Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1948 — Page 5

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MONDAY, SEPT. 2, Deaths—

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Joseph Peacher Services Today

m. today in Shirley Brothers Burial will be in Wash-.

Beech Grove shops. He lived in Indianapolis 31 years. A native of Cincinnati, he was

ber of the Grotto drill team for several years. He is survived by ‘three sislems, Mh Lina Oakley and Mrs. 0 Padden, Indianapolis, and Mrs. T. B. Wilborn, Marion, Ky., and three brothers, H. L. Peacher, Indianapolis, and 0, L. and G. ¥. Peacher, both of Clarksville, Tenn.

Gold Star Mothers Stamps Go ‘On Sale

The first s ~¢.the 3-cent Gold Star Mo commemorative postage stamp will be presented to Mrs. Thomas F. Sullivan at Waterloo, Iowa, tomorrow. The stamp also will go on sale in Washington, D. C., for the first time tomorrow. Five sons of Mrs. Sullivan were killed when the Cruiser Juneau was sunk by an enemy torpedo Nov. 13, 1042,

Itchy Pimples Kill Romance

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SERVICES TODAY—Services for Richard L. Badgley. 93, pioneer member of the H. Lieber

ing Hill Chapel. Burial was to be in Highland Lawn Cemetery. Terre Haute.

Rites Arranged For Local Woman

Services for Mrs. Strachan, i of Ti Ys “sday in 1 nursing home here were held at 10:30 a. m. Saturday in thé Montgomery mortuary. Burial was in Crown Hill. Ws native of New York, Mrs. Strachan, who was 84, had lved in Indianapolis 30 years. She was a member of the Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist. Her husband, who preceded her in death, John D. Strachan, was a former railroadman and operator of the Strachan Letter Shop in Indianapolis. Among the survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Minnie T. Parsons, New Britain, Conn., and Mrs. Nellie T. Anderson, Greencastle, and a nephew, Harry M. Parsons,

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‘Mrs. Grace C. Martin

Rites Tomorrow LAFONTAINE, Sept. 18—Services for Mrs. Grace Cline Martin, 74, who died Thursday in her home, were held yesterday at 2

Pp. m:. in Brenneman Funeral Home, Burial was in the IOOF Cemetery.

A native of Angola, Mrs. Martin had lived in LaFontaine three years. Her husband, Addison Lincoln Martin, former minister of the LaFontaine Christian Church, died two years ago. Among the survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Lois Lucille Sundheimer; a son, John Howard Martin, a compositor for The Indianapolis Times; a brother, Virgil Cline, Angola, and two grandchildren.

Traffic Club Speaker

H. A. Hollopeter, president of the American Society of Traffic sad ond Transportation, and F. A. Doebber, president of Associated Trafic Clubs Foundation, were to speak at a Traffic Club lunch-

from oon at 12:15 p. m. today in the severe Marott Hotel

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sville, Mo: arse Clara Parker:

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doin, | James Edward Sreathouss, 38, ‘at Meth.

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Co.. were held at 10 a. m. to- ag Wr, H. D. Beis: "i 1 day i in the Shirley Brothers Irv- |senberg and John M. Williams. 4 nd

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struction of miniature trains. He began this habit after

K-3 engines while on vacation a City, Mich. a gas heater that developed 20

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. | Adolphine Herrmann,

Ernest F. Farrington

be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Cremation will follow.

Farrington, who was 71, had lived in Indidnapolis ;30 years.

Pythias Lodge No. 97. . He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

olis; a sister, Mrs.

Charles F:

Lewis A. McKay

1144 N. Beville Ave, be held at 1:30 p. m. today in Shirley Brothers

ington Park Mr. McKay, who was 75, was a Switzerland County.

apolis, and — Ee Humpphreys, Temple City, Cal, and two grandchildren.

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McKinley, Eva June vs. Buin, . Dorothy Wade .

ins At Methodist—James, Evelyn Bruce, beq

Herschel, Betty Dun

| At Gemerat—Cafl Markuerite Pickering; died Thursday in her home, were Lee. Eileen Napier; William, Betty Hurt | 4 be held at 2 p. m. today in - Olsen: | Conkle Funeral Home. Allen, Florine Barrett; Willlam, Marie Floral Park Cemetery was to fol-

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i Chaties At. 86 Vite re Ce Lesylit: Gilbert, Carl, Marshall, Mark, rely George and Paul Downton, Indi-

Jane Fenaterer

ancis, ie Delong: Nel~ ine Wise; Norman, Maxine Long REC Williams; arren, a rie TRC MG lo ucas; ary lige i Bernard, Emma ter; Rober, Atkins; Earl, Anne Carl, Bett 4

Izona Davis; Chester, Dorothy ‘Ward. plat, Vincent—Thomas, Clara McGee;

Ida Taylor; Lines, Bel

-| Schiacter. DEATHS

myocarditis. | Michael J. Kachler, 13, at St. Vincent's, | carcinoma,

odis,t myocardi | William E. Lawson, “0, at 156 8. Bemer- . oan, Sardis vascular renal Catherine DeWitt, 57, at Genersl, cerebral MOTD hage. | Tillie Helzer, 83, at 1814 N. New Jersey, eardio vascular

Irene Duncan Gauding, “31, Methodist, | carcinomatosis. Amelia M. Strictélmeier, 78, 1093 Draper, | Sof gnats occulsion T. Su

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ar neler aight wa Hold Services & . man by he aber of Enignts of For Mrs. Kistler

Times State Service Te ec To es Bs i | Barve fo ill Farri n, I 3-{ices for , Jennie Tr, Se Friday after an illness of|house, 1816 8. Bast 8t, who San Francisco, and two brothers, three weeks, were held yesterday ethodist Hospi Walter Farrington, Kokomo, and |in Crumley & Son Funeral Home. were to be held at 1:30 p. m. today n; Indianapolis.| Burial followed in Mt. Hope

Sarah Skien, died

etery. A native of White County, Mrs, Services for Lewis A. McKay, Kistler had lived in Covington found dead Friday in his home, Years. Her husband, Cash Kistwere to ler, preceded her in death. A sister, Mrs. Mary Guilford, Irving Hil|Kansas City, Mo, survives.

Chapel. Burial was to be in Wash-| John W. Herrin

Bervices for John W. Herrin, tool and die maker. He lived Who died yesterday in his home,

R. R. 13, Hague Road, were to here 40 years. She was born in be held at 2 p. m. today in his olis.

| home. He is survived by two » sors Bs Fred oy Sa 04d : Fellows Cemetery in Oak

Mystic Circle No. 685 and the Order of the Eastern Star at Lawrence 32 He is survived ‘by his wife, %. ‘vs Pauling | Mrs. Inex Herrin, George Steele, |a daughter, Mrs. Merle Hooten, Lawrence; a son, John Emerson

Mrs. John Downton

Services. for Mrs. Carrie DownSt. Franeis—Bernard, Anns Mitchell; | ton, 73, of 4425 Jackson 8t., who

Methedizin-Charies, Rose Nell Milter: | low, , P ; ¥d.| A native of Maryland, Mrs. y Lund; Harrison, Martha Downton hag been an Indlanapa ; 1 olls resident years. She atGeorge! SH Alice Biselow Chatiss, (tended the Methodist Church:

Girls anapolis; ' two daughters, Mrs. liam y Bain Sus Jong Dorothy Pearl West, Indianapolis, and eieler; or, Mary 3 ' alter Miller, Detroit; a ‘ § ’ ’ ’ Tron Josephin Tablet. ouive, ‘Ethjie| sister, Mrs, Lizzie Miler, FrostSas 3 burg, Md., 18 grandchildren and im aay Muy in great-grandchildren.

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He had as his hobby the con-|{was to follow. Dies Bishops from Wisconsin, Kens tucky and Ohlo were among those ttending.

Conducting and the services were ne Ra After ten years of work, he Richard A. Ki er, p ining |0f Indianapolis, officient; the Rt. completed. the engine. containing), & Ve To ln" vp, Tvins, cele-|109AY ressure brant; the Rev. William E. Welpounds of steam p 8 He don master of ceremonies, and Hm worked 1768 h on the Frederick E. Weber, deputy organist. Bearers

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A native of Mattoon, Ill, Mr. | Diddel, who was 68, had been : included the Rev. Indianapolis resident 58 yours, George Burbanck, :the Rev./An . Willlam Burrows, the Rev. I. M., Services for Ernest Frank Far-igiackburn, the Rev. 'rington, 5618 Lowel! Ave. who Ankes, the | RA Shania Mabley , willjan . John B. Love. died in his home Saturday Ves nen at : Prat ichard h Shirley Bros. Irving Hil Chapel. 7. of iy R. B. Daley, Richard Lockton, Theodore B. Griffith, Dr.| Margarita A native of Jerome, Ind., Mr. Floyd Boys and Ross Manley.

He was a member of the Me-' morial Presbyterian Church and attended Wabash College, where Arthur D. he was a member of Phi Gamma Meares, Delta Fraternity.

daughter, Miss Rachel May Pia: del, Miami, Fla.; a son, Glenn Diddel,

in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial was to be in Washington Park Cemetery. A lifetime Indianapolis resi. dent, Mr. Greathousee was 38. He had been maintenance engineer Severin Hotel for ‘He was a member of Logan Lodge No. 575, F&AM. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Imogene Greathouse and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bdward all of Indianap-

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