Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1947 — Page 15

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|a son, Clarence, and four daughters, Mrs. Garnett Anderson, Mrs. Clara

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‘James Gillenwater Services for James William Gillenwater, 2019 Ralston st. who died Wednesday at City hospital, will be at 1 p. m. tomorrow at Jacobs Brothers West Side chapel. Burial will be in Floral Park. Mr, Gillenwater, who was 64, was

a retired farmer. A native of Scottsville, Ky, he had lived here! six - years.

| Scottsville, and Robert, Ypsilanti! 'Mich.; and three daughters, Mrs. Mary Franklin, Hopkinsville, Ky.;

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| Mrs, Alice M. James, an Indian|apolis resident 34 years, died yester'day in her home, 1146 W. 36th st. 'She was born in Johnson county land was a member of ‘the Seventh Christian church. Services will be at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary with burial in Crown Hill Survivors are her husband, Orville |S. James; a daughter, Mrs. Edith {F. Gauld, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Luther, and brother,

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Charles W. Lohman, Retired Employee at Allison, Dead

Services for Charles W. Lohman, 833 Woodlawn ave., who died yesterday at City hospital, will be at 2:30 p. im. tomorrow at J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be in Crown Hill, Mr, Lohman, who was 61, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and an employee of “Allison Engineering Corp. beforé his retirement three

Local Deaths—. ~

Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Martz

Native of Greenfield Lived Here 25 Years

Services for Mrs. Mollie I. Martz who died "Wednesday in her home 228 N. LaSalle st, will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill. = Mrs. Martz, who was 66, was born in Greenfleld and lived here 25 years, She was a member of the Broadway Baptist church. Survivors are her husband, George B. Martz; two daughters, Mrs, Ethel O. Carpenter, Dubuque, Ia. and Mrs. Lucille E. Loos, Indianapolis; two sons, Irvan E. and Dale R. Martz, Indianapolis; three brothers, William Dennis of Marion, Raymond and Roy Dennis, Anderson; three sisters, Mrs. Doll McPherson, Greenfleld; Mrs. Emma Jones, Middleton, and Mrs. Grace Tharp, Anderson, and five grandchildren.

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. | Mrs. Alice M. James survives.

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Earl S. Blessing Dies; Owned Capitol Book St

Earl 8. Blessing, who owned and’ managed the C 206 N. Meridian st., died yesterday in his home, 717 E. Mr. Blessing was born in McPherson, Kas., lived here was employed by the W. K. Stewart Co. before opening his own He served in world war I and was a member of American A member of the Universal Club and its bowling team, he had missed a meeting for 13 years untili} his illness two weeks ago and hadll not missed a session with the bowl ing team for eight years. : Services will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan |

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George A. Fogas, died today in his

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mary | home, 3233 Broadway.

Services will be at Flanner & child. Buchanan Mortuary but the time iL - has not been set. Burial will be in i Crown Hill, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Johanna N. Fogas; a son, George T. Fogas; a daughter, Miss Meta Fogas; and two brothers, John T. and Fred Fogas, all of Indianapolis,

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Mrs. Mary E. Wiese, 110 N. Arsenal ave., a lifelong resident of In- | dianapolis, died yesterday in Meth-

Surviving are four sons, George odist hospital. 8he was 69.

and Henry, Indianapolis; Thomas, | Mrs. Wiese was a life member of |

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Services will be at 2:30 p. m. to-

Mrs. Martha Sears, Evansville, and morrow in the Wald funeral home, McCrea, a

Burial will be in Crown Hill. Her husband, Theodore C. Wiese,

Funeral Director Killed by Auto

Times State Service «BLOOMINGTON, April 18.—Arthur Day, director of the Day funeral home here and active in elvic affairs, dled last night at Bloomington hospital two hours after he was struck by an automobile. He was 67. Mr. Day was crossing the public square with his wife, Mary, when

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and Brookside Masonic! lodge. Services will be at 2:30 p. m.] tomorrow in the Jordan Funeral! home with burial in Memorial Park. , Survivors ‘are. his: ‘wife, Mrs. Hazel W. Hodgin; a son, Harold Hodgin, Lakewood, .0.; -a. daughter, Mrs. Gladys Wefler, Indianap- 808 S. "EAST Lope Wh olis, and two grandchildren. a.

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porsy Stockwell, both of Riverside,|peing struck by the automobile. |

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(a fractured skull. Mrs, Day-suffered | from shock, but was not seriously injured.

Piercy and Mrs. Stephen Campbell; a brother, Otis, and two sisters, Mrs, Nannie Lanum and Mrs. Elma McDaniel, all of Bloomington. Services will be at 2 p. m. Monday at the First Christian church, Mr. Day was a member of the church and active in Rotary, Elks and Scottish Rite.

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