Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1948 — Page 11

will be held ‘tn the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary at 1 p. m. Friday will bein Brownsburg. Mrs. Ennis, who was 84, ‘died yesterday in her home at 3725 N. Jilinois St. A native of Michigan, she lived in Indianapolis 60 years and was a mémbér of the North Methodist Church, Survivors Include a daughter, Mrs. William Bosson, Indianapolis; and a'son, Leo Buns, Miami, Fla.

Irwin D. Egan

Services for Irwin D. Egan were held in Kirby Mortuary yesterday, followed by high'r mass in Holy Cross. Catholic, Church. Burial was in Holy Cross’ Cemetery. A life-long resident.of Indianapolis, Mr, Irwin died Sunday in the home of a son, Morris Egan, “at 327 N. Arsenal Ave, 'He was 70. Employed by the Indianapolis Athletic Club at the time of his death, he farmerly was - superintendent of Holy Cross Cemetery for 35 years. Survivors are two other sons, Irwin P. Egan, Indianapolis, and Vincent J. Egan, Wauwatosa, Wis.; a daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Brethauer, Riverton, N, J,, and three grandchildren.

Mrs. Emma Wroten

Services for Mrs. Emma E.| Wroten were to-be held at-2-p: m:| today in the Moore Mortuaries Irvington Chapel with burial] following in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Wroten, who was| 49, died Monday in her home at] “Columbus, O. A native of New Albany, Mrs, Wroten was a former Indianapolis resident, but moved to Columbus 15 years ago. Surviors are a son, James E! ‘Wroten, Columbus, -O., and a brother, William B. /rmstrong, Indianapolis,

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Hair Cutting Trio Sentenced, Fined

killed while setting booby traps ion Iwo Jima. Survivors are his mother, Mrs. Lorene Meyer, 1505 N, Kealing Ave.; his sister, Miss Patricia

Times State Service oy Meyer; his brother, Charles COLUMBUS, ‘May : 13 Three} ever; his grandmother, Mrs.

young men began penal farm ,... Meyer: a niece, a nephew terms today for cutting the hair and several aunts and uncles.

of a 20-year-old Nashville woman job Joseph Walsh

for revenge. ] Requiem high mass will be suhg The defendants, James Conrad, 34 9 a. m, Saturday in St. Joseph's

22; Noble Franklin, 23, and Lee Catholic Church for John Joseph

(Irwin, 21, all local residents, were Walsh, 317 Dorman 8t., following fined $50 each and costs and sen- services at 8:30 a. m. in .Grin-

tenced to. 30-day terms at the/steiner's Funeral Home. Burial Indiana State Farm. {will be in Holy Cross. Their victim, Mrs, Hazel Camp-| . Mr. Walsh, who was 51, died bell, said the men took her to the yesterday in General Hospital {outskirts of town and cut off all from injuries received last Friday {her_hair except a narrow strip at (when he was struck by an auto, the front of her head. She said|Born in Ireland, he had lived here ithe cutting happened because she|43 years and was an employee of reported to the sheriff that a|Link-Belt Co. for the last two

fEjetid of the three men had takeniyenrs:- He was a ‘member of St.

an automobile without permis sion, The men pleaded guilty charges of assault and battery. on ————————————

Joseph's Church. He is survived by his sister, to Mrs. Mary Donahue, Indianapolis, and two nieces and a nephew.

i i Mrs. Annie The " De Pauw Sigma Chi ny omnn

(Chapter Elects Officers

Times State Service {Miller Funeral Home and burial

‘was in New Crown. Mrs. ThompGREENCASTLE, May 13—New son. who was 88, Saturday in officers of the DePauw Univer- /her- home at 934 Ws Vermont St. sity chapter of Sigma Chi are: "There are no immediate survivors. | Robert F. Ogden, Schenectady, EC I. Y., president: Robert B. Bus, Optimists. to Hold

| Anderson, vice president; Wiliam Dinner, Bridge Party ‘Bloomington, TIL," A pifch-in’ Hoge. and driage

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party will be held at 6 p. m. to{day by the. Indianapolis. Optimist Club in the DAR Hall, Approximately 100 persons are expected

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Times ‘State Service BLOOMINGTON, May 13— | Senator Glen Taylor, Henry Wal-

lace’ s rufining mate in the coming ‘national election will speak here JUdS® Alex Clark of Municipal | Court 4 today discharged Julius next Tuesday. C. B. Baldwin, ang David Maurer on five af | his campaign manager, today ad-| davits alleging violations of the | vised members of the Progressive |eity anti-smoke ordinance | Citizens Club at Indiana Uni-| City attorneys withdrew 16 | versity of the appearance. other affidavits filed by City ComTaylor will speak in Tulsa, bustion Engineer Robert Wolf. | Okia., Monday night, then will The Maurers were alleged to have {come to Bloomington by specialiallowed the violations to take train where he will be met by a place at their business establishlocal a1 delegation. . . ment, 919 N. Senate Ave.

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