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; Dr. W. P Howie Mrs. J. A. Patrick fame ermal eh in Parton

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A requiem mass for Mrs. Julia | was a member of Mt. Zien Bap“I agnes Patrick, 4180 Ruckie. Statist.

terd New Crown Cemetery. who died yea ay ‘in; her home, Survivors include four sisters, wit be offered at § a. m. Fridayiy,s Mary Willams of Virginia;

in 8t. Joan of Arc CatholiciMiss Hannah Williams and Miss | p Church after services at 8:30 a. m.| Rebecca Willian's, both of Unionin Speaks Mortuary. Burial willitown, and Mrs. Amanda Norbe ip Holy Cross: She was 69. \wood, Indianapolis, and a brother, | tist who died Tuesday in his Isalah Williams Indianapolis. Mrs Patrick moved to Canada Po home, 2852 Central Ave, were to

be held at 10:30 a. m. today in TOM ireland in 1912, and same Charles Walker

. to Indianapolis in 1921. She w Royster & Askin Mortuary. Cre- 2 pa the. Newman GC a. Services for “Charles Walker, mation was to follow, will- be held at

and St. Joan of Are Church. 216 E. Ninth St, or. / ! Dr. Howie, Who was SL Survivors include the husband 8 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & sity: School of Dentistry in 1897. °° A. Patrick; two sons Arthur Buchanan mortuary. Cremation |He was a dentist until 1930 when A: and John D. Patrick. Indianap- low. He was 61 Fa : ! olis, and a granddaughter. will follow e was A retired salesman for Fisher

he turned to sales work, He later h {became a specialty dealer. He was . la native of Indianapolis and a Mrs, Hanna Moyes Soap and Oil Co., he died yester{member of First Church of Christ, Rites for Mrs. Hannah Moyes. gay jy General ‘Hospital several | Scientist. 1541 Park Ave. were to be held | Surviving are his wife; Mrs, at 1:30 p.m. today in. Shirley 3 rar: Lucy Fa re Howie; a daugh- Brothers Central Chapel. trackless trolley Monday at Ver-| ter, Jean, Indianapolis; a son, Mrs. Moyes died yesterday in mont and Pennsylvania Sts. Born Hillis, St. Louis, Mo.; a. sister, her home. She was 89. Born on Long Island, N. Y. he lived Mrs. Nettie Worrell, Indianapolis, 8t “St. Francisville, TI," ‘Mrs. In" Indianapolis 29 years. : ! rand two gragdchildren. ~|Moyes lived "here 34 years and. His wife, Mrs. Valley Mills. al was a member of Ben Hur Lodge. Walker, survives. esa] Wiley Conner Burial will be in Memorial Park erro { { Graveside services~for Wiley

Cemetery, p Conner, 1014 N. West St. will be She is survived by two daugh- MILES IS AHEAD |

Former Wndianapolis Dentist Dies -at 81

Services for Dr.. William _ Howie, former Indianapolis den-

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held tomorrow in Wood Raven ters: Mrs. Florence Parker and Cemetery after services at 1p, Miss Victoria Moyes; a son, Louis in. Jacobs Brothers West oo Moyes, a grandchild and a greatChapel. He was 73. grandchild

Mr. Conner died yesterday from Mrs. Amelia Perry

burns received 'r his home Oct |16. Born in Caldwell, Tex., he’ The funeral for Mrs. Amelia [lived In Irdianapolis 24 years. Perry, who died Monday in her

He was a member of the Mt. Zion home, 714 Ogden St, will be held

Baptist Church.

Survivors Include two --daugh- ACE DU PONT | ters, Mrs. IL. D. White, Indianap 1 NTIN | olis, and Mrs, Molly Skelton, Los B. IND co. T N [INE TAHgTes CAI wh dond "Jesse Authorized Hiarattt i {Connér, Indianapolis, and Robert Dealer Tr IY IN TOT | Conner, Caldwell; 39 grandehil- For and dren. 18 great-grandehiéldren, and MANUFACTURERS OF BELA VENE- i eight great-great-grandchildren.

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