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MONDAY, OCT. 29, 1945 _ ira Mrs. Pauline Moon Haueisen, "Prominent Clubwoman, Dies
Mrs. Patlline Moon Haueisen, an Indianapolis resident 50 years, died yesterday in her home, 1321 N. Meridian st. Active in social and musical clubs here, Mrs, Haueisen, who was 69, was a member of«the Propylaeum, Woodstock club, Dramatic club and the Matinee "Musicale, She was married in 1900 to Otto F. Haueigen, who died in 1938, and stended) May Wright Sewell’s classical school here, ¢ Burial will be in Bau Claire, Wis., where Mrs. Haueisen was born, and a meniorial service will be held later. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. John L. Eaglesfield, of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Joseph G. Dudley of Buffalo, N. Y. and two brothers Chester D. Moon of Eau Claire, Wis, and 8. G. Moon of Boise, Idaho.
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‘Mr. George, who was. 55, had three sons in service, two of them overseas and one at home, Sgt. Leo J. George, who had been. in Germany 17 months, is expected to arrive within a few days and Pvt. James George has been in Germany a year. Seaman l-c Emery George is home from Port Hueneme, Cal. A native of Syria, Mr, Ceomge had been employed at the Richardson Co, and previously operated a grocery oh Brookside ave. He was a member of the St. George Ortho~ dox church and the Loyal Order of Moose. y Survivors besides the three sons are his wife, Mrs. Freda George; another son, Henry George; a daughter, Annabelle George, and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jean George, all of Indianapolis,
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EUGENE McEWEN
Services for Eugene McEwen, 2515 N. New Jersey st., who died yesterday after an illness of several years, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in McNeely & Sons mortuary.” The Rev. R. M. Dodrill of the Broadway Baptist church will officiate and burial will be in Miller cemetery in Waterman. .
Mr. McEwen, who was 71, had been employed by the school board many years, at the Manual Training and Washington high schools. He was born in Rockville, the son of Charles and Elizabeth McEwen, early settlers of Parke county. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lula Renick McEwen; a son, Lowell D. McEwen, and brother, Harry McEwen,” of Alexandria,
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SGT. CLARKE THURMAN
Services for Sgt. Clarke F. Thurman will be held at 7:30 p. m. to-
Presbyterian church, 34th st. and Central ave. Son of Mrs. Loriena Thurman] 3310 Graceland ave., Sgt. Thurman was killed in a plane crash in China Sept. 28. An aerial radio operator, he had been in service since December, 1942. He was assigned to the combat troop carrier command in Chunking. His group later flew Chinese emissaries to the Pacific peace ceremonies. Sgt. Thurman was 22 and a graduate of Shortridge high school. His brother, Lt. Robert C. Thurman, is a former Times district circulation supervisor,
MRS. LILLIAN R. GRUBE Services for Mrs. Lillian R. Grube,
Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel, The
his department. *
sonville, Mr. Phillips lived in Ine dianapolis until about 10 years ago. He had been with Ayres from the age of 14. Survivors include his wife, Jane; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Phillips, 324 Leeds ave.; a sister, Mrs. Edith List, 339 S. Temple ave., and a prother, Capt. Arnold Phillips, 3018 Meredith ave., who has been with the Indianapolis fire department 17 years. 3 The body Will be brought to Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, funeral arrangements have not been completed,
1, Fairland, uying trip for
Born in Jeffer-
TTO D. CLINE
Services for Otto D. Cline, a vaudeville song and dance man for many years, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley Brothers’ Central chapel. Mr. Cline, who was 56 and lived at 1403 College ave, dled Saturday in City hos-
tal.
Beginning his road experience with the “Candy Kid” company, he later played at theaters throughout the country, including the Lyric and other local houses. marriage, he and his wife, Charlotte, played as a vaudeville team. Upon his return here 12 years ago, he was an advertising solicitor for the Indianapolis Chronicle and the Indianapolis Republican and was employed by the E. C. Atkins Co, Sy Survivors, besides his wife, are two sons, Otto M. Cline and Kenneth Cline, both of Chicago; a sister, brother, Indianapolis.
Mrs. Claude Jacks, Hershey Cline,
Burial will be in
cemetery,
JERUSHA Q. LOWE Mrs, Jerusha Quisenberry Lowe died today at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. J. Richards, 4848 N. Capitgl ave, after an illness of
"THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
EXECUTIVE OF L. S. AYRES DIES
Eugene C. Phillips Was On Trip to New York.
Eugene C. Phillips, head of the display division of L. 8. Ayres & Co., died Saturday of a heart attack in New York. Mr. Phillips, who was 44 and lived at R. R. had been on a
E. C. Phillips
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and both of
Crown Hill
Christian church will Burial will be in Memorial Park.
Saturday from injuries at 16th st. and Sherman dr.
feet by the crash.
Washington. member of the Girls’ Federation class of the Third Christian church. Survivors, other than her sister,
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| Wakefield, Anna Stevenson, will be held at| Conserve Co. He was a member.of | Bethany Christian church,
are her husband, John; a daughter,
\Mrs. Carl Herman of this city; a (sister, Mrs. Steward Horrall, Phoe- | lnix, Ariz.;
three brothers, Alonzo Hopkins, Phoenix, Ariz, and George and Elmer Hopkins, Washington,
{and a granddaughter, Miss Mary-
ann Herman, Indianapolis.
ROSE F. WAKEFIELD
Services for Mrs. Rose Fairbanks the former Miss Rose
2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Pranklin.
Mrs. Wakefield, who was the daugh-|
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Corydon W.
Stevenson, 657 W. 44th st. died Carroll, both of Indianapolis, and| | Tuesday in Pasadena, Cal. | | A graduate of Franklin high! |school and Pranklin college, Mrs. { Wakefield had held several posi- | tions {going to California in 1934.
as laboratory technician,
The only immediate survivor, be-
{sides her parents, is a sister, Miss Mildred Stevenson of Columbus.
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Rev. A. C. Brooks of the Third officiate.
Mrs. Grube died in City hospital received when her car was struck by a train A sister, Mrs, Cecil Lewis, Washington, escaped without serious injury although the car was thrown 50
A resident of this city for 34 years, Mrs. Grube was a native of She was an active
more than two years.
three years ago. long member church.
Lowe Richards of Indianapolis.
nesday in Winchester.
ALBERT WALTER
weeks after the death of his wife
was in Crown Hill cemetery.
worked 35 years for the Columbia
Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Alfred J. Rost and Mrs. Fred H. two brothers,
Michael Walter of
{ Hollywood, Cal. and Fred Walter
of St. Joseph, Mich.
STILWELL IN POLITICS? SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Oct. 29 (U. P.)~Gen, Joseph W, (Vinegar Joe) Stilwell, colorful 10th army commander, was proposed today as a candidate for congress from the
Mrs. Lowe, who was 89, was born in Winchester, Ky., but had lived most of her life in Lexington, Ky. She came to live with her daughter She was a lifeof the Christian
Survivors besides her daughter are two grandchildren, Lt. Benjamin James Richards, U. 8. N, in San Francisco, and Miss Virginia »
Services and burial will be Wed-
Services for Albert Walter, 1610 Palmer st, who died Priday, two
Mrs. Florence Walter, were held at 10:30 a, m. today in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. The Rev. O. A. Trinkle, pastor of the Englewood Christian church, officiated. Burial
Mr. Walter, who was 64, before his retirement three years ago
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RITES AT GREENFIELD FOR F. E. WILLIAMS
Services for Fred E. Williams, lifelong resident of Greenfield, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at Lyham Funeral home-in Greenfield. Mr. Williams, who was 78, died yes-. Burvivors are his wife, Carrie; two sons, Joseph Williams of An-derson-and Paul Williams of Greenfield; a daughter, Mrs. Mary MecClarnon of Greenfield, and sister-in-law, Mrs. N. J. Paulsey, 1023 N. Tacoma ave.
DAKES FUNERAL RITES ARRANGED
Former Link-Belt Employee Died Sunday.
Services for Frank W. Oakes, 709 Ft. Wayne ave, who died yesterday in the Veterans Administration hospital, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Usher mortuary and burial will be in Floral Park cemetery, * Mr. Oaks, who was 47, had been employed 25 years in the heattreating department of the LinkBelt Co. and left in 1943 to take charge of the heat-treating department of the Martin Bomber Co. in Omaha, Neb. He was a veteran of World War I. Survivors are four children, Frank W. Oakes Jr., Thomas H. Oakes and Barbara Jean Oakes, all of Indianapolis, and Gene Oakes, serving In China; a sister, Miss Murial Oakes of Indianapolis, and a brother, Henry C. Oakes of Chicago,
rm rt IDENTIFY CRASH VICTIM Stout field authorities today identified an army flier killed near Acton, Saturday night in an airplane crash as Flight Officer Edward
W, M. FLETCHER. SALESMAN, DIES
Rites Here Wednesday for Indianapolis Native.
Services for Walter M. Fletcher, sales manager of the K. G, Schmidt Brewing Corp. of Logansport, will be held at 3 p. m. Wednesday in Moore Mortuaries Irvington chapel. Mr. Fletcher, who was 54, died yesterday in his home, 148 S. Emerson ave. A native of Indianapolis, Mr. Fletcher had lived here for the last 40 years, He was a member of the Elks lodge at Kokomo, Moose and Eagles lodges at Logansport and the First Baptist church of Joplin, Mo, Survivors include his wife, Florence; a daughter, Mrs, Patricia Neu of Bloomington, and a son, Lt. N. Herndon Fletcher, now stationed in Brockville, Ontario, Canada.
MRS. FLORA WATERS
Services for Mrs. Flora Waters, 3101 Kenwood ave., will be held at 2 p. m: today at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, Mrs. Waters died Saturday at her home. Burial will be in Brownsburg.
Mrs. Waters, who was 73, retired several years ago from the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary where she had been an assistant for 22 years. She was born in Brownsburg and lived in Pittsboro before coming to Indianapolis 25 years ago. She was a member of the Riley Cheer Guild, the White Cross Guild of Capitol Avenue Methodist church and the Columbian chapter of the International Travel-Study club She was also a member of the volunteer nurses aid at the Methodist hospital. 3
Survivors include her daughter, Mrs. Charles Oliver, Pittsboro; a sister, Mrs. .Sallle Watts, San Diego; a brother, A. R. Phillips,
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Services for Mrs. Ruby Claypool Bradferd, 3221 N. Pennsylvania st., will be held at 2 p. m. today at her residence where she died Saturday, ‘Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs, Bradford was born near Terre Haute, the daughter of Judge Solomon Claypool Osburn Claypool, members of one of the oldest Indiana families. She had been a resident here the greatest part of: her life. She was a charter member of the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, a member of the Fortnightly, Literary club, the Indianapolis Propylaeum association, and a charter member of the Society of Indiana Pioneers. She attended the Second Presbyterian church. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Roscoe Cameron Johnston and Mrs, George Rose, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Maurice Murphy, Chicago, formerly Ruby Claypool Bradford of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Ridgely B. Hilleary, Louisville, and Mrs. Elizabeth C. Claypool, Indianapolis; four grandchildren, William Johnston, R. Cameron Johnston Jr, Bradford Johnston and George Bradford Rose, Indianapolis. Mrs. Bradford was thé widow of Chester Bradford, a former patent attorney.
JOHN F. GREEN
Funeral services for John PF, Green; lifelong resident of Indianapolis, will be held at 9 a m. Wednesday at Speaks & Finn funeral home, and at 9:30 a. m. in St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic church, Mr. Green, who was 35 and lived at 5340 Byram ave. died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital. Born on the South side, Mr. Green attended St. John's pa-
Cpl. John L, Oliver.
Mrs. Ruby Claypool Bradford 1 Dies; Hold Services Today
and Hannah
ployee,of Kiefer-Stewart Co. for the last 15 ‘years. .Burvivors include his wife, Helen, and two sisters, Mrs, Mary Ma~ honey and Mrs. Bessie Toole, both of Chicago. ? 2 Burial will be in Holy Cross cemes= tery.
HENRY E. O'HARA Henry Edward O'Hara, former city policeman for nearly 20 years, died Saturday in the Veterans’ hose pital near St. Petersburg, Fla. Mr, O'Hara had lived at 6359 Washinge ton blvd. 2 Formerly a traffic policeman, i was with the accident prevention bureau until his retirement last September. A navy veteran of world war I, Mr, O'Hara was trustee snd past commander of Eagles post of the American Legion, a member of Logan lodge 575, F, & A. M., and the Sahara Grotto. Survivors include his wife, Christine, and a son, Wayne, serving in Germany. The body will be brought here to Flanner & Buchanan mortuary,
FRED SAUER
Services for Fred Sauer, former Indianapolis resident, were to be held today in Manhattan Beach, Cal. Mr, Sauer, who was 80, died Friday in his home there, where he had lived since his retirement 19 years ago. Formerly a machinist in the Belt railroad shops for 35 years, Mr, Sauer was one of the first members of Bacred Heart Catholic church, Survivors include two sons, Fred J. Sauer and A. Roman Sauer, of Indianapolis; and three daughters, Mrs. Helen King of Indianapolis, and Miss Mary M. Sauer and Mrs, Otillia Koesters, both of Manhate tan Beach. Burial will be at Manhattan
rochial school, He was an em-
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