Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1946 — Page 7

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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9, 1948 Invalid Girl Who Wrote to Hundreds of Soldiers Dies| }

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she was 2 years old, Wilma died last night at her home, 1361 Oliver ave, She was 14, - A paralysis victim, she had spread her captivating cheer in letters to hundreds of world-wide correspondents. “Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Meece, sald that Wilma Eliza beth was eager to meet her correspondents, never once considering her physical condition. The Rev. E. P. White, pastor of the Trinity Methodist church, of which she was a member, will conduct services at 2 p. m. Friday, Besides the parents, a brother, Gilbert Meece, survives her:

ALBION H. MYERS Albion H. Myers, electrical engineer and resident here for 42 years, died yesterday at his home, 4051 Eastern ave. He was 66. Husband of Mrs. Ida M. Myers, Mr. Myers had been an electrical

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engineer for Loew's theater. Previously he had worked in the federal building. ‘He was a member of the Methodist church, the -Noblesville Masonic lodgé and the Electrical Workers union. local 481. A native of Elnora, he graduated in 1809 from Valparaiso university. Burvivors besides his wife aré his nephews, Gordon and George Myers, and nieces, Mrs. Doris Brown of Chicago ‘and Mrs. Pauline Brown of Elnora; and his aunts, Mrs. James Callahan of Odon, Ind. and Mrs. Margaret Littell of West Point, Miss.

MARY E. WASHINGTON Services for Mrs. Mary E. ‘Washington, 140 Puryear st., will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Mt. Paran | Baptist church. Burial will be in | Floral Park cemetery. Mrs. Washington, who died Monday in City hospital, was a former resident of Muncie and Nashville, Tenn, ' She was a member of Mt.

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MRS. LOUISE "FORBERGER Services for Mrs. Louise Forberger, 4012 E. 34th st., will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church. Burial’ will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Forberger, who was 82, died yesterday {in her home.

more than 75 years. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Ida Peaper, Miss Irma Fore berger, Mrs. Amelia Carey and Mrs. { Hilda Roch, Indianapolis; a sister, | Mrs. Caroline Peterman, Greenwood; three grandsons, Herbert | Peaper, Pvt. David Roch, U. 8. | army, and Jerry Roch, and a { granddaughter, Miss Carol Ann | Peaper, Indianapolis.

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Marion lodge 35 in 1877 and was the dean of thrice potent’ masters of Adoniram Grand lodge of Perfection and Scottish Rite governing body from 1900 to 1902. The oldest surviving officer of each body, he was active in the construction of the temple which preceded the present Scottish Rite cathedral, Mr, Hutchinson was 'worshipful master of Pentalpha lodge in 1804 and presided when the first super-

Indianapolis council 2 more than 50 years ago. He was also a meme ber of the Chamber of Commerce and the Taharnacla Preshvterian church. He served on the board of park commissioners from 1022 to 1925, Services will be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Internment will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Besides his daughter, two sisters, Mrs, John Love and Mrs. Edward Hale;<both of Indianapolis, survive. Honorary pallbearers will. include 33d degree Masons and past masters of Pentalpha lodge 564, F. & A. M.

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ALTO-—Ernest Boone, Survivors: Daughter, Mary: Alberta » , Everett, BLUFFTON “Susan C. Horner, 92 Survivors: Dsughter, Bre John Wood | gurv ward, Mrs. Lucinda Charles Barnes, 58, Busvivors: Wite, | Shae Thelma; daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Monroe; sons, Robert, Richard, CLINTON—Bverett A, Davisson, 61, EATON--Mrs. Forrest Roberts, 70. Sure vivors: Husband, 'Alvie; sons, James, Mitchell.

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JULIUS BOERGERSHAUSEN Julius Boergershausen, retired city baker, died yesterday in City

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