Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1947 — Page 13

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2 p. m. today at the J. OC. Wilson

Chapel of the Chimes. Burial was| by Wk Mr, Norman, who WAS 4, had 4 . . Hived here 17 years. He was a mems=| ber of Modern Woodmen of Amer.|

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2 p. m. today in the Robert W. Stirling Puneral home. Burial was to be in Washington Park. ' Mrs. Crosby, who was 783, 'lived here ‘most of her life and wis a Emmanuel Baptist church,

Survivors are two sons, Ace Crosby and Clifford Crosby; two grandchildren, William Edward Crosby, Indianapolis and Mrs. William angle, Rushville, and a sister, Mrs. liam J. Kellogg, Indianapolis.

Oliver B. Jameson Oliver B. Jameson, former dec-

in his home, 408'; Massachusetts ave. He lived here 44 years and was 65, : Services will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be in Floral Park. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Isa Jameson; a son, Allen Jameson, Indianapolis, and brother Guy E. Jameson, Guilford.

Services are scheduled at 2 p. m. in Greenfield for Mrs.

cemetery, Greenfield. i . Mrs. Screes, who was 54, had lived

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MAP RED CROSS DRIVE—Leaders education’ divisions of the current Red Cross campaign for funds are shown above at a recent planning dinner. They are (left to school group: Larry Parsons, city offices group, and the Rev, Fr, Paul English, parochial and private

schools group. Standing is Bon C. Aspy, division chairman,

‘Bervices for Otto Hartup, retired y penter and barber, who died Saturday in his home, 1730 N. Meridian st, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Jordan Funeral home. Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery, : 4 | "Mr. Hartup, who was ‘73, ‘was ‘ {born in Hamilton county and lived here 40 years. .| Burvivors are four . nephews, Frank Hartup, Indianapdlis; the Rev. John Hartup, Indianapolis, pastor of the Baptist church at Danville; Willam O, Hartup, Columbus, and Lonnie Hartup, South

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of the government and died Friday in City hospital, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Caldwell chapel, conducted by the Rev, G. A. Brooks, pastor. . . Mrs. Young, who was 60, was born in Linesville, Ala, and lived here

Rolly M. Cain

He was 65.

the Swan-Myers firm in 1930. Born and educated in Washington, Ind., he moved to Indianapolis and became a salesman for the Pit-

"| man-Myers Co. here in 1905. Four

[years later he and several associates founded the 8wan-Myers Co. He was elected president of the new company in 1913 and continued as its head until it was merged with Abbott Laboratories. He was executive vice president of the Chicago firm until last March when he was elected president. Mr. Cain was a director of the American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers association for several years, serving as its president in 1923 and 1924. He was a member of the Masonic order, the Chicago Athletic club, the Glenview and Onwentsia clubs and the ‘Presbyterian church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Charlotte Fisher Lorndale Cain, a son, George R. Cain, a daughter, Mrs. Ruby Ruggles, both of Winnetka, Ill, and a stepson, Robert G. Lorndale. The funeral will be at 10 a m. tomorrow in Evanston, Ill. Burial will be in Rosehill cemetery, Chi-

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Yager Services for Peter W. Yager, retired farmer who died Saturday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Laura Davis, ‘950 N. Bosart ave, will be at 9 a. m. tomorrow in church. Burial will be in 8t. Magdalene cemetery, North Madison. . Mr. Yager, who was 84, was born in Jefferson county. . Survivors besides Mrs. Davis are two sons, Fred Yager, Rushville, William Yager, Indianapolis; six other daughters, Mrs. Thresia Brunson, Castleton; Mrs. Mary Tuttle, Columbus, O.; Mrs. Clara Hill,

Madison; Mrs. Anna Beeker; Mrs.

: : . # Head of Pharmacy Firm Rolly M. Cain, former president of the old Swan-Myers Co., pharmaceutical manufacturing firm here for 21 years, died in Phoenix, Ariz, Saturday night after a heart attack, according to word received here.

’ . He was president of Abbott Laboratories in Chicago, which acquired

30 years. ‘She was a member of . Caldwell chapel. | Is Dead: Survivors are the husband,’ Charles Young, five stepdaughters, three stepsons, the father, a sister, and 13 grandchildren.

Arthur Hague Services for Arthur Hague, employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad 2 years who died Saturday in his home, 1733 E. Tabor st., will be held at 3 p. m, tomorrow in the Tolin Funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill, He was 61. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Gertrude Zink Hague; two brothers, william E. Hague, Terre Haute, and’ Fred J. Hague, Indianapolis, and nine nieces and nine nephews.

Pauline Poulter and Mrs. Frieda Jines, all of Indianapolis; a brother, John Yager, DuPont; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Marquis and Mrs. Ida “Thorne, both of Santa Ana, Cal, 25 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Frederick J. Jaus

Services will be held at 2 p. m.

Widely-Known Author | Dead in East at 81 |

Indiana Chain Store Council, Inc, and member of the Indiana house of representatives from 1932 fo 1938 died yesterday in Methodist hospital.| He was 46. : rr :

Mr. Bturm served as a member of the heuse of ‘representatives: in| three regular sessions and two special sessions following his election from , Vermillion county in 1932, ed

was graduated from Dana plblic grade and. high schobls and from Purdue university, bachelor of science degree in agriculture in 1923,

Services for Mrs. Leona Pcarl trustees of Purdue by former GovYoung, 1148 N. Pershing ave, wha! ernor M. Clifford Townsend in 1938

Paul B. Sturm, 2827 Brookside ave, agricultural counsel of the

ing the 1039 general assembly and was agricultural agent of Vermillion county from 1929 to 1931.

Born in Dana, Ind, Mr. Sturm

receiving the B Miss Jean Stevens of DePauw, Ind.

He was married in July, 1042, to! |

Survived by “Aunt Mary”: Among other Indiana groups to which Mr. Sturm belonged were “Hoot’ and Horn” at. Purdue, the A-H fraternity and the Akron Jonas ‘club. He was a member of the Indiana tax study committee,’

He was appointed to the board of

and was ‘reappointed by former Governor Henry FP. Schricker in 1042, jie .

Farm Bureau Counsel

Until the death of his father, John Sturm, in 1945, the two farmed approximately 1000 acres in Vermillion county, where they specialized in grain, dairy and livestock operations. Since his father’s death he had farmed 500 acres near the Wabash river in Vermillion county. He came to Indianapolis in 1939, The Sturm and Pyle farms adJoined in Vermillion county and Ernie and Paul were close friends. He served as legislative counsel for the Indiana Farm Bureau dur-

diana economic Council, ' He was

F.& AM. home, Dana.

three aunts by marriage, Pyle’s “Aunt Mary” Bales and Mrs. Amy Sturm, ‘both of Dana, and Mrs. Edith Sturm, Indianapolis.

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been named recently a member of / he the forestry committee of the ma Mrs. Jane K. Maddux

a past master of Asbury lodge 320, ryn” Maddux, who died Saturday

Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the tomorrow in the Kersey funeral residence in. Millersville. = Burial

Survivors besides his wife are an{ Mrs. Maddux, who was 29, is sur aunt, Mrs. Hattie Brown, Dana, and 'vived by her husband, Gilbert Y. Ernie Maddux; four children, Iva Nell,

DIED—Paul B. Sturm, friend | of Ernie Pyle, died yesterday.

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The funeral’ of Mrs. Jahe Kath-

at Robert Long hospital, will be

willbe in Sutherland Park.

avayn ane, Gilbert Neal and William Gene Maddux; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Coyle, and

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tomorrow at Crown Hill chapel for Frederick J. Jaus, former Indiap-

SWARTHMORE, Pa., Feb. 24 (U. P.).—Mrs. Grace Livingston Hill,

|81, widely-known author, died at

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apolis resident who died Saturday pe. home here yesterday after a at ‘his home at Marion. Burial will | Jo months a y be in Crown Hill. ‘ Mrs. Hill, a native of Wellsville, Mr. Jaus, who was 69, formerly|y"y ‘was working on her 80th| operated a meat market on (he|yoy when she died. Her most pop-| South Side here, ular novels included “The Enchant. | He ig survived by his wife, Clara; |. Barn” “Tombrrow About This a daughter, Miss Lucille Jaus, Mar- Time,” “Recreations,” and ‘Crim~ ion. and four sisters. Mrs. Bertha| = pocec Schuller, Mrs. Marie Leonhard’ and! py;erg) services will be held here Miss Laura Jaus, all of ladianapo-|weqnesday with burial at Johnslis, and Mrs. Rex Shufflebarger, |, 0 "07% Waverly. | ,

John H. Jonas ‘McNutt Goes to. Tokye

} Services for John H. Jones, an FOF MacArthur Parley

employee of L. 8. Ayres & Co,| TOKYO, Feb. 24 (U. P.).—Paul personnel department who died|V. McNutt, U. S. ambassador to the Saturday in his- home, 1132 N. Philippines, will arrive at Haneda Denny st., will be at 3 p. m, tomor- [airport here from Manila tomorrow row in Moore Mortuaries Peace for a conference with Gen, Douglas chapel. Burial will be in Anderson MacArthur, it was announced tocemetery. day. Mrs. McNutt and their daughMr. Jones, who was 23, was a life- ter Louise will accompany the amlong resident of Indianapolis. Helbassador. Ri was a member of the Roberts Park | Secretary of Interior Julius: A. Methodist church and former stu- Krug and a party of 11 were dent at Technical high school. scheduled to arrive tonight. They Survivorsoare the parents, Mr. also will confer with the general

ard Mrs. Carl B. Jones, Indianap-| olis; three sisters, Mrs. Hazel : Wheeler and Miss £mma Catherine Educator. Dies : Jones, both of Indianapolis, and CHICAGO, Feb. 24 (U. P)~—Dr. Mrs. Mary Frances Vandergriff, William E. Shaw, 77, president of Bainbridge, and two brothers, Illinois Wesleyan university, Bloom- | Charles S. and Daniel Jones, both ington, Iii, died Saturday night. He

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