Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1947 — Page 8

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Mrs. Pauline Widner, a ‘lifelong resident of Indiana, died yesterday at the home of her son, Frank 8. Widner, 801 N, Rural st. Mrs. Widner, who was 90; had been a resident of city, ¥ Ind, most of her

on a farm near Hagerstown, Ind. March 9, 1857 and had lived in Indianapolis from 1906 to 1913. Her husband, Charles N. Widner, died at his son's home here June 21, 1929. Survivors besides her son are a sister, Mrs. Helen Kuster, and a brother, Peter Keever, both of Cambridge City, and two grandchildren, Frank N. Widner and Miss Joan Widner, both of Indianapolis. Friends may call here at the Kirby Mortuary this afternoon and | tonight. Services will be Saturday at the Howard funeral home, Cambridge City, and buriai will be in the Lutheran cemetery, East Germantown, Ind.

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to the conservatory to continue her Mrs. Nichols was born in Corona, Ontario, in 1865, was graduated from a finishing school in Ontario and went to Butte, Mont. where she established a dressmaking parlor. In Butte, she married Spencer Nichols. She was active in civic affairs, women's clubs and Red Crogs work in Butte. During world war I, she received a citation from President Wilson for her Red Cross activity. Mr. Nichols died in 1937. During world war II, the daughter served in the Women's Maririe Reserve Corps. After her discharge, she and her mother came to Indi‘anapolis. Mrs. Nichols also was interested in painting and Her work was exhibited in the Grand Central Galleries in New York in 1944. Services will be at 11 a. m. tqmorrow in the Hisey & Titus Funeral home. The Jordan choir, directed by Philip Duey will sing.

Thomas M. Deputy

Services are scheduled at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Moore Mortuaries Ben Davis chapel for Thomas M.

home, 1927 Lawndale ave. Mr. Deputy, who was 82, was a native of Jennings county. He was a saw filef at E. C. Atkins Co. 25

Mrs. Sarah B. Hargrove

Services for Mrs. Sarah B. Har- |

grove, who died Tuesday in her |

home in Acton, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Robert W.| Stirling funeral home with burial in Acton cemetery. . | Mrs. Hargrove, who was 73, was & |

Survivors are her husband, Oliver William Hargrove; a son, Moral L. Hargrove, Indianapolis; two daughfers, Mrs. Loretta Meyers, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ruth Rau, Denver, Colo., two sisters, Mrs. Cora Burton,

Los Angeles, Cal; three brothers, Samuel Pollard, Beech Grové; James Pollard, Wanamaker, and Charles Pollard, Indianapolis.

Timothy J. Lahey

Timothy Joseph Lahey, a stock clerk 12 years for the Superior | Trailer Co. died yesterday in his! home, 958 Georgia st. He was 49. A life resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Lahey was a member of Holy Cross Catholic church and was a graduate of the Holy Cross parochial! school. Services will be held at 9:30 a. m. Saturday in the Grinsteiner funeral home. At 10 a. m. high requiem mass will be sung in Holy Cross church. Burial will be in Holy Cross. Survivors are two brothers, Clement (Bill) and Michael PF. Lahey, and a sister, Miss Genevieve Lahey,

years until his retirement 16 years ago. He was a member of Mount

Olive Methodist church and Atkins)

Pioneer club. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

{Nina Bunton and Mrs. Alice- Arm-

strong, Ben Davis, and three grandchildren.

Mrs. Harry Hitzelberger

Services for Mrs. Lillian E. Hitzelberger, - Barton hotel, who died Tuesday in City hospital, will be at 8:30 a. m. Saturday in the Grinsteiner funeral home. At 9 a. m.

in St. Mary's Catholic - church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's. Mrs. Hitzelberger, who was was a clerk for the Roy E. Steele

was a member of St. Mary's church and a graduate of St. Patrick Parochial] school. Her husband, Harry A. Hitzel-

| berger, survives, »

Miss Anna Schulmeyer

* Miss Anna Schulmeyef, a life resident of Indianapolis, died today in the home of a niece, Miss Elsa Beck, 1601 N. Delaware Apt. 6. She was 79. Miss Schulmeyer was educated in

was a member of the Birthday Class Tabernacle niece. is the only survivor.

mortuary. Burial will be in Crown

all of Indianapolis.

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Conservatory Housemother lemme. x ° mee Dies at Girls’ Picnic Mrs, Prances Ann Nichols, housemother at the Penn Dormitory of the Arthur Jordan - Conservatory -of Music, died yesterday at a lawn picnic of the girls’ residence hall, 1213 N. Pénnsylvania st. She was 82.

“ She had been housemother at the dormitory since the fall semester last year when her daughter, Miss Frances Catherine. Nichols, came

husic studies, .

| Mrs. Mary Eckstein

Services for Mrs. Mary Schafer Eckstein, who died Tuesday in her home, 1705 S. Delaware st. will be Albert. held at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in the

Lauck funeral home followed by {10 a..m. requiem mass at the Sacred Heart Catholic church, Burial will be in St. Joseph cemetery. Born near Bates- OY ville, . Mrs. Eck- %S stein, who was 72, NER OR had lived here 50 years and was a Mrs. Eckstein member of Sacred Heart church.

Miss Helen Eckstein, all of Indianapolis; Schafer, Wilmington, Ill, and Jacob Schafer, Brookville, and nine grandchildren.

Mrs. Ilva Westfall

Services for Mrs. Iva Westfall, {3022 College ave. who was killed in an automobile accident in El Paso, Tex., May 3 will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. ‘Born in Boone county, Mrs. | Westfall, who was 58, was a member of the Presbyterian church. .

Westfall; a brother, Walter Sims, British Columbia, and three SISters, Mrs. Pearl Gulley, Deadwood, S.D.; Mrs. Mable Milburn, Kansas City,

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Mrs. Nellie Masson | Services for Mrs. Nellie G. Wells

a high requiem mass will be sung | Masson, 1433 N. Pennsylvania st., |

who died Tuesday in City hospital, will be at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in nner & Buchanan mortuary. Mrs. Masson was a lifelong resi-

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Survivors are three sons, Edward, | : : Lawrence and Robert Eckstein; two Louis Robinson daughters, Mrs. Marie Beck and

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William Mitchell | Rites Tomorrow Retired “Contractor

Dies Here at 87

Services for William Mitchell, 937 Fairfield ave., who died Tuesday at a nursing home, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Conkle funeral home. Burial will be in ‘Washington Park. Mr. Mitchell, who was 87, was a native of North Carolina and had | lived here 32 years. A carpentercontractor until "his retirement 17 years ago, he was a member of Jamestown Methodist church, Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Independent Order of Red Men at Jamestown. Surviving are two daughters,| Mrs. Carl Vestal and Mrs. Lem| Howard, Indianapolis; a brother, George Mitchel, Crawfordsville; a sister, Mrs. R. E. Meyers, Edon, O.; three grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren.

Louis Robinson, a native of Russia, died yesterday in his home, 1010 Park ave. He was 78. Mr. Robinson had lived here 350 years, was a retired shoe operator and was a member of the KnessesIsrael Congregation and Central Avenue Congregation.

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Services were to be at 3 p. m. today in Aaron-Ruben funeral home | with burial in Knesses-Israel' cemetery. { Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Sadie { Robinson; a brother, Isadore Robin'son, Russia, and a sister, Mrs, Sarah | Katz, Chicago. James Sherman Services for James Sherman, who died Tuesday in his home, 513~N:! {Senate ave. will be at 10 a. m. Saturday in the John A. Patton Funeral home. Burial will be Floral Park. Mr. Sherman, who was 47, was {born in Mississippi, lived here 28) | years: and was a custodian at the Indianapolis Union Station. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Beu{lah Sherman, and his father, Peter) Sherman, Chicago. *

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Bertha Kelley Rites Saturday .

* Services for MiSs Bertha E Kelley, an Indianapolis resident for

43 years, will be at 2 p. m. Satur=}

day In the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes, Burial will be in Crown Hill Miss Kelley, who was 76, died yesterday in her home, 1622 Lexington ave. She was a member of Edwin Ray Methodist church and a charter member of the Loyal Women's Bible class and Women's Society of Christian service of the church.

Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. H. Glenn Morton, Indianapolis; Mrs. James Kennedy, Hammond, and Mrs. Edgar A. Hall, Hamilton, O., and a brother, Henry Kelley, Indianapolis.

Mrs. Alma Faucett

‘Mrs. Alma Faucett, an Indianapolis resident 20 years, died yesterday in her home, 319 W. 40th st. She was born in Owensburg and was 70. : 3 Services will beat 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Dorsey Funeral home with burial in Glen Haven. Surviyors are a son, Robert Fausett, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Mary Butler, Oak Park, Ill, and three brothers, Charles and Frank Inman, Linton, and Samuel Inman, Pontiac, Mich.

Mrs. Lula Beach

Dies at Home Mrs; Lula Beach, a resident here 31"years, died today in her home, 30 E. 36th st. She was born in Bloomington and was 69, Services will be held at 1 p. m. Saturday in the home with burial in Rose Hill cemetery, Bloomington.

Survivors are her husband, Em- |

mett Beach and a son, Wayne Beach, both of Indianapolis.

Sgt. Ernest Laughlin Sgt. Ernest Laughlin of the 11th air force at_Stout field died yesterday at the home of his sister, Mrs. Sam Wells, near the field. He was 36. Sgt. Laughlin, who served in the army during world war II, reenlisted last January,

Witness in Trailer Slaying Case Dies

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May 8.-— Services were to be conducted today for Bert Closson, major witness last fall in the manslaughter trial of Mrs. Flossie Moran. Mrs. Moran was found guilty of the trailer-burning death of Abe Pelfree after a drinking party attended by the two and the 63-year-old Closson. Closson died Monday of a heart attack.

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