Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1948 — Page 9

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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1948

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lat 10:30 a. m. tomarre hI Ruben funeral home.

Ss r-| Mrs. Julia Lewis, pan ew, nd Nara Joseph, both of Indian-

Local Deaths—

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Mrs. Celestia Froyd Services far Mrs. Celestia Froyd, who died Sunday in the n home of a Sandastgnies, Mrs. James Inasy, 2311 W. Washington St., were held at 10 a. |. today in Usher Mortuary. Burial was to be Covington. She was 81. A native of Covington, Mrs. Froyd had been an-Indignapelis resident 19 years. She was 3 past sadimatran of the Troy Chapter, Pei OES, in Covington. Among other survivers are a daughter, Mrs. W. J. QOathecart,

| Services for Isaac A. Lewis, |} »|who died last night in his. home,

Cremation = . A native of Butalo, N. Y, Mr.[8

Military Rites ir Stanhen Kelly

Set for Soldier a avai koe ou DiS in Elwood

tary services for James Fremont Long, Brown County soldier, will be held Fridgy at Bt. Agnes ; ig OR here.

Funeral Tomerrow Fer Veterinarian

Times State Service BELWO@D, Nov. 3—Services for 8 Dr. Stephen Groyer Cleveland ovo Kelly, who died of a heart allGer- ment in his home yesterday, will April 6,(be held at 2 p. m. tomarrow in following|the Clark Chapel. ~ Burial will pation pe in Elwood Cemetery. A native of Noblesyille, Dr. A in Kelly, 65, was a practicing vetthe Army in SHinarian here for mere than 40 aps aoerint i He attended Noblesville High wo |Sehool and was graduated from ly nis Indiana Veterinarians College at

Mr. Long

August, 1944. He was ki weeks r dropping Nese fier ron over the Rhine/Indianapolis in 1906.

RE he 84, Ameri- [Elwood Elk Brown unt Ponti » Ameri: | Hiweo¢ § can Legion, will provide the £0 poles Scottish Rite. guard at services for Mr Jong| Survivors are a brother, He is survived by his Rivero Charles Kelly, Noblesville, and Mr. and Mrs. Lillard Long four sisters, Mrs. Bertha Harrell, Helmspurg; twq brothers, Lillard rraverse City, Mich; Mrs. Jr. Helmsburg, and William C.|cngries Morris, Noblesville; Mrs. Indianapolis, and a sister, Mar¥|asie Heing, Denver, Colo. and Ann Long, Helmsburg. Mrs. Edith Berg, Onalaska,

Stanley ' Thomas Wash. Services for Stanley Thomas, Roscoe Vancel 228p ‘Indianapolis Ave. ®| Services for Roscoe Vancel, at 1p. m. tomarrow in Johp A. 2122 8, Pershing Ave., who died Patten Funeral Home. Burial will Mond in the Flower Mission be in Crown Hill. ay : w had b will be held at 1 p. m. today in Mr. Thomas, who had been an Farley Funeral Home. Burial will

Dr, Kelly was a member of the the Shrine and

Montgomery, Ala.; another granddaughter, Mrs. Charles B, Scholer, Indianapolis, and a grandsen, Donald 8. Cathcart, Atlanta, Ga.,

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A coroner's investigation was Calonigl Chapel. canceled after police said they|in Memorial Park. believed a heart ailment caused] Born on a farm Williams had|County, Mrs. Jackson lived in Inbeen a worker in the mainte-/dianapolis 28 years.

employee, of the Hook Drug Co. for the past twa years, died Sun- Tollow in teat Cress Semele. i day in General Hospital, He was 1cer, . ’ 59. ints ep! who was 52, had lived in Indian- |" A lifelong resident of Indian-|(apolis 80 years. A former emapelis, he was a member of Boyes of the Indianapolis Power Bethel AME Churgh, & Light Ca., he was emplayed by | Surviving are a brother, Frank|the Adams Farm Co. the past five |Thomas, and four nieces and|years. He was a member of the} nephews, all of Indianapolis. Methodist Church in Blooming-

tan Mrs. W. H. Jackson Among his survivors are a ‘Services far Mrs.

Jackson, 81 years old, who died|Arizena; a son, Frank Vaneel, || He was identified by company Monday in her home, 1330 W. 33d|Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Clarofficials as William B. Williams, |St,, will be held at 3 p. m. to-lence Allgood, Bloomington; his

|A. McBride, who died yesterdayitalion, U. 8. Marine Corps Re-|

: Laura A.|daughter, Mrs. William Holmes,

Mrs. McBride Dies Observe Anniversary In Home at 79 The 173d ahnivgrsary of the

Private seryices for Mrs. Mary|brated by the 16th Infantry Bat-|, Wan " in her home, 31 E. 52d St, will'serve, at a Birthday Ball at 9: 30] be held.tomorrow at 10 a. m. inp, Flanner & Buchanan mortuary.! Armory.

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