Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1946 — Page 9

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pastor of the Garfield Park Evangelical and Reformed church, will

conduct services for Roma W. Parsley, 1427 E. 11th st, tomorrow at 1 p. m. in the G, H. Herrmann funeral home. Burial will be In Shelbyville. Mr. Parsley, an employee of the Schwitzer-Cummins Co. and a resident here 13 years, ded yesterday. He was 54. A native of Beanblossom, Mr. Parsley was a member of Prospect lodge 714, F. & A. M. and the Beanblossom Presbyterian church. ‘Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Alma Parsley; four daughters, Mrs. Evelyn: Marshall, Mrs. Marguerite Walker and Miss Jackie Parsley, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Kathleen Neeb, Blue Ridge, Ind.; three brothers, Max and Oath Parsley, Indianapolis, and Fred Parsley, Franklin; a sister, Mrs. Euphema —— | Walsh, Noblesville, and four grandchildren.

JEPPIE NOEL Services will be conducted in Gosney funeral home, Edinburg, at 2 p. m. tomorrow for Jeppie Noel, who died yesterday at his home, 303 S. Cole st. Burial will be in Rest Haven cemetery there. an asia T Mr. Noel, who was 60, is survived them, Nature may be warning you | by his wife, Mary; five sons, Harry, your kidneys need attention. Robert, Willard, Charles and Clyde

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been engaged in the jewelry busi ness for over 50 years, Survivors include, his wife, May; two sons, George and James B. Critzer, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs.

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WALTER C. WACHSTETTER

Services for Walter C. Wachstetter of 6450 Park ave. will be held Saturday at 3 p. m. Mr. Wachstetter, veteran of world war I, died yesterday in Long hospital after an illness of three weeks. He was 55. A member of Marion lodge, PF. and A. M, Mr. Wachstetter had been a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mildred Wachstetter, and a sister, Mrs. Elsie Reger, of Indianapolis.

NEPH KING Active and honorary pallbearers have been named to officiate at the funeral Saturday of Neph King, coowner of King's Indiana Billiard Co. Services for Mr, King, who died yesterday at Methodist hospital, will be held at 1:30 p. m, in Shirley Bros. Irving Hill chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park mausoleum. Active pallbearers will be Charles Cain, Charles E. Lemen, Tyra Collins, Charl Ryan, Roy Gray and William Mooney. Honorary pallbearers will be William Schlegel, George Hilgemier, Frank Buckley, Ira Haymaker, Lathair Buckley, Harry Dunn, Dr. George Kohlstaedt, Mort Martin, H. H. Woodsmall, Frank Fox, Dr. Russell A. Showalter, Ed Wischmeyer and Harry Crowe,

MRS. CARRIE HAILWAY

Mrs. Carrie Hailway, 781 E. McCarthy st., died today after an illness of five years. She was 66, A native of Indianapolis, she had spent most of her life here. She was a member of the St. Paul Methodist church. Services will be held at 10 a. m. at the J. C. Wilson chapel of the chimes in charge of the Rev. Russell Ford, Cadle Tabernacle. Burial will be in Garland Brook cemetery at Columbus, Ind. Mrs. Hailway is survived by her husband, Harry E, Hailway, and a son, Paul Hailway, both of Indianapolis.

MRS. SALONA PURDUE

Mrs. Salona Purdue, who is survived by 29 great-grandchildren and was the widow of a Civil war veteran, died yesterday, Mrs. Purdue had lived in Indianapolis 82 of her 88 years, although she was born in Canada. Her family includes also 23 grandchildren and three daughters. Services will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. in the Richardson funeral home with the Rev. W. Pranklin Lahr officiating. The Rev. Mr. Lahr is pastor of the Second Evangelical and Reformed church to which Mrs: Purdue belonged. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Purdue's daughters are Mrs. Harry Van Stan, Mrs, Lois Weber and Mrs. Ethel Zachary, and her sister, Mrs. Lois Dunn. Al four live here. James Y. Purdue, a Union veteran, was Mrs. Purdue's { husband.

‘SPAULDING CASE READY FOR JURY

A first degree murder trial that lasted through nine-day and two night sessions was to be deliberated {by a criminal court jury this after- { noon. The defendant, James Spaulding, lis charged with the fatal stabbing {of Herbert Fisher, 2810 Baltimore | ave. The death occurred last July 1.

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CHICAGO (U. P.). — The first | shipment of human hair nets to reach the United States since 1941 |arrived here for consignment to a local .concern. The. shipment originated in Tsinanfu province, Shiri, from the China Trading

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“The Rev. Thomas B. King. pas: county Mr. Beaver tor of St. Mark's United Lutheran dent here 17 years. church, will conduct services for! Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Helen John M. Manwaring of 2842 Brill Beaver, and two daughters, Miss rd. Saturday at 2 p. m. in the Gadd Janet Beaver and Miss Nancy Beafuneral home. Burial will be in ver, all of Corydon, six brothers and Memorial Park. {two sisters, including Mrs. Wilbur Mr. Manwaring, retired Pennsyl- | Spivey of Indianapolis, with ‘whom vania railroad conductor, died yes-|Mr. Beaver had recently made his terday in Methodist hospital. He home. was 75. Mr, Manwaring was a member of MRS. ANNA comps Centennial lodge 541, F, & A. M,| Services for Mrs, Anna Combs, in Brazil and the Association of Re- active organizer of ladies aid sotired Railroad Engineers. cieties for the Methodist church

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Bessie M, Manwaring: two daugh- will be held tomorrow at 2 p, m.

ters, Mrs. John O. Cordes of Camp- In the Broad Ripple Methodist ton, Cal, and Miss Alice Manwar-' church. Buridl will be in Farley ing of Indianapolis; four sons, Rob- | | cemetery. ert G. Manwaring, John W, Man-| i - waring, Wilbur E. Manwaring and | MS, Dads Sled yasieruay om We Charles Joseph Manwaring of In- home o r son, David Combs, 6123 dianapolis; two sisters, Mrs, Mary Broadway. She was 88.

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Ellen Morgan of Montezuma * and; A native of Vermillion county, Mrs. Frank Shirley of Ontario, Cal. | Mrs. Combs came to'Indianapolis in and two grandchildren. my and worked with her husband,

w———— the former Rev, Jonathan B. Combs, JOHN W. BEAVER {in the Methodist Northwest conServices and burial will be held! ference. tomorrow at 4 p. m. in Rushville for| ghe was a niember of the Broad | John W. Beaver of 713 Clarendon Ripple church and was active in the pL {Goodwill Industries, Inc. Mr. Beaver, assistant manager of | Other survivors include another | the Hook Drug Co. store at 22d and son, Paul B. Combs of Long Beach, N. Meridian sts, died Tuesday in Cal, and two dsons, Jonathan Brdon Combs, both |

City hospital. He was 37. w. Combs and A native of New Salem in Rush lof Indianapolis.

Mrs. Taylor Wa Was yy County Native.

Services will be held in J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes at 2 p. m. tomorrow for Mrs. Rosa Belle Taylor, who died yesterday in Methodist hospital. Burial will be “iii Washington Park. ; A native of Greene county, Mrs. Taylor had been a resident here for

'123 years. She lived at 3730 Creston

dr, and was a meer of Prospect chapter, O. E. 8, Royal Neighbors and Broadway Baptist church, Survivors are a daughter, Miss Pearl Taylor; a son Lloyd Taylor; a granddaughter, Mary Ann Taylor; all of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Marie Miller. Spencer, and Mrs, Leona Crubaugh, Bloomington, and five brothers, Willlam Flory, Casey, Il; Homer Flory, Los Angeles, Cal; Ivan Flory, Anderson, and Elmer and Harley Flory, Bloomfleld.

ROBERT K. LEWIS Robert K. Lewis, city chemist for 17 years and recently "sanitation engineer at Ft. Harrison, died yesterday in Methodist hospital. He was 41. Dr. E. Burdette Backus, pastor of

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