Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1945 — Page 5

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STATE DEATHS

ANDERSON—Jess Irwin, 41. Survivors: Wife, Blanche; son, Forest Lee; parents, Mr. and Jars, T..J. Irwin; brothers, WilClarence Vernon, Ed: sisGolladay, Mrs. Mildred

annah, 84 Survivors: Sisters Mrs, i Phillips, Mrs. Minnie Malone.

Mrs. Nadia Folger. 64. Burvivors: Husband, Earl; sons, Dalton, Robert; daughter, Mrs. Ruth Wagner, ‘BOONYV Leo Lioyd Taylor, 36. SufTov Pargnts, Mr. and Mrs. rs.

brothers, Floyd, Oecil H. Addison

1, Richa . Gertrude Allen, on Vivian yearsier. Mrs. Flora ooley ; Kenne' Iven, Hezzie, Charles; es Alexander; sisters, Mrs, Julia Brooks, Mrs. Josie Hopper, ENRMANDALE—William Jacob Wagle, 84. Survivors: Son, Thomas B.; mother, rs. Wagle: brothers, Pie. Delbert, Pfc. Kendle, 8 2-¢ Jesse, Edward, David; sisters, Mrs. Theodore Haynes, Mrs. David Haynes, Mrs. Russell Haynes, Mrs. Henry Erwin, Miss Belvia Wagle,

i Survivors Wits, Ber H., Steinmets, 60.

rvivors:' Wife, Bertha; brothers, August, Julius. sisters, Mrs. Ida Peva, Mrs. . Mrs. Clara Plucks. Hubert months. Survivors: Parents, Pease;

Vernon, David; ma K

, three Mr. and Mrs.

William Botham Kenneth, Kermit, William, sis

y Wilmer, Russell; sisters, Mrs, ‘James Schrock, Mrs. John Bowman, Mrs. Mel Cripe, Mrs. John MeGarity; Weve Edwin Baker. FORT WAYNE-—Elvey Chan Scott, 64. Survivors: Wife, Nannie; daughter, Mrs. Harry Leonard; sons, Opl . GALENA~—Michael J, —— Survivors: Wife, Ellen J; J., Michael J. y John ; daugh‘ters, Mrs. Robert H. rawand, Sis. Hugh E Br Bir; Sisters, Ellen Michelle, Mrs. Elmer

BAUBSTADT-Mrs. Essie Buck, 64, JONESVILLE—Henry J. L. Kobbe, 71. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. William Burbrink. KOKOMO-—Frank Lowlett Sr., 87. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Maud MecInturf, Mrs. Gertrude Stahl; son, Prank Jr. MONTPELIER ame mes Nelson Purman. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. John ©. Bants; son, Emmett L; sister, Mrs, go MOUNT VERNON--Lawrence W, worth, 71. Survivors: Wife, Katie; dough. ter, Helen C.: sons, alter, Gilbert; sister, Mrs. Amelia Ehrhardt.

‘MUNCIE-—Mrs. Velma Iorns

Charles E. | siste Pimberton; Peigenthaler.

Dart, | Davenport, , | Florence Carter,

Wilda Houseman, Mrs. Charles

NAPPANEE — Holderman, 101. Survivors: daughters, Mi. Daisy Holder. man, Mrs. Mary Mates, Emma Cra Craig; sons, David, Roy, Hi y eh as.

ters, Enis Barn

OAKLAND CITY

—QGeorge Gears, 82. Sutvivers: Son, Omer; daughter, Mra Rose

SELVIN—James BE. Fisher, 47. Surviv-

ors: Wife, Jesse; sons, Billy, Buddy; father, William Pisher brothers, Pete

rs, Mrs. Elma Phaxton, Mrs. Leona

SHARPSVILLE Mrs. Hannah isshath

83. Survivor: Daughter,

SOMERVILLE. My. Bunice Smith Winsaches an Mrs. Toph hin Sm Be natin; Ed and Jesse Coleman ———————————————— 2 MILLIONTH GI HEADS HOME MARSEILLES, Prance, Nov, 19 (U. P.),—The 2,000,000th American soldier ' to be redeployed from

Europe since V-day—Cpl. Charles W. Hudgins, 21, Norfolk, Va.—

eit; | headed home today aboard the U, 8.

army transport Gen. Breckenridge.

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DENNIS EGAN LECK

Rites for Dennis Egan Leck, a Times editorial employee, on leave, will be held at 10 a. m, Friday in SS. Peter and Paul Oathedralptired last year. He was a native

: of Rome, Perry county, and had Burial will be in Holy Cross ceme-|,. 4 in Indianapolis 30 years,

Surviving are two sons; Norbert and Leo, both of Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs, Mary Snyder, Indi-

tery, “The body is expected to arrive tomorrow from Portland, Ore. 1t was there that he was killed Nov. anapolis; four brothers, Herman, 9. A radioman 1-c in the DAVY. gpqgar and Matt, all of Rome, and the 32year-old newspaperman was George, of Indianapolis, and three

en route home from overseas duty. Mrs. Mar Mrs. He fell from a train shortly after) Sr : ¥ Kingery,

he left Portland on the last leg of his journey home. It is hoped arrangements can} be completed for a military funeral. Mr. Leck became a Times employee in September, 1930. He worked on the city staff until he entered the navy in January, 1943. He taught radio code in this country and then was sent to the South Pacific.

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JAMES H. CHAMPION Rites will be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Usher mortuary for James Hardin Champion, em-

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