Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1946 — Page 20

Ei Lilly 2 Co. Worker Dies on Golf Links

‘Winfield B. Sisson, Eli Lilly & Co. employee who died Saturday while playing golf at Pleasant Run golf course, will be buried in Crown Hill tomorrow following services at 11 a. m in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. : Mr. Sisson, who was 53, had been with the pharmaceutical firm 25 years and was assistant director of quotations. A native of Hazelton, he was a member of the Methodist church there and was a veteran of 22 months overseas service in world war I as an aviator, He held membership in the Scottish Rite, Broad Ripple post, Amerfcan Legion, Society of Indiana Pioneers, and the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity at DePauw university. Survived by Wife Playing with Mr. Sisson on the Pleasant Run course were A. L. Perkins, 1434 N. Delaware st.; R. W. Garrison, 4315 Central ave. and George Seidensticker, 4822 Guilford ave. . Mr. Sisson resided at- 5666. Carroliton ave. Sery. will be. con ducted by ‘the Rev. Dallas L. Browning, pastor of the North Methodist church, Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Jessie Harriett Sisson; three sisters, Mrs, Horace M. Powell, Indianapolis; Mrs. Edward Harrington, feiton, and Mrs. George Keny, Waltham, Mass, and three brothers, Ray Sisson, Decker; Robert Sisson, Martinsville, and L. B. Sisson, Allentown, Pa.

Mrs. Eunice L. Rummel Services for Mrs. Eunice I, Rummel, a bookkeeper for ths’ internal revenue department; were to be held at 8:15 o'clock this morning in Kirby Mortuary and at 9 o'clock in Fou Lady of Lourdes Catholic % church. Burial was to be in Calvary cemetery. 2 Mrs. Rummell, 40, died Thursday + in St, Vincent's hospital. ‘A’ native of St. Marie, Til, she had lived in - Indianapolis 25 | and resided at 503 N. Em ave. ; . Surviving are a son, George Delbert Rummel; seven, brothers, Cletus Litzelman, Otto Litzelman, Del Litzelman, O°¢'. Litzelman and Hary Litzelman, all of Indianapolis;

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Joseph E. Collins

\Dies af His Home

Joseph Edward Collins, former owner and operator of a grocery store at 946 E. Georgia st. for 30 years, died “yesterday in his home 8 oth. st, " Beech Grove. He wag 83. Mr. Oollins was born in Illinois and had resided in Beech Grove six mdnths fol. lowing his retirement. Heé was a member of (Joy lodge 5, and thp JE 1 Christian church lat Greenwood, Mr, Collins Services will be held at 3 p. m. [tomorrow in the Little & Sons" fu-| neral home in Beech Grove. Burial will be in Greenwood. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Louisa Hopkins, Beech Grove; ‘two sons, Roy L. Collins and Dace Collins, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Bell Whitlatch, Illinois, and a brother, Edward Collins, Tennessee.

Mrs. Beulah McColgin Mrs. Beulah ©. McColgin, Indianapolis public school teacher, will be buried in Crown Hill following services at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Mrs. McColgin had been a teach-

Oscar Wuensch Dies at Home

Rev. Roy Mueller To Conduct Services Services for Oscar Wuensch of

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Mrs. O'Connor, Democratic Ward Vice Chairman, Dies

Requiem high mass for Mrs, Margaret O'Connor, 18th ward Democratic vice chairman, will be sung at 10 a. m. Wednesday in Our Lady ‘of Lourdes Catholic church following services at 9:30 in Shirley Bros.

(Dr. Will D. Howe (Dies in Georgia -

4022 N.* Illinois st. will be at 1:30'member of the Marion County

p. m, tomorrow in Flanner & Buch-

anan mortuary with burial in|

Crown Hill, Mr. Wuensch,’who for many years had been in the lawn mower tales and service business, died Saturday at his home, He was 79. Services will be conducted by the Rev, Roy Mueller, pastor of the Wallace Street Presbyterian church, and members of Ancient Landmarks Masdhic lodge of which Mr. Wuensch was a member. He was a lifelong resident of this city. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margaret Wuensch; two daughters, Mrs, Wallace D. Tharp and Mrs, William J, Houser; a son, Louis O. Wuensch, all of Indianapolis; five grandchildren and two great-grand-children.

Mrs. Rose Fields

.8ervices for Mrs. Rose Fields, 1517 Churchman ave, who died Saturday, will’be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes, Mrs. Fields, who was 46, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. Survivors include her husband,

Democratic Women's club. She had been employed 12 years in the Cen[ter township trustee's office until |she became ill in July. * A native of Jefferson county, Mrs. O'Connor had lived in Indianapolis 50 years. She wag a member of Our Lady of Lourdes chupch and the Altar society. Survivors are her husband, Patrick O'Connor; three sons, Francis 1, O'Connor, El Paso, Tex.; Aloysius R. O'Connor, Jackson, Mich, and Norbert 8, O'Connor, Tipton; four daughters, Mrs. John V. Carton, Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. E. L. Jacobs, Miss Catherine O'Connor and Miss Rosemary O'Connor, all of Indianapolis; a brother, Clarence L. Golay, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Catherine Jester, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Joseph Lory, Martinsville, and 18 grandchildren.

Gottlieb Martin

Services for Gottlieb Martin, retired storekeeper, will be at 1:15 p. m, tomorrow in Meyer & Abdon funeral home followed by services lat 2 o'clock in St. John's Evangelical

past 25 years and was an instructor Della Schafer, Mrs. Esther Morefield. ial will be in St. John's cemetery.

at Public . School 45. She was a

a sister, Mrs. Katherine Devine and

Mr. Martin, who was 72, died

‘graduate of the Women's Central three grandsons, all of Indianapolis. Saturday in the home of his daugh-

college, Lexington, Mop. and had ‘lived in Indianapolis since 1920, ‘She was a member of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church and the Business Women's club of the church. A native of Agency, Mo, she had resided at 3641 Winthrop ave, where she died Saturday. She was 58. Surviving are a daughter, Miss Jean C. McColgin, and a son, Rob{ert C. McColgin, both of Indian- | apolis.

Mrs. Russell Hightshue

tomorfow in Bethel Methodist! church for Mrs. Mary J. Hightshue, | who had been a member of the church congregation for 70 years. Burial will be in Bethel cemetery. Mrs. Hightshue died Saturday afterpoon in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Barbara Christensen, W. 56th st., on part of the farm where she had“lived all her life, She was 77 and she and her husband, Russell Hightshue, had been married more than 56. years. She was a member of the Ladies’ Aid society and the Sunday school

Mrs. Nelle H. Foster

Mrs. Nelle Hannan Foster, died yesterday in her home, 1361 S. Belmont ave. She was T4. Mrs. Foster, widow of Charles Foster, was born in Scotland, Greene county, and was a former resident of Bloomfield and Chicago. Services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Farley funeral home, Burial will be in Crown Hill. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. W. E. Dobbs, Bloomfield and Mrs. Louis

Ellis, Hopkinsville, Ky., and a broth-| Services will be at 10:30 a. m. er Thomas D. Hannan, Indianapolis. |

Mark Calvin Clift

Services for Mark Calvin Clift, who died yesterday in his home, 220 N. Temple ave, will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday in East Park Methodist church, Burial will be in Salem cemetery, Johnson county Mr, Clift, who was 44, was born in Georgia and lived here 20 years. He was employed 13 years at the Chevrolet Commercial Body Division ‘of General Motors Corp. and was a member of the Englewood Christian church, Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

of the church. Surviving besides her husband

Claribell Clift; two daughters. Miss Cecelia Clift and Miss Rosemarie

- sSugene Litzelman, Taylorsville, 111, {and daughter are two sons, Joseph Clift; a son, Chester Clift,. all of | and Eustace Litzelmah, Oxnard, R. Hightshue and Kenneth Hight- | Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Ruby Parks, all of Indianapolis, and. Mrs.

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{ter Mrs. Gertrude Gerkensmeyer, 2226 Waterman rd. He had formerly operated a store at the Big Four railroad shops in Beech Grove and was a native of New Bethel. He had lived all his life in that locality and was a member of St. John's ehurch. He made his home at R. R. 9, box 283, Franklin rd. Survivors, besides Mrs, Gerkens{meyer, are four other daughters, Mrs. Esther Mohr, Mrs. Lydia Aniderson, Mrs. Lucille Clark and Miss {| Frieda Martin; three sisters, Mrs, {Rose Brink, Mrs. Christina Brandt Emma Folkening; two brothers, Louis and Edward Martin, and 10 grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

William A. Werner

Services for William A. Werner, Indianapolis carpenter, were to be at 1:30 p. m. today at his home, 409 N.-Hamilton ave, with burial in Washington Park. Mr. Werner, who was 62, died Priday at his home. A native of Fulton county, he had lived in In-

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ployed by Schloss Bros. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nellie A. Werner; four daughters, Miss Emma Louise Werner, Miss Marguerite Werner and Mrs.? Evelyn

ns, Marvel E. Werner, In-

dianapolis six years and was em-

Trving Hill chapel. Burial will be in Holy Cross, - Mrs, O'Connor, who was 68, died Saturday in her home, 5415 E. 10th st. Active in Democratic politics here for many years, she was a

schalk; a brother, John Werner, both of Rochester, and ‘six grandchildren. :

Mrs. Kate Wilson

Services for Mrs. Kate Wilson, 1063 Windermire st, who died Saturday, will be held.at 1:30 p. m. today in the J. C. Wilson, Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be In Greenwood cemetery. Mrs, Wilson, who was 79, was a life-long resident of Marion county and a member of the University Heights United Brethren church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Drake, Indianapolis; two sons, Harold Wilson, Indianapolis; Robert Wilson, Southport; a brother, Clifford McAlpin, Los Angeles, Cal, and two grandsons.

Elmer Rainey Services for Elmer Rainey, former foreman at the Hoosier Fence Co., will be at 2 p. m. this afternoon in the Conkle funeral home, with burial in Floral Park cemetery. | Mr. Rainey, who was 47, died Sat- | urday morning at Sunnyside. A {native of Somerset, Ky. he had

ler in the city school system for the John H. Fields; wo daughters, Mrs, | Lutheran church, Five Points. Bur- | resided in this city for the past.23

| years, and made his home at 522 N. Miley ave. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ada M. Rainey; three daughters, Mrs. Ruby Cunningham, Mrs. Ella Adams and Miss Linda Rainey; two sons, Buryle Rainey and Eugene Rainey; a brother, Melvin Rainey, and four grandchildren, all of Indianapolis,

Mrs. Roxane Harting . Services for Mrs. Roxane Harting, former employee of the Bell Telephone Co., will be at 2 p. m. today at Elwood with burial in the Elwood cemetery. : Mrs. Harting died Friday at her

in Kokomo, she had lived in Indianapolis for the past 20 years and was a member of the Bell Pioneers. Her husband, Charles Harting, survives her.

home, 1229 N. Pennsylvania st. Born |

Formerly Taught at Butler and Indiana U.”

Services for Dr. Will David Howe of New York, former instructor at Butler and Indiana universities, will be held today in Mt. Kisco, N.Y, Dr. "Howe, 73-year-old educator and retired editor, died Friday in an Athens, Ga. hospital. He had formerly lived in Irvington and was graduated from Butler where he returned to teach English after attending Harvard university. He later became a member of the Indiana university faculty and served as an editorial writer for an Indianapolis paper, From 1021 to 1942 he was editor and director of Charles Scribner & Sons. He was a brother of the late Dr. Thomas Carr Howe, for whom the high school here was named. At the time of his death he had been visiting professor of English at Emary university and.the University of Georgia. - He is survived by his wife; three children, Robert Pulson Howe, Miss Rebecca Howe and Elizabeth Lucia Howe, all of New York; a nephew, Addison Howe, Indianapolis, and one grandson. .

Mrs. Bell Dunbar

Mrs. Bell Dunbar, an Indianapolis {resident 25 years, died yesterday in {the home of a son, Marion Albert Dunbar, 5216 W. Washington st. She was 72. Born in Sullivan county,- Mrs. Dunbar was a member of the Fnglewood Christian church here and was the widow of Willlam A. Dunbar, Survivors besides the son include another son, Ora O. Bell, Indianapolis; four brothers, Elmer, Homer, Wesley and George Carrico, and a sister, Mrs. Sarah Eads, all of Carlisle, and three grandchildren.

Mrs. Carrie Wiese

Services for Mrs. Carrie Wiese, 51 N. Keystone ave, who died yesterday in City hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Grinsteiner's

Willlam FP. Wiese; a son, William Wiese - Jr, Indianapqlis, and a grandson, William Richard Wiese. funeral home. Burial will be In Washington ‘Park, - Mrs. Wiese, who was 73, was born in Germany and came here from Cincinnati, O., in 1900.

Mrs. John Haggarety Mrs. Ruth N, Haggerty, 1220 N. Gladstone ave, died yesterday in Methodist hospital. She was 38. Born in Covington, Ky. Mrs. Haggerty lived there most ‘of her life before coming here six years ago, She was a member of the Shinkle Methodist church there. Survivors include her husband, John Haggerty; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth M, Kelly and Mrs. Hazel N. Halsworth, both of Indianapolis; a

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| Mrs. Adonia Scales ‘Services for Mrs, Adonia Fredricka Scales of 541 E, 38th st. will be at 10. a. m. Wednesday in the Church ‘of the Advent and burial will be in Crown Hill Mrs, Scales died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary 8. Day of the E. 38th st. address, She was born in Hobach, Germany, and had lived in Newark, N. J., until 1929 when she came to Indianapolis, She was 82. Besides her daughter, she is sure vived by two grandsons, Elliott IL. Day, Anoka, Minn, and John R,

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