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Mrs. Nancy Daniels and al A native of Louisville, Ky., Mrs.'tomorrow in Dayton, O. She News—Markels |}, inher, Kenneth G. Foster Jr. Boott died Saturday at General was 56 Everybody's Farm also of Indianapolis. . {Hospital. She was 60, a member. Miss Kinsey was born in rh —————
~{N. Tibbs Ave, will be at 1:30 David Scott, and two daughters,| P. m. today in Conkle funeraliyys Christine Banker and Mrs. a brother, Raymond Kinsey, Tal-
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polis; a brother, Knights of Columbus. {Ross, Cincinnati; a sister, Mrs.) He is survived by his wife, Mrs. | ps Rohde, Cincinnati, three!
Mildred A. Fort, Denver, Col; 1 step-children and five grandchil-| dianapolis, - three uncles, five 7° aunts and a nephew. Mrs. Laura Wyckoff i ‘ |Wyckoff, who died Saturday in {her home, 1112 8. Waldemere St., * |will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow . 1 Dies (Chapel. Burial will be in New, Crown. i o . Mrs. Wyckoff, who was 82, was Herbert C. Kaiser lived in Indianapolis 65 ears. { She is survived by three daughServices for Herbert C. Kaiser, jami, Fla., and Mrs. Minnie Morton a life-long resident of Indianap- 4 Mrs. Mae Huber, both of Inhome, 430 N. Meridian St. ‘were|,..; Clarence, LeRoy and Walter held today in Stirling funeral yoo coe “att Et On Eagar Crown Hill i | Mr. Kaiser, who was 55, was MIS. Ed Shaw Block Co. as a salesman. He 1103 Reid Place, who died Satretired three; years ago. Hel ufday in Long Hospital, were to sergeant and was a member of & Hurt Shefield Chapel. Burial Frank T. Strayer Post, Veterans was to he in Washington Park. Surviving are two brothers. born in Dunkirk. She lived in |Harry C. Kaiser, Morgantown, Indianapolis 42 years, the wife
brother, Raymond ‘D. Fort, InWom Services for Mrs. Laura Jane jin Moore Mortuaries Ben Davis _ born in Hancock County. She Buried Here Today 1 {ters, Mrs. Martha Manning, Miolis who died Thursday in his g:505001is and four sons, Samhome. Burial was to be in johnson, all of Indianapolis. formerly employed by William H.| Services for Mrs. Bess Shaw, served in World War I as a first|be held at 2 p. m. today in Jones of Foreign Wars. Mrs. Shaw, who was 67, was ‘and Wiliam G. Kaiser, Indianap-|of Ed Shaw, a South Side grocer.
Steele and Mrs. Laura Driver,| Methodist Church. both of Indianapolis, ’ Survivors besides her hushand are a daughter, Miss Betty Shaw, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Tress Frankenstein, and a brother, Funeral Wednesday Jack Stewart, both of Richmond. go Mire. Mattie Scott, resident nere Miss Lura Kinsey
years, will be buried in Crown | ' Services for Miss Lura Kinsey, Hill following services at 2 p. m.who died yesterday in the home
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of Metropolitan Church and a res- Boulder, Colo., and spent some ident of 1651 Cornell Ave. time in Dayton, O., before comSurviving’ are her husband, ing here. Surviving besides her sister, are
lahassee, Fla., and another sister,
at 2:30 p. m. Are troubled by distress of Home. He was 70, ances? Does this make you suffer Mr. Wales, who ‘died yester- from pain. feel 50 nervous, tired Ariz, a member of thejday in home here, had been } stsuch times? Then po try Lydia a force 22 11 fu two Hetil He was born Finkhams Vegstable Compound 13 in!in Hancock ty and was 2 § 3.55 grand soothing effect on ome
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home. Burial will be in Wash- his son, Robert, Rushville; his : : ington Park. (daughter, Mrs. Bonald Andis, of vers Min 1 fas Mrs. Elbert Griffith, Mobawk; his Disco iniature
a raffle patrolman, brother, Claude, both of Char-
employed as a timekeeper bY vears ago. He was a member of 20d one great-grandchild. {Curtiss-Wright prior to his en- 3, paternal Order of Police
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