Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1946 — Page 7

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RIL 23, 1946

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LAST RITES SET FOR MRS. FABER

Boone County Resident 35 Years Died Sunday.

Services for Mrs. Laura Pearl Faber, resident here 35 years, were to be held today at 2 p.m. in the

Moore Mortuaries Ben Davis chapel. Burial was to be in Floral park.

Mrs. Faber, native of Boone county, died Sunday in her ltome, 1014 S. Waldemere ave. She was 68. She was a member of the United Brethren church in Lebanon and the auxiliary of Harold C. Megrew post 1, Spanish War Veterans. Survivors include her husband, Charles L. Faber; four daughters, Mrs. Meada Brooks, Mrs. Verdie Pruitt, and Mrs, Alma Shotts, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Audra Scheck of Lebanon; two sons, Byron Ellis and Austin Ellis, both of Indianapolis; a brother, Charles Williams of Toledo, O., 12 grand-

children,

SAMUEL LOWERY’ Services for Samuel Lowery of 1022 W. Walnut st. will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m, in the TwentyFifth Street Baptist chur¢h. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Lowery died Friday night in City hospital after being struck by an automobile. He was 81, Survivors are five sisters, Mrs. Eva Daniels, Mrs. Rebecca Manley, Mrs. Naeomi Rose, Mrs. Sadie Keno and Mrs. Lethia Reed of Indianapolis

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Times Business Manager Receives War Bond Certificate

Henry W. Manz, business manager ‘of The Times, receives the war department's commendation certificate on behalf of the newspaper's employees who participated in the war bond payroll savings plan. Making the presentation is Orville R. Maxwell, state director of the treasury deartment's savings bonds division. Standing are Wayne Guthrie (left), publisher of the Star, who hold certificates for their newspapers. Seated beside Mr. Manz is Lawrence Dorsey, director of payroll savings at the Indianapolis office of the U. 8. savings bond division.

city editor of the News,

and Fugene C. Pulliam, editor and

R. Arthur Nevi

Services to Be Held Tonight

Services for R. Arthur Neville former Indianapolis had been employed 20 years by the Indiana Bell Telephone Co., will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. mation will follow.

Mr. Neville, a traffic engineer for | the company, died Saturday in his home in Evansville. He was 44.

A native of Clark county, Mr. |

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HIGH MASS SET FOR MRS. KIRSCH

Resident Here

Died Yesterday.

High requiem mass for Mrs. Emma K. Kirsch will be held Thursday at 9 a. m. in 88. Peter and Paul cathedral. Burial will be in Holy Cross. Mrs. Kirsch, died yesterday in her home, 2620 N. Capitol ave. after an illness of two years. She was ‘77. | A lifelong resident of the city, Mrs. Kirsch was a member of SS. Peter and Paul Catholic church. | Survivors include four daughters, | Mrs. Elsie Hanbon of New Pales- | tine, Mrs. Ethel Hughes of Indian-| apolis, Mrs. Frances Rinard of | Lawrence and Miss Katherine] Kirsch of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Anna Miller of Ashland, Ky.; | a brother, John Reinert of Indian- | apolis, three grandchildren and! one great-grandchild. |

NELSON A. KING Nelson A. King, a food products | salesman, died last night in his |

Mr. King who formerly had been

Brothers of Chicago, was born in| Leavenworth, Kas, and had lived | here 33 years.

For H. T. Averitt

Services for Howard T. Averitt,| an accountant for 15 years Kingan & Co. were to be held to-| day at 1:30 p. m. in Moore Mortuaries Northeast i chapel. Burial i} was to be in§ Crown Hill

Technical high school’and attended | Virginia Military Institute. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Julia

| Neville hdd lived most of his life | Neville, and his mother, Mrs. Nettie | SSE Probst, R. R.

Box 440, an employee of the Indiana girls’ school.

CLYDE F. CONN | Sefvices for Clyde F. Conn, for-

{mer local resident and employee of | |standard Oil Co. here, will be held |

{mortuary. Burial will be in Crown {Hill Mr. Conn died yesterday in New| Orleans, La. He was 56.

A member of the Broad Ripple! lodge, F. & A. M,, Mr. Conn was born in Indianapolis and lived here 39 years before moving to, Dayton, 0. Survivors are a son, William Conn of Dayton, and two brothers, | Harold Conn of South Bend and | Morris Conn of -New Orleans. 1 | MRS. ANNA TINGLE Services for Mrs, Anna Tingle of | 1703 ‘Roosevelt ave. will be held { Thursday at 3 p. .m, in Moore | Mortuaries Northeast chapel. Burial | will be in Crown Hill Mrs. Tingle, a native of Ripley

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Tingle of Indianapolis; two sisters,

Mrs. Alice Masters of Dillsboro and | Mrs. Emma Evans of Indianapolis, |

and a brother, Piqua, O.

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MRS. FLORENCE T. CHENEY Services for Mrs. Cheney, formerly of 729 E. 37th st, will be held at 10 a. m, tomorrow in the Moore Mortuaries Colonial chapel. Burial will be in Logansport. A native of Logansport, {Cheney died yesterday after {illness of three years. She was 78. .#Cheney had lived in Indi-

Surwivors are two daughters, Mrs.

and Mrs. Rex C. Boyd of Indianapolis; two sons, John R, Cheney

home, 3450 Salem st., after an ill-| ness of six weeks. He was 64.|

southern representative for Bunte |

He attended schools in Leaven- | worth ‘and the University of Penn- | sylvania. ‘He was a member of the |

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s 50 years and was a member / British |of Broadway Methodist church and at| Vincent Chautauqua Circle.

of Lorg Beach, Cal, and Dr. Fred D. Cheney, Indianapolis physician; a. brother, Harry Trouman of Bellingham, Wash, seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild,

RUSSELL J. HUTCHISON Services for Russell J. Hutchison of 741 N. Sheffield ave, who served 14 months with the signal corps in the Philippines, will be held Thursday at 1:30 p. m. in the Conkle funeral home. Burial will be in Floral park.

Mr. Hutchison, a former transfer truck driver, died yesterday in Vet-

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