Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1949 — Page 10

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. , Naney Svan ‘Knott, na’ dlanagols; two sons, Wil Phi ha 23 Mayme Bosse, Crown Point, Here Is Something Special for. Rover or. Tabby “For Miss Geddes f ckerwe be the Westbrook Church George Knott, Indianapolis; two icqifiryn Ward, Nas a i a

Church of | yesterday In brothers, William A. Btewart, n.ohews and four nieces.

For Mrs. Jackson sie | ERE

: 333 8, Vine St, after|North Vernon, and Frahk.Stew-| : Library, who yesterday in : ee ; of 18 months, Shelart, Kokomo; three grandchil-| Mrs. Mattie P. Jones 229 . her home, 3001 N. Delaware St. er was 76. ¥ oo. ° |dren, James Button and “June ' gervices were being ‘arranged’ ‘Wife of Retired Butler will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow ° ' An Indlananapolis resident 43 Mantooth, Cambridge City, and (4ay for Mrs; Mattie P. Jones, + Professor Dies “at 80 in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, etd Y she was the wife of the Forest Knott, Houston, and two r,unq dead by police yesterday 3 | “Burial will be in her birthplace, ’ John Knott, night watchman [great-grandchildren, in her home, 2219 Columbia Ave... { Mrs. Lindy Anne Woelfing Jor- Mansfield, 0. . — — for the Acme-Evans Co. who where she apparently collapsed’ {dan, German-born social service]. An Indianapolis resident 27 died 11 years ago. ‘Miss Russie Ann Ward 73 dieq last Thursday. She was worker and leader in civic af-|years, Miss Geddes served as

head librarian of Irvington

TAR Tas If, Me Jaman, pastor of Services for Miss Russie Ann 64. Dead public Lib gyn

fairs here for a number of years; estbrook Nazarene Church, ward 2449 N. Illinois 8t., who | Police sald they were suminioned

died yesterday in her home, 251

will officiate in rites at 2 PM. idied yesterday In her home, were by two tenants there, who number of years. She was a mem- > v ' y report- Berkley Road, after an iithess of : Wednesday in the church. being arranged today in Flan- ed they hadn't seen Mrs. Jones three Sy She was 80. ber of All Souls Unitarian Burial will be in Floral Park. ner & Buchanan mortuary, since Thursday. Dr, Ezra Alex. Mrs. Jordan eame to America|Church. She was 59,

in 1902 from Paris, France| Surviving are her mother, Mrs, where shé was a member of a Anne 8: Geddes, and a sister, commission studying relief meas-| Mrs. Leo Burnett, Chicago, Ill. ures for under-privileged. | a Before moving to Indianapolis | lin 1913, she tutored students in| d dam ger I ¢ the French and German langu-| - # | ry | - ' 18 FE ages in Chicago. She crossed the

Atlantic 10 times with her stu- 2 les at Age 0

Here, she took an active part, in the work of the Cosmopolitan . Chapel and taught English to He Designed Uniforms imnaigranta, | In Both World Wars quart

Cited by President | Abraham Kollinger, tailor and

For Her work with the Irving-|uniform designer, died early to- : g | ton section of the Liberty Loan|day B his hate, 1024 8. Illinois {Drive in Indianapolis durin e was = ~ Th Por: Hous, 15 W. 22d St.. ‘es Chima for a pet, or a pet for Christmas. |World War I, napols rng Born in Lemburg, Austria, Mr, r——— ————

Surviving are four daughters, A native of Boswell, Ind, she ander, deputy coroner, reported | Mrs. Pearl Button, Cambridge was a public school téacher there Mrs. Jones apparently suffered a City; Miss Ila Knott, Miss Ales many years. She moved to In- heart attack and fell down the and Mrs. Ola Powell, In-|dianapolis 12 years ago. She stairs in her home. .

~ the honorgry title of colonel. She Rollinger came to Indianapolis was cited by President Wilson for | During World Wars I and II, he Pet-House Offers Variety Mrs Borcherding er 18 montha: service wih the, ue S oT FA Land HL he | uniforms at Ft. Benjamin HarOf Do and Cat Needs | . | Dr. Elijah Jordan, her husband rison. Since the last war, he had q. ites OmOrrow who survives, retired as philoso- heen a uniform designer for Ka{phy professor at Butler University bro Uniforms, Inc. 225 8. Ili five years ago. nois St. Widow of Lumberman Mrs. Jordan founded the Irving-| Mr. Kollinger was a member ton Union of Clubs and was a *% /Shara-Tefillah Congregation

To Scratching Boards Is Included a Wouldn't Rover wag to see a crackle bone or squeaking ball Dies in Home at 71 charter member of Irvington Pub- Joe Wariuen's Circe: Dora;

|under the Christmas tree? And Tabby would certainly purr for al Mrs. William C. Borcherding, lic Health Association. She was g.." sons “David Kollinger, Los catnip mouse or scratching board. |wife of the late William C. Bor-|also a member of the’ Irvington Angeles; Lew Kollinger, Dayton, N

Everything From Harness and Leashes

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But who ever heard of a Santa Claus for dogs and cats? |cherding, founder. of the Borcher- Women's Club and an honorary|q "Harry Kollinger, South Bend, The Pet-House, 15 W. 22d St., the department store for pets, ding Lumber Co., died yesterday member of the Women's F' aculty| and Jack and Eugene Kollinger, |offers to make a dog's life pretty swell this yuletide. Their com-|in her home, 1601 ‘E. Kessler Club of Butler University. |Indianapolis; two daughters, Mrs. plete assortment of toys includes = ~"p o ros BIvd.. following a long illness. In addition to her husband, sur- Betty Robbins, Danville, Ill, and | |crackle and rubber bones, rubber| the Pet-House offers canaries gn, wag .71, vivors include a nephew, Theo- Mrs. Anna Katz, Los Angeles; 11 mice, and fingle and squeaking |guaranteed to sing. An active figure in Indianapolis [dore Woelfing, Indianapolis, and grandchildren and two greats [balls tie or people ho MkE 10 Jed) church affairs for a number of two nieces, Mrs. Harriet Howarth, | grandchildren. - Riverside, Ill, and Mrs. Florence; Burial will be in Shara-Tefillah In addition to a display of more bird feeders and seed. years, she had taught Sunday) | Rroashay Wickman, North Flos, |Cemetery after services at 11 than 50 kinds of_dog toys, the {school classes in the Grace Meth- [a Ti. tomorrow in. the ASrops

lodist Church, Capitol Avenue Minn. Pet-House is headquarters for dog E. E. Bra adfi eld ‘Methodist Church and the Cen-| Cremation will follow privatel {Ruben Funeral Home.

or Signing nL Hs supply Includes {tral Avenue Methodist Church. funeral rites which are being ar- Charles C. Freeman harness and leashes, in bdth| Dies at Age 66 | A member of the church board ranged in Flanner & Buchanan Services for Charles C. Free use a h leather and plastic, to fit any| Ernest E. Bradfield, Indian-t the Central Avenue Methodist mortuary. |man, 2023 Boulevard Place, who longer r size dog. tapolis- furniture meker and an-| Church for several years, she Mrs. C. C. Bruen [dled here Saturday will be at }

Sweaters and Blankets {tiques merchant for half a cen-|t3uEht 1hY WOmANS Bible Class © vices for Mrs. Blanche 10 8 m. tomorrow in Jacobs You |

Christmas stockings for dogs|tury, died yesterday in his home, ™ " “pb © ©" ding "wap presi. Bruen, who died Saturday in her Brothers West Side Chapel. Bur- matter

fal will wn nd | have everything to please the| 300 Congress brill Ws 8. dent emeritus of the Central home, 537 W. 30th St. will be at| ry, He an New Crown Ceme- : in and most persnickety pup. Colorfull ~ ." "eo c'e" 1th St. Avenue Woman's Society of lL P. m. tomorrow in Freeman “p' "Tol II, he lived V sweaters and blankets protect Christian Service and a former Funeral Home. Burial will be in s Ro

them from chill winter blasts. A native of Sheridan, he was a oo = 000 0 Th womans Crown Hill. She was 53. |In Indianapolis 24 years. He was

/member of Capitol City Circle and ¥ |employed in International Har- Batteril Dog bade are oply $2.98, complete] the North Park Masonic Lodge, Research Club. She was also % Born in Euoxville, ean, she ster Co. the last eight Make ” . {He attended the Third Church of active in the Wheeler City Rescue | She 3 ne anapols i roof the! Survivors include a son, Toa e felines favor rubber and Christ, s~entist. | Mission. |C. Freeman Jr, and a brother,

catnip mice, scratching boards Surviving are two daughters, | Medephar Guild. and special tidbits. PR is robin wite, Miss Mary Helen Borcherding Survivors include the husband, [SYvester F RE an, Prifecion, Tropical fish make appropriate Bernice Brown, Riverton, Ky.;and Mrs. Wood C. Moll; two Ch Bruen; two brothers, Calvin ;joces. gifts for shut-ins and apartment-| Mrs. Ruth Gremillion, Indian-/8randsous, Dick and Jack Moll, Tedford, Detroit; and Walter|— et ———————— dwellers. They are easy to care apolis, and Mrs. Ernestine Tucker, all of Indianapolis; three brothers, i or Mew, Angeles, and four| Looking for a home, a farm, for. More than 100 varieties may Springfield, Ill; a brother, Walter|H. M. Smith, Cardington, O., and, |Sisters, : rs. George McDade, or an income property? There are be selected from at the Pet-House. Bradfield, Sheridan, and three|Stanton and Paul E. Smith, noxville, Tenn. Mrs. Laura hundreds of opportunities await~ The fish fancier can also find | sisters, Mrs. Alice Smith and Mrs, Pomona, Cal. and a sister, Mrs. Martin, Los Angeles, Mrs. Annaling your consideration In the

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