Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1949 — Page 8

Mr Tived in Marion ' County all life, He was a - farmer or a member of Imuel Evangelical and Reformed

oaurdving are his wife, Mrs. Della K. XKortepeter; three sons, Ralph Kortepeter, Cleveland, and * Herman and Carl Kortepeter, In- : ; & daughter, Mrs. Ruth 7 a sister, Mra, Eliza ‘Huckriede, Portland; nine Bie grafidenilaren and one great-

Me. Katherine Stucky

“ore fp Katherine (Kate) Stucky}

1302 8. Talbot Ave, died today in home after a short illness, os wil be at 9:30 a. m. SatG. H. Herrmann Funeral

her ; i Ta 10:30 a. m, in Sacred

st Northeast Chapel. {in ‘Washington Park.

or Sgt. Triftipo

Saturday .in Moore Mortuaries Burial will be

Sgt. Trittipo, who was 21, was a native of Indianapolis. A gradu-ate-of Technical High School, he was employed as a car man by .{the Big Four Railroad before en“ltering the U. 8. Army. He was a member of Co, E, Batt. 17 of the

He 12th Armored Division.

Surviving’ are his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Walter L. Trittipo, Indianapolis; three brothers, Walter Robert and Richard Lee Trittipo, © Indianapolis, and George "James Trittipe, Ontario, Cal, and his Grandmother, Mrs. May Trittipo, Indianapolis.

Taravesite Rites set for Soldier

_- Bervices for §-8gt, Thomas {Trittipo, killed Dec. 11, 1044, in | France, will be held at 1:30 p. m.

1-5 Elmer C. Smith - Killed - in Germany

during the war; will be. held

Cemetery. He was 24.

of Southport Baptist Chuech,

serving in the 5th Division,

Graveside services for T-5 Els mer C. Smith, who was killed in day. action in "Herzogsrent, Germany, . . 4 : ’ ” After a record-breaking year Reise Cur Sh 0 Rosner, 28, R. R.| Bud,

wu 1:30 p. m. Saturday in Greenwood

T-5 Smith was born near South-| Baker sald, fas and ‘lived there most of his| Electric Appliance Division is en-|, [ie uray” Bly, 23 life. He .was graduated from|tering the new year in a “very| por Southport High School in the strong" position. class of 1939 and was a member)

Westinghouse Inventory Low

Westinghouse faces the year ‘with the lowest Inventory|

Chicago told Indianapolis deal; Ters in Antlers Hotel at noon to-

ati ¢ more than 2% million electric

Mr. Baker spoke to local deal-

the new year,

Ji MARRIAG CENSES ; EE A ae BA L GE LICE 2, 223 Er en Mary DEATHS. : bottle nea 7, wt 10 8. wal

s Bur at ns N Toalex: {Pasta as ns, 8,

GC. 8564 Rive bel; Frances Smith: Donald, Edward Dohn, 76, at carcinoma ering na 20, 1107 N. Butler. Phinnie oon Sige eann oo Fred Burton, 53, at 130 Snap ean carci- _| Daniel Craver. 41, Dayton ©; Ruth itsit noma. Tek Rose oie iba; TH, W un Brookside, myo-|

of major appliances in its history, arena “Sgpore; 3. 914 Di uiigemons; Walter T. Baker, Northwestern |Rex Pattison, 33 Bo card ne E. Lints, |" Ida

district appliance manager from Charles H. ©

1, 368, Bri s \appliances produced and sold, Mr, Wiliam a x2 A min x 20th; Belle an the Westinghouse james . Chesr Jmal:

ers at the first of 80 such meet- Henn . P, Stickan Jr. 28, He enlisted Apr. 29, 1943, ana/ings to Introduce 1949 Westing-

tober, 1943,/house ranges and refrigerators Wine Overseas 1 © obet, 19 34:and to announce sales plans for DIVORCE surTs FILED

land; U Gla Heusser, 71, 3833 Susher| * Wan i So a he

Kinke cis, Mabel un ‘M 18, 433. Walcott, iph, Martha Miller; Louis, at. 21; 1608 Kentucky:| Walker: John. Chariot Mary Shea, 18, R. R. 6, ‘Box 196. Carl, Nondred "Sinclair: Anna Lee

r; Shirley Cstha ro Dayton, O. oT m, ly hy = - New rd. ¢ Bi : RR. 1, Hox 10 Ab Edward te ran: | carat Ragadale; John, Nine ‘Huffman; George, Poole; Russell, Lula "Keeling: Vinants—Pred, Joan om: Helen Vitt;: David, Pauline Shat19, 8548 "Wesieid. Biv

% he Park; | At General—Leroy, Inep Frayser, otha Jean Clarkson, 19, 2045 Broad: Girls +

Lowell & Has, » sey. Ruth! A¢ Home Oliora. i Bthel Woods. 06D. Mark , 29, oh tuc 4 na { ov x lien, 24, 232 3% Ne Ran 8 we Lucy Adams, 133% 8. Per aly sh-|C roline Cecelia B. M: - Na) tate; a A pd h. "8 ing: Kenneth, J Ada an “Si cerebral Pleasant; Osear, BA

ia; OG. pears comer Rolagd, 3 cys y Humphr

George D. vs. Pransces Marie Dewhurst.’

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Ge. cirrhosis of "ponnet; | Steven A. Kent, 4 days, at Methodist, paeumonia.

Bdna N v aa Harel, 32 3 : Henry's Reaction

fall, said today he thought President Truman's domestic program

Mildred . Dome; w ” : pf was in “headlong. collision” with Weighty Matter.

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, te; ——————————————————————t TAT Y . : . Barba J.| N. Noble; Richard, Heart Catholic Church. Burial Survivors include his’ parents, — Brin Lv Martha Dush. Bortare io: N. Fast; Stephen, will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. |Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D, Smith; Berl Chastain. » Kuey Sottiarine, xa. Benen AL SG Vincent's— Prank, Jean Caputo; NEW: YORK, A native of Indianapolis, Mrs. two brothers, Everett I. and Vir-| range ervices rh a Re a Ry Timothy, Jacl Sine Seorge, Selon Henry A. Wallace, Stucky ‘was a member of Sacred gil R. Smith, and a sister, Miss] Bettie: M. Smith. Ross Bugene.vs. Pa-| OReh CEOFEL ll, He enneth, - Mary Party candidate for President last Heart Church and its Christian|Lueflle Smith, all of R. R. 1, Box! irc Celherine Mubalvier. Mitle Ann "bourke: Glen, Lois Bristow: Barry, «aie oe ago aianapols For Pfc. Brinker item Bll Beli ain aie vors include three ughn- — \ ene a Toasts “IM * st-—Harold, By ters, Mrs. Marianna Lepper and \winan Off " Cl Cox: O iolet Mini Lieske! Thomas|his foreign policy, Mr. Wallace

Miss Thelma Stucky, Indianapo-| His; and Mrs, Katherine . Bauer,

Chicago; a son John brother,

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NEW YORK, Jan. 6 (UP)~—| Stucky; a The United States Lifes named Brinker..who.was. Killed in. action) gister, Mrs. Elizabeth Rinehart; a one “of its new cargo ‘vessels 1044 Frank Wenzler, all of American Reporter today as a Saturday in Indianapolis, and four grandchil- 'tribute to the newspaper pro- ie 3 dren. | tession.

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Services Yor Pfc, Paul Urban!

near Nancy, France, Sept. 24,

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Katie Warfield; Howard, Helen Walker.| ig the message indicated Presi-

Twins t St JT ahcis—-Doneld, Virginia Bolger: Francis—Ray, Martha Ryan, girls. ALS Beity TRA on nk, Maxine | Dean; ar,

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Lepper: RCA _ Vernon, Ann Groves. 152% Wilms rier.

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. Police were “out early today putting the squeeze on gamblers, {making their. first arrest shortly

Patrolman Clarence Lohman ‘bought five baseball ‘tickets from a customer in the Valley Grill, stom, 56, at Veteran's 2004 Oliver Ave. He then arrested Harold W, Hair, 43, of 37 W. 21st St. on a charge of operating a how 114 Wiliam LeGrande, SL, at 43 Wiiottery aiid gift enterprise. Arthur Nichols, 52, at. Veteran's, coronary

Albers Servoss, 0, at 2230 X.

RX un ‘Union, s1ouciing Yoder, 61, at Methodist, pneu- tickets. Police arrested George Landers, 52, 6f 2002 Highland PL, on charges of operating a lottery and gift enterprise. They also are Jan. 5 (UP) (rested Herb Houser, 413 W. Michi~ Progressive gan St., on charges of keeping a room for pool selling and operat. ing a lottery and gift enterprise,

Two men were arrested when police checked a poolroom at 401 'W. Michigan St. As they entered an ante room one man attempted to clear the table of baseball

Aggregate weight of the dome elle! dent Truman “intends to continue on the U. 8, Capitol being is “lang intensify. the cold war.” :

Jones & Hurt = |Shefield Chapel jand at 9 a. m. g hn St. Catherine of Sienna Catholie Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph. Cemetery. A native of Indianapolis, Pfc. Brinker attended Cathedral High School and was a graduate of Tech High School in the class of, 11942, He had begn.employed in the engraving department of Bemis Brothers Bag Co. He was a ‘member of St. Catherine ‘Church and Frank T. Strayer Post, VFW. Enlisted In 19438 He enlisted Jan. 2, 1943, and served as a machine gunner in the 80th Division, 3d Army. He was awarded the Silver Star decoration posthumously. . .Survivors include his parents,

~Pfe. Brinker

Brinker, Indianapolis, and five | brothers, Cletus F., Norman L.! land Everett B. Brinker, Indian-| apolis; Rev, Father Brinker, OFM, Quincy College, Ill, and Sgt. Francis Rudy Brinker, U. 8. Army, Guam.

Freeman Nuckel

Services for Freeman Nuckel, 7570 Pendleton. Pike, who died yesterday, will be held at 2 p. m.| tomorrow in Moore North East Chapel. +Burial will be in Mem-| otial Park. He was 21. Born in Farmland, he lived here most of his life. He was employed |” by his father in Nuckel's Market, 2303 N. Martindale Ave. He was a member of St. George Orthodox Syrian Church. Survivors include his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Melled Nuckel; two brothers, George and Louie Nuckel, and a sister, Miss Addie Nuckel, all of Indianapolis. ‘Mrs. Lydia Richards Services for Mrs. Lydia Rich ards, who died Monday in her were to be at 10 a. m. today in Jorddn Fu-| neral Home, followed by burial in Washington Park. Mbs. Richards lived in Indianapolis 40 years. She was 68. Surviving are her husband, James Richards, a son, Tom Rich-

ards, Indianapolis, and two daughters, Mhs. Frances Smalls wood, Indianapolis, and Mrs,

Hazel Hash, Columbia City. Northern Ireland Asks Name Change to Ulster | LONDON, Jan. 6 (URN-— Northern Ireland asked today that its name be changed to Ulster to avoid confusion with -{the new republic of Ireland, The request was made by Prime Minister Sir Basil Brooke of Northern Ireland at a luncheon with Prime Minister Clement

R. Attlee and members of his cabinet,

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