Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1947 — Page 8
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Services for Mrs. Emma Ackman, . W. C. A. worker who died Friday + her home 1502 8. Alabama st. tomorrow in home.
ill be at 1:30 p. m 1 Richafdson funeral irial will be in Washington Park. Mrs. Ackman, who was past presint ofthe Marion county W. C. T, , had been active in Central, hylis Wheatley and the former wth side branches of the Y. W A. and was a member and Sunv school teacher of Emamnuel angelican and Reformed church ie lived in Indianapolis most of r life, Survivors are her husband, Carl . Ackman, and a brother, Dr. E. Brocking, ” Indianapolis.
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John W. Taggart Dies at Home Here :-
Last Rites Scheduled © Tomorrow at ,11
Services for John W. Taggart, In- g dianapolis contractor, who died yesferday at his home, 2802 Carrollton ave, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Greens. burg
Mr. Taggart, who was 76, had lived here 59 vears. He constructed the original buildings at Pt. Harrison|
as well as many bridges and] Orange E. Whiteman
viaducts in and near Indianapolis He was an' unsuccessful candida‘e for Democratic’ nomination . fol TEFEN WO OG LD re 19 es Mr. Taggart was a Brown county, He was a graduate of Rose Polytechnic Institute and
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and was a member of Christian church and. Independent Order of! Odd Fellows Surviving are his wife, Charlotte; {a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Tracy, |Nashville. two sons, Carl and Harold (Taggart, Indianapolis and two] brothers, George ‘Taggart, New Castle and Thomas Taggart, Shelby- | ville
James H. Armstrong Serviceg.for James H. Armstrong. who died 8112 Crawlordsville ve, ‘wil be at 10 a.m tomorrow in Clermont Methodist church.| Burial will be in Clermont cemetery | He was 80 | Mr. Armstrong, a native of Nat-! ural- Bridge, Va, had lived here 36 years. He was a retired plasterer. | Burvivors are (wo sons, Amos, Speedway, and George Arm-|
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= |and Caner Armstrong, both of | . | Rogersville, Tenn, and George | Armstrong, Bell Garden, Cal.; three sisters, Mrs. Ellen Wilson, Miss| Martha and Miss Mary Armstrong, | all of Rogersville; five grandchil-| {dren and three great-grandchildren. |
‘Joseph W. La Rue
Services for Joseph W. LaRue, { 4584 Winthrop ave, who ‘died Sat{urday in Methodist hospital, will be tomorrow in C. W. Bartholomew mortuary in Valparaiso Mr. LaRue, who was 64, was a | native of Warsaw, Ind; and had been retired for three years from | the trace bureau of the Pennsyl- |
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He was a member of the Masonic | lodge at Valaparaiso and the Ma-! sonic” Craft club’ in the Chicago
railroad office Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Flor-
ence LaRue; a daughter, Miss Mary Ellen LaRue; two sons, Charles 8 Valparaiso, and David T. LaRue Chicago; a cousin, Charels T. LaTue Indianapol and an aunt,
Josephine E. LaRue, Indianapolis
Mrs. Elizabeth Kistner |
Services will be held at 1:30 p.m | tomorrow at J, C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes for Mrs. Elizabeth Kistner, 506 N. Gladstene gve., who! died Friday at St. Francis hospital Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Kistner, who was 47, was a| native of St. Louis Crossing and had lived here 25 vears. She had been employed at Marmon-Herring-ton Co, Inc, for the past four years and was a member of the! Methodist church at St. Louis Crossing, Women of the Moose and Royal Neighbors of America. Surviving are her husband, Carl; her mother, Mrs, Mary Gephart; a brother Harry Gephart and several
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Saturday at his home, 1026 N. Ham. | -{Boyd: s daughter, Miss Rosemarie fiton ave. He retired in 1938 we ites AL and s brother, Bert Boyd, {being employed by the railroad ul {all of Cora
} . Jay county, : a patrolman. Born in Jay y L., Gance
{he had lived here 21 years and was, ‘a member of the East 10th t. or ey. | George 4 or George Lewis Gance,
{cHurch. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Iida Services for tne Rev. Conde A. y in General hospital, will be at
Rites for Mrs. Mondary M. Whiteman: son, Walter, In. Hile, formerly a minister in the!1:30 p, In, Wednesday at Planner Set for Wednesday \dianapolis; three daughters, Ms, North Indiana Methodist confer-\y Buchanan mortuary. ‘Burial will] Services for Mrs. Gertrude - A. Iréva Macklin, Chicago, II, ‘and ence, will be at 18:38 ». In. Wodnet | ve in Crown Hill. He was 88. | Mopdary, active in district affairs Miss Lulu Whiteman, and Mrs. a Pe a r ehure Mr. Ganee, a former Pullman don, of thé American Legion auxiliary, Esther Petty, both of Indianapolis, “or W ny A arion. ductor, was a native of Harrison, O.,
The Rev. Mr. Hile, who was 75, wil be at 2:30 p, m. Wednesday and a bfother, Joseph Whiteman, | \died Priday in‘ the home. of a and had lived most -of his" life at!
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at Conkle funeral home. , Burial Geneva, nd. Columbus, O.,, and St. Louis; Mo. lwill be in Washington Park ceme- Br Sagiter, in BMT, before cenling to Indianapolis six! tery. storates in Si Philadelphi years ago. He retired from railroad Mrs. Mondary who, was a past! ary C. Crago | ado, Purket. a i, Po] service several years before coming! president of the 11th district aux- Bina ’ Green, Middlebury. Pair. | here
iliary, died Saturday in her home, 718 8. Ingomar st. She was a =: Buried at Muncie president of Wayne post 64, Legion auxiliary, and had lived in Indi-
anapolis most of her life A native of Nashville, 111,
mount, Gaston, Ossian, Wabash and | Survivors are. two nieces, Mrs. Pennville. (Gaylord T. Rust, Indianapolis, and | Mrs. Merritt Voris, Detroit, Mich.,| ad t - The pastor had.come to Indian land a nephew, Ray .B. Barnedo, | Chicago, v
Services for Mrs, Mary C. Crago, apolis from. Warren about a" year ago. He had retired in 1944. Surviving besides Mrs. McTurnan
, today in Meeks mortuary gre {wo sons, the Rev. L. M. Hile, Harold K. Day N Narmad Eastern chapel, Muncie, with burial in Beech pauior | of Shetidan
Methodist church, and William E. Hile, Bai- Probation Officer
a lying are hey Tuna, Han Mrs. Crago, a resident of Indian-!rington, Ill. Juvenile Judge Joseph O. Hott ra Aloncary, a caughver IS. apolis 13 years, died Prigday morning . mann today named Haro Dorothy Cheek, and a son, Paull ot tho home of her daughter, Mrs Mrs. Elizabeth Layman a ind EE vi an Mondary, both of Andianapolis; her. Victor 8. Lamerson, 941 Congress . Services and burial for Mrs. of ‘Srohati off 5 sla fuser. Mrs. Mary Anderson, ave. She was 84. Elizabeth Layman, resident of In- probation cers.
Casey, Ill; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Mr, Day is 30 years old, married, survivors inc : - dianapolis 10 years, willbe held i) rie Manning, and Mrs. Amelia Wains- Othe: survivors, intude to daugh- in Fairmount, W. Va. ang has two children. He has a de- |
cott, both of Indianapolis; a broth- nM Mrs. J. T. Myers, Danville, Mrs. Layman, who was 95, died gree from Indiana university in!
Mrs. native of Gettysburg, Pa, were at
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id Earl Eade, Chioago, apd. one 111: three sisters, 10 grandchildren, SatGrday in the home of her sociology and was recommended . | for appointment by the Juvenile : and 17 great- -grandchildren. |daughter, Mrs, William E. Sweeney, | : Y F H k 440 N. Denny st. She was born in Court Advisory = committee. He . amaker St ‘Vo. 1 ker Plan . IPélicity, O.. and was & member. of served for a time as a parole offi-| Services for~Emien F. Hamaker, a ruc $ United ‘Brethern church in. Fair< Cer ip Elkhart county and was with!
mount,
the maritime service during world 3 ¥ Surviving, besides Mus. Bwesuey,
a Dahl Tool & Die Co. employee. Parade Thursday gy
will be at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in A de. sponsored. by: ‘the Ins Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill chapel. pares 3p os acialio: will are another -daughter, Mrs. Este Mr, Hamaker, who was. 64, dieg| Claha “ vo p hi a oY part| Carter. Los Angeles, Cal, and Sr Rockefeller Heiress, Saturday at his home, 8101 E. Wash. f eo .. sons, Earl Ellis, Monroe, Mich., and ington st. He had resided in Indi- of the program for the associalion’s Robert E. Ellis, Fairmount, W. Va, Anita Oser, Weds | a PUTal convention PASADENA, Cal., Sept. 22 (U. P.).,
anapolls since 1912 and was by . here Thursday h : B d | member of Capitol City Masonic through Saturday. Nat anie oy ~Anita Oser, 23, Rockefeller heiress, | The parade will feature transpor- honeymooning today with|
lodge and Scottish Rite. Services for Nathaniel Boyd, 2105 was Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Ger- tation progress from the Indian, 1evard pl, who died Friday at Linus Pauling Jr, 22, son of the! trude Hamaker “travois” to present day overland Veterans’ hospital will be held at|chairman of the California Insti- | trucks, according to E. W. Krause, |2 p. m, tomorrow at Peoples funeral tute of Technology chemistry devi- | president of the association. ‘home with burial in the military sion. They were married here Sat-| Rites for Orange Elvin Whiteman, An Indiana “Roadeo” will be held section of Crown Hill, urday night. | Pennsylvania railroad employee 32 ir conjunction with the convention., Mr. Boyd, who was 50, was a The bride's mother, the late! AMATHIae McCormick: created a 50- | row in East 10th street Methodist! drivers will be selected to compete veteran of world war I, he served) cial stir in 1923 when she married | church. Burial will be in Floral in the national contests for safe/in the 155th winfantry brigade, Max Oser, a Swiss army officer. | Park cemetery, and skillful truck driving, to be held| Surviving are his parents, Mr.|Half the mother's $3,600,000 fortune Mr. Whiteman. who was 75, died in Los Angeles in October. land Mrs. Felix Boyd, a son, L Delbert went to the daughter.
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