Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1947 — Page 11

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At 1:30 Tomorrow Gave Life in Belgium Nov. 30, 1944

Military services for T. Sgt. Floyd M. Spray; who was killed in Belgium Nov. 30, 1944, ‘Will"be held at| 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley! Brothers West Side Chapel. Burial | will be Glen Haven Cemetery. |

Sgt. Spray, who lived in 951 N. | here yesterday after having been in Tibbs Ave, was serving with the failing health for three years.

Fifth Armored division. He was 37.

A native of Winchester, Tenn., he paper circles, Mr. Hancock was lived here nine years and was em- also active in Indiana Republican ployed in the battery department politics. He had been a Greensburg of the Prest-O-Lite Co. for six resident and civic leader for 30 | years. |

years. He is survived by three sisters,

Mrs, Albert Brown, Indianapolis;| Ruth Hancock; a son, John Cor-!

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{will be conducted here Thursdsy {afternoon at 3 o'clock for Edward J. Hancock, | Greensburg News and general manager of the Rushville Republican and Rushville Telegram.

Edward J. Hancock Well Known in State

Times State Service . GREENSBURG, Dec, 16—Services

publisher of ‘the

Mr. Hancock, who was 73, died

Widely. known in Hoosier news-

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. !

Mrs. Joan Harper, Milwaukee, and win Hancock, and a daughter, Caro-|

Mrs. Charles ‘White, Chattanooga, |] Tenn,

Mrs. Ira P. Haymaker |

Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian

burg, N. J, will be held at 10:30|™oved with his parents to Batesa. m. tomorrow in Shirley Brothers/ Ville and as a young man engaged Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will bei? the building and contracting {business there with his father, In| Daily News.

1897 he was appointed deputy clerk

Bunday in her home, 1422 Somerset of the Ripley ‘Circuit Court, and Ave, She lived here 65 years and in 1901 was admitted to the bar in

was a member of Central Christian RiPley County.

An Franklin, Mrs. Haymaker, who was 71, died

Church, Daughters of the American!

Revolution, and was a chartermem- 1902 as a reporter for the New In 1903 he pur-| epuplionn and Telegram at Rush- |

ber of the Inter Nos Clubs,

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| Castle . Courier. Survivors include her husband, chfised an interest in the New

ine June Hancock, all of Greens-|

Jennings County Native

- Mr, Hancock was born in Jen-|

He began his newspaper career in

Ira P. Haymaker; a daughter, Mrs. Castle Tribune, but left there to

Sara Scudder, Pt. Wayne: two sons, become editor of the Rushville ReJack A. Haymaker, Logansport, and publican. In 1904 he purchased thé Franklin; Brookville Republican,

Ira P. Haymaker Jr, three foster sisters, Mrs. Wilbur At-|

kinson and Mrs. Glenn Riser, In-and was connected for

Mr. Hancock went to Ohio in 1911

dianapolis, and Mrs. Harry Weed, an Ashtabula newspaper. Later he|

Chicago, and a brother, Charles! was connected with the

Linton, Indianapolis.

Mrs. Eleanor F. Williams

Funeral services for Miss Eleanor F. williams, former school teacher

Burial was in Morgantown.

home of a sister, Miss Edith Wil-! liams, Morgantown. She was 80. A resident of Indianapolis for 43 years, she was born in Liberty. She was graduated from Shortridge! High School and the University of|

tired in 1933. other sisters, Mrs.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Charles F. Leonard, Morgantown.

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Mrs. O'Connor, who was 77, died|

{yesterday in her home. She was | Yosha,

native of County Tralee, Ireland, Yosha, New York City, and Jack| land lived here 50 years. She was a| Yosha,

member of S88. Peter and Paull

the church, Survivors include a daughter,

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and Calvin Coolidge in 1920 and | 1924. Mr. Hancock became manager of resident here 53'years. He worked as 4 {nings County, Indiana, in 1874. He the Muncie Press in 1917. Later|a piano tuner. A. Hayiasker, 3 Daiive of Phillips . y | that year, with the late Luther D.| Services will be Wednesday at! |Braden, he purchased the Greens-|2 p. m. in the residence, Burial will | burg Weekly News and Greensburg

bined with the Daily Review and

ent Greensburg Daily News and the | Weekly Standard.

ville.

Indiana Republican Editorial Association for two terms. | was indorsed by the association for {the U. 8. senatorial short term, but

withdrew In favor of Willlam E. a time with! jenner.

Indianal,, | Forestry Association, forerunner to! the present state conservation department.

of the Butler University department of journalism. He was a member {of the Methodist Church here and] In 1916 he served as publicity di-| was Methodist district steward for! here for 43 years, were to be held at rector for James Watson's success- 30 years. He was past president of 10:30 a. m. today in Morgantown. ful campaign for U. S. Senator, and |the Greensburg Chamber of Com{he directed the Indiana publicity merce and Rotary Clubs, and was Miss Williams died Sunday in the C2MPpaigns of Warren G. Harding active in“many other civic groups,

Rites Tomorrow at 10:15 For Anna Griffin O'Connor

Chicago. She taught in several! Funeral services for Mrs. Anna, native of Serbia and had lived] elementary schools here and re- Grifin O'Connor, 2247 Broadway, here 25 years. She was a member {will be held at 10:15 tomorrow in| Miss Williams is survived by two Blackwell funeral home and at Albert Archer, 10:30 a. m. in SS. Peter and Paul and Mrs.| Cathedral. Burial wi. be in Holy Cross Cemetery.

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| Joseph, Patrick, John and Vincent, |o’Connor, all of Indianapolis; two |sisters, Mrs. Patrick O'Connor, In|dianapolis, and Mrs. Kathleen Lar|risey, Ireland; four brothers, Patrick jand John Griffin, Indianapolis, and Cornelius, and Michael Griffin, Ire(land, and one grandchild.

Janet Wallace

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{Curry funeral home in Greencastle, Burial will be in Montezuma. She was 1. | Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. | {Herman Wallace, formerly of Indi- | anapolis. | Survivors besides her parents are {three sisters, Mrs. Pearl Faucett,

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{Indianapolis; and Judith Ann WalReelsville; three brothers, Herman Jr. Robert and James Wallace, Reelsville, and her three grandparents, Mrs. Hope Wells, Indianapolis, and Mr, and Mrs. William Wallace, Sheridan, Wyo.

Mrs. Dessie C. Jensen

Funeral services for Mrs. Dessie Carr Jensen, widow of the late Morris Jensen, will be held at 10 (a, m, tomorrow in Goodwin funeral home, Frankfort. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery here. | Mrs. Jensen died Sunday in St. Vincent's Hospital after three weeks’ illness. | She is survived by a brother, James Carr, Frankfort; two sisters, Mrs. Truman Baldwin, Grand Rapids, Mich., and Miss Luna Carr, Los Angeles, Cal, and a brother-in-law, Otto Jensen, executive secretary of the Indianapolis Redevelopment Commission.

Mrs. Charlotte S. Kline

| Services for Mrs. Charlotte 8. Kline, 1814 E. 12th St, who dled Sunday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Paul A, Barber, South Whitley, ind., will be held tomorrow at 1 p. m. in the Flanner & {Buchanan Mortuary, Burial will | be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Kline, who was 80, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and was a member of the Central Christian Church. Survivors besides her daughter are two sisters, Mrs. Charles L. Russell and Mrs. Walter L. Minger, | both. of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Sophie Yosha || Services for Mrs, Sophie Yoeha, who died yesterday in her hone, 3516 Central Ave, will be held tomorrow at 1 p. m, in Aaron-Ru-ben funeral home, in 8hephardic Cemetery,

Mrs. Yosha, who was 80, was a

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John Simmons Jr., 4712 Southeastern Ave. who was killed while serving in Germany on Qct. 20, 1944, {were held last Tuesday in Harrisburg., Ill. -He was 23, . .

Mallory Co. prior to his induction on March 11, 1942. He had been overseas about two and a half months at the time of his death.

Linda Sithmons; his son, John Stm-| ‘imons III; his parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Simmons Sr.; four sisters, Mrs, Edna Huff, Mrs. Helen Kemper, Mrs; Bernice Boone and Miss Grace Sim-| mons, all of Indianapolis, and two {brothers, Kenneth and George Sim-| | mons, Harrisburg.

Edward M. Babb

{mont St., died yesterday. He was 77.

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Survivors: are his daughter, Miss;

Edward Myers Babb, 1610 E. Ver-|

Born in Herbst, he had been a|

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Survivors include his son, Bertram!

L. Babb; two daughters, Mrs, Violet | Weekly Standard to form the pres- | V. Switzer, Phoenix, Ariz, and Mrs.! Grace L. Shepherd; two sisters, Mrs. | Grace Winters, Marion, Ind, and|

Since 1929 he also had been presi- Mrs. Bertha Richardson, Indianap-|

Mr. Hancock was president of the

In 1944 he

For a number of years Mr. Hanock served on the advisory council

of the Jewish Old Folks Home and | 4,

the Shephardic. Synagogue. Survivors are her two daugh-| ters, Mrs. Sara Sarsaty, New York | City, and Mrs. Becky Cohen, In-| dianapolis; three sons; Samuel Indianapolis; Abraham

Mexico daughter, Mrs,

City; a Pauline Alboher,|

step-,

Himes, Seattle, Wash.; 21 grandchildren, and six great-grandchil-

&* {Miss Marie O'Connor; four sons, | dren,

Mrs. Anna Morris Mrs. Anna Morris, Peoria, II,

mother of Mrs. Mary Roser, 2326 E. Raymond St. died yesterday in Peoria of a heart attack.

Funeral services &nd burial” will

&¢ in Johnstown, Pa.

Besides Mrs. Roser, Mrs. Morris

| Services for Janet Wallace, who 8 survived by another daughter |died yesterday in the home of her (30d three sons.

Mrs. Minnie Baade Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Baade, 2207 N. Capitol Ave. will be held at 3 p. m. today in Krieger funeral home. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery. Mrs. Baade, who died Sunday in her home, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. She was 81.

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