Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1947 — Page 16

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He is survived by his wife, Leona; {two stepsons, Raymond and Albert brio gr iv} and three daughters, Mrs. _ Christine] Curry, Flemingsburg, Ky. back with time-tested

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f He came here in 1924 with the Tidewater Oils Co. He

ll Mr. Lilly was past president of the Indianapolis Purchasing Agents association and the Kiwanis club, a director of the Hoosier Motor club and a member of the Indianapolis Oil club, the Indiana Society in Chi. cago, the Columbia club, Highland golf and country club, Indianapolis Athletic club and the Congrega-

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FO yO president of the Hoosier Petroleum Co. Inc, died last night in his home,

‘J 131 EB. 49th st. after a brief illness. i Lilly Co.,¢ gasoline brokerage firm, five yearh go. He was vice president of Hoosier Pe Petroleum Co. 18 Years. from Hagerstown, where he was

ee onager of the Indianapolis tional Christian church in’ Hagerse Ho antered the ministry 3 years town. odist y

Mrs. Clara V. Tumer: TU Smewry.

ll Sltour daughters, Mrs. Margaret By- |neral home. Burial will be in Con-

cemetery. i Vernetta O'Fallon, all of Indianap-| ‘Survivors are a olis, and Mrs. Julia Singletary, yn. Toe Bll.

Ri Graham, Timo, Mo.: Harry D. Gra- |a brother, Albert Hillman, all of

i Raymond Pence

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Melhodist Minister Dies at His Home

' The ‘Rev, George G. Peel, pastor of Morris Street Methodist church

He was 53.

Legion post. . Indianapolis. He was & naServices wil be held at 1 Clay county. Saturday In Flanner & Survivors are his wife, Edith, and mortuary. - Burial will be in A

tendent, and the Rev. M. RH Conklin Horton, Mich, and Mrs. Reynolds, Indianapolis, pastor of Ethel Harris, Grand Rapids, Mich. Mt. Auburn Methodist church. ree {officlating. Burial will be in Round

Services for Mrs. Clara V. Turner, F Hillman 3127 Northwestern ave., will be held George F.

George F, Hillnlan, a retired ab oy i died vesterday in his home, tuaries’ Colonial chapel. Burial will 08 Dawson 2 A lifelong Tesident of ‘Indianapolis, Mr. Hillman was & | Mrs. Turner died Tuesday in City member of Logan Masonic Lodge | hospital. A native of Greensburg, |and was 76. she had lived here 60 years. Services will be held at 2 p. m. Survivors are her husband, John; [tomorrow in Robert W. Stirling fu-

ard, Mrs. Virginia Blake and Mrs. [cordia son, Herbert Hill-

lami, Fla.; three sons, Russell E. [stein and Mrs. Anna Reasner, and

Mi ham, New Castle, and George H.|Indianapolis. . Graham, with the navy at Norfolk, Va.; a sister, Mrs. Lois Stevens, In- : re Tis Sens David Jones died yesterday in City hospital after,

Robert Lentz short illness. He was 50.

Robert Lents, one of the pioneer A painting contractor, he had truck gardeners on the West side, been a resident here 20 years. He, died yesterday in his home, 153 N,|¥3S ® Dative of Bath county, Ky. | Tibbs ave. He was a lifelong resident of Indianapoiis and was 85. » Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley Brothers’ West Side chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Martha Russell, Miss Lena Lentz and Miss Ida Lentz; six sons, Prank and Charles Lenis all of

David Jones, 2302 Brookside ave,

Lentz, Toledo, O, and 15, grandchildren.

Services for Raymond Pence, 1209 W. 20th st. will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle funeral] home with burial in Crown Hill. He {was 54. A lifelong resident of this city,

{formerly was a truck driver for the Milk Poundation of Indianapolis ‘and an employee of the Kuhner | Packing Co. | Mr. Pence was a member of the {Broad Ripple Christian church and Evergreen lodge 713, F. & A. M. Survivors are his wife, -Ethel; a daughter, Mrs. Rosa Chew, Pasa(dens, Cal; a brother, Charles, In|dianapolis, and two grandchildren.

Miss Vera E. Heath

Services will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley Brothers Irving | Hill chapel for Miss Vera E. Heath,

a native of Indianapolis. Burial will {be in Washington park. She was

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Miss Heath, who died Thesday in ther home, 109 S. Bradley st, {attended Technical high school and was a former employee of the W. T. Grant Co. She was a member of the Tuxedo Park Baptist church and formerly taught: a Sunday

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