Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1949 — Page 8

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Traffic Violation Bureau The. Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Division f Safety Re sponsibility will receive $1.50 of each $1.75 in new tines collected The other quarter will go into the pocket of A Jack Tilson county clerk, who automatically becomes certification: officer for convicitions returned on moving traffic violations Mrs. Butler Rites Friday Services for Mrs. Amy Butler 1800 Lawndale Ave, who died vesterday in the house of a

daughter —Mre Ralph Barnhart. S09 8. Biltmore will be held at Friday in the Mt Olive Church Ben Davis. Burial will be in Crown Hill. She was 60 Born in Hendricks County

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Bervices Lay, 118 vesterday pital, will

Friday in Shirley: Byothers Irving "Mortuary, Evansville.

New Law Won't Apply Hill Chapel. Burial will be in

Memorial Park. He was 64 Born in Martin County lived in Indianapolis 40 Hoke Manufacturing Co. formerly in Huber Co. 14 years of the Christian Church: at nora Survivors include his wife, Mrs Sarah lay: two daughters, Mrs Mary McKelvey Mrs. Genevieve ville; a son apolis: a sister, Mrs Indianapolis; a Lay, "Frankton children

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Mr. Lay years, 75 in court costs as provided He was employed in ‘Holcomb & and Contracting He was a member ville El-

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Joseph Geringer Services Set

Services for Joseph J. Geringer, who died vesterday in his home, 4608 Winthrop Ave.. will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Greek Burial will He

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be in the Oak Hill Cemetery. was 69, Mr, Geringer was a retired chief engineer for Southern Indiana Gas & Electrie Co., Evansville. Born in Connersville, he lived most of his life in EvansHe retired in 1945 and moved to Indianapolis. He was a veteran of World War I. He was a member of the American Legion. the Masonic Lodge 2316, Commandry and Shrine at Evansville. In Indianapolis he was a member of the Columbia Club, the Indiana Historical Society and Indiana State Archaeological Society

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Rites Tomorrow Services for Mrs. Pearl Yard, 33 N, Gray-8t,, who died Monday

Services for Mrs. Ora C. Ash- jn ‘hor home, will be held at 3 ley, who died yesterday in her. ‘p. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. home, 3215 Ruckle St. will be Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the De «in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Moore & Kirk Colonial Chapel. She was 74.

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: Born in Wayne County, she Burial will be in Glen Haven jiveq in Indianapolis 46 years. A Best-known % Cemetery, She was 78. brother, Orrin Sites, Indianapotis, Fie drs is CKS She was a life-long resident of survives. relieve distress us Indianapolis: —. weer——— iene ————

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Richter, Indianap-:

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Butler lived in Indianapolis 45 vears. She was a member of the Mt. Olive Church Survivors include her daughter her husband, Samuel Butler: a ster, Mrs. Irene Morgan, Indian apoli a brother, Cecil Morgan Mt Meridian, and two grand children Mrs. Clarence Evans Services for. Mis. Emma F Fvans, 629 W, 31at St. who died vesterday in 8t. Vincent's Hos pital. will he held at 2 p. m. to morrow in Kirby Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. She was

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Survivors include her husband Clarence Evans: two daughters Mrs” Dorotha Kilgore and Mrs Violet Commons; a’ son, James K. Evans all of Indianapolis: a |* ister, Mrs. James Masters, Dills is boro: a brother, John Peas, Coy ington, Ky., and two grandchildren Mrs. Mary E. Ragan Services for Mrs. Mary Edith Ragan, who died vesterday in her home, 1211 N. Tibbs Ave, will be heid at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle West Michigan Street

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