Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1949 — Page 12

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Rites Saturday For H. B. White

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| Services for Harry Burton { White, president of Union, Local No. 3, who died yesterday in his home, 23180 Park Ave., will be at 1:30 p. m. Batur-

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Chapel. Burial willbe in North Salem.” He was-40. . | A native of Indianapolis, he was of the union for the past three years. He previously was a Salesman in the Pearson Music C0, band department, He was a member of .the Christian Chiirch in Martinsville, Ill. Survivors include his wife, Mrs: Mary E. White; his mother, Mrs Cecil M. White, and three brothers, Howard C. and Clifford E

FORPIt M. White, Slippery Rock,

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Services for Mrs. Carrie W | White, 334 W. 13th 8t., who died! Tuesday in General Hospital, will

be at 2:30 p. m. Saturday in| Jacobs Brothers West fide Chapel. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery. She was HS

A native“ of Robinson County, Tennessee, she lived in Indianapolis 41 years, She was a member of the Mt, Paran Baptist Chhrch, Her husband, Berry White; a | sister, Mrs, Jennie Gully, and (two brothers, Ammon and Alli son Richmond, survive, |

Charlesanna Thomas Services for Mrs, Charlesanna Thomas, who died yesterday in (her home, 534 Douglass St, will be at 10 a. m. Saturday in Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel. Burial

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Rites Saturday 1 For Mrs. O'Connell

i ‘Brownsburg Native Lived Here 50 Years

Requiem. high. mass for Mrs. Nora Theresa O'Connell, 1410 | Marlowe Ave. who died yesterday lin _& nursing home at 373 N. Flolmes Ave, will be sung at 9, a. m. Saturday in Holy Cross |Catholle Church. She was 75. Services: will be held also at 8:30 a. m. Saturday in Grinstéinlers Funéral Home, Burial will be lin Holy Cross, t Born in Brownsburg, she lived iin Indianapolis 5@ years. She was ithe widow of Thomas 8. 0'Con-

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she was a member of the Queen of Bheba Lodge, Ancient United Knights, and Daughters of Africa. She belonged to the Jones Tabernacle African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. There are no vivors

Alex D. Blakemore Services for Alex D. Blakemore a molder at Peerless Foundry Co. who died suffered When a car he was repairing fell aff a jack and crushed

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