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Robert E. Thompson, D Dies, Funeral Tomorrow at2 P. M. Lig Tomorrow

Seryices for Robeit E. Thompson, who died yesterday in his Voy Miss Ella F. Early | 3150 N. Capitol Ave, will be tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the Royster & | Askin mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill, "Native of State Mr. Thompson, who was 38, was a life resident of Indianapolis| Services for Miss Ella F. Early, and had been employed in the directory advertising department of Bell former school teacher, who died yesTelephone Co. .14 years. He was a member of the Capitol Avenus terday In her home, 2351 Brookside Methodist Chugeh. —Pkwy., South Dr. will be tomorrow ‘Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mil- Oada R. Murray at 9:30 a. m. in St. Philip Neri dred: Thompson: a son, David Lee! Funeral services for Oada R. Mur-| Catholic Church. Burial will be in Thompson; his mother, Mrs. Vina'Tay, 509 Holly Ave, will be held at Holy Cross. She was 83 J. Thompson; an. aunt, Mrs. Julia 2 p. m. Friday in the residence A native of North Madison, Miss Burnett, and a cousin, Mrs, ‘Helen Plans for burial have not been com- Early taught sthool ‘there before Prazee. pleted. {coming to Indianapolis in 1892. She Mr, Murray, who died yesterday, taught in the public schools here in General Hospital, was a native of !for 11 years, and later entered the

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ancis Williams, Miss Geneva home, 915 E. E. 40th St. Burial will of West MP achirgtor ‘Breet Meth- | Tevis, Nashville, Tenn; two sisters,

fan and Miss Gladys Black- bein Crown Hill.

well; two sisters, Mis. Jennie Cloyd, ahd. Mrs. Anna Curry; five

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Services for Thomas L. Deveny, | former Indianapolis. resident who died Monday in St. John's Hospital, Anderson, will be at § a. m, tomorrow at St. John's Catholic Church here. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. Deveny, here 38 vears, galls, where he was a

5 ol He was a member of st."John's Church,

Surviving are his wife, Rut: son, - Thomas Deveny Jr, Do

who was 41, lived He last lived in In-

rand- in Jefferson County and had lived | Claude; | children and two great hon here 35 years. She was -a membet | Tevis, fl dren.’ | . -

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odist Church. | Mrs. Clara Dowell and Mrs. Ella Surviving are her husband, Moore, Madison; a brother, William - a daughter; . Miss Claudia | Joyce Madison and two grandchilTiidianapolis:

Mrs. Tevis, who was 68, was born

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Martinsville, and had lived here 54 drygoods business with two. sisters, a sister, attended Westview Miss Katherine Early , | Baptist Chyrch, and for 18 years Anna Early,

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was a lumber inspector for Balke! & Krauss Co, cabinet makers. {was T8. | Survivors include there sons, Wil-| {llam, James and George Murray; {four dapghters, Mrs.’ Janie Hendricks, Johnson “Mrs. Lenora McWilliams,

and Mrs. Ryth Gilbert, all of In-'Indianapolis, and six nieces, ster Ba C hs 8. Jane de Chantal of Ft.- Wayne, ware ugk

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Max L. Danzig

| died yesterday in his home, 951 {High St. He was 61. Mr. Danzig had lived here 35’ |years and owned the Danzig De{partment Store. Puneral services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Aaron Ruben furieral ‘home, with burial in Knesses Israel Cemetery. He is survived by two sons, Frank | | Danzig, Indianapolis, and Robert

| Danzig, Brooklyn, | grandchild.

‘Louis Semenick Louis Semenick, a native of -Aus- | tria, died yesterday in his home, 724 N. Warman Ave. He was 77 Mr. Semenick was a . retired moulder, and had lived here since 19005, He was a member of the Slovenian National Benefit Society. ! Funeral services will be held at! 9 a. m. tomorrow in Stevens Mortu-| ary, with burial in St Sov Cementery. Survivors include his wife, Mus. Louise Semenick: one son, August’ Semenick; one stepson, Milo, and a stepdaughter, Mrs, Caroline But- |

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Charles A. Hunter Charles A. Hunter, a native of Jacksonville, Ill, died today in his, home, 2045 Park Ave. He was 74, | A retired Pennsylvania Railroad | conductor, he had lived in Indian-| apolis for many years. Mr. Hunter! was with the railroad 45 years and was a membgr of the Order of Rail. {way Conductors, and the Loyal Order of Moose, He is survived by his wife, Mrs Dorothy L. Hunter, and one daughter, Miss Viola Hunter. { Services will be held in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, but arrange- | ments have not been completed. |

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