Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1946 — Page 7
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John W. Haerle, 2049 N. Capito’ ave. a representative of Armour & Co. for 30 years, died yesterday in Methodist hospital. He was 61. Born in Louisville, Ky. Mr. Haerle lived ‘here most of his life He was a trustee of the Fifty-First Street Methodist church and % member of Scottish Rite, Services are tentatively scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill.
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Survivors are his wife, Mary; two
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Services for Mrs. Edn, M. Say, wife of Robert T. Hard held in Moore Phin. ME Chapel. Time has not been determined. Burial will be in Memorial Park. ? A resident here for 40 years, Mrs. Hardy was 49 when ‘she died yes-
in Terre Haute. Survivors besides her . husband are four sisters, Mrs. Mae Rickets and Mrs. Florence Geisler, Indianapolis; Mrs. Catherine Dodds, Long Island, N. Y, and Mrs. Anne Stueber; Packanack Lake, N. J, and two brothers, Paul M. Castleman, Indianapolis, and John W. Castleman, Packanack Lake.
MARION ASHLEY, 86, DIES AT SON'S HOME
Marion FPF. Ashley, retired employee of the Indianapolis Wateér Co., died today at the home of a son, Elbert’ M. Ashley, 4915 Rockville Yd. He was 86. He was born in Monroe county Dec. 14, 1859. ' For ‘hore than 55 years, until his recent illness, Mr. Ashley lived at 3119 Nowland ave. He would have celebrated his. 60tH wedding anniversary Dec. 14. Mr, Ashley was retired by the
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For Veteran Pastor.
The Rev, W. H, Book, veteran terday, in St. Francis hospital, 8he|mninister, writer and preacher and lived at 436 N. Highland ave, and | father of William H. Book Jr., execwas a member of the College Ave-| tive vice president of the Indiannue Baptist church, She was born | apolis Chamber of Commerce, died today at the age of 83 in, Orlando,
Fla,
Sheldon Book and Miss Katherine Book, also of Indianapolis, are members of the family of 10 children of the late Rev. Book and Mrs.
Book, who also survives him, The Rev. Mr,
60 years as a Disciples of Clitis
| clergyman and for one-third of that time as pastor of the Tabernacle Christian church, Columbus, Ind.
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ligious subjects. Preached at Revivals
8t. John's lodge F, and A. M. of Mr, Book. among its. members and he also belonged to the Indianapolis
Columbus included the Rev.
valley, Ancient and Accepled. Scot. tish Rite.
As a ploneer minigter of, his old » religious
church? he: participated in fashioned debates on
Book once was president of the Indiana Christian Missionary association and a trustee of Butler university, He served for
Dorothy Book, Boston.
for Miss Mary® Florence Loomis, granddaughter of. Mrs. Paul H, White, 4224 Washington blvd Miss Loomis, who fas 18, was a victim of a sailboat tragedy. on Lake Michigan June 23. Her body was found Saturday 15 miles. north of Sturgeon Bay. A frequent visitor to Indianapolis, Miss Loomis was well known here. She was a native .of Winnetka, Ill .
MATTHEW HUGH PAFF JR. Services for Matthew Hugh Paff Jr., who died yesterday in his home, 19 N. Denny 8t., will be held at 10 a. m, Friday, in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill chapel. He was 44. t] A lfeslong resident 6f Indianapolis, Mr. Paff was employed as a brick mason. He was a member of the Moose.
Beryl Paff; a daughter Peggy Ann Paff; two sons. Donald Hugh Paff and John Howard Paff, and two brothers, Austin Paft, all of Indianapolis,
WILLIAM LE ROY BUCK william LeRoy Buck, an Indian-
f ivors lude his wife, Mrs. | the nation for his evangelistic ser- Survivors ine : :
mons and his works written on re-
William H. Pafl' and|
-| apolis resident 14 years, died yester-
Survivors include a daughter, | 8 MISS MARY FLORENCE LOOMIS Mrs. Lometa Starks of Indianapsrapdehiidren.
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be read Friday at 2 p. m. in Trinity Lutheran church and burial will be in Toncordia
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Marie Moore; two sisters, Mrs, Ida, Catherine | Stevens, and two grandchildren, all {of Indianapolis.
ily, died Monday in Culver - hoss pital at Crawfordsville, She was 72. A native of Indianapolis, Mrs.
before moving to Crawfordsville.
Survivors are a son, George C. Peirce of Huntington, and two Robert K. Peirce of and William C.
questions in Virginia and Kentucky. He preached at church assemblies and revival meetings in central and southern states. His works appeared in church magazines and he also published books of sermons. He was a co-founder and trustee of the Cincinnati Bible seminary and a member of the Tabernacle Christian church, Orlando, of which his son, Morris, is minister.
local water utility May 1, 1038, after 51 years of service. At the time of his retirement, he was working in the meter repair division. - Survivors include his wife, Mary Annette; a son, Elbert; a daughter, Mrs. ‘Jessie Baker, Indianapolis; a foster-son, Carl E. Ashley, now stationed in Oklahoma with the navy; five grandchildren; and seven great-
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Florida. For the past flve years, he had been ill and since 1044, bedfast. Burial will be at Salem, Va. The additional seven surviving | children include: The Rev, Morris] »
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