Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1947 — Page 6

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Mortuaries Peace chapel. Burial] Rites are set at 2:30 p. m. was to be in Bloomington.

fn Oval City, Ind, and had lived |Fowler, retired

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Wednesday in Moore Mortuaries| Mrs. Tillie M. Shepard

Mrs. Tillie Margaret Shepard, of the former school teacher, died

s today Murphy building. Burial will be In [in her home, 4724 E. 16th st. She

Washington Park Mr. Fowler, who was 65, died

hospital at Norfolk, Va. of injuries/the Free Will Baptist church. suffered in a fall Friday. He Waitt be rp apst Burial Mr. Brown, who was 67, died resident of Indianapolis 33| Thursday in City hospital. He lived had served. in the navy the/at 444 Agnes st. and was a member

ruff pl, East dr. A resident here 37 years, he was a member of Trinity Evangelical Luthern church.

Claude Phillips Claude Phillips, retired steamfitter for Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. died yesterday in his home, 324 Leeds ave. He was 70. ¢ Mr. Phillips was a member of Logan Masonic lodge and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Katie Phillips; a daughter, Mrs. Edith List, and a son, Arnold Phillips, all of Indianapolis, and two brothers, Edgar Phillips, New Albany, and Leslie Phillips, Indianapolis.

Mrs. Lillie Sanders

Mrs. Lillie Sanders, 821 Union st., will be buried in New Crown after services at 10 a. m. tomorrow in

the G. H. Herrmann funeral home. |’ Mrs. Sanders died Saturday in

City hospital. She was 38. A resident here 28 years, she was a mem-

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was 65. Mrs. Shepard was born in Oak-

Dies Here |punoral Sot ©

'«» Vice president in charge of sales \ Saturday Services Tomorrow

In Assumption Church

‘ob William H. Haverkamp was oan H. Eves, operator Boone ooun a South side yard 45 years, years. i. and xt today at his home,

Bryant Gillespi | Commission Merchant, Dies

his son, Bryant W. Gillespie Jr,

Mr. Gillespie, who was 83, bo

Methodist church, past master

M. Gillespie, Tuscon, Aris; a sis-

ter, Mrs, Pauline Jahrow, Indian.

apolis, and three grandsons. John W. Wilson

Services for John W. Wilson, 428

Born in Trimble county, Ky. Mr. Wilson, who was 57, had lived here 51 years and was a veteran of world war I. Survivors are his sister, Mrs. William J. Fries, Indianapolis; and

a brother, James G. Wilson, Oin.

cinnati, O. Elias W. Walker

Services for Elias W. Walker, a retired carpenter - who died Satin his home, 2012 W. Michi-

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