Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1945 — Page 6

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CHARLES H. FELTON Services for Charles H. Felton, 930 E. Troy ave, will be held at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Bur-

*lial will be in Washington Park. Mr.

Felton, who was 56, died Saturday in his home. - A veteran Indianapolis policeman, he had been a member of the force since 1927 He had been working as bailiff in juvenile court for several years, and was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police and Southport Masonic lodge. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Alfra Pelton; his mother, Mrs. Emma Ray; a son, Carl W. Felton, and a granddaughter, Barbara Felton, Indianapolis.

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J. H. ADKINS J. H. Adkins, owner of the Ad-

i kins Transfer Co., died Saturday in

the Veterans Administration hospital. Although his home was in Nashville, Tenn. Mr. Adkins had operated his transfer business here 13

years. Scottish Rite. Survivors include his wife, Mrs

kins Jr. both of Nashville. Services will be held in Nashville.

MRS. MARGARET E. CONRAD Services for Mrs. Margaret E.

Wednesday in the home of her daughter at 1926 Adams st. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Conrad, who was 86, died - yesterday at her daughter's home.

was a member of the Brightwood Methodist church. Survivors includ her husband,

| Abraham Conrad; a daughter, Mrs,

Una Foxworthy: two sisters, Mrs.

{John Arnold, Indianapolis.. and {Mrs, Cora Daily, Mattoon, Ill, and two grandchildren.

MRS. ROSE WILLIAMS

“Services for Mrs. Rose Williams, 321 E. Orange st, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the G, H. Herrmann funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Williams, who was 82, died yesterday in her home. She was a member. of Immanuel. Evangelical and Reformed church, Survivors include ' her husband, Charles H. Willams; a daughter,

—-1 Miss Alma Williams; a brother, . | Charles Bernloehr, and two sisters,

Mrs. Caroline Krauss, Indianapolis,

{and Mrs. A. R. Williams, Ironton, ©. |

MRS. ZOA SMITH Services for Zoa Smith, 135 W. Fall Creek , will be held at 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner

|& Buchanan mortuary. Cremation

will follow. Mrs. Smith died yesterday in her home, She was a teacher in the Indiana School for the Blind for 54 years and a resident here for 50 years. She was a member of the Women's Department .club. Survivors include her husband}

+B: PF. Smith; a brother, Fay Hoek« y jetty Seattle, and several. Bigees,...

MRS. MARY HOLDEN ‘

Services for Mrs. Mary Holden, 8660-E. Washington st, who died Thursday in the Methodist ‘hospital, will be held at 1:30 p. m. to day in Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill chapel. Burial will be-in Washing ton Park cemetery. Mrs. Holden, who was 47, was & member of the Cumberland Bap~

Itist church, the Order of Eastern

Star and Royal Neighbors. * Survivors are her husband; Clyde; a son, Ty Holden; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hitzsman; a sister, Mrs. Katherine Geater, and three brothers, Albert; Bugene and Vir

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; WILLIAM 0. WALDEN

Services for William O~ Walden;

815 Sptuce st, will be held at 10

a. m. tomorrow at the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial wil) be in Franklin, Ind. Mr. Walden, was was 87, died Saturday. He was a retired carpenter, and had been a resident here for 47 years. He Was a member of the Red Men lodge at Franklin. Survivors ‘include three brothers, James R. Walden, Charles Walden, Los Angeles, and Otis Walden of Clairmount, and three sisters, Mrs. Etta McCauley, Normal,’ Ill, Mrs. Jessie Marshall Tacoma, Wash. and Mrs. Ida Atwood, Indianapolis.

RALPH P. mL Ralph P. Hill, lifelong resident of Vernon, died Saturday in Columbus, Ind. Mr. Hill, who was 69, is survived by a niece, Mrs. Harold

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R. C. Shaneberger

Services for R. C. Shaneberger, 4403 N. Meridian st, founder of the Progress Laundry Co., who died Friday, were to be held at 3:30 p. m. today in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Shaneberger, who was 71, had been active in banking and financial circles in Indianapolis. His business interests included, besides the Progress Laundry Co. the Sterling and Tiffany laundries and the Swiss and Gregg cleaners,

CARROLL RITES ARE ARRANGED

Long Resident Here.

Services for Thomas P. Carroll, 1039 High st., a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow in St. Patrick’s Catholic church. The Rev. John O'Connell, 8. C. 8, a cousin of Mr. Carroll,

in Holy Cross. Mr. Carroll, who was 47, died Sat-

Irene Adkins, and & son, J. H. Ad-{urday in St. Vincent's hospital a

he was an outstanding athlete under Al Feeney, former Cathedral coach.

trand scholarship to Notre Dame

to accept it. The last four years Mr. Carroll

the: New York Central railroad. He had worked as a clerk in Michael F.

as chief of police. He was a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters. and St. Patrick’s Catholig church, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mary Dalton Carroll; his mother, Mrs. Sarah Carroll, and two sons, Thomas P. Carroll Jr, and John P. Carroll,

“all of Indianapolis.

MRS. HELEN EATON " Mrs. Helen Eaton, 419 8. Noble st. died yesterday morning in her home. She was 65, and was a member of the Fountain Byars Christian church, Survivors include her husband. Carl Eaton; a son, Harry Jenkins two daughters, Mrs. Clarine Sullivan and Mrs. May Ridenour, and a brother, Fred Ruckersfeldt, Indianapolis. Se

MRS. EUNICE MIN MINGER —Mrs— Eunice -Minger of Harper, Kas.'wife of John Minger Jr., a former Indianapolis resident, is a

Survivors besides bbe husband are several ‘brothers and sisters, two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Margaret Adkins and Mrs. Julia Hollingsworth: |’ two brothers-in-law, Edward Minger, and the father-in-law, John Minger 8r., all of Indianapolis. Services were held in Harper,

MRS. MELISSA W. STEVENSON Services for Mrs. Melissa W. Ste- | venson, an Indianapolis resident 16 years, were Helowak: 33d iw in the home of her

at 2p. mn. in Barnard Baptist church in Putnam county, Burial was: in Baviiard ’

Saturday. in her. daughter's: home here, Born in Hendricks county she had lived most of her life in Putnam Sunt: She was a member of the Baptist church. her daughter, survivors are eight grandchildren, 14 great. grandchildren and three great great-grandchildren,

EDITH L. SHREVE

om E. St. Joseph st, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Hisey & Titus mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Shreve. who was. 69, died yesterday in Methodist hospital.

The Rev. Prank 8. C. Wicks, pastor emeritus of All Souls Unitarian church, will conduct services. Survivors include two sons, William H. Shreve and J. Robert Shreve; three brothers, Edward Baliman,

Railway Worker Was. Life-,.

P-todny |, Fred Brady, 706 Euslid ave, gro

Mrs. Stevenson, who was 93, died

Services for Mrs. Bdith L. Shreve; |

are his wife, Mrs. Rose Effie Ammon; a son, William

C. L. ABERCROMBIE Services for Clement L. Abercrombie, Indianapolis resident for 40 years, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. The Rev. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor of Tabernacle Presbyterian church, will officiate. Burial will be in Crown Hill Sor Ti ISAO Frankl] county, Mr. Abercrombie was a member of Tabernacle Presbyterian church.

Mrs. Harry Scheefers of Indian apolis and Mrs, Howard Thornburg of Cincinnati, O.; thres grand daughters, two grandsons, and one

He was a member of the will read the service. Burial will be great-granddaughter.

GROVER C. STAMBAUGH Lo Services for Grover C. Stam-

mitteeman in Perry township, will be héld at 10:30 a. m, tomorrow in

Although offered the Bishop Char-|G, H, Herrman funeral home. Mr.| Wai son oun Jo Cover:

Stambaugh, who was 53, died yes-

Conrad Will be held at 2 p. m. university, Mr. Carroll was unable terday in his home, 5115 Mathews

ave Survivors include his wife, Emma;

has been employed as & clerk fortwo sons, Bruce E. Stambaugh and Hartford.

Grover C. Stambaugh Jr.; a daughter, Mrs. Ella Mae Burchfield; a

She had lived here 46 years and Morrissey’s office during his term|brother, Preston Stambaugh, and] 72

a sister, Mrs. Ruth Harding, all of Indianapolis. : : Burial will be in Greenwood cemeELLA STEPHENSON « Services for Mrs. Ella Stephenson, 720 Masachusetts ave, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in J. C. ‘Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Mrs. Stephenson, who was 89, came here from California seven years ago. She died Saturday in; City hospital after a year’s illness, Survivors include her husband, Emery; four sisters, Mrs. Mary Burtout uf Nicht; Mrs. John Brady of Washington, Ind.; Mrs. Athis Weaver of St. Clair, Mich, and Mrs, Cleo Edwards of

vey Byers tery.

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cent's hospital. The grandson of the late Jacob Cox, well-known Indiana artist, Mr. Peck had. been chief clerk of the New York Central freight depart. ment for 50 years. He retired in 1033. -

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and two brothers, James and Hare : Burial will be in Anderson cemes

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Survivors tnelude his wite, Mrs, 0 S Bother: Dé. :

Richards of Lafayette and Frank Richards of Wisconsin,

State Deaths

COLUMBUS Mrs. Srindiss Lowe, n Survivers: Sons, Dr. Clarence, Harry. ELKHART -Henry L. DeWitt, 83. Daughters, Laura Louise Ada: sons, Arthur, Henry Jr, , Alfred, ELWOOD--Mrs. Miriar Prances ike, 68. Survivors: Husband, J Roy, Herman J., John Orville; iantere. Mrs. Lillie Hae Webb, Mrs. Lanna Marie Boyer; Brown, Mrs, Eimer and

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EVANSVILLE Mrs. Lillian Sieber, 68. Survivors: Sons, George E.,

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ene terday in her home, 908 Union st.|'WO brothers, Leonard Wall and that cause coughing Services for Mrs. Bessie M. Jen-(of the Shasre Tefiliab congregation, | Martin Sullivan, Mrs HALEY Glass good spoonf of Vicks VapoRub kins, 1529 8. Randolph st., Who died Clip Chesed, Bickur Ghali, th Charles , all of a ma. Saturday, will be held at 1 p. m. to-|Jewish Education association Then relief come as - : morrow in the Richardson funeral|the Jewish Home for the Aged. ial will bs {8 Holy, Cross ceme- breathe in the medihome. Burial will be in Bunneils| Survivors include five daughters,|” = Se Mcicaad a cemetery. bo Hrs. Saran Fisher sud Mis. Bessié LORA C. TARLTON apper passages. Mrs. Jenkins, who was 58, was the{Fink, both of San Diego, Cal, and | : soothe irri uiet wife of Prancis Jenkins, a Spanish-|Mrs. Alice Regenstreif, Mrs, Buther | SeTvices for Lera.G. Tatlton, 019, help clear the bead and American war veteran. She was a[Stein and Mrs. Mary Mishelow, all lo OST ave, ue ug at bring grand comfort. oa member of the Spanish War Vet-|{of Indianapolis; sons, Good- tomorrow FOR ADDED IF... erans’ auxiliary and the Englevcod|man Segal, Nathan Segal, Gabriel| 100 Capel of (he Chimes. Bur Fora, chest ad bck 34 bef Shapter- of the: Crane of :Bustgrmieusl, Thomas Seqsh and. Matis v,, New . Crown. Hme nib VapoRub. It Star. Segal, all of Indianapolis; 20 grand- fon, who Was 70, died Batur- works hodr- =6vEn lle Survivors besides her husband are|children, 10 grest-grandehildren (447 home. 3 thie bon relief. one sister, Mrs. ley Shepard of La-(and five great-great-grandchildren.| He wes & ticket agent for the | ol ogerectt fayette, arid two brothers, David| Burial will be in Shaare Tefillah reyhoun Co. for 16 years, re- ment, tonight. a

MRS. WYVERN E. MATTINGLY Services for Mrs. Wyvern Elizabeth Mattingly, 3907 Hoyt ave., an Indianapolis resident 18 years, will

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