Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1946 — Page 4

- a - ree uo" THE IND NRites for Mrs. Carrie Caffyn’ | Rites for Mrs. Carrie Caffyn 9 : eo” BM ge. SL... : ; To Be Held in Baptist Church! FOR RAILROADER Services for Mrs. Carrie Caffyn,!|daughtér, Mrs. Wayne Baxter, 1609 a, widow of Ellsworth Caftyn, former Christopher lane in Speedway City. ; owner of Olds Soap and Chemical] - Besides Mrs. Baxter a grand- Edwin Nelson Freeman Dies he Co. hére, will be held in Tuxedo daughter, Marion Baxter, survives. : Cl Park Baptist church but the time In Hospital. Bl has not been decided. Burial will GEORGE J. LEASE : b ! be in Crown Hill. “ | Services will be said at St. Joan| Services for Edwin Nelson Free-| A native of Indianapolis, Mrs. Of Arc Catholic church for George man, retired New York Central Caffyn died yesterday in hér. home. J. Lease, engraver for the old In- railroad conductor, will be held in jen, boilermaker in the New York joy © puelid st. She was 81. When dianapolis Sun and former resident Moore Mortuaries Northeast chapel jo, Central railroad . shovs ffi Beech | 1 years old Mrs. Caffyn rode to|here, but the time has not been at 3 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will be of Grove for 25 years Burial will 16l- yjinsis in a covered wagon with determined. Burjal will be in Cal- at Oaklandon. ar ats nol jow in Holy Cross eeinetery. ler mother and brother where they Vary cemetery. Mr. Freeman Hva 2 15 : 2k ‘Mr. Allen, who was 84, died ¥6s- poeame homesteaders. She re-| Mr. Lease, who was 53, died Sat-|ney st ‘when he ol au ay h terday in hid home, 1717 Marlowe i, ned to Indianapolis in 1893 after urday at Mountian Home, Tenn. Methodist hospita : 2 was b 4 ave. A resident here siricé 1916, he or marriage. He was a native of Indianapolis, native of Indianapolis, Yi heer yetired two Years ago. He was al Survivors 1 and was a with N. Y, C. for 49 years an s

ee of Railroad for 25 Years. Requiem high mass will be sung

Cros$ Oatholic chureh &t BR dw for Harold L. Al-

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four daughters,

f polis; 3 . ‘ i-| Survivors are three sons, Elmer, cer in Boilermakers’ union, Local | pomon, Cal. Survivors are two brothers, Add

| end Mist Betiha! on A. and J. Irwin Lease, and three (Leroy E.

Bl. \Caftyn, Monrovia, Cal; two grand- - Indianapolis; a half-sister, MfS. and two grandchi 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Me-! v } 8 Ss. apolis; grandchildren, | | Survivors include. his Wile. JRath- children and one great-grandchild. | ster, MS 3 Lease, Mrs. Harriet Mullen, Fla, and four Ci, Neely mortuary by the, Rev. B. W.| erine; a #6n, Roy en; two, x Cr | . | grandchildren, ‘MRS. LEONORA J. FOX ‘Nugent, pastor of St. Paul Meth-| daughters, Mrs, Dorothy Ferguson EDWARD J. FERRIE Verbracken, all residents here. lig | Services and burial are, to be held oq; atl baal ” . : : . x A ist h, « Buria i n | hi and Miss Heién Allen, 41 of las Services for Edward J. Ferrie, gq MARY V. PARK | WALTER SCHELL today in Frankfort for Mrs. Leon-| : en | dianapolls; four sisters, Ars. NAW: 411500 Co. employee for 30 years, "ob ition mass will be said| Services for Walter Schell. life- ora J. Fox, who died Suturday in Yown Hill. : Tou Raymond, Kankakee, IIL, MA. Lydia oo) be held at 2 p.om. tomorrow in 4 ing thony's Catholic church at long resident here, will be held in the home of her daughter, Miss! Mr. Lee died yesterday in the - - Combineg wth wig Rg Joss of Se ai at, | ROVSter & Askin MOrUusrY. The |g Fgh / od for Mrs Mary V. Shirley Brothers’ Cente#l chapel Ruth E. Fox, 1312 N. Alabama st. (home of a daughter, Mrs. Frank | 8 joved ane, i5 8 Ué€ SNE © Ys what lo Rev. Kenneth Thorne of Speedway

Park, who died Friday in her home, at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. = Burial

a ucwn it ||: R. 1, box 196, Bridgeport, Burial vibe ISPs Sk Burial-w 's born | Will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. | Mr. Schell died =aturca Mr. Ferrie, who was 80, was born Mrs. Park had lived in Bridgeport | Julietta hospital. He was 55 and St Pi Indianapolis most of cher life, | lived at 1020 S. Whitcomb St ou: She was a member of St. Anthony's | Survivors are his wife, Helen;

he had lived in ; | three sons, Albert, Robert and Don- a1 He church and the International Trav- | two—danghtters, Mrs. fo

| ald Schell; all Study club. and Mrs. Ylizabeth M

i ; Ethel Holder Survivors are two sons, Edwin F. four brothers. Albert,

of Washington, Ind,

grandchildren.

A . BES SN ov iol {in Scotland and came to the United munists will hold their first meet- |States at the age of 7. A resident | ing April 19 to plan an elaborate at 4961 Ford st. revival of the traditional May day | Speedway City for 30 ois: 4 a JEMOESEPALlor. |died Saturday in the home o

and four

Tinie perk, stationed with the navy ir | Hornocker;

Its ROGERS for Gift!

i Corpus Christi, Tex., and Virgil L.|

Park, seaman 2-¢ at Pearl Harbor, | 4 daughtef, Miss Martha Jayne Park, Bridgeport; her parents, Mr. land Mrs. Frank Hankins, Indianapolls, and a sister, Mrs. Thomas F. Courtney, New York.

and one sister, Mrs. Amelia ‘Wil-

liams Hoekins,

Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries| Northeast chapel for Miss Marjorie | Louise Coy, who died Saturday at| Ft. Wayne. Burial will be in Round | Hill cemetery. Born .in Marion county, Miss Coy lived here at 1800 E. Norman st. She was 19. ! Survivors are her mother, Mrs. Stacy Irene Hendrix, and her

: grandmother, Mrs. Pruda D. Coy. |3

MRS. JUANITA L. GAULT

Services for Mrs. Juanita L. Gault, deputy clerk for the Internal Revenue department for five years, will be held in Hisey & Titus mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Time of the service has not been set. Born in Chicago, Mrs. Gault had lived here since childhood. She was 58 when she died Saturday in Cole- MRS. VICTORIA RUSCHE man hospital. 8he was a member | : of Roberts Park Methodist church Services are tentatively scheduled LeRoy M. Gault, her husband, survives,

at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C Wilson Chapel of the Chimes for Mrs. Victoria Rusche, a here for 65 years.

resident Burial will be in

FRANK OBERLE Srila ten : s morial Park. a hl Fvices je 6 Ie Sad Mrs. Rusche, a native of Germany Shefield Hap for Frank Oberle, | died yesterday in her home, 1517

a retired carpenter. “Burial was to Reisner st. She was 81, be in New Crown. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs.

Maloney and Mrs. Norma © Mr. Oberle, ; Saturday in his home, R. R. 10. He|Dungan, both of Indianapolis; & was & lifelong resident of Marion | Son, Arthur J. Rusche of Richmond; county. | sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Bruner of Survivors are two sons, Oscar and | Lafayette; two grandchildren and Albert Oberle, both of Jrdinhupoliy 8 great grandchildren.

CORR 13 grandchildren and 25 great- IN ! RR Slt AS =A panahiidren. g { MRS. SARAH ELIZABETH LaRUE

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MRS. MARIAH SOUTHARD

to be conducted by the Rev. R. R. chapel. Burial wil] be in Weston Cross, retired Methodist minister, in cemetery, Rensselaer, Conkle funeral home at 1:30 p. m.! A resident of Rensselaer all her today. Burial will he in Floral Park. life, Mrs. LaRue died Saturday in Mrs. Southard, who was 74 died her home. She was 91. She was Thursday at the home of her daugh-|the widow of Amzi 8S. LaRue, ter; Mrs. Molly Wilkerson, 2025 W.| pioneer merchant, and was a memNew York st. She was a native of ber of the Presbyterian church and Mt, Vernon, Ky. i the Pythian sisters of which she Other survivors are two more was a charter member. daughters, Mrs. Alma Decker,| Survivors besides Dr. LaRue are Southport, and Mrs. Susie Norton, a daughter, Mrs. George E. Neal, Somerset, Ky. Detroit, Mich., and a grandson, Watle LaRue Neal.

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ARTHUR M. GREEN

Services for Arthur M. Green, re‘tired salesman and resident here

ALMA NELLIE EDMONDS

Bervices for Mrs. Alma Nettie Ed-

® Oredit Terms—Layaway—At No Extra Cosi for 65 years, are to be held at 1:30) monds 1506 Edwards ave. will be

Peace chapel. The Moose Lodge 19 diver funeral home in Franklin.

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RITE TOMORROW Plan Services Wednesday

resident’ here for 35 years, will be [will be Held in University Heights

tery, Born in Morgan county, Mrs. Marshall, Eastes died yesterday in her home, | ; ] 1757 Cruft st. She was 56. She be-|a native of Parke county and lived

Survivors George: two sons, Donald G. and Robert C, Cannon, Indianapolis; a| and Marilyn Eastes, all of Indian- five grandchildren, and one great:

and Orville Curtis, Sellersburg, and

are ; 'agmember of the Order of Railroad yewis. Curtis, Indianapolis; three HARRY LEE mem jly Cross church and | ; ; [charter member of the American 8gN £Wis ; n ; | | eniie Tn years as an off. | Helen Be re i inn Legion. Conductors. . sisters, Mrs. Pearl Elliott, Sellers-| Services for Harry Lee, 2050 N.!

burg; Mrs, Laura Johnson and Mrs. pader st. and Wilton S. Freeman. yrsuka Seitz, both of Indianapolis,

was a member of tHe Methodist A native of Boone county, he had| church and Order of the Eastern lived in Indianapolis 47 years. |

daughter, Mrs. Frances F. Zehner, ters, Mrs. Laverne Fuller and Mrs. | Fred, Herbert and Arthur Schell, MRS. IDA L. COPELAND

Services for Mrs. Ida L. Cope- Gladys Schmidt, both eof Indianland, resident here for 20 years, apolis, and seven grandchildren.

to be in charge and burial is to be ‘in Washington Park. | Mr. Green, born in Cleveland, O, died Friday in his home, 36 N. Lin-

; FP wood ave. He was 72.

and Company Jewelers 5 N. lllinois St. | Survivors are his son, Herbert A.

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(Burial will be in Franklin, | Mrs. Edmonds, a native of Pranklin who had lived here 15 years. died Saturday in St. Vincent's hos- [ pital. She was 82. She was a |eounty Mothers™ church. \ Survivors are two sons, Herschel Edmonds of Beech Grove and Merle Edmonds, of Indianapolis; a

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GUEST SPEAKER HERE

Dr. FP. A. Pigl, of the Mayo Clinic at Rochester, Minn, was guest speaker last night at the annual dinner given by Indianapolis practitioniers in the ear, nose and throat profession. The dinner marked the beginning of a two-week refresher course in lear, nose and throat diseases at the Indiana University Medical center, Forty specialists from throughout the United States will attend the course, supervised by Dr. C. H McOaskey, chairman of the department of otorhinolaryngology, and Dr. E. N. Kime, chairman of départment of anatomy

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ISTORICAL SPEAKER

BLOOMINGYO eanette P. Niche ollege will addre: ion of the 38th f the Mississippi ssociation at noo iana university. Other speakers e held Thursday rday at the univ homas C. Coch: niversity; Dr. W f the Universit) r. William B. B ilt university

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