Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1947 — Page 11
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Mr. Harris
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ganized Indiana gasoline tax evasion |yittle Flower ¢hurch.
committee.
Survivors are his wife, two sons, [, Latham; two daughtdrs, Miss daughters and two grand-
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Private services
Conrad Sr. 430 N. Noble st.,. who died Wednesday, were to be at 3:30 1; p. m. today in Moore Mottuaties| Yili Caruthers Jr. Peace chapel.. Burial was to be in Glen Haven cemetery. Conrad, who was 73, had
Mr. been ‘a plumbing
since 1907. He was born in Laconia
and lived here 56 Survivors are Marie R. Conrad; Conrad Jr,
- Santa Ana, Cal.
Local Deaths— J. I. Harris, Farm Bureau
Executive, Dies at 52
Services for J. Ivan Harris, manager of the petroleum department
Mr. Harris, who was 52, had been ill about six months but was able! .. here, died yesterday at his club, the Indianapolis Gun club, to resume his duties at the co-op offices in Indianapolis and Mt. Vernon ,.... 239 N. Illinois st, He was 70./the Mystic Tie lodge, F. & A. M.
Indianapolis.
bureau work, Mr.ian fliness of seven Harris was presi- gg. dent of the Clay| A life resident of Marion county, the Chimes. Burial will be in Crown Dennington, and two grandchildren, | 5, “before he became iN.
county. farm bu-|Mr, Lange was a member of First Hill. |all of Indianapolis. ’ 3 reau in 1925 and Evangelical and- Reformed church.| gypvivors Are his wife, Mrs. Bessie . i guy foes oH, bit 2 2 on oe Was the first man-| gurvices will be at 3 p. m. to-|M. Haynes; a son, George Haynes. Mrs. Lena Bunes {chureh. : ;
Wager of the Clay county Farm Bu- in chapel. Burial will be in Crown | Indianapolis. reau Co-operative py) X association.
ager of the state Lange, both of Indianapolis; six worker for the Chevrolet Body O0./man Bunes, and a member of both co-operative association's petroleum nieces arid six nephews. department in 1937. Under’his ad- | - ministration “the refinery at Mt. Mrs. Mary C. Latham Vernon dnd its production facilities :
were expanded until now. the farm |,..qav in her home, 834 N. Riley| ville and lived here 53 years. He Rabbi Nandor Fruchter and Rabbi : bureau tank trucks deliver nearly ou. ¥ = : : vi , {Ra Services were to be held today in
ucts delivered to Indiana farms,
Mr, Harris was vice president of Little Flower Catholic churen. several years of the Indiana Inde-
pendent Petroleum association and | morrow in J. CO. Wilson Chapel
Indianapolis, and a daughter, Mrs. Edna R. Pettis,
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Ray C. Haynes Dies at Home Ex-State’ Worker to Be Buried Tomorrow
Lawrence J. Eby, 56, Dies; | |Farm, Trade Leader
Lawrence J. Eby, well known in Indiahapolis and farm circles, died yesterday in Methodist hospital. He wus 56. Mr. Eby was bern in Connersville, and had lived here 37 years, where |he owned the Larry Lane stock farm and other farms. He "was a director of thé Indianapflis Indians baseball team, a former director Ray Charles Haynes, a life resi-| of Kiwanis and a 32d degree Mason. He was a member of the Columbia
arm bureau, who died Wednésday in his home in| will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow ia the Freends church, 0p a George W. Schull He was Inju Mr. Haynes had been employed Scottish Rite, Shrine and the, : y ’ an automobile LOUIS Lange {wo years at the State Highway Spotted Poland China Breeders’ poe W. Beh) dled Jesttan 8. 40 west Of’ 1oujs Lange, a floral gardener,|Laboratories. He was a graduate of assoctation, He was active in &-H | 0 0 "0 0 tT TE {died yesterday in his home; R. R. 6, [DePauw university and an alumnus | ¢lub work, Campfire Girls of Amer- L Mr Schull lived: here since 1908 Active in farm pox 442, on County Line rd. a Sigma Chi fraternity. [tea and the Indianapolis Boys’ club.f “00 tt of Masonic lodge] years.. He was | Services will be at 3 p. ’ .
, tomor- | Sirvivors are his wife, Mrs. Car-/ges He had been emploved for’ ,irow in the J.C. Wilson on of lyle H. Eby; a daughter, Mrs. Thalia | 90 years by the Union A vard
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morrow in Shirley Brothers Irving and a daughter, Helen Haynes, all of | no {ona Bunes, Indianapolis Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mabel
resident since 1921, died last night BE. Schull; his mother, Mrs. John ‘ lage after a two-year fliness. She was K. Schull, and a sister, Mrs, Gladys Survivors are two sisters, miss Michael i. Kelly : 46 and a native of Poland. Lowe, both of Noblesville, ° | He became man- | Amelia Lange and Miss Bmma| Michael L. Kelly, a tool and die] Mrs. Bunes was the wife of Hy-| eset ewer fanserspe | 14 years, died yesterday in his the Central Avenue Hebrew and Shelbyville Shoe Ma
‘home, 1334 N. Tuxedo st. He was Azras Achaim congregations. The Dies; Burial Here i 73 : [family residence is at 1334. Union st. Mrs. Mary C. Latham died yes- | Mr. Kelly was born in Center-| Services will be conducted by |
Times State Service
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 8-—
She was 66. was a member of St. Philip Neri David Shapiro Sunday at 2 p. i. in| the Murphy funeral home for Harry! Born in Logansport, she had lived Catholic church, the Aaron-Ruben Funeral home. | pg Schnippel, who was found dead {here 10 years and was & member Services will be at 8:30 a. m !Burial will be in the Central Ave- in bed Wednesday. Burial will be Monday in Grinsteiner's Funeral nye Hebrew cemetery. lin St, Joseph cemetery, IndianServices will be at 8:15 p. m. to-| home followed by a 9 a. m, high! Survivors in addition to Mr. Bunes apolis.
3 requiem mass in St. Phillip Neri are three sons, Jack, Julius and Sol : church. Burial will 1 Mr. Schnippel, who was born in
be in 'Cal-|Bunes, all of Indianapolis; and two! | vary cemetery. brothers, Samuel Rosenbaum of hio, was a shoe salesman here for | Survivors are her husband, Harry
petroleum prod-
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the recently or-/of the Chimes and at 9 a. m. in
Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Mary ‘Germany, and Jose Rosenbaum of MANY Vears and for the past few
Kelly, and a brother, Stephen Kei- Cuba. years had operated a foot clinic. He
Margaret Latham and Mrs. Mary | ly, Louisville, Ky. was a member of St. Joseph Cath-
Sare; one son, Harry T. Latham] | Mrs. Mary E. Ready Jolie church here. | o d Jr.; a sister, Mrs. Francis, Glark Otto Ehrgott | n Survivors are two sons, Elmer oa all of Indianapolis, and a brother, Otto Ehrgott, for many years an Miss Mary Ejisabeth Feud » ie and Ernest and three daughters, or George E. James Dunn, Detroit, Mich. : “a resident here, died yesterday in St. Mrs. Leona Bauer, Mrs. Edna Wood
employee of the Wm. H. Block Co. yincent's hospital. She was 41, jdied yesterday in his home, 350 S. Miss Ready, who lived at 1140!
Villa ave. - He was i. Hoyt ave. was a member of St
Services for William Caruthers Born in Knoxville, : | of Ta Patrick's Catholic ehurch, Third OrJr, who died Wednesday in his lived here 30 years. der of St. Franels and the Legion] 17-Year-Old Burglar
home, 809 Blake st, will be held| Services will be at 1:30*p. m.| Lp yo at 1 p. Wh. tomorrow in Sacobs omiarrow fn J. C. Wilson Chapel of | *f May. Nabbed on 4th i Trip Brothers West Side chapel. Burial (the Chimes: Burial will bef Bervices will be held at 9 a. m.| WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 (U, P.).= years. will be in New Crown cemetery. |Crown Hill » | Monday in Bt. Patrick's church. Bur-| 4 17_year-old youth, who admitted his wife, Mrs.| Mr. Caruthers was born-in Nash-| Survivors are two brothers, Rudy ial Will be in Holy Cross cemetery. yy giarizing, the same restaurant | a son, George E. | ville, Tenn, and lived here 26 years.;and Harry FEhrgott, Indianapolis, | Survivors are her parents, Mr.| three times during the last week, Survivors are his parents, Mr. and and two sisters, Mrs. Edna Nen- | and Mrs. John A, Ready. two broth- | was nabbed by ‘a waiting policeman Mrs. William Caruthers, Indian-|trup, Columbus, Ind, and Mrs. |ers, William E. Ready, Indianapolis, as he entered the restaurant for the | apolis, four aunts and an uncle. [Marie Glass, Hollywood, Cal. and Herbert J. Ready, Augusta, Ga.| fourth time last night. |
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