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SONG LYRICS WRITER DIES

Held in Florida.

Services for J. Will Callahan, song lyrics writer who formerly lived in Indianapolis, will be held tomorrow afternoon at New Smyrna Beach, Fla, where he died Friday. He was 73. Best known among the lyrics he wrote are the words to “Smiles” which was popular several years ago. During his lifetime, however, he wrote about 300 songs with the assistance of his wife, Mrs, Nannie Wallace Callahan, who served as his secretary. Among his best known songs are “Tell Me,” “Patches” “After All" “A Little Birch Canoe and You," “Give Me One Rose to Remember,”

He had made his home at New Smyrna ' Beach for the past 20 years. Besides his wife, survivors are a sister, Miss Martha J. Callahan, New Syrna Beach; three nieces, Miss Jessie Callahan, Miss Bernice Callahan and Mrs. Noble Wood, and a nephew, Courtland C. Cohee, all of Indianapolis.

ROBERT P. HENDERSON Services for Robert P. Henderson, assistant foreman in the erecting | department of Dean Brothers Pump | Co., who died yesterday in _his home, 1008 E. Raymond st. will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the G. H.

Hermann funeral home. He was 50. Mr. Henderson lived here 35 years

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John Herbert Matthews Dies Of Injuries Suffered in Fall

St. Patrick's church. = Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. *

Word has’ been received here of the death Saturday in New Orleans, La. of John Herbert Matthews, former Indianapolis resident and world war II veteran. He was 46, Mr, Matthews was fatally injured when he fell from a ladder while installing a radio aerial. A former colonel in the signal corps, he was a radar expert.

shop here before he entered the service, and had lived in New Orleans since his discharge. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Sarah Wright Matthews; his mother, and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Overly, Indianapolis; two sons,

Orleans; a daughter, Patricia Ann Matthews, New York City; a sister, Mrs. Betty Evans, New York Oity,

& Buchanan mortuary, Time will be announced later,

WARREN MARTIN

Warren Martin, 110 Draper st, died yesterday in Emhardt hospital after a long {liness. Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Stirling funeral home and burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. His wife, Mrs. Mae Martin, survives. °

MRS. EDITH WILLIAMS Services for Mrs. Edith Mercer ‘Williams will be at 2 p. m. today at the home of a brother, Walter J. Mercer, 4533 Carrollton ave, with burial at Plainfield. Mrs. Williams died Saturday in the home of her mother, Mrs. George E. Mercer, 4249 College ave., after a year's illness. She was 50. Surviving besides her mother and brother, are another brother, John R. Mercer, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Wendell Dixon, Park Ridge, 1: 10 nieces and a nephew.

|bus; two sisters, Mrs. John Bueche, Edinburg; Mrs. A. J. Kremple, Indianapolis; two brothers, William 8. Henderson, Columbus; G. M. Henderson, Holbrook, Ariz., and one grandson.

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GROVER C. SNYDER | Grover C. Snyder, former em{ployee of the Allison division of {General Motors Corp., died yester'day at Kendallville, where he had |lived several months. He was 61. ‘Services will be held at 2 p. m. |tomorrow in the Klaehn funeral [home in Ft. Wayne. | Mr. Snyder came here six years ago and was & member of the Third Church of Christ, Scientist. | Survivors include his wife, and a {daughter, Miss Jeannette Snyder, Indianapolis. MISS MARY C. ROOS High requiem mass for Miss Mary C. Roos, 1338 Lexington ave, who died yesterday in Methodist hospital, will be. held at 9 a. m. Wednesday in St. Patrick’s Catholic church. She was 38.

Miss Roos was a lifelong resident in coughs and bronchial irritations. | here and was a seamstress 22 years

Mrs, Margaret Roos; two sisters,

Roos, and a brother, Terrence Roos,

MRS. MAKY" EDITH TUCKER

Born in Indianapolis, Mr, Mat-|jy Moore’ Mortuaries Irvington thews attended Technical high!chapel. Burial will be in Washingschool. He operated: a radio repair|ton Park

John and Charles Matthews, New)

Survivors include her mother, Miss Agnes Roos and Miss Ann all of Indianapolis.

Services | for Mrs. Mary Edith Tucker, resident here more than 50 years, will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow

Mrs. / Tucker, who was 56, died Friday at the home of a son, Robert O. Thacker, 718 N. Bosart ave. A native of Martin county, Mrs. Tucker /was a member of Grace Methodist church and was the wife of the late Oliver O. Tucker, Burviving besides the son, are a daughter, Mrs. Hellen E. Long, and two sisters, Mrs. Frances Moslander and Mrs, Grace Wallis, all of Indianapolis. MRS. LUCY V. CRUMBO Rites will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday in Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel for Mrs, Lucy V. Crumbo, 2220 N. Rural st. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mrs. Crumbo, who was 41, died Saturday in St. Vincent's hospital. She had lived here 20 years, Survivors, are her husband, Edward 8. Crumbo; a daughter, Mrs, Delores Holley, Indianapolis; five sisters, Mrs. Mamie B. Lambert and Mrs. Julia Kane, both of Bremerton, Wash, and Mrs. Lillian Danniels, Mrs, Mina Dale McFarland and Mrs. Richard Doerr, all of Balti-

Anna Maria Christina Heinke, 23, and her American finance, Robert J: Lauenstein of St. Louis, Mo., are shown as they arrived in New York recently by plane after Anna had received the first exit permit given to a German girl ‘since the war to go to the U. 8. to be married. Lauenstein is a combat veteran who was employed as a civilian in. department of justice mission in Berlin after the WAT.

more, Md., and a brother, Walton Evans, Annapolis, Md.

FRANK SCHREIBER SR. Frank Schreiber Sr. an ‘employee of Hoosier Baking Co, 10 years, and the National Bakery Co. 12 years, died Saturday in his home, 3030 E. Washington st. He was 74. The Rev. F. R. Daries, pastor of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, will conduct services at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the home. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Born in Baden, Germany, he had lived here since 1890, Survivors include a son, Frank Schreiber Jr., and a brother, Bert Schreiber, both of Indianapolis,

MRS. MINNIE ALICE PERSHING Mrs. Minnie Alice Pershing, resident of Indianapolis 40 years, was to be buried in Memorial Park cemetery today following services at 3 p. m. today in Moore Mortuaries Irvington chapel. Mrs. Pershing, who was 80, died Friday at her home, 2615 N. Arlington ave. She was a member of Old Bethel Methodist church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ida Courtney, Elnora, and Miss Bertha D. Pershing, Indianapolis.

HERMAN WARRENBURG SR. Funeral services for Herman Warrenburg Sr. will be at 2 p. m.

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dianapolis Restaurant . Association manager, will be at 3 p. m. tomor-

“row in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with burial in Crown Hill,

ing at Methodist hospital after an illness of about a year. He was 56 and resided at 3525 N. Gladstone ave.

the Indianapolis Restaurant organization, secretary of the Indiana Restaurant association and under his direction the organization became affiliated with the National Restaurant association. Mr,

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Services Set for E. E. Keller, Restaurant Group Official and Mrs. W. E. Reichenbach, Upper Montclair, N. J.; two sons, Clarence

Firth Jr, and John Firth, both of Trenton, and four grandchildren.

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Keller also had served as head of a ration board, He became executive secretary of both the Indiana and the Indianapolis restaurant association 10 years ago. He was a graduate of Manual high school and a member of the Indianapolis Athletic club.

JOSEPH DEZZ

ity Catholic church for Joseph Dezz Sr, 767 N. Concord st. Burial [B* will be in St, Joseph's,

urday in City hospital. here 56 years, he was employed by! Link Belt Co., and was a member of Holy Trinity church,

three daughters, Mrs. Theresa Gib~ son and Miss Margaret Dezz, Indianapolis, and. Mrs. Rose Cordell, Los Angeles, Cal.; three sons, John Dezz and Joseph Dezz Jr. Indianapolis, and Frank Deszz, Los Angeles, and

Green, Indianapolis.

Requiem high mass will be sung 9 a. m. Wednesday in Holy Trin-

Mr. Dezz, who was 67, died SatA resident |

Survivors are his wife, Theresa;

step-daughter, Mrs, Elizabeth

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CLARENCE FIRTH

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Betty Blake Was Member Of Methodist Church.

Miss Betty Lou Blake, Howe high school student, will be buried in Washington Park cemetery following services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill

odist hospital after an illness of more than a year. She was 18 and had lived in Indianapolis all of her life. She would have been a senior at Howe this year and was a member of the Hobriob club there, Job's Daughters and Irvington Methodist church. ’ Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Janette Blake, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Harold Gentry, Lebanon;

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SERVICES ARE SET FOR JOHN M. HOUSE

Services for John M. House, who died yesterday in his home, 838 Fayette st, will be held at § a. m. Wednesday in St. Bridget’s Catholic church, - He was 71. . Born in Galatin, Tenn. Mr. House lived here 48 years and was employed by Tanner & Co. Burial will be in Crown Hill Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margaret House; his mother, Mrs. Nancy Oglesby; three sisters, Mrs. Alice Johnson and Mrs. Launa Harris, Indianapolis and Mrs. Edna Qurry, Chicago; and two brothers, Joseph House, Odell House, both of Indianapolis. 518 DEAD OR MISSING IN PHILIPPINE FLOOD MANILA, Phillipines, Nov. 18 (U. P).—At least 518 persons are dead or missing after floods inundated west-central Negros ‘island, the Manila newspaper Bulletin sald today. Thousands were left homeless and damage to buildings and crops was estimated at more than $1,500,000.

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