Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1948 — Page 5

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Rites Tomorrow for Rand McNally Worker * gervices for 5. LeRoy Scoles, TCaiana fépresentative for Rand: “McNally -&- Co... publishers, and former assistant state school inspector, will be held at 8 p. my tomorrow in the Flanner and Bu-| chanan Mortuary. Burial will be at Silver Lake. Members of the Bookmen's Club will serve as pallbearers. ee] Mr. Scoles, who was 64, died yesterday in his home at 1802

Taught Church Class He- was a member of the Broadway Methodist Church where he taught an adult Sunday. school class. He was vice, . president of the Indiana Bookmen's Club and a member of the Schoolmen’s Club; Home Masonie 42 Ft. ‘Wayne; and the Scottish Rite and Shrine here.

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Mrs. Howard Henry, Mrs, Jean Tinder, Flint, Mich., and Mrs. Leonard Harms, Indianapolis; a son, L. Wayne Scoles, Union, Neb.; two sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Edward Frymire, both of Ft. Wayne, and seven grandchildren,

Mrs. Ralph. Simms

Survives for Mrs. Mary Simms Wm. Ellingwood | will be held tomorrow afternoon] _ . : y in the Jordan funeral home fol- Dies in Home Here lowed by burial in Crown HIlL Servi ror’ Wilh a mn { 7, died rvices for am A. ngMa. Bima, ho A Tot a Wood will be held at 1:30 tomor-| yesterday Mrs. Mary McArtor, at|ToW in Moore Mortuaries Peace, daugnts bkside Ave. She was ‘a Chapel and burial will be in Hurether of the Christian Churchilock Crank PAE a Elnora, Ind. Mr. Ellingwood, who was 65, at . husband died yesterday in his home at 328 Survivors are her a Nd, Harlan St. He was a native of Ralgis, Stuns) anotage Sangutes, Noblesville, but had lived here 40 rs, Jen s A LOU, “lyears,. A machinst for the New liam Parham, Bedford; geven York Central Railroad for the grandchildren and three great-\),.: 75 years, he was a member of grandchildren. the Brotherhood of Railway Ma- . nson Jchinists, & ii | Thomas H. Joh { Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Services for Thomas H. John-\y 5rene Ellingwood; a sister, Mrs,

daughters,

Muy Airport during his last visit to ¥t. Wayne;

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son will be held at 7:30 p. m. t0-| Bertha Roberson, West Virginia; inot to pass another car.

morrow in the King & King fu- twq brothers, Fred H. Ellingwood, neral home. .and burial, will fol-| charleston, W. Va....and. Charles, low in Hopkinsville, Ky., Wednes- 1 Elliigwood, Noblesville, day. Mr. Johnson, who was 43,

: : Nath conduct . a. concert. They williAve. Burial Mt.Pleas~ - died yesterday at Surinyside-San-| Hiram N -Fregman Nave to make the ia panes, Will be.in Mt... P| ho

atorium, He lived at 1316); E. Services for . Hiram. Nathan 16th St. Freeman will be held at 2 p. m. Mr, Johnson, born in Kentucky. tomorrow -in- Speaks &- Finn fuhad resided in Hopkinsville mostineral home and burial will be! of his. life before coming here in Crown Hill. Mr. Freeman,| four years ago. He was a mem- who was 76, died Saturday Jn ber of Dirt Avenue Baptist his home at 554 Holly St. Church, Hopkinsville; -and Hod rr ‘ears and was Surviving are a son, James P.|a member of Northside Johnson, and a daughter, Miss Chureh of God. . Beulah E. Johnson, both of Louis- | Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ville, Ky.; two sisters, Mrs. Goree Maysie Freeman, Indianapolis; Merriweather, Evansville, - and five sons, Charles and Ellsworth Mrs, 0. C. Collins, Indianapolis; Freeman, both of Indianapolis; a half-brother, George - IE. John Freeman, Fresno, Cal.; MarVaughn, Hopkinsville, and a step- |lon = Freeman, Redondo Beach, brother, John Pennington, Day-|Cal. and Howard Freeman, South ton. 0. |Bend, and seven’ grandchildren.

Mrs. Jeanette Deitch Ipqrc Victor Green Mrs. Jeanette Deitch, former,

Indianapolis resident, died yester- Dies Here af 35

FINAL VISIT HERE—Dr. James E. West (third from left), [Ciara and Catherine Colbert, ail Survivors are his wife, Mrs. former chief executive of the Boy Scouts of America who died Rose Scoles, Indianapolis; three ci, 4, in New Rochelle, N.Y. is shown here at Weir Cook

C. J. Carlson, executive of Region 12; Wallace O, Lee, com- | Services for Mrs. Elizabeth NiC. E. Raker and| missioner of Indianapolis and central Indiana Scout Council:.and hill, who died Saturday at the Arthur R. Baxter, Central Indiana Council board member, During his 32-years as chief scout executive prior to his retirement in 1943, Dr. Weit visited Indianapolis only two or three times.

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tor said the car skidded when he Arthur Quassy

I: Born in Watseka, Ilk; he lived - “Carriers Union 120; - ---tin-Indianapolis- 45

"For Saturday Services for Mrs. Geneva J. Humana, formerly of 607 N. Ban.jeroft_ St. who died Saturday at the home of her mother, Mrs. will be held at 8:30 a. m. Wednesday at Blackwell funeral home and at 9 a. m. at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross, : frs. Humann, who was 57, was a lifelong Indianapolis resident and a member of Our Lady of : “Catholic Church and =x

graduate of Shortridge High

Surviving are the mother; her husband, C. A. Humann; a son, Louis P. Humann, Ft. Worth, Tex.; three daughters, Mrs. Josieph Concannon, Dayton, O.; Mrs. Carol Hadley and Miss Jane Humann; two brothers, Walter and Lee Colbert and four sisters,

of * Indianapolis; Sister Mary Thomasine, Denver, Colo, and Indianapolis on June 6; 1940. {ater Saint Elizabeth, St. Lous, to right), the late Chief F. O. [7 re to honor upon his retirement; ‘Mrs. Elizabeth Nihill

{home of her daughter, Mrs. {Charles R. Dady, 546 Holly Ave., {will be held at 8:30 a. m. Wednes-

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Services for Mrs. Emma C. £0 [Schakel, 1741.8. State Ave, will ibe held at 2:30 p.m, tomorrow|

in Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran “Church and burial will be in Con« cordia Cemetery. Mrs, Schakel, who was 64, died Saturday in Methodist Hospital. A lifelong resident of Indianap-| olis, she attended - St. Paul's School and was a member of! Emmaus Church most of her lifa

and of the Ladies’ Ald Society. |

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| . el; a son, Herbert will be held at 1:30 p. m, to- John W. Schakel; a son Adolph Waterman and Mrs: Fred in Washington Park. Gago, and one granddaughter. Dies at Age Sarah Mills, who died yesterday 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Olive|Bivd., are incomplete. Mr. Fish,. who was 66, dibd life where a son, K. B. Mills, sur-| & % SR 29 years and was a body-worker IL. and You are invited to visit our Funeral Home ye y- er) Sweet, Chicago Heights, Ill, and| and compare its facilities and beauty with any you have ever seen. Christian Church.

day at Speaks & Finn Funeral ——— Home and at ® a. m. at St. John’s

in Holy Cross. | Mrs. Nihill, who was 61, came, |to Indianapolis 17 years ago from, England. She was a member of the Altar Society of Assumption Catholic Church. ’

i : Services for Charles Pergande Sevitzky, Wife [Catholle Church. Burial will belprs. Stanley Mascoe and Mrs. will be held at 2:30 p. m. Wednes-|

Uninjured as Car Overturns

I A T—— i FABIEN SEVITZKY, Indianplies Bymphony Orchestra -con-{ler, Mi#s Catherine Nihil; Indianductor, and Mrs. Sevitzky escaped apolis; two brothers, John O'Coninjury yesterday when their|nell and Daniel O'Connell, and Cadillac car struck a bridge cul-/three sisters, Miss Ann O'Connell, vert and overturned into a field Miss Catherine O'Connell and off Road 37 near Huntington. Miss Ellen O'Connell, all of PittsThey were on their way to their burgh. Mrs, Nihill was the widow

2 {Helen Pergande; two nieces and summer cottage on Oliver Lake of Patrick J. Nihill, who died v2 Funeral Rites Tomorrow

near Lagrange when the accident|years ago. tra- conduc-

applied the brakes after deciding| Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the J. C. Wilson ‘The Sevitzkys had planned. to|Chapel of the Chimes for Arthur leave tomorrow: on a motor trip Quassy, retired ‘farmer ‘who died to Mexico City where he is to|yesterday at his home, 2005 Bluff

¥ a aie fant Cemetary; He was 71. or train because - 3 : RAE : badly wrécked, he said. Mr. Quassy was born at Louis: Rose Bush Taken Indianapolis seven years. s ze ’ Surviving are three brothers, For Better View Joseph Quassy, Indianapolis, John Ah prized rose bush in the/Quassy, and Delbert yard of H. W. White, 6201 N. Key-/Quassy, Plainville and a sister, stone ‘Ave. disappeared last/Mrs. Lezzie Haynes, Vincennes. night, It has been dug up by the ; roots and carried away. In the freshly dug hole was a id note which read: “Friends~We have removed this rose bush. This will save someone's life. The view of the corner will be better. Please remit $3 to the Broad Ripple ParentTeachers Association or the Dad's Club for services rendered. Thanks.”

Mr, White didn’t feel that he owed anybody $3 and instead,

day in New York City, where she had lived for the last two years. Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. day after an extended illness. She tomorrow in the Aaron-Ruben Was a life-long resident of Indianfuneral home with Rabbi Feuer-| apolis. She was 305. i licht officiating. Burial will be| Mrs. Green, of R. R. 17, Box in the Indianapolis Hebrew Ceme- 464, attended Manual Traming te | High School. She is survived by.

“born in THAIAHAPONY. She ~was| parents; -Mr.-and Mrs. George 0: graduated from Shortridge High|Lewis; her brother, George O.! School. ‘ _ |Lewis Jr.; and her sisters, Mrs.| She is survived by her mother,|Ota Mae Koicheck, Mrs. Jo Ellen! Mrs. Pauline Deitch, Indianapo-{ Huddleston and Mrs. Rose

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lis; a daughter, Mrs. Adele Rae! Marchilliat, all of Indianapolis. Wei fn Clarksville, Tehn., Mr.

Weinstock, Long Island, and al grandchild. *

Mrs. Louis McMillan ~ Faculty. Members |

. Services for Mrs. Grace Butler Get Fellowships ! McMillan, formerly. of. Indianap-}. Hig ic. olis, will be held today in Los SEP a Angeles, Cal. i, : ; Mrs. McMillan, who was 38, died Friday in‘ her home there. She was born in Indianapolis and lived here most of her life. { Survivors are her husband, Louis H. McMillan; three daughters, Sandra, Virginia and Sharon McMillan; three sons, Byron, Jo-i seph and Russell McMillan; her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred: But-|

Mrs. Dorothy’ O. Green: died to-|

ry. L Mrs. Deitch, who was 54, was her husband, Victor W. geen; nor (

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called the Sheriff's office and asked that the guilty persons be found and prosecuted.

Mrs. Minnie Gary Dies in Home Here at 71 Rites for Mrs. Minnie Gary,

713 W, 13th St, will be held at 1 p. m tomorrow in Christ] Temple. Burial will be in Floral Park. She was 71. .

ary had lived here 48 years. She was a member of Christ Temple. | _ Survivors are her daughter] Mrs. Juanita Sanders, Indianapolis; her sister, Mrs. Tishie San-

eT ders; Detroit, Mich,” “and” two

granddaughters, Misses Wilma Jean and Callie Sanders, both of Detroit. ’

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Very Rev. Peter Anthony Brooks, WENT TO THE

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ler, all of Los Angeles: two Bl rem ERE Se TL "I" Dr. Roy M. Robbins and Dr.

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Mrs. Mattie J: Bradshaw Sess B._Clark-_Butir. Univer} He-was found dead r&-Toom =

sity faculty ‘member®, have re:

Bradshgw, whe djed Friday Ih{achool. yeas, on + ie vi Dr. Robbins-is head of the his-

Services for Mrs. Mattie Jane|ceived fellowships for the 1948-49 priest. He was born in Water-|-

to be held at 1- p. Allen Chapel AME Church with

burial in New Crown Cemetery. : na Mrs. Bragenaw. aha meters. (philosophy department.

was born in Lee County, Va., ana] 1he fellowships were estabhad lived liere 62 years. |lished last February for faculty She"1& survived by two daugh- members engaged In research or ters, Mrs. Margaret Owens and| creative projects. Dr. Robbins Mrs. Mary Hooks; three sons, and Dr. Clark both are writing. Rufus, George and Mark Brad-| Dr. Robbins is a graduate of shaw; two sisters, Mrs. Fdna Earlham College and the UniRobingon and Mrs. Agnes Poin-|versity of Wisconsin and has dexter; a brother, Paul.Zion and headed the Butler department nine grandchildren, all of Indian-|since 1939. His work is on a apolis. |book entitled, “Pioneer America, {1760-1830.” Dr. Clark is a graduate of the | University of Pennsylvania. He has been a member of the Butler faculty since 1943. He was appointed to his present post two years later. He is working on “Introduction to Philosophy.”

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tory and political science depart-/was 55. ment, while Dr.. Clark heads the,

dent. who, died. of a heart attack io fast night. UNDER THE

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Surviving are another daugh-| Mis. Cillie Gaylord, Mrs. Virgil

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Pat % BREAKDOWN OF 1947 TAXES BENEFITING INDIANAPOLIS

PROPERTY TAXES $70,863.12 IN

$18,421.89 FOR TRACKLESS TROLLEY PAVING AGREEMENT

- DIES—Services for Robert A . Schakel, Indianapolis; four sismorrow in the Olive Branch |ters, Mrs. Fred Peterson, Mrs. Christian Church. Burial*will be | Mortenbeck, all of Indianapolis, . nw and Mrs. George Semmlow, ChiRobert M. Fish Sr. mrs. Sarah Mills “funeral arrangements for Mrs; | | Services for Robert M. Fish Sr..|in the home of a daughter, Mrs. RR4, Box 772, will be held at|{Otto W. Cox, at 4731 Sunset Branch Christian Church. Burial] Mrs. Mills, who was, 81, lived | will be in Washington Park. {in Vandalia, Ill, most of. her 3 Saturday in the Methodist Hos-|\%ves. Other survivors aré two TW pital. He lived in Indianapolis moré daughters, Mrs. Harry J. Eo at Chevrolet Body Co. He was a Mrs. Carl Dieckmann, Champaign, §& member of the Olive Branch!ql. Survivors. include. his wife, Mrs. Charles Pergande “Ask us those questions concerning funeral Lucy M. Fish; two ‘daughters, services that you may wonder about. We

are glad to give information——without obligation or embarrassment to you.

Walter Griffin! two sons, Robert q,y in his home at 1603 Pleasant | M. Fish Jr, and Wiley Fish, alligi’ and burial will be in Con-|} of Indianapolis; four brothers,| 4ia. Mr. Pergande, who was} Edward Fish, Lake Orion, Mich../gg, died yesterday in his home. and Pete and Ernest Fish, bothof| A yaiiroad employee 41 years, Gonnersvine, and Sam Fish.he worked most of his life in the Franklin, O.,. and .three. SISters, | wranter- shop of the New York! {Central Railroad in Beech Grove land previously worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Born in Germany, he came here in 1885, He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

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Matthew M. Roberts

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held tomorrow at-1 p. m. in the| Services for Mrs. Della Prestin, King & King Chapel with burial 1438 Lee St, will be held at 1 in New Crown. {p. m. today in Farley funeral “Mr. Roberts was 86, a Tennes- home. Burial will be in Floral sée native and worked for 14 Park, Mn. Prostin, Who was Ti, Jeats. at fhe Mtiahupony Seo ot! _ Born _in Cloverdale, Mrs. Pres{She ~ was a -mehber of - Blaine Avenue Methodist Church and ly

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Survivors -are two daughters, & | Stephen Lewis and Jackson Rob-!ymre Viola Tardy, Indianapolt

jerts, of Indianapolis; Joshua, of land Mrs, Audrey Walton, Loredo, Kokomo, and Matthew Jr., Cleve- Tex.; two sisters, Mrs, Alice Bakland, O., and daughters, Mrs. \ er and Mrs. Idx ‘Pierce, both of Emma B. Lovett and Mrs. Sarah Indianapolis, and three grandchil-| - {Banyon, both of Indianapolis. dren.

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Total tax payments made by your transit company during 1947, which . benefit the city of Indianapolis either directly or indirectly total nearly $383,000. , :

As indicated by the 1947. tax payment above, the approximately $18,500 paid to the city under the trackless trolley agreement was only a small part of that total.

In addition, the $11,373 paid for city bus licenses brought the total N : paid by your transit company directly to the city up to $29,794.89.

But that was still only the beginning. The company's 1947 tax bill also includéd payments totaling $353,084.34 for property taxes, gasoline taxes, gross income taxes and miscellaneous license and registration fees. Still another expenditure of more than $37,000 was made last year for spreading salt and abrasives on" slick city streets, for street repairs and for painting curbings at loading points. °

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