Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1948 — Page 8

Woods, and Mrs. J. J. Wagleyyiand was district sales

In Hospital at 55

SLAUGHTER RITES — Seryices for Roy Slaughter, district sales manager of Crucible Steel Co., will be held tomorrow.

Roy Slaugier Dies

Rites Tomorrow for Steel Sales Manager

sales Crucible Steel Co., died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. He was 55. A life resident of Indianapolis,|; Mr. Slaughter was in the sales department of the company 32 years

manager since 1931

the Indiana National Bank and William B. Burford & Son. He

superbly seasoned with finest spices.” NARRIS PACKING €O. : "Mealh WIG for Approval”

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( nT b. 3 Mortuaries' P m. tomorrow in North Methfodist Church. Burial will

| |mont St. She was a class leader .|in the Jones Tabernacle &. M. B.| Zion Church.

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130 P.M, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY OVER Wise

‘was a member of North Methodist /Church and Indianapolis Athletic

will be held at 2:30

will be in

Miss Marilyn * Slaughter; Slaughter and Roy Carleton San-

T. Slaughter, and: a grandson. An afe from here.

Din Jovi sna lve Si was & member o the Lio-

pale 8 survived by bis wit Mrs | D. Jones, Indian

n former Indianapolis resident who

He was formerly employed in .

He is survived by a Saughter,

eteran - |Asan. and the Fraternal Order of | [Police.

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s Tomorrow or Truck Co. Head

Nace F. Huber Dies In Louisville at 56

Mr. Huber, who was born in Borden, moved to Louisville in 1930 after establishing his truck

ville and Evansville. The firm is now one of the largest in the country and has branch in seven cities in five states. The lis branch was established in 1937. The firm's headquarters are in Louisville with operations extending from Chicago, Ill, to Atlanta, Ga. Survivors are his wife, Bertha, two . sons, five daughters, five brothers, three sisters and his mother.

Mrs. K.: C. Cunningham Services and burial for Mrs, Katherine Crosby Cunsingham,

died yesterday in her home in Cassopglis, Mich., will be held Zaurday in Cassopolis. She was

= native of Indianapolis, Mrs.

FINAL RITES—Services for, Pfc. Edward H. Kiel, who died in Germany in 1945, will be held tomorrow in Redeemer Lutheran Church.

ly a member of St. John’s Catholic ‘Church here and was a member of St. Anne's Catholic Church in Cassopolis.

Survivors are six daughters, Mrs, Katherine Morris, Chicago,

Ill.; Mrs. Margaret’ Darmody, Cassopolis; ‘Mrs. Dorothy O'Neill, Cleveland, O.; Mrs, Mary Deilte, South Bend; Mrs. Frances Van Akkeren, Pinehurst, Cal, and Mrs. Patricia Johnson, Chicago; two sisters, Miss Mary Crosby and Mrs. Elizabeth Krieg, Indianapolis; two brothers, Patrick

Cunningham moved to Cassopolis 52 years ago. She was former-

Crosby, New York, and John Crosby, Indianapolis, and 22

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factory

Mrs, Lewis, who was 55, died Sunday in her home, 530 W. Ver-/

Her husband, Rufus Lewis, Indianapolis, survives her.

Rites for Grocer

17— Services were to be held at 2! p. m. today in Allen Mortuary for Thomas Franklin Crane, grocer who died Sunday at his. home near here. Mr. Crane, who was 7, is survived by two sons and six Six daughters. =~ ©

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