Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1948 — Page 7

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Lavery will be held at 8:30 a. m. Friday in the Kirby Mortuary and at 9:30 a m. in St. Philip Neri... Catholic: Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross, i Mrs. Lavery, 84, died yesterday An her home ai Sot N. Jey stone Ave. native of Cairo, 111, she lived Pa 47 years and was a member of St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, its Altar Society, gt. Rita’s Guild, Women's Relief Corps and Women's Benefit Association. Survivors are two sons, Thomas V. and Harry O, Lavery, both of Indianapolis; two daughters, Miss Alice. Lavery, Indianapolis,| and Mrs, Catherine Powell, Day-

ton, O., and three grandchildren. E. F. Brethaver

Services for Edward F. Brethauer, 2505 KE. 17th St, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel and burial will be in Concordia Cemetery. A retired metal worker, Mr. Brethauer died yesterday in Methist Hospital. A native of Seymour, he lived here 40 years and was 65. He was a member of the St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lillian E. Brethauer; a son, *Albert C. Brethauer; a sister, Mrs. Martha Burkhart; two brothers, Augustus and Fred Brethauer; and four grandchildren, | all of Indianapolis. ~ Ce

Mrs. Mary Bush

Services for Mrs. Mary Bushs

will be held at 1 p, Mm. tomorrow in Stuart Mortuary and burial

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sgh: Donald Helles * Killed in ‘War

Services for Sgt. M. Hollis who was: killed action in France July 11, 1944, were to be held at 1 p. m, toddy at L. V. Hauk Funeral Home in Morris town, Burial will be in Hopewell Cemetery, Johnson County. -Sgt. Hollis was the son-of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Hollis, Fountaintown, who formerly resided , He formerly

High School. "He was a’ mémber

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neral services for Pvt. Robert L. Wilkerson, 629 N.: Beville Ave., were to be held at 1:30 p. m. today in Moore Mortuaries with burial in Washington Park. He was killed June 22; 1944, in France.

AH. Wagner 8, Dies in Home

Services for August H. Wagner, the first man to have an X-ray machine in Indianapolis, will be held at 2 p. m, tomorrow at Grinsteiner Funeral Home. Burial will be in Me-| She is survived by her husband, | morial Park. | Oscar C. Haug, and a niece and Mr. Wagner, who was 83, dled) two cousins. yesterday at his home, 3014 English Ave. He operated an elec-|

. trical appliance store at 612 N. Summers Rites Capitol Ave., for 30 years before|

retiring in 1925 and demonstrat-|

German machine gun company, ple Heart posthumously,

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all of Fountain

Mrs. Oscar C. Haug

Services for Mrs. Betty A. Haug) row in Hisey & Titus Mortuary.

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her home, 109 Buckingham Drive. A native of Patricksburg, she lived here 45 years,

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and a sister, Mrs, June Stanley, Mrs. Nettie Underwood, Craw-| fordsville, and Mrs. Verna Fowler, |

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Edward J. Hinton, Indianapolis; two brothers, Adolph; Indianapolis, and George, Palo Alto, Cal.; a sister, Mrs. Harry Oliver, Min.

will be in Floral Park. A native of Harrodsburg, Ky. Mrs. Bush! - lived here 33 years. She died yes-! terday in her home at 309 W, 12th St. She was 62.

bert Bell,

Indianapolis; a niece!

jneapolis, Minn.; three grandchildren and seven great-grandchil-{dren.,

‘Mrs. Emma Spellmire Survivors include a brother, Al Relatives of Mrs. Emma Metz-| ger Spellmire were notified that|'™

and a nephew. |she died yesterday in Los An-

John Walsh, 75, Dies Of Injuries After Fall John Walsh, a retired blacksmith, died yesterday in General Hospital of injuries received! when he apparently fell down the steps at his home, 1712 Southeastern Ave, Mr. Walsh, who was 75, was found lying at the foot of the stairs by fellow boarders a few, hours before his death.

|geles and will be buried there Fri-

‘day. Mrs, Spellmire, the widow William Summers, .jof Joseph Spellmire, was born in

{Indianapolis and lived here untal about 15 years ago. She then jreved: to California: =

Rites for Publisher CHICAGO, May 5 (UP)—Funeral services will be held Friday at Birmingham, Ala. for Reuben A. Lewis Jr. founder

and publisher of the magazine

"Finance." Mr. Lewis died yés-

He was a native of Ireland and terday after a lengthy illness. He

a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church, Survivors include his wife; two sons, Timothy and John, both of Indianapolis; a stepson, Bartholo-

mew O'Donnell, and two broth-|A business session will follow at

ers, Timothy, of Ireland, and! Springfie! :

Cornelius,

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AUXILIARY TO MEET Prospect OES auxiliary will meet at noon Friday in the hall at Prospect St. and State Ave.

{2 p. m. Mrs. Jessie Birr is presi|dent,

ed and sold the first X-ray ‘ma chine in this shop. A native of, 0 gf OMOFTOW New Ulm, Wis. he had lived here,

TR Years

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RE mers, London,

™ Services for James F. Summers, |

shipping clerk who died Monday |at Veterans’ Hospital, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial will be in New Crows.

a native of London, O., and had lived here three Years. He was employed at RCA Victor. He had served as a marine in World War

Surviving are his wife, Mary Jane; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. Summers, who was 31, was|-

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I Cn a m. tomorgow in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home and burial will be

in Crown Hill. ' Mrs, Mack, who while on & vacation.

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president of the company. are the only survivors. Sil Mrs. Mack was a lifelong resi-| umm dent of Indianapolis and a mem. | ber of St. Mark Lutheran Church. |

Grover O. Gough

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a feed broker, will be ib at gh a. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson. Chapel of the Chimes, Burial will be in Roachdale. Mr. Gough, who was 63, ‘died his home. An Infantryman, Sgt. Hollis | yesterday in his home four miles

was killed when he grenaded a south of Beech Grove on Arling-| Monticello, Ky. and had lived A native of Putnain here 40 years. |

winning the Silver Star and Pur+|County, he lived here 30 years. |

Survivors are his wife,

Greencastle.

‘Bernard J. Loonman

am will be held at 9:30 a. m.

Mrs. Haug died yesterday 1p [Catholic Church and burial will Forum Di Discussion Set

{be in 8t. Joseph. A retired carpenter, Mr. Loonam died Mon; |day in his home at 3420 N. Wal: | [lace St. He was 79. A native of Adrian, Mich, he. lived here 25 years and ‘was aj ber of St. Andrew's Catholic | Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. |

ert and Bernard J. Loonam Jr.;| Atwe-..daughters,» Mrs. - Esther Roesch and Sister Maureen, all of Indianapolis, and three grand-| child 0c NAA Ah AARAALS SAC TA

‘She was the daughter of Alfred P. Klee, co- founder of ‘the

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Mrs. Elizabeth; ] Surviving are the parents: twin| Georgia Gough; a brother, John Indianapolis; Carl, California and? James and Jack Hollis| Gough. .Roachdale; two sisters, | Eimer, Florida; five Srandchi & n > .

Burial will be in the Crown Hill Friday in St. Francis de Sales tery.

Anna M. Loonam; two sons; Rob-}-

was 51, died Sunday in Miami,

the wife of Clarence H. Mack,

Rites Saturday for

Resident of 40 Years

George” 'W. Brummett, 223¢ N. died yesterday at

He was 75,

Mr. Brummett was born in|

He is survived by his wife, § three sons, Edward, }

Services will'be held at 10 a. m.| Moore Mortuaries |

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The Informal Forum will dis(cuss. “Federal Agencies, a Threat to Private Enterprise” tomorrow at a 6:45 meeting in the Hotel Washington, Parlor “A.” Merritt| *

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George S.. ‘Kidwell

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will be in Lafayette.

Mr. Kidwell, 1326 N. Illinois St., died here yesterday. A native] of Ohio, he lived in Indianapolis eight years and was 85. Survivors include two sons, C. A. (Jack) Kidwell, Indianapolis, and Everett G. Kidwell, Los Angeles, and a da ter, Mahlon” Kersey, Lafayette,

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