Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1946 — Page 14

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| June Uphaus, Amold Wajenberg, Kathryn Mas Wieland, Rosemary Christ, David | Davidson, Susanne Orob, Marie White,

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Drug Company Employee Was War Veteran.

Fred H. Stutsman, an assistant supervisor of the Hook Drug Co, died yesterday in: his home, 5033 Broadway, He was 71. A native of Jamestown, Mr. Stutsman had resided. in Indian'apolis 39: years and was employed

by the local drug company 32 years. the Third

Pythias and was a veteran “of the

| Spanish-American war.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs.

Nellie Stutsman; a daughter, Mrs. | | Betty Hughes;

a -son, Howard C,

DIES AT HOME

Services for Dr. Homer E. Turney of 6019 Guilford ave, will be held tomorrow at 10 a, m. in the First, United Lutheran church, Burial will be in Lyonsville, | Dr, Turney, president of the Indiana synod of the United | Lutheran church, died Tuesday | night in Reid memorial hospital at Richmond where he was attending the 99th annual meeting of the synod. He was 55. A resident here for the last 10 years, Dr, Turney had served as synod president: for 12 years and last held a pastorate at Columbus, He was a graduate of Wittenberg college. and the Hanna Divinity school of Springfield, O. He was a member of the board of education of the United Lutheran church, a director of Witten

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Stutsman, all of Indianapolis, and berg college and a member of the [two grandchildren First United Lutheran church here, | [ The Rev. A. C. Brooks, pastor of Survivors" include the wife, Mrs.

[Third Christian church, will con-| Gertrude I. Turney. a son, Robert

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| Sam J. { Levi of Chicago and Sidney R. Levi | {of Indianapolis;

duet services at 2 p. m, Saturday in Planner & Buchanan mortuary Burial wtll be in Crown Hill

MRS. ELIZABETH J. RAMEY The Rev. Carleton W, Atwater,

{pastor of First Baptist church, will | | conduct, services for Mrs, Elizabeth | Md., and Mrs. James Glotfelty of | J. Ramey, the church's oldest mem- |

| ber, at { Flanner {Burial will be’ in Crown Hill,

3:30 p. m. tomorrow in | & Buchanan mortuary.

Mrs. Ramey, who was 90, died yesterday in her home, 718 E. 34th | st. Born at Svcamore, Tl, she had lived in Indianapolis 73 years. Survivors are a son, Ramey, !abeth Belle Ramey, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. John Walker of Los Angeles; four grandchildren {and three great. -grandchildren,

MRS. MILLIE LEVI Services will be held at 2 p. m tomorrow at the

2921--N.-New-Jersey st, yesterday The services will be in charge of | Rabbis Samuel Katz and Meandor! Fruchter and Cantor Abraham | Porthov. Tefllla cemetery, Mrs. Levi, who was 61, was a native of England | and had lived here 35 years.

She i8 survived by her husband, | Leonard |

Levi; two sons,

a daughter, Mrs. |

George L.| and a daughter, Miss Eliz- |

Aaron-Ruben | | funeral home for Mrs. Millie Levi, | who died

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|‘ Turney, and a daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Turney, all of Indianap~ olis; two brothers, Truman Turney lof Greyhull, Wyo, and Oscar TurIney of Oakland, Md, and four sis- | ters, Mrs. Clara Glotfelty of Spokane, Wash, Mrs. Alma Hanses and | Mrs. James Frzzalari of Oakland,

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| CHRISTOPHER B. HUGHES | Private graveside services will be held in Forest Lawn cemetery at | Greencastle for Christopher Beach | Hughes, 10-day-old son of Mr. and | Mrs. Francis M. Hughes, 706 Sherwood dr, | Infant Hughes died yesterday im Methodist hospital, Survivors besides his parents are two brothers, Donald and David Hughes; his paternal grandfather, Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of Wash|ington, D. C., and his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Beach of New York City. MRS. REA WALKER Services for Mrs. Rea Walker, a resident here for 35 years, will be held at 2 p. m.- tomorrow in the | Farley funeral home. Burial will be in Washington Park. | Mrs. Walker died yesterday in a local nursing home after an illness {of five months. She was 70. A native of Ohio, Mrs. Walker | made her residence here at 2208 N. Illinois st. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. | Mabel Thorne, and two grandchil- | dren, all of Indianapolis.

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