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Charles W. Gilkison, Retired

. gomotive engineer, ‘died yesterday five ‘grandchildren: . at his home, 726 N. Bancroft st. He|

‘ Masonic lodge, F. & A. M,, and the

THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1946

Engineer, Dies at Home Here Charles W. Gilkison, retired lo-|Flsie Voliva of New Augusia and

Funeral arrangements bare not wag 67. 'been completed.

ah Be Eth HON, TRUCK FARMER, DIES

the last 23 years and prior to his retirement last October had. beer employed by the New York ent 43 years. He was a member of “Brookside! Wiullam H. Hofin ‘on side |

Brotherhood of Locomotive En- truck farmer, died last night at eers. his home, 1100 W. Sumner ave. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. He was 68.

Sarah J- Gilkison; two sons, C. B. : Gilkison and Robert E. Gilkison of | Born in Germany, Mr.” Hohn Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. | was a member of the Indianapolis

| Gardners' Benefit Soclety, IndianFoon

wr | APOliS Vegetable Growers’ associa- : | tion, the Heimatz society and the | Friedens Evangelical and Reformed { church. Services will be conducted by the Rev, Robert C. Kuebler at the Friedens Evangelical and Reformed

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resident, .{home, 6169 Norwaldo ave.

SERVICES SET FOR

LIFELONG. RESIDENT

Rites for Miss Genevieve Meskill

will be held tomorrow at 8:30 a. m. in the Blackwell funeral home. Burial will be in Holy Cross.

Miss Meskill, lifelong Indianapolis)

Survivors

Celia Meskill and Miss {Meskill, both" of Indianapolis.

Survivors

Marguerite Fletcher, four other sons, Harold, Raymbnd|25 years she -resided at the home

died

yesterday in

are two sisters,

MRS. FANNIE FLETCHER Services for Mrs. Fletcher, lifelong resident here, wil be held in Second Pilgrim Holiness | church at 2 p. m. Rev. C. A. Huff, pastor, will officiate and burial will be in Round Hill cemetery, Mrs, Fletcher, yesterday in thes home of her son, church at 2 p. m. the Rev. Leonard. Fletcher, Lebanon. {Will be in Washington Park. She lived here at 1515 Cruft st.

tomorrow.

are a daughter,

The |

Katherine |

Fannie-~ May | Claypool, and the daughter-in-law, |Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. || Mrs. Dorothy L. Claypool, both of |

who was 59, died Will be held at Hillside Christian

Miss tucky Indianapolis; years.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Mrs. Mary Claypool, Widow Of Ex-Local Attorney, Dies|

Mrs. Mary ' Buckner Claypool, Indianapolis: three sons, Peter J. widow of the late Jefferson H. Mause, Mooresville, Charles Gibson,

i 1 - Claypool, Indianapolis attorney, ingtanapdile, sna lm pe

{died yesterday in hér home in the ims y William Matlock, Indianapolis; | home. Burial her Marott hotel. She was 80. {eight grandcriidren and nine great- Park. #1] A native of Connersville, Mrs. 8randchildaren. 4 MiSs B1aypool was a member of the!

| > Daughters of American Revolution ROSABEL HEINRICHS ; Services -for Mrs. Rosabel Hein-

{and-St Pauls Episcopal -churchSurvivors are a son, Benjamin F.| I richs will be held ‘tomorrow in the

Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mrs. Heinrichs had resided near |

! Indianapolis.

|MRS., CATHERINE MAUSE

Services for Mrs. Catherine Nancy Mause, who died Tuesday,

member of the Cumberland Baptist | church, Survivors are two nephews, Albert F. Buchanan and Paul Bu- Co. chanan, Indianapolis, Mrs. Rex Nash, Fairmont.

Friday. Burial

Mrs. Mause was born in Kenand has lived here for 170 She was 90. For the past

MRS. JOSEPHINE CARR

will

RESIDENT FOR 50. YEARS DEAD HERE

Services far Mrs. Annette .Portwood, Indianapolis, resident for 50 years, will be conducted tomorrow at 3 p. m. in the Conkle funeral be in Floral

Mrs. Portwood died yesterday at 37 N. Tremont st.

She was 69.

Cumberland all her life and was IRVING LARKINS Irving Larkins, employee of National Malleable and Steel Castings died yesterday at his home, and a niece, | 1147 Harlan st. He was 70. A native of Dixon, Larkins had. lived in

{40 years. He was a member of New Word has been received here of (Botnel Baptist éhugeh,

Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. rdane = Thurston: ~Golumbus Mrs. Mattie Grove and Mrs. both of Indianapolis, and a brother, Noah George, Columbus:

Ora Jones,

Tenn.,

Mr. | Indianapolis| survivors

STATE DEATHS

Wile Fa da Lie J

old; le Si brothers, John, Caell, vy Nelile Swartz, .

LOGANSPORT -—Aaron L Collins, urvivors: Wife, Elva; sons, Lester, Wi

ARLINGTON-—-Mrs, Taos. vay “Price, 61. Survivors: Husband, N nald,; brothers, Lew, Harry and. Lowell Aber cromble, ANDERSON--Mrs, Annette Pscher, 171. ALBANY Miss Bessie Constant, 41. Sur-

vivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. William | dell, LeRoy, Paul: sisters, Mrs, Constant: sisters, Mrs. Lula Deeds, Mrs, | Shields, Mrs. Harlan Shields, Mrs. Ruby Johnson, Mrs. Hazel Shubbs; broth-

Cates; brothers, Eugene, Ww; ur

ers, Harley and William L. Constant, Nelson Condon vivor: Brother, WR

Mrs. Lillian Florence Lewis, a2. Survi-| George. ul vor: Son, Ralph | MATTHEWS—J. 8. Richarason, 80. Sure BRAZIL—Willlam D. Nichols, 72. Sur-|vivors: Wife, Jennie. daughters, Mrs. Hers vivors: Wife, Nuna. daughters, Mrs. Clay-| man Childs, Mrs. Merritt Markin, is. 3 ton Carter Mrs, Fleeta Kennedy, son, | Milo Forsyth, Mrs. Andrew Devore, y Gaylord; brother, John | Mildred = Needler. Bh BREMEN--Mrs. Lucinda Miller, 80 8ur- MUNCIE—Mrs. Anna O'Meara, Sa vivors: Bon, Oliver; sister, Mrs George) tivors: Daughter, Mrs, Nellie ce” ‘My Lemler, Thomas G.° hi “COLUMBUS—Mrs. Mary Jans Foerster,” FLAMOUTE~Mri Mss L. Sie VLE 4 79. Survivors; Husband, John daughters, | Survivors: Husband, C, H.: hterad Mrs. Paul Ortileb, Mrs. Mae Noblitt: sis. | Mrs. Russell C. Curtis, Mrs. K. 7 ang, ter, Mrs. Willlam Wilson. | Mrs, E. J. White ar

Mrs. Martha A, Essex. 03. Survivors: | Son, Charles; daughters, Mrs. Elsie Mish+ ler, Mrs. A. F. Snow, Mrs, Martin Reed, Mrs, Floyd Simmen ELKHART Fred B. Klick, 63. Surviver: Wife, Ruby, ELWOOD-~John Hayden, 77 Sister; Mrs. Sarah Lewis.

PRINCETON—Mts. Katherine Apgar, #7, Survivors: Sons, EP, Homer, Harry, the Rev. Everett; daughter, Mrs. J. p Skelton. SOUTH BEND ~ Mrs. Anne Catheripan Graham, 63. Survivors: Husband, William | O.: brother. John W, Welch; sisters, Mgg/' Lena Byrnett Mrs Patrick f 3 Dunlavy, Frederick Willlam Smale, 59. Surviv

Burvivor

af ave. Josephine M. Mohr, wite Hilda; sons, Willlam B., Charles L., . Fred E " FARMERSVILLE George Wagner, 73 i Survivors: Wile, Catherine; son, George a RE A er ome. Alen nd FT. WAYNE—Henry' R. Workman, 81.|A.: daughters, Miss Helen Phillips, Sons, George K. William Elizabeth Royer oa Henry, daughter, Miss Florentine Work. WABASH—Mrs. Rebecca Joy. 8. Survie

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vors: Sons, William, Noah; dau hu Mrs. JASPER Miss Theresa Schaaf, 82, Sur

Millie Harshberger, Mrs, Lucille Jacksomhs

church Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Bur-iand vernon Fletcher, Indianapolis, |of her daughter, Mrs, Raymond the burial in Jeffersonville of Mrs.| gyrvivors are his wife, Mrs. Mattie vito. Brother George Bchaut, Weed. 60 | . WINDFALL-—George Wilford Spurlin, oly LUCAS Music Co ial will pe in Crown Hill |and Pfc. Richard Fletcher, who flew | Keller, 1715 Elin ave. Josephine Carr, former resident of |Larkins; three daughters, Mrs, Al-|Survivors: “Daughter, Mrs. Cecil Tuner; |S\CHVOTS: NE HT he A oi 118-120 N. PENN. 57. [TINGE wife, Mrs. Min- home from Tokyo when his mother| Survivors besides Mrs. Keller are Indianapolis for 40. years. Mrs.|fonso Howell and Mrs. Lurele Ford, | fu" Harry, James: brothers. Floyd, ‘Clay| (WARY, | TERRE HAVER Ag. A } ei nie Hohn; daughter, Mrs. Frieda became ill, and a sister, Mrs. Minnie |two other daughters, Mrs. C. B.|Carr died Sunday in St. Louis, Mo. |Indianapolis; Mrs, Lewis Harrison,| Martin Harbert, 73. Survivor: Sister Saughiers, Mis, Sadie Fou & Ser. *. Mariad i T R I Henselmeier; Lowe Son, Wigan Donley, Decatur, Ill, Wehrling and Mi¥. Pauline Mogle,!She was 87. Detroit, and four grandchildren. Mis. Mat} Dods, Diveley, 48. Survivors ay Bears Houten, + Ally wa _ ow 0 a ya H. Hohn Jr, rt Hohn, Edwar — fe 8. Survivors: | brother s Houlen 3

Hohn and Walter Hohn; two sisters, Miss Louise Hohn, Mrs. Frank | Brehob, all. of Indianapolis, and |

Mrs. Henrietta Tiesing of Germany; |

B hiti fone IS two brothers, Charles Hohn of In-

Creomulsion relieves promptly be=- | dianapolis and Henry Hohn of tause it goes ight, o the seat seat of the | new Castle Srogule to h loosen and expel | {

rm laden phlegm, and aid nature | \ pg gy EN AUSTIN

BD er Mrs. Ellen Austin, Indianapolis branes. Tell your druggist to you | resident for 43 years, died last Et EE EE ea | night after -a two-month illness. g you must like the way it | She was 73. quickly allays the cough or ¥ou are | hurcl fo have your money back. The Broadway Methodist church

and the McGuffey, club numbered CREOMU LSION Mrs. Austin, a native Hoosier, for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis | {among their members. The family {residence is at 526 N. Temple ave. Services will be held Saturday at 10 a. m. in the Moore Mortuaries } Peace chapel with the Rev. Foster Sizemore, University Heights ori church pastor, officiating. Burial will follow in Memorial | Park. . Survivors include Mrs. Austin’s husband, Charles; her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Gray of Indianapolis: her sons, Carl E, Russell V. {and Robert V., all of Indianapolis, and another son, Louis W. of Los Angeles. Her sisters are Mrs. Emma | Lyons, Saratoga, Ind.; Mrs. HarBatteries for all make bearing aids. | riett Jack of Long Beach, Cal, and. | Mrs. Lulu Anderson, Wichita, Kas.

OTARION OF INDPLS. [john Krithbaum of Indianapolis

320 N. Meridian St. \and four grandchildren also sur- . vive.

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