Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1949 — Page 8

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v ] ; on former Technical High ters, ‘Mrs, Roy Moore, :’ fireman for 12 years, who burg, Cal., ans Mrs. oh lunids-| _ died yesterday in his home, 1804 and Miss Elsie L. Ingram, hoth of ervices on ay _8Bpann Ave., after'a brief iliness, | Indianapolis. Jonan Pantal Rome. mai, Sales M Be ary Aaantial Home. Busia wil! ‘Federal Payroll Drops | Go on Snager o Born in Joplin, Mo, Mr. Ingram, WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 (UP) inder Block Firm had lived in Indianapolis 31/—The Civil Service reports that J. Walter McGuire, sales man-| years and was a member of the the number of workers on the 48€r of the Cinder Block & Ma-|

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in Indianapolis 27 years and was i a member of Holy Spirit Catholie Church and its Men's Club, He was also & member of the Indianapolis Construction League! , { and the Indianapolis Contractors’! Mrs. Pickering and Builders’ Association,

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E : {A requiem high mass for and do your Christmas A Fequien) high Jas 3 o Mrs. Anna Marie Pickering, | ; ; iffy! Am onday in Holy Spirit’ formerly of Indianapolis, will Shopping ma jiffy! Church will follow services at! pe offered at 9 a. m.. tomor-

8:15 a. m. in Grinsteiner's Fu: pow jn 8t Bridget's Catholic CALL YOUR FLORIST—Give him the names and neral Home. Burial will be In Church Burial will be in Hely addresses on Your GIFT List and he will do the Holy Cross Cemetery. Cross, She died Monday In Surviving are his wife, Oma; Ban Antorio, Tex,

his mother, Mrs, Julia McGuire; four brothers, Harley, Omer, Ernest and Victor McGuire, and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph McAtee and Mrs. Bernard Harmon, all of Indianapolis

Herschel Lowish

Herschel Lorin Lowish, #ales: man for the Premium Pet Products Co,, died yesterday In his home, 322 Butler Ave. He was 44. Born in Terre Haute, Ind., Mr, Loowish was a graduate of Glenn High School in Fast Glenn, Ind, and attended Indiana State Teachers College. He had lived in Indianapolis 23 years. Mr. Lowish was a member of the Seelyville Methodist Church He had heen a salesman for the

Mass Tomorrow For Sister Joan

Former Teacher Here Dies in Oldenburg

mes State Serviee OLDENBU RG, Dec. 16--A requiem high mass for Sister Joan of Arc, who taught in Indianapolis parochial schools, will be orfered at 8 a. m. tomorrow no mother house conven! here, lowed by burial Sister Joan, who last taught at St. Mary's parochial school in Rushville, died Wednesday at the Pet products gm the past two mother house. She had been {ll

years. a year and a half Surviving are his wife, Mary E.; = gq) 0 formerly taught at Holy two sons, Max M. Lowish, Indian- Rosary, St. Rita's and Little apolls, and Richard L. Lowish, gp 00" 00r0onial schools In IndiN. ©. and—his. __ P Be ‘ Wilmington, Lowish. In. ADAPONE, aswell as schools in j mother, Mrs. Effie M. Low Richmond Payton and Cincinnati dianapotis— +A native of Brazil, Ind. -she The Rev. Peter Vroom, pastor was the daughter of the Iate-Ir} of the Emerson Avenue Baptist yg —guaewell awner of the oid Church-willofficiste-in i. Brazil Demoerat. Sha took her

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1:30 p. m. fomorrow in Sh Hal vows at -Oldenburg- in 1917 i Brothers-irving- Hill Chapel. | Her three brothers all were {newspapermen. ITvam of Sheridan Hutzler [Liberty and Earl (Hidewell of &

Sheridan 8. M. Hutzler, former Tucson, Ariz., both were withthe Indianapolis resident who dled gokomo Tribune, ahd Carl GlideWednesday in his home, R. R. 2,/ well is with the Cambridge City Brownsburg, will be buried In commercial. She also is sur Washington Park after rites ‘at yiveq by a sister, Mrs. C. C. Con1:30 p. m. Monday in Flanner & per Detroit, Micn.

Buchanan mortuary. He was 82. A native of Portiand, Mr. Hutz- Mrs. Amanda Phelps Services for Mrs, Amanda Wal-

er had lived in and near Indian-| apolis for 40 years. Before his ,, .. pheips, former Indianapolis {retirement, he had been an em:|,.. jent who died yesterday, will ployee of Kingan & Co. 26 years, ,.1q at 1 p, m. tomorrow in - fiand later was employed bY ne jC wilson Chapel of the ff Modern Scavenger Service, Inc. o Chimes. Burial will be in Memo- i Besides his wife, Laura A, rial Park. § is survived by a son, Paul L. Mrs. Phelps died in the home Hutzler, Tucson, Ariz, and al... 4. chter Mrs. Leslie Cradaughter, ‘Mrs. Violet Minkner, (ven, Rushville, where she had Brownsburg. __ _ ilveen living the past four years.

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[She was 83. A native of Pulaski County, Mrs. Phelps had lived in Indian|apolis many years and was a ® | member of the Baptist Church. |} | In addition to Mrs. Craven, she | is survived by six other daughters, Miss Georgia Phelps and I Mrs. Albert Tucker, Indianapolis; i | Mrs. Hattie Day, Greenwood; Mrs. ¥ | Marian White, Spencer; Mrs. Nel- { lie Massey, Anderson, and Mrs. i | William Mullner, Ashtabula, O. and a son, Fred Phelps, Junction % City, Wis. i

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Mrs. Walter S. Ray Mrs. Lenna *L. Ray. native of Rossville, di~rd yesterday in her § home, 5247 College Ave. after a i long illness. She was 486. An Indianapolis resident 13 # years, she was the wife of Walter 8. Ray, deputy United States J Customs inspector who has 3. served with the Customs office in i Indianapolis 30 years, i Surviving also are a son, Ralph ¥ D. Ray; a sister, Mrs.

| Brummel, Northville, Vy and i {a brother, Fred Ridenour, Dejcatur, Ga.

Funeral arrangements were incomplete,

E. E. Browning E. E. Browning, father of Dr. i [Dallas L. Browning, pastor of the North ‘Methodist Church, died | yesterday in his Rutland, O., {home after a long illness. He was i 82. Mr, Browning was a retired ll teacher. He had been associated J} with Ohio’ schools many years. Dr. and Mrs. Browning were to leave Indianapolis today to attend the funeral. Survivors also include his wife.

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(Mrs. Lillian E. Browning, and 2 another son, Dwight E. Browning, Columbus, O. , {POLICE CAR ROBBED i DETROIT, Dec. 16 (UP) Po- |} {lice Commissioner Harry 8. Toy {reported today that detectives I {were unable to find a trace of his’ [portable typewriter which was

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