Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1949 — Page 9

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FRIDAY, JAN. 21,

Of Local Teacher

Mrs. Mathews Served

35 Years at Blaker Services for Mrs. Blanche G.

Mathews, 27 W, St. Joseph St, |*

who died Wednesday in, Meth.

odist Hospital, will be held at|}

3. .p. .m.. tomorrow in Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. Burial will be ‘in Crown Hill Cemetery. She was 84. 7

Born in Delphi, Mrs. Mathews

lived here 53 years. She was| nl

graduated from Decatur, High School and taught in the public schools there three years. After graduation from the Eliza A. Blaker Kindergarten Training School here, she remained at the school as assistant to Mrs. Blaker and registrar. She was with the school 35 years. She was a member of the Unitarian . Church, a charter member of the tur Women’s Club and president emeritus of the Eliza A. Blaker Club here. Her husband, Albert C. Mathews, died in 192¢. Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. Josephine G. Jones, Fair Hope, Ala; Mrs. Floy G. Niles, Mishawaka, and Mrs, Julla G. Kenney, Peoria, Il.

Frances M. Groff

Mrs. Frances M. Groff, ‘former Indianapolis resident, who died Tuesday in: her home in Los Angeles, Cal, will be buried in Greenwood Sunday after services at 1:30 p. m. in Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill Chapel. Born near Southport, Mrs. Groff, who was 78, lived nearly all her life in Indianapolis. She moved to California about a year ago. While here, she resided at 2356 Park Ave. Prominent in church work, she was a member of Central Baptist Church, and for 20 years taught the Philaetha Women's Bible ass,

Mrs, Groff is survived by two buildings and » caused $400,000/and a nephew, Howard M. Stout, daughters, Mrs. Paul G. Towsley, [damage before it was brought Indianapolis. Services at 2:30 p. m.

Indianapolis, and Mrs. Helen G. Ernst, Los Angeles, and six grandchildren.

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[Rites Today

Funeral services for Pvi. Dale Sexson, who, was killed July 25, 1944, on Tinian Island, South Pacific, were to be held today in Flanner & Buchanan mortuay. followed by burial in ashington Park Mausoleum. A | native of Indianapolis, he was a Shortridge High School senior when. he. enlisted.

Mrs. Charles Perdew

Dies in Home at 56 Services for Mrs. Hazel Perdew, who-died Wednesday in her home, 5448 Carrollton Ave., will be at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. She was 56. Cw Born in" Pittsburgh, Pa., Mrs. Perdew lived here 27 years. She Was a member of Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. * Survivors include her husband, Charles Perdew; a daughter, Miss Hedda Perdew, Indianapolis; a

|& sister, Mrs. Nellie Peters, Oglesiby, Ill; a half-brother, E. E. Williams, Indianapolis, and grandchildren.

25 BELOW ZERO FIRE

son's history destroyed three

funder control, officials said today. {The blaze was fought in 25 below |zero cold.

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(UP,~—The worst fire in Dickin-!|

1Jackson Overall Co.

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D?7KINSON, N. D, Jan, 21iter, Mrs. Mary Huzzy, Indian-

cup—32 to iy ‘WILBUR-ROGERS

28 West Washington St.

| Born in Anderson, Mr. Foster {lived 39 years in Indianapolis,

‘Mrs. Lillie Hinsch

son, Vernon Perdew, Indianapolis;

{burial jn Crown Hill

Union Organizer

Resident Here . For 39 Years Albert B. Foster, union organizer and business manager for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers, who died yetserday in Francis Hospital after two weeks fliness, will be buried in Crown

Hill after services at 10:30 a. m. great-grandchildre tomorrow in G. H. Herrmann|great-great-grandchild. The survivors

Funeral Home. He was 46.

and resided at 1751 E. Terrace Ave. He had been a cutter in the clothing industry for about 30 years, and begin his-union activities about 15 years ago,

He represented Locals 145 and 174 for the ACW, and employees of the Kahn Talloring Co. D'Orsay Tie & Shirt Co. and the

Mr. Foster is survived by his wife, Hilda, a daughter, Patri. ¢ia, and a step-father, Harry J. Johannes, all of Indianapolis.

William Epps y

William Epps, 6301 W. 16th St. truck driver, who died yesterday, will be-duried in Floral Park following services at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, he died at 46. He is survived by his wife, Carrie, Detroit; four sisters, Mrs. Eva Crutchfield, Mrs. Helen Burton, Mrs, Alberta Cantrell and Mrs. Mamie Gorman, Indianapolis, and two brothers, Roger Epps, Indianapolis, and Richard Epps, Canton, O.

Mrs. Lillie Hinsch, Hagerstown native and Indianapolis resident 60 years, died yesterday in her home, 3120 N. Harding St., after a short illness, She was 84. She is survived by a stepdaugh-

apoliy; two nieces, Mrs, Charles Martin and Mrs. Ralph Thomas,

tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary will “be. followed by

mdre Ave., lifelong

day in Mrs,

children, 40 grandchildren,

~ |Mrs. Mary Rice

dies Here at 79 Mrs. Mary C. Rice, T44 8. Bilt resident of , who died Wedneshome of her daughter,

be . Rice, who was held at 2 p. m. In

Besides Mrs, "Landrigan, Mrs. is survived by nine other 17

and one

er, Mrs. Esther a agher. Moore, Mrs.

Margaret Moore, Mrs. Josephine Honeycutt and Mrs. Wilma Hopkins; two sons, John Rice and Braid D. Rice; a brother, William Ruth Whitmer, Terre Haute, and Grimm, and a sister, Mrs, Lena Brogan, all of Indianapolis.

Roy Whalen

“Services for Roy Whalen, who

died Wednesday in his home, 2655 Collier St, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery, Greencastle.

Mr. Whalen, who was 6, was a

lifelong resident of Indianapolis. He had been a glass cutter at the Kimble Glass Co. until his retirement eight years ago.

Survivors include three sisters,

Mrs. Elsie Washam, Indianapolis; Mrs. Luna Morgan, Greencastle, and Mrs. Lena Monnett, Clover-| dale; a brother, Merle Whalen,| Mars Hill, and several nieces and nephews.

Clyde Clarkson

Clyde Clarkson, 1219 Thomp-| son Road, retired carpenter, who died Wednesday in Robert W.| Long Hospital, will be buried in| apolis; a brother, John Corbin, InGreenwood Cemetery following dianapolil; three sisters, Miss Mar services at 3 p. m. tomorrow in tha Corbin and Mrs. Wana Winthe J. C. Wilson Chapel of the ters, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mary Chimes.

He died at 78. A carpenter for Kingan & Co.

25 years, Mr. Clarkson had been retired: the past 10 years. He was a member of the Kingan Old] Timers’ Association and Capitol erty, Ky, who died Tuesday in Lodge No. 124, IOOF. His wife, his home, 902 Church St. was to| the late Myrtle Clarkson, died be buried in New Crown Cerhefour weeks ago.

He is survived by a sister, Mrs.

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John O. Dietz Sr. specialist in shru

will be buried in Crown Hill following services at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel.

A native of Indianapolis, Mr, Dietz died at 67. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge. Sur vivors 5 ; Mrs, Effie Mary Deitz; two daughters, Mrs, Eva Baker and Mrs. Edith Davis, Indianapolis; a son, John O. Dietz Jr., Indianapolis; four sisters, Mrs. Antone Moehler and Mrs, Dollie: Cole, Indianapolis; Mrs.

{Mrs. Mae Hornberger, Chicago; {a brother, Pete Dietz, Indianap-

. {blis, and three grandchildren,

William F. Corbin

William F. Corbin, retired New York Central Railroad car inspector, died yesterday in his home, 219 N. Koehne St. Native of Owen City, Ky., he died at 75. An Indianapolis resident 50 years, he had been a railroader for 36 years before his retirement.

ist Church,- Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen of America and Loyal Star of America. Services at 2 p. m. Sunday In Moore Mortuaries North East Chapel will be followed by burial in McCordsville survivors include his wife, Jessie P. Corbin; a daughter, Mrs, Martha L. Kirby, Indianapolis; three sons, John Frank and Maurice D. | Corbin, Owenstown, Ky, and Frank Forrest Corbin. Indians

{ Bell, Pendleton; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Ira David Lynn

Ira David Lynn, native of Lib-

tery following services at 2 p.

{today in the Lauck - Funeral

Mollie Moncries, Arkansas City,|{Home, He was 55. Kas.

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