Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1947 — Page 10

SHERRY decided to fuss a little over dinner. They would have it in front of the fire. The creamed tuna on toast would not do any more though. Maybe oysters. Mona loved oysters. An oyster stew! Sherry was in high spirits now. ‘|She would wrap up warmly and go to the boulevard. It was fun 40 walk in the rain.’ n ~ ”’ IT was after four when, Sherry finished her shopping and started .| home. The wind still howled and between gusts the smoke from the chimney was flattened dismally ./along the crooked roof when Ehensy saw the house through the trees She was glad the fire was still | burning. . She took her overshoes off out- | .|side on the dry step and let herself in. She put her packages on the table and took the oysters out to the kitchen.

Burial Will Be In Crown Hill

Services are scheduled at 1:30

Pp. Central chapel for Mrs. Beulah Grace Herman, 618 Beecher st. Burial «will be in Crown Hill Mrs. Herman, who was 54, died yesterday in City hospital. She was a membd& of Ladies of the

Herman, Indianapolis; a daughter,

Cal.; her father, Charles H. Clauer, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Mamie Simpson, Chicago, and Miss Helen Clauer, Indianapolis; _two brothers, William E. Clauer and

‘Mrs. Fidelia Rees

Services for Mrs. Fidelia Reese, 1932 Parker ave, who died Thursday, were held this morning in Shirley Brothers Central chapel. Burial was at Shelbyville. Mrs. Rees was born near Shelbyville, lived here 20 years and pre-

felt a little sick. : SHE went back to the living room But what was the matter with|and stirred up the fire. Then she _ Mons? What was happening to!started into the. bedroom.“ She

| stopped in the door. > The. spread was mussed as | though things had been. lying on the bed. The dressing table looked empty. There was a note on it. Sherry walked over to it very slowly and picked it up. l She read: “Sherry Dear, - : “I'm glad you weren't home, it made it easier. I'm going away with Géorge. I don’t expect you to understand, but without money life isn't worth living. “Forget about me, honey. “Mona.”

Mona had gone to a New Year's Eve party with him and had’ not come home all night, ” ”

= SHE had explained that the party had been given by a woman she knew at the Ambassador, and that it had broken up so late the woman had insisted on Mona staying. Sherry had believed her because she wanted to believe her. Mona had not elaborated on the party though, which was funny. ” t J ” IT rained the next day and it was cold and windy. Sherry was glad she did not have to go to the grocer’s. While she was eating lunch Sherry suddenly remembered that she had put a sample of thread in Mona's handbag, and then forgotten to tell her about matching it. She flew to the telephone. Maybe she could still catch Mona before she went out. = = . THE Girls were not allowed to

” » ” SHERRY read it again; then she opened Mona's dresser drawers. | They were empty. She looked in| the closet. Mona's clothes were) |gone, and her suitcase off the top, shelf, : She opened the front doar and {went out. . She did not notice that 'it was raining or that the wind tossed her hair. In a minute she was at the boys’ house. She walked in without knocking. !

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receive telephone calls, and Sherry| Tony said, “Didn't you wear a had formed the habit of calling|C0at. Sherry? You'll catch cold. Brothers, who relayed the messages. Sherry said, “Mona's gone.

She thought it was ironical to] TORY said, “Then ea with us.” have to telephone the boss himself because his employees were not allowed calls. z His secretary answered. No, Mr. Brothers was not in and she did not know when to expect him. Mr. Brothers was leaving town tonight for a few weeks, but he wouid be in the office again "“efore he left. Would Sherry leave a message? She said, “No, thank you, it isn't - important,” and hung up. (To Be Continued)

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‘A SUDDEN spasm * of fury, pos-| sessed Sherry. She whirled to face | Tony. “Mona's gone, I tell you! gone away! She isn't coming back! | She isn't ever coming back!" | Suddenly the band around her {chest snapped. She took a long hysterical breath and burst into sobs.

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Moose and Degree of Pocahontas. ! Survivors are a son, Clarles W.|

Mrs. Albert Thaw, San Francisco, |

Charles J. Clauer, both of Indian-. ‘| apolis, and one grandchild.

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Survivors are five sons, Clarence, Ralph, Maurice, Hobson and Robert Rees, all of Indianapolis; five daughters, Miss Melissa Reese, Mrs. Nellie Brandt and Mrs. Florence Sosbe, all of Indianapolis; | Mrs. Elsie Wychoff, Effingham, Ill, land Mrs. Jewel Little, Burlingame, 'Cal.; . 12 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Ada Pearl Birks

Mrs, Ada Pearl Birks, 401 N. Il linois st. died yesterday in Long hospital. She had lived here 12 years. A native of Illinois; she was a member of the Order of the Eastern

{Star, White Shrine of Jerusalem land the First Methodist church at Decatur, Ill

Survivors are a son, Roy Birks, Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Gloria Lance, Irtlianapolis; al! brother, William Williams, Latham, Ill.; a sister, Mrs. Charity Lein|hardt, Decatur, Ill, and two grandchildren.

Miss Ida Ruth, 1433 8. East st, will be buried in Crown Hill after dervices at 10:30 a. m. Monday in H. Herrmann funeral home. Miss Ruth died yesterday in St. Francis hospital. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, she was employed many years by Eli Lilly & Co. She was a member. of Evangelical and Reformed church. - Survivors are two brothers, Robert Ruth and Louis Ruth, both -of Indianapolis.

Services will be held at 1:30 p. ot Monday in Conkle funeral home for George W. Hollenbeck, former own-

Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Hollenbeck, who was 77, died | Jesterday in his home, 153 S. Bel-| ave. He was a member of

ter Hollenbeck, Indianapolis, and! William Hollenbeck, Los Angeles, | Cal.

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southeastern Wisconsin and northern sections of Indiana and Nlinois as warm air from the west over-runs cooler air through the Lakes region. This part .of the nation will be mostly cloudy, as will the far Norhtwest. (See map.) : ‘Scattered showers are foreseen in southern sections of Texas, Oregon and Washington, southern Montana, northern Wyoming and the Dakoats. The mougtains of Arizona and New Mexico will have showers and thunderstorms. Cool air will be flowing over

Dead Here at 78

Mrs. Vena L. Atwood, an Indianapolis resident 16. months, died yesterday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Raymond Smart, 4140 Winthrop ave. She was born in Campton,” N.- H., and spent.most of her life in Plymouth, N. H. She was 78. Services and burial will be in Plymouth, Tuesday. : Survivors besides Mrs. Smart, are

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cester, Mass., and Chase C. Atwood, | oo 936 N. Rural st.

New York, and another daughter, Mrs. Ernest Nichol, Rutherford,| N. J.

Miss Dorothy Tilghman

Tex., Tex.

Services for Miss Dorothy Tilgh- | April 7. an, who died this week in the] {will meet at 12:30 p. m. April 4 in home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. (the home of Mrs. Helen Hester with Charles Tilghman, near Mansfield, | Mrs, Fannie Monroe co-hostess. were held today in Ft. Worth, |

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fair weather is promised the | the Gulf states and Texas. The

states along the Canadian border from North Dakota westward will be under the influence of a cold air mass. Warm, air flowing east-

| ward will temper conditions in

the central plains sector. Freezing minimum temperatures will prevail through New England, most of New York, Michigan, from Nebraska northward through the Dakotas to northeastern Montana, “also in Minnesota, Utah and southern Idaho. It will be warmest in Florida, the Gulf Coast states.and Texas. A 40-degree minimum is anticipated from Virginia and North Carolina to Kentucky, in Colorado, northern California, Washington and Oregon. Minimum temperature forecasts for key cities Sunday include: Boston 30 degrees, New York and Kansas City 35, Philadelphia and Chicago 34, Milwaukee 29, Wash-

Local

na Tmihels of beck auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign | Wars, will hold a bunco and card party at 1:30 p. m. Monday in the | Food Craft shop, K. of P. building.

Future meetings of units of Sa- | hara Grotto auxiliary were an-| nounced today. The needlework!

guild will meet at .12:30 p. m. Fri- |

day ih the home of Mrs. Pear] Bar-! Members of |

{ Henderson, 1538 Spruce st. The | "kitchen committee will meet with | Mrs. ‘Mabel Pollock, at 12:30 p. m. The visiting committee

Herman Dupree will show sound

Miss Tilghman, who was 28, was films of the Indianapolis SpeedCity lodge 312, P. & A. M.!a life resident of Indianapolis until |Way 500-mile race at the meeting | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Alice she moved to Texas a year ago.|of the Indiana university club at| | Hollenbeck, and two brothers, Wal- She was graduated from Technical noon Monday at Hotel Warren.

high school and attended Aru {Jordan Conservatory. Active |dramatics, she toured the Re — States with bond shows and USO, { units.

in Holy Rosary church. Burial will. {be in St. Joseph's. Mr. -Vinci,. who was 73, was born

in Sicily -and lived here 57 years. |He was a member of Holy Rasary

church.

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Jr.; four daughters, Miss Vinci, Mrs. Condita Cecil, Josephine Rohr and Mrs. Hynes: three sisters, Mrs. Natalie, Mrs. Joseph LaRosa and Mrs. Mary Bruno, all of Indianapolis, and five Jyandchiiaren,

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Suspect Questioned In Boy's Sex Murder

BURLINGTON, Mass, March 2| |. P.).—A suspect captured in al holdup at Malden was questioned |today about the vicious sex murder,

of 12-year-old Edward J. Flynn Jr.

|- The youth's nude body was found | “ e |yesterday beneath a road bridge. Ch

|An autopsy showed he was a vic-. tim of a pervert. Police said the suspects’ clothing | (were spattered with mud and his | | car, which he used in the robbery |attempt, also was covered with mud

Mrs? r Ving: five sans, Guy, Peter, | Nunzio, Frank and Joseph Michael

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Dies of Burns

MADISON, March 11 (U. P.).— Rites were planned today for Mrs. | Leona E. Hoagland, 28,“who -died | yesterday of burns she suffered in ‘a stove explosion last Feb. 24. Sur‘vivors included the husband, BerInard Hoagland and four children.

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MARTINSVILLE—Howard Record, 79. George Harold Poppino, 48. MONNICELIO MT. Alice May, 79,

OUTH BEND--Phillip Edward Fichtner, mployed ‘by ‘Burley ahd C arles A. Dubail, 76 or. Mrs. Minnie Wilson, 67,

Manual Stude

spring sports season. Barbara Jacobs; Marilyn Morical, Joyce Pedersen and Clee Smith, seniors, are ft queens who were elected by subscribers to the Boost-

..er, school newspaper.

They will be presented by. Jack Edwards, Richard Gira, Ronald ‘Martlage and Ted Pollard, baseball lettermen and crowned’ by’ Tom Cross, Frank Greene, Bob Hoffman J By Richard McMahan, brack let~

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Track Queens Monday

Manual high school students will crown four track queens Monday morning in ceremonies opening the

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Official Weather

Gas i in Navy Bus [isa Jo ohn ward, . Davidson st. beloved husband of Luceri away Friday a. m. Wl Sousins, Martha haasliar, gm vercomes upils 2 BRE rvices .“Shefleld = Chapel.” m, So ion, a a Times State Service. aad Log ns "ihe Ind. Friends may call At the BEDFORD, Ind, March - 23. |S herrier 7.0. m. Saturday. Jones & Twelve school children, riding in a | ®{EFS~ iyi § SO Kyo. Navy bus from the Crane ammu- ire: 3 b Lule 5 allot 1 tidnapois nition depot to Bloomington, nar-|jvax fhursday p. B aiervices Pi Planner &

Friends | invited, Burial Crown Hall, Priends

rowly escaped death yesterday when edt,

they were overcome by carbon monoxide. Lt. Owen L. Duffy, public rela-|q tions and supply officer at the depot, said that three of the children lost consciousness. The gas poisoning was discovered | of by the driver, Emory Stanton, when re the bus reached .Stanford in Monroe county. He unloaded the bus|gs:

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hr. John Rieti Xi, “brother of passed away ServAnan ry Mon~ riends invited. ~ Inte Friends may call as

and Patricia ices an '& da p.m, ment crawn ul mortua

i Tn agms at, fen Shirley ces from r Brothers’ tral Cha M6 N, Services 8t. ach) a ‘church pllincls

and called depot officials. An ambu- Bure, Ind. | 8. interme lance was sent to Stanford and the ay ajachy chia North Su" fey. Friends children were returned to RO cab ow 8 , for examinations and ae dep 3 vend} a honen Gove, blared Lona . Depot officials said all the pupils Mae Rust > Anderson, 1 Dorothy, Edw: Edward responded to treatment and appar- Sepfatner of Latier Woerdman, sil of ert ently had no {ll effects. They are|Eichel- and Edgar Roler of indianapolis: residents of the Crane housing| /riiam Roller of Pi Wayne and. nine project and attend Bloomington Kervices Tuesds vod pm my eliza 8 high and grade schools. fev Brians may call 3 Litt = Bl se— Jeon. after iY p.m. this i pt Hath, A ert fom Puneral Mo rye Employee Returns |miti tgs iit & Priénd ali atie a $935 Embezzled sir FON Charls after 7 m, Salar,

Coffey at. : father Hazel Rushton, adi Ernest and" wien Martinsville; bro Walter Fieon

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cd Income Tax Investigator Dies

A veteran investigator of the in{ternal revenue bureau here died of a heart attack today jn Newport, Ky. | The federal employee, Irving N. |Senfeld, 47, of 133% E. 20th st. | was a New York native who had | - 'been with the bureau 10 years, | It was believed he was investigat{ing reports of widespread gambling {in Cincinnati and non-payment of

*|the telephone committee will meet | full taxes by gamblers. "| April 3 at the home of Mrs. Clara!

He had lived here since 1040. Survivors include a son, Allen, Los Angeles, Cal, and two brothers, Dr. Sidney Senfeld and "Joseph Senfeld, both of New York. ~ His parents ang a sister also live there.

Frank E. Johns. Files for Couiicll

Prank E. Johns, an undertaker, has announced his candidacy for 6th district city councilman on the Democratic ticket in the May 6 pri- | {mary election.

to the house interstate and. foreign | commerce committee in a letter ask-| ing that 5000 American citizens be! granted - reparations fof material | losses suffered at Japanese hands.

Gon Income. Tax _ |

olfections Top - Yo48

Indiana - taxpayers are paying {more gross income taxes this year, {already in excess of the 1946 col-

station WIBC, president. Mr, Biggar succeeded John K. Jeffery, former general manager of WEKMO, Kokomo. “

Indianapolis, as’

nts to Crown

at the ceremonies and the sale of season tickets for spring sports will be launched. Eighteen cheer leader candidates, who survived preliminary elimina(tions, will be presented by Walter |! | Reinacker, master of ceremonies. | They are:

Kathryn ‘Brandes, Norma

Clain, Nancy Mills, Betty Reeves, Lawrence Ritter, Harry Schmedel, Myron Silverman, Vera Stoyono‘vich, - Delores Jane Strouse, Jackie

ose, Worth.

against Carlson.

[to reinstate at any time, | anapolis.

was making his home at Rocky |e, | Mount,

| of Sherry Dell,

Kendall, Donn Kleis, Lavena Me-|

| Teifert, Barbara Willougtoy and|ch

21 Years Ago of Flt

Hattle, pasted away’ Thursda Fore. and

Services

em | Sunday, 1 p. at the Beanb! =r tuary, 132 a Ww Ray at, Bunal Noi GENEVA, Ill, March 22 (U. P.).|cemetery. Hi Hall, Ind. ; : : SCHAEFER John belo Twenty-one years ago, $835—and| B. Schaefer and Si a oF a

Marie, and John An Away at the reside st,. Thursday after | neral services will

drew Schaefer, passed nce, 2030 8. Meridian noon, March 20. Pu. be held at the Wald

3 Albion Carlson, an employee—dis- | 2} apponred from the automobile firm]

Funeral Home, Illinois at 17 {of Charles Trafton and Frank day afternoon, March 2. I 3 yilon rasa Interment Concordia cemetery, Friends

are welcome Two forgery indictments and one SIMMONS —Anna M_ embezzlement were returned of Tr nerly of 845 In October, 1929, Eugene 8i with still. no trace of Oarison, the| Meat M wv Lo indictments were stricken from the aise survived by three grandchildreq, died active criminal docket, with 168Ve | day 3:30 at the Kirhy ae Ha), Jhon At 10th st; 9 a. m Philip Neri church,

4824 Ww. 24th at. J? Keystone), mother E Simmons, atopriothar of ons, sister of Mrs, James Mrs. Edward E Sweeney and

At a horse sale three months ago Mansville, O.: Carmon Dale Stickney of children .and 21 great-grandchildren

{ Interment Holy Cross Mr. Trafton eventually retired | may call at the “mortuary. (Louiseiie STICKNEY James M, age 83 yea - loved husband of Laverne Stickney, I he spotted Carlson, who said he | Shelby. O.; James L. Stickney of Tekone Mich’; Victor Stickney and Blanch ssed away in Coldwat ad uy In Co ater, Mich. ner

from business and moved to Indi-|P4Pers please copy) ther of Frank and John Stickney of orkman of Indianapolis; 21 grande N. C. Mr. Trafton asked about the old charges and Carlson from Shirley Brothers’

| sald he would pay Central Chapel, 940 N. Illinois. Friends i Y « may call at the ch Yesterday, through Attorney] Burial Floral ] Park. eY I a. Quentin Biewitt, the payment of |STORCK—Miss Hattie of 3644 Taibotl the $935 wa smade good The re- a Misses Bertha and Adele Biore; . apolis instated indictments were dismissed away Baturday” 4m o komo, hed here in Ka 0 Buchanan Mort . pide ne Bounty coups. © Prien may call EY tua Tater, TUCKER Carter P,, aged 57, beloved hus band of Mildred A Girl Burns to Death W icille, Freeman a aster ¥ s To JOLIET, Ill, March 22 (U. P.).| Indianapolis treed auth A Tucker of

Saturda - ing. eral notice later. Shirley ein,

—Iren and, 17, Ei e Soland, 17, was burned to VINCI —Joseph Michael, beloved hus husband

death early today. when fire swept| of A Angela Vinci, father of Nunzio, Guy her parent's frame house. The rest| Joseph Michael Jr, Peter. Prank an Mary ‘ Vinci, Mrs. Condita Cecil, Mra, of the he senlly escaped. Josephine . Rohr, Mrs. An Hynes; —— ri LJ Magyie Ni Nataiie, Mra - ~ aRoss, Ma B LEGAL NOTICES passed away at his residence, 942 Fletcher — | ave, Thursday, March 20, at 11: 30 m NOTICE OF EXAMINATION _ Age 73 years’ Punersl ' from 38 Fs Notice is hereby given that the State Monday, 8.30 a. m. Requiem high masse

Board of Certified Accountants of Indi- | Holy Rosary church ana will hold an examination for appiis| goseph cemetery cants for certificates as Certified Public/2 Pp m. Saturda Accountants in the House of Representa- | WINHORN — Violets M_ of

tives State House, Indianapolis, Indiana, mother of Arthur c..

a. m. Burial St. “Friends may call after

of 1536 “Churchman, Earl Albert, Herb-

on Wednesday, Hd and Priday, ert Jr, Edward Lee, Glenn Lero {May 14, 15 and 18, Charles, Joe Lewis: sisier of ERT The examination 347 ile will be as Griffith, Sarah Herbik, Mary Dillard and follows: {Anna Crick, passed away Saturday a, m. WEDNESDAY. MAY 2 1947, Priends may call at the Tolin neral 1.00 P. M. to 5:30 M Home, 1308 Prospect st, any time after 7 Accounting Practice, Pod. 1 P m. Sunday rvices Tuesday. 2 m, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1047 rom Seuthside Church of the Nazarene. $30 A M to 12:00 M— Interment New Crown cemetery.: Friends Theory of Accounts invited 1.00 P.M to 530 P. M.— YARYAN—Bmily (Woodruff) age 78, beAccounting Practice, Part II loved mother of Mrs. E. C. Bergmann FRIDA MAY 16 1947 Winfred H. Yaryan,. both of Indianapolis: 8:30 A M to 12:00 M.— Mrs. 8. D. Smith of Miami Beach. Fia.: Commercial Law Mrs. ‘8..C. Steadman, Monroe, Ga.: Ruth 1:00 P. M. to 4:30 P. M.— King, Noblesville and Richard Yaryan, Auditing Los Angeles, Cal. passed away at ner

home in Noblesville Friday neral Monday, 10:30 a. m., at the Evans, Goodby & Trout Funeral Home, ville. Burial Eagle Creek cemetery

Applications for this examination will! {be received until April 14, 1947, and all | communications should be addressed to the Becretary, State Board of Certified

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Accountants, 304 State House, Indianap-| YORGER-—Edith (nee Hole), widow of late olis, Indiaga. Charles Yorger, passed away Thursday. GEORGE 3 OLIV iam, {March 30. Service at the Bert 8. Gadd Soros | Mineral Jome, ay Churchman ave, State Board YH Certified Accountants. vited. Yr Conn” ah T: M. HINDMAN, STAs. Sat aes. at the mortuary after 7 p. m. aturday

| tion and sincere thanks to the friends, “| neighbors and -reistives for their sympa« thy, lovely fioral tributes and many acts of kindness during the illness and death of our husband and father, Dr, Serie Wood. We also wish to thank the | Thep. O. Pisher, Rev. R: Melvyn Thomp-~ son and Harrold B. Baker, W, M., North Park lodge, for their .comforting mes|sages. The pallbearers and the Shirley Brothers JFuneral Directors.

TAR si w PR HD BOW. “4. IN MEMORIAM

BARKER In memory of Albert A. Barker

who passed away 11 years ago, ol y 80, March,

ied | Members of Speedway chapter 361. 0. A graduate of Cathedral high 3 NK Services for John P. Stiles. 729 A sister, Mrs. Virginia Fechtman, | E.8., will install officers at 8 m. Priday : Beauty Softens CARD OF, THA! g rvic C of : + 129 'p¢ worth. Tex. also survives. {in their nall at 521 N. Belleview pl. om. School, he has been a precinct com- LYLE-We wish to express our sincers Talbot: st., who died Wednesday at thy Js sfe: Mi gael Boles, worthy na mitteeman. Sorrow ‘oe pitti And appreciation to our many y 1 ’ " V patron, rs ends, neig s d lati City hospital, were. held yesterday Robert C. Smith | Caroline Davis. associate matron: Paul Mr. Johns has lived here 25 years | kindness, Sympathy and ver She | Burial was in New Crown |Pletye. associate patron; Mrs. Florenceyand is married. He lives at 250 N.| offerings received during the illness and Mr. Stiles. who w 49 Services will be held at 3:30 p. m. Nadolny, secretary: Mrs Mary Hoerger, {at the death .of our beloved daughter and ; 8, as , was a tomorrow in Hisey & Titus funeral L[easurer; Mrs. Ruby Hughes, conductress Tremont st. He is associated with sister, Dorothy’ Lyle. We especially thank | former resident of Evansville. He y Mrs. Mary Graesch, chaplain: Miss Alice the Usher funeral home. | Phi Delta Pi sorority. the Diamond Chain |was employed as a plumber a¢ c, B, home for Robert C. Smith, comp- Jean Nadarey. IBAshal, ang Mss. Evelyn [Co. and Brother Howard J. Coé, ‘the | Holbrook, organist Sol | singer, Dorothy Pigger, th t Haines Co. Three brothers and four troller of the Merchants National! ch u. Jpaduearecs Cy She Digan, the sisters survive him. bank. Burial will be at Kokomo: ours Rebakah Aas 2 will hold a qrges S. Trapped i y "MOTHER, FATHER & SISTERS, Mr. Smith died Thursday night py A A Sh piattice & 7:3 press Your (ns “wish to e . hall, 1609'z Prospe ) express our sinMrs. Edith Yo Yor e at his home, 315 E. 33d st. He was it "Mrs Bessie Dyer, “noble grand, will American Civilians . Love and Sympathy | trie. aren 1 Danka te ou Services: Tor. 31 ge ! v 171. He had been a banker here for '" herse WASHINGTON, March 22 (U.P). in the Most | kindness, _ expressions of sympathy and - $s lor I'S. it orger. d 7 eautiful floral offerings during the {iliBL | Who dice Th rade. wo Ber. | 40 years and had been with i the Sofiia chapter %3, 0. E 8. wil American civilians were trapped Understandable Way. ness and death of our beloved husband 2 rsday, will be held at yerchants bank for 14 years. | ga me "numer "sit ‘sols Ynaihicy In the Philippines by the Japanese, and, father, Rev. Wilam E_ Waskins. "Wo 3 2m. Mondey 1 the Ber S. of officers Thursday. attack in 1941 because Washington | % The ALLIED Bhecaly Nin to shank Rev, Jom B. uneral home. Burial will PR it “f | % . > hi Crown Hill 11 be Joseph M. . Vinci SMies, suziliary 140, National Associa- or Inapvisatie to warn oem: FLORISTS ASSN. | Bearers, PRGEN, nba, Ind. lades " { i tion of Leter Carriers. will sponsor a skat- O € possibility of -war, according | . of IndianapoMs Mortuary for ; Mrs. Yorger was 76. Several nieces | Services for Joseph Michael VInel, ing’ party Monday night ‘at Rolleriand. to former Philippines High Commis- | FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED vi, (heir. coutieous - std. ole ; who died Thursday in his home, 942 Mrs. Casper Phillips is in charge of ar~ > : (and nephews survive. 8 — WILLIAM E. WATKINS rangements. sioner Francis Sayre. | " Fletcher ave., will be at 8:30 a. m. i AND PAMILY. Monday in the home and at 9 a. m. — | Mr. Sayre made the diseioinee ANNOUNCEMENTS | WOOD—We wish to express our apprecia=

1. DEATH NOTICES

Indianapolis Times, Sat, March 22, 1947

KS—Mrs. Ada Pearl, 401 N. Illinois, mothfr "of Roy. and Mrsa Gloria Goldie | J Lance, both of Indianapolis; sister of Wil. liam Willims of Latham, Ill.; Mrs. Charity | Leinhardt, Decatur, Iil., also survived Ly | two grandsons, Werning Birks, Jollet LN and Miles’ Birks - Pathauer of Ind pa SHEVA Fas may call at [Mortunrs Saturdiy alfernoon and avening.| Funera; services and interment Decatu 11

CASSERLY —Martin, of 1044 N. . Lllinois . 8t., husband of Nellie, brother of John 23,

Angela) Mrs. Carrie E. Mitchell, 64. Casserly of Chicago, hl Mrs John The stars are dimly shining i yaughan o ndianapolis an motiny onely grave un. Anna Hall, 70. lections of $23 million, . Casserly of Panama, passed away March Where sleepeth without waking, red H. Acker, 73, retired employee of With 100,000 returns still to be 21 at St. Vincent's hospital, Priends may One we loved but could not save Prudentiai Life Insurance Co handled Walter L Sturdevant call at the Feeney & Feeney Funeral | HIS MOTHER, L. E BARKER, ‘ Edward F. Parrot. 50, general manager ¢ y ys ' Home, 2339 N. Meridian st. Puneral Mon-| — AND BROTHERS AND SISTER. [ot Parrot Packing Co chief deputy, gross income tax day, 8.30, from funeral home, 9 a. gv, | DONNELLY In loving memory of my dear HAMMOND Peter Van Willigan, 67, as- division, said nearly $24 million 88 Priel and Paul Cathedral. Burial ‘8t.| gister, Margaret, who departed this life sistant superintendent of street dept, Joseph cemetery. [March 23, 1945 Robert A. Teutemacher, 14. | has been paid to date, FARB—Nathan, of the Severin _ hotel, | You've gone with the tide, where none lc ‘Mrs. Barbara Mejercik, 64. passed away Friday morning. Brother return Ruby 1. Benson, 48 'H d B d u Louis pl oseph, Dave, J ux, Albert, Nor care to return again . . Bl. Mrs. A. ockman an rs. uis L.|To sorrow, | Mis. Mane Thompson. 31 eaqas bproa casters Kahn. Services will be conducted st 2| With God. vob ve Dray Youre dn. Je ip. t , - - LAFAYETTE Thomas H. owe, 03.) The Indiana ' Association of hetai’ Home. Friends may call on fu And io we must walt through the weary * rs ary T. Hars Hother F. Adams, 68. o aq Broadcasters today elected George Moriuary. from 1 p.m. Saturday until To meet, as of yore at Home ornelius L. Halsema, car builder. ~ en to never, never Mos Lucinda Duval, #3. C. Biggar, general manager of radio GRENARD Gregory H, age 18 months, |'Neath the stars of Tl an.

Ag darling son of Ardella Gfenard, Brother Sadly. missed by lonely Sister Anna,

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of Chaise D. Miller, nephew Say om, ‘ay offman, Asse away rsday Services andar, 10 m., Conkle CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

Funeral Home, 1034 Michigan st. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Friends. may call at funeral home after 6 p. Saturday

—_— HERMAN Beulah S1 age 54 years, of 618

1934 W Michigan St, : FR-0623

whtscher st., heloved mother of Shatles Speedway Chapel, Aubunr at 16th. Herman o ndianapolis, an rs. | FLANN ae Albert Thaw of San Francisco, Cal; Creek: Boulevard Th-1377 25 West Fall daughter of Charles H. Clauer of Indianapolls. sister of Miss Helen Claver, William BERT S. GADD Clauer, arles auer o ndianapolis: Mrs. Mamie Simpson of Chicago, 2130 Prospect St, MA-6040 4 grandmother o omas erman, passed away Friday a. m. Funeral Mon- 160 GRINSTEINER'S day, 10m m m,, s Om Shirey Bros, Cen. 1 E. New York, wv MA 83%. tral cha ' nois uria Crown rie Friends may call Jha G. H. HERRMANN * HOLYBNBECK George W., 1808 E. EAST 8 A-8488

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hand of Alice, brother of Willlam H., passed awa

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Brown, Betty Dearing. Richard: I, puted sayy ares, moving, Junie se. sina Dietrich, Pauline Jaynes,” Jackie & Askin Mortuary, 2310 W. Ny ROBERT W. STIRTING

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