Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1947 — Page 6
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Services for Clarence W. (Jim)
baseball pitcher who died yesterday at Veterans hosp hosphial, Conkle funeral home.
at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday at #Fipral Park.
Reynolds, who was 55, lived at 407 Goodiet ave.
Mas he had lived here 23 years * Creek Ordnance, plant and the army air forces depot st the fair Broumnds. A pitcher for the Chicago Cubs and Kansas City (Mo. Blues at the start of his career, he also played in leagues in
managed the Sanitary Board team. He was a veteran of world war I 3 former commander of Eagles American Legion post 345 and a member of Fairfax Christian church, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Logan Masonic lodge 5757 and Sahara ‘Grotto. # Surviving are his wife, Thelma; A son, James; a daughter, Mrs, Betty Marie Cummings, all of Indi‘anapolis; a brother, Ulysses S. Rey‘nolds, Centerville, 8. D., and six sisters, Mrs. Rose Young, Mrs. ‘Pearl Miller and Mrs. Florence ‘Sanders, all of Indianapolis, Mrs.
" RITES SET—Services will be conducted Wednesday for Norbert J. Fritz, office manager and secretary of A. J. Hueber & Co., who died Saturday,
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Rites Wednesday For Hueber Employee
office manager and secretary of A. J. Hueber & Co, who died Saturday in his home, 4060 Broadway, will be at 9 a m. Wednesday in St. Joan of Arc Catholic church. Burial will be in Calvary. Mr, Fritz, who was 46, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and had been employed at the Hueber company 29 years. He was a member of St. Joan of Arc church, the men’s club of the church, and the Knights of Columbus. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Alma M: Fritz; a son, Norbert J. Fritz Jr.; a, daughter, Joan Marie Fritz; the parents, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Fritz, and a sister, Miss Cresentia Fritz, all of Indianapolis.
Walter W. Wolf
Services are scheduled at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at Royster & Askin mortuary for Walter W. Wolf, former traffic manager of Diamond Chain & Manufacturing Co. who died yesterday ‘at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Earle Howe Jones, 1302 N. Bosart ave. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mr. Wolf, who was 83, was a rail-
Services for Norbert J. Frits, & Buchanan mortuary but the time Fannie Viles, and five brothers, Ev-
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en. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Jennie M. Lucas; a daughter, Mrs, Mary Margaret LaMar, Indianapolis; five sisters, Mrs. Ora Middleton, Mrs. Myrtle Rush, and Mrs. Minnie Porter, all of Oxford, Kas.; Mrs. Stella Gardner, Gary, Okla, and Miss Lilly | Luéas, Woodward, Okla; three brothers, Allan and George Lucas) of Kansas City, Kas, and Ivan; Lucas, Woodward, Okla, and two grandchildren.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mary Pryor; sor, Tommy, and a broth. er, Howard. The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Beanblossom mortuary, 1321 W. Ray st. Burial will be in Floral Park.
Mrs. Irma MacNelly
Mrs.” Irma MacNelly, local poet Chester Viles and free-lance writer, died last! Chester Viles, an Indianapolis night in her home, 1108 W. 31st st. resident all his life, died yesterday A lifelong resident here, Mrs.! in his home, 5240 W. Naomi st. He MacNelly was an organizer and charter member of the Aperio club! MT: Viles was a carpenter and and a member of Tabernacle Pres-| Vas 8 member of Fairfax Christian byterian church and the Young church and Loyal Order of Moose. Businesswomen’s club of the! Services will be at 1:30 p. m. church. Her poems were published Wednesday in Shirley Bros. West in the Yearbook of Modern Poetry Side chapel. Burial will be in Floral ; Park,
1689. Services will be held in Flanner | Survivors are his mother, Mrs.
has not been set. Burial will be in ret. Indianapolis; Avery, an In- | dianapolis policeman 23 years; Clay,
Lester, Reelsville, and
Crown Hill. Survivors are two daughters, Miss Miami, Fia.; Jean MacNelly and Miss Esper, Butlerville. MacNelly; her mother, Mrs. HenriMasel: hap mother, Mis, Refi Mrs. Sallie Jones
Mrs. Sallie Jones, an Indianapolis » Margaret McKinney, all of Indian- | apolis, and a brother, Robert B. {resident seven years, died yester-
MacHolme, Grand Rapids, Mich. day in the home of a son, Robert H.
Jones, 2225 Central ave. She was 84. Richard C. McMurray | Mrs. Jones formerly lived in Owen
Services for Richard C. McMurray |¢0unty, Ky.. and was a member of of Berkeley, Cal. former ay the Jonesville (Ky.) Macedonian lis resident who died in Berkeley Baptist church. Saturday, will be tomorrow in Little| Services will be held at 11 a. m. Chapel of Flowers at Berkeley. The tomorrow in Jonesville followed by
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for Orville Spencer Lucas, 1752 Brookside ave. a conductor
54, was born in Oxford, Kas. He had lived
‘20 years. He was employed in the
Behringer, and Mrs. C. IL. Mace, |
Detroit, and four L. H. Smock, Chicago; J. ur gs Libs | eryville; Abe Sniock, Lafayette,’ and J, W. Smock, Kansas City, Mo. |
Chester Farrell
Services for Chester Farrell, 1401 | N. Alabama st, who died Saturday ' in City hospital, will be at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Ebenezer . Méthodist church, in Moorefield, Switzerland: county. Burial will be in Ebenezer
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Vv V. Jr, and George W.; four daughs ters, Mrs. Georgianna Clark, Mrs, Ellen Hankins; Mrs, Norma Jean Poulson and Miss Clara Anne McCloskey, all of Indianapolis; her father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs, George Roach, Kokomo, and two brothers, William Roach, Dayton, O., and Wayne Roach, Kokomo.
‘Samuel T. Smock Services for Samuel T. Smock, | 6211 Crittenden ave. who died Sat- | urday in Methodist hospital, will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Conkle | funeral home. Burial will be in' Washington Park. Mr. Smock, who was 53, was born in Terre Haute and had lived here |
ery. Mr. Farrell, who was 76, was an employee of the Progress Laundry Co: more than 20 years. He was born near Vevay and lived here 35 years. Survivors are four sons, David R., Donald K., Dwight C, and Julian OC. Farrell, all of Indianapolis, and two brothers, Alfred and Edgar Farrell, both of Switzerland county.
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born in Indianapolis. He had ved | grandchildren, Randall and Edwin in California more than 22 years | Jones, both of Indianapolis, and and was employed by the Pacific ! Austin, Bessie and Nelson Jones, all’ Telephone and Telegraph Co. of Owen county. 4 Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mrs. Sarah Kahn Thelma McMurray; two sons, Deane| a. Sarah Kahn, a member of McMurray and Richard McMurray; | pe Indianapolis Hebrew congrega- | his mother, Mrs. Bertha MCMUITaY; | tion and native of Germany, died a brother, Lewis H. McMurray, In-|io4ay in her home, 530 N. Central! dianapolis, and three sisters, Mrs. court. She was 75. i Helen MacNelly, Glendale, Cal;| prs Kahn had lived in IndianMrs. Esther Scott, Oakland, Cal, apolis 10 years. She is survived by, and Mrs. Mary Horton, San Fran-|ner son, Alfred Kahn, and her
our employee 35 years before accepting the traffic manager position, which he held 15 years. A resident here 11 years, he formerly lived! in Madison and Spencer and was a member of Madison Baptist church. Surviing are his daughter; . om,
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died Saturday in his home, 1044 Dawson st., were to be held at 2 p. m. today in Meyer & Abdon funeral home with burial in Anderson cemetery. Born in Martinsburg, W. Va. Mr. Boyer had lived here 39 years and was hn employee of the Railway Express Agency 23 years. He was a member of the Victory Memorial Methodist church and was 72. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Emma Boyer; three daughters, Mrs. Florabel House of Letts, Miss Ruth Boyer and Mrs. Mildred Arnold, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Miss Helen Boyer, Martinsburg; two brothers, Harry and Richard Boyer, Martinsburg, and one grandchild,
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