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W. 31st St., will mortow in St. ch here and burial will be in Coatésyille, She was 89. A native of Putnam Mrs. Vice lived most of her in Coatesville before coming he Hér homé in Coatésville, which she still ownéd, was one of the few not destroyed by the recent tornado. She was a member of

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‘Clemith L. Landis

Services for Clemith L. Landis,

dt 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Wald funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill. He was 71. Born in Richmond, he lived) here 30 years. He was an employee of Chevrolet Motor Division of General Motors Corp. in the paint department for --19 years. 4 include his wife, -Mrs.;

Mrs. Madonna Pickerall, all of] Indianapolis, and Mrs, Hilanora {Metheny, lilinois, and five stand children.

Services for Mrs. Margaret 4 Zimmer will be held at 4 p. Mm. tomorrow in thé Flannér and Buchanan Mortuary and burial will be in Crown Hill. A lifélong Indianapolis residént, she died

1433 N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs. Zimmer was & memibér of the First Presbyterian CHufeh: act [She was 58,

Mrs. William ‘South Bend, And Miss Zimmer, inn Sy three sisters, oe i Meier, Indianapolis; Mra. 8. T. 48, Waban, Mass. and Mra, , Swift, Washington,

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Mrs. John J. Wicker

Rités for Mes. Catheriné Wick- |

home, 2101 W. Walnut St. will be. tucted at 8:30 a. m. Wédnes- | day in Conkle Funerdl Home and

oli Church. Burial will be » Holy Cross. Mrs. Wicker, who was 69, died after a long fliness. She was the |

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who died Friday in his andl pare. Jay G. Lyons, 1925 N. Stillwell 8t., will be held

Who died- last night in General! (Hospital, will be held at 3 p. m. mmerson Ave. tomorrow in the Garden Baptist held at 1:30 p. Mission at 1125 W. New York 8t.| Shirley Brothers’ and blrial will be in New Crown. Chapel and burial w The body will lie in state for two hours preceding the service. |

Ave. She was 82 and had been blind for about five Was a member of the Garden Ba

G. Lyons, she formerly conducted | Mrs. HA of the city.

ong 18 survived by three sisters in Cincinnati.

Mrs. Edward Smith

Smith, 324 W. 21st St, héld at 1 p. m. today in the 25th

Survivors {include 2 _daugh- Hare. | willbe in-Crown. Hill, Mrs. H. {who was 34, died Thursday inj hy Hospital.

had lived heéré eight years and (but had lived was & mémbeér of the {Baptist Church and its senior Methodist Church.

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band, Baward Smith, 1ndianap- | Bertha Floyd, both of Hat STERIAG SREWERS. IG. ioe, id ols. :

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# [Central Chfishan Charen, pile b eridian 3 oehiry oh Columbia Club and At 1:30 Pp. m. tomoérrow in Moore president of the Harvard Business| (Mortuariés Peace Chapel “and thib: He was graduated from burial. will be in Crown Hil}. |shortriage High School, Harvard, Seaman Bonsett died of wounds {University and Indiana Law! suffered while serving on the USS School. Randolph in the Ulithi Ateli, CarSurvivors are his wife, Mrs. wo -1oiands, Mar. 13, 1945. He

Jane Moore Howe; three children, | attended Technical High School Thomas Carr Howe II, Jane Howe| Was employed bythe United

land Addison Howe Jr.; his moth-| 0 al ler. Mrs. py oar ° ry listing in the Navy in May, 1944. (Carr Howe Jr, San Francisco, | He ie at ow ad a sities, Mise. Charlotte gp, slewood Christian Church. owe, Bryn Ma : | Survivors are his parents, Mr. ‘Mts. Manvel H. Oakes istry 3 onsets, 2308 ashington ; two, sisters i Bervices will be held at 9:30 8 20 ho na Graham and Miss m. today for Mrs. Anna Caroling]y, rma‘: Bonsett; and ‘a brother, [Oakes, 6132 Collége Ave. in Flan-|o 0, "go ott all of Indian.

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Born in Ohio, she Had Tivedl tomorrow for Mrs. Florence M. {here for many years and was) 3608 W. Michigan St. in ag. N.C. |a member of Meridian Heights conkle Funeral Home. Burial ooo. |Presbyterian Church and Broad yj pe in Washington Park. Mrs.

82, ilinois Native Ripple Chapter; OES. {Zody, who was 49, died Saturday

began its most ‘extensive bakile maneuvers since World War II |

tinué until Wednesday, from Fort

Dies H it | H Survivors are her husband, | fin 8t, Vineent's Hospital. in osp a ere {Manuel H., Indianapolis; two| p,en in Richmiond, she had Sérvices for Mrs. Anna Lyons, Ri tes omorrow sons, Paul B. Oakes, Lafayette jived here 30 years. She was a

| Mrs. Myrt} R. Sammis died and Harold S. Oakes, Minnéap-iseamstress for Kahn Tailoring | yesterday in héx_home at 256 8./olis, Minn.; two qangiiurs ifs / ICo. for 12 years. fces will be Olin Williamson, nsing, ch Mrs. Zod omorrow in Mrs. Howard Ross, Indianapolis; , wind Methodist Pubes of ing Hill a sister, Mrs. Hugh Higgins, Huntington and Indianapolis be in Bluefield, W. Ma brothers '|Chaptér No. 393, 0 | Fred and Albert Multer; Portsrs. mouth, and four grandchildren! Survivors are or jo V.i

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+ t ndehilviren.: William. Zody, and two. brothers, | Lillie E, Landis, two sons, Laird] Born in Cincinnati, Mrs. Lye ns Iiveq 1a STRAPS af AE : Walter F. Buchanan and Harry and Raymond Landis; three ons lived in. Indianapolis about Joa | of Fourth —Chureh of Mary Doan |7. Buchanan, Indianapolis, Mad naomi Landis 30 years and lived at 338 Hanson cy igt Scientist and the Zetathes! joes for Mrs. Mary H. C..

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