Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1948 — Page 8

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Fatally Injured in Georgia Auto Crash ervices for Mrs. Ruth B. Hook of nati, a former Indianapolis resident who was fatally injured in an auto accident Tuesday in Macon, Ga., will be held at 11 a. m. Saturday in Flanner| & Buchanan mortuary, Burial will be in Crown Hill 1 Mrs. Hook, who was 55, was with her mother, Mrs. Linnie Dill, also of Cincinnati, and her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Fox, Indianapolis.

“IL. Cecil Clore: {Services Sunday

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{Final rites for 1st Lieutenant Cecil Milo Clore, who died in an air-

plane crash in January, 1944, in edingham, England, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Sunday in Bargersville Christian Church. will be in Greenlawn Cemetery Franklin.

was 22, died on his 25th mission over Europe. Hej enlisted in the Army Air Corps in February,

Mrs. Dilgl received seven broken ribs, while Mrs. Fox was serious-

Born in Indianapolis, Mrs.| Hook lived here 49 years, until) she went to Cincinnati. She was accountant for Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Mrs. Hook was graduated from Emmerich Manual Training High School and Lain Business College| here and was a member of Queen Esther Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and White Shrine of Jerusalem. Surviving besides her mother!

and sister are her daughter, Mrs.

Alice Hochstrasser, Ft. Lauder‘dale, Fla, and another sister, Mrs. Edna Hasse, Indianapolis. Mrs. Hook was the mother of Lt. Ronald E. Hook, navigator on a bomber in the China-Burma-In-dia theater, who was declared dead when his plane failed to return from a mission.

Mrs. David Maclaren

Services will be held at 1 p. m tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Northeast Chapel for Mrs. Grace MacLaren, who died Tuesday in her home, 2902 Burial will be in Crown Hill Mrs. MacLaren, who was 76, lived here 50 years. was a member of Brightwood Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, David L.; two sons, Dan MacLaren, Indianapolis, ,and Charles C. MacLaren, St. Charles, Ill; two brothers, Edward M. Baxter and Henry M. Baxter, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Emma Goodall, Leesburg, and five grandchildren. |, '

Mrs. Katherine Franck

Rites

held Saturday in Cincinnati, O. will also be there. She was 76.

Mrs. Franck, who died here - yesterday after an illness of several weeks, lived in Indianapolis 14 years. She was born in Cincinnati and was a member of Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist there. = :

Survivors besides her son, are|

two grandchildren, both of Mil. ford, O. ‘She was the wife of the late Eugene John Franck,

Mrs. Mary Reynolds Services for Mrs. Mary C. Reynolds, life resident of Indianapolis, who dfed Tuesday, be held at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow at Reynolds Mortuary followed by ; mass at

in y. Cross Mrs. Reynolds, who was 89, was the widow of Hugh B. Reynolds, trainmaster for Pennsylvania Railroad here

———i———————— Seymour Youth Group. Sets Budget Goal ri Service SEYMOUR, July 22-A total of $20,644.62, which will be the goal of the first city-wide campaign of the Seymour Youth Foundation, has been adopted by the board of directors. The budget represents approximately $2 per person in Seymour and will benefit more than 1000 young people being served by five local organizations, the Seymour Boys Club, Boy Bcouts, Girl Scouts and Harmony Hangout, teen-age canteen. E. A. Blish is president of the foundation. Date of the campaign will be announced later,

Brazil Wins Fight

On Parking Meters | BRAZIL, Ind, July 22 (UP)— Residents of this southwestern: Hoosier community today had won their fight to get parking meters installed in Brazil's downtown business district. The city board of works and safety ordered installation of 250 meters. Previously, municipal officials had drawn the criticism of some 200 citizens for not taking action on their proposal earlier. City officials explained they postponed action on the meters

because of a factional split on |

88. Peter||

1942, After training in California : and Oregon, he was sent overseas in July, 1943, with the Eighth Air Force. He received the, Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters and the Distinguished Flying Cross with one Oak Leaf Cluster. He received

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ithe Purple Heart posthumously.

A graduate of Center Grove High School, he was a member of the Bargersville Christian Church and was affiliated with the Franklin College Kappa Delta Rho fraternity, where he attended school before entering service. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clore, and a sister, Mrs. Lonnie Sawyer Jr, all from here.

Mrs. Mabel McKee

Rites for Mrs. Mabel McKee, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, who died Tuesday in her home, 1326 Bellefontaine St.

King & King funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mrs. McKee, who was 64, was a member of St, John A. M, E. Church. ‘ Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.

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Bullard Fort C. O. Col. Peter C. Bullard, instructor for the

succeeded Col. Charles A. Beaucond as commander for Ft. Benjamin Harrison and executive of the Indiana Military District. Col. Beaucond retired from the two positions a week ago.

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