Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1947 — Page 20

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Local Deaths— | . William Freund, Pharmac services

Owner, Dies in Hospital For Mary

William C. Preund, owner of the Preund Pharmacy, Ine. Highland| Teacher's and Michigan Sts, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital, He was 66, |

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Church. Spanish American War veteran, He there. She was 31 He was the former owner of the wag a native of Wabash, Wife of Edgar Hord Sanatorium in Shelbyville and was a graduate from Purdue University,

Burvivors include three daugh-

home, 6047 Compt ters, Mrs, J, K. Ross, Belleville, 111.

Mortuaries Peace Chapel, by the Orinda. Cal + «f Rev, Prederick R. Daries, pastor of , the Zion Evangelical Reformed ! Church, Burial will be in Crown Indianapolis

Hill Cemetery, Bervices will be at 10 a. m. to-

N Mr, Freund is survived by his . . vin s Mothers and Pediatricians Agree wife, ~ Mrs. Stella Albersmeie morrow in the Dorsey funeral Mrs, Allie L

one son, Kenneth Bigus, San Prancisco, and a HgLaer, Mrs. Ws daughter, Mrs. Katherine Shickles, 3 sister, ¥

Freund, and four sisters, Mrs. Mary (on park Cemetery

eo ) on Survivors besides 17 vears, and was employed by the been a resident of Indianapoli:

Rk ~ daughters, Mrs, Citizens Gas & Coke Co. He was a Most of his life. He was operator id

garet Hicks: his mother, Mrs. Mat- Past 10 years . tie Hicks’ a sister. Miss Edna Hicks Survivors are a daughter, Mrs Mrs. Annie and two brothers, Lem and Jerry Mabel J. Winters; two grand- Mrs, Annie Ma

Silas FE. Bigus, 618 N. Chester St

I home, Burial will he in Washing Mrs, Alije J. LeFe

% { % pvative of Allanda, Cia of an automobile accessory shop 40 Hardinburg, Ind, and Mrs, Bonnie SIZES 2 to 6 6 /2 fo 8B Survivors include his wife. Mar. |Y#ar and had been retired for the Osburn, Indianapolis; ‘four granda . § 1 l 1 ar

children, and one great-grandchild

rtin, 601 N. Rural

9 Hicks, all of Indianapolis daughters, two great-granddaugh- St., died yesterday in St. Vincent's S 318 M A . . ters, and one great-grandson, all of Hospital. She was 78 ass. ve. Silas E. Bigus . Indianapolis, A native of Columbus, Mrs. Mar-

Today Beaman

Wife Dies

Mr. Freund, 687 West Drive, Woodruff Place, was a native of Lynn- At Age 31 two daughters, Mrs. Margaret J. home, 3345 N. Pennsylvania St., will ville, and had lived here 45 years. He was «member of the Capitol Services for Mrs. Mary Beaman, NOD! and Mrs. Gertrude J. Sage; a'be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in City Masonic Lodge, F&AM 312, Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine, Indiana Wife of a Broad Ripple High Schoo) Sister. Mrs. Margaret Clark, and two Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Pharmaceutical Association, National Association of Retail Druggists teacher, was to be held at 2 p. m 8#randchildren, all of Indianapolis. Burial will be in Crown Hill Ceme- | and the Zion Evangelical Reformed today at Kempton, Buri

mn St. 8he was a

graduate of Kempton High Scncol tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries , Funeral services will be conduct- Mrs. Esther Lankford, Milwaukee, and Ball‘State Teachers College#™ Peace Chapel. Burial will be in SUE Re ed at 11 a m. Saturday in Moore Wis, and Mrs. Virginia Allen, Survivors besides her husband are Washington Park. | and JEWELRY REPAIR! a daughter, Miss. Julie Beaman: her A

m- Tunis, Kermap-~ rs. Laurence F

Ham, New York, and ‘a brother, Arthur unis, Frankfort

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