Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1947 — Page 9

. THURSDAY, AUG. 28, Local Deaths—

Frank McClanahan

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Rites for Frank McClanahan,

House of Crane salesman, will at 2 p. m. Saturday in Bethany! United Lutheran church. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

Mr. McClanahan died yesterday at Methodist hospital after a short illness. He was 84. 1%

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had lived here 56 years and was a member of the Bethany church, In-

dianapolis lodge 465, I. O, O. F., *

and. Fraternal Order of Eagles, lodge 211. Lodge 465 will conduct services tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. in the Bert 8, Gadd funeral home, The ReV. Carroll J. Rockey, pastor of the church, will conduct the funeral services, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lena Beck McClanahan; three daughters, Mrs. Jessie L. Arnold, Indianapolis; Mrs, William Vincent, To-1 ledo, and Mrs. Eleanor Craig, Mun-| cie; eight grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Nannie R. Johnson

Mrs. Nannie R. Johnson, 247 N.| Miley ave, an Indianapolis resi-| dent 36 years, died yesterday after] & long illness. Born in Hawesville, Ky. Mrs.| Johnson was a member of Woodside | Methodist church and Prospect! Chapter 279, O. E. S. | Services will be at 10 a. m. Satur-| day in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, Burial will be in Cfown Hill! Survivors are a son, Hugh Johnson, Indianapolis; four grandchil-| dren, Miss Ruth Johnson, Indianapolis; Mrs. Gertrude Bell, Washington, D. C.; Paul Johnson, Grand Rapids, Mich,, and Ralph Johnson, " Monon, and .two great-grandchil-dren.

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Acme Telephoto, CHEATS DEATH-—Believed doomed to die two years ago from a rare spleen disease, 77-year-old Ignatius Vitanza is now given a good chance to recover, following a last-resort operation. The youngster is pictured in & Cleveland (O.) hospital with Nurse Marie Musichuk,

-.. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Mrs. Helen Wert Mrs. Naomi Vass » : . Rites Tomorrow Services for Mrs. Naomi Vass, Dies at Richmond {833% N. California st, will be at 1} 5 z Ip. . tomorrow in Bethel A. M. E.| Hl Six Months; {church. Burial will be in Crown . Hil Rites Tomorrow | Mrs, Vass, a resident here: nine Mrs. Helen P. Wert, an Indian- years, died Monday in her home. apolis resident most of her life, died She was 33 and a native of Lumth-| yesterday in Reed Memorial Ee aa. pital at Richmond after an illness! Surviving are her husband, Ed- | ward Vass; a brothef, Joe Flanni-| {of six months, She was 44. | gan, Chicago, IIL; a sister, Mrs. Lula | | Born in Marion county, Mrs, Wert | Ann Rice, Indianapolis, and her| jwas a saleswoman for American father, Richard Flannigan, Cincin‘Publishers, alliance, She was a nati, O, {member of Southport Presbyterian | P———————— church, | . | Services will be at 2 p. m, to- | Iam . omas! morrow in Conkle Funeral home. i Burial will be in Greenwood ceme- gue = Rites Tomorrow B® Survivors are her husband, Rusft sell E. J. Wert, and her father, J. ie Lewis GriMth, Indianapolis. | Divinity Student William R. Arbuckle | Dies in Truck Crash | William Riley Arbuckle, retired! Services for William Joseph plasterer-contractor, died yesterday Thomas, ‘an Indianapolis divinity | at the home of his daughter, Mrs. student who was killed Monday mn Goldie Holt, 1856 Gent ave. He a truck accident in Lexington, Ky. | was 73. » will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Born near Madison, he had lived Edgewood Methodist church. Burial here 42 years. {will be in Carmel, Services will be tomorrow but the Mr. Thomas. who was 27, lost his ltime has not been set. Burial will life when a truck in which he had - a Ibe in Elwood cemetery {hitched a ride overturned in a . : lditeh. His wife and week-old son Mrs. Mary Armstrong Mrs. Emma Vitzer | Surviving, In additidbn to Mrs. are in a Lexington hospital. Services for Mrs. Mary Belle] Mrs. Emma Vitzer, 3164 Station Holl are ho other Suughless, psa, He was born in Indianapolis and Armstrong, who died Monday ing y irene Underwood, wiordsville,|jjved here most of his life, He| her home, 1117 Roach st. will be| Sieg Jusisiay 10 Ber fiogse af land Mrs. Mary Silvey, Elwood, and) served 21 months with the army air P. m. Saturday in Bethel A= 3 "ness of three montana, She 4 brother, Goldburn Arbuckle, Cin-| forces before entering Asbury col-| M. E. Church. Buridl will be as 84. (cinnati, O. lege in Wilmore, Ky. Crown Hill A native of Indiana, Mrs. Vitzer 1 | Prior to entering the army, Mr.| Mrs. Armstrong, 68, was born injhag resided here two years. She Mrs. Gail Snyder | Thomas was employed at the Alli- | Woodford, Ky., lived here 35 years oo noone 0 oe Methodist Rites for Mrs. Gail Snyder, resi-| oon gjvision of General Motors. He| and was a member of the Bethel h eLhoaist | gent here many years, will be to- was a member of Edgewood Meth-| church. church at Columbus, Ind. morrow afternoon in Callahan fu- sic church.

Survivors ‘are a daughter, Mrs.! Services will be at 10 a. m. Sat- neral home, Terre Haute. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. An-| Elizabeth Langford; a son, William Urday in Moore mortuaries North-| Mrs, Synder, who was 60, died nette Stader Thomas; a son, Jet-| S. Jackson, Indianapolis; three sis-|eAst chapel. Burial will be in Co- Tuesday at the home of a daugh- frey Michael; two sisters, Mrs. Marters, Mrs. Sarah Jackson, Indian-|lumbus. |ter, Mrs. J. P. Rasman, Chicago. [tin Schultz, South Bend, and Mrs. apolis; Mrs, Anna Benson, New| Subviving are a son, Frank Bo-| Survivors include her husband, Fred Sampsell, Indianapolis, and Castle, and Mrs. Nora James, Mid- cock; a foster-son, Thomas Collins, Raleigh Snyder, Terre Haute, and four brothers, Merle, Paul, Robert way, Ky.; two grandchildren and both of Indianapolis; and four another daughter, Miss Evelyn 8ny- and Henry Thomas, all of Indian-| two great-grandchildren. {grandchildren der, Chicago. ‘apolis.

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