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L. W. Yancey “Dies at Home;

Local Deaths—

Rites Tuesday

Burial to Take Place

in Crown Hill i

Services for Luther W. Yancey, who died Saturday in his home, 5324 Washington Blvd. will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Hucianan mortuary.” Burial will be in Crown Hill. He was TT. Mr. Yancey was first associated with the Wormser Hat Co. and

@a1, Strauss, and jojned the Indian-

apolis Glove Co. in 1913, where he was employed at the time of his death as plant superintendent. He was a member of the Athenaeum. Survivors are a daughter, Miss Esther L. Yancey, and a brother, Otto Yancey, both of Indianapolis. |

Mrs. Fern V. Inman

Services for Mrs, Fern V. Inman, 248 N. Arsenal Ave, who died yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital, will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in| Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park. Mrs. Inman, who was 49, was a native of Paris, Ill, and had been a resident of Indianapolis 32 years. Survivors are her husband, Earl 8S. Inman; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Frances Powell; a son, Arthur Ray Inman: three sisters, Mrs. Burnette Shockand and Mrs. Geraldine Cap-| linger, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Thelma Chambus, Chicago, and three, brothers, Arthur and Paul Ruppert,! Indianapolis, and Glenn Ruppert, Chicago. . i

Edward B. Masters

Services for Edward B. Masters,

MONDAY. OCT; 20, 1017

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FORUM SPEAKERS—The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen of Washington, D. C., has been scheduled for the fifth: annual Bernadette Forum. The forum opens in Howe High School next Monday.

‘the District Commission of Cub-/ ‘bing, Boy Scouts of America.

Bruce, all -of Indianapolis; his,

a brother, Chester Bailey, Ridge- .

» » » DeSota, and a grandson, 4 heen to SE Mrs. Janice M. Badger Born in Plattsburg, O., She had been Mayor Willlam O'Dwyer, Senator

an Indianapolis resident six years. Irving Ives (R. N. Y.), and Rabbi gordsville.

Services will be held at 1:30 p. m.| tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann funeral home for Mrs. Janice Marguerite Badger, a life resident of Indianapolis: Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. She was 21, She died Saturday in her home,

2101 8S. Delaware St. She was a| Programs scheduled for the fifth member of the Immanuel Evangel-|

annual Bernadette Forum have!i..) Reformed Church. been announced by forum officials. | Survivals are her husband, Ern-

The opening address will be given est; her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Elby Eugene C. Pulliam, publisher of ™&* Heuser; a sister, Miss Mary I d lis Star. wi ld tuth Heuser, all of Indianapolis the Indianapolis Star, who wi €= and a brother, William Heuser, in scribe his experiences and impres- the Navy.

sions of his recent European tour, The Rev. Fr. Danlel A, Lord, 8. J, Mrs. Dolly M. Parcels Mrs. Dolly M. Parcels, Indianap-

outstanding author, a playwright and composer, will make his second olis resident 54 years, died yesterforum appearance on Dec. 13 in/day in the home of a daughter, Howe High School auditorium. He!Mrs. Ruth G. McCarty, 410 N. Temlast appeared on the 1945-46 series. ple Ave. She was 78. His subject will be “Don’t Die Until! A native of Boone County, Mrs. A. D. 2000; the Best Years Are Parcels was the widow of the late Ahead.” |Jacob G. Parcels and the mother Msgr. Sheen to End Series of the late Bruce C. Parcels, She

At Local Forum

Series Opens Soon At Howe High School

[Tech High Maintenance Man Robert T. | Ramsey W. E. Morris Sr., 61, Funeral Today Dies: Service on Wednesday ppg org gt 10

Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 24 High School and a member of the { - years, were to be held at 1:30 p. m. | Englewood Christian Church. [Margarets Haymaker, both) of Indian Tied In Indep today in the Centenary Christian Survivors are his wife, Mrs. va. urch. Burial was to be in Wash-|C, Gates; a daughter, Mrs. Georgia lington Park Cemetery. He was 48./Ross, Santa Barbara, Cal.! three "A native of Farmland, he died stepsoms, Charles Howe, IndianapoFriday in his home, 1313 N. Oxford lis; Howard Howe, Hartford City, St. He was a member of the Cen- and Paul Howe, Lafayette; two sis-/

lier Pioneers of Bell Telephone, and |ville, and two gremdchildren.

Wednesday in Shirley Brothers Iry. Ceremonies before a crowd of 15,000 Survivors are his wife, Thursia: ing Hill Chapel. three sons, Robert, Lawrence and Memorial Park.

mother, Mrs. Rosa Bailey, Desota; Mrs. ‘Rachael Troxell TS. ville: a sister, Mrs. Lorine Cougill,| Delaware st, widow of James T It will cost an estimated $250,000 | Troxell, died yesterday in her home. and will be 50 fest high.

morrow in Moore Mortuaries Irving-|the Synagogue Council of America.iert Thomas Ramsey Jr

The Rt. Rev. Fulton J. Sheen will | Vas a member of Memorial Pres-

who died Saturday in his home, |byterian Church. ; : . ppear on the forum for the fifth! '1214 E. St. Clair St., will be at 1:30/i0, “gig tale will close the series| Surviving are two other daugh-

tomorrow in Shirley Brothers Cen- in the Murat Theater on a date to| Vers, Mrs. Mable B. Richards, In-

tral Chapel. Burial will be in New|, o,.0unced later.

Crown. He was 65. |

Born in Tipton, Mr. Masters had been a resident of Indianapolis 36

| The Notre Dame Glee Club will]

present the musical portion of the!

dianapolis, and Mrs. Fern D. Mullins, Washington, D. C., eight grandchildren and six-great-grand-children.

program in their second consecutive:

years,

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. yled for Feb. 1, in the Cathedral Ethel L. Masters; two daughters, High School auditorium. Mrs. Virginia Parris and Miss) o : c , . Charlotte Masters; three sons, Allen, ie 8 or ng aguon & forum Darvin and Frank Masters; two presidents; Mr. and re Pets brothers, Fred and Raymond. Mas- cuerone caoretaries: Mr a ing ic . i * ’ . A a. ters, and his mother, Mrs. Lizzie ne) Olvey, treasurers and the Res Sherwood, all of Indianapolis. \Joseph Beechem, moderator : ’ .

Mrs. Nellie McTaggart The Rt. Rev. Michael W. Lyons, the Rev. Fr. James W. Moore and

Puneral services for Mrs. Nellie the Rev. Pr. Louis T. Gootee .ovin M. McTaggart, 227!: E. Washington the advisory committee, while Rov St.. will be held at 10 a. m. tomor- Falvey, H. F. Crump and Ray row in Flanner & Buchanan mor- Sweeney are counsellors. tuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill! Chairmen of other committees Cemetery. Mrs. McTaggart, who died Thurs- ception; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Method,

day in General Hospital, was a Stage; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Har-|

native of Terre Haute, and for five mon, publicity. Mr. and Mrs. Fred years she operated a photography |Schoettle and Mr. and Mrs. Henry

shop in her Indianapolis home. She Herpel, tickets. was 58. =

sone mses JOSIAN Hagan Rite Fred A. Hicks Set Tomorrow

Services for Fred A. Hicks, 239 N. Tllinois St., were held yesterday Funeral services for Josiah Hagan, 3752 W. Morris St., will be held at

at Crawfordsville. Burial was in New Market Cemetery. . He ‘was 10 a. m. tomorrow in the West Side Burial will be

Mr. Hicks, who was 64. died Friday in General Hospital. y Block Gospel Tabernacle. ir. Mooresville Cemetery.

an employee of the Wm. H. Co. 25 years. A native of Montgomery County, Mr. Hagan, who died Saturday in he was a member of the New Mar- his home, was a native of Lewisket Christian Church and the Bea port, Ky. and had lived in IndianHur Life Association at Crawfords- apolis for 35 years. For 56 years

ville. {he had been a machinist, and was Survivors are his wife, Pearl, and member of the West Side Gospel five sisters. Tabernacle. He was 76. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. A. M. Montgomery {Ella Hagan, Indianapolis; two

ida 5 A. M. Montgomery, retired pues {SRUBHIGSS, Mis. Retia Williams anid \ anapolis printer, died yesterday. He |, polis; two ‘sons, J oseph D., Boonewas 82. ville, and Richard P. Hagan, North Mr. Montgomery was born in Os-|Little Rock, Ark.; two sisters, Mrs. good and had resided in Indianap- Sudie Lodagson and Mrs. Margaret olis most of his life. He formerly Shank, both of Owensboro, Ky.; two was a printer for the Indianapolislbrothers, Helm Hagan, Belleville, News and was a member of Firstimy, and W. H: Hagan, Louisville, Ky. Methodist Church, Vincennes, and| the Typographical Union. Joseph George Wehrel Services will be held at Flanner| Funeral services for Joseph George & Buchanan mortuary. |Wehrel, 1409 N. Hamilton Ave. wiil ibe held at 1:30 p. m. today in Shir-

are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kervan, re-|

forum appearance. They are sched- Mrs. Julia Claghorn

Mrs. Julia Claghorn, an Indianapolis resident 46 years, died yesterday in her home, 1031 Ridgeview Drive. She was 83. : A native of Vevay, she was a member of Emerson Avenue Baptist Church. Survivors are a son, Everett; three brothers, Earl and Fred '['ardy, both of Gainesboro, Tenn., and Eugene Tardy, Grant's Pass, Wash.: a sister, Mrs. Laura Claghorn, Madison, and two grandchildren,

Mrs. Lucy Shelby

Services will pe held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Galilee Baptist Church for Mrs. Lucy Shelby, an {Indianapolis resident 38 years. {Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. She was 73. A native of Lyon County, Ky. she died Saturday in her home, 2621 Eastern Ave. She was a member of the Galilee church. Survivors are three sons, Otis, ‘Robert and Samuel Shelby; three daughters, Mrs. Susie Fenwrick, Mrs. Hazel Stephens and Mrs. Evan-| geline Holland, all of Indianapolis.

Virgil L. Price Funeral services for Virgil L. Price, 2064 N. Chester St. will be held at 1 p. m. today in Moore Mortuaries Northeast chapel. Burial will be in Sutherland Park Cemetery. The Rev. R. M. Dodrill, pastor of Broadway Baptist Church, will officiate. Mr. Price, who died Saturday in St. Vincent's Hospital, had been an engineer for the New York Central Railroad for 30 years, and was a member of the Brotherhood of {Railroad Engineers. He was 60. | He is survived by his wife, Mrs. {Lura May Price, Indianapolis.

Edward B. Hamilton

Services and burial for Edward Bates Hamilton were to be held at! 2 p.m. today at Cloverdale. { He died Friday in his home at Cloverdale. Mr. Hamilton, who was 85, was a former employee of the Indianapolis Abbatoir Packing Co. | Survivors are his wife, Eva; four |

| Charles Singer

{ley Brothers Irving Hill chapel. sons, Edward, Evansville; Everett | Burial will be in Memorial Park gr Coopers Mills, Me.; Arthur, Spo|{Cemetery. kane, Wash., and Orville, IndianMr. Wehrel, who died Friday in apolis; a daughter, Mrs. Daisy /his home, had been a tool maker Leugenbuhl, Beaumont, Tex. a

» i Rites Wednesday for the Allison Division of General | sister, Mrs.-Mag Summers, Martins- |

Motors Corp. for eight years. He ville, seven grandchildren, and three!

Services for Charles Singer, for- | was 64. mer custodian at the Transporta-| tion building who died yesterday st, P bi § 10 his home, 1717 8. Talbot St., will be| arg e © held at 8:30 a. m. Wednesday at his|

great-grandchildren.

Talents Brings

ro 10m wees 20 Chypch $1300 on $500 Loan

. Catholic Church, The Holy Name Society will‘pray at his residence at, 8 a. m. tomorrow. i Mr. Singer, who was 80, was a native of Cincinnati, O., he had oo vary Methodist Church.

Elkhart Pastor Trails Congregation With Net Profit of Only $3.07 in Building Drive

YLKHART, Ind., Oct. 20 (U. P.). ~The parable of the 10 talents paid off today for the Rev. Orrin Manifold and his 115 parishioners of

lived in Indianapolis 40 years and“ nul. 14 Bible story netted the church building fund $1300 on a $500

was a Church and its Holy Name Society. He is survived by his wife, Anna, and a aughter, Miss Stella Singer, ri Lenmert, both of Ander. |and: bring back the pro Day of Rec

son ‘and two nephews, Charles Sing- ning

member of Sacred Heart... better than 2% for one. Six months ago the minister borrowed $500 from a bank, divided into $10 shares among 49 persons g - tn the’ congregation and himself, “money

{the Rev. Mr. Manifold, sponsored a fish fry and made a profit of $37 Victim of Bad Weather The parson readily -granted that he did the poorest of all, He was

er, Anderson, and Herman Singer, yesterday was the day of reckon- the victim of bad weather. He told

North Vernon.

‘Bo McMillin’s

* kl » Sister Dies Word has been .received here of the death of Miss Mina McMillin, sister of Indiana's Football Coach

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Worth for services Wednesday following practice tomorrow afternoon. Other survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Catherine Sherrod and Miss) Pear] McMillin, boih of Pt. Worth, and two other brothers, Edgar of Childers, Tex, and Reuben of Ft. Worth, |

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successful steward. She bough

he used near the church. All he got were He fed a couple of baskets of marble-sized | months and sold spuds that he thought no one would, Mr. and Mrs. Rus- buy. He finally managed to peddle tripled their $20 by them at the church bazaar as ing cards. novelties and collector's items. He

first suggested the parable plan to servants.” : ’ : 4 i

at the church. After the regu- (his story when all the others had

lar service's sermon and hymns two down the aisle pate) “Youll remember that in the

finished. |

who partici- [parable one of the 10 took his talent The collection and buried it in the ground so he, the altar while (wouldn't lose it,” he said. what they did what I did, and I nearly lost it.”

“That's

The Rey. Manifold put his money 1 into seed potatoes which he planted

Donald Maxwell was the showed a $3.07 profit.

t' He closed the service by reading

and made 102 aprons which the final words of the parable: sold for $105. Her husband, who

“Well done, good and faithful

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In Home; lll a Year

William E. Morris Sr. R. R. 1,/Benton B. Miller, pastor of Oliv

Woodruff Place, died yesterday in|Knightstown. © Bridgeport, died yesterday in his Branch Christian Church. 3 Veteran With Phone Methodist Hospital. He was 63. | Survivors are three half-sisters, Robert Thomas Ramsey, 5726 Cen- home after an illness of one year.'will be in Washington Park Ceme"Co. 24 Years Mr. Gates, a native of Roanoke, nrc Harriet Wilson, Mrs. Olile ir! Ave, died yesterday in St. Vin- He was 61. | tery. v . oe Va, had been a resident of Indian- yqyes and Mrs. Eithel Burr, all of cent's Hospital. He was 70. Born in Bridgeport, Mr. Morris Mr. Morris is survived by his Services for Arthur L. 1 ¥, apolis 55 years. He was a MAID- plattsburg, O.: two grandchildren, Mr. Ramsey, a native of Craw- had spent most of his life In In- wife, Mrs. Estella A. Morris, Indi-: switchman for the tenance employee of dianapolis, and was a drill press anapolis; two daughters,

Technical james E. Camplin Jr. and Mus fordsville, had | operator at the Link-Belt Co. He Dewey L. Sisk and Mrs. John L.

was a member of Olive Branch Hide, both of Indianapolis; one son, |Christian Church, and Prospect William Edward Jr. Indianapolis; [Lodge 714, F&AM, lone brother, John H. Morris, Ihneral services will be conduct- dianapolis, Mrs. Maude C, Price and ed at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Mrs, Hazel R. Price, both of Bridge-

lapolis, and four great-grandchildren,| 0lis since 1905. In rn {June of that year he became buyer for L, 8. ayros' & Co. hosiery, glove,

Memorial to 6 Million Slain Jews Dedicated

underwesr and Wald funeral home, by the Rev. port, and six grandchildren, | NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (UP)—The men's furnishings . 5” Chapel, will be folpwed b crema ‘tenary Christian Church, Bell Tele- (ters, Mrs. Eva Eastwood, Indian- sites of a memorial to the 6,000,000 departments. He i R R bb . aD Rev. Martin s Bot ‘phone American Legion post, Ho0s- apolis and Mrs. Lucy Rose. Evans- Jews killed in Europe during World had been buyer « 0 ins es, pastor of the Covenant Orthodox

emeritus of -the ¢ hosiery, glove and Robert T. Ramsey underwear departments for the past several years. He was a member of the North

Presbyterian Church, will officiate at the services. Survivors include Mr. Robbins’

Rail Conductor wife, Mrs. Louise M. Robbins, “both.

Methodist Church, a charter men.- Richard R. Robbins, New York Oo a ber of the Indianapolis Athletic Central Railroad conductor for 25 po". (wo sisters, Mrs. Exie MeriClub, and a member of the L. S. years, died today in. St. Francis dith of Indianapolis and Mrs. AlAyres’ 20 Year Club : Hospital. He had been ill a year. vina Hair, Wyoming, Ill; three Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednes- Mr, Robbins was 52, a native of brothers, Wilmer Robbins of Kent, day in the residence. Burial will diana and local resident for 30 Ind.: Earl Robbins, Blocher, and be in Oak Hill Cemetery, Craw- years, He belonged to the Brother- Ralph Robbins, Martinsville, Ina. hood of Railway Trainmen, | and three grandchildren. ! Services Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. The family residence is 3434 Oenin the Moore Mortuaries Irvington| tral Ave. ’

War II was dedicated yesterday in

Services will be at 1:30 p

Burial will be in Persons. The memorial, which will stand

on Riverside Drive at 84th St. overlooking the Hudson River, will be Rachael 'froxell, 2100 N. designed by Sculptor Jo Davidson Among dignitaries present were

Services will be at 1:30 p, m, to-| William Rosenblum, president of. He is survived by one son, Rob-

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