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retired. He was a member of the Wisconsin Lutheran synod. Survivors, besides his. daughter, are his wife, Mrs. Martha Baumann, Indianapolis; another daughter, Mrs. Mildred Wollinka, Milwaukee, and two sons, the Rev. Erwin Baumann, Wabasso, Minn., and Milton Baumann, St. Paul, Minn. - Services and burial will be Thursday in Red Wing.
Byron K. Knierim Byron K. Knierim, an Indian-
was 36. Mr. Knierim was proprietor of the Roosewelt Pharmacy, 23103 Roosevelt ave. He attended Indiana
the Indianapolis Pharmaqy.
He was a member of St. Paul's Evangelical Reformed church and Brightwood Masonic Lodge. Mr. Knierim’s father, the Rev. William H. Knierim, is pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Reformed church.
The Rev. John R. Baumann, Retired Minister, Dies Here
The Rev. John R. Baumann, former. president of the Minnesota state senate, died yesterday in the home of his daughter, Miss Norma Baumann, 1712 Hall place. He was 75. The Rev. Mr. Baumann was“ born in Milwaukee, lived here since he retired last November. He had held the pastorate at St. John's Lutheran church, Red Wing, Minn, 45 years before he
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a member of St. Peter's Lutheran church.
Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Sophia Graves, Indianapolis; four grandchildren, Mrs. Margaret Ting, Mrs. Irene Burnett and Walter Lutz, all of Indianapolis, and William Luts, California, and two great-grandchildren.
B-29 Crash Kills 16
GUAM, April 22 (U. P.).—Twentieth air force headquarters announced today that 16 officers and enlisted men were killed in the crash of a B-29 Superfortess which plunged into the Pacific near
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For Hugh McK. Landon
A memorial service by esiployees of the Fletcher Trust Co, for the late ‘Hugh McK. Landon, former chairman of the board of the company, was held yesterday. Paying tribute were Evans Woollen Jr, former Governor Henry F. Schricker, Belmont Birsflield, and Joseph J. Daniels.
School Strikers Warned
ROCKLAND, Me, April 22 (U. P.).~—Four hundred Rockland high school students who went on strike to demand the rehiring of Principal Joseph E. Blaisdell and “other teachers” were warned today to return to classes or face “drastic ao tion” A school board spokesman said Mr. Blaisdell resigned voluntarily after 19 years’ service.
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Other survivors are his wife, Mrs. Thelma Knierim; his mother, a daughter, Carol Ann; two brothers, Rupert and Dr. Max W. Knierim, Speedway, and a sister, Mrs. Ruth = Sinclair, Indianapolis.
Roy E. Hayes
Services for Roy E. Hayes, 520 E.
Methodist hospital, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel. Burial will be in Brooklyn, Ind., cemetery. Mr. Hayes, who was 63, was a native;of Bartholomew county and had lived in’ Indianapolis three years. He was employed at Pulley Manufacturing Co. the last year and was a member of the Methodist church of Brooklyn, Ind. He is survived by three brothers, Homer, Johnson, county; John T., Chicago, and Elba G. Hayes, Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Onie Flakes, Indianapolis.
Mrs. Laura J. Owen
Mrs. Laura J. Owen, an Indianapolis resident 50 years, died yesterday in her home, 1421 Fairfiel ave. She was 85. Mrs. Owen, born in Lafayette, was | a member of the 5lst Street | Methodist church. Services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Kregelo & Bailey | Mortuary with burial in Crown Hill. Survivors are a son, Goodloe A. Owen; two grandchildren, Miss | Barbara Louise Owen and George | Nickolson Owen, all of Indianapolis; two nieces in California, an a nephew in Chicago. >
Frank Charles Mix
Services for Frank Charles Mix, | 2015 Parker ave., who died Sunday, | were to be conducted at 2 p. m. {today at Moore Mortuaries North- | east chapel. Burial was to be in| Concordia. Mr. Mix, who was 75, was born |=
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