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Willard E. Miller of 2141 Singleton ave. was injured fatally yesterday in an automobile accident near , Newport, Tenn: - He was 32, He was a native of“ Indianapolis with the exécption of a few years when he worked in a war plant in California. Mr. Miller had returned here in January, He was a member of St. John's Evangelical) and Reformed church and was a| graduate of Manual Training high school. Survivors are his wif¢, Mrs. Hazel | Miller; a 3-year-old son, Willard C.| Miller; father, Claude C. Miller, and! " brother, Evan W. Miller, all of Indianapolis,

MRS. MABEL F, KEITH Services will be held at 1.30 p. m.| tomorrow in Shirley Bros. Irving| Hill chapel for Mrs. Mabel F. Keith, | 44 Chester ave. Burial will be in| Memorial Park. Mrs. Keith, who was 58, died yesterday in her home. She was a na- | tive of South Bend and had lived here 16 years, She was a member of Irvington Presbyterian church, the King's Daughters and Amacitia club. Survivors are her husband, Harry

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C. Keith; two sons, ckson C. Keith and CWarles W. Keith, both of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs, F. P. Dougherty of LaGrange, Ill.

RAYMOND C. LANGDON Services for Raymond C. Langdof of 610 E. 31st st. will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. in the Montgomery mortuary. Burial will be in Washington park. Mr. Langdon died yesterday in Cleveland, O., where he was visiting. He was 39. He was a member of the Christian Men Builders class of the “Third Christian church and the Moose. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Olive Langdon of Indianapolis; a son, Fireman 1st Class Raymond Langdon Jr. serving in the navy in China; parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Langdon; four sisters, Mrs. Doris Coffey, Miss Lois Langdon, Miss Vera Langdon and Mrs. Thelma Salter, all of Indianapolis; a broth- | er, Fay Langdon of Cleveland, and | a stepdaughter, Marjorie Epley of Indianapolis.

MISS ELIZABETH GRABER The Rev. Frederick R. Daries, pastor of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, will conduct services for Miss Elizabeth Graber Wednesday at 10 a. m, in the J. C. Wilson | Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will| be in Crown Hill Miss Graber of 960 Garfield dr. a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday in St. Francis hospital. She was 68, v Miss Graber was a member of the Zion church and the Woman's Guild. Survivors are four brothers, Fred Graber, George Graber and Henry Graber of Indianapolis, and Otto Graber of Chicago.

PLANS TALK ON HEATING : Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 8.—Prof. F. W. Hutchinson of Purdue university will discuss panel and solar heating here tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Memorial Union hall before members of the Indianapolis section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

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tor of Barth - Place Methodist million, Ill; died yesterday in his| Services “for John G. Habing, ge-

church, will conduct services for Don L. Lynch tomorrow at 10 a. m. in the Conkle funeral home. Burial will be in Floral park. Mr. Lynch, chief yard clerk for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, died Saturday in his home, 3216 W. Washington st. He was 64. : *A native of near Michigantown, Mr. Lynch had been an employe of the B. & O. 34 years and was a member of the Brotherhood -of Railway Clerks. Survivors are three sons, Don C. Lynch and Pete Lynch, both of Indianapolis, and Harold P. Lynch of Detroit, Mich.; ‘a daughter, Mrs. Mary Devers of Muncie; two sisters, Mrs. Clara McGlasson and Mrs. Marjorie Foster, both of Indianapolis, and two ‘brothers, Arthur Lynch of Frankfort and Fred Lynch of Ft. Wayne.

MISS ELIZABETH SUPPAR Private services for Miss Elizabeth Suppar, a former resident of Indianapolis, will be conducted at -10 a. m. tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann funeral home, Burial will be in Crown Hill Miss Suppar died Saturday in Milwaukee, where she had lived for 30 years. She was 47. Survivors are her -mother, Mrs. Lena Suppar, and two sisters, Mrs. Martha Sullivan and Miss Emma Suppar, all of Indianapolis.

ELLIS CARTER Services for Ellis Carter, a retired electrician, will be conducted at 2 p..m. tomorrow in Leap Memorial funeral home. Burial will be in Floral Park. Mr. Carter, who was 74, died Safurday in his home, 630 Foltz st. He had been a resident of Indianapolis 42 years. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Rariden of Indianapolis.

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Services for, Verner C. Shaefler | Miss Margaret ‘Anderson of New vice president and general manager |York, Mrs, Stephen 8. Karinsky of of the Brookside Ice .& Coal Co,|Chatham, N. J, and Mrs. Jean will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow [Palmer of Saugatuck, Mich, and! in Flanner & Buchanan ‘mortuary. (three grandchildren. Burial will be’ in Crown Hill.® | Mr, Shaeffer, a' native of Ver- JOHN G. HABING

home in Hamilton township. He tired real estate man, will be held was 59. ! at 8:30 a+-m. tomorrow in Kirby Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Kath- {mortuary followed by requiem high ryn Shaeffer, Indianapolis;~ a mass in SS. Peter and Paul Cadaughter, Mrs. George Moench, thedral. Burial will be in St. Joseph Terre Haute, and two grandchil-|cemetery. dren. Mr. Habing, a resident of Indifmmm—— anapolis 50 years, died Friday in MRS. IDA MAY BOYD {St. Vincent's hospital. He was 171. Private services will be held to-| He was a member of SS. Peter morrow for Mrs. Ida May Boyd of and Paul Cathedral and a former 3615 Kenwood ave. Burial will be member of the Knights of Coin Pershing, Ind., Wednesday. { lumbus. Mrs, Boyd, a resident here more | He is survived by a son, Wilfred than 50 years died last night in |B. Habing, Indianapolis. 1 her home, | , The last surviving member of a CARL ELZIE ROGERS ploneer Wayne county family, Mrs. | Services for Carl Elzie Rogers, | Boyd was the daughter of Isaac M./618 8, Rybolt ave, will be held at Beard, former state representative.|3 p, m, tomorrow in the Conkle Survivors are a daughter, Miss| funeral home. Burial will be in Maude Boyd of Indianapolis and! Floral Park. several nieces and nephews, | Mr. Rogers died Saturday in his —— home, He was’ 64. | MRS. JENNIE GETIA | ‘Survivors are his wife, Winnie; a Services for Mrs. Jennie Getia, son, Ralph Rogers, and two sisters, 954 W. Maryland st, were to be Mrs. Mary Stewart and Mrs. Zonia | conducted at 1:30 p. m. today in Buchanan, all of Indianapolis, and |the Dorsey Funetal home by the two . stepdaughters, Mrs. Gladys [Rev. Clive McGuire, executive sec- Gibbons of Pittsboro and Mrs. Anretary of the Indianapolis Baptist nice Dillon of Indianapolis, association. Burial was to be in Floral Park.

MRS. EMMA KANTNER Mrs. Getia died Saturday in her| gervices are scheduled at 2 p. m. home. She was 70. | Wednesday in Trinity Methodist! She is survived by a grandson, |church for Mrs. Emma Jane Kant2d Lt. John McCoy, stationed at|;eor 509 Arbor ave. Burial will be Camp Atterbury. in Floral Park.

Mrs. Kantner, 79, a resident of GE HEIRIN : pA GEORGE a Sout Sie Indianapolis 33 years, died yester- . '|day in her home, She was a memcaretaker for the Madison Avenue | of the Trinity church public library, will be conducted at | Fri y hbo an 2 p. m. tomorrow i Victory Me. | Survivors are her husband, Ji morial Methodist church by the | A Kantner; a daughter, Mrs, HarRev. M. 'O. Robbins pastor. Burial vey McKay of Indianapolis; three | will be in Crown Hill, : sons, Oscar Kantner of Glendale, | Mr. Scheiring died Saturday in Cal, Pred Kantner of Indianapolis his. home, 1035 Harlan st. He [30d Lloyd Kantner of St. Louis, | was TI. Mo., also 10 grandchildren and six

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Services for John M. Snider of 8750 E. 10th st. will be held Wednes- d day at 1:30 p. m. in Shiney Broth. Caution: use as directed. 15¢, 30¢, 60¢. ers Irving Hill chapel. Burial will! dP - be in Memorial Pack Wife Wins Relief Mr, Snider, grourids superintendent of the Memorial Park cemetery, died yesterday in his home. He| was 70. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Gusta Snider; two sons, Alonzo B. Snider les D., Snider; a grand"Miss ‘Coils Srviders; two sisters, Mrs, Alice Acoff and Mrs. Inda Myers, all of Indianapolis, and a brother, Carey Snider of Big Piney, Wyo.

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MRS. SARAH B. HOFFMAN Services were to be held at 2 p. m. today in the Pasco funeral home at Greenfield for Mrs. Sarah B. Hoffman, former resident of In-|§ dianapolis. Burial was to be at § Dublin, Ind. | Mrs. Hoffman died Friday in Methodist hospital. She was a8 native of Ohio and lived in Indians | apolls 38 years. She had lived in| Greenfield the last six years, ——— Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. H. B. Metcalf of Greenfield: two sons, William P. Hoffman of Indianapolis and J. Clyde Hoffman Jr. of Hagerstown, and four grand-| children,

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