Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1949 — Page 9

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TUESDAY, NOV. 8 1040 . Rires Thursday For L. B. Riester

‘Rites for Louis B. Riester, P. R. was 62. Burial will be in Holy| Mallory Co. Jachignt, at 9:30/Cross Cemetery. Th Bam in Louisville, Mr. Riester, Re He

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Heart Heart Catholic Church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.| Mr, Riester died Sunday In his Anna E. Riester; two daughters,

Miss Florence Riester and Mrs. |

Mary Rosebaum, Indianapolis;.a

Klapheke, Miss Agnes Rieste:, died Sunday in his home, 8813 ge js survived by his wife, Mrs, Years, who ‘died Saturday, williCounty six months ago. He re-| - « 4 . _ - Mrs. Robert Lourey ang Mrs, Westfield Rivd, will be held at [oyise Meyer; three daughters, be held at 1:30 p. m: tomorrow tired 15 years ago as a carpenter i , Rose Algus, all of Louisville, and 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Flan- Mrs. Doris Jones, Mrs. Ellen Price in the Jordan Funeral Home. for the E. C. Atkins & Co. He y Whe is he— two ‘grandchildren. fer & Buchanan mortulry. and Mrs. Ralph Dunn, Indianap- The Rev. George Henninger, was 75. ” The Rev. Laman H. Bruner Jr. olis: a son, George W. Meyer Jr. former pastor of the East Tenth Surviving are his wife, Nannie, h sd YIChurch wf the Advent, will of- Indianapolis; & sister, Mrs. Anna- Street .Methodist Church, will and three daughters, Mrs. Stelia -~ this mysterious «= Rites T ur ay Helute, Burial will be: in. Crown ‘belle Anderson, Chicago; two officiate. Burial will be in: Crown Kellett,” Mrs, Vivian Smith and - ) brothers. Frank W. and Chester HUI Mrs. Audrey Bustle, all of Indian- ol Al avenger..masked

For H. W. Carter

A requiem-high

[fered at 9:30 a. ml. Thu

Henry W. Carter, retired rail-

roader who died yesterday in his ‘rustees and board of managers

home, 5704 Massachusetts Ave.

Prayer services at 7:30 p. m. undergraduate days at the school. tomorrow in the home will precede the mass, Burial will be In

Holy Cross. He was 80.

Mr. Carter had been an employea of the maintenance depart.! ment of the New York Central 2 Doors’ Prom Power & Light Co. | | Railroad for 22 years. He was a ‘member of St. Francis de Sales!

® Catholic Church.

i Survivors include his wife {Anna; a daughter. Mrs. Mabel {Marie Emery. Indianapolis, and six grandchildren.

’ Mrs. Killebrew

King Chapel. She was 61.

La Mrs. Killebrew died Friday in and Maurice P O'Con

c her home. Burial will be info. Clarence Deal. South Milford | | Robert Wisly, Dan Leavitt and ed b 2 | Franks. Chicago

Floral Park Cemetery.

A native of Gallatin, Mrs. Killebrew lived in Indianap-|; olis 19 vears. She is survived by| {Rober P. Spratlen. Jr. Denver

_her husband® A lexander.

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Services for C. Dolly Gray, for- the Masonic Lodge. He was 52. son, John Riester, with the U. 8. mer chief engineer of the Indlana gyri] will be In Floral Park store. manager for the Goodwill yoni lived in Indianapolis 35 Army: four sisters, Mrs, Charles State Highway Commission who Cemetery.

il President of the Ready-Mix /C. Meyer, Indianapolis, and four Mr Wagner died in his home, apolis 1 be of. Concrete Corp, and owner of the grandchildren. 1107 | firm, he was once president of the Ay In Nationa: Ready-Mix Concrete As:

1 { Services for William J. An |St. Francis de Sales Courch for! sociation. He was 63., | da Grieve Born in’ Buffalo, N. Y.. he drews, employee of the Highland A member of the board ot! {was in the banking business there Golf and Country Club, who died

of Rose Polytechnic Institute, Mr. years, ago. Here, he served as a St, will be held at 2 p m. toGray was a star athlete in his Dies at p teller in the old Washington morrow in'the J. C. Wilson Chapel Street Bank for a number of of the Chimes. As a tackle on one of Rose Poly's years, Burial will be in Ogden Cemestrongest football teams, he took Burial Planned Manager of the Goodwill store tery, Waldron. all-state honors and was rated at 13th St. and Senate Ave. for! A nativé of Switzerland County, ’ In Floral Park seven years, he opened a new Mr. Andrews moved :to Indian-

among the team’s best players. Friends Pei call at'the home| Mrs. Lyda G. Grieve, past noble stofe for the agency on Massa. apolis in 1841. He was a memuntil noon tomorrow, 'grand of the Progress Rebekah chusefts Ave. three years The family has suggested that Lodge and Indi#napolis resident and served as its manager until {instead -of flowers, memorial con- 45 years, died yesterday in Meth- his death, tributions in his name be pledged odist Hospital. She was 55. He was an active member of three daughters,

‘polio funds or the Indianapolis Grieve lived in 126 S. Harris Ave Church and “had taught the Indianapolis, and Mrs. Betty Visiting Nurses Association. {She attended’ the

SOOO Terre Haute, and James Cun- Corinthian. Chapter, OES. In ’ rt Fred Cunningham. MW, Cam- Surviving are a son, Robert B. he survived by a son, Carlton

| wiitss, Fred W. Sunaclaus and “Keane E after rites at 10:30 a. m. Thurs-

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SHELBYVILLE, Nov. 8-—Rites and burial were to ,be held here {today for William. Blakely, presi-| {dent of the Central Indiana |Beagle Club and nationally-| {known breeder of beagle hounds. He died in the W. §. Major HosIpital. He was 56. Mr. Blakely was basketball coach at Shelbyville High School during World War 1 and as a student had been a star athlete’ at the school. For the last 30 JEW vears he had been a furniture 5 | factory foreman.

sister, Mrs, Russell Rinehart, his! 7, { fi only immediate survivor. ns ~ (6gIver i 4 gs BOBBY SOX _FOR TEENAGERS an (alg SUNDAY TIMES COMIC Section

| Set Rites for George W. erefor C H Wag died ‘Sunday In his: Comiskey. “ind; home; ‘will be

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|” |Hollin, fetired carpenter who died, Police, will speak on. color pho-| .ve{Sunday. in, bis. home. B..R.L. FAIL: tography. before. the. Adiartisin

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TT : 7 land. will be held at 10:30 a. m. : President, Owner /omoriow in the et tk Gud HR Burial to Toke a, el Xt Hevrmann Club of .ndianapolis, Inc., Thurs- Em . ‘I Mr. Méyer was born in Indi-| {Funeral Home, Burial will be in day. He will sxplain. color photo St. Jose ol Of Concrete Firm ‘anapolis and was a member of. ace in Crown Hill New Crown Cemetery. *

Rites for Carlton H. Wagner! porn in Manchester, Ky. Mr. in, police work and advertising. |

Industries here for the past 10 years hefore moving to Shelby

N. Keystone Ave, after Bh Hiness of two weeks. He was Willi am J. Andrews

before coming to Indianapolis 27 Sunday in his home, 1608 Spruce

ago/ber of the Seymour Baptist Church, ' He was 64. Surviving are his wife, Olive; Mrs. Rabert

nationa! and local cancer and A native of Madison, Ind., Mrs. the East Tenth Street Methodist Faris and Mrs. Harold Bales,

Christian Young Boys’ Sunday School class Rickard, Biloxi; Miss.; tive sons, 2 ¢ 11a Active Pallbeare Church and was a member of the there for many vears William Kenneth .and Glenn ( ving as acpive alibearers wil be Ray In addition to his wife. Cecelia. Andrews, . Indianapolis Harold Andrews, Shelbyville, Leon. An-

Willlam Kniptash. Frank Guthrie J. Wagner, Indiangpolis; a daugh-/drews, Muncie, and Robert An

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