Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1949 — Page 17

FRIDAY, APR. 22, 1949 Les Eee Local Deaths— Died in War a

Kleine Services To Be Tuesday

Soldier Killed

" In-German Action Pfc.- Fred William Kieine,| killed Feb. 7, 1945 in Germany, & will be buried at 2 p. m. Tuesday! in Arlington National Cemetery; 3 Ft. Myers, Va. H¥ was 19. {

Pfc. Wilson Williams Killed in Germany Services for Pfc. Wilson Fran-i | icl$ Williams, killed Apr. 12, 1945, {in Germany, were to be held at! [10 a. m. today in the Grinsteiner {Funeral home, followed by burial J lin St. Joseph Cemetery. He was, 3

i {School No. i : Pfc. Kleine, son cf Mr. and| 33. 4 and was em- tbefore moving to Toledo. He was Tay halp you tec if Gonski ; Mrs. John A. Whalen, 5661_Mad- | Pfc. Williams was born in Loo-| | ployed in Ad- :

ison Ave, was moved overseas! in August, 1944, from Camp Me-! Cain, Miss., after receiving ASTP training there and at Ft. Benning, Ga. A lifelong resident of! Indianapolis, ne was a member

'gootee and lived in Indianapolis ; 20 years. He attended Holy Cross; {School and Technical High School. {Before entering service he was a’ of Southport Presbyterian ten). and IF ihaker three Years

Church. | Pfc. Fred William Kleine . . , Fo he Pory Boke 0. Det | Services for "MH. Benjamin | Pfc. Kleine was graduated from| burial Tuesday in Arlington Na- olie rember of He v Stoss | athe Marks, president of General | Southport High School in 19043. tional Cemetery, Ft. Myers, Va. [in “tne 30th (Old Hickory) In. Realty Co., who died Wednes. Hl He a a president of the Soon fon r~~ltantry Division ” | day, were to be at | p. m. todby -Y Club and a member of Scou ry a 5 in Fi % Buchanan Mortar - WwW WwW. Burviving is his. wife, who has n Flannher uchanan Mortuary — ph RS pumerion.| . . Drake - since remarried, Mrs. Helene with burial in Indianapolis He- ~ BeRs: Rites Tomorrow {¥laherty; a daughter, Nancy Wil-| brew Cemetery. Survivors in addition to his liains; the mother, Mrs, Maztha.

Juanita Lang, Floyd Knobs; brother, R, Emerson Whalen, In- wil] be held at 1:30 p. m. to-liams. all of Indianapolis and Chapel. dianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. morrow .in Moore Mortuaries Mrs. Catherine Sadowski, Can-, An Lois Myers, Asheville, N. C. Peace Chapel. Burial will be in'onsburg, Pa. :

Washington Park, He was 75 Set Funeral Born in Ripley County, 0. Mr. Mrs. George Ashlock For Miss Borry

Drake had lived in Indianapolis |50 years. He retired three years r 8 ctw 741-1 Services were being arranged ago after serving five years with//0CK, Who died yesterday in her Mary PR Eng at oi: today’ for Miss Martha Bormy, Marmon:Herrington Co., Inc. and D0™e 1142 8. Illinois St, will be brother. O. Munson. = of Indian1504 N. Pennsylvania St, who previous service in Marmon Co, neld at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in one : an Aied late yesierday in General and Monroe Co. He was a mem-

Hospital. She was 32. {ber of Woodruff Place Baptist Surial will be in Memorial Park =~ She ‘was 61.| °

Indianapolis resident 33! years, Mrs, Gohn, who was 73,

Church in Mace, Ind.

< {renceburg and lived in IndianapDr. L. C. Trent, pastor of the ,lis 3¢ years. She was a ane {ber of the Daughters of America. = Survivors include her husband, Pet as Se eorge H. Ashlock; a daughter, § : Mrs. Mary Jane Prestwood, Xo-: komo; a brother, Gustave Truitt, & OK Indianapolis, and threes grand. | TS, children. |§

‘Mrs. Margaret Gohn

Mrs, Margaret Josephine Gohn

Franklin in Johnson County Apr. 10. ‘She was a stenographer in| Woodruff Place Church, will ofthe Indiand gross income tax di-|ficiate. ; vision and had been in ill health, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Kate!

V. Drake; a daughter, Mrs. Kath-| { ’ Mrs. Everett Har vey

| Tyn Foley, a sister, Mrs. Onal : Howenstine; a brother, Fra Services for Mrs. Ola Louise Drake, and two granddaghte Harvey, 820 Bates 8t., who died aj} of Indianapolis. Wednesday in General Hospital, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow isen in Calvary Tabernacle meron | Mrs. Dora Gei dorff Burial will follow in New Crown Mrs. Dora Geisendorff, native native of Montgomery County, Cemetery. of Indianapolis, who died yester- who died yesterday in the _ home Born in Livingston, Tenn., Mrg. 42Y in her home, 844 E. 32d St, of a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey, who -was 43, had lived in, Will be buried in Crown Hill fol- Knight, 1729 Victor St., will be Indianapolis nine vears. She was/10Wing services at 2:30 p. m. to- = a member of the Calvary Taber- morrow in Flanner & Buchanan

’ . Cemetery, Kokomo i Miss Borry' was found lying on Church and Centre Lodge 23, . } a creek bank five miles south of ¥- and AM | Mrs. Ashlock was born in Law-i WITT IAM G.-WEST* |

ndcle Church and the. Américan mortuary. She was 80. 8) , tho - Legion, Post No. 88 Auxiliary. Mrs. Geisendorff was a member] NEW up Calvert 8 qualities hi Surviving are. her husband,/of the Centenary Christian!

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Everett Harvey; a daughter, Mrs, Church and the Children's Sun-i Flora James, Indianapolis; her/shine Club. She is survived by a, mother, Mrs. Mary Peters, Indi-/daughter, Mrs. Rutt G. Bess; two anapolis, and three sisters, Mrs. sisters, Mrs. Emma Davidson and

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i . x i a { oe a : w= i '| Services for Pfc. Robert E. his mother, Mrs. Hattie Johnson, | Survivors incluge nis fe, Mo KEEPS REGULAR r 9 . |Groed, killed in action Jan. 5, 1945 4938 W. Raymond Bt; two sisters ; : Ss,

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