Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1947 — Page 11

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1047

Local Deaths— [Funeral Scheduled Friday | For Mrs. Grace M. Hall

Services. for Mrs. Grace M. Hall, president of Hall-Neal Furnace, 1Co.’ Inc. who died yesterday at her summer home at Petoskey, Mich, ! will be at 2 p. m. Friday at Hisey & Titus mortuary. Burial will be!

‘at Crown Hill

. Mrs. Hall a lifelong Indianapolis resident, lived at 17 W. 35th st She became head of the furnace company when her husband, Charles

E. Hall, cofounder of the firm, died

“in 1930] .

“Mrs. Hall was » member of Tab. ernagle Presbyterian church. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Fred. 8. Boone, Indianapolis.

John H. O'Rourke Services will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel for John H. O'Rourke, 3565 N. Temple ave, who died Monday at St. Vincent's Rosptial., Burial, will be in Crown Hill, 5 Mr. O'Rourke, whiz ‘was S5\was a native of Kansas. He had been

a salesman for Haag Drug Co, twdl p obert Walker

months and was a member of the First Baptist chuych, the Unity Truth Center, Monument lodge, F. and A. 'M., Scottish Rite and the Shrine of

Surviving are a son, Robert E.

Muncie, and one grandchild.

Fred Minkner -

Services will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. in Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel for Fred (Fritz) Minkner, 1045 E. Market st. who died Monday. Floral Park.

Mr. Minkner, who was 76. was a precision fitter at the Dean Hill Pump works and was a lifelong Indianapolis resident. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Bridget, Indianapolis; three sons, John W., Ernest H. and Fred W. Minkner, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Matilda Lentz, Indianapolis, and a brother, Leo J. Minkner, Los Angeles, Cal.

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Mrs. Louise Garr |

at her home, 337 Buckingham dr. | She ‘was 62, | Mrs. Garr was a native of Ben-| nett Switch, Ind. She was a member of the Main Street Christian] ¢hurch and the Women's - Department club in Kokomo. 8he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Oran D. Pritchard, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Hamilton Hunter, F't. Wayne, and a son, John R. Garr, Knox, Ind. Services will be in Kokomo but the time has not been set,

Bervices for Robert Walker, 431 Blake st, who died yesterday at City hospital, will be held at 1 p. m. Saturday at Jacob Bros. West Side chapel: Burial will be in Floral Park. Mr. Walker, ‘who was 47, had lived here 24 yeais and was employed at Armour & Co. Survivors are his wife, Beatrice;

son, Herman Walker; his ‘mother, Mrs. Lucy Miles, Toledo, O.».and | two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Bush, Iridianapolis, and Mrs. Bessie Holmes, Toledo.

Mrs. Goldia Maloy

Services were to be today in Palestine, Ill, for Mrs. Goldia Maloy, Indianapolis resident 27 years. She died Sunday night in Logansport hospital. Mrs. Maloy, who was 54, was a native of Palestine, and lived here at 616 Eastern ave. She and | her husband, James F. Maloy, re- | tired Indianapolis fireman, moved | to Monticello last October. Surviving besides her husband is a son, Jesse’ C. Maloy, Pigtsburgh, | Pa.

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Dr. Powell to Go |

To Denmark Parley Dr. Horace M. Powell, “résearch

scientist at Eli Lilly & Co. left here |

today to attend the International Congress of Microbiology at Copenhagen, Den - mark, July 20-26. The Indianapolis scientist will "fly | from New York to destination A { where ‘he will | spend nine days. “FS § On his retyimi trip © Dr. Powell

he will spend 11 days in London.

Dr. Powell resides at 5565 Washington blvd.

George F. Vaughn

Services are planned at 8:30 a. m. |

{ Friday in Conkle funeral home and Murrer,

at 9 a. m. at St. Anthony's Cath-|

olic church for George F. Vaughn, 1454 8. Belmont ave. who died yes-

terday in Veterans hospital. ‘Burial

will be in Floral Park.

Mr. Vaughn, who was 56, was a

native of Vine. Grove, Ky., and had lived here 21 years. He was employed at Link-Belt Co.

Surviving are his wife, Irene; two daughters, Mrs. Stella Oollins and Mrs. Margaret Stamm, Indian-!

apolis; three brothers, Joha Vaughn, Indianapolis; Willian Vaughn, Lafayette and Lon Vaughn, | Louisville, Ky.: a sister, Mrs. Clara Buckler, . Louisville, and three grandchildren. ’

Mrs. Irene Huff : * Dies i in Cincinnati

| Services Tomorrow In Ohio City

Services for Mrs. Irene Huff, for-!

mer Indianapolis resident who , moved to Cincinnati recently, will ‘be conducted .in Cincinnati tomor-/ jrow. Mrs. Huff died there Monday. Mrs. Huff, who was 57, was a native of. Indianapolis and had lived here 50 years. She was a member |of. Holy Cross Catholic church. | Surviving are her husband, Beryl B. Huff, Indianapolis; three sons, Beryl B. Jr, Indianapolis; George, Washington, D, C, and Maurice Huff, Cincinnati; three sisters, Mrs. Cora Chisman and Mrs, L. E. Thuis, Vincennes, and Mrs. Verna Mec-| Indianapolis, and two brothers, Roy LaPorte, Indianapolis, land Harold -LaPorte, Cincinnati,

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John E. Dimmitt

Services for John Edward Dim-

Mrs. Julia Moore Dies Here at 80

at the home of her daughter, Mrs. | west 8ide chapel. Burial will be in Henry Harm, 219 W. Hampton dr.|New Crown cemetery. Mrs. Moore was 80.

A native of Madison, she was a t He had! member here of the Fairview Pres" native of DSiontows, Bi :

| byterian church. Her husband, John [lived here 30 years and was em-.

{ Moore, died in 1913 and only her|ployed by the city street departdaughter: survives. ment, | © Services are to be at 2:30 p. m. 8 in his wife, Louise, | Friday at Flanher & Buchanan) a g Se vita Aaron. W.. | mortuary in charge of the Rev. Vir- | re. ng :

{gil Ragan. Burial will be in Wah | Henry OC. and George R. Dimmitt, |:

{ington Park. all of Indianapolis.

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