Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1946 — Page 7

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WILLIS PLANS LF. McDermond 1 Editor 10 AID JENNER And Publisher at Attica, Dies

J. Prank McDermond 3%. editor : © land publisher of the Attica LedgerSenator to Speak at Angola, Elsewhere.

Tribune, died yesterday in Long Times Special

hospital after a year’s illness. He was 54. WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—Senator Raymond E, Willis (R. Ind) will

A lifelong resident of Attica, Mr. McDermond also was editor and ave for Indiana today and will @- at least one campaign speech William E. Jenner.

publisher of the Fountain and Warren Democrat, a weekly publication, He was treasurer of the National Editorial association, a trustee of Mr. Jenner was made the organi- the Indiana state farm at Putnamration candidate of the Republican party and Senator Willis was ousted in the convention last spring to make room for him.

ville and a past president of the | Hoosier State Press association, Senator Willis announced that he would speak at a Jenner meeting in

Active in Politics Mr. . McDermond entered the| his home town on Angola on Oet, 18. - Returns from Copenhagen

newspaper business at 14, when he published a small paper, the Clipper, with a amall press in his home. The ledger-Tribune was the only “One week from tomorrow I will daily publication in Benton, Warren be home at Angola,” Senator Wills and. Fountain somites: aise, ME said. “A meeti has been ar- ys ranged there et time for Bill McDermond was Mpoined porine Jenner. TY will appear on the plat- lent secretary o . Pudblean form and speak for him and the Republican ticket.” He said he would make other speeches for the G. O. P. ticket in

state convention in 1932, Indiana during the campaign.

J. Frank MoDermend Jr.

Bdward Ivins, . Mrs.

na Evans, broth-

Survivors. Cobbs;

| Beottish Rite, Rotary club and Elks the Western Newspaper Union. He ity member of the U. 8. delegation military academy. He was post-|s’ ,) poq’Gioud Tribe 18 Improved publican veterans’ meeting in In-|A0 the First Methodist church of} Surviving are a son, Frank H. 0.) “a brilliant legalistic mind,”| Mr. McDermond had been & pa- noth of f Indianapolis. Nuernberg. ave, at the time of his death, | ELECTED TO BUTLER Mrs. J. Frank McDermond Sr, AtPhila- ne mond, Danville, Til. and Ralph | an insurance major, and Earl T. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan ver. Wife, Lulu; dau ur. Phebe Carol apolis General Agents and Man-| ‘Mr. Smith, a resident of 115 Ww. Daugh Wife, Olara; daughter, Mrs. Hershel Fenpart of this country’s reparation

He was a past president of the come to Indianapolis 43 years ago. Indiana Republigen | Byilorial Ads. He was employed by the old Americiation and a member o e ca {Blue lodge of Masons, Murat Shrine, €an Press association, forerunner of He recently returned by plane, ge [worked for the old Indianapolis from. the world food conference at , Secvad Postmaster Sentinel before going to the il Copenhagen, where he was sent by - ded Cul He was a member of the IndianPresident Truman as senate miror-| Mr. McDermond attended Y®" | apolis Stereotypers union, local No. After the conference he toured Bu- master at Attica during the Hoover Order. of Red Men. rope, Scotland and England. |administration. Active in eivic and Services will be at 2 p. m. Friday Will Hear Saltonstalt |church Nuh vas . Hormbet of at the Dorsey funeral home. , Burial Senator Willis will attend a Re- 'N® Attica Chamber o will be in Memorial Park cemetery. Attica, dianapolis Thursday, where Senator Somhorst Jr. of Indianapolis; a sisLeverett Saltonstall (R. Mass.) win! Je So Was 4 member of Wire yy, Puier J, Stumps of Books be the principal speaker. Attica Country club and the Indi: | vile, Terming Senator Robert A. Taft | anapolis Press elub. R. tient at Long hospital for three | to —ani (nator Willis said he thought that! Qe mE SSH HITS MINE standpoint Mr. Taft was right in his! criticism of the Nazi sentences at *"d Mrs. F. A. Holmes, 26 N. Ritter UNDER TOW TO ITALY | “But the conscience of mankind. SLevIVOrS | Me le Juite, Sa Sin shipping registry reported today! approves of them,” he concluded. eDermond. a daughter Ey — Jane McDermond; a son, Jack Me- | that the 10441-ton American tank- | Dermond; his parents, Mr. INSURANCE SOCIETY Hen two sisters, Mrs. C. J. Van , ued 'to port in a disabled eondideghem Cleveland, O., and Mrs. Wendall Barrett, C. L. U, gen- in, H. Lister, Buffalo, N. Y. | ieee eral agent here of the Provident land two brothers, Charles T. Me- | Mutual Life Insurance Co., delphia, has been elected an honor- gp Mcnermond. Long Isia ad N.Y. D h ary member of Butler university in- B ta re eat S surance society. NATHAN SMITH Walter E. Davis, 418 E. 33d st. Services will be held at 1 p.m. CULVER-John Samuel Aly, Wh. Survi. Bonham, 120 S. Emerson ave. an mortuary for Nathan Smith. a resi- Aley; Mapes Jes. = le RT vakls- Liven tconomics major, were awarded dent here for 40 years, Burial will AR Survives Service scholarships by the .Indian- be at Alexandria. i Deal, Mrs. ! + A Gemberl jieers Msosistion, 33d st. died yesterday in Methodist |, Mr. Anna Gempuriin — hospital. He was 72. Survivors are er, Reuben, U. S. T0 TAKE FIRST five daughters, Mrs. Thomas Ray-| GARY—Leonard Cobbs 17. ri . n Is. FACTORY FROM REICH mond, Mrs. Robert Klaus, Mrs. John | ip a hg Doris Wells, Mrs. Bernice 4 Car: Hutton, Mrs, Pierre P. Goodrich! ter” brothers. Sous, ine, Oscar WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (U. P.).— and Mrs. Thatcher Massey, all of band. Wiliam Byrd: sister. Mrs Acting Secretary of State Dean Indianapolis: a brother, Denton, | Weight, Drones, Will Andrews, Acheson has revealed that this Smith, Danville, and 10 grandchil-| fy Mis Ardonne Barros, Mrs, country has filed its first applica fren. KEWANNA--George. Mert, Survivors: tion for the dismantling and trans- Wife, sons, Cecil, Donald. Vernal; fer to thix country of a complete MISS CAROLYN THOMPSON elma Bnyeart: sisters. Mrs. Bdna Zeiders, | German factory unit. Graveside services for Miss Caro- rw Myrtle Five, Mise Pearl Enyesrt; The plant is the optical works lyn 8. Thompsen, former Indian- Prother, Fra J of Hensoldt & Sons at Herborn in apolis resident who died Sunday in pore Cory’ sons, Mors, Harr, | he American sone of Germany. Chicago, were to be held at 2 o'clock Deloss; brothers an Sper, v transferred, it would constitute this afternoon at Crown Hill MEN TONE-Tred Runt. Ti Miss Thompson was the daughter shetmser; on, Sitvers ee, John; sisbill against Germany. of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Thomp- Reichert, Miss Sue Lowmas ge son and granddaughter of William | oMISHAWAKA- Mr. George ‘w. Raven, Williams, * ‘congressman - at - large 9: Survivor: Husband, George William. |

Get Well from Indiana 16 years ago and RENSSELAER ual uiety. o1.| #81 QUICKER | [oi © mre od Urey 6,080, 56 So Sapte 2 From Your C A paternal grandfather, John SOUTH BEND—Carl Bugene Mohn. ) Due te a Col Handley Thompson had served as Survivare, Wife, Fh Barbara; Srwiners, | FOLEY'S rire. leutenant. governor. fudge of the Mot Aruagi’Eter Duan 1. Suey

state supreme court and secretary node, Mrs. H L. Summersgi!l of state bert, sister. Mrs W, C.

Osborne and Arthur Kizer Miss Thompson moved to Chicago James J. MacQuire, 87, Burvivers: Sor

in 1942. She was a member of the Robert, John, Joseph,

Harry daughters, Margaret and Betty adams: Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, |atuter, Miss Margaret MacQui

{Daughters of the American Revolu- [qn ink Wasowski 45. Survivors: wits

Tillle; daughter, Miss Do { tion, the Society of Indiana Pio- mother, Mrs. J

|neers, Twentieth Century club and Mr rs. Eleanor Ciesiolka;

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WARSAW — Walter Leroy Brant, $1 ' Survivers: Wife, Morence; ‘mother, - Mrs. William Hill; brother, Richard; sister

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DIES IN. SOUTH

Founded First Modern Pet Hospital Here.

Dr. Charles F. Stout, retired vet-

erinarian and founder of the C.|°

PF. 8tout Dog and Cat hospital, 1430 N. Capitol ave. died yesterday at Ft. Lauderdale, Fa, where he had lived since his retirement a year 880. He was 69. A native of Iowa, Dr. Stout lived in Indianapolis 40 years. He founded the pet hospital 25 years ago. It was one of the first modern animal hospitals in the city. Dr. Stout was a graduate of the old Indiana Veterinary college. He was a member of the Indiana Veterinary. association, American Medical Veterinary association, Masonic Blue lodge, Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine. He lived at the Columbia club before his retirement. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Florence Stout; a daughter, Mrs. Kathryn McCormick, Indianapolis; two sisters, . Edna Thompson, Mt. Lauderdale and Mrs. Jessie Wishard, Indianapolis, and two granddaughters.

JOHN W. MARTIN

Services for John W. Martin, Indianapolis resident 20 years, will be held at 8:30 a. m. Friday in the George W. Usher mortuary and at 9 o'clock in the Assumption Catholic church, Burial will be in Glen Haven cemetery. Mr, Martin died yesterday in his home, 2240 Miller st., at the age of

LONDON, Oct. § (U. P.).—Lloyd's| ‘and Mrs. Helen Hagermann, all of

tion. There were no reports of cas- | died yesterday in Methodist hos|pital. She was 31.

Baughiehs, Mae J A. land uncles. 1She Hes Mosler; sister, Mrs, Brnest Lom- |

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Survi oo WH urvivors: Salty | Co.,

fers. Mrs. Garnet Beauchamp, Pei under ‘the ship-breaking phase of

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Mrs, Alpha | Fourteen yards have been previous-

Yena, brothers. quality grade leather goods, includ-

:| of the government's decision to .|step up the importation of cattle

82. He was a native of Shoals and of the Assumption { church. of Surviving are two sons, William A. Sestin and John A. Martin? four | daughters, Mrs. Rose Dunn, Mrs. | Hattie Hubartt, Mrs. Lucille Wycoff |

| Indianapolis; 17 grandchildren and’

{17 great-grandchildren. 4

and | er Signal Hills hit a mine 36 miles MRS. MARY HALL off Leghorn, Italy, and is being] Mrs. Mary McColloch Hall, a resi-

(dent of Indianapolis all of her life, |

Mrs. Hall, a graduate of Tech high school and a former member of Job's Daughters, resided at 510 N. Hamilton ave. She attended |Christian Science Sunday school. Surviving are’ her husband, Arthur V. Hall: her mother, Mrs. 1da 'L. McColloch, and several aunts

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PRICE BOOSTS DUE “ON LEATHER GOODS

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BIRTHS Sarah Diana, 85, at 936 5. New Jersey st coronary occlusion. Girls {Henrietta Moore, 33, at #9 Charles

| At St. Franeis—Neison, Marguerite Bailey. | chronic myocarditis. | At Otty—Prank, Clara Bridgewater; Flonia, Maggle Rauner, 46, at Methodist, throm-

08! Altheza Adams; SAEs, Raseita Osbary, Jean Hind, 26, at Methodist, cerebral ate tony METAL BOX At "Coleman Mortis, Helen Barker; wil.| embolus Lam. Lorraine Everett, and Carl, May|James Thomas. 63. at Long. nremia

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Oy. Methodist ~Edward, Pave Huntington;| st. nephritis emorrl 10i ids~C e James, Doris Tindle; William, lla Noth- | William Stevenson, 78, at Veteran's, carelstine illy, Georgia Overton; William noma Boroiny Lawson; David, Wil John- | Elmer E. Ruef 82. at 1926 Carroliton ave. Relief Now! ston, and James, Wilhelmina Caudell. cerebral heabrsiiage. at Vineent's Dr. Rasquale, Hena Charles R. Brendel, 75, at 1020 W. 33d st., novese; alp eanne ennington; carcinoma. | Millions of sufferers in the last 40 Rolland, Bertha Oberle; Daniel, Mary Margaret Ann Falardean. 48, st Bt. Vin. years have found a way to get quick| Shea; victor etty Peterson, and| cent's, cirrhosis of liver. relief from the itching and smarting Leonard, Perdurts Sheena Suma M. Uveranw, 71, at 1120 N. Beville, oys cerebra emorrhage. of piles. They use a delightful cool- | A x Francis John. Helen Olark, and Mae Edwards, 55, at Methodist, respiraing, soothing and astringent for-| man. Doris Mars tory failure, mula — Peterson's Ointment. No AC Harry, Betty ‘Sharrer, and Oal- Sam Feldman. so. io 311 EB. North st, cere- % . | vin, yrile urt, | wonder one sufferer uss Te At Coleman Earl Beity Smith: William, [Alva L. Fisher, at 1141 W, 28th at, itching and smarting were relieved, | eresa Hollander, and James, Rachael | *ngina pectoris : , Laslie Major Poole, 85, at 103 W. 44th st, coreand [ slept all night. Peterson's , Methodist Lewis, Alberta Silvers: nary occlusion { Ointment is marvelous ' 35¢c & bOX,| "Robert, Betty White; Herbert, Stella Charles PF. Steele, at 214 8, Pine st, arall druggists, 60c in tube with ap-| Anderson; William, Anns Short; Ellie, | teriosclerosis |

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DEATHS

Anna F. Beck, 72, at 4427 Park ave, dio vascular renal. Joe Turner, 78, ai 1118 Oliver ave, nary ocelusion,

Nellie Carter, 76, at 2826 N. Meridian st. carcinoma, Michael Cronin, 71, at 118 8, Audubon road, lobar pneumonia | Gustave Habich, 77, at St empyem | Alpheus Holcomb. 68. at 1830 B. 10th, cerebral arteriosclerosis l Bernice McCurdy, 55, at carcinoma Joe Moulden, 42, clusion, Mary F. Pilcher, 38, at

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