Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1948 — Page 7
Elmer Saunders died WASHINGTON, Jan. 28—Quiet vol phere promises fair in his home, 319 Ridgeview radio| He was 83.
ing in 1934. Then, he
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SACKS BROS. ® ILLINOIS at OHIO ST: Open Dally to 7 P. M.—Sat. to 9 P. M.—Sun. to | A. M.
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i Ensley had Hved here for 47
Services will be held at 2 ». m. Memorial
® his wife, Maude; tomorrow in Victory 3 .i a daughter, Mrs. Methodist Church with the Rev. . n, his mother, Mrs.| T+ L. Rogers, pastor, officiating. apolts, and & DFG Rentschler, and tery, RB son, Dan ters, all of In| Survivors include. a daughter,
Mrs. Willamette Churchill, and two sons, Byron and Jesse L. Saunders, all of Indianapolis;|
erday seven grandchildren and 10 greatrive. grandchildren ! A native of Delaware County, “Services for Joseph Toon were
Tecoption for the rest he was employed for 13 years atito be held at 2 p. m. today in the School 13 as a Sustodisn, retir- New “Bethel E
g Joseph Toon
Baptist Church. 37 Byriat be in Acton; He was
r= te died Su in his home at New Bethel. A native of Marion County he was an“ mployee of the Beech Grove 35 years. Survivors include & daug Mrs. Elizabeth Schoentru sister, Mrs. Ella Wilking > | four grandchildren.
John H. Dudgeon
hg,
2041 Perkins Ave., will be held In the J, C. Wilson Chapel of the {Chimes Friday at 1:30 p. m. He {was 75. Burial will be at New | Crown Cemetery. Born in Kentucky, Mr. Dudgeon {had lived here 42 years. He died lin the St. Francis Hospital after
0" several years of retirement.
Surviving are his wife, Emma, { Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. {Nora Taylor, Louisville: Mrs. Minnie Ensley
Mrs, Minnie Ensley died last
| Ave. She was a member of the | Presbyterian Tabernacle Church, | "A native of Rush County, Mrs.
Services for bt H. Dudgeon, | 5 ML
‘Herschel S. Conner
Services fi will be i at 1:30 p. row in Shirley Bros.’ I Hill|
46 S. Hawthorne Lane. of Inglsnapoli, he lived here 35
years, s Nahas.
iter, manufacturers.
all of Indianapolis; bla mother, | s..Maude Lantz, and a sister, Mrs. Leland A. Churehill, Glen! Ellyn, Ih.
Paul F. ‘Wachsman
Services for Paul F, Wach man, a retired violin instructor,
Joseph Cemetery. He was-72.
362 E. McCarty St. A native of Germany, Mr,
in 1933. Survivors include a son, W.
¥ears.-She. was. 75, Services. will] be held in Flanner & tan,
are a oer]
| Wayne. -
Homer Wineinger Homer Wineinger, a county resident 20 years, died Monday in his home, 3225 N. Arlington Ave, He was 73. He was a native of Dubois . {County and was a chiropractor in Washington, Ind., before moving to this vicinity, He was a member of the Presbyterian Church at Was Survivors are his wife, Clara; one daughter, Mrs. Rachel Leduc, Tallah@psee, Fla,, and three sisters, Mrs. Della Ruehle, Christney; Mrs. Dora Roudenbush, Ire(land, Ind. and Mrs. Esta McCor-| mack, Indianapolis. Services will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries’| {Northeast Chapel and at 1 p. m. IFriday in “the Presbyteri {Church in Washington, will ‘be in Washington.
Charles W. Finley, and a niece, | Myrl Greenwald, both of ‘Ft. —The Board of Education ap-|
Is
ary and at 9 Catholic Church. Burial will be in Terre Haute, ;
Mrs. Alberta Spratt, Jno Mar|tha ot an Ind or Herschel 8. Conner, the t 30 disnatol m. tomor- [In General Hospital, She was 42. She was a native of Avondale, I, ‘Burial will be in Memo- Tenn., and a member of Philip's | Temple Church. Services will be held at 1 p. m.| day in Jacobs Brothers West chapel. Burial
ending part of his life in| Floral Park Cemetery. Survivors include her mother, Mr, Conner was a factory rep- Mrs, Betty Chowning: two sis-| resentative for Berry Bros, paintiters, Mrs. Willa Mae Wilson and] Mrs. Zelma Jackson; three stepSurvivors are his wife, Pearl; sisters, Miss Nellle Chowning.
two sons, Don and Virgil, and 8 Mrs, Sarah R ‘daughter, Miss Suzanne panda ah Russ and Ms. Majtie
Clark; three
and Lafayette Elmer Chowning a stepbrother, Lemuel Chowning, and two nieves, ] (al of Indianapolis,
_Arakel Bogigian
oii for Arakel B. Bogi-| 1053 32d St, a retired; will be held at 8:30 a. m. Friday San iin the Grinsteiner funeral home {Fug Worker, win be hed at 1 and at 9 a. m. in St. Mary's Cath-¥ - Hn 2 the Flaunt olic Church. Burial will be in: St. ueuanah Lloryary: , in be in Crown Hill Cemetery. e was 78, He died Monday in his home, "3," 7 Monday. A native of Armenia, he came to the U, 8B. Wachsman lived here 70 years|o) Yer hee na lived In Indi {night in her home, 2115 Central 20d taught violin at 628 8. Ala-|""g\ vivore are his wits, Arpen; sa St. for 25 years. He retired a daughter, Miss Roxy three sons, Paul,
|Paul. Wachsman, and a brother, Hyzola, ao Indianapolis; two
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Herant and Anna Mornijian,
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rdianavoiii ana one grandson. ‘Soviet Russia’ Banned ]
NEWARK, N, J, Jan. 28 (UP),
proved today a ban on the magazines The Nation and Soviet Rus-
perintendent John Herron on the | that The Nation had| published a series of anti-Catho-lic articles and Soviet Russia to-| day was un-American,
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