Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1947 — Page 16

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Rites gs the Rev. Nina Ford A

| Washington Park.

To Be Saturday at 2

Services for the Rev. Nina Pord, wife of the Rev, George E Yord who died Tuesday night in her home, Saturday at Z p. m. in the Jordan funeral home.

4111 English Ave, Burial will be in

will

Rev. Ford, who was 56, was a native of Spencer and had lived in

‘Indianapolis 51 years.

Bhe was a member of the First Baptist Church and the Others Class of the church. |

She was an ordained Spiritualist Mrs. Alice R. Roszell Alice R. Ros-

minister

Survivors besides her husband are!

two daughters, Mrs. Mary Hender- | son and Mrs, Frances Lorentz, and {two stepdaughters, Miss Martha | Ford and Miss Patricia Ann Ford, | all of , Indianapolis; & brother, Maurice Kiphart of Kentucky, and in sister, Mrs. Nellle Teepell, In. {dianapolis

Mrs. Hattie Battles

Services: for Mrs. Hatile Battles, ( 1828 N. West 8t, who died Tuesday, will ‘be held tomorrow at 1 p. m. in the Mount Olive Baptist | Church, Burial will be In New | Crown, She was 56. { Born in Rome, Ga., she had been | a resident here 30 years and was a| member of the Mount Olive Church. Survivors are her husband, Jonas | Battles, two sons, James and { Charles Battles, both of Indianaplolls; two daughters, Mrs. Edith | Cruse, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mary Lou O'Neal, Chicago; three brothers, Jerry Ensley, James Ensley and| Frank Blackmore, and a sister, Mrs, | Estonia White, all of Indianapolis

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Funeral services for Milton C. Lynn, 1002, College Ave. will be [held at 10:30 a. m., tomorrow in Worthington. Burial will be In Lin. ton. Mr. Lynn, who was a native of Greene County, died Tuesday in pg home... Ha. was. 10. [ farmer, he had lived here 12 years, Hurvivors include his “wife, Mrs. Donna. E. Lynn; two sons, O, M. Lynn -and R. M. Lynn, Indianapolls; two daughters, Mrs, Eletha Ihdianapolis, and Mrs, H. H Charles, Brazil, Ind, and three

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Bervices for Mrs zell of 17 N. Keyitone Ave. will be at 10:30 a. m. Baturday in Bhirley Brothers q9rving Hill Chapel,

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Rosze il, lis 30 years,

a 87,

a resident of In|

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Roszell|

was a member of Westport Baptist Unit No.

Church, American

Memorial

Legion Auxiliary

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Gold Btar Mothers of World War 1. Surviving are a daughter,

Nellie

R. Creech;

two sons, Fred Mrs.

Mrs.

Giddings, Westport, and Tom Gid-!

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A. retired. i

New Castle;

brother,

15] Overstreet, | grandchildren and 23 great-grand-! her home, 151 E. Fall Creek Blvd,

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School Custodian Lived Here 32 Years

Funeral services for James Hyde, |

219 -Edison Bt, a custodian for the Indianapolis School Board for 17 years, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Northcast Chapel. Burial will be In Ebenezer Cemetery. Mr. Hyde, who was 67, dled yesterday in his home. He was a {member of the Calvary Baptist) Church, and was a custodian at Public School 38. A native of To-| | tnsport, he had lived here 32 years, Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Anna E. Hyde; two sisters, Mrs.| Eva Rickert, Cannelton, and Mrs. Zona Hardesty, Indianapolis; a | stepson, Thomas H. Shutt, and two | grandchildren.

Forest Overstreet Services for Mrs, Forbst Wells who died Tuesday in

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Hoary. The ‘time has not been dent. of She will be held : in Reno, Nev. Mrs. Ovefstreet had been 4 life © Mr. Griffith who was 44, “died resident of Indianapolis dnd was a Tuesday in “is home in Reno. He member of the Church of Crist Was a native of Maywood, Ind. | Bejentist, the Women's. Depart-| Survivors liclude his wife, Mrs. | ment Club, the Women’s Democrat- Mary Shepler Griffith, Reno; a son

Vie Club, the Jefferson Club andi John; his mother, two sisters, and

the International Travel Study two brothers. Club. Survivors are a stepson, Harold B. Overstreet; a brother-in-law,

Robert Overstreet, and 14 nieces 1 and nephews, all of Indianapolis, Gaston G. Griffith lerk Brothers Co. Q HE . Wayne

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