Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1949 — Page 2
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William Mindach Services M
Hit-Run Traffic Accident Victim : Services for Wilitam R. Min-/ dach, 540 Massachusetts: Ave,
“victim of a hit-run traffic acci.|leT, Professor of 4 dent Wednesday at North St and MUItary. science Massachusetts Ave, will be held] ‘Monday in the Grinsteiner Fu-|
Burial will be or, and Mrs. B.C.
neral Home. Concordia Cemetery. He was 5
Mr. Mindach died in Generali peria: st. Bo ital soon after the aceident. i Sang. 4 He rn at sea when his family was) to this country trom(" yg, “Medical course. Mr. Mindach was a member of St. Peter's Lutiisras
en” route Germany,
Church and a veteran of
re War I. He was employed oy ona)
Thorpe Awning Co, Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Blanche Mindach; two sons, John! Mindach, Indianapolis, and Wil-| . lam Mindach, Corpus Christi, Tex.; a daughter, Mrs. Bertha C. Speers, Indianapolis; two broth-| ers, Frank Mindach, Indianapolis, and Otto Mindach, Tampa, | a sister, Mrs. Clara Knoop, Indianapolls, and three grandchildren. ; A
Capitola Davis Bervices for Mrs, Capitola Davis, 2633 Guilford Ave., native of Hancock County who died yesterday in the home of a brother, John Van lgningham. Muncie, wili;._ be held at 2 p, m. tomorrow int the McCord Funeral Home, Oaklandon. Burial will follow in the I0OOF Cemetery there.Mrs, Davis, who was 88, had Jyed in Indianapolis most ‘of her] ife.
Rollie Vandivier *Rites in Franklin
Fla;
Butler Air ROTC Cadet Promoted
Robert 8S. Bodner, University -isophomore, has been Prue wi jthe rank of cadet 1st lieute jo the campus Air ROTC rag The, promotion : was awarded for {outstanding jeadership a bidity, {according to Lt, Col. Jerome Tar-?
Mr. “Bodner is ithe son of Mr. ner, 7777 N. Mr. Bodner
komo was promoted also to cadet {1st lieutenant, :
Schulte Lists Pastoral Changes
| Fr. Lynch Transferred. To Siberia, Ind.
The Rev. Fr. John Lynch who has been an assistant pastor of the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church will assume his duties as new pastor of 8t. Martin's Church, Siberia, Ind.. Thursday. The announcement of Father Lynch's appointment and various other pastoral changes were annouriced today by. the Most Rev.
of the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, North Vernon,-will become pastor of St. Anne's Church, Hamburg.
Leander E. Smith Jr. of Ko-|
Lona Stewart,
Miss Mary Beach Rites Tomorrow
North Madison Native Lived Here 57 Years {of the Chimes.
| - A requiem high mass offered at 9 a. m. tomo
orice: ‘Monday For Mrs, Elofson.
Services for Mrs. Emily Myrtle
[Elafaon, 0 Carson § Ave. whe in St. Fran [disg Yo day Rod at 1 nels oH .
1 be! lin Round Hil Cemetery.
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{Miss Mary J. Beach, 5074 E. Wal- in Indianapolis most of her life.
jnut 8t.. who died yesterday in St./She- was an employee of the tomorrow in the G. H. Herr-|
-{ years;
Vincent's Hospital,
Ind,
Miss Beach, who was 78, was a fone her death. native of North Madison, but had lived In Indianapolis 57 She had been a member {of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholie|Charlotte Rogers; Mrs.
Surviving: are her husband, Sture L. Elofson; six daughters, Mrs. Minnetts Redmier, Virginia
{Church 30 ‘years. She wis also Hunter, Mrs. Irma Hoffman, Miss,
of the. church and the Order of St. Francis.
Ella Beach and Mrs. C. Indianapolis; a brother, Beach, Indianapolis;
Carrier Mills, TIL; Mrs,
Miss Ruth and Misg,
‘Mrs. Lena Stewart - Mrs. Eva Lena Stewar long resident of Indianapol
E. 33d 8St., will be buried in tomorrow in Shirley Bi Central Chapel. She was Surviving are her
Mrs. Harry Markey, both dianapolis.
120 E., 16th St. Martin is president.
Auxiliary to Meet
Third!
as
Surviving are two sisters, Miss and Mrs. . Luther,
Mark
Waiter,
Underwood, North Madison. and
Evelyn!
Beach, Detroit, and two nephews.
t. lifeis, who
died yesterday in hei home, 420
Crown
Hill following services at 3 p. m.
rothers 72.
husband, and a daughter,
of In-
- iNo. {Hod Carriers Union. He was a
Paul C. Schulte, archbisho of Indianapolis. } Pp The Past Dresigents Trio of Megrew Auxiliary, Unt panThe Rev. Fr. Bernard Gerdon| Si yer ‘Vetetans, will meet at|and Mrs.
6 p. m. tomorrow in Apex Grill, Mrs, Virginia
48 member of the Altar Society Olga and Miss Doris Elofson: her |D
{mother Mrs. Minnetta Adams; itwo sisters, Mrs. Eugenia Steffen Esther Elliott: two! | brothers John Adams and Charles! Adams, and six grandchildren, all!
four bhalfiae Indianapolis. sisters, Mrs. Margaret McSparin,
'Londoh Clifton
5 London Clifton, native of SBhelihyville, Ky. who died Wednesday | in his home, 369 W. 11th St., will! {be buried in New Crown Cemetery following services at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the First Baptist Church of West Indianapolis. ‘He was 62.
years, Mr. Clifton was a member of the First Baptist Church of West Indianapolis, Trinity Masonic Lodge No. 18, Elks Lodge 104 and Local 120 of the
veterah of World War I. Surviving are his wife, Mary; two sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Clifton Sarah Johnson; five brothers, Charles, George, Palmer, David and Edward Clifton, and one aunt, all of Indianapolis.
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Mrs. Elofson, who was 58, was {Our Lady of Lourdes Church for a native of Jowa, but had lived fatally Wednesday in a
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Rites Toromon 2 For Jack Staley |
Southport Pupil *
{Monday in the J. C. Wilson Chapel| | “Burial will toliow} Killed in Truck Crash |
Services for Jack Staley, 1129]
E. Sumner 8t.. who was burned: ck ac-|
jeident, will be held at 10:30 a. m. |
tbe in Greenwood, Ind.
Mr. Staley, who was 16 and a! {sophomore at Southport High
Mrs. School, died in Mary Margaret C:
Hospital in Batesville after the ‘truck in which he was riding!
unged off Ind. 48, burst into: W ames and overturned. He had lace, Anaheim, Cal.; Robert and
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Moris Wallace . [Rites Tomorrow
Services for Morris A. Wallace, 153 8. Bancroft il who died yesterda
ai Sina yaneday, will b De hel
ley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. uFial
will be ia Curry’s Chapel. {Greenfield. -He was 83.
[A native of Sfloam., W. Va.| Mr. Wallace had lived in Indian-| lapolis 38 years He was a mem- |
“Ener | Zz Rites Tomorrow
Dirf Track “Race Driver 25' Years
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Lewis, dirt track race car driver, for 25 years. wha died yesterday
| hala A. Fite)
> -Grocer, Dies Services were being
: arranged today for Charles A. Smith, retired grocer and farmer who died : yesterday ‘in his home, 938 8,
East St.
> “{ ‘Born in Brooklyn. N, Y. he _ Services for Elmer H. ( ) had” operated a grocery in Wil. | Pop {ljams, Ind.. before coming ‘to Iu-
|dianapolis 33 years ago. He was ia Veteran of both the Army and
‘ber of the Christian Church and in Methodist Hospital will be at ip, Navy and had served as a {Bemis Bag Co. until shortly be- mann Funeral Home. Burial will) Local = of the honttey Brother- {1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. bugler in campaigns against the
PE are. a vite, Mrs. L.| |{E. Wallace; a daughter, Mrs. B. Wade, Indianapolis: a son, L.|
en . Va.; five brothers,
lived In Indianapolis all his life, Fred Wallace, Sheridan, Wyo.;
{ Surviving are his mother, Jeanette Coyle, Indianapolis; his father, Willlam Staley, Detroit; a sister, Miss Dianne Marie Jenkins, Indianapolis; a brother, {Thomas E. Jenkins, Indianapolis jand “His maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walteg Campbell, {Indianapolis ;
Mrs. May Henricks
Services for Mrs. May E. Henricks, native of Decatur County, who died yesterday in the home of a son; Sherman A. Henricks, 1721 Ingram St. will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Jordan Funeral Home. Burial will be in Washington Park. An Indianapolis resident 40 years, Mrs. Henricks, who was 78, had been {ll the past 10 years. She was a member of .the Roberts Park Methodist Church and the First Nazarene Church, Also surviving are another son, Leonard J. Henricks, Indianapolis; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Mrs, |IT2 Wallace, Charleston, W. Va.,
Elmer Wallace, grandchildren and one |great-grandchild. iT
Willie Bell Adams Services Tomorrow
Services for Mrs. Willie Bel) Adams, native of Clarksville, Tenn., who died Tuesday in Gene eral Hospital after an illness of five weeks, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Stuart Mortuary Chapel. Mrs. Adams, who was 50, had lived most of her life in Indianapolis. She lived In 525 W. Vermont St. Surviving are a son, Arthur Parrish, Indianapolis; her mother, Mrs. Inez Broadus, Clarksville, and a half brother, Howard Coleman, Toledo, .O.
TOWN GOES BONE DRY MONTMAGNY, Quebec, Apr. 29 (UP)—By a vote of 600 to 129, citizens of this town yesterday
[Wilson Chapel” of the Chimes. { Burial will follow n Mt Pleasant | Cemetery. I Mr. Lewis, who was 58, was an!
"employee of the Jones Auto Co.! land lived at 7777 W. Washington
St. Born in Paris, Il, he had lived in Indianapolis several he had participated -in races throughout the United States. Surviving are his iy Hilda; three Miss Caroline Lewis and Miss Bette Ann Lewis, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ethel Peterson, a son, eo ows Tahdnapone) and a sister, Mrs, Ola Coons, Oakland, Cal
Tokyo Press oo
Hirohito’s Birthday
TOKYO, Apr. 29 (UP)—Tokyo's biggest newspapers gave the cold shoulder to Emperor Hirohito on his 48th birthday today. Mainichi and Asahi did not even mention the occasion. Yomiuri carried a six-line story. Before and during the war, all newspapers ran four-column birthday pictures of Emperor Hirohito on the front pages with detailed captions describing his health and concern for the peoaple's- welfare.
years. A veteran dirt track driver, F.
‘Indians at the close of the cen
tury. 5. Surviving are his wife, Zetta; {four daughters. Mrs. Bernice I. Robertson, {Hitchcock, Mrs. Pearl R. Riggsbee and Mrs. Mary E. Wetzel, Indianapells, and five sons, Thomas
Smith, Indianapolis, and Merle A. and Wayne E. Smith, WiiHams.
Mrs. Oleatha Duval Chosen Ideal Mother
Mrs. Oleatha Duval, 1202 Hare lan 8t., has been chosen the Ideal Mother of 1949 by the Progress Mother's Club, of ‘which she is a member. Mrs. Duval, wife: of Reginald Duval Sr. who has been ill 12 years and hospitalized 10 years of this time, is the mother of five grown children. She has been employed by H. P. Wasson & Co. 15 years.
Pyle Post to Install
Ernie Pyle Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will install officers at 8 p. m. today in the post hall, 46 N, Pennsylvania St, Paul A. Benning, past department com= mander of Indiana, will be install. ing officer,
Other Changes
Priests who will change from one parish to. another with ap-! pointments as assistant pastors! follow; - The Rev. Fr. Raymond,
Times State Rervies
Services for Rollie James Van- lols. to divier; former Indianapolis meat| virgin Mary, North Vernon; the}
Gates from St. Rita's. Indlanap Nativity of the Blessed |
market owner, who died Wednes- | oy, Fr. George Powers from Our day in his home, were being ar-\1a4y of Lourdes, Indianapolis, to]
_ ranged in the Vandivier Mor-| tuary in Franklin. He was 70. | Mr. Vandivier, who owned several meat markets in Johnson County, operated a market in Irvington (Indianapolis) about 20 years. He later became a truck gardener here. Fier formerly, was a member of the Irvington) Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis. Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Ada Dill Vandivier; a daughter, Mrs. *. Paul Miller, Bargersville; a son, Paul Vandivier, Indianapolis, threes grandchildren and one .. great-grandchild.
Firm to Distribute Data on Business
A corporation, Business and Estate Trends, Inc. has been established to publish and
Bt. Rita's, and the Rev. Fr, Ernest | {Strahl from St. Patrick’s, Indian-| apolis, to Our Lady of Lourdes.! All appointments become effective; Thursday. :
Farm ido
“You can lead a horse to
drink.” Mrs. Katherine Strate, 51, of | 1209 Bedford Ave, painfully learned the truth of the old say-| ing this morning, when an {lltempered bay she was leading to the water trough broke its halter and kicked and trampled Her. Mrs. Strate; who with her hus. band, Arthur, farms five acres of land, was given first aid by General Hospital ambulance attend-
30 the problems of business Sips On ciudé Prod I Green
Peoria, Distelhorst, Chicago, and Edward E. Edwards, D. Lyle Dieterle and A. M. Wel- . mer of Bloomington, Ind.
Local Moose L # : Installs Rote: Sadg
James A, Baker has been inas governor of Indianapolis Lodge 17, Loyal Order of Moose, succeeding Charles Sager, Other new officers are Kenneth Botkin, junior governor; Howard Long, prelate; Earl J. Roys, treasurer; Mr. Sager, trustee; Jess Burch, sergeant - at - arms; Floyd Stinnett, assistant sergeant - at. arms; Elbert Long, inner guard, and Ralph Ellis, outer guard.
Ingrid’s Husband
ants and was sent to her family physician for treatment of bruises. ;
Businesses Advised To Shift Bookkeeping
‘The Indiana State Chamber of Commerce today warned business men to make a shift in their book keeping on July 1, the date increased gross income taxes go into effect. Both employers and employees were urged to separate their book-~ keeping before and after July 1 in order to compute the increased! tax for the last half of the year. Personal taxes will increase from 1 per cent to 125 per cent and the rate on retail sales willl increase from one-half’ of 1 per! cent to per cent, and the, wholesale rate will go from one-| fourth of 1 per cent to one-half of 1 per cent. The increase was voted by the
diers' bonus.
Arrives in Rome
ROME, Apr. 29 (UP)-Dr.
Dr. Silver to Address
Peter Lindstrom, husband of In-| B10 Bergan, arreret by an Butler History Club
from the United States today| amid rumors of a romance he. University history and political tween his Swedish actress wife|science professor. will address a, Italian meeting of the school's
and Roberto Rossellini, film director,
Miss Bergman is filming a pice!
fsland of Stromboli,
Eight Initiated By Band Fraternity
Butler University's
new members.
They are Louis Wuellner, Gene |
Sewrey, Milwaukee, Wis.
national honorary farternity for bandsmen, Kappa Kappa Psi, today Christopher Mitchum, 5-year-old announced the initiation of eight son of Film Star Robert Mitchum, |was struck by a car and injured; | slightly last night when he ran Hanen, Ora Downes, Paul Cole-/out into busy Cahuenga Blvd. He man, Tony Holevas and Fred was treated at Hollywood Re-| Sears, all of Indianapolis; Fred ceiving Hospital for bruises and ~ Wilkin, Galena, O., and Jim sent home.
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Dr. David M. Bilver,
|Club at 1 p. m. Tuesday.
was sealed until recently. Edgar, { Davis, Indianapolis sophomore, is
president of the club.
‘Car Hits Star's Son’
Mexico on a movie location.
last legislature to pay the 8ol-!
Butler
History
Dr. Stlver, an authority on Lin. ture with Mr. Rossellini on the coin, will speak on the Robert Todd Lincoln Collection which!
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