Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1947 — Page 6

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Local Deaths—

Frank Straub, w

Dies, Rites Today -

Was Former Member Of Board of Safety

Services for Frank Straub; former member of the Board of Safety, who dieq Saturday in the hom «of his son, Elmer E. Straub, 5708 Winthrop Ave, were to be at 3 p. m, today in thé Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown .Hill Mr. Straub, who. was 90, was a native of Sidney ‘0. He came to Indianapolis- at the age ‘of 17. He was. a meniber Indianapolis ‘Board of Safety from 1903 to 1006 and was superintendent of public construction from 1914 to 1918 He: was a master mechanic at Piel Brothers Starch Works: where he had worked for 65 years until re. tirement seven years ago. He and his wife, the late Emma Hofiman Straub, celebrated their. 63d wedding anniversary May 3, 1045 She died July 7, 1845, Survivors besides the son are two grandsons, Jack F Straub, both of Indianapolis,

Fred O. Ball

Fred O. Ball, a native of Monon died vesterday in ‘his home, 144 E 30th 8t. He was 75 A resident of Indianapolis for years, he was employed by Citizens G,s and Coke Co. helore retiring five “vears ago. He was a member of the Baptist Church and the Conductor's Club Funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. tomor in Flanner & Bus chanan mortuary, with in Crown Hill Cemetery, « Mr. Ball is survived. by his wife Mrs. Addie LL. Ball, Indianapolis; a son, James F. Ball, Tulsa, Okla.; a daughter, Mrs Ray F. DeVaney, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Hough, both of Indianapolis, and three grandchitdrem -_

Mrs. Lillie A. Lochry Bervices for Mrs. Lillie A. Lochry Franklin, who.died home of her son, Dr. Ralph ” “Lochry, 6150 Crow's Nest Dr, to be at 10:30 a. m. today In Frank-

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was 83. «

A native of Trafalgar, she was a wife of Walter Com- Pennsylvania St, Her p Buchanari

member of the Hurricane munity Congregational Church son, Dr. Lochry, is the head of the X-ray department of St. Vincent's t Hospital. Survivors are another son Lochry, Indianapolis, - and grandsons

Mrs. Hattie M. Dixon

Services for Mrs. Hattie M. Dixon, who died Friday in the home of hep

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wife

Mo, Thupsday in the Cox

were Gardner,

Harry V Mrs. George StLilz,

! bind ding anniversary

Dies in Hospital Here

Dr. Ross A. Cooper, for 38 years a general practitioner n Carmel,

‘Ind, died last night in Methodist

Dr. Cooper was stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage as he prepared|

to leave his office yesterday.

Hospital. He was 65.

He was. a staff member of Methodist Hospital, and was a member |

of the Hamilton County Medical Soclety, State Medical Association, | Private ‘services for Elder W. body was among the first returned from Bur

Carmel Post American Legion and Carmel Lodge 421, F&AM. He was! a veteran of World War I. Puneral services, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Carmel Friends Church, with the Rev. Gertrude Reinier oMciating. Burial will be in Carmel Cemetery, Dr. Cooper is survived by his wife! Mrs. Pearl Cooper,

Friendship Train Due Tomorrow

Thé Friendship Train is moving graduate of Indiana University and Melvin and Bobby Locke, and three be in St. Joseph's, a son, David toward Indianapolis today to pick gq. veteran of World War I, serving sisters, Miss Ruby Locke and Mrs.| Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Rose Cooper, and a daughter, Mrs. Vir- up gifts of canned milk and other ,yergpag three years as a captain in Alice Lair, all of Indianapolis, and 'Shutt;

For Elder W. Diggs

Private Services Set For School Principal |

‘Diggs, principal of School 42 the {last 26 years who died Saturday in: {his home, 1908 Highland Place, will [be held at 11° a. mi. Wednesday in foe ha M. C. Willis & Son mortuary. | {Burial will be in Crown Hill. : Mr, Diggs, who was 64, was a na-. tive of: Madisonville, Ky. He was a

gihia Gustafason, both of Carmel, supplies tomorrow for the starving (ph. agsth infantry,

ind four grandchildren,

Mrs. Goldie Lockard Rites for Mrs. Goldie O. Lockard Warman Ave. will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Conkle funeral home Burial will be In Floral Park Cemetery Mrs. Lockard E. lLockard, died home. She A native of Morgan County,

the wile of James Friday in her )

was 52

she

and was & member of 'I'rinity Methodist Church and the Ladies’ [Auxiliary to Hayward-Barcus Post, American Legion, Surviving, In Mr

addition to

Lockard, are her mother, Mrs. Mary the canned milk tomorrow to the Pennsylvania St. Emery *train may leave their packages at his home, 4486 Guilford Ave, {the Red Cross headquarters, 1126 N

B. Allen,” and Allen, all of

George W. Warner W. Warner, a native of ile, died nme, 120% E

a brother, Indianapolis,

George Wushingtvn St, He WAS A former and real es

automobile salesman

tate dealer, he had lived

here 18 years

‘held at Shirley Burial

be in Chapel

Funeral will p. m, Wednesday Cent¥al

services

eo Warner. As survived by hissy Mr: L. Warner; a ywother, Albert Warner, St and three sisters, Mis. Sina and Mrs. Mabel McQueen, both f Crothersville, and Mrs, Bertha Hanover, Ind

Annie M. Bozell Services for Mrs. Annie M. Bozell, V. Bozell, 2438 Nwill be at 2:30 in mortuary, re in Trown Hill Mrs. Bozell, who esterday in her he daughter of

Blanche

m. tomorrow

Burial will was: 83, died home, She was the late Mr. and early Indianaplis residents, and she and her huscelebrated their 60th wedlast June, old Indianapolis

A graduate of

of of Cincinriati and

children and adults of Europe Tomorrow, the train will be at the 38th Bt, Monon Boulevard Station sto take on the city's contribution, The Red Cross will collect canned milk In cartons on the Circle tomorrow until noon and today. untiL4 p. m, The city street cars also today are serving as collection stations for the milk,

Some Indianapolis citizens who

and Peter G. had lived in Indianapolis 40 years: wish to give sums of money are tele-

phoning orders for 100-pound sacks of flour, dried peas, beans and soap The wholesalers will deliver paar. sizeable orders to the train, Persons who are unfible to take

Meridian St. Paul L. Gastineau, local chairman for the train collection, spoke of the

yesterday In his growing enthusiasm for the project. University,

School children of Anderson, will send a truck load of food to the train, Noblesville also has signified that a hi will come from there,

Ind.

Jewish Council

Opens Offices

Charles Posner, director of Indianapolis. Jewish Community

the Reestablishment of offices the Pythian building. Mr. Posner was appointed as director of the 3 council last year § and only recently completed a study |

of community re- # Flanner & lations

programs in several eastern states, He is a graduate the University y Mr. Posner has been associated with the National Jewish Welfare Board in New York as radio consultant and supervisor of Jewish center divi-

son, George Dixon, 524 W. Abbott High School, Mrs. "Bozell for many sion publie relations.

Bt, will be held at 10 a. m, tomorrow in the J.-C. Wilson Chapel | of the Chimes. Lafayette, Mrs. Dixon, who was 71, was born near Winchester, Ky, and had been

an Indianapolis resident two years.',;.e uo daughter, She was a member of the Methodist ',

Church in Millgrove; Ind. Survivors besides her son are a daughter, Mrs. Leora Rex, Burbank, Cal, and two grandchildren,

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a leader of the Girls Friendly So- 21 Curtain Calls

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Thornton A. Merrick

Thornton A. Merrick, a railroad her recital yesterday in which she brother

in his home,

li here, MA. 5554 Association of ‘Retired Railroad Em- erat Employees Association,

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and woman's auxiliary of

Mr. Bozell! Miss Ruth Bozell, Technical a son; Ralph Bozell, Detroit; “a sister, Mrs, Prances J. Barrows, Indianapolis, and a grandson, Ralph: R- Bozell Jr, Lafayette, |

Surviving, besides

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Miss Truman Takes edward Bryan

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov, 10 (UP) —Margaret Truman, daughter of

High the President, was en route to Lit- ial ‘will be in Crown - Hill

tle -Rock, Ark. today for another concert, hopeful that she would receive the same ‘very warm reception” she received here. Miss Tiuman will sing her con-| i

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14028 Caroline Ave,

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He taught in township schools, and in Bloomihgton, Vincennes and Rising: Sun before coming to Indianapolis, He received his masters degree from Indiana University in 1944, He was the founder of Kappa Alpha Psé Fraternity at the university, Survivors are his wife Mrs. Lyla Diggs; a step-daughter, Miss Doris Roberts; a sister, Mrs, Effie Hawkins; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Carrie! Diggs ;, four nieces and two nephews, all of Indianapolis,

Arthur I. Sundling Arthur I. S8undling, owner of the Sundling Brokerage Co, 230 8, died yesterday in He was 48 Mr, Manistee, since 1923,

Sundling was a native of Mich, and had lived here He attended Valparaiso and was a member of

the National Food Brokers’ Asso-

ciation, Indiana Manufacturers’ and

Kiwanis Club Legion Post 4,

Brokers’ and the

Asfociation, American

[He was a veteran of World War I.

Mr, wife, a daughter, Lwo Sundling and a sister, Mrs,

Sundling is survived by his Mrs, Mary L. Walsh Sundling, Miss Barbara Ann sons, John Arthur peter Sundling, and Esther Baldwin, all

Louis, 1ations. Council, has announced the ©! Indianapolis,

Catherine Schiek (Katy Schiek, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. She was 82. A native of Cincinnati, O. she had been a resident of Indianapolis 50 years and was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Services will be held Wednesday m. in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will he in Memorial Park. Survivors are three sons, Herman and Harry Schiek, both of Indianapolis, and Walter Schiek, Washington, D. C; four daughters, Mrs, Alma Schulsky, Mrs. Prieda K. Abney and Miss Ida Schiew, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Florence Carl, Miami, Fla.; four grandchildren and four great- grandchildren.

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Services for Edward Bryan, who

{died Friday in his home, 3119 Ra-

der St., were to be held at 2 p m/ today in the Kirby mortuary. Bur/He was 70. / A native of Chicago, Mr. Bryan had lived here most of his Jife and owned a grocery at 3115 Kader St. for the last 21 years. J Survivors are his wife Mrs. Mary Biyan; ‘a son, Joseph Bryan; a Milton Bryan, and two

worker for 34° years, died yesterday sang Six programmed numbers and gral ndehildren, all of Indianapolis.

605 E. Southern Ave. He was 82 He was employed in the air brake maintenance department of the 1llinois Central Railroad, and had re= tired in 1937 Mr, Merrick, of Paris, Ill, Olive Branch center

who was a native was a member of tie Christian. Church Lodge 23, F&AM ployees, and the TOOF. He had been a resident of Indiandpolis 42 vears Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in Olive Branch Chi Church with burial Washington Park Gemeterv, kh

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ck Gle all of Indianapolis Orlando, Fla Homer MerHous Tex., and a brother Granville Merrick, Roswell, N. M.

Mrs. Rosa Baumann Mrs. Rosa Baumann, a nafive of Baden, Germany, died yesterday in home, 1836 Singleton St She 85 ne A resident of Indianapolis for 66 she was a of the Mother She was charter Catholi

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Mrs. Maude Dorris Mrs. Maude Dorris dent of Indianapolis m her home was 58 She

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in Vincennes

had lived in Vincennes for 30 ‘years and was a member of the Presbyterian church there. She Was a native of Bloomfield Funeral services will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Vincennes and burial will be in Bloomfield. Mrs. Dorris is survived by her husband, Bert Dorris: Mrs. Dorothy Combs, Akron, and Mrs. Alberta Kirk, Detroit: brothers, Charles Workman, A: ton, Va, and Dexter Bloomfield; four sisters, Mrs Rogers and Mrs. Arthur both of Indianapolis: Mrs, Frankie, Upper Darby, Pa., and Mrs. Ruth Heinricks, Miami, Fla.

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Mrs. ‘Krouse y native of CincinHero of Battle of Bulge [=o minis & Vors besides her daughter, Rites. for Ralph E Locke, former Technical High School student are two other daughters, Mrs. Ethel |killed in the Battle of the Bulge, will beat 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Garvin and Mrs. Gladys King, both (First Church of the Nazarene. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery. fof Indianapolis; a son, Clinton | Pfe. Locke, who was 23, was. a ‘member of the 395th Infantry Regi-|Krouse, Eagle Village, Ind., a" sister, 'ment of thé 99th Division at the time he was killed, Dec. 20, 1944. His Mrs. May Quick; five grandchildren,

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‘entering the service Dec. 4, 1942, [Robert W. Shutt, killed in action in, Surviving are, his: wife, Mrs, {Germany July 6, 1944. Gladys Locke; two daughters, 'Pa-| - Services will be held Wednesday | tricia and Doris Marie Locke; - his at 8:30 a. m. in Little & Sons’ fu- | parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. neral home and at 9 a. m. in Holy | Locke; four brothers, Paul, Lloyd, Name Catholic Church. Burial will’

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