Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1946 — Page 15

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In 1867 she married David N. Foster and the couple moved to a farm 25 miles east of Greenwood. They returned 25 ‘years later to Greenwood, where Mr. Foster taught school and managed a small hotel. In 1944, Mrs. Foster was honored at a cenfennial birthday celebration in, Greenwood ats which time she received a message from President Roosevelt. x Durng her life, Re saw men leave to fight in four wars; Merican war, Civil war and both world wars. She was an honorary member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Burton of Indianapolis and Mrs. Jessie Craft of Greenwood; a son, Guy Foster of Greenwood; 10 grandchildren; six greatgrandchildrén, and two great-great-grandchildren. '

MRS, MYRTLE CHANCE | Services will be held at 2:30 p. m.| Sunday in the Edgewood Church of| the Nazarene for Mrs. Myrtle

will be in Round Hill cemetery. Mrs. Chance died yesterday in St. Francis hospital, She was 40. A native of Valley Mills, Ind., Mrs. Chance had lived here most of her life and was a charter member. of the. Edgewood church. Survivors are her husband, Elmer Chance; three daughters, Mrs. Frank Sawyer, Miss Donna Joy Chance and Miss Barbara Ann Chance; two sons, Elmer Chance Jr. and David Leon Chance; her

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The Rev. Willlam Burrows, pastor’ of St. Paul's Episcopal church, {will conduct services for Paul | (Mickey) O'Brien tomorrow at 10 ‘a. m. in Flanner & Buchanan | mortuary. Burial will be in Crown | Hill Mr. O'Brien, former clerk in the | city controller's and city engineer's | office during Mayor Reginald Sulli- | van's administration, died Monday lin Orlando, Fla, He was 55.

Before retiring four years ago, | Mr. O'Brien had been a Democratic | precinct committeeman and an em- | ployee of the Indianapolis Power &

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g SOE kd Edward H. Foley Jr, above, of New York, has been nominated by President Truman to be assistant secretary of the treasury, Former [He went to Florida a year ago. ~general counsel of that depart- Survivors are two sons, Virgil F. | O'Brien and Russell P. O'Brien, | both discharged veterans, and a daughter, Miss Inez O'Brien, all of years. He former™ lived at 314 Ab- indianapolis and three grandchil-|

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Thelma Gouker; two sons, Earl] ; : | Gouker Jr, of Indianapolis and | Services will be held at 3:30 p. m.

Richard Gouker of Greenfield, and tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan a daughter, Betty Gouker of In- mortuary for Theodore L. Jenner, dianapolis, {5809 Norwaldo ave. Burial will be

JOSEPH M. WHITELY lin Washington Park. Services for Joseph M. Whitely,! Mr. Jenner died yesterday in his an employee of Kingan & Co. for| home. He was 40 30 years, will be conducted at_2! A native of English, Ind., he had p. m. tomorrow in Riverside Park|lived here five years and was emMethodist church by the Rev. B. E.| ployed as & receiving clerk at the Kirkpatrick, pastor, Burial will be| Allison division of General Motors He was a member of the NorthMr. Whitely, a native of Ken-|minster Presbyterian church and tucky, died Wednesday in his home, | the Riviera club. 2105 Sugar Grove ave. He was 68. Survivors are his wife, Helen; a He was a member of the River-|son, Ted Jenner; his father, J. side Park Methodist church and |Frank Jenner; four sisters, Miss Kingan's Old Timers club. | Harriett Jenner, Miss Jackie Jo Survivors are his wife, Anna; two|Jenner, Mrs. Thomas Fittz and daughters, Mrs. Raymond T. Wise | Mrs. Robert Brokaw, all of Indianand Miss Cecil F. Whitely, both of |apolis, and two brothers, Dr. Horace Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs.|J. Jenner. of Frankfort and John Sallie Clem of Louisville. Jenner of Danville.

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