Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1948 — Page 4

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

2 SUNDAY, NOV. 14, 1848

: PAGE 4 : ign 3 e * ® ® & - 5 x2 4 * Re - - , ‘ Henry Strauss, [Services Planned Traffig Vigifime’ Plans Lecture. (Charles Jefferson Set Rites for 4 Youths Killed in Car Crash § Som ’ : . y : : Fle Git Et _|[For Mr. O'Connor : : ee Lrg Services for four Indianapolis ball, baseball 554 busietbal ihe Tosh tues ast year and had fs ~ > ; * |youths killed in the same traffic at Brooks ar en ‘the Barber. Dies at 59...2z someone == Bodies Sent Here Dies in Hospital = =ierisy met ser aust me fia fe ar? *52% 2 or y 550 W. Abbott St., who was killed . W%_ |dersonville will be held tomor-|Mr. and Ms. Rogse J. cory; 8 a = Safvivis by his Passhis, x d : : ge row and Tuesday. brother, Ron . Cory, . an . Howard D. Mortoh; » Practiced Trade Yesterday afternoon. Rites to Be Planned Charles Jefferson, 1040 N.I'y, "tes for John Jackson|three sisters; Mrs. Lois Edwards, a sister, Nyna, and his _grandHere Si 1910 %, was em- Here for Couple - dled yesterday inicory 16, of 2725 Massachusetts| Mrs. Barbara. Wright and Mrs.|parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ror ince ploved the past : General Hospital of ifijuries suf-| Ave, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow|Marie Grathian, all of Indian-{A. Morton and Mr. and Mrs. Z ‘Henry Strauss, Indianapolis is ‘years by the The ‘bodies of Mr. and Mrs. when he was|in Moore Mortuaries North East|apolis. ‘ Isaac M. Poteet, all of Indian. Publ barber for many years, died yes-iy n'diana polis Arnold Baldwin of 1807 Kessler ¢rushed by a bailing machine at|Chapel. Burial will be in I0OF| Robert Linzie was a native of apolis. =. ¥ " ' Of S .terday in the Marion County TU-R 5 i] ways. ‘An Blvd, North Drive, victims in a River plant of ,the|Cemetery, Oaklandon. Greenwood, his ‘parents| Henry George, the son of Mrs, berculosis Hospital, Sunnyside. Ale1ectrician, car-truck crash near Delaware, Motor Oo, A native| Jan ons Linzie Jr. 16, moved 2 Indianapolis shortly Jsaze Seorge: formerly aitonded By BC a JD, Thm, O. Fray might, wee 10 are Ea EL Li We, oe ener and, ye. a . auss n -jcame in contact 2 ? . EW - : 0 ; dianapolis resident since 1910. He with a 550-volt this evening at the Jordan Fu- Smee 1921, had been employed following services tomorrow at| He attended Roosevelt Temple haschall_player. . Sines Ba, Was wiggling the recently operated his own shop at|electric convert- neral Home, 2428 E, 10th St. + Chevrolet less than two|10 a. m. in Moore Mortuaries Methodist Church and was a for-(-" : The Fairfield and College Aves, Priorigr i Mrs. Baldwin, 30, the former the accident occyrred.| North East Chepel X Technical student. He played Club team and one year he was increased o . n the rail- o Wlly P : mer play to that he had been a barber in way's power: == i. |Olga Sekermestrovich, of Akron, He was past Council Ruler of| Services for Charles R. Morton, left guard on the football team With the American Legion team. insurance a: the Marott Hotel and formerlyihouse at St. Mr. O'Connor O., was killed. Her husband, who Elks Lodge No. 104 4nd a’'mem-|16, of 2651 E. 18th St, will be|of Pal Club 5. : He also played bgpeball at price ; ‘had been He Slidrer's barber atic iair St. and . Was 53, dled _oulihe Spiraling ber h the Maks ‘Bible Class, held t id a. J Jomor row in ving are hip parents, Mr. eShajeal bls a he te ur additional > L. Strauss 0. Highland Place. ’ Second Chris Church. rtuaries. No East|and . Robert .; 8 ther, he... = In addition to his wife, Flossie, an of Indianapolis, Mr (after the convertible he was by his wife Chapel. Cremation will follow. |sister, Maxine, a brother, Donald, Vived bY a sishes. Aba Loo! and neither car he is survived by three sisters, Connor was a member of the driving crashed into a {factor ters, Mrs. Rites for Henry George, 17, ofall of Indianapolis, and a grand-|three a pols time Mrs, Dennie Barnett, publisher of|y ova) Order of Moose and Elec-|trailer just after the truck had Leland iE Yigi ; cago, and|2530 Brookside Ave., will be at|mother, Mrs. Martha Linzie,|Emory, dianapolis, . . tional bene the Indiana Jewish Chronicle and|i io) workers’ Union, Local 1070, jack-knifed on U. 8. 42 about elan towe, toreign cor- 8. Jessie Holland, Indianapolis;|2 p. m., Tuesday in St. George|Greenwood. RITA JOHNSON VERN people’s poc Te en Ar me eS po Eat eB etl | LT ar Net AER? tea oF ness; Mrs, lda bwa Survivors include his wife, Mrs. 2 Children Hurt will address the Indianapolis ” as on emetery. Charles Morton was a lifelong] y SOY, J. oo ked of w Miss Julia Strauss, all of Indian-|\o oY REE 0 ES rt ther. - ‘Also injured in the crash were| Open Forum Wednesday eve- |, SeIViées will be at 1 p. m. to-| John Cory was a Technicaliresident of Indianapolis and was|Actress Rita Johnson returped get, not wh: apolis, and three brothers, Morris|\\..~ “\otiqa O'Connor; eight|the Baldwin's two children, Linda| ning in Kirshbaum C ., (morrow in the chapel of the High School sophomore and took |a sophomore at Technical High home today for the first time since get them Strauss, editor of the Indianal , ... "" "7, “Thomas Mary|Sue. 5, and Donald, 8; Albert ning in Kirshnbaum -ommunity Peoples Funeral Home. Buriallan active part in sports. He was (School. A welterweight wrestler/she was struck with a fall #The tax Jewish Chronicle, and Edward| i. ot “hoc. yo nnie, Bar- Tt avich 2, and hig wif Center, 2314 N. Meridian St. !will be in Ploral Park. a member of the Pal Club foot-/at 140 pounds, he was out for hair dryer Oct. 14 3 State Cham Strauss, both of Indianapolis, and| “BCE OF te Sr and ekermesirovicy, «iy A r s — : : mates that 1 Charles Strauss, Washington, Para Ann, nnis ael, and| Ann, 26, of Akron, brother an ? ! i a C. ' Bernard, and a sister, Mrs. Mary |sister-in-law of Mrs. Baldwin, and 7 " ; : .” a Seca Services today in the Aaron- Hampton. Miss Alice Sekermestrovich, 21, " ’ paid preipl Ruben Funeral Home were to be nine Indianapolis, sister of Mrs. Bald- A : pa conducted by Rabbi Mandor Legal Fraternity Plans win, who made her home with the TOP STARS DURING RADIO WEEK Te AND EO srament Fruchter and the.Rev. A. Port-| couple. - the federal nov. Burial will be in the Central Monthly Luncheon Here ls Other survivors clude ae. 9.01" ! Tr " | ) » r. rs. [Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. The monthly luncheon of RaAWiVs PACeRts, i BOG Lo Tops On All Santa S ists! of hia thcom, HOOSIER ADVICE SOUGHT Sigma Delta Kappa, legal fra-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael ? . Maj. Robert A. O'Neal, Indiana |ternity alumni chapter, to be held |Sekermestrovich; her four broth- . Governm state police executive officer, | tomorrow in Claypool Hotel, will ers, Rudolph Sekermestrovich, $n as The war « accepted an invitation today tobe a memorial to Charles W. Indianapolis, John and William, and higher appear before a Wisconsin legis-| Holder, national grand secretary, Akron, and Edward, Oregon, and 3 . figure in th lature sub-committee to testify/who died in an airplane crash!'a sister, Miss Helen Sekermestro- i federal bud on a proposed state police bill. 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