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C. 2, 1946

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Breakfast Club Funeral services for Russell Gray re: Breakfast Chub Fortune, Big Four Railroad ma-

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chinist, were to be at 2 p. m. today in Little & Sons funeral home,

Church Hym The “Listening Pom Beech Grove. Burial was to be in Tom Breneman 0 Tom Breneman Washington Park cemetery. Home Edition

Mr, Fortune died Thursday night in St. Francis hospital. He was 53 and had resided in Beech Grove since 1912. A veteran of world war

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Ladies, Be Seated

years. He was born in Frankfort

Legion and’ Second. Church of Christ, Scientist. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mil-

Ladies, on Melodies dred R. Fortune, Beech Grove; a Geo. Barnes Octet sister, Mrs. Grover Hendricks; a

niece, Miss Dorris Hendricks, and a nephew, Thomas Hendricks, all of North Hollywood, Cal.

Mrs. Ida Campbell Services were being arranged to- | day for Mrs. Ida Bell Campbell, | Indianapolis resident for 75 years, who died Saturday in St. Vincent's

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Age ———————— America. : 6552 Cornell av Dates Cavalesds ¢ Survivors are three datighters, Fotie Winds Mrs. Flora Savage, Martinsville, and

Songs by Gloria

Pan-Americans Mrs. Vallie Renten and Mrs. Goldie

Just Music 3 R. Heintz, Indianapolis; four sons, ee rend 5 Dalton, Joe, James and Lenaie PF. Evening Serenade Campbell, all ‘of Indianapolis; a

Symphony of Song

Symphony of Song halfsister, Mrs.- Stella Kinneck, In-

EE ———————e dianapolis, and a half-brother, : Mont Day, Detroit, Mich.; 21 grandchildren and 19 great- -grand“hy children. > Fred W. Kneer Services for : lifelong resident of Indianapolis,

died Saturday in his home, 1122 N. Parker ave., will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Jordan Funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Kneer, an employee of the Vonnegut Hardware Co., formerly had been in the grocery business and had served as an employee of | M. OConnor & Co, wholesale | grocers for 25 years. He was member of the United Commercial Travelers’ association. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Frances Katzenberger; twa grand- | children, Claudia Ann and Billy | Katzenberger, and a sister, Mrs.

apolis, and several nieces and | nephews,

Volna B. Spray Funeral services for Volna B. (Ed) Spray, E. New York st. bar-

Shirley Brothers Central chapel

followed by cremation, Mr. Spray, who was 56, died Friday in his barber shop at 656 E. New. York st., where he had been in business for the past 11 years. He attended high school at Frankfort and business college in Lafa“yette. A resident of 320 N. Noble

I and served overseas during that war, Survivors Include four sisters, Mrs, Lydia Ann Kennedy, Indianapolis; Mrs, Isabella McLean, Mrs. Toinette Miller and Mrs, Pauline Edwards, all of California,

Hartwell B. Murphy

Services for Hartwell B. Murphy, 136 -E. New York st; who died Friday, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow" in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Murphy, who was 69, was a maintenance employee for the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 28 years. : Me was born ‘at Scottsburg, Ind. and lived here 40 years. He was a member of Modern Woodmen of America and the, Methodist’ church, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Cora Murphy; three brothers, James H. Murphy, Indianapolis; Zebbie Murphy, Anderson; and Homer Murphy, Wolcott, and two sisters, Mrs. Anna Mount, Noblesville, and Mrs.” Jessie Mount, Scottsburg.

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Jesse J. Linder

Jess J. Linder, an Indianapolis resident the past 12 years, will be buried at Louisville, Ky., following services at 9 a. m. tomorrow in the Conkle funeral home. He died yeeterday in his home, 215 Hanson ave. Mr. Linder, who was 56, was a native of Kentucky, He was employed here by the Capitol Transfer Co. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Electa Lankford, Shiveley, Ky.; two sisters, Mrs. Oda Cora, Indianapolis, and Mrs, Dora Jones, Caneyville, Ky., and two brothers, George Linder, Indianapolis, and the Rev. Omar Linder, Indianapolis.

Charles L. Liming Services are scheduled at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Stirling funeral home for Charles L. Liming, 90-year-old retired employee of E, ©. Atkins Co. Burial will be -in Greenwood cemetery, ' Mr. Liming, who had lived here 70 years, died Saturday in his home, 1001 Sanders st. He was a member ‘of the E. C. Atkins Pioneer Sw, Indianapolis lodge 564, I. O. O. , and Modern Woodmen of Amerr Survivors are a, daughter, Mrs. Vinard 8. Buckner; a grandson, Vinard 8. Buckner Jr. and a greatgrandson, Bruce Lee Buckner, all of Indianapolis.

| MONDAY, DEC. 2, 1946 ]

I, he had been a machinist in the | Beech Grove railroad shops for 34

and was a member of the American |

Fred W. Kneer, 2 lowing services at 1:30 p. m. today

Elizabeth Harrold, all of Indian-|

ber, were to be at 3 p. m. today in’

st., he was a veteran of world war

Safety Club Plans Election Dec. 10

Industrial Safety club of the Indianapolis Safety council will meet Dec. 10 in the Lincoln hotel. E. A. Orser, safety supervisor, Ohio Bell Telephone Co., Akron, O,, will speak on “Safety Tomorrow.” Mr. Oscar has

Navy Medico

William Palmer Rites to Be In Cleveland

Retired Steel Mill Official Dies Here

“THE JNDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Charles V. James,

Carpenter, Dies

Methodist - Church

Rites for Charles v. James, In anapolis carpenter, will be held

chanan mortuary. Burial will be

had 41 years' experience in the § telephone field, the last 25 years § in safety and aecident prevention work, He recently completed a book, to Safe Living and Working."

Services and burial for William Reid ‘Palmer, retired steel mill official, will be held tomorrow afternoon in Bedford, O. Mr. Palmer, who celebrated his 89th birtHday Nov. 23, died Saturday morning. ' He had come to Indianapolis seven months ago from Cleveland where he had lived from the time of his retirement in 1926. He resided at 4184 Guilford ave. Mr. Palmer had been an executive

Mr. Orser

representatives of management, including plant

|safety engineers, safety committee-

Capt. Clifford A. Swanson has been named surgeon-general of the U. 8. navy, with the tempofary rank of rear admiral. He | has been serving as chief of” the

year will be

terday in his residence,

son ave. He had been

#in Cleveland Rolling Mill Co. until{men, personnel directors and sdfety Iron and Railroad Co. in Alabama | Officers for next vntil 1804. From then until his re- elacted. eve, ear, nose and throat divi- |, nl he 'w sion of the navy department dis- seme as vicg president and| pensary and as surgeon at the Stamping Co. in Bridgeport, Il bl, | Conn. He took an active part in he Sa ~~ Masoni¢ lodge at Cleveland. Jess I. Linder Palmer, Indianapolis, and a greatgrandson, Rollin C. Smith V, Cleveland . Rites Tomorow 1] Rites Wednesday for Retired Engineer Jess J. Linder, Indianapolis resi-: Services for Clyde C. Davis, a| | J. Russell, 4929 E. New dent for the past 16 vears, died yes- traveling salesman, were to be held] William 8 215 Han- at 10 a. m. today at Hisey & Titus Pennsylvania railroad, died yesterwere t0 be held ay in Vetérans hospital. He was 67. TE aie Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Hill chapel.’ Burial will be in J Park cemetery. who retired 1940

1900 and was with Tennessee Coal, | directors. |general manager of” American Tube | Bethesda medical center. Surviving are a son, Reid - Dies in Hospital Clyde C. Davis | York st., retired engineer of the ill three mortuary and ‘graveside services dnesday in Shirley Brothers Irvthe Pennsyl-

mn % chmond, a law tery, Louisville, Ky. {mower manufacturing firm, sincefM | His daughter, Mrs. Russell Lank- 1903, and had lived in Indianapolis ford, Shiveley, Ky. survives him; for the past 16 years, He was born! also his sisters, Mrs. Ota Cora of in Winchester. Indianapolis, and Mrs. Dora Jones, Surviving are a daughter, Neafus, Kv, and two brothers, Nancy Davis, Indianapolis;

g and | Vel®y

Miss | Scottish

a son, Frankfort, Ky ld 0

George Linder and the Rev, Omer Clyde C. Davis Jr., Wilmar, Cal; years. Linder, both of Indianapolis, |two sisters, Mrs. W. T. Wilson,/ Survivors are his wife, 3 - Winchester, and Mrs. J. W. Fry, nie 'B Russell; 8 daughter, 3 Charles E. = Allen Seattle, Wash, and a brother, Helen E. Russell; a son, Harold W. | George W. Davis, fs, Richmond. |Russell, all of Indianapolis: a sisCharles E. Allen, resident of In-| [ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Singleton St |

dianapolis 60 years, will be buried |

Petersburg, Fla. a th - in Washington Park cemetery fol- | iy See erand

(children.

Mrs. Mary | M. Gorman Mrs, Mary M. Gorman, wife of —— at. Moore Mortuaries Peacé chapel. | Harry M. Gorman, Indianapolis Star Mrs Clara Ferguson

| Mr. Allen died Friday at the age! .: : TH i of 76. He had heen employed for employee, died yesterday in her |

29 years as a heater at the old Alli-| (home, 4241 Park ave. She was 69. {son Engineering Co. and was al A {native of Marion county, IIL held membership in Centre Masonic of St. Joan of Arc Catholiz church | Chapel of the Chimes. lodge. {and the Women’s club of the be in Crown Hill. Surviving are a brother, Jacob church. H. Allen, Indianapolis; a niece, Mrs.| Survivors besides the husband in- born in Lynn, Ind. {Florence McCartin, Indianapolis,/clude three daughters, Miss Ruth since childhood. and five nephews, Harry K., Horace Gorman, Miss Mabel Gorman and| Survivors are her husband. Paul *R. and Maurice Allen, all of Indian- | Mrs. Helen Wilson, and a sister, | E. Ferguson; a sister, Mrs. Myrtle,

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“The Key to|

The meeting will be attended by |

mmbet « membe wf the Broth- |

Services for Mrs. Clara Ferguson, {Who died yesterday in her home, lifelong - resident of Indian- 1143 Woodlawn ave, will be held at He |apolis, Mrs. Gorman was a member |3 p. m. tomorrow in J. C. Wilson Burial will

| . Mrs. Perguson, who was 74, was and lived here

{ Mt. Tabor cemetery at Muncie, Mr, James died vesterday in

Member of ‘Wesleyan

di-

| Mortuaries Northeast chapel. Burial will be in Gravel Lawn cemetery,

| Portville, Mrs. Strayer, T7, was a native of ‘Hancock county but had ives nese most of her life, She was

mber of the Methodist ii A

Te McCordsville.

Survivors Mrs, { lis; Noblesville,

include a daughte Cuma Francisco, Indianapo-| a. brother,’ and

two, sisters, Mrs.

| Mollie Lindamood and Mrs.’ Blanche Colburn, both of Fortville,

at)

1 p. m, tomorrow in Flanner & Bu-

his

home, 5104 Indianola ave. He was

58. A resident here eight years,

was a member of Wesleyan Method- |

| ist church.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lucy Frank | two brothers, and | four sis-| superintendents, | ters, Mrs. Leon Fouse, Manchester, Mrs. Charles Down and Mrs.

James; | Gray,

a daughter, Indianapolis; Floyd James, Abilene, Kas, | Roy James, Greeley, Colo;

Mrs.

| Kas. | Harper Garrison, Clay Center, K and Mrs.

[Ras and three grandchildren,

Edward M. Mullen

AS.

3len Parson, Miltonvale,!

Edward M, Mullen, Hook Drug Co. Employee: will be buried in Holy, Cross following services at 8:30 a. m. | tomorrow in Blackwell funeral home |

and at 9 o'clock in St. John's Ca olie church.

th-

Mrs. Mary La Rue

{hospital

Services LaRue, at 2 p. I, Mrs. Saturday morning in St. A native of Danville, Ill, | she had come to Indianapolis 22 At HWeme- Shelton,

for Mrs. Mary Helen 3335 Ralston ave, will be! m. tomorrow in Danville, followed by burial there.

years ago and was the wife of Basil E, LaRue Sr.

are a son, Basil E. LaRue Jr, dianapolis; her mother, Mrs. Wil-| liam O'Neal, Danville; twd sisters | Mrs. Eva Steube and Mrs. « Bess! Hetherington, and a brother, Scott Goodrick, all of Danville. Ambrose Walls Ambrose Walls, a resident lere

| cemetery o'clock

Surviving besides

her

0 years, was buried in New Crown

following services at this

Funeral home.

Mr. Mullen died Saturday at his!

{ home, 526 S. Missouri st., a brief illness. [or a deliveryman | company for 26 years.

for the d

St. John's church.

Surviving are two nieces,

rug

Miss |

Helen Reeves and Miss Rosemary

Reeves, and two nephews, John Reeves, and Thomas M, Reeves, of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Renes Smith

Services for Mrs. a native of Estel county,

{ Ky.

puaries Irvington chapel

Surviving David R. Fler four sons, Jess George King, Monticello, and

and Harry King, both of Castle; three sisters, Mrs.. Mary. | Elizabeth Mead and Mrs. Sadie

Blount, both of Hamilton, O. | Mrs.

grandchild.

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Renes Smith, | will | e-at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Moore with Memorial Park cemetery.

, and Emma Parton, Anderson: brother, Isaac King, Covington, Ky : 10 grandchildren, and one great-

following | ;;rday. He was 70 and had} pe had resided at 1310 S. East st.| Mrs. | A native of | Amelia and| | Edinbirg, he came to this city ‘at{ Mrs. Martha Spears, Ben Davis; a|

an early age and was a member of | half-brother, Wilbur Walls, Indian-{g,. «1 sccord,

Mr. A native of Orange county,

Surviving are two sisters, Jones, Indianapolis,

Henry F. Apple,|

r, A Sity-=Wayns, Betty Klingerman; Ber

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A R, LaRue, who was 40, died | Donaid, Barbara Scott; Vincent's |

“husband | In- |

| |

10 morning at Dorsey’s|

Walls, who was 79, died Sat- At St,

{apolis, and a half-sister, Mrs Min-|

nie Grimes,

Mrs. Flora Belle Stayer

Funeral services for Mrs. Flora Belle Strayer, who died Priday at

{apolis, and Maurice and Glenn Mrs. James McGovern, all of In-| Wilkinson, Bloomington: three her home, 2108 E. 30th st. will be | Crooks, both of Hammond. |dianapolis. | nieces and two nephews. fat 10 a. m. tomorrow in Moore | fm ow — am —_— en | ' oO M ’ S A L E ock's F. O. .

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BIRTHS Girls St. Francis — William, Frances Hurt; Everett, Virginia Duke and Clarence, Ruth Wallace.

ima Petro rt, Barbura Smit Richard, Betty Lou Tinnin; Frank, ors

Hooks; James, Martha Grigsby, and Robert, Mary Jane Edwards, At Coleman—Kenneth, Mary Jane Miller; Dayton, Kuby B8wickard, and Harold, ! ary Asbells At Methodist—Cecl', Violet Smith; Rich-

ard, Annabelle Ramey; Mason; Donald, Dorathy Stout; John, Juanita Lennox: Paul, Alberta Huber; Paul, Betty Klepper; Charies, Ruth Richeson; Paul, Mary Wildey: Benton, Aileen Lynch; Cletus, Lorene Maley; Prederick, Marylee Wright, and Max, Pay Ld Kinder, St. Vincent's—-Clarence, Helen Rison; Dann Jacobi: Robert, Ruth Stolr: William, Ellen Forsyth; Herbert, Ida Marcer: Woodrow, Evelyn Davidson: Robert, Carla Wood, and Robert, Virginia Wilson At Emhardt-—Robert, Loraine Dyson Eunill Dickerson; 2418

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Katherine Mulke¥: Prank, Joe, Ada Hazelwood: Hubet, Maybe Howard; Atala Joseph, Dorothy

At Coleman— Harry, Barbara Markus, At Methodist—Donald, Patricia Kennedy: Rufus, Thelma Murphy: Charles, Susamae Irvine, Lawrence, Bernice Sanders: Warren, Ilah Mazelin: Horney: Howard, Louise John, Mildred Fy Ivatore, Nettie Mae Lafizarotta Harry, Gross; William Dorothy Frances Olsen; Avert, Nency Witt: Wil liam, Dorthea Renner: Eugene, Lola Mae Cantrell; Harry, Maxine Wood, and Joseph, Lucille Loney. Vincent's—Kenneth, Edna thy: Daniel, Virginia Ohance; Philip, Bertha Davis: Frank, Rosemary Johns! Donald, Phyllis Millhern;

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Elia Christine Schwalbe, N at B11 MN, Park ave, cerebral hemorrhage, Edwin Oox, 43, "is 3318 N. Sherman dr. coronary hear

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