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Louis Greenberg, a retired Indianapolis grocer, died yesterday in his home, 601 E. New York st. He was 54, A native of Poland, he had lived here 30 years... Mr. Greenberg operated a-grocery nearly 25 years before hie became ill about a year ago. He was a member of the United Hebrew congregation and Workman’s circle. Survivors are his wife, Rose; a son, Joseph, an employee of the Indianapolis Star sports department, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Freedman, Detroit, Mich., and Mrs, Lilly Rubenstein, Los Angeles, Cal. Services will be, held at 2 p, m. Sunday in the Aaron-Ruben Fu-| nearl home. Burial will be in the United Hebrew cemetery. Cf
MRS. MAY EIERMANN Services for Mrs. May Elermann, | resident here for 50 years, will be| held in Meyer & Abdon funeral home at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow, Burial will be in Washington Park. A native of New Palestine, Mrs. |
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—. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __. - Louis Greenberg, Retired “Indianapoli
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for William Metzger, retired’ mail clerk. ‘The Rev. Albert Crim, | pastor of Fountain Square Church of God, will officiate and burial will be in Anderson cemetery. Mr, Metzger, who was 78, dled yesterday in the home of his daughter, Mrs, Stella Langley, 905 E. Minnesota st. A native of Union, O, He had lived here 35 years.. Mr. Metzger was employed as a post office clerk at the Union Station for 20 years. He retired in 1938. 4 * Survivors besides Mrs. Langley |
{are another ‘daughter, Mrs. Rosa | | Sedam,
Indianapolis; four sons, | Howard M. and John E. Metzger, both of Indianapolis; David Metzger, | St. Louis, Mo,, and Dewey Metzger, | Muncie; two sisters, Mrs, Laura! Cashour, Dayton, O., and Mrs, Anna! Waymire, Englewood, O., 14 grand- | children and eight great-grand-| children. |
WALTER ROESNER Services will be held tomorrow at
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James E. Whitcomb Rites Tomorrow. | |
Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Riverside Method- | ist church for James E. Whitcomb, | an employee of the city parks de-| partment the last 38° years. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. A greenskeeper for the Riverside! golf course the last 26 years, Mr.| Whitcomb died yesterday In his| home, 1346 Pruitt st. He was 60
A life. resident of Indianapolis,’
he was a member of the Indiana Greenskeepers’ association, Ameri can War Dads and Riverside Methodist church. Survivors are his wife, four sons, Charles, James, Jerry and | Genep all ‘of Indianapolis; a daugh-| ter, Mrs. Mildred Webb, Indianapolis; a brother, Earl, Chicago; a
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WILLIAM METZGER
Church of Christ, Scientist. Survivors are three grandchildren, Miss Ardith Ann Eiermann, Jesse!
i , Indianapolis. ' years for the Pennsylvania railang Reith Hermann pape road. Burial will be in Concordia
Services will be held at 2 p. m.| tomorrow in the Tolin funeral home dianapolis, survives,
| cemetery,
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Eiermann died yesterday. She was, 2:30 p. m. in the Emmaus Lutheran 68 and lived at 5036 Hardegan st.|church for Walter Roesner, 916 She was a member of the Sixth Dawson. st, who died yesterday in |Béadenkauff, Hoopeston, Methodist hospital. He was 62. A native of Indianapolis, Roesner was a brakeman for 16
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A brother, George Roesner, In-
half-brother, Harry Pruitt, Blue Island, Ill; a half-sister, Mrs. Roy Ill; an (aunt, Mrs. Anne Bradley, Indianapolis, and three grandchildren.
MRS. ELIZABETH F. MASTERS | The Rev. N. F. Jeflry, pastor of | Broadway Methodist church, and Dr, Dallas Browning, pastor of North Methodist church, will conduct services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary for Mrs. Elizabeth F. Masters. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Masters, wife of the late Dr. John L. Masters, former Indianapolis physician, died yesterday in her home, 34 E. 46th st. after a short illness. She was 86. A native of Ohio, Mrs. Masters taught school at Tipton before she came to Indianapolis 54 years ago. She was active in women's club work and founded several - clubs here many years ago. She was a charter member of the Woman's Research club and Women’s Department club, and a member of the Vincent Chautauqua
Broadway. Methodist church and a past president of the church's foreign missionary" society.
ert J, Dr. J. M. and Paul L. Masbrothers, John P., Toledo, O.; Samston, Dayton, O.
MRS. ANNA LAUGHLIN at 1 Requiem high mass for Mrs. Anna Laughlin, who died yesterday in her Lome, 1240 N. New Jersey st., will be ° sung in 88. Peter and Paul Cathedral at 9 a. m. tomorrow. Burial will ! be in Rushville, {
born in Connersville. She had lived here many years.
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