Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1946 — Page 10
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Services for Mrs. Lorena Spillman of 1621 Churchman aye, will -be at 2 p. m. Friday in the Robert W. Stirling funeral home with burial in Crown Hill, Mrs. Spillman died yesterday morning at her home following a long illness. She was 70. Born at Dupont, Ind, Mrs. Spillman had lived in Indianapolis nearly all her life and was a member of Meta council, Degree of Pocahontas. Her husband, Clarence Spillman, died 20 years ago. Surviving are two daughters, Miss Helen Spillman and Mrs, Ruth Pickering; a sister, Mrs, Martha Ware, Beech Grove; a brother, George E. Irish, Southport, and three grandchildren.
MRS. BEDA WALKEALA Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Friday in Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel for Mrs..Beda Walkeala, who died (yesterday in her home, 923 Edison ave. She was 55. A native of Finland, Mrs. Walkeala had lived in Indianapolis four years. She moved here from Springfield, Mass, where she had lived since 1912. Survivors are her husband, Alexander E. Walkeala, and a sister, Mrs. | Selma Tuomi, Pittsburgh, Pa. {
SOME DANISH PAPERS "CRITICIZE U. S. BASE
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Nov. 27 (U. P.), — Some parts of the | Danish press have opened a campaign against the United States activities in Greenland. They charge that America is building ‘an airbase on the strategic Arctic island and infringing Danish
CHARLES P. TAFT (above) of the U. 8. department of state will speak on “The Church and the World Today" at the annual interfaith Thanksgiving day service tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. in the Temple Beth-El Zedeck. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, minister of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church and near neighbor of BethEl, will extend greetings on behalf of the Christian community. The services are sponsored by the temple men’s club. The musical program will be given by Cantor Myro GJass, the Beth-El choir, and Esther Levinson, soloist, directed by Evelyn Borafsky Roskin, organist.
GOOD RADIO RECEPTION DUE By Science Service WASHINGTON, Nov, 27.—A week or two of good reception is promised shortwave radio enthusiasts, particularly those listening to broad-
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES George Edward Mohr, Auditor . At Taylor Belting Co., Dies| -
The ' Rev, Harry R. Mercer, assistant pastor of Tabernacle Presbyterian church, will conduct services at 1:30 p. m, Friday in Planner & Buchanan mortuary for George Edward Mohr, 3120 Ruckle st. Burial will be in Crown Hill, Mr. Mohr, an auditor for the Taylor Belting Co. died Monday in his home. He was 67, A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, he was a member of North Park Masonic lodge. Survivors are his wife, Flora; two sons, Alfred B. Mohr, Miami, Fila, and Charles E. Mohr, Indianapolis; a daughter, Miss Betty Ann Mohr, Indianapolis; two brothers, Millard M. (Spike) Mohr, Indianapolis, an® Alfred H. Mohr, Panama, and three sisters, Mrs. Marceline Saunders, Indianapolis; Mrs. Gertrude Howes, Jacksonville, Fla, and Mrs. Elsie Skillman, Panama.
MISS ORA MAY HAWORTH
Services and buria] for Miss Ora May Haworth, former Indianapolis postoffice clerk, are scheduled at 10:30 a. m. Friday at West Newton. She died there yesterday in the home of two cousins, John and Claude Wittorfl. She was 66. A clerk here from 1904 to 1920, she was transferred to Los Angeles, Cal, where she had lived 26 years before she returned here in September. She retired from the postal service at Los Angeles two years ago. . Survivors besides her cousins are a brother, Dr. Frank E. Haworth, | Dallas, Tex., and two nephews, Paul {Dulin” and Wendell Dulin, both of | California.
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EX-GOVERNOR IS DEAD
Prederick Wenning, a resident {here all his life, will be buried in Crown Hill following services at 10 la. m, Friday in the Robert W. Stir-
MADISON, Wis., Nov. 27 (U, P.), ling funeral home,
--Albert G. Schmedeman, 82, former
governor of Wisconsin and minister {Leather & Belt Co. here, Mr. Wen- | to Norway, died yesterday at his|ning retired 19 years ago. He also
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
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for the Wheeler and Schepler Co: Mr, ‘Wenning passed away at the City hospital yesterday following a stroke a week ago.. He was 79 and resided at 2134 8S. Delaware st. - He was a member of Emanuel Reformed church. Surviving are a brother, Walter C. V ing; three nieces, and a riephew, all of Indianapolis.
FORMER SLAVE DIES, AGE PLACED AT 107
One of the nation's last surviving pre-Civil war slaves was dead here today. Warren Little, who was somewhere around 107 years old, dled Saturday at his hdme at 2907 Ralston ave., after 10 days’ illness. The former slave, freed at the end of the war between the statef} adopted Indianapolis as his home after he gained his freedom. Rites will be held at 1 p. m. today at True Vine Baptist church and burial will be in New Crown, Mr. Little, known throughout his neighborhood for his tales of experiences as a slave, was born into slavery on the estate of Dr. Robert Little, near Paducah, Ky. Although his father’s name was Parker, he was given the last name of his master.
He was raised with his master’s son, and later became a houseman and coachman for the family. When he was set free, he went to Tennessee to work in a lumber campand later moved here, Surviving members of the former slave's family are two daughters, {Mrs: Lucy Willoughby, Indianapolis, |and Miss Arnell Little, Paducah, {Ky.; two sons, Willis Little, Dyersburg, Tenn., and Nat Little, Detroit, Mich, and 123 grandchildren.
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