Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1946 — Page 22

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A second site has been proposed for a civic auditorium for Indianapolis. | Edward’ D. Pierre, architect and planning consultant here, suggested that the prospective building be located at the corner of Walnut and Delaware sts. The announcement was made yesterday by Addison J. Parry, secretary of the city-county auditorium board. Previous Proposal Previously the board had received a proposal that the auditorium be situated on the ground between Michigan and North sts. along Pennsylvania st. In suggesting the site Mr. Pierre said: “The location has distinct advantages over any other site. The building would be planned in connection with the accepted comcunity center, the World War Memorial plaza.” Clarifying his proposal, Mr. Pierre said the Delaware st, frontage from Walnut to St. Clair st., where school 2 is located, could be included in the auditorium grounds if desired. The property facing Pennsylvania st. and a half block deep would not be needed.

CATHOLIC CHARITIES INDORSES LOW RENT

The Catholic Charities bureau today joined four other organizations in indorsing a City Housing Authority to provide low-rent permanent dwellings for veterans here. In a letter to the city council, the Very Rev. Msgr. August Fussenegger, director of the bureau, urged the creation of an authority in an ordinance now pending before the council. Other groups sponsoring the ordinance are the state Veterans of Foreign Wars, the American Veterans committee, the state American Federation of Labor and a citizens housing committee.

SENATOR RENOMINATED DOVER, Del, Aug. 21 (U. P).— U. 8. Senator James M. Tunnell, Georgetown, and Rep. Philip Al Traynor, Wilmington, today were] the Democratic nominees for reelection next November, They were nominated at the Democratic state convention here yesterday.

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Services for Miss Natalie L. Smith, public school teacher for many years, will be held in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. Dr. Russell W. Galloway, assistant pastor of the Mrst Presbyterian church, will officiate and burial will be in Crown Hill A lifelong resident here, Miss Smith died yesterday in Methodist hospital. She lived at 1926 N. Alabama st. After more than 3 years service, she retired last year from teaching while at school 62. She also had taught at the Indiana School for the Blind. A member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and the First Presbyterian church, Miss Smith attended the University of Michigan and Vassar college. Survivors include a brother, David F. Smith; a, niece, Mrs. Charles Irvifi, and three nephews, Ballard ¥, Pearson and Oble J. Smith, all of Indianapolis.

GEORGE A. HEISE % George A, Helse, 4160 Broadway, former owner and operator of the Mutual restaurant in the Mutual Insurance building, died yesterday in Methodist hospital. He was 73. Mr. Heise had operated the restaurant five years prior to his retirement four years ago. A native of Germany, he had lived here 27 years. Mr. Heise was a member of the Calvin Prather lodge, F. and A. M.; Knights Templar, Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine and the Methodist church.® Services will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. The Rev. Dallas L. Browning, pastor of the North Methodist church, will conduct the services. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. His wife, Mrs. Effie O. Helse of Indianapolis is the only immediate survivor,

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in Maple Hil cemetery, Plainfield. She was 88.

Nyeswander. pioneer Indiana settlers,

from Virginia, In addition to Mrs, Paul, she is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Lucille Anderson, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Earl R. Andrew of New York City; and three sons, Joseph J. Nysewander, Nysewander, Plainfleld and Kenneth Nysewander, Bartholomew county; seven grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren,

MRS. ALICE MOSHER , Services and burial for Mrs. Alice Mosher, widow of the late A. Theodore Mosher, formerly with Nordyke & Marmon Co. will be held tomorrow in Miami, Fla, Mrs. Mosher, who was 79, died Monday .in her home in Miami, where she had lived since leaving Indianapolis in 1924. She was & native of Columbus. Survivors are a daughter, Miss Urith Doriot Mosher, Miami, and four brothers, Elmer E. Doriot and Charles G. Doriot, Indianapolis, William H. Doriot, Peru, and Ransom A. Doriot, Gary.

MRS. ALICE MOSHER

Friends here have been informed of the death of Mrs. Alice Mosher of Miami, formerly a resident of Indianapolis. She was 79. The widow of A. T. Mosher, she was born in Columbia City. Survivors are a daughter, Urith Dorfot Mosher, Miami, and four brothers, Elmer E. Doriot Charles Doriot of Indianapolis; William H. Doriot, Peru, and Ransom A. Doriot, Gary.

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MRS. FANNIE MORGAN Mrs. Fannie Morgan, owner of the Morgan Funéral home here, died yesterday in her home, 912 N. West st. She was 82. A graduate of Wilberforce university, Mrs. Morgan founded the funeral home in 1901 with her hus- | band, .the late Oley Morgan, Mrs. Morgan was a member of the Old Settlers’ club, the Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A, Sisters of Charity Lodge No. 10 and St. Philip's Episcopal church, She is survived by two brothers, Grover Harding of Indianapolis and George Harding of Wilberforce; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Coates of Cedarville, O, and several nieces and nephews.

SUSAN ELIZABETH CHAMNES

Mrs. Susan Elizabeth Chamnes died yesterday in the home, of her granddaughter, Mrs. Dorothy Fletcher, 1227 College ave. She was 97.

A resident of Indianapolis the last 43 years, Mrs. Chamnes was a native of Maysville, Ky. She was a member of the Joann Thompson

Primitive Baptist church, Survivors in addition to her granddaughter are two daughters, Mrs. Laura Balz and Mrs. Esther Duvall of Indianapolis; a son, Roy Brown of Cincinnati; 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 3 p. m. Friday in the Conkle Funeral home. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery.

ORVAL M. SMITH Services for Orval M. Smith, 4650 Allisonville rd., are to be held today

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MRS. ANNA BARNETT Friends here have been informed of the death of Mrs. Anna Barnett at the_home of her daughter, Mrs, Sherman Tharpe, after a short illness in Syracuse. She was 54, A native of Madison, Ind., Mrs: Barnett had lived in Indianapolis the greater part of her life. In adition to her daughter, she is survived by two sons, William

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