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Services for Miss Susan’ Dalton | Stewart, whose diaries related to the early history of Indianapolis
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torical society, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Miss Stewart, who was 80, died Ry at St. Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette. Known as a local historian, she was the author of fore than 20 historical diaries, excerpts from which had been published. The daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles G. Stewart, Miss Stewart at one time lived in the building now owned by the Gatling Gun <club, She resided more than 40 years
Dept. at 2024 Washington blvd. and sevpe|€ral months ago went to Lafayette
to live with a niece, Mrs. Nora McCulloch Patterson, daughter of Dr.
Trusses| Carleton B. McCulloch, Indianap-
olis. Her father formerly was managing editor of the old Indian-
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Taught Sunday School She was a member of Tabernacle Presbyterian church and taught Sunday school classes there and at Mayer Neighborhood chapel, as well as being an active worker in the Mary Fulton society of Foreign Missions of Tabernacle church. She is survived by two brothers, W. K. Stewart, formerly operator of a bookstore here and now in Louisville, Ky., and Charles H. Stewart, Pelham, N. Y., and three other nieces, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Dalton, San Marino, Cal; Mrs. Martha Mooklar Sterns, Pelham, and Mrs. Susan Kerfoot Mengel, Knoxville,
Tenn, a WILLIAM W. BREEDLOVE Services for William W. Breedlove, 521 N. Noble st., will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel. Mr. Breedlove, a retired farmer, died] Sunday in his home. buried in Centennial cemetery. He was a native of Morgan county, but had been a resident of Indianapolis for 16 years and a member of the Church of God. He was 82, Survivers include his widow, Mrs. Carrie Dell Breedlove; a brother, Arvin Breedlove, and three grandchildren.
JEREMIAH A. LANDERS Services are scheduled at 2 p. m. fomorrow in the Harvey funeral home in Mooresville for Jeremiah A. Landers, former treasurer of Morgan county, who died yesterday in the Spencer hotel. Burial will be in Waverly. Mr. Landers, who was 86, was the father of Mrs. Jap Jones, wife of the operator of the Spencer hotel here. He previously had farmed most of his life in Morgan county, serving as treasurer from 1908 to 1912 and was a member of the Methodist church in Waverly, Surviving are another; daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Cassady, Louisville, Ky.,
and a son, Ernest, Martinsville,
MRS. LAURA H. KILLION Services for Mrs. Laura H. Killion, resident of Indianapolis for 25 years who died Saturday at her home, 1504 Fletcher ave. were to be held at 2 p. m. today at the Robert W. Stirling funeral home. The Rev. L. A. Huddleston, pastor of
State Deaths
MFIELD—Mary Rebeccd Shake, 42. Burvivors: Father, Thomas Shake; sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Norma Sparks, Mrs. Alphas
Livingston, Mrs, Nora Roach: brothers, bert, Mack and Robert ake, CLINTON-—Mrs. Christina Savant, 86, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Margaret Pantone, Mrs. A.D, Mesiano;, sons, Anthony, John, Dean. DUGGER-—Marius Andre, 72. Burvivors: Wife, Mathelde; sons, Marcelle,
Kleper, Morris, Louie. FARMERSBURG.- Chatlu T. James, 76.
Survivors: Wife, Mary E.; daughters, Mrs. Ethel” Gibson, Mrs, Lydia Gladden; sons, Ernest, George E.
FRANKFORT—Mrs, Katie H. Thompson, 89, Burvivors: Son, Bernard; daughter, Edith Thompson. JIASONVILLE-Miss Lois Juanita Oullisen, 17. Survivors: Father, William C ; brothers, Everett, Ernest; sis. . Mrs. Virginia Holden, Evelyn Cul-
SAFAY YESTE-—Mrs, Cecil Lola Heisser, 40. Survivors: Husband, Carl F; parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Smith; brother,
Lio a. Busan D. Stewart, Bene, Charles H. and Lewis El Survivors: Parents, Mr. ahd Mee. oR TBixin: sister, Mrs. Murray
82. Survivors: . K. Btewart,
LEAVENWORTR-Bdward A. Tower, ;83.
Survivor: Brother, James LOGANSPORT Miss Bessie Horn Survivor: Sister, Mrs, Hlorshce De A Foster, Mrs. Dempsey A AAR INSVILLE wiltam ylurey ae, or. 80. Survivor: Daughter, May Farley. MONTICELLO--Mrs. Dora W. Miller, #7 Sutvivaral Husband, Bdward E.; son,
PARAGON--Perry Dow, 74. Survivors: Sons, Fred, Harry, Frank; daughter, Mrs, Faye Smith; sisters, Mrs. Minh | nse, Mrs, Minnie Young, Mrs. May PETROLEUM-—Mrs. Thomas rg Shaw, #8. Burvivors: Fiahend, Thomas J.; brother, Addison PF. Btul 0-—Ohancey Walker, 713, Wits, Lillie; hy award, Mrs. Cammie
3. - Burvivors: Wife, om Wy Bhield, David, Wallace, 72.
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Calvary United Brethren church, will officiate, with burial in Memorial Park. Mrs. Killion, who was 84, was the wife of the late Daniel M. Killion and was a member of Calvary United Brethren church, She is survived by two daughters, Helen and Martha J. Killion; a son, Arnold, and six grandchildren, all of Indianapolis,
CHARLES F. HAMILL Services for Charles F. Hamill, who died yesterday in St. Vincent’s hospital, will be held at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow at the residence, 1705 Olive st. Requiem mass will be read at 10 a. m. in St. Catherine’s Catholic church, with burial in Calvary cemetery. A lifelong resident of Indianap- | olis, Mr. Hamill was 69. He operated a fruit and vegetable market in Shelbyville and formerly was associated with Hamill Brothers, whole sale fruit and vegetable company. He had attended St. Patrick's Parochial school and was a member of St. Catherine’s church.
Rt. Rev. Joseph Hamill, pastor of Holy Trinity church of New Albany, and John and Arthur, hoth of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Miss Katie Hamill and Miss Florence Hamill, also of Indianapolis.
MRS. FLORENCE WEBB Services for Mrs. Florence Webb, 2253 Hillside ave., will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Mrs. Webb, who was 83, died Saturday at Cincinnati while visiting her son. The Rev. E. Arnold Clegg’ Grace Methodist church, will conduct services, Burial will be in Glen Haven cemetery. She was a life-long resident of Indianapolis and the widow of Frank Webb, civil war veteran, who died in 1042. Survivors include her son, E. P; Webb, Cincinnati; a daughter, Mrs. (Mildred Ottman, Indianapolis; a | sister, Mrs. Mary Boyden, Indianapolis, and 2 grandchildren, Mrs. C. W. Keppel, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Theodore Maschmeyer, Cincinnati.
KENNETH HURST Services for Kenneth Hurst, formerly associated with his father, Lawrence Hurst in business here, were to be held today in Houston, Tex. He died Thursday in Houston. Mr, Hurst and his father formerly were associated in Hurst & Co. a retail and mail order store at Georgia and Delaware sts,’ abot 20 years ago. The store also had branches in Logansport and Greencastle. In addition to his father, who now resides in Ft. Lauderdale, Fa. Mr. Hurst is survived by his wife.
HUSTON B. MATTINGLY Services for Huston B. Mattingly will be held Thursday in Springfleld, Ky. Mr. Mattingly died yesterday in his home, 1555 N. Grant ave., after a residence of 23 years in Marion county, He had been ill three months. He was a member of the Baptist church in Springfield, owned and operated a filling station and belonged to the Irvington post of the American Legion. Survivors include his wife, Edna; three daughters, Dorothy, Mrs. Louise Clark and Mrs. Mary Holbrook, and a brother, Franklin, all of whom are of Indianapolis. Mr. Mattingly’s father, Thomas Mattingly, three brothers and four slsters live in Springfield. Friends and relatives are invited to call at the Moore mortuary after 1 p. m, today,
GEORGIA HOPKINS WILSON Services for Mrs. Georgia Hopkins Wilson, 3270 N. New Jersey st., will be held at 1:30 p. m: Thursday at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Mrs. Wilson, who was 80, died at her home today, Burial will be in Crown Hill A native of Sacramento, Cal., she has been a resident of Indianapolis for 37 years. She was the widow of Harry C, Wilson, Survivors include two daughters, Miss Jeanette Wilson, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Thomas W, Stevens, Tiffin, O., and a granddaughter, Mrs, John H. Zeller, Brazil, Ind.
Surviving are three brothers, the|
Dies at Age 53
HARRY IL. BRYAN, an employee of The Indianapolis Times 24 years, died today at his home, after a
21 E. St. Joseph st. lengthy illness. He was 53. A native of Bloomington, Mr. Bryan came to this city in 1910, and wasa member of the United’ Brethren church and
Masonic. lodge, Irvington 666. He was em-
ployed 14 years Mr Bryan in The Times circulation depart‘ment and the past 10 years in the press room. Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m, Thursday in Shirley Brothers central chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park. . Surviving him are his wife, Mrs, Margaret Bryan; his mother, Mrs. Almeta Sharon; two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Cruzan and Mrs. Wyonetta Harnsberger, all of Indianapolis, and a stepson, Leslie Barkley, Dayton, O.
WILLIAM RAYMOND PARISH
Services for Willlam Raymond Parish who died Saturday in his home near Pleasant View, will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at his home. Burial will be at Acton cemetery. Mr. Parish was an employee of the New York Central railroad and a member of the Modern Woodmen of America. He wag 47. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Helen Parish; a daughter, Miss Margaret Parish, Pleasant View; two sons, Max Parish and William Parish, and three sisters, Mrs, Wayne Wilkins, Brookfield; Mrs. Roy Wilkins, Pleasant View, and Mrs. Gilbert, Merling, Cleveland,
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Fred H. Lammert, 5503 Allisonville rd. life resident of Indianapolis, died Sunday while in Cleve= land, O, on a business trip. He was 59. Mr, Lammert was state representative for the Youngstown, O., Sheet and Tube Co. and was a member of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, the Masonic lodge, Scottish Rite and the Murat Temple. Surviving are y the wife, Mrs. Lula Florence Lammert; a daughter, Mrs. F. Miller Thornburg; “a son Fred W. Lammert; a sister, Mrs William Ruehr; a niece and two grandchildren, all of Indianapolis. Funeral arrangements have not vet been completed. BERNHARDT METZGER Rites for Bernhardt Metzger, retired cabinet maker who: died yes-
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