Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1948 — Page 7

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Services for J. Lloxd Wayne who was 63, lived in IndianIII, former general toll supervisor apolis 30 years. The last three

‘for the Indidna Bell Telephone years of her life were spent in

Co., who died Sunday in his home, Beliview. She was.a member of

"| were to be held at 1:30 p. m. to- First Baptist Church, Lebanon, day in Flanner & Buchanan Mor-| Mrs. "Higgins is survived by

{her husband, John J, Higgins, Bellview; a sister, Mrs. Sylvia Mae Brooks, New Albany, and one niece and one nephew, In[Hianapolis.

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ing. staff of the yj 1 Wayne III | Services were being arranged New York. Tel- [today for Marvin Leroy Maple, ephone Co. He was a patent re- a. m Morris St., who was killed viewer for the Bell System. in a highway accident yesterday : Author of Handbook {near Dayton, O. In. 1903 and 1904, he was a& Mr Maple, who was 25, was faculty member at MIT, as In- making his first run as a truck structor in mechanical and tel- 4river., He was employed by the ephone engineering. He was the carolina = Motor Express Lines, author of the telephone section of Inc., recently, after leaving a job Foster's Electrical Handbook. with International Harvester Co. Mr. Wayne joined the staff off A Navy veteran, Mr. Maple the Central Union Telephone Co. survived the 1945 torpedoing of Indiana, in 1904, as state division the USS Brooks, in the South equipment foreman, In 1911, he Pacific. He was a native of Anwas transferred to the traffic de-| drews, Ind., coming to Indianappartment where he served untiliglis in 1941. He served in the 1918, when he was appointed Navy five years. special agent for interest com-| He is survived by his wife, Mrs. panies. {Elizabeth Maple; his parents, Mr. Mr. Wayne returned to Indi- and Mrs, Virgil Maple, Indianapana Bell as general supervisor of olis; three sisters, Mrs. Wendell the traffic department in 1923, Holt, Martinsville, and Mrs. after engaging in other work Charles Ross and Miss Carolyn three years. He continued in traf- Maple, both of Indianapolis; a fic. work until his retirement in prether, Michael Maple, Indianap1939, after 40 years of service olis, and his grandmother, Mrs. with ‘the Bell System. He: was Nancy Harris, Andrews. considered -an authority on long distance operating practices. He was a charter member of the Hoosier State Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of America, and was president of the organization in"1924. . : Mr, Wayne is survived by a sister, Mrs. G. Y. Anderson, Cleveland, O., and several nieces and nephews,

Mrs. John Higgins

Services for Mrs. Ossie Marie Higgins, who died Saturday . in Bellview, Fla., will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Irvington Chapel. ' Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lebanon. :

Wayne, who was 74, was a graduate of the Mas-

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Graveside services and burial for 1st Lt. N=J. Crawford, Army Alr Force, whose body was returned to Indiana from an Alaskan military cemetery, were to ba held at 2 p. m. today in Oak grow Cemetery, Washington, D.

Lt. Crawford was killed in 1945 when his C-54 plane crashed into & mountain near Anchorage, Alaska. He was based at.Alberta as a member of the Alaskan Division, Air Transport Command. The son of Mr, and Mrs. I. N, Crawford, 926 N. Bolton Ave. Lt. Crawford enlisted in. January, 1042, and was commissioned a twin engine instructor at George Field, Ill, in December, 1042. He went to the Alaskan Division the following month. : He was graduated from Arsenal Technical High School in 1938, and attended Purdue University two years. He was born in Washington, Lt. Crawford is survived by his parents, a sister, Mrs. George M. Gille, St. Louis, and a son, Michael.

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Williams; three sisters, Mrs. Alva Calvert and Miss Welma Wil-| liams, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Alta Good win, * d, Tenn. and a brother, Walter WilIfams, Indianapolis. hi ih

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