Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1946 — Page 9

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Mrs. Rachael A. Newton to ‘Be Buried Tomorrow. Services for Mrs. Rachel A. New-

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Edwards, pastor of Broadway Methodist church, will officiate and “| burial will be in Crown Hill

Mrs. Newton, who was 91, died|., yesterday in her home 515 E. 25th

st. She has been a resident here since 19000 and was the oldest

Newton, former star left-handed She was the mother of Eustace pitcher in the American league, and of Casper Newton, both of whom died sometime ago. Survivors are a brother, H. H. Brown, Greensburg; two sisters, Mrs. Cora Morrison, Carmen, Okla., and Mrs. Fannie Petersen, Lamar, Colo, and several nieces and nephews.

MRS. ANNA DIXON MIDDAUGH Rites for Mrs. Anna Dixon Mid-

be held in Belmont Avenue United Brethren church at 1 p. m, Thurs day. Burial will be in Floral Park. 8he was 67. Mrs. Middaugh died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Hadley, 15286 S, Belmont. She was born in Detroit, Mich., and lived here at 1532 8. Belmont. _ Burvivors besides Mrs. Hadley are another daughter, Mrs, Charles Chamness, and a son, Albert Dixon, residents here; two brothers, Albert Gehringer and William Gehringer, and two sisters, Mrs. Frank Wood and Mrs. Margaret Paplin, all of Detroit, Mich.

THOMAS J. BLAKEMORE Thomas. J. Blakemore, Indiana poet and prose writer, died yester day in his home, 2633 Carrollton. He was 8L

east of Jamestown, at 2 p. m. today. Burial there is to follow. Mr. Blakemere, a native of Jamestpwn, had contributed to state and l newspapers and to maga« zines. Most of his writing was done following his retirement from farming 26 years ago when he came here to live. Survivors include a son, Lorrel Blakemore, mail carrier here, and three sisters, Mrs. Irene Shelley, Indianapolis, Mrs, Mary Norton, Chicago, and Mrs. Adaline Monk, Los Angeles, Cal. His wife, Mrs. Frances Blakemore. died 17 years

FRANK OVERTON Services and burial for Frank

member of the Broadway church. |

Former Fleet Commander

Services are to be held in Old{, | Union Christian church, four miles

SERVICES SET FOR ADM, LEIGH

Dies in California.

LONG BEACH, Cal, Feb. § (U. P.)~Funeral services will be con~ ducted today for Adm. Richard, Leigh, 75, retired commander-in-chief of the United States fleet, who died at Naval hospital here last night. Private funeral rites here will be followed by interment in Arlington National cemetery at Washington. Adm. Leigh had been suffering from an intestinal disorder for three months. With him when he died was his wife, Mrs. Minnie H. Leigh, whom he married on Feb. 18, 1807. Adm, Leigh, who left active duty in 1084 for age and disability, came out of retirement on the eve of Pearl Harbor to advocate newer and faster battleships for the navy. Adviser at Geneva

of he fleet and stressed “the wisdom of the navy’s large force of cruisers” which he said would be needed a8 much for protection and attack as for combat duty with the fleet.

Aug. 132, 1870, Adm. Leigh was graduated from the U. 8. academy at Annapolis, Md., in 1891 and was promoted to the rank of admiral on Sept. 15, 1831. In 19032 he took over as commander in chief of the fleet, sueceeding Adm. Frank H. Schofield. He later served as naval adviser to the American delegation attending the Geneva disarmament éonference in 1933 and the ndon conference in 1034,

died yesterday at hig home in Plain. field, are scheduled for tomorrow afterrioon. He was 67. Mr. Overton had worked for the Shell Oil Co. here 22, years until his retirement in 1938. Survivors are his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Beulah Pruitt, In. dianapolis, and Mrs. Ils McOoy Spiceland; a son, Harold Overton, Wilkinson; two brothers, Arlie

Overton, Clayton, and two sisters.

H R. DRESCHER H. B. Drescher, retired business man and husband of Lydia Wallace Drescher, who lived here before her marriage, died Saturday in Sacramento, Cal, Mr. Drescher, who was 80, is survived by his wife; a son, Bernard Carl Drescher, Sacramento, and his brother-in-law, Warrack Wallace, Brendenwood.

HARRY ESTELL Services will be held at 1. p. m. tomorrow at the Good Samaritan Methodist church by the Rev. J, T. Highbaugh for Harry Estell, 433 Bright st, who died Saturday. Burial will be in Floral Park. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Katie Estell, and six nieges.

HARRIMAN IN TOKYO TOKYO, Feb. 5 (U. P.) Former United States ambassador to Russia W. Averell Harriman returned to Tokyo today after a trip to Korea.

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MRS. EFFIE PARKER | Services for Mrs, Effie Thrash Parker, who died Sunday in her home, 2341 N. Rural at, will be held in Mt. Carme] Baptist church at 1 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Hill Mrs.” Parker was born in Prince ton and had lived here 34 years. She

tist church end participated in the choir, Sunday school and women's

group. Survitors include Her husband, Robert D, Parker. two sisters, Mrs. Frances Ann Lockett and Mrs. Caroline Smith; a brother, John Thrash, all living here.

HELICOPTER TO AID RECRUITING DRIVE

The U. 8. army recruiting station in the Federal building will launch an all-out campaign at 2 p. m. tomorrow on the Circle for increased enlistments. Included in an hour-long demonstration will be a hovering helicopter from which will come a broadcast. The public also will be able to talk to the pilot with a walkie talkie, A fleet of jeeps will give free public rides and escort enlistees to Loew's theater. Those Joining will be guests of the theater to see Ann Sothern in “Up Goes Maisie” Meanwhile, Miss Sothern, M. G. M. star, has accepted the title of honorary army recruiting aide in na, : The ™. Harrison band will play during the army show. Tomorrow is the opening day of a week’s recruiting campaign.

6 VETERANS BACK ON HOWE FACULTY

Bix discharged veterans have ree sumed their duties on the faculty At Howe high school and another has begun his first semester as & member of the faculty, Those returning are Merle Wimmer, seience, who was a lieutenant h| commander in the navy; Elwood Yeager, former army captain, physical education; Willlam Smith, who was a lieutenant in the sanitary corps, science and Max Howard, art, sergeant in the air forces. Russell Curtis and Kenneth Smartz, social studies, were technical serBeant and private, respectively. John Bhepard, ex-army air force pivase, has joined the music fac-

.. BANDITRY IN EGYPT CAIRO, Egypt, Feb. b (U.P). Bandits overpowered four guards in

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"MME. SOONG SAILS HAMILTON FIELD, Cal, Feb. 5 (U, P.).—~Mme, T. V., Soong, wife of | the premier of China, left late yes-| terday for Shanghai aboard an army |

ing to her native land for the first time in five years.

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