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PT. WAYNE—Mrs. Abble S. n, Survivors: Husband, EE Ralph; daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Alton Mason; sisters, Mrs, Sarsh Baldwin,

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Mrs, Spindler, brothers, John Knapp, Knapp. Kretzman, 74. Survivor:

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NEW ALBANY — Mrs. Mar O'Malley. Survivors: Brother, Cornelius ’. McBarron; sister, Miss Catherine McBarron.

PERU-—James P. McNamara, 60, Survivors: Wife, Lenice; daughters, Jane, Buth; sisters, Catherine, Mayme. ® = =»

J ! ter, Bula, Jesse Catt, 59. Survivors. Sisters, Mrs. Lyda Lawer. Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mrs. Neita McConnell Mrs. Effie Smith; brothers, Omer, Buechel

Alonzo Cannan, $3. Survivors: Wife, 8 I; daughters, Mrs. nie Whitted, whe Ham} Héute, Mrs. Lula Randal, 8. Brother Pox; son, Robert. on, Mm, Ma ROCHESTER—Fred 8 Carr, 65, Suryivors; Wife, Nettie: brothers, Ray, Lon, YORS: Wife, Donn ont monet Ron : } sons, st, t, Eddie, Howard; ry Mrs." Emma gest, VALP Thomas R. ». Survivors: Wife, Sarah; Fred Mrs. Elizabeth Havran, Mrs. Maybelle Douglas; sons, Ralph, Norman.

VINCENNES—William Mayfield, 79, Survivors: Brothers, George, John, VINCENNES—Ira Bert Herr. Survivors: Wife, Sars; sons, Wayne, Robert;

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WABASH Mrs. Henry Schertinger, 65. Survivors: Husband, Henry; brother, John Kalbing,

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Brinkman, Indianapolis; a(Ruben funeral home for Mrs Lt. Galloway, conducted at 3 p. m. tomorrow: in) MF. Walker, ty Yho us . the Maroth & tion; the old Bijou, on Washington brother, George B. Williams, Ohi-|Scheva Mitchell, 717 8. Illinois st. |: the son of MF. |the Royster & Askin funeral home . Senident Xt Indianapolis Marott st.; the Esquire and the Oliver, He|c§0, two grandchildren snd thrée|Rabbls Samuel Kats and Samuel AN om |by the Rev. Charles M. Armen. VST oF en Swiglayed N— 8lso had operated projectors. in all| great-grandchildren, Fox «will officiate. Burial will be old Galloway, (trout. . Burial will be In Wash. Sith Accident the most of owntown® theaters. He was mw in United Hebrew cemetery. © 655 Parker ave: ington park. ok hoe of Daviess wl, employed at the Regent theater for| HERMAN B. SHIELDS , Mrs. Mitchell, an Indianapolis «Was lost when | Mr. Enyert died yesterday in| Baie 8 In sent 0p Fre ow the last 10 years. Services for Herman Bader Shields, | resident 23 years, yesterday es ane ova | Chambersburg, Pa. where he’ had {cols the, United Si : Mr. Foster was a charter member | employee of the Indiana Bell Tele-|in Methodist hospital. She was 78. shot down over 8 year. He was 81. Mose. = Ene or of the local motion pictures oper-|phone Co. for 18 years who died| She was a member of the United Watje island, in He was & member of the Central | inst” committeeman in Ro ar eons ators’ union, a member of the In-|Friday at his home, 6780 E. 13th Hebrew congregation, Jewish Edu- The 23-year-old |Presbyterian church in Chambers | SCorc ‘sen ward snd in ochanan mortuary. ternational Brotherhood of Hiec: (8, Yete to be Deld at 1:00 pHi cation association, the airman was a graduate of Cathe- |burg. In Indianapolis, he was 8 once 15th ward was to follow in the fa trical workers, the Scottish Rite and | today at Shirley Brothers’ Home for the Aged, Gmiles Chesod| drs! high school and’ attended |member of Wayne post 64, Ameri- are his wie, a Grown Bil. North Park lodge 646, F, & A. M. [Hill chapel Interment in Wash- society and Bichom Cholim society,| Butler university before entering |can Legion; Speedway post au, |, Surviving. are Nis wits. Mi Pastor of Survivors include his wife, Viola; |ington Park will follow cremation.) Survivors are her husband, Maier | the air force Jan. 20, 1043. He |v FP. W. Marion lodge 35. P. &| 0. “men Harbistriet, both de A daughter, Mrs. Robert 8. Smith, Mr, Shields, who was 43, was 8|Mitchell; two sons, (saac Mitchell is swvived by his parents and (A M.; Sahara Grotto, Mexican |. hington; three brothers, ; now tn Guatemala; a brother, Oal-| construction engineer. A native offand Joe D. Mitchell, both of Indi-| his sister, Mrs. John M. Rush, (Border club and Last Man's club |woenincton’ Ghrls, Terre vin Kitchen, Indianapolis, and a [Battle Creek, Mich, he had lived anapolis; four sisters, Mrs. Fannie| Indianapolis. Survivors are his wife, Clara; two |, 4 prank, Otncinnati, O., sister, Mrs. Etts Smith, Mitchell. | ere A FA est. 8a. | Lieber and Mrs. .Coldle Wiess, both daughters, Georgia Mae Enyert and | ons “ars. Minnie Oarter, SE he oul Pans » 1 Mpeg Ph Vis. Milla Siiated wiih the Baptist church | Phyllis Mary Enyert, all of Gham- | no)s SERIE ! ukerman, and had lived in Indianapolis for|bersburg; a brother, Herschel En- a Services for Mrs. Julia Skirvin, o| Boston, Irvington - Masonic lodge, |of Cleveland, O.; 13 grandchildren (40 years. In 1938, Mr. Woollen re-|vert, Mishawaka, and a sister, Mrs. | mrs. LETTA G. SARGENT Tesldent of Indianapolis 40 years, 206 Ble Both Bon or to Anr|s0d four greatgrandchildren, tired after 20 years service with the|Prank Krist! of Chicago, Mrs. Letta O. Sargent, wife Advertisement : lodge 83, F. and A. M. at Mich- MRS, IDA MeNELLY Indianapolis Police. demasines wna MRS. ANNA LOGAN Harry G. Sargent, president of gan City. wit rvices for Mrs. Anna Logan, 527 nt Paint Co, died Saturday Still Su He 13 survived by his wite, Al.| Services for Mis. Ida Pearl Mo-| Survivors are bis vite Mra| Services for Mrs. A 1) Sarge Hotta: 8 Heral Pete, Indian.| CY, lifelong resident of Boone Edythe M., living amily 10:30 senductad in her home, 3003 N. Capitol Stomach Asi He and his father Jack Big| UD. Will be conducted at 3(ldence near Five Points; and his|10:30 & m. tomorrow in the Oonkle|yfrer 4 seven years’ illness. 3 h Acid Pains? [apolis, an ather, Jack, Big) "1" tomorrow in Brownsburg|son, Robert KE, Jr, and his sister, funeral home by the Rev. Everett! gervices will be conducted shoe om if Sacess seid symptoms still hang on . . .| Rapids, Mich, t church. Burial will be/Mrs. Emma Jane Landon, both of| Atkinson, of West Sideigmonner & Buchaman mortuary loved Mr, Marott, serve if your hurts 1 Methods! urial , oF "hurts when empty baceuss of" excess in Greenlawn cemetery. 2’ Hartford City. . |church of the Nasarene. Burial will| yj. Rev Dallas L. Browning honor guard last night, seid . . . if your digestion and sppetite| FRANK E. MILLER : ..|be in the Knights of Pythias ceme- | four sisters, Mrs, Clara Means, Mrs. | personnel changed eve in Buber “04 gos bloais you-osuses Beart: Services for Prank E. Miller, SMES MERE, WoO was 83, dled| pry apy o, CAMP tery at Liston, 2 Nout Detogish shud Prieds Brandt, Mrs. Flora Layer and |order that many have the ra lion have former Indianapolis resident, were| JALSTASY 70 Mier home fo Browse: Services for Edward O. Camp, 8| Mrs. Logan, & native of Madison, (Bren mit Mrs. Alma Weber, all living here. [pleasure of serving their chief the ds to stoees Rel: ‘Make your Son tame | Lo, 0 conducted today in Losi pT TC Methodist church, |Tefident of Indianapolis §5 years, died Saturdsy in her home. Shel" Nil gurtens was born at Alton i last time, working trial Gets 2% bos of| Angeles, Cal. : will be conducted at 2 p. m. Wednes-| was 84. She was a member of the MRS. VIRGINIA AMATO More than 1000 persons filed past UDGA from your You! Mr, Miller, a veteran of 55 years’ Survivors are her husband, John; |, in the Conkle funeral home by|Presbyterian church at Madison; i 354 Bag 1ived nery 30 Years. Mrs. Virginia Murphy Amato, | the hier between 2 and 5 p. m. yes« Busty (onvineed in § minutes or| oii Monon | tWO Sons, Wilbur McNelly, Indian- | SY Survivors besides her husband are| aditor and ad . Spmy YOUR MONEY BACK Seivlse $a epsiniens wi the Noten] [0X and Howard McNelly,|the Bev. B. R. Cross, Burial will and had lived in Indianapolis 38, pephew, Leonard G. Sargent, In-| SONS} SUCK S00 SNFESRE WARS terday afternoon and. & steady A ’ : andon. ’ . 3 " 1 * Angeles. He was 79. : Brownsburg; a stepson, Everett| 0 Bt OSURCCR died yes.| She 1s survived by her husband,|(IPAPONS. nd 8 niece Mrs. Wil-giiurdey in Gulver hospital OE ee a He was a member Gt the Mascutct Medelly, Brownatrrg: these. beoth-f, OP Fol lt SS a pp Ham -H..Howall, Bross, Tex. Orawtordsville. She was 23. fol F I | [lode snd Scottish Rite bere. Hele: HAG iB 20d Ceopes poner: lave, PE — PETER HENRY OORDIRR- | Mre--Amato waa: the dsughter of TRA lected g Sn Bdwarde:seMes Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Deisy|0f Brownsburg, an rand-| airman for the Baltimore &| Services for Mrs. Gertrude Davis, f a 33 yearn died dianapolis, and was the widow of [1.0 wimeult to decide otherwise yards pelieved |p Miller; three sons, B. Ohio railroad for 30 years, He was|® resident of Indianapolis 10 years | of Indianapolis 88 years, youn. Sgt. Thomas Aust, Who WS! upon a list from Mr. Marote’s hun Dive 4 {ROR She was 8 graduate of DePauw | fantty | OSOrAng fo the . / university and belonged to Alpha Many Messa gos Oliver sat on Glen Waddington, New York City. Wil he held tomorrow at 3 p. mn. In Survivors are two daughters, Mrs, | Irvington chapel Burial will be in| ¥A* formerly & shipping clerk 9F| Omicron Pi sorority and the Young whe sit pallotatess are Lewis I. natural lee ‘maversente:- SEAN E WILEEARE™ 7 1975 W. Wastsington st. © ct Nora: White, -Tudisnspeti; std Mrs | Fora! : a Buttes Women's olub--ol InAIAD- | yo viel 37. Gebauer, oD. Mae comple satisfaction. | eo The. Rev. W. F. Buckner, pastor|Olive Livingston, Detroit, Mich.;| Mrs. Davis, who was 30, was a na-| oo ee “op ron aplis {wr Fred ‘B. Ounmeyer; George Lo directed. 15 Services for Mys. Sarah E. Wil- , Bethel ’ two sons, Herbert Camp and Rus.|tVe of Cave City, Ky. where she|C® 3 Services will be held tomorrow| os ¥- 130, 8%. | \jams, » resident of Indianapolis 150f the New Bethel Baptist church, Pamp was a member of the Baptist| Survivors are his wife, Elisabethi| ino in St. Bernard's Catholic] MoKinney and James J. Friel 3 morrow in Mt. Eden Christian 10Wed by burial in Orown Hill Mrs. Lenna Coats, Indianapolis, and |“ "\ 0 iooq’ by her husband, Acton, and a granddsughter, Jean- Ain vio come from all parts of the nation chureh, 15 miles west of Scottsburg.| Mr Woollen, who was 75, died|two brothers, Benjamin Camp, In- James T. three daughters, Mary|0ine Cordier. MJ WILSON HEADS as have representatives from shoe \J Buri! will be in Gatie cemetery. |S®turday night at St. Francis hos-|dianapolis, and Joseph Camp, | isabeth Violas Marie, and| Services will be conducted "14 / stores who were to attend the fu- ; /) Mrs, Williams, who was 86, died|Pital after a long illness. He af- Marion, Iowa. : Indianapolis; her|® Mm. Wednesday in 8t. Patricks) PARK CONCESSIONS ners. Rep. Louis Ludlow sent a Saturday in her home, 1738 N. Ox-| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Cornnor, | ehurch. Burial will be in St. Marion J. Wilson, discharged army | telegram from Washington . and XAT: TIYIR | ford st. She was born in Washing- TAT .’ Bowling Green, Ky.; three brothers, | cemetery, captain from Greencastle, has been| from Florida came messages from " ton county and was a member of : . Pvt. Kenneth , Jefférson er appointed supervisor of the million-| Mr, and Mrs. Wallace O. Lee, G. A. kes | the Mt. Eden church. : : : : Barracks, Mo, and George and|SLMER P. JONES dollar-a-year state park concession|Bfroymson and Henry Ulen of Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. We James Cornnor, both of Bowling] Services for Elmer P. Jones, as-|business, the state conservation de-| Lebanon, Thomas C, McReynolds of Daisy Wood and Mrs Minnie | viens: Wife, Beribe; nrowner. Dan. © | Thocdors Mavs Sietont, mmer, Walter: | Green, Ky. and nine sisters, Mrs, | sistant superintendent of agents for| partment announced today. Phoenix, Aris, had been Mr, MaAskins; two sons, Alvin WHUSMS| spagm Mis Andrey Houk, 94, Sur.|ISimadgs grein dutgiters, Minnie | Omie Smith, Horse Cave, Ky. Mrs.| the New York Oentral rafiroad who| Mr, Wilson was in charge of |rott’s friend for 50 years. He thus and Frank Williams, all of Indi-|vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Albert Mice, Mrs.| peman Mary Carrot, Glasgow, Ky. Mrs, died Priday at his home, 3010 N.|civilian and army mess at the ordi-| telegraphed: . : | anapolis: a sister, Mrs. Mary J,|Ress Ouber. son, Argel. Survivor: Deughier, Mee Beate fk. 9%. |\fable Elkies, Mrs, Evie Bunch, Mrs, | Talbott ave., were held this morning|nance depot in Savanna, Il, and| “Your message received. One of Gross, Connersville, five grandchil- | ; ®ROOKSTON—Ceorge W. Potter, ®.| Howard R. McCoy, §7. Survivors: Wite, {Laura White, Mrs, Rose Dickens and|at Fanner & Buchanan mortuary. has had ten years hotel manage-|the best friends I ever had on earth dren and seven great-grandchildren, EL ar her" 7 Surv | Marenrer Aon Tol pars. Charles Toussant, | fre, Beulah Willowby, all of Bowl-| Burial was in Crown Hill, ment experience. He was a candi-|is gone. An association of 50 years hp et dell, Mrs, Pred Rahn; brothers, R. A. |ing Green, Mrs. Carrie Green, Louis-| Mr. Jones, who was 63, had been|date for managership of Spring| has come to an end. By this wire, O— uyia. Oy. ville, Ky, and Mrs, Pearl Holt,| with the New York Central 43 years,| Mill Inn and lost to Lee Waynick,|I confer to the family snd friends rtm!” diughiors, "hr: clevivees: Son. |g j working in Martinsville before com-| Orange county, : my deepest sympathy.” « B. Tr. w— —

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