Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1946 — Page 9

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Training high school 30 years, died |ave. He was 77.

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Schell taught first at Butler. He later taught at Bethany college in Bethany, Pa. and was superintendent of schools three years in Clinton. Mr. - Schell,

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| Irvington grade school three years. A native of Somerset, Pa, Mr. Schell was a member of the Downey Avenue Christian church, Irvington lodge No, 666, F. and A. M.; Delta Tau Delta fraternity, Scottish Rite, and for many years was president of Irvington Parrhesian club, a free speech organization.

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Henry" Stewart Schell, retired foreign languages teacher at Manual

yesterday at his home, 58 8, Downey

Services will’ be held Thursday at 2 p. m, in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill, A graduate of Butler and Terre Haute State Normal school, Mr.

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Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Pearl

Schell of Indianapolis, and a daugh-

1st Lt. Albert C. Mathias

RITES THURSDAY FOR RAILROAD MAN|

Services , for George M. Joslin of 511 N. Emerson ‘ave, will’ be held

ruff Place church. Burial will be in Washington Park. Mr, Joslin, a conductor for the Indianapolis Union Railways Co. seven years, died yesterday. He was 54. A native of Lafayette, he had been a brakeman and conductor 30 years working for the Rock Island, Monon, New York Central, ‘Milwaukee & St. Paul, Erie and other railroads. He had lived here since 1029, Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Carrie Joslin; two sons,” George Joslin of Indianapolis and Seaman 1-c Harry Joslin, stationed at Great Lakes, Ill; a daughter, Shirley

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both of Indianapolis; four sisters, Mrs, Hazel Younk, Mrs. Lillian Farlow, Mrs. Irene Jacobs, and Mrs. Mildred Younk all of Indianapolis, and two brothers, Harry Joslin of

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Rites Tomorrow [FORMER POLITICAL For C. E. Miller WORKER HERE DIES

Services for Charles E. Miller, re-| o .icoq for Mrs, Nona P. Smith,

tired restaurant operator, will be former Republican political worker

held in Siuriey res Septia) Ghanel in Mayor Lew Shanks’ administria 139 3. m. lomorrow. al w tion, will be held Thursday at 2

p. m. in the Blackwell funeral home. : The Rev. Arthur Mills, pastor of Garden City Christian church, will conduct services. Burial will be in New Crown.

Mrs. Smith died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ro|berta B. Hartley, 5924 Allisonville rd. ri A native of Morristown, she had lived here about 55 years. During

Mr. Miller, who was 75, died Sunday in St. Francis hospital. He lived at 1656 Georgetown rd. and was a member of Speedway Christian church and Pentalpha Masonic lodge: Survivors include a foster-son, Ernest C. Miller; a grandson, Charles 8. Miller, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Betty Brow, all of

Indianapolis. Mayor Shanks’ term. of office she

500 GET PAY RAISE AT ELWOOD PLANT {jas chuiue of resreation at Gar,

field park. ELWOOD, Ind. March 12. (U, P.). | committeewoman for many years. ~The Continental Can employees

She was a member of the Garfield here received a wage increase of Christian church and sang in its 18% cents an hour yesterday,

choir. Ted Smith, plant manager, sald/ Survivors besides the daughter the raise would be effective fm-

are a son, Meldon L. Smith of Inmediately. The increase affects 150| dianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Bess Blum

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Requiem high mass for Mrs, Laura M. Loughery, wife of Cor nelius Loughery, general manager of the Dodge plant of Link Belt Co,

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Services for Mrs. Marie Voeller, resident here for 40 years, will be held in Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill chapel at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow. Cre mation at Washington Park will follow. Born in Berne, Switzerland, Mrs. Voeller died yesterday at her home, 5355 Burgess ave. She was 72. She was A member of the Fourth Church of Christ Scientist. Survivors are two sons, Carl A. Voeller, Navarre, O, and William C." Voeller, Indianapolis; three daughters, Sophie Voeller, and Mrs. Rosa Lena Schreibert, Indianapolis,

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GIRL HURT BY CAR

Donna Dorder, 7, of 1426 ash ave, was slightly injured yesters day afternoon when she walked into the side of a passing automos bile at Laurel st. and English ave. Harry McGrevy, 53, of 1535 Eng-

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MEMORIAL MASS will be conducted at 8:30 a. m. Saturday at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church for 1st Lt. Albert C. Mathias, Ind¥anapolis airman declared dead after being missing since March 5, 1945. Lt, Mathias was the son of

LOCAL VETERAN DIES IN NEBRASKA

A veteran of world war II and native Hoosier, Claude H. Ward died Saturday in’ Omaha, Neb, where he had been living with his| Mrs. Katherine Mathias, Chi-

‘wife, Wilma, for several months.| cago, formerly of 9042 E. Wash- - ington st., and was the flance of He was 32. : | Miss lene Baker, , Naom The Rev. O. A. Trinkle, pastor Darlene Baker, 1006 N i

st. A pilot of a P-47, of Englewood Christian church, po he was

lost after he bailed out of his will be in charge of services in Jor-| v 1 b pofionsd Chun os [dams funeral home 38 3 p.m. plane over Yugoslavia, returning

2nd Talcum. Al SuREit | morrow. Burial will be in Wash- :Sjter 4,101 over Austein, ington Park. He entered the service in Feb.-

Mr. Ward worked eight years for| TUAIY: 1043, and went overseas in | Weber Milk Co. here prior to en.| October, 1944, i iy 18 mis-

tering the service. After nis dis- sons with the air force. A _charge, he was employed by Cen- graduate of Warren Central high

tral Hardware Co. and just redently| School. he was employed at | went to Omaha to work in a branch| Mitchell & Scott Machine Co. be-

|office. He was a member of the| [ore entering service.

American Legion. i State Deaths

2 | Survivors besides his wife are his | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip H. i { Ward, 3220 E; New York st. E. New York st. : ANDERSON—Mrs. Maggie Mas Bill heimer, 61. Survivors: Husband, John sister, Mrs, Kenneth Davenport;

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Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Frank Catt, Mrs. Ernest D. Alexander. BLOOMINGTON—Gladstone H. Barrett, 56. Survivors: Wife, Ban ae : Mrs. Jean O'Bryan; soi Howar Rites for Mrs. Evelena Smith, ea: nd a 8 employee of Prest-O-Lite Co. for | three years, will be conducted in| pBROWNSTOWN—Mrs. William g mail| | 79. Survivors: Sons, Clarence : t { Shirley Brothers’ Central chapel at | | Kenneth H., Major Charles L.; dayghiesd, ls p. m. Wednesday.’ Burial place | Stella V., Grace Ann and Esther E. Ball,

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Se 3 sons, T.| gv ANSVILLE—Mrs. Jessie Houston. | 1Sgt. James E. Smith, stationed at | Survivors: Daughters, Mrs It Fickas Camp Atterbury, and Charles W. MEE Saas Warrender, Mrs. Lee Bro-! Smith, Indianapolis; two sisters, Prank A. Weinzapfel Sr. 90. Survivors: Mrs, Stella McCollum, Ina, Til, and $005 Maithew J. B4, Alphonse, Florian, Mrs. Fred Abner, East Alton, Il, | Aldo Ford.” 65. Survivors: and five brothers, Cloyd Simms, bene Mrs. Ralph Raley, Fairfield, Ili; ' Joseph Simms, | 5 yoo es fa Koenig. Survivors Sparta, Ill; Jack Simms, Beloit, i Wis.; Paul Simms, East Alton, Ill,

sisters, 2 Amelia Cunningham, Mr and Theodore Simms, East St.| Benjamin F. Davis, 61. Survivors: Wife, Louis, Ill.

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KOKOMO—Paul E. Elliott, 62. Survivors: Wife; son, Dr. James W.; daughter, Mrs. Ruth Ellictt Odenthall; brothers, Barl C,, Donald F MORRISTOWN-—Mrs. Rebecca _ Abbie | Hardin, 80. Survivors: Husband, Joseph; sons, Carl B., Joseph Benton, Robert Basil; daughters, Mrs. Raymond Hig- |= gins, Mrs, Rue Ewing, Mrs. Vaughn Mil- | ler, Mrs. W. W. Hayain; sister, Mrs. | Cura Burge; brother, H. O. Sexson. 3

PLEASANTVILLE—Mrs. Fannie Thurss | Bedwell, 68. Burvivors: Husband, Noah; son, Elvin; sister, Mrs, Ella D, Woodward; | { brother, John Brown. PRINCETON — Mrs. Bessie Smith, 51. furvivors. Husband, Oscar; daughter, Zetta Mae; sons, Ralph, Ernest; brothers, Jesse and Bdgar Mounts; sisters, Mrs, Cecil Mackey, Mrs. Monzel Null. ROCKPORT—Miss Elizabeth Mohr, ™. Survivor: Brother, Dan Mohr, RUSHVILLEMrs. Sally A. Miles, 78. Survivors: Husband, Lewis Albert; daughter, Mrs. Sherman Hill; sister, Mrs. Omar

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