Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1949 — Page 8

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Patternmaker Was Native "of Bourbon

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‘terday in Methodist Hospital, will her 10-cent ‘be held at 2 p. m., tomorrow in|‘8 & m. Indidhapolis time). Usher Mortuary. Burial will be [in Floral Park, He was 58.

all-around claims the kite-flying champion-

making department in American record, said she will now conStove Co, for 35 years. A nativecentrate on ice skating until the of Bourbon, Ind, he lived in In-|weather gets better and she can| |dianapolis 18 years. He was em- try again to break her own mark.

|ployed by the company 43 years. ® inghonthe Fd in the com. SHE STARTED her second atwas TH [the Southwestern Wisconsin/pany's plant in Bedford, 0. tempt a 10 m. Seaterday, a y |Teachers' Association and the } t the brisk wind on Columbus’ hillBorn in Kentucky [National Home Economics As- or as § MeniDEe 3 ot Drie top section along with a heavy Born in Elizabethtown, Ky. Mr. sociation. ‘Lodge, No. 375 at Bedford and Snowfall was just too much for Sanders had lived in Indianapolis Benevolent and Protective Order the near-mile of string’ attached:

80 years and was a member ot 2 Indianapolis Students of Eiks, No. 13. His wite, Mrs.'0 the Kite. Our Lady of. : . Mabel Fouts, died in December, Bi - Cn ete Win WU Scholarships. igi | Hayden Services Survivors include a daughter, | Two Indianapolis students are! Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Thurman Teets. Indian. SM0NE 21 Indiana University Mrs. Harriet Nasel Road, Hick- To Be Tomorrow apolis; five sons, : students who h » be ed AM Field, awaill; a son, Lewis . ’ ally Leo io fan awrence, 0 fave Deel NAMOC wouts, ‘Indianapolis; his -mother, George Hayden, 911 W. Roache » and Joseph Sanders, winners of State, Noyes, Gold - ’ St., towel k h Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs . Mrs. Rosamond Fouts, Cuyahoga St., towel company worker, who Alle he whridre a, Star and Bryan scholarships for galls, and Mrs. Mary Ahigren, died Tuesday in General Hospital, and Mrs, James Norris, Lafa. N° Present semester. Chillicothe, O., and two brothers, Will be buried in Floral Park after yette; two brothers, Lee Sanders, Local recipients are Mary Eliz- George Fouts, Cuyahoga, and Saviees at : Py mn. tOMOrrow in Indianapolis, and Charles Sand- abeth Copsey, Bryan scholarship, | namas Fouts, Denver. jFirss Eaptist Church: of . Noth

. Indianapolis, of which he was a! ers, New York City, . 3 ty, and 13 grand. and Julia F. Hull, LaVerne Noyes Mrs. Freida Blackford

imember. Shildren, jachalarahip. Mrs. Freida Blackford, 50 N.| Born in Bevis, Ky. Mr. Hayden,

| who was 75, lived in Indianapolis Keystone Ave. was found dead 4, years. He was a foreman at| {in her home vesterday. The jets the Selmier Towel Supply Co. 25 of the «xitchen stove were openiyears and a member of Centre land Deputy Coroner Jewett al-Masonic Lodge. | {tributed death to asphyxiation.) Mr Hayden is survived by his’ {She was 30. wife, Emma; three daughters, | Surviving are a daughter, Miss Miss Lillian Hayden, Indian{Dianna Mae Blackford, Indian-apolis; Mrs. Bessie Young, Louis-| {apolls; her parents, Mr, and Mrs. ville, and Mrs. Temple Wilson. | IWilllam Hartman, Indianapolis; a Chicago: eight grandchildren and brother, Frederick Hartman, In-/12 great-grandchildren,

'dianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Joseph B. Okey

James Hopper, Zionsville, 1 A.B Ok : a Services at 1:30 p. m. Monday in| _J08€Ph B. Ukey, carpenter an Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Paperhanger, died today in his thome, 827 Westbrook Ave. after

{Chapel will be followed by burial] | an iliness of one year. He was 81. {in Memorial Park. y

! { Mr. Okey, a lifelong resident of 'Mr. E. C. Dedert

Indianapolis, had been a paper‘hanger and carpenter for the last Mrs. Elizabeth Dedert, Indian-|;g EE ere include his apolis native who died Tuesday oie) Cora: a daughter, Mrs. lin a Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. hospi- | yrerle Smith, Indianapolis, and tal, will be buried in Crown Hilly gister Mrs. Lula Bradford, Los following services at 1:30 p. M.|angejes, (tomorrow in the Flanner & Bu-| gervices at 1:30 p. m. Monday \chanan mortuary. She was 78. in Shirley Brothers’ West Chapel | Mrs. Dedert lived here all her will be followed by burial in life before moving to Hollywood, Crown Hill.

Fla. eight and a half years ago. Six vears later she moved to Ft. Mrs. Frank Potts Services for Mrs. Amy Nixon

Lauderdale, Fla. She was a member of the Church of Our Re-|Potts, 910 Torbett St., who served ‘deemer, Indianapolis. and the several years as a maid in the Trinity Lutheran Church, Ft. Lau-' Long Hospital, will be held at derdale. 1 p. m. Monday in Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel. Burial Surviving are her husband, Ed- on follow in ‘New Crown Cem ward C. Dedert; two sons, W. 5 tery vin Dedert, Ft. Lauderdale. and ~y.. pot(s native of Arkansas {Elmer L. Dedert, Needham. |, resident here 30 years, died .Mass,! x daughter, Mrs, Leona weqnesday in the Long Hospital. Barnes, Indianapolis; two sisters, gp. was 46. ‘ Mrs. Emma Robinson, and Mrs. Surviving aré her husband, Dora Hansing, Indianapolis, eight prank Potts. and a daughter, grandchildren” and six greal- Mrs. Sophia Edwards, Indianap-

I5 Adorable Styles grandchildren. ols.

TMrs. Lizzie Lewis ‘Hoover Goes Fishing

> Mrs, Lizzie Lewis, native of araAMI BEACH. I" . WHITE : Yazoo. Miss., who died Monday in IAM] BEA oH. Fla. par her home. 130 W. 14th St. will be goover was to leave here. today buried in Crown Hill follows ver was to leave here today services at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Fire # the Metropolitan Baptist Church, 3000S Je Juuk oy naswept of which she was a member. She the Florida keys was 54. erst ares—— Surviving are five daughters, Vp Mrs. Modest Walton, Mrs. Ceola Men » Club Plans Ball Goodman, Mrs, Sylvia Demuse, Kirshbaum Men's Club will Mrs. Leola Williams and Mrs. hold its second annual Matzo Lucy Bee Jackson, and two sons, Ball on the last day of Passover, Leroy and Walter Lewis, all of Apr. 21, Jesse Miroff, club presi-

FR . { lh he Miss Marian S. Lee, a wma Ritac Tomorrow Td yo Y 'ate of the Stout Institute, Wis-| y wd Omorrow |consin, has been appointed an in-! Engineer 15 Years lhome economics £3} : department, Sk William M. Sanders, stationary Ross announced engineer at the Indiana School '092Yfor the Blind for the last 15 viously taught years, will be buried in St. Joseph at the Pioneer 8:45 tomorrow in Blac iCollege, Platte the Kwelll le, Wis. 'She . requiem high mass at 9 a. m. in ships in the NaOur Lady of Lourdes Church. tional Education

S Marian S. Lee |structor in the Butler University! At Blind School President M. O. Miss Lee preCemetery following services at/Stater Teachers’ Irvington Funeral Home and a no145 memberMr. Sanders died yesterday in Association, the

Miss Lee his quarters at the school. He | Visconsin Education Association, He previously worked in the com-

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