Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1948 — Page 8

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LAST RITES—Mrs, Laura O. Spargut, Beech Grove resident for 30 years who died Saturday in Danville, Ill, will .be buried . in Washington Park following services in Beech Grove Methodist Church Thursday.

Rites. for Pilot Set Tomorrow

- Rites for 1st Lt. Edward Thomas Kitley, P-47 Thunderbolt pilot killed over England, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home of his mother, Mrs. Gladys Kitley, New Palestine. Military services will be held in Washington Park. ; Lt. Kitley was graduated from Warren Central © High ' School, studied ‘engineering at Purdue University for one year and attended Roscoe Turner Aeronautical School for 10 weeks. He was a member of New Palestine Methodist Church. . Prior to his military service, Lt. Kitley was an inspector at International Harvester plant

with the 8th Air Force at the time of 1s death, He was awarded hed Flying Cross and Alr Medal. Burviors, besides his mother, are a sister, Mrs. Max Hendryx; an aunt, Mrs, Clara Armiger, and Holden, all of New Palestine.

‘Christian H. Hansing

Services are planned at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Tolin Mortuary for H. Hansing, 241 W. Edwards Ave., who died Sunday in Methodist Hospital, Burial will be in Greenwood. Mr, ‘Hansing, who was 72, was a native of Germany and had lived here 67 years, He was a truck gardener, He is survived by his wife, LilHan; four sons, Ernest, Leonard and Christian, C. E. Hansing, In-

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by two daughters, Mrs. Clay Lowes and Mrs. Rachel Higgins, Acton; five sons,

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Services for Henry Benzel, who died Bunday in his home,.729 Dor- | man St., will be held at 3 p. m. temorrow in Moore Mortuaries Burial will be in| Crown Hill {

Mr. Benzel, who was 82, was born in Portchester, Conn. He| lived in Indianapolis 71 years.! He was a machinist in Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc, for 10 years until he retired in 1938. He had been previously employed in Atlas Engineering Co., Inc., 35 years.

Mrs, Louise Smith, Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, Mrs. Anna Kares, Mrs, Lily Btriebeck and Fred Boller, all of Indianapolis.

William Montgomery

Sérvices for William Montgomery, 1506 8. Alabama 8t., who died in an auo. accident Sunday, will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill. ~

Ex-Local Rresident Buried in Marion

Rites for Henry J. Branner; formerly of Indianapolis, who, died Thursday in Veterans Hos-| pital in Marion, were held in Marion yesterday with burial there. He was 60. Mr. Branner, a former Indianapolis Street Department employee, lived here 40 years, but was born in Knexville, Tenn. He was a World War I veteran and a member of Veterans’ Hospital Protestant -Chapel in Marion. Survivors include his wife, Ophelia; his sister, Mrs. Kate

his foster brother, Lucas Brant.

Dunson; his brother, Tobe, and] ley, all of Indianapolis. |

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Services Thursday For G. W. Boetticher

¢ for Glenn W. Boet- ! , who died yesterday in St. ospital in Ft. Wayne, will be held at 3:30 p. m. Thursday In Moore Mortuaries Colonial Chapel, Burial will Hill. He was 51.

be in Crown Mr. Boetticher, who lived on R. R. 2, Syracuse, Ind., was born in Sharpstown and lived in In-

~|dianapolis 14 years. He was a Survivors are his wife, Edna!

E.; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Searight and Mrs. Grace Wilson, all of Indianapolis, and his brother, Albert V., Homewood, Ill.

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