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EARL V. REEDY DIES HERE AT 59

Kuhner Packing Co.

Services for EariV. Reedy, 1204 N. Drexel ave., a beef grader four years for the department of agriculture who died Priday night in | Methodist hospital, will be held at

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aries Peace chapel. He was 59.

Mr. Reedy, a former employee of the ‘Kuhner Packing Co. was born. in Allen county, O., and had lived here 22 years. He was a member of the Lutheran church in Elida, O.,, | and Englewood ‘Lodge 715 F. & A. M, Burial will be in Washington | park cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. | Pearl M. Reedy; a daughter, Mrs. | Leota. Miller, Indianapolis; and | two sisters, Mrs. Della Read, In- | dianapolis, and Mrs. Goldie John, | Elida, O.

MRS. MAUD C. JOHNSTON

| Mrs. Maud C. Johnston, 3740 N, | LaSalle st, died Saturday morning | She was 53. Born neay Fairland, Mrs. John- | ston was a member of the Christian {church there and had lived most of her life here.

Services will be held at 10 a; m.|

tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be in Fairland. Survivors include Webb Johnston, and &- ‘brother, William Bishop, a public school principal in Greencastle.

the husband,

MICHAEL F. CRONIN

Michael P, Cronin, 115 N. Chester st., retired conductor of the New York Central system, died Saturday morning. He was 71.

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Memorial’ services, at which the purple heart medal was awarded

for Orville Gross Chilcott at the]: Broad Ripple Christian church. Mr. Chilcott was the son of Mrs. William F. Cuffell, 6179 Park ave. who had received confirmation from the navy department Dec. 7, 1945, that her son was missing in action, The navy department had more recently informed her of the purple heart award, Mr. Chilcott was & motor machinists mate 1-c and served aboard the submarine Sea Shark II. He had been missing in action .since Nov. 25, 1944. He was 25 and a graduate of Broad Ripple high school where

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he participated in athletics. tered the navy in 1039,

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Mrs. Nellie Tilford Carter, widow | Mary Alice Williams, Greenfield; of Frederick L. Carter of the|a brother, Wallace Moulden, Indi-Carter-Lee Lumber Co, died Satur-| anapolis and two grandchildren, day in the Marott hotel after an b—— illness of several weeks. She was 76.| FRED DANZ Services were scheduled for 4| Fred Danz, 711 E. 10th st, a forp. m. today in Flanner Buchanan|Mmer millwright and cabinet maker mortuary. . ‘Cremation will follow. for the Burnet-Binford Lumber Co. A life resident of Indianapolis, | ied yesterday in his home. He was |Mrs. Carter was an active Red '™ : . | Cross worker in both world wars| A.native of Germany, Mr. Danz |and was active in several charitable Nad lived here 60 years. He was | organizations here. She was a|2 member of Zion Evangelical and member of University Park Chris. Reformed church and Capitol City | tian church and Propylaeum. {lodge 97, Knights of Pythias. | Survivors * include a daughter, | Services will be held at 1:30 p. m | Mrs. Robert I. Blakeman Jr. two! Wednesday in Moore Mortuaries’ | sons, Wilbur M. and Frederick L. Peace chapel. Burial will be in | Carter, all of Indianapolis, and four | Crown Hill. | grandchildren. { Mr. Danz is survived by his wife, | Anna. | MISS MARY LOUISE NOLAN . i : Miss Mary Louise Nolan, resident, M188 ELLEN C. FLATLEY

| yesterday at her home, 1415 Hoef- | Christiana Flatley, a resident here

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GEORGE EVANS

For Broad Ripple Sailor, RITES ARE SET

Milling Company Officer For Many Years.

Bervices for George H. Evans, traffic director for the Evans Mill{ng®Co. for many years, will be’held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in his home,| 5019 N. Meridian st, Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr, Evans died Saturday in Methodist hospital after a short f{llness. He was 82. One of the organizers of the Indianapolis Traffic clyb, Mr. Evans was a past president of the Indianapolis Board of Trade and a director of the Associated Traffic clubs of America. He once served as Republican member of the city council, Lived Here 81 Years Born at Waynesville, O., he had {lived in Indianapolis since he was {a year old. He was a birthright | member of the Friends church and {had actively supported the First

| Also an active Mason, he was a member of Mystic Tie lodge, Scottish Rite, York Rite and Murat | Shrine. | | Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. {Benjamin N. Johnson, Richmond, and Mrs, J. Frederic Wiese, Coats(ville, Pa.; a son, William R. Evans, Indianapolis, and five grandchildren.

| DR. ROBERT L. SACKETT | Dr. Robert Lemuel Sackett, professor of engineering who once taught at Purdue university and | Earlham college and was ‘consulting engineer to the state board of health, died in New York City yesterday. He was 78. Dr, Sackett was professor of sani-

Services will be held in Mattoon, [of Indianapolis all of her lite, died| Services and burial for Miss Ellen |tation and hydraulic engineering at

{Purdue from 1907 to 1915 and was

Mr. Cronin, who retired 10 years gen st. after an illness of six|'WO years, will be ‘held Thursday professor of applied mathematics at

| ago after 43 years with New York | Central, was a native of Mattoon, {and had lived here 13 years. He

| months. She was 24. lat Charleston, 8. C., where she lived | Miss Nolari was the daughter of MOSt of her life. {Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nolan and at-

{Earlham from 1891 to 1907. service with the state board was

Miss Flatley died yesterday in the from 1910 to 1915,

| was a member of Our Lady of tended St. Catherine's Parochial] Ome of hér nephew, Sidney F. Way,| He retired in 1937 after having

| Lourdes Catholic church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Cronin; a stepdaughter,

| Mrs. Ruth Dobson, and a stepson,

Ben Sexton, all of Indianapolis.

{ MRS. JEAN E. HIND

| Services will be held at 3 p. m. | Wednesday in Shirley Bros.’ Irving Hill chapel for Mrs. Jean E. Hind, who died yesterday in Methodist “hospital. Burial will be in Memorial i Park.

A lifelong resident of Indianap- | olis, Mrs. Hind, who was 26, was the | wife of Theodore W. Hind, a world ‘war II veteran. During the war she was employed by P.' R. Mallory & i Co. | Survivors besides her husband are. a son, Teddy, 6; her parents, Mr. {and Mrs. Cecil Allen; two brothers, { Jack Allen and Cpl. Kenneth Al- | len, and a sister, Mrs. June Payne, all of Indianapolis.

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| Joseph cemetery. ds Sa = |rence, will be held at-1:30 p. m, (orYivIaE, Besides ihe parents, oir, | tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Tee .broners, na‘d, =ennelh peace chapel Burial will be in

and Jack Nolan, all of Indianap-! : olis. | Washington park cemetery.

| Mr. Thomas, who was 72, was ALBERT T. TEETER \born in Morgan county. He had Rites will be held at 1:30 p. m. {lived 14 years in Indianapolis betomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Ben fore going to Lawrence where he Davis chapel for Albert T. Teeter, [resided at 4703 Franklin rd. retired druggist. Burial will be in| Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Memorial park at Anderson. Mabelle Thomas: and a stepdaughMr. Teeter, who was 78, died ter, Mrs. Dorothy Cook, Indianyesterday in a local nursing home. |2Polis. He had operated drugstores at TE AAs Pennville, Bunker Hill and Ander- MES. Samus DIANs be sun son before his retirement in 1934 at 9 a. m. Wednesday in Hoo when he moved to Indianapolis. He Cathal lived at 1448 High School rd. | Rosary Catholic church for Mrs. Survivors are his wife, Bertha: Saran Diana, an Indianapolis resi-

; {dent ears. ial wi a daughter, Mrs. Lois Barz, Indian- SeT Jo yous, ual will be in St.

=poust oro dn Richa AMd| Mic Diana, a native of Sicily, ef, ‘na1anapoiss, Roscoe | dieq Saturday in her home, 936 S. Teeter, living in Korea, and R.|

[Rew Jersey st. She was 85. She ” [as & member of Holy Rosary MRS. ANNA RUARK KEMPER [Shuen, Mrs. Anna Ruark Kemper, al Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. [saleslady for L. 8. Ayres & Co,, for Josephine Bova | Mrs. Anna {34 years, died yesterday in her | Milto, both of Indianapolis, 12 ‘home, 3743 Guilford ave. She was &andchildren nine = great- | 69. | grandchildren.

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She was a member of the Ayres 20{year club and Third Church of Christ, Scientist. The American Veterans committee She is survived by a sister, Mrs. : . ; Flossie M. Huffman, with whom she last night asked Price Administrator : : Paul Porter to crack down on (lived, and four nieces. * loollega nd dormitor] hich. i | Services will be held at 2:30 .p |Co. c8¢s and dormitories which, it

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school and Manual Training high|146 N. Belmont ave. Other surviv-|been dean of Pennsylvania State school. She was a member of St.| O'S are a sister, Mrs. Julia C. Thom- [college's school of engineering and | as; Indianapolis, ahd another neph-|he was dean emeritus of the school

|at the time of his death. | ‘Born at Mt. Clemens, Mich. Dr. | Sackett was a member of a num- | —0pen 10:30A. M.to 2A. M.—,

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JOSEPH MOULDEN Joseph Moulden, Greenfield, | former employee of the Insley! | Manufacturing Co. here, died Sat- | | urday in Robert W. Long hospital. | | He was 42, | Services will be held at 2 p. m. | tomorrow in the Lynan Funeral home, Greenfield. | A former Indianapolis resident 10 | years, Mr. Moulden was born in|} Greenfield and operated a machine || shop there at the time of his death. I : Survivors include his wife, Mrs. || Vera Moulden; the mother, Mrs, Mabel Moulden, Greenfield; two |} ~ daughters, Mrs. Mary Ann Mann, Muncie, and Mrs. Colleen Roselle, New Castle; two sisters, Mrs. Sue Whitaker, Indianapolis, and Mrs.

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ALVA L. FISHER Ala L, Fisher, an employee of the Kbramer Corp. seven years, died Friday night in his home, 1141 W. 28th st. He was 53. Services were to be held at 10:30 a. m. today in Shirley Brothers Central chapel with burial in Crown Hill. A resident of Indianapolis most | of his life, Mr, Fisher was a mem- | ber of Christ Temple. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Alma Fisher, and a brother, Forrest Fisher of Battle Creek, Mich.

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