Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1945 — Page 8

“JUDGE PIKE'S

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2 ~— |ecorn into a crib at his farm home.

For years opt ted Folks relives

patients bothered by constipation [ceive 50-year membership emblems with his famous Dr. Bawards’ Olive [two years ago. Tablets—now all drugstares, Survivors, besides his brother, are Olive Tablets are , gentle but oh |i wife, Bertha, and 10 children.

“po Olive Tablets act on poTH oro lower bowels to produce more natural-like

N ping, te satisfaction, | Terre Haute; Joseph Pike, athletic Cop pine. Jo compl 15¢, 30%, 60¢. (director, Decatur Central = high {school; Rachel Pike, teacher at

Born in Morgan county, Mr. Pike lived in the Plainfield community most of his life. He was a member of the Baptist church and the I. O. O. P. lodge, and was one of the three members of that lodge to re-

The children are Earl Pike, athletic director of Garfield high school,

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TN | Aurora, Ill.; Howard Pike and Mrs. | Bizabet h Elliott, both teachers in Plainfield schools; Clarence Pike of4 | Hazelwood, and Albert Pike, John

| Pike, Mrs. Margaret Jessup and ~win new friends! | Mrs. Esther Copeland, all of Plainfield, also 12 grandchildren, 2 MRS. SALLIE C. AYRES HEARING AID Services for Mrs. Sallie C. Ayres,

1035 N. Tacoma ave, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes, Burial will be in Greenwood. Mrs. Ayres who was 87, died yesterday at City

BROTHER DIES

3 c - * \ Plan Memorial 3 ou SHE) : For Local Pilot | Memorial services for Lt. Robert W. Compton, who was killed Sept. 37 in an airplane crash while ret from New Guinea to Clark Fielda, Manila, will be held at 7:30 p. m. Sunday at Howe High schol chapel, Lt. Compton, who was 26, was the husband of Mrs. Marjorie Compton, 6163 N. Haverford ave, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8S. Compton, 3314 E. 13th st, Overseas four Lt. Compton months, Lt. Compton was pilot of a B-24 with the 13th air force. He was flying patrol duty when the crash occurred. He had been stationed in the Netherlands East Indies and at Clark field, He had been in service three years, during which time he and his wife had worked in civil serv~ ice jobs at air fields. A graduate of Technical high school, he attended Indianapolis College of Pharmacy and Purdue university, Surviving are his wife and par ents; a sister, Mrs. Klea McCormick and a nephew, Bobby Mc+ Cormick.

three brothers, Robert Moffat; Houston, Tex.; James Moffat, Carlsbad, Cal, and John Moffat of Scotland, and two sisters; Miss ‘Lil=

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dianapolis since 1928.

N 8A Survivors include two daughters, Department, Mrs. Jessie VanArsdale, IndianapoIst Floor lis, and Mrs. Elvira Reeves, Strong, \ Ark, and a grandson, Archie C.

Miller, Indianapolis,

WILLIAM D. MOFFAT Services for William D. Moflat, a resident of Indianapolis 37 years, will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Moffat, who was 64, died yesterday in his home, 805% E. 63d st. He was a native of Scotland and was custodian of the Broad Ripple Masonic lodge. Until 1937 he had been a foreman at Kingan & Co. A member of Broad Ripple Blue lodge, -Broed Ripple chapter, he also was a member of the Order of Eastern Star, Royal Arch Masons and the Caledonia club of Indianapolis. - Survivors. are his wife,

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FRANK J. HEARNE

Services for Frank John Hearne, who died yesterday in his home, 1015 N, Tacoma Ave, will be held at 9:30 a. m. Friday in the Grinsteiner funeral home, and at 10 a m. in St. Joseph's Catholic church. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Mr. Hearne, who was 54, was an electrician with the New York Central railroad for 20 years. He was a mémber of the St. Jo-

Aftermath club and the Keramic club. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. W, V. Glover, Bedford, and Mrs, H: M., Cochrane, Indianapolis; six grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren,

MRS. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Services for Mrs. Elizabeth A. Campbell, an employe of Delco Industries who died yesterday in her home, 827 S. West st., will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Whitestown St. Mark's Lutheran ch Burial will be in Whitestown cemetery. Mrs. Campbell, who was 65, wis an- Indianapolis resident 30 years and was a member of the St, Mark's Lutheran church in Whitestown. Survivors are three daughters: Mrs. Ione Romans, Miss Margaret Campbell -and--Mrs.—-Beulah Fire stone, all of Indianapolis; three sons, Harry Campbell, Hervan Campbell afid Willie Redden, all of Indianapolis; a brother, Will Chris. ty, of Lebanon, four grandchildren and one great-grandchild, MRS. ELIZABETH HUFFMAN Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Heth~ erington Huffman, 1431 Cruft st. will be held at 8:30 a. m. Friday in

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aod Jequiem high vaw'st Sa m. in St. Catherine's Catholic church. ‘Burial will be in Holy Cross ceme-

Riverside, Cal. Mrs, White, who was 54, was a native of Indiana and

White, to Arizona in 19132. Besides her husband and parents, survivors are three sons, Theodore D., Malcolm 8S. and Melvin R. White; two brothers, Jesse A. Akers

‘land Austin D. Akers, both of Indi-

anapolis. Burial was in Double Dutte cemetery in Tenpe, Ariz

[seph Catholic church, the church men's club and the Altar society and assistant general chairman of | the International Brotherhood of] Electrician Workmen with the New York Central. A son, Prank John Hearne Jr, is deceased. Survivors include his wife, Alths; one daughter, Miss Viola Hearne; two brothers, Ralph Hearne and Edward Hearne, and one sister, Mrs. Edna Graf, Graf, Indianapolis.

EVANSVILLE MAN HEADS TOLL BOARD

Walter G. Koch of Evansville was! elected chairman of the Indiana Toll Bridge commission yesterday, Other officers named at the meeting were Carl Knapp of Cannelton, secretary, and Edgar L, Miles of , treasurer, The commission met with John H. Lauer, chairman of the highway commission and John I. Parcel, consulting bridge engineer from St. Loufs, Mo. Outlining plans of the commis Koch said it would work out a program for construction of | new interstate bridges where the! need is found to exist. "He said meetings would be held in cities near sites of proposed new bridges to determine their necessity,

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