Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1948 — Page 6

ALBANY Ars. Manie Foreman, 65. PORTLAND - Williaa L. Dillavou, 81,

retired farmer, Harve Tullls, 76, painter.

Jerome Charles Jentzen r., 3. ANDERSON—John H. Niblack, 84. Jobn Martin, 89.

‘Roe RIDGE Thomas H. Wicker, 76. A RN — Philo J. Myers, 66, > C. B. Canady. UR ~ Mrs. Beatrice Hauenschild! oy Alan

Kagke, 55 ward L. Mary A. Trimpe, 0. ELWOOD A PB ugh McDonald, 75, vefieeg FT. WAYNE—Mrs. M. Mi PONTANET — Denil Wins, 7. rebied|

farmer | ss H. Arnoid, COALMONT Joel K. Goble, 86, retired GARY-—Jesse , 17. Tear | Mrs. Ruth Burleigh, 43. | STAUNTON--Mrs. Alice Bilderback, 71. Gregory E. Richardson, 13 months. | CORY_Mrs. Anna C. Miller, 76. | Mrs. Mary Daday, 13. KNIGHTSTOWN—Mrs. Sue Cook Haugh,! Mrs. Rebecca N. Tackett, 70. 52. George Jump, 38. | . MUNCIE—Charles C. Treon, 70, retired Walter Jump, 22. ‘fire Sent captain. T COLUMBUS—Mrs. Daniel GreenI HAR RD CITY—Harry PF. Fidler, 89, field. | farmer. { NORTONSBURG—Mrs. Mary C. Harris, MARION—Clarence L. Smith, 47. lea

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FUNERAL TODAY —Services are planned at 1:30 p. m. to- | day at Kirby Mortuary for Wil liam Fattig, 117 N. Drexel Ave., | well known Indianapolis builder | who died ‘Monday. Masonic services will be held and burial | will be in Memorial Park.

Rites Tomorrow

¥ Clyde Buchanan, civilian em-!

- WEDNESDAY, MAR. 17, 1948

Private Services | For Navy Employee

Private services for William!

ployee of the. Navy, will be at 11] a. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill i Mr. Buchanan, an electrician, died last month on the island of Guam where he had been stationed since last May. Previous-

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ly he had spent two years in Honolulu. ¢ Born in Indianapolis, Mr.

Buchanan, who was 46, attended Manual High School and was employed here as an automobile salesman before entering government work. Surviving are his father, Joseph C. Buchanan; three brothers, Joseph W. George R. and Lot Lee Buchanan, and two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Tacoma and Mrs. Bess Hamilton, all of Indianapolis. '

Mrs. Lula C. Brooks

Mrs. Lula C. Brooks, a native of Pulaski, Tenn. and resident here for 12 years, died Monday in her home, 1418 E. 17th St. She

For Mrs. Ward

| Services for Mrs. Georgealice Schley Ward, formerly of this| icity, will be held at 4 p. m. tomor{row in the Flanner & Buchanan| {mortuary. Burial will be in| | Crown Hill. She was 76. { | A native of this city, she died (Mar. 10 in Kerrville, Tex. She moved from Iladianapolis about 110 years ago. She was a mem- | ber of St. |Paul's REY

Church, | She is survived by two cousins, ! {Miss Aurelia LaVerne Smith and| | George B. Schley, both of this! | ity.

Littleton Russell Dies;

Local Watchmaker Littleton H. Russell, 3242 £8. Rybolt 8t.. an Indianapolis resi-| dent 28 years, died yesterday in| | Bloomington. He was 76. He was a watchmaker. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. William Arbuckle, Indianapolis; two sons, Edmond Indianapolis, and the Rev. Roscoe, Bloomington; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Myrtle McDonald, Heltonville, and Mrs. Dorothy Kirby, Denver, Colo.; one stepson, Theo Fisher, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs, Mary Ballard, Denver, and Mrs. Rebecca Harper, Pittsburg, Ill, and one brother, W. T. Russell, Houston, Tex. Services will be held at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the West Siae Tabernacle. Burial will be in Ozark, Il.

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\ that inflationary prices on real {estate be ignored in the re-assess-ment of property for taxes next year. . John V. Barnett, chairman of the commission created by the 1947 Legislature, said the group would recommend to the State Tax Board, that the 1949 valuations on old real estate for taxing purposes should not exceed the present assessments. The commission, however, will recommend a different schedule on new construction and property that has been omitted from the assessment rolls.

Tax = Studv|an” since taking the New Com-|

as 65. Services and burial will be in Prospect, Tenn., but the time has! not been set. I Mrs. Brooks, a member of S John A. M. E. Church, is survive by six daughters, Mrs. Maudia Gilbert, Decatur, Ala.; Mrs. Lucy Rice, Chicago, Ill; Mrs. Louetta Westmoreland, Miss Clara Brooks and Miss Sally Brooks, all of In-| dianapolis, and Mrs. Emma Holt, | |

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apolis; two brothers, Arthur and, Pink Brown, Prospect, Tenn.; one! sister, Mrs. Mary Nelson, Pros-| pect, Tenn.; séveral half-brothers| and half-sisters, an aunt, 26| grandchildren and 3 great-grand-| children.

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