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— Mrs. Bertha Br
tion 22 years. She was a member o White Cross Guild and Order of|—* Eastern Star.
Mo., and had lived here 50 years. She was the wid. ow of Balle y Brown, Services will be conduoted at 2 p. m. Sunday in Indianapolis He brew temple by Rabbi Maurice _ Goldblatt, Burial will be in Indianapolis Hebrew
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cemetery. Burvivors be- Mrs. Brown sides the son are three daughters, Mrs. 8. C. Bodner, Mrs. Rath
son, - Harold Brown, Cleveland, 0.; two sisters, Mrs. Sam Feldman and Mrs. Nellie Dahlhelmer, both of Bt. Louis; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchil-dren, i
Charles F. Easter
Services for Charles PF. Easter, recently elected township assessor of Addison township in Shelbyville, ! who died Wednesday, will be held at | {1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Moore | Mortuaries Peace chapel. Burial will | be in Floral park.
Mr. Easter, who.was 69, died at{98Y In the home of her niece, Mrs. |
his home in Shelbyville, where he had lived 22 years. A former employee of the state highway commission and the Kennedy Carliner Co., in Shelbyville, he was a mem-
Ji ber of West Street Methodist church.
Surviving are his wife, Maude; two
Mrs. Brown was born in 8t, Louls,jand Mrs. Ids Westen, both of Cin-
|osear McCoy.
1 Co., was born in Morgan county and
Nebron, all of Indianapolis; another}
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|Founded Hadassah Here
Mrs. Bertha Brown, an active Indianapolis club worker, died ola heart atack yesterday in the automobile of her son, Douglas while parked in front of Clty Market. _ ay - Founder and first president of the Indianapolis Hadassah, Brown’ was president of the ladies’ auxiliary of United Hebrew ie
D. Brown, |
f { Indianapolis Hebrew congregation, daughters, Mrs. Pearl Grenkmeyer
cinnati, O.; two sons, Frederick and Henry Easter, both of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Tabitha BrandenBurg, Trogiots, nl.
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Oscar McOoy, formerly a toolroom foreman for Mouldings, Inc. died last night in his home, 5807 Villa lane, He was 62. Mr. McCoy, who was formerly employed 23 years by the John Lee
lived here most of his life.
Survivors ‘are his wife, Mrs, Nancy McCoy, the father, Sam McCoy, Indianapolis; three brothers, Lonnie McCoy, Phoenix, Ariz.; Orville McCoy, Montana, and John McCoy, Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Helen Tuttle, Indianapolis.
Services will be held at 1:30 p. m Monday in the J, C, Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be in| {Floral Park cemetery.
Mrs. Nannie B. Smith
Services for Mrs: Nannie B. Smith | of Cincinnati, O., who died Wednes-
Fannie Washington, 417 W. 25th st., will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Allen Chapel church, Burial will be in Crown Hill Survivors besides the niece are a sister, Mrs. Tressa Heinz, and a nephew; ‘Robert Williams.
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Cmdr. J. D. Nelson
Naval Officer Husband .Of Local ' Woman
Omdr. James Downing Nelson | was killed yesterday in the crdih of a navy night fighter during maneuvers off Oahu, his wife, Mrs. Joan Pfarrer Nelson, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Henry A. Pfarrer, 6148 N. Tiinois st, has been informed, Omdr, Nelson's plane crashed after pulling out from a dive in a simulated attack. A destroyer recovered his body. A native of Grand Rapids, Minn, Cmdr, Nelson lived there before entering the navy in 1938. He served two years in the South Pacific and was transferred to Barber's Point, Jan. 1. He was executive officer of a night squadron there. : Surviving are his wife, Barber's Point, T, H.; an aunt, Mrs. T. J. O'Brien, Grand Rapids, Minn., and an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R A. Loux, Nashwauk, Minn,
John L. Vinson
John L. Vinson died yesterday in! the home of a daughter, Mrs, Al-| berta Merl, 1226 N. Chester st. He' (was TT.
Mr. Vinson was employed by the Albert Gall Co. many years, and| later by the DeHaven Wallpaper Co. He was born in Aurora, lived here most of his life and was a member of Englewood Masonic lodge and the Sahara Grotte. Services will be held ‘at 2 p. m. Monday in Kregelo & Bailey funeral home with burial in Crown} Hill. . Burvivors besides Mrs. Merl are two other daughters, Mr.. June| Selig and Mrs. Rose Phillips; a son, | Herbert J. Vinson, and a sister, Mrs. | Helen Downey, all of Indianapolis.
Mrs. L. E. Smith
Services for Mrs. L. E. Smith, former resident of Indianapolis and mother of Gerald M. and Emerson |
Smith of this city, will be held Monday between 3:30 and 4 p. m., at the graveside in Crown Hill, Mrs. Smith died Wednesday in her home at Porter, Ind. She was the wifé of the Rev. Mr, Smith who was instrumental in building the, Broadway Evangelical United Brethren church, 56th and Broadway. The funeral will be conducted Monday at 10 a. m. in Porter. She also is survived by a third wn, LaMar Smith of Collegville, Pa, and six grandchildren.
Services for Mrs. Mary Kirch, 402 Parkway ave., who died Thursday in| St. “Francis hospital, “will. be held at 7:30 8. m. tomorrow im. G. H Herrmann eral home and st 8 8. m. in Sacred Heart Catholic] church. Burial will be in St, Magdalene cemetery in North Madison. Mrs: Kirch, who was 73, was born in Ripley county and lived in St. Magdalene before coming here. She was a member of Sacred Heart church. Survivors are the husband, Peter Kirch; two sons, Walter and Robert Kirch, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Lena Regenold, Madison; a brother, John Nauert, Batesville, and three grandchildren,
Mrs. Anna Lazenby
Mrs. Anna Lazenby, 2401 N. Olney st., an Indianapolis: resident 61 years, died yesterday in ‘a nursing home at 115 S. Audubon rd. She was 86. Born in Cincinnati, O., Mrs. Lazenby was a member of St. Francis de Sales Catholic church and the Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers 522. Services will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow in St. Francis de Sales church with burial in Greendale cemetery in Lawrenceburg. ' Survivors are two sons, Benjamin H. Lazenby, Indianapolis, and William E. Lazenby, Los Angeles, and a daughter, Mrs. Edna Beer, Indianapolis.
Harry M. Roberson
Mrs. Mary Kirch |
Services for Harry M. Roberson, 1809 N. Koehne st, who died] Wednesday night -in St. Vincent's hospital,”will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Royster & Askin W. Washirigton st. mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill, Mr. Roberson who was 73, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, and had been a livestock broker here 47 years, He had been ill since June, 1046. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Margaret Roberson; a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Salge, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Edna Chapman, Brookline, Mass., and Mrs. Ethel John, Berryville, Ark.; a brother, Clarence Roberson, Indianapolis, four grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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