Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1948 — Page 4

NGTON, July 18 (UP) f troops from all military services in final rites for

e¢ Armies John . Pershing, comcan Expein the first World

of the , will be buried with full mili-

tary Nonors Monday in a plot he hose himself in Arlington Na-

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ry. War I hero died at Hospital early yesage of 87.

re t Truman and Secre‘of State George C. Marshall, served under Gen. in World War I. will be thousands who will atfuneral services.

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coffin will be placed on a drawn by six perfectly horses. Following the will be a black horse with trappings and .s i boots pointed backward. . Pershing began his military a’ cavalry officer. uge procession, with an 3400 people participatwill ‘march down Constitu‘Ave, past the Lincoln Meand across the Potomac

Trip Set for Christ

. said he would fly to BeatWhberg. Switzerland, on Saturday, \ fer with other ¢hurch ofiin preparation for the conave, to be held Aug. 10-22. , North American group will by boat at the end of the Month, A tour through 10 RuroBaa Soutien was planned be- # the delegates will return. CL ——————— mt ids Crash Kills Hoosier ~ THORNTOWN, July 16 (UP) «Robert E. Allen, 22, of Thorntown was killed in an automobile accident on U. 8. 22 near Bloom: IIL, yesterday. Police

po A car overturned; pinning ‘im. beneath it.

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP)—Adolph Grisantl has an 8-year-old horse

enlisted man at

t funeral procession to ‘Arlington Cemetery will t 12 noon (Indianapolis,

Local Deaths—

Rites Tomorrow

Bloomington Merchant

Dies in Home at 42

* Services for Claude C. Kincaid, lowner and operator of Farmers’ Hatchery & Supply Co., Bloomington, who died yesterday at his home in Bloomington, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Kincaid, who was 42, was born in Clarksburg and resided in Indianapolis 12 years. He formerly was a salesman for the

SALESMAN DIES — Services for H. E. Larimdre, former Indianapolis salesman, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Kirby Mortuary. Burial will be in Memorial Park: Mr. Larimore died yasterday in his home in Coumbus, Ind. He is survived by his wife, Gaynelle; his sister, Mrs. Naomi Johnston, St. Paul, Minn., and a niece and a nephew,

Co. He was a member of Spring Hill Presbyterian Church, Decatur County. Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Lucille McGoldrick Kihcaid, Bloomington; a son, Duane Kincald, Bloomington; his mother, Mrs. Mabel Moore, Clarksburg; two sisters, Mrs, Martha King, Rushville, and Mrs. Thelma Logan, Pittsboro, and two brothers,, David Kincaid, Evansville, and Thomas Kincaid, Sacramen-

Noble St. Resident” *— Coxswain Carr Rites Monday

Rites for Coxswain Frederick Mrs. Charles Jenkins C- Carr, who died in action in

the English Channel Apr. 28, Rites Tomorrow 11944, will be held at 9 a. m. MonServices for Mrs. Ruth Jenkins, day in St who died yesterday in General Thomas CathoHospital, will be held at 3 p. m. lic Church, tomorrow in Dorsey Funeral The 11th disHome. Burial will be in New trict of the Crown. : American LeMrs. Jenkins, who was 50, was gion will con-

duct military services. Burial will be in Crown Hill. He was 22. Coxswain Carr, who was Coxswain Carr born in Indlanapolis, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Carr, 801 W. 53d X 8t. He was graduated from

Services Sunday ' {Shortridge High School and was

employed in the special delivery . . . |division of the Indianapolis post For Ohio Native Rites for Mrs.

office prior to his naval service. Glenna May r . Doan; 821 Manhattan Ave, oa fea | G Strouse eld-4¢ 10 a. m. Sunday in Moore Mortuaries'’ Ben Davis W. 10th St, an IndianChapel. Burial will be in Spen-|apolis resident 24 years, will be cerville, O, {at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Conkle Mrs. Doan, who was 40, diea funeral home, Burial will be in yesterday in her home, She was F oral Park. born in Montgomery County, O., Mr. Strouse, who was 42, died but lived her eight years. She yesterday at Sunnyside Hospital. was an employee of Marmon- A native of Scottsburg, he was Herrington Co. and a member of employed as a maintenance man the Baptist Church in Brooks-|at Prest-O-Lite Battery Co. ville, O. . Survivors are his wife, FlorSurvivors are her daughter,ence; his mother, Mrs. Rose Mrs, Evelyn Beckley, Ports-/Strouse; six brothers, Bernal, mouth, Va., two stepsons, James Chester and Kenneth Strouse, InA. and Glen R. Doan, both eof dianapolis; Earl Strouse, ScottsIndianapolis, and a stepsister, burg Basil Strouse, Mrs. Betta Jane Albert, Johns- IIL, and Max Strouse, Baldwin, town, O. {Mich., and two sisters, Mrs. Rob-

i : lert Cooley, Scottsburg, and Mrs. Mrs. Mitchell Campbell melvin Jones, Indianapolis.

Mrs. Carrie Anna Campbell, / 1121 King Ave, died here aster. MTS: Harvey Applegate

a native of Spencer and had lived here 42 years. She resided! at 513 N. Noble St. Surviving are her husband, Charles; a son, Jack W, Jenkins, Indianapolis, and four sisters, Mrs. Roxie Craig, Mrs. Katherine Henry and Mrs, Alice Price, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Jessie Zahn, Martinsville.

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Services for Mearl G. Strouse,

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Hill Chapel. Bur- home, 1636 Broadway, will ial will be in held at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Memorial Park. home. The Rev. H. C. Brocks, Mr. Geisking, pastor of the Third Christian

.iChurch, will officiate. Burial will be in the Oaklandon, Odd Fellows Cemetery. She was 63

- ? Mrs. Martin was born in Hamil. {ton County, but lived here 50 years. 2 :

who was 73, was a lifelong ‘resi. dent of the city. He worked as a machinist for nine years at Ji the old Peoria { “Survivors are her husband, Orand Eastern {land R.; two sons, Howard O, Ray | r oundhouse. Mr. Geisking |, Kenneth Ray; a stepson, | Later he worked for the Big Four Howard Martin, all of IndianapRailroad shop 25 years before his olis; five brothers, Charles, Everretirement. ‘ett and Joseph Socks, all of InSurvivors are his wife, Anna, dianapolis; Floyd Socks, Moores- | a niece and a nephew, all of In- ville, and Merle Socks, Sheridan; | dianapolis. 2 half-brother, Walter Crane, i » yle, Wash, four grandchildren | (Mrs. Ada F. Dickerson {and five great-grandchildren, Services for Mrs, Ada F. Dick-| erson, who died Wednesday in James P. Cave } Memphis, Tenn. will be held at, Services for James P. Cave, 10 a. m. tomorrow in Flanner & 1815 Ludlow Ave. will be held |Buchanan mortuary. Burial willin Jacobs Brothers West Side! bein Crown Hill. She was 70. = | Shabel a 1 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Dickerson, who was born|Surial will be in New Crown {in Dresden, O., was a lifelong res-| Cemetery. Mr. Cave died Wednesident of Indianapolis and a mem-|day In General Hospital. He was ber of North Methodist Church 40. A lifelong resident here, he |Service. She lived at 3902 Byram Worked for the Johnson Wall-! [Ave. : (paper Co. and belonged to St.| Survivors are her ‘daughter, JORD'S African Methodist Episco-| Mrs. Charlene Robbins, Moores-|{Pal Church, are his ville; two sons, Earl, Indianapolis, | ister, Mrs. Clara Johnson, a and Alfred P., Memphis, Tenn.; brother, Jess Cave, and a half-| five brothers, Ray and John Mock, |Prother, Walter Graves, all of] Indianapolis; Charles Mock, Indianapolis. Zanesville; Terry Mock, Sioux F==— {City, Ia., and Clarence Mock, Los | Angeles, Cal, and a sister, Miss MAR us Anna T. Mock, Indianapolis.

Clinton Belles

Services for Clinton Belles, who |aied yesterday in his home, 1526 |Spruce St. will be held at 9:30|: (a. m. Monday in Moore Mortuaries’ Peace Chapel. Rites and burial will follow at 1 p. m. in Sheridan. He was 82, Mr. Belles was born in High-| land County, Ohio, and lived in! Indianapolis for 35 years. He was | a retired machinist. | Survivors are his wife, Frances; | a son, Arthur, Indianapolis; three grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.

Leavitt E. Clewell

Services will be held at 1 p. m. Sunday for Leavitt E. Clewell,! 5021 W. 13th St, Speedway, in Conkle funeral home. Burial will be in Maple Lawn Cemetery, | (Flora. He was 48, | | Mr. Clewell, who died yesterday | in his home, was a lifelong resi-! dent of Indianapolis. He was an employee of Esterline-Angus Co. for more than four years and was a member of the Christian Church in Kirklin. Several cousins survive.

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Mrs. Clara Kirch

Services for Mrs, Clara Kirch,'

Rites for Mrs. Bertha Griffy Applegate, 812 N. Temple Ave. }’ will be at 11 a. m. Monday in Moore Mortuaries’ Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill. She! was 63. |

Mrs. Applegate, who died yes-| terday in Methodist Hospital, was, born in Dublin, Ind., but lived in| Indianapolis for 27 years. |

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