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songs in Yiddish and Hebrew at the Stein, president; Mrs Harry Gross, officers of the Sisterhood tomorrow omen, second vice-president; Mrs. directors. at 12:30'p. mW. in the United Hebrew Samuel J. Fox, recording secretary; Congregation Synogogue. Mrs. Irwin Udow,
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‘Sisterhood to Install Officers at Yundhicon TOmOrmaw.
Mrs. Eleanor German will sing|ficers will be installed: Mis. Morris Saancial secretary; Mrs, Jacob
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Friedman, treasurer, and Mrs. Abe anual luncheon and installation of first vice-president. Mrs. Sol Sol-|Cohn, chairman ‘of ';the * board of
Rabbi Fox, spiritual leader of the | corresponding | congregation, will deliver the inFollowing the program these of -'secretary; Mrs, Harry B. Stein, augural message and benediction.
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Local ‘Deaths—
‘Churchman, Mason Native of State
dence, 926 N. Beville Ave. He was 83 and had been ill two years. Mr. Harvey had lived in Indian-
Lodge 23, F&AM and the Redman's Lodge of Mansfield, O. He retired in 1040 after working for 20 years as ‘a salesman for the Huber Manufacturing Co. Services will be held Thursday at 2 p. m in" the Woodruff Place Church followed by burial in Memorial Park, Survivors include three sons, John M., Lester Li and Paul M. Harvey. Mrs. Lucille Kountz, Mrs. Ruby Robertson and Mrs. Reva Risley; a sister, Mrs. Kate Fowler; and a brother, Lee Harvey, all of Indianapolis; another sister, Mrs. Carrie Knope, New Palestine, Ind., and another brother, Ben Harvey, Cumberland, Ind.
Oscar Frame
Services for Oscar Frame, Who died yesterday in his home, 902 N. Jefferson Ave, will be Thursday at 1:30 p. m. in Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, Burial will be in Crown
"Mr, Frame, who was 73, was a native of Valparaiso, Ind.,, and had| been track foreman for the Indi-| anapolis Railway System for 30) years. He was a member of the Methodist Church-at-Wheeler, Ind. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Lottie Frame; .three = daughters, Mrs.
lestia Brown, Fresno, Cal,
and two, brothers, Robert Frame, Indianap-|
i olis, and Walker Frame, Valparaiso.|
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who died “yesterday will be held Thursday at 1:30 p. m. in the Brownsburg Christian Church. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Alexander was ‘62).an employee: of the Claypool Hotel “for a number of ygars immediately pre-
farmer near Brownsburg. He was a member of the Brownsburg Chris- | tian Church, the Masonic Lodge, and lived at 417 N. Forest Ave. He was born at Berea, Ky. but came to Indiana as a small boy. His survivors include his wife, Elizabeth Shockley Alexander of the Indianapolis. address; four brothers, Harrison and Silas of Berea; Leslie of New Augusta, Ind. and Camm of Pittsboro, Ind. and two sisters, Mrs. Nancy Powell and Mrs, Alberta Maupin, both of Clermont, Ind.
Althanassian Krikor St., died of a heart attack yesterday
home. Mr, Krikor’s body was taken
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ~~ |Lt. Cmdr. Clark Gets Two Awards
706 Carlyle Place,
-EX- Salesman, Dies Brose su and
.|{ing the Navy Day open house observance at the
« John w. Harvey, churchman and plant recently. Mason, died last night in his resi- The medals were awarded by Ad.(miral W, Blandy, ‘Comapolis 62 years, was a native of the mander state, a member of the Woodruff Atlantic Fleet. Lt. Place Baptist Church, the Center cmdr. Clark serve
* Services for John R. Alexander
ceding his death of a one-time
Althanassian Krikor, 3120 W. 61st
while pushing his car near his
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Lt. Cmdr, Milford B. Clark, USNR, received the
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ed as commanding officer of the USS LST 668 in the Southwes Pacific, during World War II.- ° ’
Robert Watts, Veteran, Dies at Cicero Home
Times State Service CICERO, Nov. 4—Services will be
2 p. m. tomorrow for Robert Watts, 23, who died yesterday. A native of Hamilton County, Mr. Watts moved to Cicero a year and a half ago from near Sheridan. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of the American Legion. Survivors include his wife, Phyllis; an 8-months-old daughter; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watts, of Sheridan; two brothers, Leo Watts, of Washington, D. C, and Morris Watts of Sheridan; two sisters, Mrs. George Demarree of Cicero and Mrs. Louis Sharpe of Bluffton, and a grandmd&ther, Mrs.
Mrs, Lucas Dis |
died yesterday in General Hospital.
‘Inessee, she had been a resident 0 ’ Indianapolis 26 years.
.{Tenn., and several nieces, nephews
held at the Cusick funeral home at Frank E. Jones
In Hospital Here
Tennessee Native Lived Here 26 Years
Mrs. Mayme Lucas, 2454 Ethel St, up
A native of Limestone County, Ten-
Services will be Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Seventh Day Adventist Church, of which she was a member. Elder Allison, pastor of the church will be in charge. Burial will be in New Crown, Survivors are her husband, Phelps Lucas; four sisters, Mrs, Emma McCullough and Mrs. Anna Houston, and Mrs. Lucille Solomon and Mrs. Gladys Simmons, both of Detroit; a brother, Hal Hobbs, Chattanooga,
and grandchildren, -
Services for Frank E. Jones, who died Sunday in his home, 420 N. California St, will be tomorrow at 2:15 p. m. in the Simpson Method-
Park. He was 67.
had been an ‘Indianapolis resident 24 years. He was a member of the Simpson Methodist Church and the Lotus Club, Surivors are two nieces, ‘Mrs. H. B, Fuller Coleman, Selma, and Mrs,
one foster granddaughter,
Jessie Harlas, of Lebanon.
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Martha McCracken and Mrs. Emma ¥ Ellis, both of Chicago, and Mrs. Ce-| |
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ist Church. Burial will be in Floral
Born in Selma, Ala, Mr, Jones
; ; d Of Opera Dies CLEVELAND, Nov. 4 (UP)~—Mrs. Charles H. Strong, patron of the arts and former star of opera and the theater, died last night after a four-month tines. * The former Eleanor Painter gave Her professional career "when she marrfed Maj. Charles H. Strong, president of Wm. Taylor Son & Co., in 1931. Mrs. Strong studied singing In Berlin and London. She made her first appearance in Covent Garden, London, in 1913. Victor Herbert wrote “Princess Pat" for -her and she won the hearts of light opera lovers with that” vehicle in 1915 and 19186, She made her grand opera debut in Berlin and for two years toured Germany singing the lead in Carmen, Madame Butterfly, Faust and La Boheme. Her favorite role was Madame Butterfly. Mrs. Strong, a leader of Cleveland society, was long active with the
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“Nominated ulead Union 20 Years
Teamsters Honor
C. E. Davis and Wife C. Everett Davis, the teamster who
Hoover's furniture out of the White House in 1933 and hauled it to: Palo Alto, Cal, his local union Sunday to serve as its president for 20 years. The nomination was made unanj= mous by approximately 1000 mem-~ bers of Teamsters’ Local 188. covers ing ‘bakery, dairy and laundry drivers here. They made the nom-. ination for four consecutive fiveyear terms. Mr. Davis’ wife, Mary, was voted the best union member in the local. |The members unanimously decided she was: entitled to special recog-
Cleveland orchestra.
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| business. Union members said both actions
Mrs. Harold Conrad, 47, were unprecedented in the local Dies at Zionsville Home which Mr. Davis organized in 1942;
| Voting on the nomination will take’
LEBANON, Nov. 4—Funeral serv- place the second Tuesday in De-. —iieces-for Mrs Harold Conrad, 47, wife] cember, of the postmaster at Zionsville and|
Other nominations were Charles
moved former President Herbert,
was nominated by
nition for not complaining about Mr. Davis’ long “hours om union
a clerk in the postofice’ there,’
the Zionsville Christian Church,
will| Brown and ¢. R. Kinnaman, for. be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at|local vice president; Leonard Bea,
Ray Eccles and ‘George Dugger,
‘Mrs. Conrad, a native of Hen-| secretary-treasurer, and Carl Sur-
Josephine Graham, Chicago, and Mrs.
Zionsville of heart attack.
Julia Gillespie, Chicago.
brother.
Survivors-include, besides the hus- , one daughter, one §on and a| council from the third district on
dricks County, died at-her home in|ber, Willam B. Smythe and Felix
Maris, trustee. Mr. Davis is a candidate for city
| the United Labor ticket.
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