Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1946 — Page 11

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_ Cornelius Weaver, attorney and author of two books of verse, died suddenly yesterday at his home, 220 E. 10th st. He was 55, A graduate of Indiana university and the Indiana Law School, Mr, Weaver had practiced hére 15 years. He was author of a book of poems distributed overseas to servicemen

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and & member.of the Garfield Park post of thé American Legion. Services will-be held Thursday a 9 a. m. in SS Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial will be in Pulaski, Ind. Survivors are his wife, Mrs.- Mary Margaret Weaver; four sons, .Sylvester Weaver, Francis Weaver, John Weaver and Charles Weaver; eight daughters, Mrs, Catherine Flowers, Mrs. Margaret Christen« berry, Miss Martha Weaver, Miss Eva Weaver, Miss Jean Weaver,

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LOUIS W. STELHORN The Rev. F. R. Daries, pastor of Zion Evangelical and . Reformed church, was to conduct services today at 2 p. m. for Louis W. Stelhorn in the Jordan Funeral home. Burial was to be in Crown Hill, Mr. Stelhorn, who retired 10 years ago as a cabinet maker, died Saturday in St. Francis hospital. He was 76. Survivors are two sons, Dr. Albert F. Stelhorn of San Marino, Cal, and Robert Stelhorn of Indianaapolis; three daughters, Mrs. Donald Bertram of San Diego, Cal.; Mrs. N. A. Stephens of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Wilburn Cutts of Zionsville; a brother, Harry Stelhorn of Indianapolis, and three grandchildren,

MRS. AMANDA LEWIS . Services for Mrs. Amanda Lewis will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. in Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel. Burial will be in Memorial Park, Mrs. Lewis, a native of Morgan county and a member of the Christian church, died yesterday at her home, 111 8. Noble st. She was T8. Survivors are her husband, doseph E. Lewis; a son, Clyde BE. Weddell, Martinsville, and two grandchildren.

NAPOLEON LAMOUREUX Services for Napoleon Lamoureux, former Indianapolis resident, will be held tomorrow at 8:30 a, m. in the Speaks & Finn funeral home and again at 9 a. m. in SS Peter and Paul cathedral. Burial will be in 8t. Joseph's cemetery. Mr. Lamoureux died Sunday in Cleveland, O. He was 78. Survivors are a son, Harold Lamoureux of Cleveland and two daughters, Miss Beatrice Lamoureux of Cleveland, and Mrs. Florence Aretz of West Lafayette. : *

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PIONEER MUSIC MASTER IS DEAD

Nathan D. Davis, founder of the forerunner of the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra and local musician for 50 years, died last night in his home, 2620 Broadway. Mr. Davis, a native of Shelby county, was 69. Early in his career, he served for six years as concert master for the Deutcherhaus orchestra, a forerunner of the present Indianapolis Symphony orchestra. A number of his pupils have become members of the Indianapolis symphony and other orchestras in the nation. He composed more than 20 works of music which have been widely used. Mr. Davis taught for 10 years at the former Metropolitan School of Music which became the Arthur Jordan conservatory. He also was professor of music for several years at Indiana Central college. Dr. E. Burdette Backus, minister of All Souls Unitarian church, will conduct the services Thursday at 2 p. m. in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will follow in Crown Hill. Mrs. Davis survives her husband as do their son, Arnold G. of Indianapolis and a brother, Herbert E.

HUTCHINS BLASTS AT ATOMIC POLICY

LOS ANGELES, March 26 (U.P). —Chancellor Robert M, Hutchins of the University of Chicago predicts that the United States will become involved in an atomic world war in five years unless it abandons its “disastrous policy of peace by force.” . Mr, Hutchins told the Modern Forum that the U. 8. is “blundering into a war with Russia,” which, he said, will have its own atom bomb in five years along with every other country with any industrial capacity. “We therefore have just five years to build for peace,” he said. “Rattling the atom bomb ean hardly be called a method of inspiring trust in America's peaceful intentions.” The United States foreign policy, he said, was the “sheerest folly,”

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Jesus possessed a sparkling sense | of humor and a friendly nature as well as great nobility of character and orderly ways of doing things. These characteristics of the Naza-

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STATE DEATHS

ANDERSON-—James H. Florian, 37. Survivors: Wife, Allie; son, Hubért; brothers, Elmer, Dan F.. Bugené; sisters, Mrs. R. F. Hornican, Mrs. attie Haneéoek, Mrs, Spence Riddell, Miss Ivy Florian.

Mrs. Bertha Price, 79, Survivors:

Daughters, Mrs. Bessie Garrison, Mrs, | Mrs. Anna Batson; son, Nathan; sisters, Lillian Green, Mrs. Eisie Willhoif, Mrs, (Maggie and Nellie Balley. Helen Mitchell; sons, Benjamin, Dewey. FORTVILLE—Clyde MSOard, SurviYon! BRAZIL—Victor E. Anderson, 51. Survi- | Wife, Edna: daughters, Mrs. Iva Pressier, vors: Wife, Fern; daughter, Mrs. Abba| Mrs. Gladys Bush; sisters; Mrs. Cora Mae Colwell; son, Philip L.; mother, Mrs, | Eastes, Mrs. Lula Brooks. : Laura Anderson; brothers, Walter, Wil-| Mrs. Lodie Mae Dea Kyne. Survivors: ? Husband, sons, Dr. W, E,

liam, Otto; sister, Mrs. Edward James. John Brooks, 75. Survivor: Brother, Lot. COLUMBUS—Gleama Carroll Morrison, 5. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Morrison; brother, Roscoe Verlin; sisters, Gloria Darlene, Linda Mae. EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Katherine Gonsler, Survivors Daughter, Mrs ; sister, Mrs. Margaret Arnold rs, Katharine Hillenbrand, 70. SurviDaughters Mrs. Nicholas Busch, Mrs. Frances Schmadel, Mrs, Edward Bell,

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Mrs. Lewis Parker; sons, Raymond, Bdwin, James G. Brackett, 60. Survivors: Wife, Anna; sons, Sam, Thomas, Marion; sis ter, Mrs. Carey lisby. Alonzo Bailey, 69. Survivors: Daughters, | Mrs. Flossie Wharton, Mrs. Ethel Slayden,

James A; |Dr. HL. W,, Dr. B. J. | LOGANSPORT:-Mrs. Bertha Engel Reid | | 57. Survivors: Brothers, John and Arthur ngel; sisters, Mrs, Emma Courtwright, ! Mrs. Laura Grouenoch. 3 | | MORRISTOWN—Mrs. Isabelle B. Hauk, §7. Survivors: Husband, L. V.; daughter, Mrs, Betty H. Spencer; father, Charles W. Bock; brether, Claude Bock; sister, Marie arley. NEW ALBANY—Mrs, Mary C. Corcoran, 75. Survivors: Sons, T. Alvin, the Rev. J. Thomas; daughter, Miss Elizabeth Cor-| coran; sisters, Mrs. Lillie Seiler, Mrs. Clara Bickhoff, Mrs. Bertha Seifris, Mrs. Emma Roberts, 74. Survivors: Sons, Otis, Cecil, Everett, John, | Nathaniel GG. Morris, 77. Surviver: Brother, Robert W. Edward J. Bishop, 41. Survivors: Wife, Edna 8.; son, Delbert; brother, Fred; sis« ters, Mrs. John Zickier, Mrs. William Kriete, Mrs, George Duwe, Mrs. William Christopher, NEW CASTLE--Gerrish Montgomery, 36. Survivors: Father, James A. Montgomery; brothers, Clyde W., Richard A. ELWOOD William H. Strader, 57. Sur-| vivors: Wife, Mary Jane; sister, Mrs. Laura Beckley, OGILVILLE—James D. Survivors: Wife, Bmma; daughters, Mrs. Carmel Settle, Mrs. PBr-| rest E. Truex; brother, Hugh; sisters, | Mrs. Magtha Sprague, Mrs. Harley Rambo. ORANGE—Robert T. Jinks, 60. Survivors: Wife, Grace; brothers, Elliott, La. rue; sister, Mrs. Eugene Jarvis | PERTH-—Mrs. Marion Barr Dellacca, 60 Survivors: Husband, Dom; son, Joseph J.; sisters, Mrs, Jeanette Moore, Mrs. Hélen | Osborne PORTLAND-—Ira C. Lawson, vors. Wife, nie;

son, Chester;

Eickelberry, 68 son, James K.;

60. Burvison, Herman; mother,

Mrs. Osee Lawson; brother, Orla. |®

Prancis EB. Thomas, 74. Survivors: Wife, ! Mary F.; brothers, Walter, Lewis; Mrs. Edith Boughman, | Burvivors: Sons, Montgomery, Richard, Daniel, Col, Isaac; daugh Ashby, Mrs, Carrie Cole.

SILVER MILLS—J, Otto Bndris Sr, #0. Survivors: Sons, J. Otte Jr., Cletus B.; daughters, Mrs, Harry N. Kannapell, Mrs, IN. Emmstt Purlong; brother, J. Anton; | sisters, Mrs. Rosa Weinmann, Mrs, Jose« phine Palk VALLONIA-Mrs, Cindrilla Ann Waskom, | | 67. Survivors: Husband, Bd; sons, Harry, | Roy; daughter, Mrs, Lois Dunkan: sisters, Mrs: «Rosa Summa, Mrs, Blsie Robinson, Mrs, Myrtle Hotehkiss, Mrs, Grace Oross, | Mrs. Josephine Thiele. VINCENNES—Mrs, Minnie W, Hill, 85, | Survivors: Husband, Blsworth; daughters, | Evelyn and Mary Jane Hill; sisters, Mrs, |Samiel Pace, Mrs. Louls Hunckler, Mrs. Flavey Lytle; brothers, Joseph, John R. [and Franklin Cabassier,

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Former Resident Dies at Carlisle

Ralph Harrington, fermer Indianapolis fesident, died yesterday in Carlisle, where he had lived two years. He was 53. A veteran of world wat I, he had been a structural engineer and had lived- here 15 years. Services will be held Thursday at 10:30 a. m. in the Pleasantville Christian church. ‘Burial will be in Pleasantville. “ Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Zelma Harrington; four brothers, Frank Harrington and James Harrington, both of Indianapolis; William Harrington of Arcola, Ill, and E. Harrington of Carlisle, and two sisters, Mrs. Dave Miller and Mrs. Mike Wermuth, both of Louisville, Ky.

MARINES FIRED ON PEIPING, March 26 (U. P).~— Brig. Gen. Louis R. Jones, commanding general of U, 8. forces in the Peiping area, said today that a group of American marines were fired on while hunting near Teint sin but that none of them was hit. He denied flatly Chinese press reports that two marines had been killed and three wounded.

LEWIS T. BROWN DIES SUDDENLY

Normandy Veteran Stricken While at Work.

Lewis T. Brown, a 2d Armored Division veteran wounded in Normandy, was stricken while working yesterday at the Coca-Cola Bottling co. and died later at his home, 3912 E. Michigan st, He was 33, + Services will be held Thursday at 10 a, m, in the Jordan funeral home. Burial will be in Brick chapel, near Greencastle. Mr. Brown, a graduate of Carmel high school, served two years in the

army and was in Europe 19 months, He was discharged Nov. b and was a member of Ernie Pyle post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Gail Brown; a daughter, Donna Sue Brown, Indianapolis; his father, Calvin Brown, and a brother, Alvin Brown, both of Carmel.

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Former Hamilton County Teacher's Rites Tomorrow

Services for Mrs, Mattie McMath will be held at 1 p. m, tomorrow in her home, 3548 E. 10th st. Burial

will be in Sheridan. Mrs. McMath, former Hamilton county teacher, died yesterday in her home. She was T1. She had lived here 48 years and was & member of Centenary Chris~ tlan church since 1913, serving as superintendent of the dally vacation Bible school there severnl years. A graduste of M™

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Mrs. MeMath taught Sunday school from the age of 16 and later taught teacher and leadership training. Survivors are her husband, James A. McMath, a mall carrier here 38 years; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Lois Essie, Cana, N, C, and Mrs. Miriam K. Ayres, Indianapolis; two

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MRS. HATTIE ERB

Mrs. Hattie Erb, Marion county resident for 65 years died today at her home, 1027 N. Wallace st. She was 79, A native of Anderson, Mrs. Erb was a member of the Wallace Street Presbyterian church, She is survived by her hushand; Solomon; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Qithens, Indianapolis; two sons, George and Leo Erb, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Alcon, Indianapolis; six grandchildren and five great-grand-children, Rites will be conducted at 3 p. m. Thursday at Moore Mortuaries Irvington chapel, with the Rev. Roy Mueller, pastor of the Wallace Street church, im charge, Burial

Pennsylvania Conductor a ~ Dies at 75.

Requiem mass -will be conducted Ta tomorrow at 9 a m, in the &. Philip Neri Catholic church for ~~ Aimon P. Nugent, retired Pennsyle vania Railroad condustor. Burial will be in Holy Oross.. Mr. Nugent died yesterday morne ing in his home, 324 N. Oxford st. He was 76. : : A native of Lexington, O., Mr, 4 Nugent had lived in Indisnapolis— + 44 years. He was a member of the ; Order of Railway Conductors, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Eliza beth Nugent; three daughters, Mrs, E. T. Wolf of Columbus, O.; Mr Charles Lindeman afd Miss Justine Nugent, all of Indianapolis, and two sons, Paul Nugent of Ine dianapolis and A. J. Nugent of

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