Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1948 — Page 10

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a. m. Friday. Burial will be in _{Winamac. s ne ; : Hg Musa) die in St, Eliza- : . ere yesterday ces for Floyd R. Stine 8r., after a ospita {liness. He was 44.' ed Sunday while on a fish-| Connected with Hoosier educa-! p at Brooklyn, Ind. were tion since his graduation from held at 10 a. m. today in Bg); State Teachers College In’ Brothers’ Central Chapel. 1929 he had been at Purdue for, was $0 be in Crown Hill the last five years. His first . Stine, who was 49, resided teaching assignment was at the 6 8. Temple Ave. A native Columbus. Ind. High School. awfordsville, he had lived From Columbus he went to Sey- » 27 years and was an em- mour High School as r ployee of Muesing-Merrick Coal of art and mechanical drawing. ! Co. for 26 years. He was a mem- He taught at Seymour from 1930 ber of Christian Church, {to 1943 when he moved to PurSurviving are his wife, Ora; a due. son, Floyd R. Btine Jr.; two! Surviving are his wife, Mrs. daughters, Evelyn Stine, all of Helen Ryan Murray; four broth- ‘| Indianapolis, and Mrs. Harold ers, Martin Murray, South Bend; Lund, Whitestown; his parents, Thomas Murray, Winamzc; PhilMr. and Mrs. A. E. Stine, Frank- ip Murray, Logansport, and V. fort; a brother, Stine, A. Murray. Alexandria; two sis-

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