Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1947 — Page 11
‘WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22,
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Br mais rene ws Rites at 1:30 Tomorrow aonaimien ote 2x of FOr Mrs. Cordelia Darrah
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Services for Mrs. Cordelia Darrah, 828 N. Goodlet Ave,
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her daughter, Mrs. Mattie Perry, 519 Cable St.
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Survivors also include a sister,
rant, and This 1 | y s It. Mrs. Maude Allison, Monticello: al | residence, and at 10 a. m. in 88 opm 231 Ss. Noble st. MA-0968 brother, Manson Adams, Home- | Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial . place; six sons, Herbert, Manson, will be in Holy Cross Cemetery Emmet, Harlan and Millard, all of She was 63.
Indianapolis, and Harrison, Los Angeles; 26 grandchildren; 15 greatgrandchildren,.and two great-great- | dchildren,
{her home, was a member of | Peter and Paul Cathedral.
Funeral services for Miss Edna olls, and Mrs, Viola Kane, 1827 N. Illinois St, Miller, New York; were held at 9:30 a. m. today in the Frank T. Kane,
a Eugene R. Kane, THURSDAY
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Services for Indianapglis resident 43 years,
He was 80,
of his daughter, Mrs.
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Indianapolis resident 30 years, will be held at 1:30. p. m. tomorrow in the West Side Christian Church. Burial will be near Carmel. She was 79. A native of Hamilton County, she died yesterday in the home of She was a member of | the Daughters of America at Noblesville and the West Side Church.
Miss Kane, who died Sunday in
She is survived by three sisters, Miss Edith A. Kane and Mrs. Marie Miss Edna Viola Kane kane Hampton, both of IndianapMarguerite Kane two brothers, and
® Minn. two nieces and one nephew.
George Grund,
A native of Wuerttenberg, Ger- years. many, he died Monday in the home | wood Christian Church, Ralph W.|
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Girnie L. Reeve
Dies,
an COLUMBUS, Ind, Oct. neral services for Girnie L. Réeves, a founder and for 58 years an offi-
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Rites Set
tomorrow.
since he was 17.
a
an| Mrs. Bessie Bridges
will |
be held at 10 a. m, tomorrow in the LaSalle St. G. H. Herrmann funeral home. Bur- | home. fal will be in CroWn Hill Cemetery. |
fort.
Mrs. Bessie M. Bridge of 1362 N.| died yesterddy at her pital. She was 71, A native of Thorntown, she had Hardesty was a member of South-| funeral home, been ‘a resident of Indianapolis 44 port Baptist Church and the South- | Crown Hill Cemetery. She was a member of Lin-| port Masonic Lodge. | Mr, Services will be at 11 a, m. Satur | pr, is E. Bn |b t / - ancis Gene Hardesty, Beec y an overturning tractor on the| willeford, 1559 E. 52d St. He for-(day in Shirley Brothers Central Grove, and Omer B, Yeager, pew Fp gn ropean. theater of operations, has merly was an employee of Kingan & Chapel. Co. He operated a grocery at 24th | Hill and Alabama Sts. in"his later years| and previously operated a farm in|A. Bridge, Indianapolis; a daughter, | brother, |Mrs, Francis E. Pitts, Indianapolis, apolis, sur- and a brother, Earl Kersey, Frank-
Burial will be in Crown non;
2—-Fu- |
§ Chancellor Fargo rs, Hattie Green Y=
Dies in Hospital
Chancellor Orin Farg6, 6202 N. Die H me Her ., died yesterday in | S In 0
Meridian St Methodist Hospital.
A native of Quincy, Ill, Mr, FArgo| per of the Tabernacle Presbyterian lived here most of his life, and was Church and Indianapolis resident|s resident of Indianapolis for 3 an employee of the American Ex-|for 16 years, died today in her member of the cial of the Reeves Pulley Co. of ress Co. for 20 years. He attended years, and was a Columbus and New York, will be Butler University, and was a mem-| was 78.
held in the Christian Church here ber of the Episcopal Church of the
Funeral services will be held in
Mr. Reeves was president of the firm, one of the city's oldest indus= Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, buti ny J Her survivors include her|
tries, for 32 years. He had served as S88. secretary-treasurer of the company |Mrs, Katherine P. Fargo; a sister,|
the time has not been arranged. Mr. Fargo is survived by his wife, ,¢ Indianapolis;
Mrs. Jewel F, Neumeyer; two daughthe followin randchildren, He was one of the oldest members| Mrs. R. Norman Baxter and 8 &
of the-Columbia Club, Indianapolls, |... Berkley W. Duck Jr. and five
and was active in the Masonic or-| ders for 53 years. He was an official] |grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.
in the local Christian Church here,|S¢,. Elmo: Hardesty where he taught a Bible class for | Minneapolis, 45 years. » Survivors inckmde his wife, Maude Reeves, and three children,
Services for
Mrs. | Southport, will be held at 1:30 p. M.| pmortuary with burial in Crown Hill. | | tomorrow in the J. ©. Wilson Chapel El L Bell | Mooresville, and John, Peter and {of the Chimes. mer ' er Greenwood.
Survivors
two daughters, Mrs. Grove City, Pa. Surviving are her husband, Fred | John Brewer, Southport, and one|two Otho Hardesty,
Friends may call today at the J.[Miss Nan Beller, and Mrs. ©. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes.
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He was T7. He died Monday in Long Hos- Elmer L. Beller, RR 1, Plainfield, |
A native of Kentucky, retired
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Serv Katie Westra, RR 1, In- | aianagolis; died yesterday morning lin her home. She was 51,
He was 69, Mrs. Hattie Tyler Green, a mem- | ; A native of Holland, she had been
| home, 3345 N. Pennsylvania St. S| christian Park Reform Church. 1d at 2 She was born in New York ity | RE ea pet and was a member of the Order of P: ™ "a a al be the Eastern Star of Highland Park, Rerorm Chure ria Memorial Park Cemetery.
| daughter, Mrs. William P. McGuire| She is survived by four daughters, her son, Robert 1.| Mrs. Alice Stewart, Connersville; and | Mrs. Sophia Shane, Mrs. Mary Jane Pa-| |Klyn and Miss Thelma Westra; two |sons, Herman and Charles Westra, of Indianapolis, and Robert 1./all of Indianapolis; four sisters, Green Jr, Isabel and Edna a Mrs. Elsie Hennipman and Mrs. Highland Park. Bertha Elsner, Indianapolis; Miss Services will be held Friday at (Fehrieild Ven Dyke, Detgoif, A q 1 p. m. in the Flanner & Buchanan Hd brothers, Albert Van Dyke,
| Green, Highland Park, N. J,
tricia, Robert and James McGuire |
Elmo Hardesty,
{Bert Van Dyke all of Coldwater,
Burial will be in Mich. and three grandchildren.
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Mr./at 2 p. m. tomorrow, in the Wald! IC. of Cc. Secretary
Burial will he in| | Times State Service Beller, who was 63 and a RUSHVILLE, Oct 22~—Robert J. sons, | retired veteran, was killed Monday| Winkler, former air force bomber pilot who saw action in the Eu-
electrician,
tary of He is survived by one daughter, | been elected executive secre 3 Belles, Pe | the Rushville Chamber of Com-
brothers, Ernest R. Beller,| merce. Indian-/Marion, and Charles Beller off Mr. Winkler, a graduate of Rush{Oakland, Cal, and two sisters | ville High Bchool in the class of Effie! 1935, succeeds George Griesser, re- | signed.
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