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mortuary at 11 a. m.. Saturday. {Burial will be in Crown Hill Wh. Achelpoh! F Funeral to| Born in Oakley, Mr, Orr was 64. | He died yesterday in his home, 715 Be Held Saturday. 'E. St. Clair st. After leaving the trucking company, he worked for The Rev. L. C. Trent, Woodruff g year at Real Silk Hosiery mills Place Baptist church, will conduct | {and last was employed at Indianrites at 10 a. m, Saturday in Moore | apolis Screw Products Co. Mortuaries Peace chapel for Wil- At the time of his death Mr. iam Achelpohl, pumping plant fore | Orr was preparing to go to Hunting-

. : |ton for the funeral of a brother, man of the Indianapolis Water Co. | | Oliver, who died Tuesday.

Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Achelpohl, who was. 60, died | yesterday. Born in Valonla and a resident | here for 24 years, he lived at 338'% N. Walcott st.

% Survivors are his wife, Annfe; his { father, Charles; five brothers, | Luther, William, L. Dee, Fred and Edward Orr, all of Huntington, and [two sisters, Mrs. Annie Snowden, Survivors include his wife, Hattie; Huntington, and Mrs, Grace Parr,

a son, Hubert L. Achelpohl, three Ft. Wayne. sisters, Mrs. Sophia Schrier, Sey-| MRS. CORA B. SCHOOLER mour; Mrs. Lawrence Hauer and| . Services will be conducted by the Mrs, Mary Rorip, Valonia, and two| Rev. A. L. Beatty, pastor of Madibrothers, Henry and John Achel-|son Avenue Methodist church, in pohl, Valonia. the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes at 10 a. m. tomorrow for | Mrs. Cora B. Schooler, employee of

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who died yesterday in her home, !in Round Hill cemetery. 3901 Arlington ave. will be held at| “ Born in Carthage, Mo., Mrs, 2 p. m. Saturday in Shirley Broth-| Schooler, who was 60, had lived ers Northeast chape). here for 31 fears, last residing at The Rev. Marvin Schramm, pas-|1050 Mills ave. "She died Tuesday tor of the East 38th Street Chris-|in the home of a son, Frank J. tian’ church, will conduct the serv-|Schooler Jr. 908 Mills ave. She was ices. Burial will be in Crown Hillla member of the Methodist church. cemetery. | Survivors besides her son are her Mrs. Fred, who was 39, had been|mother, Mrs. Dora Doran, Califoran Indianapolis resident 21 years. |nia; a daughter, Mrs. Ora A. FishShe was a native of Terre Haute pack, Toledo; two sisters, Mrs. Alice and a member of the Lawrence McElHaney and Mrs: Bess Farmer, chapter 384, O. E. S, and the East |and two brothers, Streader and Le-

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| Maurice; two daughters, Bétty Ann MRS. SUZAN ‘SPRINGER jane June Rose, and two sons, Maur-| Services for Mrs. Suzan Sellers lice Jr. and Max, all of Indianapolis; Springer, a resident of Indianapolis | her mother, Mrs. Cora Theverton of |most of her life, will be held at 1:30 Columbus, O., and a brother, Charles |p. m. tomorrow in the Hisey & Titus { McCammon of Mingo, O. mortuary. The Rev. Stanley R.

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“Arthur Orr, Former Owner Of Trucking Company, Dies [3000.00 NOW

Services for Mrs. Ruth E. Fred, |, 8. Ayres & Co. Burial will be

Woltjen, pastor of the First Moravian church, will officiate. Burial will be in Crown Hill - Mrs. Springer, who was 92, died yesterday. Survivors are two nieces, Mrs. Laura Usher of Topeka, Kas., and Mrs. Clem Longnaker of California, and a cousin, Miss Sadie Edwards, of Indianapolis.

OTTO ZACHARY . Rites for Otto Zachary, who died Tuesday in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lillian Ferguson, 423 E. Morris st., were to be held at 2 p. m.

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months, Indianapolis, and: Oscar E. P. Mon-| naj, Miller will be a special guest

GOTTFRIED MONNINGER Private services for Gottfried Monninger, brother of Karl Monninger, employee of the Indian-

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