Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1947 — Page 9

| [Jacob T. T: Griffin, Retired

- Railroader, Dies at 73

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Alan Lae

Open 0:45 &. m. Se plus tax any Hime. Ri Livingston; past Rides shia “Stagecoach to Mont,

tish Rite,

Grotte and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Survivors are a son, Neil 8, Grif- |machinist, will be at 2 p. m. tomor1/fin, Rochester, N. Y.; Mrs. Fannie Davis, Detroit, Mich,

‘Services are scheduled at 2:30 p. m Northeast chapel for Jacob T. Griffin, retifed New York Qentral r engineer and former Indianapolis resident. “Burial will be in Washington

m. tomorrow m Moore Mort!

Mr. Griffin died yesterday at Mattoon, Ill. He was 73. Employed by the New York Central for 39 years,” he Yeured in 1042. He lived In Indianapolis from 1004 to 1930. Al Mr. Gritn was a member of Broad Ripple Masonic lodge, Scot-

Tenn, and » brother, J. A. Griffis, Knoxville, Tents. —

Murat Shrine, Sahara/p.,,| Marth

and Miss Lillie Griffin, Knoxville,

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Services for Paul Marth, retired

row in the Conkle funeral home and burial will-be in Crown -Hill.

Mr, Marth, who retired two years ago after being employed for eight years at the Chevrolet Body Co. died here yesterday. A native of {Gérmany, he had lived in Indianapolis 42 years and was a member of the Moose lodge. Services will be coriducted by the Rev. Ritchie 'D. Ocheltree, pastor of the Unity Methodist church, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary E. Marth; a daughter, Mrs, Elizabeth Moore; two sons, David OC. Marth and Charles D. Marth: two

Carl Lawrenz; a stepbrother, Otto Lawrenz, and two stepsisters, Mrs. Emma Meyer and Mrs. Minnie Barker, all of Indianapolis.

Robert Forey

Services for Robert Forey, former Shortridge high school student, will

{be at 9 a. m, Thursday in St. Philip Neri Catholic church and burial will be in Holy Cross. Mr. Forey, who was 19, died yesterday morning at Long hospital, He resided at 513 Parker ave. and had been eniployed by the Decatur Cartage Co. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Forey,-of the Parker ave. address. Surviving besides his parents, are two brothers, Charles K. Forey, and Harold L. Forey; three sisters, Misses Elizabeth Forey, Margaret Ann Forey and Rose Marie Forey, and his grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Willlams, all of Indianapolis.

Helen Ruth Williams

Services for Mrs. Helen Ruth Williams, 2060 Houston st., who died {'Saturday, will be held at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in Bt. Prancis de Sales Cathelic church. “Burial will be in Holy Cross. Mrs. Williams, who was 38, lived in Indianapolis 21 years and was a member of St. Francis de Sales church and the Altar society. Survivors are her husband, Joseph D. Williams; a son, Richard Lawson; a daughter, Miss Margaret Lawson, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Lawson, Marshall, Ill, and three brothers, John Gaddis, Rockford, Ill, and Leo Gaddis, and Robert Gaddis, both of Marshall.

Edward H, McMillan

Ive MeMillan, a retired Central Railroad blackpy died yesterday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. W, W. Losey, 4115 Carrollton ave. He was 80. Mr, McMillan came here a year ago from Centralia, Ill, where he was an employee of the railroad 50 years until his retirement in 1936. Services and burial will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in Centralia, Ill Burvivors besides the daughter include two sons, Alfred McMillan,

half-hrothers, Herbert Lawrenz and |

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Services will be held at 1:30 p. », tomorrow in Flannef & Buchanan mortuary for John W. Robbins, Indianapolis real estate man. Tol M Rev. Roy B. Conner Jr., pastor of [M Meridian. Heights Presbyterian church, and the. Rev. Thomas R. White, former pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Robbins, who was 67, died yesterday in Long hospital. He had been a resident here 58 years and lived at 38256 Boulevard pl. A realtor here for 49 years, he was 8 co-developer of the Sylvan estates, Brockton. He was a mémber of the Indianapolis Real Estate board and the Meridian Heights church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Madge L. Robbins; a daughter, Mrs, C. 8. Padgett; two sisters, Mrs. John PF. Kerr and Mrs, C. A. Barrett; a brother, Harry Robbins, and two grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

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lived for 15 years. Survivors are sister, Mrs. Fred W. Roesener, ° dianapolis;

nephew.

. Sadie R. R. Hale

o Sadie R) Hale, 20 W, 28th st, will Be buried” in Crown Hill’ following services at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan ary. She died yesterday in Bt. Pron cls hospital hd Wu lifelong resident here, Mrs. Hale, who was 71, was a member of Christ Episcopal church. Survivors are ‘a daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Lighthiser, Indiafiapolls, and a granddaughter,

Mrs. Retta Whiteman Services for Mrs. Retta White-|

man, 332% Massachusetts ave, who|by, ‘St. Louis, Mo., and Edmund W, died Friday in City hospital, will be| Genier, Indianapolis, and three| held at 10 a. m. tomorrow {n Voigt |great-grandchildren,

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