Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1947 — Page 7

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Dr. Charles E. Cottingham Dies; Practiced 49 Years © Dr. Charles E. Cottingham, a physician 49 years, died yesterday in his home, 3641 N. Pennsylvania st. He was 78. A native of Noblesville, he had lived here since 1904. He was grad-

‘I usted from Noblesville high school, attended DePauw university two years, then transferred to the Indiana university medical school. He

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completed his medical schooling in 1898. : fas Mr. Cottingham practiced at Noblesville three years and later was head physician at the Richmond Hospital for the Insane. He was a member of the staffs at Methodist, St. Vincent's and City hospitals. He

The physician was a member of the Indianapolis Medical society, Phi Chi and Beta Theta Pi fra. ternities, Mystic. Tie Masonic lodge and Scottish Rite. He was a trustee emeritus of the Broadway Kethodist church. Survivors are his wife, Lillian; a daughter, Mrs, Robert D, Howell, Indianapolis; two brothers, John O. Cottingham, Indianapolis, and Henry O. Cottingham, Noblesville, and two grandchildren. Services will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner and Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown

Hill Todd E. Rhudy Todd E. Rhudy, a fireman for the’ New York Central railroad, died yesterday. in his home, 419 St. Peter st. He was 45. - He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trauinmen and the Eagles. Survivors are his wife, Anna: two daughters, Norma Jean and Inez; his father, John E. Rhudy, all of Indianapolis; his mother, Mrs. Emery Slough, Green City, and a sister, Mrs. Birlie Wyckoff, Indianapolis.

Services will be at 4:30 p. nv.

Saturday in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of thé Chimes. "

John B. Smith

John B. Smith, 2216. Bethel ave., a molder at the South ‘Side foundry, died yesterday in St, Francis hospital. He was 24. Born in Connersville, he had lived here 17 years and was a veteran of world war II. Bervices will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be at Mt. Zion, Ky. : Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Smith; three sisters, Mrs. Etta May Surber, Miss Florence Smith and Miss Katherine Smith, and two brothers, Paul and Lee Smith, all of Indianapolis.

Fred Savoree

Fred Savoree, formerly an In-

dianapolis resident three years, died Davis chapel. “Burial will be in|

had lived most of his life. He was 42

Mr. Savoree had been a switchman for the Chicago & Eastern railroad there and the Monon railroad here. Services will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Ryan & Sons funeral home in Terre Haute. Burial will follow there. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Sadie Savoree; twin sons, Fred and Ted Savoree, both of West Terre Haute; two stepsons, Weldon Cox and Devine Cox, both of Terre Haute; two sisters, Mes. Georgeanna Eggleston, Bedford, and Mrs, Margaret Schaffner, Indianapolis; a half-brother, John Savoree, Paris, Ill.; a halfsister, Mary Savoree, Paris, Ill; his, mother, Mrs. Katie Uffen, and | father, John Savoree Sr. both of Paris, Ill.

Mrs. Mary Hillman

Mrs. Mary Hillman, a lifelong] resident of Indianapolis, died yes-| terday in her home, 1343 Ringgold, ave. She was 76. She was a member of St. John's Evangelical] and Reformed church, Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Ada Kutzner; two sisters, Mrs. Chris Green and Mrs. Anna Pauley, | all of Indianapolis; two brothers, Charles Laue, Knightstown, and Harry Laue, Dayton, O. and three grandchildren, > i Services will be at 1:30 tomorrow | in the G. H. Herrmann funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery.

Russell B. Small Jr.

Russell B. Small Jr, William H. Block Co. floor manager, died yesterday in Methodist hospital. He was 27. A lifelong resident here, he lived at 1227 Dukane way. Before being employed by the department store last year, he played more than three years with Louie Lowe's orchestra at the Indianapolis Athletic club. i He was a member of Mt. Olive Methodist church, ‘the Lynhurst Masonic lodge, and the American Federation of Musicians. Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Small, and two sisters, Mrs. Norene Fisher and Mrs. Eileen Snyder, all of Indian-

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yesterday in Terre Haute, where he Washington Park cemetery.

Hadre I Porter |

Accountant, Dies

Andrew James Porter, 2418 Park ave, accountant for the Security Trust Co., died yesterday in Methvdist hospital. He was 87. Mr. Porter was born in Vevay and was cashier of the First National

ing here in 1915. He retired on his

Formerly active in Vevay civic affairs, he had been a deacon in the Vevay Baptist church and for many years was an officer of the church school of First Baptist church here. He also was active in music circles and sang - with the Mendelssohn choir under the direction of Percival Owens. Services will be at 2 p. m. In Has-kell-Morrison chapel in Vevay. Bur ial will be in Vevay cemetery. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Many Emma Thiebaud Porter; two daughters, Mrs. Claude G. Jacquart, Indianapolis, and Mrs. George Fisher Stewart Jr, Cincinnati, and a grandson, George Thiebaud Stewart, Cincinnati.

John Francis Ryan

Services for John Francis Ryan, postoffice carrier foreman, who died yesterday, will be at 3 p. m, Saturday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Mr. Ryan, who was 62, would have observed his 33d year with

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