Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1946 — Page 4

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MRS. PEARL © Services Tor who died toda) W. 29th st., wil & Buchanan n Wednesday. Bt Hill. A member of Methodist chur survived by a ginia Valodin; f ton Plasters, Grover Pitman Ivan and Rex | ville, Ind.

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Services for | tetler, wife of F will be held in 2 p. m. tomorn in Washington Mrs. Hostetle yesterday in ( in Milburn, EF here 20 years of the Christia at 249 N. Belle Survivors be are five sons, R., Howard W. mond Hostetler two sisters, Mr: Zionsville, and New Washingtc James and Ch of New Washir

JOHN E. SPRA John E. Spr: farmer, died hospital fololwi was 83, Born in Fr Spradling lived 80 Years. He w First Presbyter ville. Survivors art Spradling; two Shearer and M of Indianapoli Charles P. Spra Services will at Wyatt Memo p. m. Wednesd: Richlawn ceme

MRS. LOSEA Mrs. Losea Sq four years, wil land cemetery Fairland Bapti tomorrow. Mrs. Sandefu Lvesterday in-he ave. Survivors ar Gladys Athert three sons, Otis fur, Indianapol fur Needham; Hinchman, Ind Andrew Foster grandchildren grandchildren.

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