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

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Jordan, mother of Parker P. Jor-

tlodist Church, will officiate. Burial

Rites Tomorrow" for ‘Y' Official's Mother Services for Mrs. Celia Lathrap dan, Indianapolis YMCA execu-

tive, will be held at 4:15 p. m. tomorrow at Hisey & Titus Mortuary.

The Rev. Edwin F. Stricker]

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will be in Crown Hill Mrs. Jordan, who was 89, died

at her home in St. Petersburg,

Fla., where she had lived for the past 29 years. Born In Michigan

Born in Trenton, Mich., she had resided in Indianapolis 30 years before moving to Florida. She was the widow of the late Rev. William R. Jordan whom she married in 1885 and who died in 1891. Surviving are two sons, Mr. Jordan, general secretary of the Indianapolis YMCA and Paul R. Jordan, owner of Paul R. Jordan Co., of Indianapolis; a daughter, Miss Ella E. Jordan, and six grandchildren. She was also the mother of Frank C. Jordan and William Dudley Jordan and two daughters, Celia Ruth Jordan and Grace Jordan King, all deceased.

Services Friday For Sgt. North

Times State Service OAKLANDON, July 7—Final

|military rites for S. Sgt. Virgil J. |North, who lost his life on Biak Island in. the Pacific during the | war, will be held here at 2:30

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“RITES SET—Services for Dr. James B. Stalker, 3067 N. Delaware St., a general practitioner for 50 years, will be held at Il a. m. Friday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary.

Dr. J. B. Stalker Dies in Hospital See): Pracfitisner

Services for Dr. James B. Stalker, 3067 N. Delaware St., a general practitioner for 50 years, who died yesterday in St. Vincent’s Hospital, will be held at 11 a. m. Friday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. He was 72. Dr. Stalker, whose father and two brothers were also physicians, was born in Borden, Clark County. He attended school there and was graduated from the Bor-

of Louisville School of Medicine. Studied in London He did graduate work in St.

George's Hospital, London, England.

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High Mass Sgt J. B. Lewis

Rites Tomorrow

Mary T. Manning, resident here

for 55 years, will be sung at 9 a. m. tomorrow in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. A native of Koenigsburg, Germany, Mrs. Manning died Monday in her home, 706 N. Bancroft St. She was 64, She was a member

Military Services Set For War Victim

of Our Lady of Lourdes Church and the Legion of Mary.

Survivors include five daugh-

ters, Misses Mary, Edith, Alige,

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Manning, all of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Miles

Military services for Sgt. Jehudah B. Lewis, who was killed in action in France in August, 1944, will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. Burial will be in the Indian-

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Burial will be in Oaklandon Cemetery following services conducted by Post 128 of the American Legion.’ S. Sgt. North was 30 years old

Fortville High School. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles North, and two sisters, Mrs. Charles Shirley and Mrs. Paul Keaton.

Carl W. Williams

Services for Carl W. Williams, a former restaurant owner who died yesterday in his ;home, 124 W. 13th St., will be held at 1:30 p. m. Friday in the Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel and at 3:30 p. m. in the East Union Christian Church, Hamilton County. Burial will be in East Union Cemetery. Mr. Williams was 56. Born in Winamac, he had resided here 20 years and formerly operated a restaurant at 537 W. Washington St. retiring because of illness. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Esther M. Williams; a son, Cpl. Marion P, Williams, U. 8. Air Force, Germany; a foster son, Sgt. Joseph Williams, U. 8S. Army, Japany his mother, Mrs. Minnie B. Williams, Winamac; a sister, Mrs. Nell Davis, Winamae, and two granddaughters.

Mrs. Gertrude Hughes

Rites for Mrs. Gertrude Jane Hughes, resident here for 10 years, will be at 10 a. m. Friday in Stirling funeral home, Burial will be at Spencer.

A native of Spencer, Mrs.

SPECIAL | Hughes died here yesterday in the home of a niece, Mrs. Gertrude

Watson, 1634 8S. State Ave,

Machine or Machineless || where she lived. She was a mem-

{ber of the Spencer Club of, In-

with his fdther, the late Dr. Benjamin Stalker, and his two brothers, the late Dr. Charles Homer Stalker and Dr. John M. Stalker, who lives in Borden. After overseas service with the Army Medical Corps in World War I, he came to Indianapolis to practice. He was a member of the staffs of St. Vincent's and Methodist Hospitals, Marion County Medical Society, Indiana and American Medical Association, Phi Chi Medical ‘Fraternity and Columbia Culb. Former GOP Chairman He was a former Republican chairman in the old Third District. Dr. Stalker was a physician for .the Indianapolis Federal Court for 20 years, in charge of examining and treating prisoners. Besides his brother, John M., survivors ‘ incfude his wife, Harviet; a daughter, Miss Frances Stalker, and a son, James B. Stalker Jr., all of Indianapolis.

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Services for Kenneth E. Bange,

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war, will be held at 1 p. m. toou 2 2. in grow I ne tomorrow in the Flanner & Buwill be in Mooresville. + {chanan Mortuary. Burial will be g , "who was 47, wasiin Washington Park. He was 35. born in Morgan County and Born in Indianapolis, Capt.

lived in Indianapolis for many Miller was a graduate of Emne " merich Manual Training High

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4343 Winthrop Ave. graduate of Miller, an Army physician who School and a member of the In|aianapolis Hebrew Congregation. He ntered the Army in April,

and Mrs. Hyman Lewis, and a brother, Joseph D. Lewis, Boston,| / Mass.

years. He is survived by his father, School. { Gallant 8. Bange: two brothers,! He practiced medicine in ShelClarence and Scott Bange, bothipyville from 1939 to 1942, and] of Indianapolis, and six sisters, then entered the Army. He was Mrs. Phillip Medsker, Mooresville; killed in an accident in FebruMrs. Gladys Germain and Mrs. ary, 1044. Georgene Vice, both of Indian-| University Graduate eg ri pan RX ’ Js Capt. Miller received the bachIN and doctor of]

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Christian H. Ketcham | versity of Illinois. He was a

Services for Christian H. , Ketcham, a former Indianapolis| CPUrCE: RLY Cr = Shelby.

resident who died yesterda, in| Masonic logge, | his Cincinnati home, will be held Hille, 374 Se. Sudlby . County} at 2:30 p. m. Friday in Flanner|> co o& _Y: wl & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial] He was also a member of state will be in Washington Park. and national medical associations, . Mr. Ketcham, who was 58, was and the Scottish Rite. a native of Texas, and was for-| Survivors are his wife, Marmerly employed by the Westing-|garet; a daughter, Mary Ann, house Electric Corp. here before both of Indianapolis; a son, Dudgoing to Cincinnati. ley, Tacoma, Wash.; his mother, He is survived by nis wife, Mrs. Mrs. Delphia Miller, and a sisMartha Hein Ketcham; a daugh- J. Edmund Deming, ter, Caroline; his mother, Mrs. both of Indianapolis.

Louise Menger; two sisters, Mrs. F. M. Armsirong and Mrs. Horace Mrs. Clem Poole

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Blalock, and a brother, Jack| Services for Mrs. Mattie Swancy Ketcham. Poole, who died here Sunday, will Mrs. A. J. Woo d be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in

4 the Good Samaritan Baptist Services for Mrs. Ruth John-{Church. Burial will be in New

son Wood, Indianapolis native Crown. who died Friday in her home at Mrs. Poole, who was 53. was Foungsiown, Qe will deat2y. M.inorn in Eagleville, Tenn. She morrow in Rlng ng FU-\jiveq in Indianapolis for four nergl Home. Burial will be in

Crown Hill years. . Survivors include her husband, Mrs. Wood lived here 20 years Clem, Indianapolis, ang three

BE on "he brothers, Walter Dodson, NashRev. A. J Wood: a daughter (ville, Tenn.; Lundy Dodson, InMiss Barbara Jean Wood |dianapolis, and Scott Dodson, Youngstown, and a brother, Ros-| ere Haute. coe Johnson, Saginaw, Mich. L. Guy Long

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