Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1947 — Page 9
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TUESDAY. MARCH 4 local Deaths— “~~
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Charles Frederick Roesener, retired sronident of the Central Transfer
& Storage Co., died last night at Me
Mr, Roesener, who resided at th
had founded the company in 1896,
A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, he was a graduate of St. Paul's He was a member of the Lutheran church at Five
Lutheran school. . Points and of * Indianapolis Elks
“lodge.
“His wife, the former Miss Chris tiana Steinmetz, whom he married in 1985, died in 1933. Survivors are his son, Elmer W. Roesener; a sister, Mrs. Mary Fahrbach, both of Indianapolis; ‘a brother, William Roesener, Beech Grove, and two grandchildren, Mrs, Josephine Beattie, Pasadena, Cal, and Charles F.
4 The body was taken to Flanner & Buchanan mortuary.
Mrs. Helen H. Lankford
Services for Mrs. Helen H, Lank- |
ford, former Indianapolis resident
who died Saturday in Rushville, will |’
be at 3 p. m. tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Fall Creek cemetery. Mrs. Lankford, who was 74, moved
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from Indianapolis to Rushville in May. She died at the home of her brother-in-law, John Lankford.
C. F. Roesener, 83, Retired oh as
Services for Mrs. ‘Ruth Clark;
who died Saturday in her home in Winnetka, Ill, were to be held at 3 p. m. today in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial Crown Hill,
was to be in
. Mrs. Clark, who was 60, lived here
30 years. 8he was a partner in a photography studio near 34th and Clifton sts, hefore leaving 30 years!
ago, . Survivors are her husband, 0. R.
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Services for Ralph W. Robinson Jr., who died Saturday at Veterans hospital, were to be held at 1 p, m. today at Jacobs Brothers W chapel. Burial was to be Crown, " Mr. Robinson, who was 22, was a naval ?veteran. Hé had lived in Indianapolis all of his life.
Surviving are two daughters, Anna
New
{Catherine and June Marie; his ‘mother, Mrs. Eleanor Robinson and ‘three brothers; Frank, Lonis and
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Mrs, - Minnie M, Harrington, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and a member of the Third Christian church, died yesterday in her home, 2403 Park ave. She was 70. Survivors are three daughters, Mrs, Otto. Warner, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Basil Walsh, Indianapolis; Mrs. William H. Williams, Los Angeles; a son, Fred Harrington, - dianapolis; five grandchildren and
Mrs, Anna Mahoney, in the grocery business here 45 years, died | yesterday in her home, a2 Broadway. . She ‘was 75. Widow. of Martin Mahoney, she was born in Louisville, Ky, but had lived here most of her life. She! was a member of St." Joan of Arc| Catholic church.
two great-grandchildren. Survivors are a son, Martin, Chi-~
Mrs. Lankford resided at 3940 N. Temple ave. before leaving Indianapolis, She was a member of Ebe-
nezer Lutherarwr church. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Robert Frazier, Dallas, ‘Tex.; two
sons, Curtis and Maurice Lankford, two sisters, Mrs. Mary J. Hessong and Mrs, Cora A. Rhoades, ‘Indianapolis, and two {brothers, Walter Easterday, Indianlapolis, and- Ralph Easterday, Franklin,
Sanford Givans ; Services for Sanford Givans, 564 N. Lynn st, who died Sunday in| City hospital, will be held at: 10 a. m, tomorrow in the Conkle fu-
‘here 27 years and was employed as a machinist at the Link Belt Co. He wes a member of Memorial
| Baptist church,
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Survivors are his wife, Helen a daughter, Virginia Maude; a son, Sanford Eugene, all of Indianapolis; the step-mother,, Mrs. Mabel Seeman, Morgantown; a sister, Mrs. Maude Wright, Brandenburg, Ky., and three brothers, George, Max| and Shelley Givans; four hall-
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and Charles Givans, and two half-| sisters, Edna and Lorraine Givans, all. of Kosmodale, Ky.
George E. Walton Services for George E. Walton, a life resident of Indianapolis, were to be held at 1p. m. today M the Olivet Baptist church. Burial was! to ben New Crown eee. He |
was 8: | Mr. Walton, ‘who died Friday in| his home, 1113 Harlan st. was an|
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employee of the Indianapolis Railways, Inc., for 14 years. He was a member of the Olivet ¢hurch. Survivors are his wife, Anna; a daughter, Miss Marie Walton, both of Indianapolis; ‘four sisters, Mrs. Etta Wilson, Indianapolis, ‘Mrs.! Marian Jones, Milwaukee, Mrs. Ruth House and Mrs. Ri Ste- | wart, both of Dayton, O , and two | brohters, Fred and Henry, and an| aunt, Mrs. Frances Grissom, all of Indianapolis.
James F. Dillon Services for James F. Dillon, an Indianapolis resident six years, will be held at 9 a. m. tomérrow in our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church. Burial will be in Crown Hill
Brookville rd. died Sunday in Methodist hospital. He was 64, A native of Waterbury, Conn. he was an employee of ‘the Hoffman Specialty Co. here and- a
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Joseph Klemencic Services for Joseph Klemencic,
{sanitorium, will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday at the residence, 932 N. Arnolda ave, Burial will be in Floral Park. Mr. Klemencic; who was 58, was a native of Austria and had lived here since 1906. He was a former
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employee of Potts foundry. He was a member of the Hoosier Pals soclety and the Slovenian Independent Beneficial society.
JL. Oxley, Wingate, Found Dead in Car
John L. Oxley, Wingate resident,
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[found at 9 a. m. today by Mrs. Wil- | liam Kratz of Veedersburg. - State | police said Mr. Oxley, 34, had been dead about an hour.
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