Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1945 — Page 5

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JOHN (JACK) THOMPSON Services for John (Jack) Thompson, 26 8. Capitol ave, who died

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JOSEPH DAVIS

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Services for Joseph Davis Sr., 2802 W. 61st st., will be held at 1:30 p. m.

A native of Thorn Grove, Tenn, he had been a resident here since 1915. He served as a ticket clerk for the Indianapolis Union railways. Survivors include his wife, Sally; a son, Joseph J. Jr.; his mother, Mrs, Eva Davis, Frankfort; three stepdaughters, Mrs. William Swan, Indianapolis; Mrs. Frank Regan, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Arthur Brown, Dayton, O.; a stepson, Paul Miller, St. Louis, Mo.; a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Detrick, Springfield, O., and a brother, Harry H. Davis, Knoxville, Tenn. :

Col. A.W.Meehan Listed As Dead

Missing since Nov. 16, 1942, Col. Arthur W, Meehan was declared officially dead by the war department in a letter to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8. Clement, 115 8. Belmont ave.

Col. Meehan was stationed at Hickam field, Oahu, T. H., at the time of the Jap raid on Pearl Harbor. He was lost when starting on a hombing mission over New Britain, A graduate of West Point, he had attended Indiana university and was graduated from Technical high school. He was a scout for the academy’s football team and while a cadet was a member of the team himself. He was a former employee of the sports department of the Star. Col. Meehan's wife and two daughters now live at Newburgh, N. Y., Mrs. Meehan'’s home before her marriage.

STATE DEATHS

ALEXANDRIA—Harry Clinton Kauffman,

Mrs. Lillie Belle Pine, 84. PueERia, Mrs. Mary Klingstein. NDERSON-—Mrs. Samuel E. Speece, 70. pA Husband, A E.; sons, Guy. Francis; brother J. Culliph sister, Miss Ardeita © , Cullipher. Cora Brook Survivors: us Robert; sister, re Emma Ci George and Clarence Groff, rs, Mattie Tey Benepe. senbise, 80. Survivor:

Survivor: Mrs. Lester Coffman.

Survivor:

Daughter,

B. Myers, 73. Surters, “Mrs. Russell | Su

FOREST—Mrs. Anna Lilybridge. GOSHEN-—Curtis W. Bennett, 57. Sur~ vivors: Wife, Irene; ; daugiiiat, Min, Thelin

Bennett Snyder; Mrs, Pearl a, Mrs. 0 ais pvr Mrs. George Machures, Mrs, Fiana McDowell, 89, Brother, Edward Fortney,

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, 10, a John, Leo and Al brothers, Jacob, os a sister, on Elizabeth Wagner.

oN KOMO-—Mrs. Catherine Parker, 76. Surtivons. Ra Ward: Lafayette M.; sons, , Warern, Harold,

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Mrs. J IK Landers. Cire And Social Worker, Diés|

his| campaigns, She' was a member of

Mrs. Jackson K. Landers wife of Jackson ‘Landers, owner of the Landers & Landers Insurance Co. died yesterday in her home at 4207

Active in social and civic Mrs. Landers was a member of the Propylaeum and the Woodstock) Country club, a former president of the St. Margaret's Guild and was active in the Bundles for Britain

the Episcopal church in Topeka,

She was a native of Hamilton, Ma. Mrs. Landers came here from

ter of Marcus A. Low, former general counsel for the Rock Island railroad. Survivors include her husband, a

S6T. CLARKE IS DECLARED DEAD

Brother to Conduct Memorial for Times Employee.

Missing in action since Jan. 7, 1045, Sgt. John (Jack) Clarke, formerly employed in the circulation

department of The Times, has been declared officially dead by the war department. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael FP. Clarke, 26228 Allen ave. Sgt. & Clarke entered the § service three years ago this month. He was with the

Sgt. Clarke 14th armored division and was killed in France. He went overseas. in October, 1944, and was a graduate of Technical high school. Survivors besides his parents are

five brothers, the Rev. Thomas Clarke of Evansville, William R., Joseph L., Prancis E. and Paul V. Clarke, all of Indianapolis; and four sisters, Sister Marillac of the St. Thomas hospital in Tennessee; Sister Mary Joseph of St. Joseph's hospital in Chicago; Mrs. Adolph Price, and Miss Patricia Clarke, both of Indianapolis. His flancee, Miss Eileen Sellmeyer, also survives. A memorial mass will be held at 9 a. m. Saturday at St. Catherine's Catholic church wi brother, the Rev., ducting the ‘services.

YOUTH BODY HONORS

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daughter, Mrs. Robert 8. Wild; and two nephews’ Dean Low of Chicago, and Marcus A. Low of Oklahoma. Services will

held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the & Buchanan . Burial will be in Topeka.

LILLIAN F. KARR

Karr, 1133 N. Berwick ave. died yesterday In City hospital. She 4.

The Rev. Leon K. Weatherman, former pastor of Fairfax Christian church, will conduct services at 1:30

Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be in Floral Park. Survivors are a sister, Mrs. May Rose Fortune of Indianapolis, and | several nieces and nephews. |

CARRIE ELLEN LINLAU

Services for Mrs. Carrie Ellen Linlau will be held at 2 p. m. today in the home of her son, Edward Linlau, 3704 E. Washington st.,, by Rev. O. A. Trinkle, pastor of Englewood Christian church. Burial will be in Memorial Park, Mrs. Linlau, widow of Charles |® Linlau, died Thursday in her home at 33 Eastern ave. Born in Cumberland, she had lived here most of her life. She was 80, Other survivors are a son, Robert Linlau of Miami, Fla, and a daughter, Mrs. Clara Chambers,’ of Indianapolis. MRS. STELLA SCHUMACHER - Services for Mrs. Stella Elizabeth Schumacher, 832 Layman ave, will be held at 2:30 p m. Wednesday in Cincinnati, Mrs. Schumacher, who was 63, died yesterday in her home. She was the: wife of Harry C. Schumacher, an East side machine shop operator, and had been a resident here for the past 14 years. She was a member of the Irvington Presbyterian church. Survivors include her husband, a daughter, Miss Melba Schumacher, a teacher at Broad Ripple high school; a sister, Mrs. Ara Droege, and a brother, Charles O'Brien, Cincinnati,

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