Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1948 — Page 9

held at 2 p. m. tomorrow will be Church. Burial will be in Memorial Park.

Dinsmore, a former city Dr. first ident

in the Emerson

resident, was the

anizer of the new Indiana and 78 Convention. From 1916

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etary of edifice funds for the American Baptist Home Mission

Society in New York.

Graduated from the University Dr. Dinsmore was| rmerly pastor of the Anderson on Evansville Baptist Churches, few years ago, he

of Chicago,

Retiring a moved to South Haven.

His wife, Bertha B,, survives

him. Alva F. Motto

for

Services

erty Cemetery.

Mr. Motto, who was 42, died yesterday in General Hospital. A resident at 1415 W. Ohio Sta Ne had lived in Indianapolis for 35 years. He was born in Clermont and was a member of the West

Bide Christian Church.

A sister, Mrs, Josephine Hogue,

Indianapolis, survives him.

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Box 458, and was noted in Indi{ana for his farm achievements. He is a former president of the Indiana Board of Agriculture and vice president of the Marion County Farm Bureau. In 1944 he was one of seven Marion County farmers who won F awards for food production from the War Food Administration. He also was president of the Marion County Fair Board for more than six years. A native of Illinois, Mr. Moffett had lived in Marion: County since he was 2. He attended School 60, and was graduated from Tech High School and the University of Illinois. He was a member of the Seottish Rite, Sigma Chi Fraternity, the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club, the Indianapolis Milk Board and the Marion County Planning Board. Members of his family are his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Dell Moffett; a son, Paul Moffett; a daughter,

Paul G. Moffett

Former Newsman Dies in Lebanon

man who died here yesterday.

of the died at

16 months. His parents, Mr. from Georgia.

co-author of the book, Democrat Roodevelt.”

Miss Sysan Moffett, and his mother, Mrs. John H. Moffett.

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LEBANON, Ind. Apr. 8 (UP) ~Funeral rites were planned today for Leland Navity Ross, 45, author and former newspaper-

Mr. Ross, former city editor Philadelphia Inquirer, Witham Hospital of a heart didease after an illness of

and Mrs. Loren W. Ross, Lebanon, said he was brought here a week ago

A graduate of Wabash College at Crawfordsville, Mr. Ross was “This

He retired from newspaper work last year because of poor

Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Mary Rieman, Indianapolis, and iseveral nieces and nephews.

Willie Jones

Rites for Willie Jones, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, were to be at 1 p. m. today in Stratton mortuary. Burial was to be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Mr. Jones died yesterday in General Hospital. He was 32. He lived at 408 N. West St. Survivors include his father, Thomas Jones; four brothers, Harry, Hugh, Lawrence and Eric Jones; a sister, Mrs. Lillian Harris, all of Indianapolis, and several nieces and nephews.

Joseph Kipp Services for Joseph Kipp, a former leather worker for the Vacuum Belting Co. for 20 years, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in his home at 101 N. Eider Ave. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Mr. Kipp was 82 when he died Tuesday in a hospital here. Born in Dayton, O., he had lived here for 30 years. He was a member of the Loyal Order of ‘the Moose, His wife, Mrs.- Rose Kipp, died in 1945. Survivors include two sons, John and Robert Kipp, Nashville, Tenn.; a daughter, Mrs. Louise Vetter, Evansville; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Etta Loney and

General Hospital. A resident here for 43

Dies in Hospital Rites Saturday for | Record Shop Owner |

Frank C. Gardner, owner of the Gardner Record Shop, 3773 College Ave, died last night at! the age of 61. | Mr. Gardner had lived in Indianapolis 30 years, was a na-| tive Hoosier and a member of | the North Park Masonic Lodge 646. The family residence is at| He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage last night! and was taken to the Methodist! Hospital where he died. { Services will be held Saturday | at 1 p. m. in the Moore Mortu-| aries Colonial Chapel, 34th St. and College Ave. Burial will be, in Crown Hill | Survivors include his wife, | Martina; his daughter, Mrs. Wal-/ ly Nehrling; his son, Frank H.| Gardner, all of Indianapolis; his sister, Mrs. I. R. Boner, Speedway City, and three grandchil-| dren. |

RITES FOR FARMER SET NEW CASTLE, Apr. 8—Funeral| services will be held tomorrow at| 2 p. m. in the Springport Christian Church for John Albert Day, | widely known farmer, horseman | and livestock dealer, who died) Wednesday at his home just west of Springport. Burial will je in| Mt, Summit Cemetery, He was 75. f

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