Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1950 — Page 20

Everett Leo Higgins, 2045 N.| Rural St. Indianapolis contractor! 10 years, died today In’ his home.' He was 63. | Mr, ‘Higgins was born and re ceived his early education in Shelby County. He lived in Indlanapolis 50 years: was-—&-member of the 8t. Francia De’ Sales Catholic Church. A requiem high mass will be sung at 9:30 a. m, Saturday in the St. Francis Church after services at 8:40 a. m. in Voigt mortuary. Survivors include his wife, Mrs, Clara M.. Bischoff Higgins; two daughters, Mrs, Kathryn Melton and Mrs. Marie Sullivan, both of Indianapolis; a son, James J, Higgins, Cleveland, O,; ahd three stepchildren, Sister Gregory Ann, St. Mary-of-the-Woods, and Thomas C. Tekulue, West Lafayette, and Paul BE: Tekulue, Indianapolis. Also surviving are three sisters, Mrs, Lora Bockelmmann, Mrs. Carrie Wright and Mrs. Betty York all of Shelbyville, and a stepfather, Homer Chamblin of Shel byville.

Joseph A. Temple, 22 W. 22d St.; who died Sunday in Methodist Hospital, were to be at | 2 p. m. today in Wald Funeral | Home, followed by burial in

was 52. Rites Tomorrow For Lilly Chemist

Services for Truman Woodmansee, supervisor of the El Lilly & Co. clinical chemistry laboratory at General Hospital, who died yesterday, will be held at 10 sell. a. m. tomorrow in Flanner & yes- Buchanan mortuary. He was 32 Born in Marion, he had lived: in Indianapolis 10 years. -He resided H at 735 E. 73d St, .. Suryivors inclutié his wife, Mrs. Mr. Russell was supervisor of Suzanne Moore Woodmansee, a finishing inspectors at Eli Lilly daughter, Miss Sara Woodman-

& Co.’ : plant at 1202 Kentucky See Indianapolis; his father, Mara sister, Mrs

| Henry T. Russell “a . Services Friday Services for Henrv T. Ru 2024 Ruckle St, who died terday In 8t. Vincent's Hospital, will be held at 3 p. m. Friday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary.

Burial will be in Crown Hill was 44.

Ave, 1it€ - long Indianapolis Vin Woodmansee; A — he formerly was with Charlotte Middlesworth, and Link-Belt Co. three brothers, Emerson, Eldon

and W. all of

Marion

Mrs. James Sheehy

He was a member of the Loyal 8. Woodmansee,

Order of the Moose and the Episcopal Church. Survivors include his wile, Mrs.

Witt Be Reid "at ¥ 30

Russell; a brother, Willlam Rus-'a_m. Saturday in hér home, 832 sell, all of Indianapolis, and three Chadwick 8t., and at 9 a. m. In _sisters, Mrs. Eleanor Monrge. Tn- 8t. John's Catholic Church. Bur-

dianapolis, and Mrs Efizabeth ial will be in Holy Cross Ceme-

Hawkins and Mrs. Georgina Hull, tery, both of Noblesville “ A, member of 8t."John's Catholic Church, Mrs.. Sheehy had

heen retired from 8t. Vincent's Hospital where she was employed for 21 years. She died yesterday in her home.

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THE } “William. Yockey oi Rites Friday

Last rites for liam Monroe Yockey, Indianapolis. resident for {the past 42 years, will be held at [10a Friday at. Moors & | Kirk Northeast

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‘Iron Worker Lived will be in Crown. hipel Cemetery.

+ Here 55 Years Mr. Yockey, - an ‘employee of

Requiem high masd for Tobias ne National Starch Co. for 32 Loschky, 1531 8. New Jersey St. years, died yesterday in hisshome, who died Monday in St. Francis |1906 Arrow Ave. after an illness Hospital, will be sung at 9 a, Mm. of three months. He was 73 and Friday in ‘the ; } Sacred Heart Catholic Church, He was 69. Services will

{= Mr. Yockey- is survived by his iwife, Mrs. Viola Yockey; a son, | Clarence, Bloomington, and three! (brothers, Frank Yockey, Brazil, Yockey, Quincy, Ill.

Mrs. William Ashford

Services for Mrs, Sdllle Ash-

a, m. Friday In § Lauek Funeral Home. Burial will be in’ St”

{of -his craftsmanship in Indian- Mrs, Ashford and her husband,

{apolis buildings include the. iron Willlam 'S. Ashford, moved to!

| gates in the Indiana Soldiers and Florida 10 years ago. They lived!

Sailors’ Monument and a stair: jn Indianapolts’ more than 40 {way ip the old portion of Indiana years; She was a member of the Bell Telephone building. Seventh Christian Church and Born in Diespeck, Germany, he the Spanish American War Vet. {lived in Indianapolis 55 years. He erans “auxiliary. She was born, {was a member of the Sacred in Eldorado. [Heart Church and the Knights {of 8t. George. Ashford include three brothers, | Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Harvey and Ora Shewmon, El-| Anna Loschky, two daughters, j,rado, and Jacob E. Shewmon, | Mrs. Anna Fox and Mrs. Lena {reasurer of “Indiana LumberJenkins; three sons, Henry, Jo-|,....c Mutual Insurance Co., and seph and Robert Loschky, and, ci.ters. Mrs. Bell Kyle, Elsix grandchildren, all of Indian- dorado. and Mrs Clarence Whipapolis

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century, died today at St. cent's Hospital. President of the Indianapolis Timber Manufacturing Co., which he founded 50 years ago, Mr. Smith lived at 211 E. 37th St,

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ness _for himself, ber of thé Pentalpha Masonic Lodge. Indiana Society of the’ Sons of the American Revolution and the Second Presbyterian Church. He was an elder there for 27 years, He is survived by his wife, C ora;

a son, GG. Vance, and two grand- Hess children, Harriet and G. Vance Smith Jr. SEconos! Private services will be held Fri- RELIEVED IN day in Flanner & Muchanan mor- For almost instant relief, a

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Wilbur A. Heath | mess... and lets Services Set agen. 11y 5

Services for Wilbur A. Heath, R. R. 9, Indianapolis, will be held at 2 p. in. tomorrow in New Bethel Baptist Church. Burial will be ad Be

Lodge and Sahara Grotto, There I New Bethel cemetery, \

Mr. Heath, who was a retired

|8ystem, died yesterday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Lately, 2860 N, New Jersey St {He was 75 He was a member of the New {Bethel Baptist Church and was

t. la native of Clermon Mice eat the kernels of

“i Mr. Heath is survived by his Ts , | this tiny, chemically treated grain, {wife, Mrs. Minnie Heath; another § then they die. No baits, no traps, no daughter, Mrs. Mary McClain, § muss. “A saucer and Mouse Seed*® is Indianapolis; a brother, Charles j a! Jou lined pliscud Whos mice ap'Heath, New Mexico; a. sister, | Peer eth ony: fo: nt Peyuits

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Miss Laura Heath, also of New Mexico; four grandchildren and

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The Schoo! Board will consider sealed bids for the construction of ‘a new elementary school! building for School 77 in a special meeting at 2 p. m. Friday. The proposed structure will be of brick, fireproof construction and house approximately 300 pupils, Horace E. Boggy. superintendent. of buildings and | grounds, said The present {emporary frame building at 401 N. Arlington Ave. houses 122 pupils of the first four grades only

Facilities of the new school house will include eight classrooms three laboratories an auditorium and a kindergarten Mr. Boggy said It will house

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