Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1947 — Page 6

Shige. and William Toll, Cin-

ard V. Bedell, Redwood City, Cal,

-and a great-grandchild.

town, also survives.

three Oscar and Carl Toll,

Andrew Kiefer

Andrew Kiefer, resident of Indianapolis mest of his life, died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Leon-

Monday. He was T9. Mr. Kiefer formerly resided at Sterling and 12th sts. and was rated as one of the best amateur gardeners in the city. He had produced several unusual varieties of tomatoes. He is survived by his wife; another daughter, Mrs. Katherine Berry: a son, Robert Kiefer, both of California; three grandchildren

Burial was to be today in Redwood City.

Mrs. Dora Patterson

Services will be at 2 p. m. tomortow in Grinsteiner funeral home for Mrs. Dora Patterson, an Indianapolis resident for 37 years Burial will be at Greenfield. Mrs. Patterson died Monday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Seiloff, 836 Edison st. She was 75. A brother, O. R. Walker, Knights-

f lived here 40 years. He Was a salesman for Citizens Gas and Coke utility

gan and one grandchild,

887| mortuary. Burial will be in Wash and a sister, Mrs. Monia Carte, In-

'|Mrs. Gertrude Banner

vices Scheduled Friday sr Willard D. Armatage

eR i atdusiey st LI on Friday at Hisey & Titus funeral home for Willard D. Armatage, who died yesterday at his home, 2144 College ave, Burial wil] be in Memorial Park. Mr. Armatage, who Was 79, was a native of Albany, N.Y, and had

and a member of Broadway Baptist church and Centre lodge, F. & A. M. Surviving are his wife, Martha; a . stepdaughter, Mrs. Dorothy Coha- resident of Indianapolis 33 years. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Betty Butler; two sons, William and Dorsey Banner; a daugh-

George Ockerhauséen

hausen, 7550 Pendleton pike, who 2Papolis; three brothers, George

.|and _Arthur Butler, Indianapolis, died Monday in Billings hospital; |® will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Kirby | 20d Barnett Butler, New York City,

ington Park. dianapolis. Mr. Ockerhausen, who was 63, was . a veteran of world war I and had Mrs. Eva Jane Wilson fo employed in the post exchange| Services will be at™3 p. m. tomorat Ft. Harrison 20 years. He Was|row jin the Montgomery funeral

born in Silverton, Colo, and had : lived here 23 years. home for Mrs. Eva Jane Wilson, a

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Iva|Marion county resident for 26 years. Ockerhausen; four sons, Jack, sta-| Burial will be in Washington park. tioned with the navy in Piney Point,| Mrs wilson, who was 64, died Md.; George Jr. stationed with the Monday in her home, Route 1. navy in San Diego, Cal. Freq and Bridgepoit. A son, La ce Wile Robert, both of Indianapolis; four Son.” survives wren ’ daughters, Mrs. Helen Barney, St. ’ . Louis, Mo.; Mrs. Iva Bolton, Kathryn TWO SHIPS ARRIVING and Betty Ockerhausen, all of Indianapolis; and three grandchildren. ¢

Ship movements scheduled today in New York harbor:

Services for George Martin Ocker- | 'r: Mrs. Alice Bratton, all of Indi- |}

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Andrew Thomas Arriving — Cristobal from CristoAndrew Thomas, 936 Camp st. [bal, George Washington from Ber-| will be buried in Crown Hill after muda. services at 1 p. m. Friday in ne} Departing — General Ballou] Miller funeral home. (troops) for Bremerhaven, Marine Mr. Thomas, a resident here 42!Falcon for Lehavre, City of Athens! years, died Monday in' his home. for Istanbul, Fort Amhurst for Ber- | He was 70. | muda. Survivors are his. wife, Lieinim, and two sons, Albért Thomas, Indi-| anapolis, ‘and Andrew Thomas Jr., ‘Organizations

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Monday at City hospital, were to be|& class of candidates April 26 in| at 11 a. m. today at Holy Angels | Masonic temple, North and Tinots| Catholic church. Burial was to be! sts. 3

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