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mas sve, Mrs. Femney was an th Do tind broag ac litical circles. She took Bret interest in the athletic an posit cal activities of her son, Al ile he was a student at ver sity of Notre Dame as a frequtilh VIlstor 0 he A campus. Among m 0 the football team she was known as “Mother y.”

She worked day and night during her son's race for Mayor contacting old friends and neighbors. On the night of his election She MSI Speh hoUM 5: bat noms for of persons who _ came to offer congratulations. The has always considered er No. 1 politician of the Born In Castleton Born in Castleton Nov. 7, 1866,

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George Feeney, a student at HarTE Feeney, as nt a ortridge School, and Eugene and J Marquette, Grosse Pointe, Mich. Mrs. Feeney's family has requested no flowers be sent.

3 Admit Stomping Elkhart Man to. Death

ELKHART, Ind, Mar, 27 (UP) Julian, 51

was three youths admit

Ar died Thursday Mrs, Feeney was home ter, Mrs. for her good humor and Rar ens orig or vg

Highla brother, kecher, Indianapolis; 11 grandchildren and one great-grand-

, & carpenter, today in an alley outside a tavern 204 police said knocking

Aary Feeney, or's Mother, Dies]

is dead.

A SON GRIEVES—Mrs. Mary Feeney, mother of the mayor,

Retired Ford Co. Employee Dies

Bordenkecher Rites To Be Held Monday

Rites for Andrew Frank Bordenkécher, 2240 Brookside Ave, will be held at © a. m. Monday his and at 9:30 a. m, in de Sales Catholic

Mr. Bordenkecher was employed 21 years as an automobile {finisher for the Ford Motor Co. and was an employee of Real Silk Hosiery Mills for nine years. He retired five years ago. He was a member of St. Francis de Sales Church and the church's men’s club. Survivors include three sons, William F., Carl A. and Frederick J. Bordenkecher, all of Indianapolis; four other daughters, Mrs. Ruth Mygrant, Mrs. Edna Davis, Mrs. Dorothy Rieman and Mrs. Helen Korte, all of the city; Charles T. Borden-

child.

Dora Belle Alley 2

f , him down and stomping his face if Naughiss, Mrs. BYion Brown

with their, feet. :

Authorities held on open William A. Wilkins, 17,

Robert Nely, 21,

4n the tavern.

Prosecutor Charles Hughes said Julian's face was torn so badly it was hardly recognizable. He said he would call a Grand Jury next week to investigate the

death, Official Weather «UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU Mar, 27, 1048 Sunrise ..... 6:98 | Sunset ..... 6:04

and James Goble, 21. They said the three signed statements admitting they killed Julian after an argument

Greentown and the OES. Survivors are another daugh

grandchildren,

Lovis Barrich

Tobak Liquor Store, 2650 North

Vincent's Hospital. He was 44.

Total precipitation since vo edanee

Precipitation 24 hrs. tuding 7:30 8. m. 1% \ .

p. m., tomorrow in e Aaron

a oe ti stows the Gmpere ture in other cities: MPT." be in Knesses-Israel Cemetery. Station High Tow| Mr. Barrish lived at 601 Mad AUARIA ssussarestrsansssssarsns 18 81 (150n Ave. He was a native of | Chicego .... - 3 32 {Russia and a member of the yp Cincinnati '§1 bs |Knesses-Israel Hebrew congrega-| Denver ...esee 3 25 | tion. EAI rena nw $1 survivers include his It. I) 3 a PR 2 iscisian ay 5 Mpleos:, Paul .. L871 un

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Services for Mrs. Dora Belle Sharp Alley, an Indianapolis resident for 12 years, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Jones & Hurt Shefield chapel. Burial will be in Kokomo. 8he was 81.

She dled Thursday in the home

8he was born in Tipton County and was a member of the Meridfan Btreet Christian Church at

ter, Mrs, Ethel Farrington, Indianapolis; three sons, Dewey Alley, Toledo, O.; John Alley, Anderson, and Lloyd Alley, Indianapolis; 11 grandchildren, and five great-

Louis Barrish, manager of the western Ave. died today in St.

Services will be conducted by Rabbi David Shapiro at 2:30

Ruben funeral home. Burial will |F a survives.

wife,| of the Garden,” entered in the Bessie; a brother, Joseph, Kan-| National League of American Pen sas City, Mo.,, and three sisters, Women’s biennial contest. She is Mrs. Sarah Sherman, Mrs. Rose assistant professor of English at Tobak and Mrs, Lena Helms, all Indiana State ‘Teachers’ College, ¢ 'of Indtanapolis.

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Resident Here 25 Years Dies in Home at 70

Mrs. Anna Blanche Ross, 2a resident here for 25 years, died today in her home, 1933 N, Alabama St. She was 70. Services will be at 10 a, m. Monday in Flanner & Buchan-

Indanspol ; Mrs. J.. BE. Bmith, Utica, Ind.; Mrs, Charles Mangeimann, Chicago; Mrs, Frank , Columbus, Ind, and four brothers, Paul V. Townsend, Anderson; C. B.. Townsend,

Clyde T. Moore Clyde T. Moore, retired Indianapolis photographer, died today in his home, 3738 Watson Road. He was 72. Services will be at Flanner &

day in the

Local Deaths—

Herman Grabhorn es at Home Here

Funerai Monday For Retired Printer

Herman (Harry) A. Grabhorn, a retired Indianapolis printer, died yesterday in his home, 5451 Brookside Rd. He was 69.* Services will be at 2 p. m. MonGrinsteiner funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Grabhorn was the owner of a printing shop next to his home for 4% years until his retirement two and a half years ago. He was a member of the Downey Avenue Christian Church and for many years was the organist for thte First Reformed Church.

ters, Mrs. Wilma D. Brown, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs Louise E. Black, Kansas City, Mo.; a brother,” George Grabhorn; three sisters, Mrs. Sophia Scheible, Mrs, Amelia Bowser and Mrs. Emma Barker, all of Indianapolis, and four grandchildren,

James Patrick Malee

Services for James Patrick Malee will be held at 8:30 a. m. Monday in the Blackwell funetal home and at 9 a, m., in Catherine's Burial Cemetery. Mr. Malee died yesterday in his home at 2230 Ringgold Ave; ha He was 82, and had lived in Indianapolis 50 years. He was a body finisher for the old Martin Perry Corp. 40 years, and had retired 20 years ago. A native of Rush County, Mr. Malee

Catholic

will be in Holy Cross

was a member of Bt. Catherine's Catholic Church, the Men's Club and Altar Bociety of the church, and Mod men of America, Burvivors are a daughter, Mrs, Robert E. Morris; Charles E. Malee and Robert

two

Albert officiating. Burial will. be in Washington Park, : Mrs. Lanpher died yesterday in the home of a nephew, Glenn A. He Potter, at 5801 E. 26th St., where she had lived recently. She was

Bloomington; Elmer L. Town-g4 and had been a lifelong resi-| ater into Indiana. . rs send, Newton, Ill, and Ray Town- dent of Indianapolis. DEWEY SEEKS SUPPORT Twin tornadoes struck the A'gMethodist ack Boy ur send, Clarend, Ark. : She was a member of St. : rural mill town of Aliceville,| Boomers 0 or Mark's Lutheran Church and| ALBANY, N.Y, Mar. 27 (UP) |Ala,, (Pop. 2500). About 40|At GColeman—Goi ;

Prospect Chapter 452, OES. Survivors besides the ‘nephew are a brother, Clarence Stevens, Indianapolis, and another nephew, Clarence F. Stevens, Van Wert, O.

id and other cars nearby were over-

ern Wood-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : See : Ul Devastated Town

Sweethearts

grain late yesterday. He pushed the accelerator to the floor because he wanted to reach the home of his 16-year-old sweetheart, to whom he had been engaged only a week, before the storm broke. The girl, Janice Coffey, was celebrating her 16th birthday on Good Friday. Mr. Rumiey got there in time. Just before the tornado struck, neighbors saw him dash up thelin property : eteps and into the three-family| The new storms raised the naapartment house. tion's loss in violent weather of Today two charred bodies, dugithe past 36 hours to 36 dead and from the ashes, were identified as missing and more than 400 in-

pilot, We took off from the scores Twenty-five persons wefe listed

as deed !n the storms, 19 in In-

diana, . three in Alabama, and were intact. I didn’t

dead stock.

damage. sides I saw spots where

Survivors Include his wife, those of Harry Rumiley and tions, Louise; two sons Richard G. and Janice Coffey. More Than 1000 Hurt Eerween Danviie and Sontag Charles H. Grabhorn; two daugh- . un » In the last 10 days, tornadoes, ville it was very apparent there

TEN SMALL children were windstorms, floods and fog have practicing at the Coatesvilleitaken a toll of 108 persons dead Baptist Church for an Easter and missing and more than 1000 play when last night's tornado persons in : smashed through the town. When he heard the roar of the night. oncoming storm, Dasor ne ro Long and his assistants hustl ) ! Tits into two cars. linols, and then slashed into In- : diana. Twin tornadoes ripped into Less than a minute later the . . nti : Aliceville; Ala, killing three per church was demolished. - Trees : sons, injuring 40 and flattening crashed around the two parked 40 homes. Another hit near Opecars. Roofs flew through the airiyy, "415 and caused several injuries and some X : A mother and ‘her two sons were killed near Paris, Ill, when

I could see distinctly it had taken.

the creek bed appeared

giant had come along

back and forth.

turned or ripped apart by the swirling wind.

But all 10 children escaped unrmed.

to skid int a truck. The dead were Mrs, Erma Gresham, 37, Paris, and her sons, Foster, 10,

. - » DR. JOHN ELLETT is the only doctor in Coatesville. When last night's tornado struck, Dr, Ellett took over alone the job of caring for the injured. Through .the night and so far today he has worked at the emergency Red Cross Hospital set up in the schoolhouse. Of the dead’ in Coatesville, (hree were named Kllett, all members of his family, his aunt, uncle and thelr grandson. ’

EVENTS TODAY Lent Ends at Noon Today. Daughters of the Union—Hotel Indians Women's and

Indianapelis Sym

large storm front. I

A dust storm reduced visibility to one mile last night as a 40-mile-an-hour wind swept over the old dust bowl of northwestern Oklahoma and southern Kansas. Leaps Mississippi River The tornado hit first north of

Marien County meeting School. EVENTS TOMORROW sons,

an mortuary. Burial will be in james Maleg, all of Indianapolis.| St. Charles, Mo, a Bt. Louis indians Crown Hill Cemetery, : . ".., . : . o} MWlianagelis 8, Mrs. Ross, who was born in/Mrs.’ Mabel Lanpher FOR HOURS last night men SubusB. her 3 Series of ind. Ees Hunto-3 p.m. Garfield Hen le survived by 8 gervices will be held at 1:30 dug through the ruins of thelg..4 and 60 injured in Oklahoma BIRTHS da er, Mrs. Fern Gruber, In- Monday in the Moore Mortuaries | Rome of Wayne Beaman, 20, and part of the Bore dianapolis; five sisters, Mrs, H. E. 1rvington Chapel for Mrs. Mabel|*CarChIng for his body. At lasti, rq 1; des . the eon- Al ete ker: Dunlevy and Mrs. Lelah Shaw, Pearl! Lanpher with the Rev. John they were to give up when crete “hullding and; Wi sgarden: Marion,

nega . » a bulldozer took over and moved Lester, Angeline Win the tons of debris. a. metal hangar 8 Smart Pula When he was uncovered, rancis-Wilisrd, Tos

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ant Plains, Ill, and then ripped| {heres

Harry, At St

—Gov. Thomas E. Dewey announced today that he will go to|Cross réported, and about 200 e Wisconsin to make an 11th hour|left homeless. Twenty-six per- Jacne. Smyser. appeal for support ‘n the Apr. 6 sons were injured in addition to 4 St. Vinceat's—Ra

[the three killed. loves Harvey: Gersid

homes were flattened, the Red

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Buchana mortuary but the time has fot been set. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Moore owned and operated a studio in the Traction Terminal building until his retirement 12 years ago. Prior to that he was with Baldwin Music Co. for 25! years. Survivors include ope sister, Bertha B. Johnston, and a nephew, Russell C. Johnston, obth of Indianapolis.

James W. St. Clair

Services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday for James W. (8ketch) 8t. Clair in the Jones & Hurt) Shefield Chapel and burial will be in Crown Hill, | ,| Mr. Bt. Clair was a lifelong] resident of Indianapolis and had been employed by Mouldings, Inc.,| for 50 years. He dled Thursday in| General Hospital. He was 78. | His wife, Mrs, Della St. Clair,| -|survives him, |

Mrs. Dale Dixon

Services were to be held at 2 p. m. today in Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill chapel for Mrs. Dale Dixon. Burial will be in Crown Hill. { A native of Cicero who had, lived in Indianapolis 20 years, Mrs. Dixon died Thursday. in| Henderson, Ky., in the home of} her sister, Mrs. John Marsh. She! was 53. . Besides the sister, a brother, ! R. A. Miessen of Jacksonville!

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RROW—Cold Canadian air invad the mercury below 32 degrees tonight in a large section of the north. The freezing line gh the center of the Fotocast Map gives the southernmost limit of these readings. The rest of due for cool 40's. Forecasters predict scattered showers in the Middle Atlantic

and through the Great Lakes.

» . BJ a > ing the center of the nation will

Saints Peter & Paul Cathedral

St. Bridget Church

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St. John Church

Our Lotd , He overcarpe sin; He destroyed the power of the devil. St. Jesus Christ, Kina Paul declares for us that “Christ died for our sins, according Church ¥ to the Scriptures, and-that He was buried, and that He rose again the third day, according to the Scriptures, and that He + appeared to Cephas, and after that to the Eleven. ...” (I Cor.

Holy Angels Church

St. Joan of Arc Church

St. Rita Church

St. Thomas Aquinas Church

Church of the

Holy Cross but God gives a body even as He has willed. So also with the % resurrection of the dead. What is sown in corruption rises in incorruption; . . . what is sown a matural body rises a Our Lady of Lourdes * spiritual body.” Church “The dead shall rise incorruptible and we shall be changed. % For this corruptible body must put on incorruption, and this

St. Francis De Sales Church

St. Patrick Church’

Immaculate Heart of

of Indianapolis

age but not a lot. Buildings were down an some farms.

When I first’ saw Danville, I didn’t realize he tent of the done by rnado. Saas the west and aorth

like the twister had dipped down| and leveled entire residential sec-

had been a terrible storm. It looked as if it had followed a small stream for a short distance. The mud from been shoved out, forming a broad * outline of the stream. Trees were and pushed back. To me it looked like some big

monstrous mop with which he had swooshed the water and trees

When we flew over Coatesville, I had no doubts left that there had been a storm. From the air

IN INDIANAPOLIS

Childre Club (through Monday)—Severin . | Ry y Orchestra Concert

s at The s Players’ Club Dramas—Civic Theater.

Easter Serviess in Catholic and Protestant ure. lo Monument Circle Sunrise Service—T:30 Symphony Orchestra Cont TY urat Theater. Park. Barbara Parcel; Charles,

ar. At Coleman—Walter, Syble Geiger; Leon, Marian Mills; sh

nes n; John, _Ethelda

In the Red Cross emer. SPP! er, "hit . Elsah snd Ge Fihel. Los; gency hospital a few minutes over (Maxine Suppl le; Geo

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Juanita Walker; Isaac, Rose

Fi peis-Raipt, Irma ella therland;

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Dalbart Miller, did a good job. Municipal Airpo! toward Danville, keeping to the right side entered

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Die Amid \y 3 Tornadoes Cameraman of Bombed City Wrecka : "John Spicklemire of Times Staff Cha ; ge "Midwest, Southern ‘Plane, Gets Dramatic. Photo of Co ille | COATESVILLE, . 27 — ’ By JOHN SPICELEMIRE, Times Staff Frm ng 2 spy Areas Hard Hit Tis morning I chartered & Turner Aronautical Corp. pane Coatesville with a truckload Of gi.cs and federal agencies here. Aerial Poa! AmAge near

sensation ih my stomach would have been much more notice. able.

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The Archbishop, Priests and Catholic Peog

Extend to All Their Prayerful Wishes

~ for a Joyous Easter

On Easter Day the world commemorates the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. His Resurrection was the fulfillment of a’promise, for Jesus had declared: “The Son of Man is to be betrayed into the hands of men, and they will kill Him; and on the third day He will rise again.” (Matt. ie 17:21-22.) - This fact that Jesus Christ ame back from the dead by His own power proved in a very dramatic and final way that He is truly God: He reopened Heaven for the human race;

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In the Easter mystery we have the consoling and joyous . pledge of our own victory over death. If death were the end of all, life would be very discouraging, life would not be worth living. But no! There is resurrection! Even the body of man is not to find pitiable finality in dust and oblivion. The Apostles’ Creed expresses the joy Christ gives us even in the thought of death: “I believe in the resurrection of the body.” .

At the end of the world the body will rise again and will - be united with the soul.

“How do the dead rise? Or with what kind of body do they come?” St. Paul continues: “Senseless man, what thou thyself sowest is not brought to life, unless it dies. And when ' thou sowest, thou dost not sow the body that shall be . . .

mortal body must put on immortality, then shall come to pass the word that is written, ‘Death is swallowed up in victory’.” . (1 Cor. 13.) !

Truly “this is the day the Lord hath made.” (Ps. 117.)

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St. Ann Church

St. Anthony Church

St. Christopher Church

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St. Roch Church

St, Andrew Church

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ston ary Ellen Schrum, 863 N, Dorr E. Tinsey, 124 N. East; LaVonne Dillard, 458 8. Luett, , Forrest L. Harrell, 701 Bast: Beverly John 8. Taylor, 5 Wa Louise onn 8. a Dosta :

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Services Indianapolis 1 {he risen Lord ton From dawn U churches sin dren and flow atmosphere of The Indianapolk a directed b will contribu of Easter by pres Wage <. 30 pom t 8: . Hh 8 in the ] * In the very ot Episco| Cust will hold 1 of the day and cel Communion With 1 (This is a full h the traditional M gaster Sunrise Ca pegin.) Holy Com 4. m. preceding 8! 9:30 a. m. Dr. rector, Will celeb! gucharist and P Christ” at ir of 50 men a at all the § gervices. AE he VEN

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“After Darkness, a. m. service and Di on “The Easter R nior |

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ev. Roy B. Conno! Small children will latter service and | “The Challe

rection.” TRINITY EVANGE CHURCH—Clarence 1}

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e . m. service. CENTRAL AVE CHURCH—The ° veste “The Hallelujah Cl del's “The Messiah” Louise Swan, orgat 8. m. service. Dr. I

VEEREAN SSION AN MI CHURCH—The be retold in wi v. Lawrence Ne the choir at the 10: IMMANUEL EVAN FORMED CHURCHsaving money for | World Service offerd tomorrow. New me ceived, children Wil Holy Communion cel CENTENARY CHR Persons whose last

e 10:30 a. y T Lavon Pisher will Goeth Before You.

di Fellowship Choir af and the Men's Chor J. Harry A. War FIRST PRESBYT Dr. George Arthur 8t identical service fm employing ; Do You Live? Holler will direct Vulpius anthem, “4 Jah” “and other 8 sacrament of bapti

e 8] willl b tion” over Radio 8 VOLUNTEERS Of Taylor, Speaker on

ha; school 8 been get THIRD CHRISTL Raster services will ously tomorrow mo: A. C. Brooks Rreac v.

one and the other. Special mus Under the direction UNIVERSALIST f DON-—-The Rev, Al preach on “The Me he 10 a. m, sery Yi give trumpet funior choir whi tonal dinner will f

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Worship orship The Perry .T nity will present rise worship ser oration of the Morrow beginni in the Southpor Three choirs, Isters of the ne 0us readers, act Will collaborate The presentatio into three ef May Endure fo Before the Daw of the Morning be given to f theme,

Trumpeters dawn and the ¢ The Halleluja; tdult choir wi] to a close. direct the adu otter, the jun e8RYy Nabring