Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1946 — Page 14

Services for Mrs. Pearl Bower, wife of ex~serviceman Claude E. Bower Jr., will be. held: in. Stirling funeral home at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will be; in Washington Park. Mrs. Bower, who was 35, died Wednesday in her home, 815 Grove ave. Born in Lewis county, Ky., she had’ been” @ resident here for 14 years. She was a member “of the Women's Bible class of the Seventh .| Presbyterian church. Survivors besides her husband are two sons, Richard and Karl Bower, a brother, James A. Reed, Point Marion, Pa.; three half -sisters, Mrs. Violet Derry, Goodyear, Ariz.; Mrs. Mary Hart, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Stella Parker, Cincinnati, O, and

her

: Rites to Be Held Tomoriow ForMrs. Claude E. Bower Jr.

“two .daughters, Mrs. Geraldine, L Downs and Mrs. Virginia both of, Indianapolis; ! James Heck, Shelbyville, and 10 grandchildren,

Mich.; brother,

MRS. YOLETTA DETURK Mrs. Voletta DeTurk, an Indianresident Wednesday in her home, 4415 E. She was 41, Mrs. DeTurk was the wife of Louis E. DeTurk, Indianapolis Power & Light Co. engineer. are a daughter; Miss Suzanne DeTurk, and a son, Phillip Eugene DeTurk, both of Indianapolis, and father, Portola, Cal.

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RECEIVE PASTORATES

#4 The Most Rev. Joseph” E Ritter, archbishop of Indianapolis, today announced the appointment of five c released army chaplains to pasfo-

The Re?. Fr. Patrick Gleason goes to the St. Philip Neri church; Fr. Vincent Grannan, to Holy Trinity church, and the. Rev. (meet at 745 p

Fr. Richard Langer, to St. Joseph All three of the latter are

r Pr. Anthony Conway Bartholomew | : wives’ club,

Ann church, Terre Haute. All the bright, | apopintments are effective today.

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Temple ‘Rebekah lod; business Weeting | Monda nois st. preside.

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North Park chapter 404, O. E

| matron, and Arthir worthy 8 wil} | patron, will be in charge. Tuesday at North —— o————————— Mrs, Lillian Howes, | Advertisement

worthy matron and John Stelzel,

Fraternal

Monday in the lodge room to form , Members o {he sommittes | rs. Paul Hulce rs. Carl church, Columbus, Ind. and the Rogers Mrs. Willikrd Swentzel,

Rev. Fr. Charles McSween, the St. land Sanders,

501 ‘will hold a| Millersville chapter 3300, O. BK, 8, will at 512 N. Illi-| meet at 8 p. m., Wednesday at the Millersville. Masonic . temple. Degrees will be conferred. .

of Sahara a luncheon at| Landmarks chapter U. D, O E 8, will ome of Mrs.| resume regular meetings with a session

the ME at 7:30 p. m. today, at the Masonic

and| yophurst chapter: 505, 0. E. §., will hold a called meetin and ‘Friend's Night'' at 8° p. m. Tues b Bly, worthy

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[two ‘half-brothers, John and Henry ,| Reed,. both of Greenfield.

CHARLES C. ALEXANDER Charles ©. Alexander, former towef signalman for the Indianapolis Union railroad, died yesterday in City hospital. ‘ Mr. Alexander was born in Greensburg. He was 77 and lived at 853 College ave. Coming here 60 years ago, he was a member of Cadle Tabernacle and Haymakers association. He retired from the railroad in 1837. Survivors are his wife, Anna, and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Mabel Bono, | Newark, N. J.

JESSIE MARTIN SMITH Services will be held tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill chapel for Mrs, Jessie Martin Smith, who died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Earl P. Goodnough, 4446 N. Delaware st. She was 73. A native of Indianapolis, Mrs. Smith lived at 620 E. Maple rd. Burial will be in Memorial Pork cemetery. Survivors besides the daughter | are a son Dr, David L. Smith ofy { Indianapolis and three grand(children,

IMAHALA ALICE WASHBURN Services for Mrs. Mahala Alice Washburn, resident here for 40 years, will be held at Blaine Avenue | Methodist church at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Mt. Tabor cemetery, Fayetteville. A native of Royalton, Mrs. Wash- | burn was 87 when she died yester-| day in the home of her daughter, | Mrs. B. H. Strickler, 2036 Hoyt ave. | She was the widow of Charles Brook | Washburn. Survivors besides Mrs. Strickler | {are another daughter, Mrs. P. P.| | Wise, Detroit, Mich, and a son, Ray} Washburn, Indianapolis.

‘LEO P. KELLER Leo P. Keller, 560 N. Beville ave.,| died yesterday in St. Vincent's hos-|

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(pital. He would have been 61 | Sept. 21. 4! A resident here since 1908, Mr.| ; | Keller was born near Culver. He) 3 ' NAmoNarpLy |iwas a member of St. Philip Neri

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{of Indianapolis; five sisters, Mrs. {Celestia Gretter, Long Beach, Cal; {Mrs. Tillie Harmon, Chicago, and (Mrs. Lena Gass, Mrs. Rose Efter land Miss Anna Keller, all of Hunt-| | ington, and three grandchildren.

MRS. MAUDE COOK Services are scheduled at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Shirley Bros. Central

343058 3

E. 73d st. Burial will {land park.

| tive of Shelby county and had lived {here 10 years. Survivors are three sons, Paul and Woodrow Cook, In- | dianapolls, and Lloyd Cook, Detroit,

SERVICES SUNDAY FOR . FORTVILLE JEWELER

Times State Service FORTVILLE, Ind, Sept. 13 (Services for John W. Hudson,

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aApvErTISED || Catholic church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Otella | Includes Sapo Si A. Keller; a son, Kenneth L. Keller, | a up land a brother, Florian Keller, all

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