Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1945 — Page 8

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Services for Prank B. Walls, head

Shrine of Methodism Was/|.: rawrence Central nigh school. Dedicated in 1769. will be conducted at 2 p. m. Friday EA in the Flanner & Buchanan morPHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26 (U. P).|tyary, 3 Old St. George's church, 176-year-| nr. Walls, who was 35, died Monold shrine of American Methodism, day from injuries received in a fall

damaged last ht by a fire/down a stairway in his home, 1236 - destroyed Sd W. 35th st. Burial will be at : Y| Danville. °

school room and spread through the Besides his coaching activities,

Mr. Walls also had officiated at oldest Methodist| Hoosier basketball and football church in the United States and games for several years. He had second oldest in the world, for a been at Lawrence Oentral high Ed school since September. Mr. Walls © Sime was threatened with destruc-|somerly coached athletic teams in tion. Laurel and Worthington high The fire started in the basement |schools. and ate through the ceiling to the Mr. Walls was ‘born in Sharon,

floor wooden-benc Pa, and had lived in Indianapolis frst on Tod Sunday the last five years. He was gradu-

school. Then it spread to the|,iq from Central Normal college, chapel on the second floor. later receiving a master’s degree Actual loss was estimated at from Butler university. A former $5000, but the intangible historic ual al workes with the Volunteers 0 erica, he also was a member Joss was much greater. Overheated of the Indiana High School Athpipes were blamed for the fire.

letic association, the Y's Men's club The famous church was dedicated |, + the Laurel Masonic lodge.

in 1769—before the birth of the na- (“'g 1° HEEL ASE TO Ee re tion—and was the site of the first | yy 401 Hites Walls: a daughter,

three conferences of American 3 Betty Jeanne, both of Indianapolis; Methodism in 1773, 1774 and 1975. his father, Rich L Walls of

FASY TO USE . .. Sharon, and 12 brothers and sisters. W ® @ o |A brother, Grant L. Walls, is a

coach in Norwood, O., schools.

GUY H. ABBOTT Services for Guy H. Abbott, former, Indianapolis businessman who died in his home at Marion, Ind. yesterday, will be held at 3 p.m. _ Mr. Abbott was born at Wells River, Vt, of early American stock, He graduated from Dartmouth college and served on‘ that school’s alumni council for several years. Moving to Chicago in 1902 he was employed at the Republic Metalware Co. Later he became secre-tary-treasurer of Ditto, Inc, and was named president of the corporation after several years, In 1938 he moved to Indianapolis and was an executive of the Audiphone Co, manufacturers of hearing aids. He left Indianapolis in 1642 ‘and became personnel director of Wiley-Lett, Inc. of Marion, until his death.

CLEANS Kein-tone, Sero-tone Texolite, Spred and other paints of this type He was a member of the Con- —— |gregational church,

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LEORA JANE JOHNSON Services for Miss Leora Jane Johnson, who’ died yesterday in her home, 746 N. Somerset ave, will be held at 1:30 p. m, tomorrow in Shirley Brothers West side chapel. Burial will be in Park cemetery. ty Miss Johnson, who was 21, had been active in USO work here for more than two years. She was a member of the Tabernacle Baptist church and the Daughters of America, council 53. Survivors include the parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs, Thomas H. Johnson; three brothers, Joseph, Tommy and Donnie Johnson, and the grandparents, Thomas D. Johnson and Mrs. Eva Smith, all of Indianapolis.

ROXANNA M. GRAUL Services for Mrs. Roxanna M. Graul, who died Monday in her home, 1922 W. Washington st., will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Royster & Askin funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Graul was born in Coatesville and had lived in Indianapolis for the last 30 years, Survivors are her brother, Burton A. Knight of Indianapolis; two sisters, Miss Minnie Knight of Indianapolis and Mrs. John Greenlee of Plainfield. two nieces, Mrs. Mary Wimsett. and Miss Genevieve Greenlee, and a neplitew, Donald Greenlee, all of Plainfield. +

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GEORGE EVERETT HAINES

Final rites for George Everett Haines, 1256 W. 30th st, who died while in a downtown restaurant yesterday, will be held on Friday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Plymouth. He was 65. An Indianapolis printer the last 45 years, Mr, Haines was employed as a printer and proofreader bv The Indianapolis News. He was a member of Typographical Union No. 1 (A. PF. of L) and formerly was president of the local union. Mr. Haines was a member of the Episcopalian church in Plymouth. Survivors include his wife, Winona, of Indianapolis, and' three sisters, Mrs. Roy Barnes of New York city; Mrs. George Snowden of Knox, Pa, “and Mrs. Ida Cox of Winchester.

ORA H. WADDELL

Services for Ora H. Waddell, 404 N. Delaware st., will be held at 12: today in the Hisey & Titus mortu-

Motfier-in-Law of Former Governor Dies at 91,

| Mrs. Emma Brown, mother-in-| law of Henry PF. Schricker, former

month ago, ~

century married Dr. Stephen A Brown. She and Dr. Brown estdblished their residence at Knox. Fol-

Schricker, are three other daughters, Mrs. Arthur Brewer, Knox, Mrs. W. A. Davis and Mrs. Charles Larrew, both of Battle Creek, Mich.; | two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Keller, Winamac and Mrs. Byron Saylor, Bismarck, N. D.; nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

JULIA JEAN JACKSON

Services for Mrs. Julia Jean Jackson, 34 E. 37th st, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Jackson, who was 30, died Monday in her home, She was a graduate of . Tudor Hall, and the Erskine school, Boston. Survivors include her husband, Donald W. Jackson; two sons, David Snyder Jackson and Donald Hall Jackson; her mother, Mrs Helen Snyder Hall, and a brother, William Snyder Hall, Indianapolis, and a grandfather, W. J. Snyder, Brazil.

MRS. BUNIE CLINE

Services for Mrs. Bunie Cline, who died yesterday at her home, 3140 N: Meridian st., will be held at 11 aa -m Friday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Cline, who was 67, was a

Mrs. Altal J. Sturm, R. R. 2, Box 97, Greenwood, died yesterday in her home. She was 432. A native of Brown county, Mrs.

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J. Allen; a son, Olin O, Allen of]

Services for William Paul Flanary, 2520 College ave., who died Monday |* at St. Vincent's hospital, will be held at 9 a. m. Priday at SS. Peter

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dent of Indianap- ° olis, Mr. Flanary was active in Democratic polit ical circles, serv-

CHRISNEY Mrs. Agnes L. Wetzel, ELBERFELD-—Robert PF. Morris, 53. Sur. vivors: Wife, Bertha; son, Robert; broth ers, Charles, Forrest. re Wit goaude Uniian, Cot. Robert: vors: e, 3 A y : dan ter, Mrs. Dorothy Hinds, brother

Ig, and five grandchildren, all -of Indianapolis.

MRS. MAUDE ALLEN : Services for Mrs, Maude Allen, 46 N. Gladstone ave, who died at her home today, will be conducted at 2 p. m. Friday at the Dorsey Funeral home, Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. She was

gs i, ae ome AR $ s " mn 8.; da , Mrs, Everett : ey Fa Mrs. Hannah Catherine Cripe, #1. Sur. vivers: Son Burt D.; sister, Susan Mrs. Howard Kyser, 30. Survivors: Husband, Howard; son, Keith; sisters, Mrs, Harold H, Bechtel, Mrs. Chester Bennetts, Me. Vernon Roose; brothers, Lowell and y Brown. IDAVILLE—-Mrs. suena Peters, 68. LAFAYETTE-Joseph Meinert, 72. SurJit: Daughters, Clara Schmitt, Elisa-

Born in Cutler, Mrs. Allen had Miss Saran % Cole. Survivors: Brother,

wood chapter Order of Eastern Star. . Survivors include her husband, O.

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” Mes. Newkirk, 76. Survivors: Daughregistration in ters, Mrs. Olive Millapaugh, Mes. Roberts OXFPORD—-Virgil Burcham, 84. Marion county Foland, Mrs. Tracewell; sisters, : Mrs. W. O. Goble, Mrs. CHff Curiess, Mrs.| RUSHVILLE~Mrs. Carrie B. Prine, 82. from 1933 to 1042. Clem ; and Earle Frank East, Survivors: Formerly he was Khe. = - " Da Mrs. Layden Mrs. rthur wrence ‘Brooks, Survivors: Ross; sons, Noel, a South side mer- Wife, Iona A.; Sons, Woodrow, Russell, | Carl, William, Clarence. chant from 1004 Lee, Wilson: daughters, Miss Dorothy |. WwASHINGTON-—Matthew Beicher, 63. to 1934. Mr. Planary was former|Brooks Mrs Juanita Pets. Mrs. MAS7| winoNa LAKE-The Rev. Bari Natiager supervisor of time keepers at Curtiss-| woit;’ brother, Ray. YORKTOWN--Mrs, Dollie Yingling, 83. Wright. EVANS) ben A. Reed, ‘84.| Survivors: Daughters, a re Hide: Survivors include his wife, Stella; | Survivors: Wife. Fennie Mae; S008. son, avis, Kirby. Carl. Charles; two sons, Tom and Bill; & daughter, |“ 8 CL TE Ce Daughter, | Sar, d | Minnick, Mrs, Becky Shackleford; two sisters, ius Mary Spicer; sisters, Mix gr 2 hl Mrs. Mary Beswick and Mrs. Katie | Dobson. rs. Seren Wo wood. Este

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