Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1946 — Page 4

‘Bert’ Hitzelberger

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Albert C. (Bert)

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winter. He was 63.

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Evergreen lodge 713, F. & A. M, Murat Shrine and Scottish Rite. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Rose J. Hitzelberger; a daughter, Miss Josephine Hitzelberger; two brothers, Gus Hitzelberger and George Hitzelberger, all of Indianapolis, and three sisters, Mrs. Ann Smith and Mrs. Helen Allen, both of New York, and Mrs. Amelia Bamberger, Chicago. ’

MRS. NELLE KING BARTH Mrs. Nelle King Barth, wife of Clayton A. Barth, 4444 Winthrop ave, died Saturday night in her home after a long illness. .. She was 76. Services will be held in the home at 2 p. m. tomorrow, followed by burial in Crown Hill, Mrs. Barth lived here 57 years and belonged to Central Avenue Methodist church 40 years. Survivors besides her husband are a son, Eugene C. Barth,” Indianapolis; two granddaughters, Shirley Barth and Betsy Barth, and two sisters, Mrs. Claude H. Shoop,

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Services for Willlam H. Herr, retired carpenter, will be conducted at 2 p. m. today in the Tolin funeral home, {. Mr. Herr died {Priday in his { home, 5051 Camden st. He was | 78. | He was a mem{ber of the Mc | Gréw camp, Span- | ish-American war veterans, and the South Side Church of the | Nazarene. | Survivors include two daughters,

William Herr

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. Hitzelberger, owner of the Hitzelberger Fuel and

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Arrangements for the services

A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Hitzelberg lived at 5222

He founded the Fuel and Supply Co. about 20 years ago. Active in Republican political circles, he for- tn merly was a precinct committee-

He was a member of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church,

i | and three great-grandchildren,

| Miss Gladys Herr and ‘Miss Sophie |

and rtlers, and belonged to Downey Ave- | Russell E. Heir, all of Indianapolis® nye Christian church.

Mrs. Helen Parr 89. to Be ~ Given Burial Here Today]

Services for Mrs, Helen Crull . | Parr, former welfare worker, were to be conducted at 10 a. m. Aoday in .Royster & Askin mortuary by the Rev. J. Maurice Thompson, pastor of the Broad Ripple, Christian church. Burial was in Crown Hill. Mrs, Parr, a resident of Indianapolis 79 years, died Thursday in Lafayeute Soldiers’ home, where she lived seven years. She was 89. Active in club work for many years, she had been a volunteer worker for the old Dime Savings and Loan Co. and the Family Welfare society. She was a member of the Trinity Methodist church and 20th Cenry club of West Indianapolis and a past president of Gordon Woman’s Relief corps. Het husband, W. E. Parr, died seven years ago. Survivors are three sons, Charles, Ernest and Grover, and two daughters, Mrs. Anna Venable and Mrs. Guy Hoyt, all of Indianapolis.

ducted at 9 a. m, tomorrow -in ‘St, John’s Catholic church. Burial will be in Holy Cross. Mr. Gardner, who had resided in

a local nursing home. He was 89. A native'of Indianapolis, he was

Western league, and had managed the York and Hastings (Neb. teams. He' formerly umpired in the Texas and Western leagues. Mr. Gardper was a member of St. John's church and .the Elks, In world war I, he served overseas with the Canadian army. An aunt, Mrs. Hazel Marquardt, Indianapolis, survives him:

MORRIS A. BERNARD

Morrié A. Bernard, retired grocer, died today in his home, 2923 Park ave. He was 51.

Services will be conducted by Rabbi Israel Chodos and Cantor Myro Glass in Aaron Ruben funeral home at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Beth-El cemetery. Born in Hungary, Mr. Bernard Services for Mrs. Cora Electa|came here to live 36 years ago. He Walz, Indianapolis resident for 18 was a member of Monument lodge, years who died yesterday in herp, & A. M.: Bnai Brith, Azras home, 548 E. 30th st. will be held|Achaim congregation and was a Ziat 3 p. m. tomorrow at North Meth- | onist. odist church. Burial will be in| Survivors are his wife, Sarah; one

Crown Hill. |da ughter, Mrs. Ann Bryan, and one Mrs, Walz, who was 76, was a! grandchild.

leader of the Women's Christian | Church society of the North church. A graduate of the College of Music, ! Bloomington, Ill, she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. She was a native of Darwin, Ill, and had lived in Chicago prior to moving here. Surviving are her husband, Frank | H.; two’ sisters, Mrs. May HofImeister and Mrs. Gertrude Camp-

MRS. CODA E. WALZ

Rites Announced For Sgt. Downs

Services for Sgt. Kenneth Downs veteran member of the Indianapolis police department,

the English hotel, died Friday in’

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RITES SET FOR

‘MRS. HUTSELL

Wife of Former County Clerk Dies.

Services for Mrs. Florence Hutsell, wife of the late George O: Hutsell, former Marion county clerk, will be conducted at 2 p. m, tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan funeral home by the Rev. Sidney Blair Harry, pastor of Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. Burial will be in Crown Hill, | Mrs. Hutsell died Saturday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. O. A. Birr, 5753 College ave. She was 76. She was a native of Lawrence county and had lived in Indianapolis 33 years. She was a member of the old Home Presbyterian church, North Park chapter, O. E. S., and Pocahontas lodge. Survivors, besides Mrs. Birr, are two daughters, Mrs. Nellie C. Lueke and Miss Estelle May Hutsell; a son, Elmer Hutsell, two grandchildren, James O. Birr and Robert Lueke, and three great-grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

JAMES DAVIS

Services for James Davis, resident of Indianapolis 52 years, will be conducted at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Peoples funeral home. Burial will be in New Crown. . ) Mr. Davis died Friday in City hospital. He was 71. He was formerly an employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co., and had farmed for several years near Salisbury. Survivors: are a daughter, Mrs. James W. Boles, Indianapolis, and three granddaughters, Mrs. Eddie Johnson and Mrs. Laverne Squires both of Indianapolis, and ‘Mrs. Hattie Mae Jones of Oklahoma.

bell, both of Denver, Colo, and &| wij] pe conductbrother, Wilbur Wamsley, Los An-| a4 at 2 p. m. togeles, Cal.

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“The body wil] remain at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary until time

for services. p. m. WednesMRS. HANNAH SCHUBACK Say /inghe home : of his mother, Rites for Mrs: Hannah Schuback, Mrs Irene widow of Leopold Schuback, who Downs of died in 1943, will be conducted by Greensburg Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht in Aaron-| got Downs Sgt. ‘Downs

Ruben funeral home at 2'p. m. OMUITOW. was stricken by | Mrs. Schuback, who was 75, died yesterday in the home of her son, Solle L, Schuback, 5340 Hill She ‘was a native of New York City and lived here 47 years. Survivors bssides her son are a daughter, Mrs. Flossie Goodman, | and a sister, Mrs. Julia Shanaman, Indianapolis, three grandchildren |

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MRS. REBECCA A. MILLER

Mrs. Rebecea Angeline Miller, | member of a Johnston county pioineer family and a resident here 45 { years, died yesterday in her home, {23 S. Hawthorne lane, after an ill-! ness of four months. She was 98. Mrs. Miller was one of the Mec- | Quinn family, Johnston county set-

Survivors include a son, I. -L. Miller, and a daughter, Mrs. Esther Miller, Indianapolis, and two { brothers, Henry McQuinn, Kokomo, | and Ira McQuinn, Greensburg.

FRANK C. GARDNER

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{JOHN F. BECKER

John F. Becker, truckgardener here 33 years for Harry F. Hohlt, {died yesterday at his home, R. R. 3, | Box 53., He was 74 and came to In-| dianapolis in ‘1913 from Louisville, ! |Ky. Services will be conducted by the | {Rev. Robert C. Kuebler, pastor of | | Priedens Evangelical and Reformed church, in Wald funeral home, 1637

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Lester C. Morris, attorney here 28 years, died yesterday in his home, 5745 Washington blvd. He was 54,

sServices will be -held in Hisey & Titus

mortuary at 2 p. m. Wednes~ day followed by burial in Washington Park. Mr. Morris had offices in the Bankers Trust°bldg. He was a native of Lynn, Mass, and received his law degree from Harvard. He camp here to practice law after serving in world war I. Active in politics, Mr. Morris had been committeeman in precinct 4, ward 21. He was a member of Mystic Tie lodge 398, F, & A. M.; Oriental Commandery 62, Knights Templar; Murat Shrine, Indianapolis Hunting dnd Fishing Club, Inc., Osric Mills Watkins post 162, American Legion; Lawyers’ Association of Indianapolis, and the state and local bar associations. . . Survivors are his wife, Martha Jane; a daughter, Mrs, Dorothy J. Correll; a son, Richard Adams Morris, and a granddaughter, Catherine Jane Correll, all living here.

MRS. SUSAN E. DRAKE Rites for Mrs. Susan E. Drake, oldest member of Hillside Christian church, will be conducted by the Rev. Herbert J. Wilson, pastor of the church, in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary at 3 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mrs. Drake lived at 4202 Sunset ave. and died Saturday night. She was 88. Survivors are two daughters, Miss Flora E, Drake, Indianapolis, and Mrs, E. A. Geodwin, North Canton, O.; a son, Carl B. Drake, Des Moines, Ia.; five grandchildren and

"| five great-grandchildren,

| {LYNN B. MARTINDALE | Services for Lynn Boyd Martindale, former real estate agent and member of a pioneer family here, are to be held in Santa Barbara, Cal, today. Burial will be here later in -Crown Hill, Mr. Martindale died Saturday in {the home of, his sister, Miss Emma | Martindale, in Santa Barbara, where he had lived a year. He had lived here since 1863

a heart attack while on .duty Fri- [N. Illinois st., at 10 p. m. Wednes- | land was the oldest in the large He died enroute t0 day. Burial will be in Washington family of Elijah B. Martindale,

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JOHN C. GEIGER

Services for John C. Geiger, lifelong resident of Indianapolis, gyill ber conducted at 9 a. m. tomorrow in St. Joan of Arc church, Burial will be in St. Joseph cemetery. Mr. Geiger died Saturday in the: Veterans' Administration hospital, He was 68, A resident of 3510 E. Fall Creek pkwy., he was a projectionist for the Oriental theater. He had for merly been a projectionist for the old Alabama theater. He was a member of St. Joan of Arc church, the Moving Picture Operators’ union and Maj. Harold C. Megrew camp of United Spanish War Veterans, Survivors include his wife, Mary; a son, Arthur; two daughters, Mrs, Cecilia Brooks and Mrs. Eleanor Proctor; three sisters, Mrs. Kathe erine Walk, Mrs. Ella Unversaw and Mrs. Roy Mitchell, all of Indiane apolis, and a brother, Fred Geiger of Ft. Wayne.

ALBERT H. WINTER Albert H. Winter, certified publie accountant for the E. C. Atkins Co. since 1942, died Saturday in his home, 3321 Carrollton ave. He was 54. Mr. Winter had lived in Indiane apolis 27 years and was a member of the Methodist church. Survivors are his wife Esther: a daughter, Mrs. Darline Evans, Washington, D. C.; two sons, Albert H. Winter Jr., Hollywood, Cal., and James O. Winter, Indianapolis; three brothers, the Rev. Louis Wine ter, Bellflower, Mo.; Martin Winter, New Truxton, Mo. and Paul Wine ter, Minneapolis, Kas., and two sise ters, Mrs. Alma Luelf, Bellflower, Mo., and Mrs. Meta Mordt, Hawk Point, Mo.

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