Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1949 — Page 7

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‘THURSDAY, MAR. 31, 1949 : Local Deaths— Couple Locates Missing Son, 15

Pinkston Services

To Be Tomorrow |

Soldier Killed in Battle of Bulge

Bervices for Pvt. Walter C. Pinkston Jr., killed in action Dec.

26, 1044 In the Battle of the Bulge | in Belgium, will bé held at 2 p, m. |

Saturday in Farley Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral Park. He was 20. Pvt. Pinkston, son of Mr. and

Mrs. Walter C, Pinkston, 5017 W, | LeGrande Ave, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. He was)

a graduate of Ben Davis High School’ and a member of the school football team.

Overseas in 1944

Entering service June 19, 1943,

Pvt. Pinkston trained in Ft. Eus-

tis, Va., and Camp Shelby, Miss.

He was sent overseas in June, 1944. He served in the Second Army as a member of the “Hell on Wheels” Division. . In addition to his parents, he is survived by two brothers, Vernon R. Pinkston, who served as

corporal in the Eighth Bomber

Command, England, and Patrick Pinkston; a sister, Miss Maude Ellen Pinkston, and a grandmother, Mrs. Maude Butler Wickersham.

Mrs. Willard Swentzel

Services for Mrs. Florence Sonnerberg Swentzel, former Indian-

apolis resident, will be at 3 p. m.

Saturday in Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Memorial Park. She was 48, Mrs. Swentzel died Tuesday in

her West Paint Beach, Fla,, home She was born in Michigan City, Ind., and lived here 15 years until moving to Florida two years ago.

Survivors are her hushand, Willard S. Swentzel;.a daughter, Mrs. A. J. Westbrook, Indianapolis; four sisters, Miss Mae Belle Sonnenberg, Huntington, W. Va. Mrs. Elizabeth McInterr and Mrs. Grace Stellhorn, Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Lillian Bostic, Indianapolis, and a brother, Leonard Sonnenberg, Columbus, Ind.

Kokomo,

lived olis four years. Baptist

Mr. and Mrs, Robert A. Carter, Elwood, comfort their son, Richard, 15, after they located him in Pittsburgh, Pa., through a | pawn ticket on a diamond-set cameo ring pawned in Cincinnati, O. He had been missing since Sunday, apparently a victim of temporary amnesia.

Plan Services For Paratrooper

services Beck, killed Feb.

and a grandfather, Thomas Les-| Smith, Logansport.

Mrs. Marie Hudler

Services for Mrs, for 16, the home of a

Rites Saturday

Dies at Age 68

2420 Coyner Ave,

{was 68.

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and two grandchildren.

Jeffries Rites

Crown Hill

Marie Smith years. Before her marriage

vesterday in! Phillip E, Jeffries, she had worked son, Ralph O. for the State Automobile In-| 1945 in Manila, will be held at 1 Hudler, 4949 W. 15th St., Speed- surance Co. She was a member of . tomorrow in Crown Point way City, will $e ‘Held Saturday the North Indianapolis Church of He was 22. in Evanston, . Beck was born in Howard in Graceland Cemetery, Chicago. in Indianap- She was 81, He was a memChurch, service he was

Burial will be! Christ.

{C. Hall, Indianapolis,

For ). T. Crawford | Kingan & Co. Worker

Services for John T. Crawford,

terday in Methodist Hospital, will bur be at 2:30 p. m. Saturday in Flan- 32 years and for. the past three Park. She was 89. ner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial years had served as a stationary arrangements are incomplete, He engineer for the Rytex Co.

| Mr Crawford was employed as 'a stationary engineer at Kingan |& Co. 27 years. A native of Dan|ville, Ind., he lived here 37 years. ‘He was/a member of Kingan ,. Sn Club, Blue Lodge, Mich, . F&AM, Brownsburg; Sahara Charles Ellis James Carr Grotto, Centenary Christian {Church, and a past worthy patron {of the. Brownsburg Eastern Star.

To Be Tomorrow"

Services for Mrs. Helen B. a2 daughter, Mrs. Joanne Hall, son and Abraham McKinley C: | Indianapolis; four sons, Morton, and three sisters, Mrs. Ida May! Surviving are a daughter, Miss piymouth: American Judge, Antwerp:

Jeffries, who died Tuesday In her john, Howard and Norman Ellis, Carpenter, Mrs. Hattie C. Staple- Mary Boarde; her mother, Mrs, Amica City. ‘Bremen: Monaimed Al

home, 1142 N. Pennsylvania St.

Mrs. Jeffries, who was 22, was . a native of Greenup, Ill, and had ‘Services Saturday lived in Indianapolis only three

Surviving in addition to her husband are her parents, Mr. and Hudler was born in Chi-|/ Mrs. Thomas A. Hall, Greenup; Indianapolis five brothers, Floyd G. Hall, Yale, She was a member Ill.; Forrest D. Hall, Hammond, paratrooper in the IIth Airborne of the Episcopal Church. [TIL.; Arthur C. Hall, Greenup; Survivors include another son, Loyal A. Hall, Casey, Ill, and ‘Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Alfred H. Hudler, Santa Monica, Walter L. Hall, Oblong, Ill, and Eunice Kramer, Indianapolis; his Cal.; a sister, Mrs. Lydia Heu- three sisters, Mrs. Wilma Finney, father, Alvin Beck, Logansport, back, Chicago; a brother, Herbert| Melrose Park, Iil.;" Mrs. Vivian and a grand- Hill, Abilene, Tex., and Miss Neva

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Mrs. Lillian Hinch

Services for Milo ‘J. Bucking- =i Mrs. Opal Brendel, social serv- eral eteran of World War % Services for Mrs. Lillian Ford jos chairman of Women of the Fun : | ed Tuesday in Veterans Hinch, who died Tuesday in the Moase, will have i \ Hospital, Cold Spring Road, willlhome of a son, Harry F. Hinch, charge of a chap- . : be held in Lansing, Mich. Burial 718 E. Emerson Ave. were to be ter night pro-’

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Mr. Buckingham, who was 65,

Miss Flossie L. Buckingham, In- John C. Hinch, died in 19186. dianapolis; two brothers, Carl F.| In addition to her son, she

Buckingham, Indianapolis, & nd survived by another son, Robert L. chapter will ex- several months, He was 90. Bfickingham, Saginaw, Hinch, Peoria, Ill; four grand- emplify the ritual of formal ini-| A native of Big Stone Gap, Va, . |children and one great-grandchild (tiation. Dan Nichols and his|Mr, Reynolds was a member of

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MrjiCarr was a native of Indianapolis resident 23 dianapolis and was employed

years, Mr. Ellis was a hod car-/ a cement finisher.

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