Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1947 — Page 5

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Times State Service

BLOOMINOTON, Ind., Jan. 13.—Services are planned tomorrow for

Mrs. Anna B

. Adams, member of a pioneer Bloomington family and one

of the city's leading ‘philanthropists, who died Baturday.

The rites will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the family home, 411|

8. College ave., with interment in Rose Hill

Mrs, Adams’ philanthropy made

for the city of Bloomington snd a|— $60,000 ‘foundation fund for fur. therance_of religious Myviiey in

‘the rural district.

Gives Fresh Air. Fund 8he was also co-donor, with her brother-in-law, of a fresh air camp for children, given to the Monroe County Anti-Tuberculosis society. Mrs. Adams, who was 82 was the widow of Benjamin F. Adams Jr. one of the outstanding limestone operators of the district. Born in Terre Haute, she was -the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Jéfferson E. Brant. Her father was pastor of the Bloomington First M, E. church in the early eighties and

‘ was one of the outstanding figures

in Indiana Methodism, She was graduated from Indiana university with the class of 1882 and was a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She taught school at Ft. Scott, Kas, before marrying Mr. Adams in 1888.

Was Superintendent

A member of the First Methodist church here, she served as superin-

tendent of the primary department

for 40 years and was treasurer of the Women's Missionary Society for 33 years. She was a charter member of the Sorosis club and a member of the Wednesday and Woman's club, A number of nieces and nephews, including William B. Adams, president of the Bloomington National Bank, survive.

William E. Newill

Services were to be held at 10 a m. today for William E. Newill, who died Saturday in Methodist hospital. He was a resident of Atlanté, Ga. and had been visiting’ his son, Edward B. Newill, 7077 N. Meridian st. the last three months. Burial will be in Atlanta. Survivors besides the son are his wife, Mrs. Eva Brown Newill, and three grandchildren.

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Heart Ailment Fatal . To 10-Year-Old Boy

Services for 10-year-old Jack Eugene Loux, 6680 E. 38th st, who died Saturday in Riley hospital of a post scarlet fever heart ailment, will be at 2:30 p. m, tomorrow in Lawrence Methodist church, Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. Son of Mrs. Esther L. Loux, the boy was in the fifth grade in Lawrence grade school and was a member of Lawrence Methodist church. His father, Orville Loux, was injured. fatally in an automobile accident in October, 1945. .Burvivors besides the mother are 8 sister, Patty Joanne Loux, 11, and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Preston, Lawrence, and Mrs. Ella Loux, Indianapolis.

Olis M. McCormick

Olis M. McCormick, former employee of the Klee & Coleman Co. died yesterday in his home, 833 Lafayette rd. He was 71. Born in New Palestine, Mr: MeCormick lived here 56 years and was a member of Cumberland Lodge 726 F&A M He retired two years ago after 40 years service with Klee & Coleman, . Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Wald Funeral home with barial in Washington Park cemetery. The Rev Frederick R. Daries, pastor of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will conduct the services. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Christine M. McCormick, and two sisters,

Leibrock), both of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Nellie A. Peters

Mrs. Nellle A. Peters, lifelong resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday, four days before her 85th birthday. Mrs. Peters died at the home of a granddaughter, Mrs. Leonard Parks, 4505 E. 19th st. She was a: member of Central Christian church. surviving are three sons, George

all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Wade, Indianapolis; eight grandchildren and five great-grand-children.

Chamber Music Concert Tonight

The Indiana chapter of the American Guild of Organists will present a concert of seldom-heard chamber music at 8 p.m. today in Second Presbyterian church.

will be the following members of the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra: Leon Zawisza, concertmaster; Jacob Blatt, violin; Harold Sorin, viola; Raphael Kramel, cello; Fay Jennings, bass. Harriet Peacock, flute, and Edwin Biltcliffe, pianist-organist. ; The program will include Handel's Grand concerto, Bach's sonata No.

organ and strings. tickets will be required.

Piano Students Set

Recital Here Sunday

Piano students of Esthe Schinbeckler, piano instructor in Jordan conservatory's preparatory department, will be heard in recital at 3 p. m. Sunday in the North unit, 3411 N. Pennsylavnia st. Those appearing will include: Mary Ann Summers, Pat Midgeley, Janet Mills, Romona Bryant, Tommy Lambert, Barbar Castetter, Kent Williams, Jennine Pack, Mary Alice Jackson, Norma Storkey, Laura Davis, Patricia Wilhite, Lois Williams, Betty Jones, Audrey Wilhite, Marjorie Peeling, Donn Lou Donohue, Marian Williams, Carole Beane and Priscilla ‘McLaughlin.

Athletic Team Judges Are Named

Judges in the contest to name athletic teams. at Tech high are Charles Dagwell, athletic director, and Miss Helen Noffke, .faculty member, ‘ang Charles’ Gregory, Dorothy - Saulsberry and Raymond Marquette, seniors. Members of the committee are Mr. Gregory, chairman; Barbara Chopson, Marvin Ferguson, Dewey King, Arnold Maves, Miss Saulsberry and Rich= ard Weatherford.

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SERVICES TODAY-—Rites for - Gwynn F, Patterson; vice.president of the Indiana National bank (above), were to be held at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary at 3:30 p.m, today. Burial was to be in Crown Hil. Prominent in banking circles for-5I ears, Mr, Patterson died aturday.

Ina M. Gaskill, Teacher, Dies

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Miss Ina M. Gaskill, Shortridge high school nurse and teacher, died this morning in her home, 653 E. 53d st., after.a four-month illness. »Miss Gaskill joined the staff of the Indianapolis Public schools in 1924. She was a graduate of Frankfort high school and of the J. Eastman hospital training school

for nurses.

Miss Gaskill was early associated as chief nurse of Indianapolis tuberculosis clinics. She organized and supervised the social service department of ' Sunnyside sanatorium, later going to the American Red Cross as head nurse for the state of Indiana.

Services will be conducted at 3 p. m. Wednesday in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary -by the Rev. Roy B. Conner, pastor of Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. Survivors are a brother, A. Ray Gaskill, Frankfort; two nieces, Mrs. Everett Derrick, Frankfort, and Mrs. Alin Greubel, Pt. Custer, Mich, and a nephew, David G. Derrick, Frankfort,

Mrs. Hazel Smith

Services for Mrs. Hazel Smith, who died Saturday, will be at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Ploral- Park. Mrs. Smith, who was 47, resided at 3902 E. New York st. She died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Margaret Maholm, 504 N. Gladstone ave. A native of Rexville, Mrs. Smith had lived here 25 years. She was a beauty operator eight years for Hart's Beauty salon.

Michael McCauley

Services for Michael McCauley, who died Saturday in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Nellie Huckleberry, 1243 Shepard st., will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow in St. Mary's church, North Vernon, Burial will be in Mount Vernon. Mr. McCauley, who was 86, was a former employee of the old Worms Packing. House. He lived here 35 years and was an employee of Assumption Catholic church. Survivors besides Mrs. Huckleberry are another daughter, Miss Catherine McCauley; a brother, Dan L. McCauley, North Vernon, two granddaughters and a great-grand-daughter.

Mrs. Margaret E. Munson

Services will be held at 10 a. m.' Wednesday at the J. C. Chapel of the Chimes for Mrs. Mar-

olis resident for 60 years. Burial will be in. New Crown. Mrs. Munson, who was 76, died yesterday at her home, 875 Fletcher | ave. A native of South Salem, she was the widow of James . Munson, who died in 1939. Surviving are a son, Earl R.; a brother, Charles Mattox, and two sisters, Mrs. Minnie McDonald and

olis, and two grandchildren,

Louise Strickler

* Services for Miss Louise Strickler, housekeeper of the rectory at St. Patrick's Catholic church for 23 years, will be held at 9 a. m, tomorrow at St. Patrick's church, Burial will be in Holy Cross. Miss Strickler, who was 81, died | yesterday at St. Francis hospital. A native of Ohio, she was a member of St. Patrick's church.

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ter, will. be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in Hisey & Titus morBurial will. be in Crown Mr, Soltau was a grocer 45 years at Hamilton ave. and Michigan st., before retiring last July.” He was 8 member of Knights Templar, Murat Shrine, Murat Chanters;- First Evangelical church and a dormer member of the Rotary club. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. G B. Soltau; a daughter, Mrs, J, Rodabaugh, Indianapolis; a grandson, Edward B. Rodabaugh, stationed at Corpus Christi, Tex., and three brothers, John, Ben, and William Soltau, all of Indianapolis.

Kathryn Skorjanc

Mrs. Katherine Skorjanc, 722 N. Holmes ave., an employee of Kingan & Co. died today in St. Francis hospital. She was 54. Born’ in Austria, Mrs. Skorjanc came here in 1917. She was a member of the Slovenian National Benefit Society 34, and ‘the Slovenian National Home Women’s society, Services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in the home with burial in St. Joseph's cemetery. Burvivors are her husband, Steve Skorjanc, three sons, Steve, Cvetko and Louis Skorjanc, all of Indian apolis; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Candes, Indianapolis and a Mrs. Filicta of Europe and a brother, Andrew Gabralec, Europe.

Services Today For Veterinarian

Dr. Harry W. Brown, 6034 Indianola ave, a veterinarian, died Saturday in Veterans hospital. He was 53.

Services were to be held at 10 a. m. today in Flanner & Buchaman Mortuary. Cremation was to follow. Dr. Brown, a graduate of the Indiana Veterinary Medical college in 1924, practiced small animal surgery in Indianapolis, Kansas City, Mo. and Pbortland,“ Ore., and operated a small-animal hospital in Ft. Wayne 19 years until a year ago. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Ruth McBee Brown, Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. E. F. Colgrove, Frankfort. Honorary pallbearers will be his associates, Dr. H. Meade Hamilton, Muncie, Dr. .S. D. Wyles, Moores-

chester, Dr. R. J. Hoskins, Dr. Paul White and Dr. J. L. Axby, all of Indianapolis.

Christian Leukhardt

€|Sawyer, who died Saturday in the

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firm for 50 years, retiring in 1941, Puritan lodge 678, 1. O. O. F,

Rites ‘sie sclioduled at 5p. 15. tomorrow ub 4 Conkle funaml hore Jor Indianapolis’ contractor for half a century, who died Saturday night at his home, 5780 Rockville rd. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Dunn, who was 81, Was a partner in Dunn Brothers contracting | A lifelong resident of - Indianapolis, 837/he was a member -of ‘West. Washington Street Methodis: church and

He 18 survived by his wife, Mrs. Lucy Hardin Dunn; four sons; Virgil H, Homer H, and Orlando H, all of Indianapolis, and Ovid ' H. Dunn, Cleveland, O.; a daughter, Mrs. Nidrah Hopkins, Indianapolis; three brothers, George E. Dunn, J..L. Dunn and C. C. Dunn, all of Indianapolis six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.,

Miss Lilian Sawyer

Services for Miss Lillian Belle| C"" Suddarth Nursing home, 1445 Broadway, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in = Moore mortuary Memorial Park cemetery. -Miss' Sawyer, who was 75, was born in Griswold, Mass, and lived in Indianapolis 30 years.

Miss Alice Grady

Rites for Miss Alice Grady, who died Friday at her home, 520 E. Vermont st, will be at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow at Blackwell funeral Home and at 9 a. m. at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial will be in Holy. Cross. Miss Grady, who was 67, was a lifelong resident of A Indianapolis. She was formerly employed at the J. P, Darmody Candy Co. and was a member of S8. Peter and Paul Cathedral,

Clifford Jenkins

Services for Clifford ‘enkins, 733 N. ‘Tremont ave, will be held at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at Conkle funeral home. Burial will be in TFIoral Farle Mr. Kins. "who was 46, died yesterday at Sunnyside Sanatorium. A native of Clark’ county, he had lived here 41 years and was an employee of P. R, Mallory Co. before his illness. His survivors ‘are his mother, Mrs. Lucy Jenkins, and - brother, Mace Jenkins, both of Indianapolis.

Lawrence Messing

Services will be held at 3 p. m tomorrow at Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel for Lawrence Messing, former Indianapolis resident who died Friday in Tampa, Fla: Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Messing, who was 69, moved | from Indianapolis to Detroit where he was employed by Ford Motor Co., for 30 years. He was the husband of Mrs. Anna Goff Messing, former Indianapolis resident who died several months ago. His survivors are four sisters, of Detroit, and several brothers-in-law! and sisters-in-law of Indianapolis.

Jacob Schulmyer The funeral of Jacob Schulmeyer, 1125 E. 35th st., who died Saturday, will be ‘condugted at.2:30 p.

Services fof ‘Chistian LettkRardt, 1211 E. 9th st., who died Saturday, | will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. Mr. Leukhardt, who was 77, came | here 53 years ago from Chicago. | He worked for

claus Co. before his retirement,

Indianapolis, and four daughters, Mrs. Clyde Lester, Mrs. Clara Noon and Mrs. Frieda Leukhardt, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Wardell H. Brown, Seminole, Tex. His wife, Mrs. Amelia Strobel Leukhardt, died June 13, 1938.

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James McOahey Jr.

James McGahey Jr., an employee of Kimgan & Co. died Saturday in his home, 3325 8. Meridian st. He was born in Belfast, Ireland, and hgd lived here since 1917. He was 67. Survivors are a’ daughter, Mrs. Helen Raney, Grenada, Miss.: sons, Charles S. McGahey, High Point, N, C,, and James McGahey III, Indianapolis, and four sang: children,

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who died Saturday at! Bell st., will be held Wednesday at Hillside church. Burial will be in Moores ville, Mrs. Taylor was the wife of Fred T. Taylor. She had resided in In. dianapolis for 23 years and was a member of Hillside Christian church and Seymour club. Survivors include her husband; four sons, Vernon and Ernest, both of Indianapolis, Dr. Paul Q. Tay= || lor, New Orleans, La., a professor at<Tulane university, and Albert M. Taylor, Petersbiirg, Ill, a teacher in Springfield, Ill, high school and 14 grandehildren.

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