Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1950 — Page 13

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years, was & veteran of World War I and was a member of Sam Heater American Legion Post, the Federated Clubs and Senate Avenue, YMCA. He was a member and

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Requiem Arranged For Traffic Victim:

Pfc. James d'Aoust

C. W. Livingston | pies in Hospital Services for Pfc. James B.

Funeral Set 4 d’Aoust, third victim of a traf-

Crawford W. Livingston, Johns-| fic accident her Manville Corp, employee the past morning, will mm 30 years, died yesterday in his a. m. Wednesday in the phi home, 1217 8. State Ave. He |W. Usher Mortuary. was 60, Hg A requiem high mass will folHe leaves his wife, Goldie; a low at 9 a. m. in the Assumption stepson, Paul Tunis; a. brother, Catholic Church. Burial will be Temp Livingston; four sisters, in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Unis Solari, Mrs, Clara Bol-| Pfc. d'Aoust died yesterday in ing and Mrs, Ed Pearce, all of In- General Hospital of injuries sufdianapolis, and Mrs, Ruth Loh- fered in the crash. He was 19. man, Detroit, His companions, Wilbur Walls Burial will be in Washington Jr., 19, of 1309 Shepard St., and Park after services at 1:30 p. m. Cpl. Jack R. Anderson, Wednesday In the J. C. Wilson 1029 S. Belle Vieu Place, were Chapel of the Chimes,

Mrs. Irvin. Thorntes = Rarannd

Dorothy. Snyder, Brookville; four sisters, Mrs. Bessie Hiney, Mrs. Mays and Mrs. Marie Roberts, all of Columbus, O., and | Mrs, Mahala Emrick, St. Petersburg. Fla; a brother, Ralph Rice, | Sambus, 0., and 10 grandchil-

{vertible hit a .parked truck. - a Marine _ stationed at Cam ss Falun Ne PIE SPOTTY S908 neta eR ar ah Friday sm. Genciul Hospital, wh), Helen nas rs ‘an employee ~of a p. m nesday in the 8. Mark's AME Zion Church. the ndianaporta Star , bookKeepuria Cemetery. She ou New Crown Also surviving are a brother, Mrs. Thornton was active in {Al H. d’Aoust, Montreal, Canada, | women's organizations of St and a sister, Mrs, John Gres, Mark's Church and was a mem- Ottawa, Canada. ber of the Orchestra and Choir Lee Conrad Hoffman Parents Club of Crispus Attucks! gervices for Leo Conrad HoffHigh School. She lived in In-! man; 2068 N. Denny St., who died dianapolis 29 years. |here Saturday at the home of a Survivors include her husband, were to be held at 1 p. m' Juin Thomon; 3 daughter, Mrs. today in the Moore & Kirk North- » ch; a son, Willtam/ east Chapel, followed by burial Thornton, and her mother, Mrs. in Memorial Park. He was 78. Irena Grimes, all of Indianapolis, He was born in Camden, O.,

Mrs Thomas Cedears and lived in Indianapolis 47 years.

{Survivors include the son, J. Mrs. Gladys A. Cedears, lifelong Albert Hoffman; two daughters, Indianapolis resident, died yester- Mrs. Marcia 1. Donner and Mrs. day in her home, 937 Laurel St. Josephine Washmuth; two sisShe was 50. ters, Mrs. Lina Pottenger, Cam- . Bhe leaves her husband, Thom- den, and Mrs. Harriett Duball, as Cedears; . sister, Mrs. J. J. Richmond; a brother, Frank T. Brooks, “and a half-sister, Mrs. Hoffman, éight grandchildren and Hazel Brooks, all of Indianapolis. three great- grandchildren.

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(1919. He retired in 1934. Mr, Pauli was a past chancellor {of the Marion Lodge, Knights of

the Modern Woodmen of America. Rites at 1:30 ww m. in the Harry . Moore |Chapel will ay i in Crown Hil. The Rev. Frederick R. Daries,! pastor of the Zion Evangelical] and Reformed Church, will offici-| ate. Surviving are another son, Lawrence H. Paull, Baltimore, M4d.; three daughters, Mrs. Madeline | Stevenson, Mrs. Gertrude Smith) and Mrs. Mildred Ashcraft, all] {of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Berta JFreynérger. Portland, Ore., manda Suhre, Safety aid Mr a seven grandchildren and two great-grandchijdren.

J. Carl Hays Dies; | | Ex-City Clerk = |

| Rites for J. Carl Hays, former chief clerk of the City Building] commissioner's office, will be held] lat 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry| W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial {will be in Floral Park. Mr. Hays, who lived in 124%; Virginia Ave., died Thursday after a year's illness. He. was 75. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, Mr. Hays was last employed as

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treasurer's office, He served as chief clerk in the building commissioner's office during the ad-| ministrations of former a ya

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oné time, in. the eounty recorder’ s| office.

‘Desmond Noonan

Services or Desmond T. | Noonan 761 N. DeQuincy St. who! | died yesterday in Methodist Hos-| {pital will be at 1:30 p. m. Wednes-| day in Flanner & Buchanan mort,uary. Burial will be in Washing- |. ton Park. Mr. Noonan was a foreman 36 years at the Pennsylvania Railroad Hawthorne shops. A Iife-] long resident of Indianapolis he was a member of North Park Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mabel M. Noonan; a Gaughter, [Miss Betty. Jane Noonan, Indian ‘apolis; two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Collings, Indianapolis, and Mrs Ralph Routon, Camby, and three! brothers, James R., Joseph H. and *

John BE. Noonan, all of ot Indian in Methodist Hospital.

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‘Services at 9 a. m, Wednesday In Thrist Temple Church, ov which she was a member, will hed followed by burial in Memorial Park.

Anton Yudovich

Services for Anton Yudovich, 741 N. Haugh St, who died yes-| terday in his home, 741 N. Haugh| 8t., were to be held at 1:30 p. m.

DuPont Family | Marks 150th Se - |

Group of 632 Descendants Commemorate

Landing of Common Ancestor in America KENNETT SQUARE, Pa., Jan. 2 (UP)—The Du Pont family,

today in Stevens Chapel of the numbering 632 members ranging in age from 18 months to 80 years, Flowers. Burial was tobe In gathered here yesterday to observe the 150th anniversary of the

Glen Haven Memorial Park. He arrival of their common ancestor © was 59. | «He was born in Yugoslavia and broke bread together eame to Indianapolis in 1921. was a molder at the Federal port R. I., on Jan. 1, 1800, Foundry. Co. Pierre, his Se, Mis, Mozy Deefiak and Eleuthere Irenee, founder of of Indianapolis, survive. the Du Pont. Co.—and their their native France. When the present-day Du Ponts converged on Lopgwood Gardens, the show-place.sstate of Pierre 8. Du Pont; 80-year-old family dean, it marked the first complete rejunion in 50 years. | The atmosphére was strictly informal, with no head table or speech-making: A hincheon, {featuring the roast “beef and mushrooms which highlighted the ackheads. | Buy today sure! [1900 gathering, was served. . TT The guests spent most of their PI 2032p time figuring out theim relationship to €ach other. They carried cards’ of different color, denoting which branch of the family they “belonged to. - | Approximately half of the T4 ‘Du Ponts who attended the last | reunion D9 years ago were among [those present Yesterday. It was

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The family, some from as far away as Italy and Switzerland, in his home, will be at 1:30 p. m. to- commemorate the landing of Pierre Sam-| {Wednesday in G. H. Herrmann

‘estimated that about 75 per cent of those attending the luncheon! are descendants of the original Pierre Samuel Du Pont. The remainder are wives and

——— families had come to the Yates husbands of such ,descendants.He was a member of the St. Paul States as political refugees More than 300 of those present Evangelical Lutheran Church.

live within a radius relatively close to Wilmington, Del., nerve center of the Du Pont Co.

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Carrollton Ave., died os in a Lafayette sanitarium after! ah illness of one year. He was : WY Born in Owen County, Dr. Hughes Pe graduated from,

igh . Following | tion Oe Sank Indiana radusto Medical School i! | 1908, he served his interneship in the Indianapolis City Hospital ff (General). | He also did post-graduate work] lin medicite in New York City in {1910. | Besides his private practice, || Dr. Hughes served on the staffs | {of both the Methodist and St. Vincent's Hospitals, I Dr. Hughes was a member of |

trustee of the New Liberty Church. He was a native of

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Elnora and a sister, rs. Ha Katherine Banton, both of

Mrs. Fannie Wilson Rites Arranged

Grandmother of 33 Dead at 79

Mrs. Fannie D. Wilson, grand-| Lina | Central {mother of 33 and. great-grand- ‘ne mother of 29, died SFratyn fn Church and the Knights of fi the home of a daughter, Mrs, Pythias Lodge. Ll {Elizabeth Bender, 1630 Draper St. | His professional afiliations in- fj [Se was 79. clyded membership in the Mar- | ‘Mrs. Wilson has eight living lon County, Indiana and ‘Ameri || |children. Two are deceased. One can Medical Associations and the daughter, Mrs. Viola Bender, of American Congress of Physical | (Indianapolis, has eight children. Therapy. Mrs. Wilson’ was born in Han-| Surviving are his w cock County and lived in Indian- and a brother, Dr. apolis. the last 59 years, | Hughes, Indianapolis.

In addition to the two daugh- Mrs, Roy Travis

ters, she is survived by three M sons, Clarence, Earl and Alva Requiem high mass Yor rs.

Wilson; three other daughters, Elizabeth Travis, 916 Broadway, Mrs, Edith Pierson, Mrs. Helen Who died Friday in Seheral Ho Lipp and Mrs. Virginia McKinney, Pital, will be sung at 9 a.m. toall of ay un and ey. | morrow in the St. Mary's Cathbrothers. John Irons, Indian- olic Church after services at 8: 30 and Lee Irons, Seattle a m. in Harry W. Moore Peace i k ‘Chapel. She was 65. | Burial will be in Spring Vale Cemetery, Lafayette | Born in Lafayette, Mrs, Travis It lived in Indianapolis 36 years. She Be In the. 8t. to Mary park

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Mrs, Gladys I. Johnson, native liam. De Lafayette, survive | . . |

ife, Lora B,, |i william H. i

Wash. Services will be held at 2 p. m. {tomorrow in the South Side {Church of the Nazarene. Burial Will be in New Crown Cemetery.

fof Tipton County, died ‘yesterday her {in her home, 1714 E. Naomi St., {after an illness qf seven months. She was 48. : An Indianapolis resident 27 years, Mrs. Johnson worked four ears as an inspector for Elf Lilly| & Co. before her illness. She was/| (a member of the auxiliary of the oose Mocs Lous ‘Include. three sons,| Wilbur E, Ralph E. and Paul E.| a brother, Floyd Shaw, | and 11 grandchildren, all of In-| idianapolis. Burial will be in. the Albright. {Cemetery, Kokomo, after rites at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the J, C,. {Wilson Chapel of the Chimes.

Burket Frush

Burket Frush, retired carpenter and native of Warsaw, Ind., died

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e was 72, Mr. Frush moved to Indian{apolis nine years ago. He lived, in the home of ‘a son, Myron || {Frush, 2859 N. New Jersey St. Another son, Rulo Frush, and’ & brother, Charles Frush, both of Warsaw, survive him. Burial will be in Warsaw after rites at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the

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Services for John Hartwig, 1015 |Fairfield Ave. who died yesterday

{Funeral Home. Burial will be at [New Palestine, He was 82, Mr. Hartwig was a - retired painting and roofing contractor, He wae born at Aurora and lived in Indianapolis the last 60 years.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary C. Hartwig, and a daughter,

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