Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1949 — Page 19

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“Plans Expansion of ards uttered Saturday when AN

Educational Program| Thomas F. Jordan, North St,

secretary. He replaces Stewart C. Bailey, Dr. Warren 8. Tucker, association president; announced.

Mr. Jordan will initiate a yearround voluntary speakers’ bureau

ar part of the association's pro.

gram of adult health education. He will continue with the organization’s educational displays and exhibits and handle educational and promotional work in connec-| tion with the TB X-ray program. It will be Mr, Jordan's ‘job to! Keep the public informed on the association's progress in its work of TB prevention and eradication in Marion County. Part of his work will be handling the publicity for the annual Christmas Seal campaign. Won 1947 Award Mr. Jordan is a graduate of Bt. Louis University. He was associated with the Indianapolis Commercial prior to service in the Navy. He attended Fordham Unijversity (New York City) graduate school of journalism, Mr. Jordan received .the St. Louis Professional Writers Guild Award in 1047. Early next month Mr. Bailey will move to Albuquerque, N. M,, and there continue with public relations work. He also plans to attend the University of New Mexico graduate school. He became affiliated with the local association in June. 1948,

after being graduated from Franks.

5115 E.|7 has joined the staff of. : the Marion '€ounty Tubereulosis H Association as health information, 2

‘theld at 2 p. m.

was struck by a car at the inter-

land Aves. He was 42. Mr. Tyree, who lived in 636. E. 17th St, was a ’ native .of Tomp- +. kinsville, Ky., but had lived in Indianapolis 12 Mr. Tyree years. past six years he had been employed as a machinist for Diamond Chain. Services at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes will precede burial in Washington Park. .

John W. LePage

Services for John W, 50 N. Beville Ave, Monday in his home, were to be today .in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, followed by burial in Crown Hill. He was 69, Born in. Indianapolis, Mr. LePage lived here most of his life. He was employed at the Indiana University Medical Center.

LePage,

Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Jennie L. LePage, and two sisters, Mrs. Frances L. Smith and Mrs. Emma Pendergraft, all of Indianapolis.

Charles Wilson

Services for Charles Wilson, veteran of World War I, who died Monday in Veterans Hospital, Cold Spring Road, will be held at 1, p. m. tomorrow in King & King Ch hapel, Burial Wht ATK.

mdir-Sottege aHd Attending the Uni-

versity of Arizona in Tucson. He has been active.in the Indianapolis Press Club.

Richard P. Owens Rites Set Today

Services for Richard P. Owens, 915 N. Beville Ave. retired Kingan & Co. foreman, who died yesterday Tn General Hospital, were to be held at 3:30 p. m. today in ~8hirley Brothers Central Chapel. He was-86: Burial was to be in Memorial Park Cemetery, Born hear

A construction worker, Mr. Wilson Hved in 2151 Columbia Ave. He was a native of Castleton, Ind. but had lived in Indianapolis

{most of his life, He was 57.

Surviving are his wife, Minnie: two daughters, Mrs. Mary Williams and Mrs. Catherine Morton: a son, John Wilson; a sister, Mrs. Eva Anker, and four grandehti= dren, all of -1ndianapolis.

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who died

John M. Dwyer Rites Tomorrow

Former Local Main

Dies in Columbus, O. Services for John M. Dwyer, formerly of Indidnapolis,” who! died. Monday in a hospital: in Columbus, O., will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in Conkle West Michigan Street Funeral Home. Home. Burial will be in Floral Park. He was 44. Mr. Dwyer was formerly water and sewage plant engineer at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. He held the same position at Lockbourne, Q.,

Air Base the last two years. He

served with the U. 8. Army two years and later was with the Na-/| tional Guard, He was a member of Mystic Circle Lodge, F. & ‘A. M., at Lawrence, and the Sahara Grotto. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Alyce Dwyer,” a son, Karl. M, Dwyer; two daughters, Miss Joyce and Miss Linda Dwyer, all of Lockbourne; his mother, Mrs, Cassie Dwyer, Indianapolis and two sisters, Mrs. O. C. Anderson, Woodburn, Ore., and Mrs. Reginald Elrod, Kevil, Ky

Mrs. Louis A. Mueller

Mrs. Caroline Mueller, 5827 Rawls Ave. died yesterday in Methodist Hospital after a week's illness. She was 73. Mrs. Mueller was a life resident of Indianapolis, She was the wife of Louis A. Mueller. Other survivors are three sons, Grant L., Kenneth R. and William A. Mueller; two daughters, Miss Isla Meyers, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Emmett Wright, Richmond, Pwpy Senet, Marfon, and two grandchildren. Services will be at 3 p. m. to-

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morrow in Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

‘Curtis Paris

Services for Curtis Paris, 5085 S. State Ave., wigo died yesterday | in Robert Long Hospital,- will be held at 1:30 p. m. Friday in Shirley Brothers

etery, Oaklandon. He-was 68%; Mr. Paris retired several years ago from employment in the Barnes Hotel, where he was-chief: maintenance man 17 years. Born in Jackson Ceunty, he

“a member of the Baptist Church merce Department, Selling for 25 lived in Indianapolis 32 years. He

there. He lived in Indianapolis 41 years. A sister, Mrs. Frankfort, . Ky.

Mollie Jessee, _survives.

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WE ARE ORDERED!

Mr. Rollin H. Stewart, the surviving stockholder of Hartmann's, since the death of L. Russell Stewart, has ordered the remaining furniture, rugs and appliances sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to assist in closing the estate of his deceased brother.

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