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{BEN HART Funeral services for Ben Hart, 457 Haugh st., will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow, in the West Side Christian mission with burial in Floral Park cemetery. Mr, Hart, who was 57, died: Sat|urday in Robert his Long hospital. |Born at Clifty, Ky., he had lived in | Indianapolis 16 Se and was al | member bf West Side mission. { Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Emma | Hart; three sons, Clifford, Raymond land Pred Hart, all of Indianapolis; {four daughters, Miss Mabel Hart and Miss Pearl Hart, both of Indianapolis, Mrs. = Belva VanHook, Denver, Colo., and Mrs. Lela Bow- | man, Washington; his mother, Mrs. |

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Mrs. Ruth Slaug hter, Native . Of Chenpeio IIl., Dies Here

Mrs. Ruth Slaughter, 95 Wellington or, Meridian Hills, died yesterday in Methodist hospital. She was 48." A native of Champaign, Ill, Mrs. Slaughter had lived here most of her life. She was the wife of Roy Slaughter, thanager of the Crucible Steel Co. of America, Indianapolis division. Mrs. Slaughter was a plist president of the Martha Hawkins soci ety and a member of North' Side|— — Methodist ‘ church, Sigma = Alpha 1137 Villa ave, “died Saturday in Iota, national music sorority, and | Methodist hospital. He was 82. Indianapolis Matinee Musicale. ' Born in Germany, he had lived ‘ here 65 years.

Mr. Rennegarbe was a member |’ of the Heimats society, Preussen society, Zion Evangelical and Reformed church and the General Protestant Orphans’ home. . Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Susie Rennegarbe, and a brother, Fred Rennegarbe, Indianapolis.

MRS. STELLA R. COOK Services for Mrs, Stella R. Cook,

FRED R. COLE ‘The Rev. E. Arnold Clegg, pastor of “Grace Methodist church, will conduct services at 1:30 p. m, tomorrow in the Dorsey funeral home for Fred R. Cole, a printer for The Indianapolis: Star for 10 years. Burial will be in Washington Park. Mr, Cole, who was 56, died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital. A native of Camden, he had lived here 10 years and lived at 5703 E.|® former Indianapolis resident who Washington st. died Thursday in Miami, Fla, will Before moving to Indianapolis, be held at 8:30 a. m. Wednesday in Mr. Cole for a printer for ‘The | Grinsteiner’s funeral home and at Ft. Wayne Journal-Gazette and|? & rh. in Holy Cross Catholic other Indiana newspapers. He was|church. She was 78. la .member of Grace Methodist Mrs. Cook was born in Fortville{church and Indianapolis Typograp- and lived here from’ 1885 until she ical Union 1. ment to Miami in 1943. Buria] will Survivors are his wife, Zetta; abe in Crown Hill daughter, Mrs, Galen Boller; three| Survivors include her husband, sons, Charles, John and Robert| William T. Cooke, a son, William Cole, all of Indianapolis; a sister,| Edward Cook, Indianapolis; and Mrs. George Hunt, Camden; a|two daughters, Miss Susan M. Cook and Miss Irene H..Cook, both of | Miami,

MRS. ANNA BERMAN Mrs. Anna Berman who died yes{terday in her home at Marion will Ibe burled in Shara Teffila cemetery this afternoon following services at 2 p. m. in Aaron-Ruben funéral home. Mrs. Berman, who was 63, was {a native of Lithuania and had re-

MRS. EMMA M. SCHOLER Mrs. Emma M. Scholer, 4020 Car-| rollton ave, Indianapolis resident for 43 years, died yesterday in| Methodist hospital. She was 69. Services will be held tomorrow at

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H. J. GRONNON DIES HERE AT 64

Services Set Tomorrow At St. Philip's.

Harvey J. Cronnon, former émployee. of Hayes Bros. Inc, fbr 20 years, died Saturday in his home, 629 Eastern ave. He was 64, A resident of Indianapolis most on life, Mr. Cronnon” was a member of St. Philip Neri Catholic church, the St. Philip Neri Men's club. Khights of Columbus, the Eagles and Elks, He retired three years ago. Services will be held at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Kirby mortuary and at 9 a. m. in St. Philip's church. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. Survivors include the wife, Mrs. Julia Cronnon; a daughter, Mrs. Hugh J. O'Connell; a son, Charles Edward Cronnon, and his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Cronnon, all of Indianapolis, and three grandchildren, brother, Glenn Cole, Buffalo, N, Y., and two grandchildren,

{GEQRGE THOMAS LANG

Services will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. in G. H. Herrmann funeral home for George Thomas Lang, 638 E. Minnesota st, who {died Saturday in Mooresville while on a fishing trip. He was 74. A native of Marion county, Mr. {Lang had lived here many years. |He operated a tavern and restaurant at Wyoming and High sts. un-

til two years ago. Prior to that]

time he had been a farmer in Jasper county for 13 years.

mortuary and at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Portland. Burial will be in Portland.

sided .in Marion for 39 years. She | was a member of the Temple Sinai

and its dies Al Alice Hart, Indianapolis; two sisters, | Ladzes a society, amd

Burial wil be Park cemetery. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Eliza-

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JOHN P. CORNET Services were to be held this

Park ave, who died Friday morn|ing in St. Vincent's hospital. | was 48. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Cornet, who formerly was {in the real estate and insurance] business, worked for the Pitney-

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| Schaefer and Mrs. John G. Naugh- | ton, all of Indianapolis, and a ‘brother, Leo N. Cornet, Los Angeles.

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Shara Teffila temple here. Surviving are two sons, Reuben, { Marion, and Dr. Sam Berman, Bos~ ton, Mass.; two daughters, Miss | Pauline Berman, and Mrs. Sol Weiss, {both of Marion; two sisters. Mrs. A. J. Block-and Mrs. Celia Siegel, | both of New York, and a brother, | Sol Hutner, Dallas, Tex.

(MISS SADIE BURNS Services will be at 10 a, m. tomor{TOW in Flanner & Buchanan mortu{ary for Miss Sadie Burns who died {Saturday in the home of her sisiter, Mrs. Gertrude C. Minter, 325 IE. 27th st.

cathedral | Migs Burns had lived in Indian- |Los Angeles, Cal,

{apolis all her life. She was a mem- | ber of St. Paul's Episcopal church. | Burial will be in Crown Hill. Surviving besides Mrs. Minter are | {another sister, Mrs. Johanna John- |

Emmett R. Thomas, Mrs. A. D.| stone, Detroit, Mich., and a brother, | to Indianapolis with her parents

lJ. P. Burns, Cleveland, oO.

MRS. MARGARET I L. GORMAN Mrs. Margaret L. Gorman, a

former Indianapolis resident, died |several nieces, where | Clara Griffey of Indianapolis. {

Friday in Los Angeles, Cal, she had lived 25 years. . She was

A native of Shelby County, Gorman lived most of her life here | before going to Los Angeles. Services | and burial were to be in Glendale, Cal. Survivors include a niece, Mrs. Clara Griffey, Indianapolis, and | several other nieces and a nephew. Her husband, Patrick J. Gorman, died 32_years ago.

| —— {MRS. GERDA S. CHIVINGTON Services for Mrs. Gerda S. Chivington, 825 E. 58th st.,

oe held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in {Flanner & Buchanan * Mortuary.

: | Burial will be in Crown Hill

A native ofs Lima, O, Mrs. | Chivington lived here 25 years. Survivors include her husband, Paul V. Chivington; a son, 1st Lt. Paul V. Chivington Jr, in San Antonio, Tex, and two sisters, Mrs. A. W. Lazarus, Chicago, and: Mrs. Chester Ridenour of Lima, O.

RAY GLENN Services for Ray Glenn, former | sheet metal worker here, will be held in Conkle funeral home at {1:30 .p. m." Wednesday. be in Crown Point cemetery, Ko-| | komo, Mr. Glenn, who was 54, and lived | lat 646 Ft. Wayne ave. died yester-

day morning in Veterans’ hospital. | He was a native of Tipton and a| He was a|

veteran of world war I. member of ‘the American Legion and the Main Street Methodist church, Kokomo. | ‘Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Andrew Collier, . Kempton, and a brother, Delta Glenn, Cutler,

MRS. MAUD SCOTTEN | Services for Mrs. Maud Merle

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