Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1947 — Page 12

¥ Services for WiNiam Mode Taylor,

manufacturer ‘and engineer, will be

at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Cremation will follow. ; “Mr. Taylor died yesterday at his Bome, 124 W. 41st st. “He was president of the former Chandler

and more recently was a partner in

He was 38

A lifelong resi-

a member of Calvin Prather Lodge F. & A M, and the water company supervisors’ forum. Services will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & & Taylor Co. which )Buchanan Mortu-

N Horry M. May, 38 Dies in Hospital

Harry M. May, 1856 Koehne st, assistant chief meter reader of the Indianapolis Water Co. 17 years, died yesterday in Veterans hospital. rector, who died yesterday at his

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Bev-

‘the Maluminum Co., manufacturers erly G. May; his mother,

of foundry fluxes. Served on School Board

A member of the Indianapolis gchool ‘board from 1902 to 1917, he held the board presidency in

Maude Pease, St. Petersburg, Fla.; Va sisters, Mrs. Sarah Rouse, Bald- B. Hendryx, win, Mich, and three brothers, university, now Friends university Otto and John May, Indianapolis, [of Wichita, Kas. and Robert May, Detroit.

Mr. May manufactured engines and boilers, jary with burial in Crown Hill

h home, 1114 W. 33d st. will be at |J2ushter.

Mr. Hendryx, who was 61,

Associates, Inc, public relations|

enson & Ca, Inc, ‘agency. | A native of Mentor, O, and | resident here most of his life, Mr. Hendryx graduated from Short-

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reporter on the Indianapolis Star, was to be in Toledo Times. Kansas City Star Mrs. land a Terre Haute paper.

founder of Garfield | his life.

Mr. Hendryx was a member of | Carry Smith,

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Founder of Public Relations Firm Dies at Home Here

Services for 8, W. Hendryx, In-,Center Masonic lodge and Central dianapolis advertising ney di- {Christian church. po : Rfency Surviving are his wife, Anna; a Mrs. Charles Colby, Speedway City; three sons, Clark, 2 p. m. tomorrow at Kirby mor- Speedway City; Warren M., New tuarxy. Burial will be in Crown Hill. | Palestine, and S. W. Hendryx Jr. New York City, and a brother, C.

J. Hend of E. founder and director of American ho angTyx wall C. Atkins & Co.

firm and head of Bratton-Steph-| James Mason

Services for James Mason, 2131 who died Wednesday in City hospital, were to be conducted at 10 a. m. today in the ridge high school and worked as a George H. Miller mortuary, Burial |

New Crown,

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Harold McMillan Rites Tomorrow

Services for Harold A. McMillan, who died Wednesday in his home, 2321 8S. Pennsylvania st., will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in J. OC. Wilson’ . Chapel of the Chimes. Burial wii| MIS. Gay Collins be in Greenwood. Mr. McMillan, who was 67, was a|Warren county, died yesterday in native of Boone county, and had|her home, 622 W. 43d st. She was 81. |} been a pipe fitter at, the El Lilly Co. -27 years. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Cora Christian church. McMillan; two daughters, Mrs. LorNewman, Indianapolis; Mrs, (Boswell Ind. Katherine Fiscus, Mooresville; stepsons,

I He was the son of Dr. Warren laborer and had lived here most ot | Mrs. Hazel Landacre | Eyes bin : Mrs. Hazel R. Landacre, 1638 N. | aan Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Temple ave, died in _ lasses Fitted

Jdea Curry, Indianapolis,

Re Mrs. | Methodist hospital. Columbus,

Mrs, Landacre was born in Van

three| Survivors are®a daughter, Mrs. | (¥ William, Paul and Ray-|Ethel M. Brown: a son, John A mond Lane; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Collins, Geraldine Palmer, Indianapolis, grandchild. {and two sisters, Mrs. Charles Ford, | Frankfort and Miss Ruby McMillan,

| Lebanon. Mr. Mason, who was 61, was a |

yesterday

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Berburg, Ill, lived here nine years| and was a member of the Fidelity Rebekah lodge 227, Services will be at 1130 p.m, Monday in Moore mortuaries Peace chapel. Burial will be in Crown |} Hill, ! Her husband, Ray H. Landacre, survives.

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14. Mr, Taylor was a member af the Indiana state library builing committee and the state Mbrary and historical board of which he was president in 1926. . He also held membership in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Indiana Historical gociety, the Indiana Engineering ¢ounicil, Sigma Chi fraternity and the Dramatic club. "The son of Franklin and Phebe Mode Taylor, he was born in Indianapolis and lived here all of his life. He attended Purdue university and received his bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Taylor took an active interest in the Boy Scouts. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Allen Taylor; a daughter, Mrs. John H. Joss, Washington; two sons, Dudley F. Taylor and Dr. Frederic W. Taylor, both of Indianapolis, and seven grandchildren.

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