Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1948 — Page 18

William Anderson ~ Dies Here at Age 57

Services for Willlam Anderson, # meat cutter for Kingan & Co, 39 years, who died yesterday in his

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Mark's Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

both of Indianapolis, and a brother, Samuel Anderson, Ballymore, Ireland. Four sisters, Anderson, Ballymore; Mrs. Mary Markham, Belfast, Ireland; Mrs Gordon MacDonald, Montreal

Cauley, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and two grandchildren also survive,

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a native of Ballymoney, County C. W. Greenw Cork, Ireland. A resident of In-(School and was a member of the dianapolis 40 years, he was a|Fairfax Christian Church. In Addivion to his parents, My in Kingan's, and Mrs. Walter Greenwood, 51 s, and a member of BL Lo oii "st he is survived by his sister, Miss Constance Groen ood, and his grandfather, Hannah M. Anderson; two sons, ” . Richard and Gordon Anderson, SRatles Cremwond both of In

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Se . Dies at Age 76 rvice Andrew Kempter Services for John R. Allen, 967] Services for Andrew (Andy) leslie Ave, who died Tuesday at a Kempter, who died Wednesddy while visiting in Cincinnati, O.,

in his home, 1451 8, Illinois Bt. were to be held at 2:30 p. m. towill be held at -10:30 a. m, to-/day in Moore Mortuariés Irvingmorrow in Lauck Funeral Home|ton Chapel. pastor of the Irvington Catholic Church. Burial will beiMethodist Church, was to conduct the services. Burial was to folwas! low in Crown HL A mattveof TOWN Mlksa Mr . Cor A lifelong resident of Indi- Allen, who 'was-76; had cams to anapolis, he previously was a Indianapolis in 1946 from Piqua, night watchman in the NavallO. A former hotel manager, he . He belonged to Sacred had retired three years ago. He was a member of the Congrega-

He Is survived by two daugh-|tional Church in Lowell, Mass. Mrs. Mildred Surviving are his wife, Mrs, and Mrs. Edna Mary Sue Allen, ats, - Monrovia, and nineland a daughter, Mrs, Hutchens, Boston,. Mass.

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Gree n-|ported lost in the defénse of Cor- George who was|regidor, Philippine Islands, will bé' ‘anapolis. 19, was awarded|held at 1:30 p.m. Star/tomorrow in Medal for gal-{Moore Mortulantry in action|aries Peace while serving in|Chapel. Marine|will be in Floral He was|Park Cemetery.

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Elijah Overton

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was to follow in Round Crown Hill Cemetery.

Indianapolis resident 42 years. A years. retired railroader, he had worked daughter, Mrs.

for the P. |stead, In iis, Pvt. William Curl ennsylvania Railroad, stead, Indianapo

Killed December, 1941

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sity Heights United Brethren Church, Services for Jesse Three sons are among the sur- Adams, 746 Udell St.

Curl, first Indianapolis soldier re- vivors, Earl E., Charles E. and Wednesday in General

D. Overton, all of Indi-/will-be held at 1 p. m. tn Mt. Paran Baptist {Burial will be in Floral

‘Mrs. Ida B. Selch Services for Mrs. 1daa B. Selch 452 N. Warma Wednesday in

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in Conkle Funeral Home. Burial |Church. He was Curl, a tery, Brownsburg. of Indianapolis, >

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will follow in Greenlawn Ceme-|the Male Ew of that church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs, A native of Hendricks County, Gertrude Adams, and his father, , who was 78, had been William Adams, Sanford, Ky.

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Cemetery. ’ A native ‘of Lexington, Ky. A native of Oden, Mr. Over- Mrs. McIntyre, who was 48, had ton, who was 87, had been &n|been an Indianapolis resident 25! She is survived by her |* Cornelia

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Mr. Adams, who was 51, own oi] and operated a barber shop at _Ave., who died 27th and Clifton Sts. three years. A veteran of World War I, he ‘will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow belonged to Mt. Paran Baptist |

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