrs. Thomas A. Bowser of Indianapolis and Mrs. 8. H. Thomas of Chicago, Ill. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. *

MRS. MYRTLE WAGGONER Services are scheduled at 1:30

Hill Tabernacle, will officiate, Mrs. Anderson, who was 47, died yesterday at her home, 1215 Carrollton ave. after a four months’ illness. Born in Monticello, Ky., she was the wife of the Rev. Alexander B. Anderson, pastor of the Apostolic Church of Christ, 815 E. St.’ Clair st.,, of which church she was a member, Survivors, besides her husbhénd, include four daughters, Mrs. Victor Jordan, Mrs. William L. Schneider Jr., Mrs. William J. Oakleaf Jr., and Miss June ‘Anderson, all’ of Indianapolis; four sons; Chris Anderson, Gus Anderson, Basil A. Anderson and Alexander B. Andewson

Jr, all of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Zona Davis, Mrs. Mariétta ‘Milliner and Mrs. Pauline Woolbright, all of Indianapolis; three brothers, Charles Reno, Obie

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JOHN L. WALLACE Services for John L. Wallace, formerly of Indianapolis, were to be held at 2 p. m: today in Montgom-~ ery funeral home. Mr. Wallace, who was 69, died Tuesday in his home at Cleveland, O., after a few days’ illness. Born in Indianapolis, Mr. Wallace lived here until eight years ago. He was a member of the Third Chris-

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