Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1947 — Page 6

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TIA TR TL ek re Bd dF | - Yolkel rs. Clara Mortor es, Transit Firm's Chief Clerk, . id iD etl : Toon RI br Is Dead (Dies in Hospital Was Lifelong Rasident Hare

home, 3180 Graceland ave. She was 78. ! Joseph Ryce Sr.. §38 N. Riley ave. ohief clerk o the Indianapolis Schwitzer-Cummins * Mrs. Morford was 8 member of Capitol Avenue Methodist church. | Fervices for Louis Everett Browss * Railways, died yesterday a heart attack in the home of his daugh-~} . Services will at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mort- ormer Indianapolis resident ter, _ Donald Flanagan, in Cold Springs, Minn. He was 65. Timekeeper Was 63 | ..;y Burial will be in Crown Hill ) died Wednesday in Lorain, O., will Mr. Ryce began working. for the transit company in September | Fred L. Volkert, 4320 College ave.,| . Survivors are two nephews, Harvey Burcham and Carl Sonnefield, be at 3 p. m. Saturday in Moore | 1906, and had been with the firm 41 years. |a timekeeper for the Schwitzer-| Indianapolis, and six nieces, Mrs.| ~~~ ce Mortuaries Peace chapel. Burial will A life resident here, he was a member of the Little Flower Catholl2| Cummins Co., died yesterday in City | Elva Edwards, Mrs. Leota Post, Miss' Search Webster Lak be in Memorial Park cemetery, ; . Mr, Brown, who was 43, was born

. church, de hospital. He was 63. | Grace Sonnefield, Miss Edna Sonnee not sonic lodge, Beottish Rite and Murat A lMfelong wesident. here, Mr. field and Miss Wilma gonneneld, FOr Boy Hero's Body in Madison and lived most of his te Servier life here before moving tb Lorain

Funeral arrangements hav = years. ago. He was a member

! ; Shrine, ! beer completed but the body will . Volkert was a member of St. Mary's all of Indianapolis, and Miss May Times § be brought to Feeney & Feeney Services wil be hela =o Fianzies & | catholic chureh and the Knights of | Sugardt, Marion. | WARSAW, Ind, Aug. 1.— State uchahan MOFIOAMY, Al RM {police today searched Webster lake

Mortuary. Services will be held in : : [Columbus the Lijtle Flower church. : Monday Burial will be in Crown Services will be at 8:30 a. m. Mon- Mrs. Ruth Medcalf for the body of Bobby Van Bebber,

Survivors, besides Mrs, Flanagan, . : : iday in OGrinsteiner's funeral home . Services for Mrs. Ruth Marian 14, of New Castle. 8 are his wife, Mrs. Anne Ryce; alps rvivors are Ws wile, Mh ial and ‘at 9 a. m. in St. Mary's church. Davis Medcalf, 2263 N. Dearborn The boy drowned yesterday when son, Joseph Jr. Indianapolis; 't SUE EE evieve Dicks Burial will be in St. Joseph's ceme- | at Ho gid 2 dncaday hi City he wiempled > rescue Mary Ellen another daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Aone bag tery | hospital, a p. m. Crandall, 15, also of New Castle, who Ann Pfleger. Indianapolis; three 20d Mrs. Virginia Hoover; a brother, Moore Mortuaries| fell out of a boat in which the two

5 | tomorrow In a : ® Dr. Clarence W. Dicks and two’ sis- Burvivors are two brothers, Henry Ncethatat’ €hapel. Burial el were rowing, 300 sters, Mrs. Michael Flaherty, Mss ters. Miss Anna Vermillion und Miss and Theodore Volkert, Indianapolis, | Northeast chapel. urial wi 8. feet in front of EpAnna Barrett and Mrs. Frank

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Harris Liver Sousage is the exclusive creation of Valter, master

I Vermillion. all of Indian. Ad five sisters, Miss Rose Volkert, | In Anderson cemetery. , worth hotel, Pittman, all of Indianapolis; tw VARA m ndlan- | Lena C. Volkert and Mrs. J.| Mrs. Medcalf, who was 44, was The girl swam to the boat as the =

brothers, George and Thomas Ryce apolis |H. Hilgenberg, all of Indianapolis; | born in Noblesville and came to youth disappeared under the water. both of Indfanapolis, and one Mrs. H. J. Johannes (Mrs. C. J. Meyer, Bekin, Ill, and Indianapolis in 1916. She was a to ————————" Q AN chef, who leorned his superb Srandchid Mrs. Myrtle E. Johannes died yes. Sister Mary Melchigf of the Sisters member of Third Christian 4 siren MAGNETIC. ALLOYS DIFFER a : blending technique in Basel ond . lterdav in her home. 811 Wegh st 101 Bt. Francis in fldenburg an e auxiliary to the er o WASHINGTON—Alnico magnets Zurich, Switzerland, where the Mrs. Carrie Kellar fe B a hor Railway Conductors. are made from an alloy of alumi- SUMMER TREAT! world's finest sausages are made.

St. after an iliness of eight years. Mpg Margaret Underhill, survivors are her husband, Al-| num, nickel, cobglt, iron and ti-

: line Carter, Miss Katherine Med- - A native of Covington, , M Method . 14 ] a copper-nickel-coba! gton, Ky., Mrs Methodist hosiptal. She was 40. | © CL CT bara M tcalf;| I It alloy,

Kellar lived here seven years and! Services will be at 3 p. m. tomor-| npg Underhill was born in De- | was a member of Prospect chapter,/roW in the G. H. Herrmann tuneral |... Mich, and lived in London, | Wo Join Rebel Nd @ Thus seeneet—

Mrs. Carrie H. Kellar, 3000 Pros- ghe was 61 edcall’ You better. pect st, died yesterday In St. Fran-| 0 0.000 was born in Prank- Mrs. Margaret Helen Underhill, | pert Ee Bi Soe er, anu Suite nets. are. 4 Jou Sud ouly the rnast.2 tuna cis hospital. She was 45. lin and lived here for 50 years. {812 Berkley rd. died yesterday in | . copper-nickel-iron alloy: Cunico is in this can. "+1230p m., Monday through Friday - over WING

O. E 8 ‘home. Burial will be in Crown Hill. |p ofa and Moorestown, N. J. | . | Services will be held at 8 o'clock! Survivers are her husband, Harry before coming here six years ago. | Dolcnih Mr. Gertrude Davis, 5 WAYS » For Satur omight n Modes Moraries Peace J. Jonunnes a on, Abe B Foster,| @ervices will be held at 1 p m.| Noulesvile, and in Seas, ud j Free FRYERS chapel. urial will be in Coving- Indianapolis, an randdaughter, Orr , - ' » 1 ry " 8 Patricia Poster ¥ le ay Mottinry. CYe-| Esther Derby, Détroit, Mich., and | T0 SHOP! . . . ki LIVE WEIGH! Nivel : . Mrs. Edith Brake, Ft. Worth, Tex. } ’ \ ANY SIZE . Survivors are her husband, Al- Survivors are her daughter, Miss ? ® (0-Pay PI Store H » Par n \ ; Mis: . an re Hours During July and Au ily 8 5—$ fred M. Kellar, Indianapolis; two Rollie Edward West Mary Elizabeth Underhill: a son,’ Mrs. Ruth Mayo | y * : g uy gust, Dally 9130 te aturday 9:30 to 3 P. M. g j YOUNG HN Sa, uy Mildred Brown and| pajjie Edward West. 409 5. Ran- Robert Underhill, both of Indian-| Services for Mrs. Ruth Greathouse | Layaway RE . De -_.e.. . a oo RE, i i é Just and Baking CO) pri A e : ; the father, 41h st, died yesterday in City apofis; her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth | Mayo, 2631 N, Capitol ave. a life- | © Pay Cash | v3 Live Weight wid 4 Suiue + and a sister, poenital, He was 58, |MacDougall, Detroit, Mich, and long resident here, who died! . / Across Men ¥ elyn rown, all of Coving-| js west was born in Oakland two brothers, George MacDougall, Wednesday, will be at 1 p. m. Mon- | 30-Day 10, a 1 : We Have | Ky. lcity, Ind., lived here 36 years and Ann Arbor, Mich., and Curtis Mac- day in Jacobs Brothers West Side | Charge ud — an d 7. 4 1 the : * v Dougall, . h. | y Fred Ww. Dicks |attended the Third Christian | pall, Saginaw, Mich. | chapel. Burial will be in Crown * Easy Pa ped ; Full-Dresst { church. | r——— | Hill, pl St t Fred W. Dicks. an Indianapolis) Services have not been completed. FIRST MINT IN 1535 | Survivors are her husband, Mar-| an J Gate i dallas RE Ll. 6471 R] - ree at Reas Star employee, died yesterday In Burial will be in Crown Hill, | WASHINGTON—The first mint|ion; a son, Marion Jr.; three daugh- | - . hs a BE < his home, 2016 N, Illinois st. He | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Nora for coins in the new world was|ters, Shirley Ann, Rose Edwina and was 64, [Casey West; a brother, Willlam L. established in 1535 in Mexico City | Margaret Jane; twd brothers, Archie

Born In Ladoga, Mr. Dicks lived West, Eureka, Cal, and a sister, by royal decree from Spain. "Pro-|and Morris Greathouse, all of In- | most of hislife in Indianapolis and Mrs Kathryn Breedlove, Indian- duction was restricted to coins of dianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Rose was a member of the Centre Ma- apolis silver Offutt, Gary. |

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