Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1947 — Page 14

salesmanager tome Utilities Co., insulation con-! cactors, died yesterday in the home William Gorman { & sister. Mrs. Ballard Long of | william Gorman, former Indfan-| sheridan, He was 47. |apolis resident, died this week in| An Indianapolis resident about|San Antonio, Tex. lve years, Mr. Palmer was born | ployee at Link-Belt Co, he was 68.| vas a member. ‘of: tha Col 2 Sheridan and lived there most! His wife survives. i umbia

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George D. Palmer Is Dead 2t 47

Native of Sheridan Lived Here 5 Years

of his life, He formerly worked for the George H. Palmer Lumber Co. there and was manager of the Hippodrome theater in Sheridan. ‘He was a graduate of Culver military academy, a veteran of world wae: 1 and a member of the American Legion and Sheridan Masonic]

lodge. : Survivors besides Mrs. Long are| oo

A former em-|

Julian J. Kiser, Indianapolis

ridian st. He was 57.

| Mr. Kiser was chairman of the | Indianapolis council of United Servlice Organizations, budget chairman of the Indianapolis Community | Pund, and active with the Indian-

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1902 S. East St.

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{and a past president of Indianapolis | Hebrew congregation. | Rabb! Maurice Goldblatt will con {duct services at 10:30 a. m. Suriday in Indianapolis Hebrew temple. Burial will be in Indianapolis He- | brew cemetery, | Burvivors are his wife, Mrs. Ce- | elle Adler Kiser; two sons, Julian A. Kiser and Richard P. Kiser, and a sister, Mrs. Meville Cohn, all of Indianapolis,

Harry W. Rheam

Services for Harry W. Rheam, | 351% Massachusetts ave., who died | Monday In City- hospital, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Irvington chapel, Burial will be In Memorial Park Mr. Rheam, who was 73, was A born In Kentucky and lived here | 20 years. He was employed by the | Indianapolls Warehouse and Stor- | age Co. The only survivor is a nephew, Watsie O, Brunner, Liberty.

Robert E. Bennett Services for Robert Edwin Ben- | nett, who died Tuesday in his home, 135 W. 10th st, were to be at 11 a. m, today in the John A, Patton funeral home with burial in Crown Hill

8 cook at Spencer's Drive. In. A brother, R. C. Bennett, of St. Louis, Mo,, survives.

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lof a heart attack while riding in his car near his home, 2060 N. Me-

Mr. Kiser was a lifelong resident here and was graduated from i fe. Mrs. Ontherine Palmer; & rtridge high school and Indiana university, He was an official of Je ee Ce mer; & iser, Cohn, Shumaker, Inc., fvestment firm, and formerly was vice i ‘| president of the Meyer-Kiser bank Qeorge Duval Palmer, 1716 N. Me. | Newsport News, Va., a son, Kenneth | ere. He was admitted to the Inof the Palmer, Sheridan, and his mother, a bar in 1908. . Mrs. George H. Palmer, Sheridan. |

apolis Jewish Welfare Board, He}

| past president of B'Nai B'rith lodge,

Mr, Bennett, who was 58, was four brothers, Marion and Delmar born in Como, Miss, lved here seven years and was employed as

1 | Mays and Albert Mays, all of Indi-!

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investment dealer, died last night

DIES—Julian J. Kiser, Indianapolis investment dealer, died last night.

John 0. Shelfon .

Services for John O. Shelton, 1012 WwW. 20th st., who died yesterday in 8t. Vincent's hospital, will be at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Bu-| | chanan Mortuary. | Mr. Shelton, who was 48, was| | employed by the Allison Division | {of General Motors Corp. for seven | years as a tool and die maker. He | was a member of North Park Ma-| sonic lodge and St. Paul's Methodist | {church, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Grace Duckworth Shelton; four children, Conway, Patsy Jean, Shirley Ann and John Andrew Shelton; his father, John L. Shelton, Boonville;

Shelton, Peoria, Ill, and Joe and Charles Shelton, Evansville, and two sisters, Mrs. Robert Wilson and Mrs. ley Frasier, Evansville.

WAS 6. O. P. AID—Services for Ollie H. Mays, who was active in Republican politics,

‘Julian J. Kiser, 57, Dies - . |¢ While Riding in Car Here

will be held tomorrow. Services for Ollie H. Mays, 6106 Brookville rd., who died Wednesday | of a heart attack in Arlington Pharmacy, will be at 2 p. m. to-/ morrow in the Robert W. Stirling ‘funeral home. Busial will be “in Washington Park. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lucille M. Mays; three daughters, Mrs. Minnie Tuttle, Mrs. Dorothy Williams and Mrs. Florence Brown, a son, Ollie H. Mays Jr.; two sisters, | Mrs. Hazel Jones and Mrs. Pearl Casey; two brothers, Benjamin!

{anapolis and four grandchildren.

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‘Alva C. Mendenhall

Services for Alva C. Mendenhall, who died Wednesday in his home, 952 N. Oakland ave, will be at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel and at 2:30 p. m. in the Methodist church at Westfield.

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Mr. Mendenhall, who was 55, was born_in Eagletown and had lived here 25 years. He was employed as & maintenance foreman at the Richardson Co, for 11. years and was a member ‘of United Rubber, Cork, Linol and Plastic: ‘Workers * of America (C. 1. 0.) 204. He belonged to the Brookside Evangelical United Brethren church.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Grace Mendenhall; a daughter, Mrs. Rosa Parson, Webb City, Mo.; four sisters, Mrs. Rufus Jobe, Mrs. Clyde Small and Mrs. John Dotridge, all of Westfield, and Mrs. Harry Morris of Lapel.

Mrs. Frances M. Perry |

Mrs. Frances M. Perry died last night a few minutes after she collapsed on the stairway of a downtown theater. Deputy Coroner Leonard Cox said cause of death was a heart attack.

Mrs. Perry, who was 70, was a lifelong resident here and lived at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edith J. Kimmel, 346 S. Lyons st. Besides her daughter, she is survifed by a sister, Mrs. Fred Otto, Ben Davis. . :

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