Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1948 — Page 4

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yludge Evan Evans |Dies in Wisconsin

Veteran Federal Jurist Was 72

Services for Judge Evan A. Evans, one of America’s veteran Federal jurists who died in his [| Spring Green, Wis., home yesterday after a long illness, are ex- | pected to be held in Spring Green with burial beside his wife at Ba- | raboo, Wis. He was 72. | Judge Evans of th Seventh {United States Circuit Court of

about a year and a half ago when ‘he sat in one of the numerous “three judge” cases that brought {him here. Judge Evans last Friday relin|quished his post as senior judge of the three-state circuit compris{ing Indiana, Illinois and Wiscon{sin after two long absences from {the bench because of poor health. He retired to his farm in Spring {Green where he planned to indulge in agriculture.

Outstanding Judge

Judge Robert C. Baltzell of the | Federal Court in Indianapolis de‘scribed Judge Evans as a close, | personal friend throughout the 23 | years they were acquainted. Judge | Baltzell said that Judge Evans | was one of the outstanding judges of the country and several times was considered for a Supreme Court appointment. Judge Evans observed his 32d | year as the circuit's senior judge | last May after practicing law at nearby Baraboo for 16 years. He was graduated from Wisconsin University. One of the most dramatic In{diana cases in which Judge 1 Evans pafticipated was a 1925

ing 75 defendants including city 'and county officials. He is survived by three sons, | Evan A. Jr, professor of English at University of Idaho; Orin, | professor of law at the Univer-

| George, a Milwaukee, Wis, attorney. Also surviving are a | brother, Isaac C. of Spring Green, {and a sister, Mrs. H. J. Steeps

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DIES AT HOME—Paul

Charles Pratt, operator of Pratt Photo Studio, died yesterday at his home, 6007 College Ave.

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Rites Saturday Services will be -held at 1:30 |p. m. Saturday at Flanner & Bu-| |chanan Mortuary for Paul |Charles Pratt, owner and operator of Pratt Photo Studio, who died yesterday in his home, 6007 College Ave. Burial will be In| Union Chapel. i Mr. Pratt, who was 57, had’ been operator of the photo stu{dio since 1934. A native of New, | Salem, he was formerly conductor of several musical shows on the road and in New York City. He worked under the stage name of Paul Parnell and at one time joined with Will Callahan, New | York City, to write songs. | He was a member of Broad Ripple Christian Church, Broad| Ripple Masonic Lodge and Royal Arch Masons. Surviving are his wife, Edythe Lee; a daughter, Miss Sharon Gaye Pratt; a brother, Carl W. Pratt, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Roland Gegoux, Pontiac,, Mich, and a nephew.

George W. Baird

Services for George W. Baird, 819 Shelby St., a refrigerator engineer for Meyer Packing Co. for 20 years, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Stirling Funeral Home. Burial will be in Lafayette. ee Mr. Baird, who was 87, died Tuesday in his home. He was a member of the Marion Masonic Lodge, the Scottish Rite and a past worthy patron of the Order of the Eastern Star, Chapter 393. Survivors are his wife, May; two sons, Charles and Clyde, both of Indianapolis, six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Thomas Buskirk

‘iBervices will be held in Carlsbad, N. M,, for Mrs. Ada Baker Buskirk, former Indianapolis resident, who died there in her home. Survivors are her husband, Thomas; her son, Donald, and her daughter, Judith.

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