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MONDAY, FEB: 4, 1946 AL William R. Fischer, Former

Police Officer Here, Dies

William R. Fischer, formerly a policeman here 25 yeats, died Saturday in his home at North Vernon. He was 55, . Services will be held in Moore mortuaries Peace chapel at 1:30 p. m, Wednesday. Burial will be in Washington Park. Mr. Fischer, born in Mason City, Ill, was a sergeant with the Indianapolis police force and had driven the emergency car, had been on squad car duty and had worked in the policesrecord room. He went to North Vernon to live after his retitement six years ago. { Survivors are his wife, Freda Wilson Fischer; a son, F. Wesley Fischer, Indianapolis; three daughters, Mrs. Verla Carlstedt, Mrs. Wilma Bowles and Mrs. Betty Hunter, Indianapolis; four “ brothers, ' Fred Fischer, Crawfordsville; Paul, Leigh and Connelly Fischer, and a sister, Mrs. Mazie Mattson, Indianapolis.

MRS. RUBY FRANCES KIRBY Rites for Mrs. Ruby Frances Kirby were to be held at 10 a. m. today in the Montgomery Mortuary by Dr. C. W. Atwater, pastor of First Baptist church, of which she was a member. Burial was in ‘Crown Hill. Mrs. Kirby was at one time a member of the Kentucky BState Board of Missions of the Baptist church. 8he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Irene Scalf, Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. H. P. Spencer, Chicago.

MRS. CATHERINE KOERS Rites for Mrs® Catherine Mary Koers will be conducted at 9 a. m. Wednesday in St. Philip Neri church. Burial will be ‘in St. Joseph's. Mrs. Koers, 635 N. Oxford st. died yesterday in her home at the age of 53. She had been a resident of Indianapolis 47 years, She was a member of St. Philip Neri church and the church Altar society. She is survived by her husband, Herman H. Koers; four sons, Raymond Arthur Koers, 8. Sgt. Henry B. Koers, serving in Martinsburg, W. Va., Pfc. Vernon F. Koers, serving in Japan, and Gilbert J. Koers, inducted Friday; three daughters, Mrs. Marie Baldus, Mrs, Mildred Bowman and Miss Dorothy Agnes Koers, all of Indianapolis; fwo sisters, Mrs. Ethel Whitney and Mrs. Esther Jahnke, both of Indianapolis; four brothers, Victor Roell, Davenport, Iowa; Arthur Roell, Bedford; Elmer Roell, Indianapolis, and Francis Roell, Detroit; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.

Roell, Indianapolis, and 10 grand- D. m. tomorrow by Rabbi Samuel |ters. Dr. Blanche M.

children.

ISAAC R. HOLYCROSS Rites for Isaac Rolly Holycross, owner and operator of the Paramount theater in Anderson for 15 years, will be conducted by the Rev, Arthur L. Mahr, Parkersburg, W. Va., in Flanner & Buchanan mortu-

will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Holycross was 61 and was born in Union county, Ohio. He

had lived here since 1908 and died Saturday in his home, 5902 Gull ford ave. At one time: he owned {the Premier Printing Oo. and had several real estate interests here. |" Active in social circles, Mr. Holycross was a member of the Indian apolis Athletic club, Mystic Tie lodge 398, F. & A. M, Scottish Rite and Murat shrine. Survivors are his wife, Claribelle Holycross, Indianapolis, and a niece and nephew in Columbus, O.

MRS. JESSIE R. BROWN Rites for Mrs. Jessie R. Brown, resident here 41 years, are to be held in Tglin Funeral home at 1:30

p. m. today followed by burial in Mt. Auburn cemetery, Shelby county. Mrs. Brown died Friday in her home, 1118 Villa ave. She was born in Shelby county, the daughter of the late Dr. W. M. Ford and Catherine Emerick Ford, She was the widow of Finley B. Brown, Surviving Mrs. Brown are two daughters, Mrs, George FP. Dean, Muncie, and Mrs. G. D. Bunge, Indianapolis; a grandson, Earl E. Brown, Indianapolis, and four sisters, Mrs. Lou Wertz, Flat Rock; Mrs. Eva L. Arthur, Crawfordsvile; Mrs, Claude McDonald, Akron, O., and Miss Hazel Ford, Shelbyville.

MRS. ELLA A. RIESTER

Requiem mass for Mrs. Ella A. Manien Riester, former Indianapolis merchant, was to be held at 8:30 a. m. today in S88. Peter and Paul cathedral. Burial was to be in Holy Cross. Mrs. Riester, who. was 84, died Thursday in her home, 1616 N. New Jersey st. She formerly had owned a dry goods and shoe store at 848 8. Meridian, st. 20 years. cL Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Lenora Cummings; a son, John PF. Manien. both stepson, Homer Riester, {three grandchildren, one {grandchild and two brothers.

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MRS. SARAH B. DOBROWITZ

| Mrs, Sarah B. Dobrowitz, wife of {the late Henry Dobrowitz, founder lof the Dobrowitz food markets in Indianapolis, died today in her home, 2492 Ruckle st. She was 81. Born -in Russia, Mrs. Dobrowitz {had lived in Indianapolis more than rm years. She was a member of the Jewish Home for the Aged, Jewish educational association and Knesses Israel auxiliary. Services will be conducted in the Aaron Ruben funeral home at

Katz, Rabbi David Shapiro, Cantor {Sam Levine and Cantor Abraham {Portnov. Burial will be in Shara ‘Tefilla cemetery, | Survivors are three stepdaughters, | Miss Rebecca Dobrowitz, Mrs. Bessie Barrett and Mrs. David Klapper; two stepsons, David Dobrowitz and Samuel J. Dobrowitz; two sisters,

ary at 3 p. m.' tomorrow. Burial|Mrs. Mollie Gerinstein end Mrs. JEFFERSONVILLE ©

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RITES TOMORROW

Services for Alonzo Hoffman, retired farmer, will be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Hortoh {funeral home. Burial will be in | Washington Park. | Mr. Hoffman died Saturday night |in his home on Seerley road. He {was 84. He was a member of West Newton Masonic lodge. | Survivors are five daughters, Mrs, Ethel Gilbert, Mrs. Carrie Poland, Mrs. Edith Long, Miss Lena Hoff man and Mrs. Susie Rost, all of | Indianapolis, and four grandchildren.

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ORDERS TOP OUTPUT '! WASHINGTON, Feb. ¢ (U. P.).—~ Shipments of 440 lumber mills ran [10.9 per cent above production and {new orders were 9.7 per cent ahead of output in the week ended Jan | 26, the National Lumber Manufacturers association reported today.

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RITES TOMORROW

» Services for Miss Maxine Ruth Morton will be conducted at 1:30 p..m, today in Moore mortuaries Peace chapel by Dr. Logan Hall, ‘pastor of Meridian street Methodist church, Burial will be in Crown Hill. Miss Morton, 72 N. Ewing st. died, Friday in Sunnyside sana- | torium. She was 30. She had lived in Indianapolis

of the Meridian street Methodist | church.

and Mrs. Edward Morton, and a sister, Miss Nixola Morton, all of Indianapolis.

Services for Mrs. Anna R. Hiner, resident here since 1897, are to be held In Royster & Askin mortuary, 1902 N, Meridian st. at 1:30 p. mtoday. The Rev. Virgil D. Ragan, pastor of Fairview Christian church, will officiate and burial will be in Crown Hill | Mrs. Hiner, who was 81, died last] night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Gard, 3246 N. New Jersey st. She was a native of Hartsville, Bartholomew county, and was the widow of George B. Hiner, who died in 1017. She was a member of the Christian church. Survivors include a son, -Dwight R. Hiner, Indianapolis; a grandson, Maj. James R. Hiner, who has just returned from the Philippines, and three sisters, Mrs. Charles Barth, Mattoon, Ill; Miss Mary Yost, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Pearl Malargic, Noblesville. Another son, Charles A. Hiner, died in September, 1044.

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MRS. MINNIE McCLAINE

Services and burial for Mrs. Minnie McClaine, former Indianapolis resident, will be conducted tomorrow in Los Angeles, Cal, where she died Saturday. ° The wife of Carl McClaine, she had lived here on the South side before moving to California 30 years ago. Survivors besides her husband] are two daughters, Mrs. Beulah | Gulick, San Francisco, and Mrs. Olive Hinds, South Gate, Cal., and two grandchildren.

STATE DEATHS |

| ANDERSON—-Mrs. Mathilda M. Fuller, 71. Survivors. Daughters, Mrs. Christina Gillis, Mrs. Hattie Lineback, Lemuel C. Nicoson Jr. 50, BRAZIL Eugene Shaffer, 41° Survivors: Daughters, Shirley, Patricia, Mary; sons, Larry, Edward. Paul; parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Hayes Shaffer; brothers, Wayne, | Paul, Earl; sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Lauten- | schlager, Mrs. Josephine Lewis. | Daniel J. Wallace, 88. Survivors: DaughHentschel, Mrs, | G. M. Estell, Mrs. Edith Neale; son, Charles O.

CHRISNEY-—Miss Catherine Giles, Survivors: Sister, Clara; brother, Clay. EVANSVILLE — Mrs. Florence Jane Camp, 44. Survivors: Husband, Noble E.; sons, Lloyd, Jack, Bobby, James R.: daughter, Josephine; brother, John Pierce; sisters, Mrs, Tins Lee, Mrs, Lucy Stafford. st TE ETOVIN-=Miy. Adeline Cummings, William Sylvester rs Wife, Irene; Mrs.

| Young, 52. rvivo: | mother, Mrs. Luls Gilmore; | Jessie Liewllyn. | NEW ALBANY-—Mrs. Cleo Louise Roach, 1 35. Survivors: Husband, George; “daugh-

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Geraldine Ann; parents, Mr. and Martin Belviy, . brothers, Clark, | Woodman, Oscar and Martin “Belviy Jr.;| Sisters, Mrs. Olga Lee, Miss Marjie elviy,

NORTH WEBSTER —- Mre. Cornelius Werle. Survivor: Husband, Cornejius.

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MRS, ANNA R. HINER 4 1 |

PRINCETON—-Norvin Blake Sr, 63. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. e Wilkinson, s. Edgar Swan; sons, Orville, Norvin Jr., Robert; sister, Mrs. William Collins. ST. PAUL—Charles 8. Honey, 68. Survivors: Wife, May, daughter, Mrs. Louise Gordon; sisters, Mrs, Betty Campbell, 84 Kate Honey; brothers, James, Edwin. SOMMERVILLE—Charles Albert Drew, 60. Burvivors: Wife, Mattie; daughters, Mrs. Opal Hilman, Mrs. O. Church, Mrs. Oval Briggs; son, Jesse E.; brother, Frank. SUMMITVILLE—John - F.. P. Thurston. Survivors: Mary

Thurston, Herbert, Ralph H. Little, Mrs. Charles Allman.

VINCENNES Edward Charles Holman, 19. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs,

Edward FP. Holman: brother, John Robert; sisler, Mrs. Helen Sieweres.

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