Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1948 — Page 4

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will be inlago after living most of her life on the campus

in Crawfordsville and Cloverdale. Survivors are his wife, Hattle;| Survivors are her husband,

three daughters, Mrs. Loretta several nieces and nephews. Weschler, Mrs. Clara Sullivan and Mrs. day in Locust Grove Methodist Mary Speer, both of Indianapolis; Church near Boswell, Burial will a sister, Mrs. Margaret Thomp- be in the cemetery there. son, Chicago, and 10 grandchil- EA SE Father Lauck's Work

Chosen for Art Show

Times State Service

a son, George Jr. Indianapolis; Clayton; a brother, Charles, and ‘elected officers nr. O'Neal | in a

lifelong resident of Marion Coun-

NOTRE DAME, Feb. 25—The

¥ |Church. . |aianapolis, is represented at the

ty, will be at 1:30 p. m. tomor- Rev. Anthony Lauck, C. 8. C.! row in Moore Mortuaries Peace graduate of the University of (Chapel. Burial will be in Me-|nois Dame, fs one of five artists imorial Park Cemetery. in Washington, D. C., whose work | —

| yesterday. |" Other newlylof the society in-

Christi, Tex.;| Services will be at 2 p. m. Fri- clude Russel E. Kennedy, Nobles- ;,

ville senior, vice president; Carl Survivors |G. Potenza, Hartford, Conn., sen- line; Hor, secretary, and Russell D: Smyth, junior from Yakima, Wash., treasurer,

Members will hold a dinner yERTILE RYE AREAS meeting Friday at 6:30 p. m., in Willa rye for pur and feed 1s {the university. cafeteria. Guest grown widely in America, speaker for the evening will. be principle American Hilbert Rust, vice president, In- cludes Minnesota, the surance Rereasrch and Review. and Nebraska. [1]

Mr. Kight, who was #4, died i FE tor exhibition in |AITIIIIIIINIIIINTTIN

yesterday in his home, 644 othe 143d annual exhibition of for the Bakers Catitri. for the Duning 40d Sculpt the [last six years. He was a mem-| ree 0 7 y (ber of the Broadway Baptist" poiner Lauck, a native of In

" Survivors~ include two sisters, py age phia exhibit by w piece of (Mrs. Joe R. Lines and Mrs. Allen oq sculpture which received | Hamlin, both of Anderson, and/.. honorable mention In a re(two uncles, Claude Kight, Fres- i,,a1 show at Washington. The no, Cal, and James Sutphen, In- oy hinit consists of a collection of dianapoiis: works by the most established

i _{out the country. | Rites for Mrs, Anna Mellen Father Lauck was graduated

from Notre Dame in 1942 and was ordained in 1946. He currently

camp, 96-year-old Indianapolis | resident, will be at 10 a. m, toimorrow in _ the Jones & Hurt

dulled The “BUY WAY” of nis) ):

t “Sew and Save” Week February 21st to 28th!

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is doing advanced work with Heinz Warneke, sculptor and animalier of Washington, D. C.

Shefield Chapel.” Burial will be Jin White Creek Cemetery, Jones-

| ville, DUZ | Mrs.’ Mellencamp, who had lived here for four years, died | Monday in the home of a daughLarge ter, Mrs, Elizabeth Carden, = Chest |Cruft St. She. was a native > Chest 36¢ | Germany and a member of the White Creek Lutheran Church . Colds

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