Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1949 — Page 4

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OR HB. Benninghoff Dies at Age of 75

Limes State Servies 4 . Apr, 26-—Services . Dr. Harry. B. Benninghoff,

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former missionary - and teacher in Japan, who died Sunday in Johnson County Memorial . Hospital, will be held at 2 p. m.| tomorrow ‘in the First Baptist ‘Church here. He was 75, - | _ A native of Venango County, Pennsylvania, Dr. Benninghoff] came to Valparaiso in 1801 to repare for-college; After teach-| «ing in-county schools in Mont-| gomery and Vermillion Counties, | ro he entered Franklin College and : 3 | was graduated with the class of : .Dr. Harry B. Benninghoff ,-, , [427

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1902. Za | services tomorrow in Franklin | Gets Other Degrees requ}

-education degree from-the Uni-| sor and former missionary to | Mr

{ | : - wersity of Chicago and a master Japan, Cla ma

of arts degree-in 1907. ‘He re-

= ceived an honorary doctor of di-\March, 1041. With his return to! jife. i vinity degree from Franklin Col- | : lege in 1914, :

Ra : { Mrs, , Kokomo, went to Rangoon Bap- came special lecturer in history patti tist, now Judson College, in 1901, . He was principal of the Mandalay High School from 1902 to {ville 1904. Then they returned to the of the First Baptist Church, the] :

graduate work at the University | Epsilon Fraternity,

He held this position "until |grandchildren.

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| Rites Tomorrow Long Career Ends (George Magenis, 3 a . Contractor, Dies = | = For Educator Services’ for George Millard prot EL ag ; i died Sunday tn nie Home! 1717/Charies Miller, Indianapolis; her

stepmother, Mrs. Lillie Miller, Indianapolis, and one aunt.

Chimes. Burial will follow in y b Chimey. Dural, Mrs. Edgar Cooney

Mr. Magenis, who was 68, was a ? ; life-long resident of Indianapolis, Cooney, native of Edinburg, Ind. {who ‘died Sunday in her home, {4950 Hardegan St., will be held at

Spruce St., will be held at'3 p. m.!

anklin College professor and : oy He was a member of the Bethany {Christian Church and an honor-| d tary member of {ts board of elders. 10 a. m. Thursday ‘in the J. C.| . “Burviving are five sisters, Mrs, Wilson Chapel of the Chimes.

and Mrs. Delmar Griffith, Green- { field, Ind. a |

Mrs. Matt Johannes

| Mrs. Rebecca E. Johannes, 322 n | E. Minnesota 8t., who died Thyrs-

{Joseph Cemetery, Evansville, A

He later received a bachelor of. Tor the Franklin College profes. yesterday in Sacred Heart Cat

America, Dr. Benninghoff acted Heart Church. Dr, Benninghoff and his wife, as head of religion in Shurtiefr! Surylving are. Yer husband;

Z (Matt Johannes; five daughters;iTafpa, Fla. today for Ira Wi: Mrs. Trottie Merrell Benninghoff, College from 1941 to 1942. He be- Waiter Oholorogg. Mrs. Adell Taggart, forinerly of Indianap-

and Mrs. Nick J. Schmidt, olis, who died Sunday in Tampa. at Franklin College in 1942, iIndianapolis, and Mrs. Henry He was 84, _ Dr. Benninghoft"was a. member Moog and Mrs. Roy Gore, Evans-|

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of Chicago. Surviving in addition to his Kenneth Miller : He was pastor of the First Bap- wife are two daughters, Mrs. A.| Kenneth Miller, lifelong Indian- Was cashier of the Nashville State tist Church of Valparaisa from !H. McColum, Norfolk, Va., and apolis resident who died Saturday Bank. He was a bookkeeper. 1904 to 1007. At the invitation of Mrs. "Arthur Dennis, New York, in his home, 1939 Yandes 8t., will! - Waseda University, Tokyo, he was |N. Y.; a son, H, Merrell Benning- be buried in Crown Hill following tral Avenue Methodist Church asked to establish and develop a hoff. consul general of Hallison;iservices-at:1 p. m. Friday ii the’and Oriental Masonic Lodge in Christian center for the students Nova Scotia; a sister, Mrs. H. B. King & King Chapel.. He was 37. Indianapolis and -the First Methin that institution, when the Ben- |8hedd, Michigan; two brothers, B.| Surviving are his wife, Cornell; odist Church in Tampa. *ninghoffs returned to Japan in K. Benninghoff, Idaho, and Jack ia son, Lemuel Howard Miller, In-| Benninghoff, Oklahoma, and three dianapolis; six sisters, Mrs. Estel gart, and several nieces and

{Coleman -and Mrs. Elizabeth nephews survive.

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Edgar N. “Cooney; a_ daughter, Mrs. Vincent Lannan, Indianap-| olis; three sons, Fred Cooney, h-| Charlottesville, Ind.; Edward Jr, folic Church here. i and Carl N. Cooney, Indianapolis; 8. Johannes, who was 79, was’ two sisters, Mrs. Frank Beswick tive of Evansville, but had 22d Mrs. Katie Roe, Indianapolis ~=llived in Indianapolis most of her 2nd 19 grandchildren, go

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