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MONDAY, SEPT. 16, 1946 Mrs. Mary Moran, Native Of Ireland, Dies Here at 72

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Moran, an Indianapolis resigent 50 Moran, all of Indianapolis; years, who died Saturday in her home, 516 Eastern ave., will ‘be held at 9 a.m. Wednesday in St. Philip Neri Catholic chyrch, ,Bhe was 12. A native of County Galway, Irea member of St. Philip's church and the church

rick J. Jr. Michael F. and John J. three sisters, Mrs. Bridget Quinn and Mrs. Homer Larsh; both of Indianapolis, and Mrs, Margaret Dowling, County Galway, Ireland, and six grandchildren. MRS. TOMMIE LEE WEBB Mrs. Tommie Lee Webb, 609 E. New York st, died Saturday in City hospital. She had lived here 18 y * A native of Elbert county, Ga. Mrs. Webb was a member of Mill Stone Baptist church in Vester, Ga. Services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in ‘the home of a sister, Mrs, Maude Fleeman, 415 8. Harding st. Burial will be in Washing. ton park cemetery. Survivors besides the sister are a daughter, Miss Louise Webb; two sons, Sydney and Charles Webb, all of Indianapolis; and three brothers, Daniel W., Athens, Ga.; Roy, Macon, Ga, and James Davis, Clermont.

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MRS. SYLVIA PECK Services for Mrs. Sylvia Peck, 1205 N. Oxford st., who died Friday night in her home, will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the Jordan funeralhome. She was 71, Born in Marshall, Ill, Mrs. Peck lived here 28 years and was a member of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church." Burial will be in Marshall tomorrow. . Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Elgin Adams, Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Russell Fields, Indianapolis; a son, George Brahany, Indianapolis, and five grandchildren.

CARL R. SMITH | Rites will be held at 2 p. m. | Wednesday in General Baptist church at Owensville for State Police Trooper Carl R. Smith of the Jasper post. Burial will be at Owensville. Trooper Smith, who was 34, died Saturday in St. Mary's hospital at Evansville after a month's illness. He was a resident of Evansville A native of Owensville, he was

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graduated from Owensville -high school in 1932. He attended the state police training school in 1941 and was appointed to the Jasper post the same year. Troopers from the Jasper post will act as pallbearers. At his wife's request, Trooper Smith will be buried in his state police uniform. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Ruth Geneva Smith, and two daughters, Peggy Ann, 7, and Marilyn Sue, 4, all of Evansville, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thong Smith, Owensville,

MRS. MAUDE E. RANSOPHER

Mrs. Maude E. Ransopher, R. R. 12, Box 526, Lawrence, died Friday in her home on E. 42d st. after a brief, illness. She was 57. Private: services will be held at 1 p. m. today in the home followed by services at 2 p. m. in Lawrence Methodist church. Burial will be in Anderson cemetery. Mrs. Ransopher was born in Garret, had lived in Lawrence 21 years and was a member of the United Brethren church. Survivors include her husband, Manford E. Ransopher; a daughter, Mrs. Walter 8. Wagoner, Indianapolis; a son, Harold 8. Ransopher, Long Beach, Cal; two sisters, Mrs. Harrison Stokes, Monterey Park, Cal, and Mrs. Frank Bowers, Lawrence; a half-brother, Louis Griffice, Indianapolis; her stepmother,

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MRS. LOELLA QUIN | Mrs. Loella Quin, 3545 College! ave., died yesterday in Methodist | hospital. She was 63. A native of Chicago, Mrs. Quin had lived here 30 years. : Survivors are her husband, Wal-| ter R. Quin; two sons, Walter R.| Jr. and Robert Quin, both of Indianapolis, and four brothers, William and Alvin Huckins, both of] Miami, Fla, and Bert and Lee Huckins, both of Chicago.

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Rex K, Cunningham, 4209 E, 10th st., dental technician for the United Dental Laboratories for 26 ‘years, died Saturday night in Veterans hospital. He was 50. oo Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Dorsey funeral home. Burial will be in Anderson cemetery. _ A veteran of world war I, Mr. Cunningham was a member of the American Legion and Military Order of Purple Heart. He was born in Attica and had lived here 26 years. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Helen Cunningham; a son,” Rex Willlam Cunningham, Springfield, Mass, and a brother, Bruce CunRingham, Ft. Smith, Ark,

MRS. ANNIE E Wi WILLIAMSON . Services for Mrs. Annie E. Williamson, 618 W. 30th st., who died Friday night, will be held at 2 p. m. today in the Omar Davies Funeral home In Marshall, Parke county 8he was 82. Mrs. Willlamson, widow of Dr. A. O. Williamson, former practicing physician in Marshall and Rockville, had been ill about a month. She was born in Fountain county and had lived in Indianapolis 12 years. She was a member of the St. Paul Methodist church, O. E. 8. Lodge 438 of Marshall, the Chappel Rebekah lodge and Past Grand club, Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Alcie A. Horne, ‘Indianapolis: a sister, Mrs. Marie Payne, Waveland; four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren,

FRANK A. KUBITZ

*Frank A. Kubitz, an employee of the Allison Rivision of General Motors Corp. nine years, died Saturday in his home, 2100 Massachusetts ave, after an illness of two years. He was 58. Services will be held at 1;30 p. m. tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral home. Burial will be in Concordia cemetery, ‘A life resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Kubitz was a veteran of world war I and was a member of Speedway post 2839, Veterans of foreign Wars. Survivors include three. sisters, Mrs. Bertha Braun and Mrs. Minnie Mall, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. George Watkins, Dallas, Tex.

FRED F. (BUD) ELSTROD

Services for Fred F. (Bud) Elstrod, 230 Fulton st, who died Friday night in.-City hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. today in Grinsteiner’s Funeral home. He was 48. A lifelong resident of.Indianapolis, Mr, Elstrod was employed four years by the Bowes Seal-Fast Corp. Burial will be in Crown Hill, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mabel Elstrod; his mother, Mrs. Flora Elstrod Devers, and a brother, Henry L, Elstrod, all of Indianapolis.

THE \NDIANAPOLIS TIMES” Richard Warren Barrett, Earlham Board Member, Dies

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Richard Warren Barrett, a trustee of Earlham college, died yesterday in New York city, a¢cording to word received here ‘today. He was 72. A native of Hillsboro, Mr. Barrett

1897. He was one of the first alumni elected to the board of trustees. Mr, Barrett taught Latin at the college after being graduated. He later was associated with the Lehigh Valley railroad from which he retired in 1924 as vice president and general counsel. He was a police magistrate in Philadelphia from 1909 to 1911 during a reform administration. Long active in alumni affairs at Earlham, Mr. Barrett last visited the school in May and June, 1946,

MRS. LILLIAN M. BEVIS

Services for Mrs. Lilian M. Bevis, who died Friday night in St. Francis hospital, will be held at| 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Gosney | funeral home, Edinburg. She was 75. An Indianapolis resident one year, Mrs. Bevis made her home with a

ridian st. She was born near Nash- | ville and lived most of her life near Taylorsville, : Survivors besides Mrs. Mock are four other nieces, three greatnieces ahd six great-nephews, including Francis Smith, Indianapolis.

EVERETTE E. HOWARD Services for Everette E. Howard, operator of the Howard confection-| ery store 33 years, will be held in his home at New Augusta at 2 p. m. | Wednesday. Burial will be in Bethel cemetery. | Mr. Howard, who was 64, died yesterday in his home. Born near | Zionsville, he had lived in New Augusta since 1913. Survivors are a sister, Miss Ef- |

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