Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1945 — Page 4

Bdward Harris, former “top” ser-]six brothers,

t' on Lt. Gen. “Jonathan M.

erans’ hospital here. Retired from|Harris,-all of Cincinnati, O. the army since 1932, Mr. Harris, who was 80, lived at 215 E. 15th st. and formerly at 3133 Ruckle st. +n his 30-year army career, Mr. ‘Harris saw service in the SpanishB American war and World War I. He was stationed for’ long. periods at Pt. Ethan Allen, Vt, Pt. Knox,

JAMES FREDERICK DUTHIE Services for James Frederick |

will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in | Hisey & Titus Funeral home. Mr. Duthie, who ‘was 61, died Saturday in Memphis, Tenn., where he had

of Indianapolis: two sons, Sgt./Archibald Duthie of Memphis; Pdward J. Harris with the A, A. F.juncle, William Duthie ‘of Lebanon, | in ‘China, and Thomas Harris, aland an aunt, Mrs. Thomas Kline sophomore in Technical high of Indianapolis. school: three daughters, Miss Edna| Burial will Harris of St. Petersburg, Fla, and|cemetery. Mrs. Larry Hubble and Mrs. Ralph ¥. Spangler, both of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Shannon and Mrs. Stella Critchfield, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ruby Theodore of Cincinnati, O., and!/lumbus,

be in Crown, Hill

MRS. ISALENA AVERY

former Indianapolis resident

0., will be held ‘here a)

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5 Walt, Harris of Wainwright's staff at Pt. Riley, (80% Whi Haller Kas, died yesterday in the Vet-|marris,

James Harris and Robert conduct the services.

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g ward Harris, Former Wainwright Aid, Dies

Arthur Harris of 2 p. m, tomerrow in the Clyde V. Toledo, O.; Bernard Harris of Bur-|Montgomery funeral home.

The Rev. A. C. Brooks, pastor

and Manford of the Third Christian church, will

Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Avery, who was 84, was a member. of the Third Christian church and had lived in Columbus

Duthie, formerly of Indianapolis, | several years,

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. | {Charles E, Roberts and Miss Inez | Avery, and two grandchildren, Wil- | lial E. Roberts and Inez M. Rob-

The Rev. George Baltimore of the|

New Bethel Baptist church, will of- |

| ficiate and burial will be in the! soldiers’ section of Crown Hill | Mr. Hall, who was 53, had been

MRS. COLEMAN |

Attorney’s Widow Active in Church, Clubs.

Mrs. Margaret D. Coleman, 3511 N. Pennsylvania st., died yesterday in the Robert W. Long hospital | after a brief illness. 8he was the widow of Lewis A.

an | | morrow in the Patton funeral home. | was active in the Monday club and |

the Women's Department club, Survivors are her daughter, Mrs. Mary Noeckel of Riverside, Cal; {two sons, Robert D. and John L. Coleman, both/of Indianapolis: a

in the paperhanging business in In-| niece, a nephew and three granddianapolis before his illness began children. -

Services for Mrs. Isalena Avery, two years ago, and was a veteran| who | died Monday at her homé in Co-|

of world war I, Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Anna Courtney, Indianapolis.

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MRS. IDA M. GOFF Services for Mrs. Ida M. Goff, 2426 Guilford ave., will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Shirley Brothers Central chapel, Mrs. Goff, who was 83, died Monday at her home. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery, Crawfordsville. 8he was the widow of George A. Goff and a native of Mechanicsburg, O. Survivors. include her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ivy M, Goff; three sisters, Mrs. W. P, Glenn, Waveland; Miss Daisy Bdge, Chicago, and Mrs.

Thomas Kelly, Indianapolis; eight grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. FRANK TURK

Services for Prank Turk, 969 N. Holmes st., will be held at 9 a. m Friday at the Holy Trinity church. Mr. Turk, who was 59, died at St. Francis hospital yesterday. Burial will be at St. Joseph cemetery. He had been a resident of Indianapolis for 45 years. He was a member of Holy Trinity church, the Slovene National Benefit society, and the Slovene Independent Bene~ fit soclety. Mr, Turk operated a tavern at 9690 N. Holmes st. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Anna Turk; three sons, Joseph, Frank and. Henry Turk; three daughters, Anna Turk, Mrs. Sophie Breen and Mrs. Dorothy Stanich, and a sister, Mrs. Louise Kern, Pennsylvania. ,

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CHARLES W. VIRT : Services for Charles W, Virt, New York Central railroad employee for 22 years, will be held at 10:30 a, m. Friday in Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel. The Rev. William O. Breedlove of Calvary Baptist church will officiate. Mr. Virt, who was 51, died yesterday in his home, 4014 E. 10th st. after a three-year illness. A leverman with the railroad, Mr. Virt was a member of Logan lodge 575, F & A. M., Sahara Grotto and the Order of Railroad Trainmen, Survivors include his wife, Mary; a ddughter, Mrs. Juanita Brewer of Indianapolis; a half-brother, Francis Cone, also of Indianapolis, and one grandchild. Burial will be {n Washington Park cemetery,

RALPH E. WELLS Ralph E. Wells, an Indianapolis resident 28 years, dled yesterday in his home, 1118 Reid pl, of a heart attack. He was 47, Mr. Wells was born Nov. 29, 1897,

in Boonville, Ind. He had been employed at the Central Rubber & Supply Co. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Aneita Wells; a brother, Theodore,

niece and nephew, Funeral services will be held at

Stirling Funeral home, Burial will

be in Memorial Park.

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STATE DEATHS

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ters, Miss Stoyt;

ors: Bons, Clark BROWNS rell;

nnie Howard.

ANDREWS—David ‘Lawrence Survivors: Sarah Pranzen, (Sister Alethea. BLUFFSIDE--Mrs. Frances A. +8uryivors: Sons, Noble W., John; daughFlorence Graham, | Mrs. Walter toy sisters, O'Peil Cadotte BLUFFTON—EI{ E. Manger, 81. Survivers, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. sisters, Clara Magner, Olive a L. McCollum, 77. Burvivors: Wife, Mary Etta; son, Murdaughters, Mrs. Ruby McCory, Mrs. Mary Robinson, Mrs. Georgia Stepp, Mrs. Sanders; H, P

Wife, Ruth;

Mrs, May Probst, Jasper, Chait; San

STOWN--James

sister, Mrs.

sisters,

Piel, Mrs,

Graham.

Mrs.

FIAT—James Otto Pranklin Pence, 62,

lived for the past 15 years. erts, all of Columbus, Survivors: Son, Leonard; daughter, Mrs. Ky. and Ft, Riley . the stat lof the Scottish Coleman, former Indianapolis law- John Campbell; brothers, "Thomas, Everett. After his retirement, he was 2 HARTFORD CITY—Mrs. Mary Alma appointed chief of police in Stan-|Rite in Memphis, Mr. Duthie was LUTHER HOWARD HALL yer, and was a native of Zionsville. Huggins, 78. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs, ford, Ky, moving to Indianapolis|born in Indianapolis, son of the ' Rites for Luther Howard Hall, Spending the early part of her life|Tilis North; son. Roy Casterline; sisters. about four years ago, Mr. Harris|late Mrs. Alice Duthie, who was an | formerly of 2518 Martindale ave. in Tipton, Mrs. Coleman came to brother, Bert Casterline. : wHs a member of the. Masonic|Indianapolis school teacher for a) {who died Sunday in the U, 8. Vet-| Indianapolis after her marriage. os TARTFORD OITY-Thomas Thompson, " Ti & lofige and the American Legion, |years. | erans’ Administration hospital at She was a member of the Central| mia: sons. Welford, Richard Fr. Hugh Survivors include his wife, Della,| Survivors include his father, | Marion, will be held at 1 p. m. to- Christian church for 40 years and |tister, Mrs. Anna Goul.

Mrs. Gaynell Clark Winget. 47. Surviv-

lors: Husband,

Charles Oscar;

daughters,

' Mrs. Garl Armstrong, Mrs. Paul Weaver, Mrs. Fred Pope; n, Eugene Wilson; brother, Milo BE. Clar

McLead.

horn, 60.

Wife, Smith; Horace

Daughters,

Homer Alvin Myrtle; Whicker; David.

illiam

Daughters,

Survivors:

Burvivor:

sons, Daniel, JASPER—Mrs, Mayme Koeréner, 65. MARION-—John M. Mathews. Sadie; sisters, Kruzan;

MUNCIE~Isaac J. Beedy, 87. Burvivors: Jenny McGeft; Welling 75.

son, Ralph; daughter, Mrs, Violet brother,

Eigenman; Mrs. La

HUNTINGTON—Mrs, Lockie Ruth Chester,

Survivers: Husband,

Lowell,

daughter, Mrs. M Mrs. Alfred Norris, brother, Ted. Mrs, Zora Edwards, sons, T, N,

Burvivors:

sister, Ida Dudley;

Mrs. Philip W. Morton, Survivor: band, Philip. Mrs. Pauline Craig. Survivors: D ters, Patricia Carolyn, Marjorie Ann; son, Tr. Georgia Philip Eigenman.

.; mother, Mrs, brother, ura

Miss

Hollopeter, Surv. Hilda Hollopeter,

son, ‘Cpl. Charles E.

Maggie Brouwe

Son, Perry; daughter,

Sister, Zillah,

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William Wallace iT 73. Burvivors: Daughters, Mrs. Enna Wesell, Mrs. Muriel

Eich«

Survivors:

arilyn Mrs.

Mrs,

John W.|

Wife, |

Hus-

augh-

ivors: Mrs.

John Larson, Mrs. Laura Mae Brown, Mrs. Bennie Wilson;

NEW PARIS—Mrs.

r, 69 Mrs,

Richard Royelstad; brothers, George, John Krull

and Ane NOTTINGHAM-—Charles Wilbur Ifer, 63. Survivors: Wife, Mary Blanche; son, Dale; daughters, Mrs. Norma Harter, Mrs. Ida Rose Gerard; brothers, John, George, Earl.

PORTLAND-—Morton 8, Hawkins, 64.

PRINCETON-~S8amuel H. Biline, 72. 8Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Daner Durbin, Mrs. William KK, Markwell: brothers, | David, eeres, Xa Harry, Prank, Ray, sister, Mrs. EB. RW Hower, 88. Survivors: Sister, Mrs, Jake LaRue; brothers, Oliver and, Grant, RUSSIAVILLE—~PFred Hale. Survivors: Wife, Frieda; daughter, Imogene; son, Joe; father, John Hale; brother, Charles; sisters, Mrs, Ruble Oyler, Mrs. Jessie Unger, Mrs. Mary B8paethe, Mrs. Sue Flaherty, SEYMOUR—Curtis Downs, 05. Survivors: Sons, Fred, Arch; daughters, Mrs. Katie Reveal, Miss Blanche Downs; brother, O. M.; sister, Miss Linda Downs.

SHELBYVILLE—W. A. Burry, 78. Bur-

vivor: Brother, Charles. William J. Campbell, 70, Survivors: Son, Harold F.; daughter, Mrs. Irene O. Drew. ° Mrs. Anno Faye Jackman, 33. B8urvivors: Husband, Lloyd; son, Norman Eugene; parents, Mr. and Mrs, Morris R. ain Mrs, Mary BSandefur;

M; sister, brother, Paul.

SUMMITVILLE—Frank W. Younts, 82. Survivor: Daughter, Mrs, Dulcie D. Hiatt,

VINCENNES-—George Hayes, 83. Survive ors: Sister, Mrs. Mary Dollahan; brother, Robert, Allen Ramsey, 70. Survivors: Daughters, rs. Sarah Sheridan, Mrs, Beulah Osborn, rs. Grace Hudson, Mrs. Mary Palmer; sons, Elmer, Glenn, Bertrand, Odith, Herman Paul; brothers, Clyde, John. WAYNETOWN-Mrs. Lula Edith Conner, 87. Survivors: Husband, FMoyd Howard; brother, Charlie Weeks; sister, Mrs. Grace Bennett, WEST TERRE HAUTE-Mrs, Hansell, 85. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Mary Utsterback; Miss Daisy Hansell; sons, Harry, Frank, Dallas.

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