Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1948 — Page 11

Harry M. Pearce. ‘Salesmant § Dies in Home Here at 67

Private services for Harry M. Pearce, salesman House of Crane for 32 years, will be held tomorrow .in for the

& Bailey Funeral Home. Burial will be Ksterday in his home, 2023 N. Tiols gr Cro" HL He died

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_ Miltary rites for Pvt, Harry J.| Finney, who drowned Jan. 1, 1941, while on duty in the Canal Zone, wil be at 1:30 p. m. Saturday in {Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial’ will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Pvt. Finney, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, was 17 when he 'died. He lived at 3528 E. Michi{gan St. and attended Technical

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will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow {n the Moore Mottuaries Irving-

Rites for Mrs. Agnes Crunk, 28 Greeley - 8t.,

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will be held at{Mamie Emly and Mrs. Zula Emi Fi S Hotel ton Chapel_and. burial will be in y a Emly, line des while the spattered Fire Scare at Hote in storage several months with. Collars Memorial Park. Mr. Miller, who 10-8. m: tomorrow In Conkle Fii-|{ ait of ‘Westport. ig, i" NEW YORK; May 7 (UP)—Alout affecting the. co..i=i {tis In + Raper

was 67, died yesterday in‘ his home at 1338 N. Oakland Ave, A native of Pittsburgh, he lived here 30 years and was employed

neral Home. Burial will be in Glen Haven Cemetery. Mrs. Crunk, who was 54, died Wednesday in General Hospital.

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and five grandchildren. and Mrs. Arah. Merritt, Peoria, [Fark Cemetery. She was 62. Hallie C. Beach Ll, and two brothers, Herman| A native of Ashmore, Ill, Mrs. : and Herschell Griffin, Henderson DeRossette had lived here for 42 lelatives herd received word County, Kentucky. : \years. She died" Wednesday in her today of the death -of Hallie C. Er ————————————— “|home, 34 W. 19th St. Mrs. DeBeach, retired Indianapolis rail-| Howd Mr Pi kle Rossette was the wife of the late roader, He was Nr Y, « Fic Keller A. DeRossette, She was a Mr. Beech, who lived at 902 N.| CHICAGO, ‘May 7 (UP)—Billl member of the North Park ChapRiley Ave, died Monday in st. Lamar Pickle, 23, of Rolling Fork, |ter, Order of the Eastern Star; Petersburg, Fla. Prior to his re-Miss., today was named “Man of Tarum Court, Oriental Shrine, tirement, he had served 40 years{the Year” by the National Pickleithe Fifth Church of Christ, Scienwith the Big Four Railroad. A|Packers Association. Mr. Pickle tist, Koran Temple, Daughters of native of Mechanicsburg, he had sells Jickles § in his father's gro: the Nile: and. Ladies Auxiliary of |* lived “Hers 40 years aid wis i téry the Indianapolis Police. . A daughter, Mrs. MAZES ot Ludlow, and four

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