Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1946 — Page 12

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STATE DEATHS

ANDERSON John Thomas Ramey, 79. Daughters, Mrs, James Myers,

; Survivors: y §| Mrs. Arthur Armstrong; son, Vernie; hrathers, William, James; sister, Mrs. Elia rmon Tracy Feezel, 20. ha i parents,

Mrs. Mary Catherine Survivors: Husband, Dr; and Mrs, William BE. Wife, Linnie; daughter, Mrs Richard J., John ATTICA—Mrs. Survivors: Husband, Jose Joan Miller; son, Joseph ward Miller; arents, Mr, and Mrs. Bergman; rothers, Edward, James and orge Bergman; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Barnard, Mrs, Julia Johnson, Mrs, Mary Kelsey. DILLMAN~George Howell, 83. Survivors: Sons, ‘John, Blaine, Walter; daughter, Mrs. Rachael Palmer; brother, Isaac. DUGGER—Mrs, George Gillespie. Survivors: Husband, Gearke: daughters, Ar~ lene Kay and Mary Helen Gillespie; som, Drexel Pope; parents, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Bedwell; brothers, Walter and \

Native of Kokomo, Veteran “Indiana Newspaperman.,

Carl PF. Ogle, veteran Indiana newspaperman, died yesterday after {a cerebral hemorrhage in his Miami, Fla., home, He was 49, In ill health the last several years, Mr. Ogle had been associated with Miami newspapers since late in 1943. A native of Kokomo, he began newspaper work on the staff of the| mer oC Milwaukee (Wis) Journal at the| .gagr CHICAGO—Gordon Morris, . 42. age of 19. Two years later he be-a3urvivers:, Wik TERN Gifam. suck;

came city editor of the Kenosha i oe willle Mae Hoover.

08) Survivors: sons, h arles; nda Hinkle, brothers,

Martha Jane Miller, 32. ; daughter,

(Wis.) Herald. In 1920 Mr. Ogle| FT. WAYNE — Fred H. Basheller, 81, joined the editorial staff of the Star.|W. Lous B.. daughter, Mrs. Leland R.|

Voorheis, | Otto Scheumann, 58. Survivors: Wife, Eleanora; daughters, Mrs. Mildred Menze, Mrs. Lucille Thompson; brother, Herman, |

After five years on the Star staff, Mr. Ogle became managing editor

of the Huntington Press. He re-|jsters, Mrs. Sophia Schoppman, Mrs. | turned to the Star in 1929. A Bama walling: 64. Survivors: , unt tn Fal rt RT A TTI rg oy Publisher of the Shelbyville Re-|Harriet L. Wyatl. Heestice. Survivors: |

Rev. publican, Mr, Ogle disposed of the | ite, Borie: one. John, Winfred, Viepaper after four years and went to} 135, daughter, ar Schieterstein, Florida for a year. Returning to In-| George Weimer, Sus yaty gg GALVESTON — , 82, Burdiana, Mr. Ogle then began active ETO Jule Telly; son, \ sk; sister, Mrs. Nellie rd, $ Participation in Republiean pasty PO RAMMER—Mrs, Lillie Burns. Surviv- ! , bec > | rm er ee |tee publicity director. ; x jirect : man, an Indianapolis trade magaWhile ing the Willis Sena- ine. Ill health again forced Mr. | torial campaign, Mr. Ogle fell in Ogle to go to Florida. For the past his Indianapolis home and suffered year he nad served on the editorial

a spinal injury which left him| 0 of the Miami Herald. { | partially paralyzed. Recovering | Private funeral services’ will be Jom Je Jayne Mr. Ogle returned! 4 in Miami and cremation will Lh A

follow. Survivors are his wife, the former Media Speer of Bedford, and a

Mr. Ogle served briefly as managing editor of the Insurance Sales-

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