Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1950 — Page 11
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TUESDAY, FEB. 28, 1950 __— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE
i ] . * . AA $s D: - i a - Z = = : J. H. Phillips Rites Marvin L. Pittenger, Herbert Gregory Rites Conducted [Charles Montgomery Set in Arizona Retired Farmer, Dies and sang in its choir. An ama- Services Arranged Times State Service ory, Indianapolis physiotherafiist, teur poet, he contributed poems to. Rites for Charles Montgomery, Services and burial for John H., MUNCIE] Feb. 28 Services for were held Saturday in Martins- The Times poetry column for 19 fold and Phillips. formerly of Indianapolis, Marvin L. Pittenger, who died ville. Burial followed there in years. native of Springfield, Ky. yesterday en route to Ball Memo- Hilldale Cemetery In addition to his wife. Lula he resident of Indianapolis 28 years, rial Hospital here, were betng ar- Mr. Gregory, who lived in 4704'1s survived by his stepfather, were scheduled for 9 a. m. today ranged today in Meeks Mortuary: E. Washington St., died Friday in William Kehling, Martinsville, in St. Rita Catholic Church.
He was 82 General Hospital after an illness : : . 50 A widely known of two and=a half years, He wa G t 2d Li T Mr. Montgomery, who was 99, County farmer, he. was 93 ers ie est died Saturday in his home, 1519 was employed at Allison Division, stricken in a downtown Jc Barn Th Martinsville, he had DETROIT, Feb. 28 (UP) - Eric Bundy Place. Burial for the World General Motors Corp,, 12 years store , lived in Indianapolis most of his Culver, 38-year-oid Chrysler Cor War I veteran will follow later before he moved to Arizona two Survivors include a daughter, life. Before his illness he had poration budget investigator, was . i 5 avd > Mrs. J. EF Walker of Louisville. practiced {rom his hi THe was given a second lie test todas this—week— - vears ARO On a leavé of absence IMIS ~ i Hiker o Loui le. al ced rom nis 1 ee wa Biv aA second 1¢ € today in . A { He lived in Speedway. Ky.; two sons, Frnest Pittenger. graduated from the Physiother- the death of his wife, Gertrude Surviving are his wife, Mrs “He. formerly was. employed at 9f Florida, and D. V. apy School in Chicago in 1940 18 An autopsy and lie examina- Bertie Montgomery, and his moth-J.-D. Adams Co. and the Lirk- Dallas, Tex five grandchilds : yesterday. proved = “incon- er, Mrs. Trecia Neil, Springfield, 3 Ky, -
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John Phillips, Greenfield; four : brothers, William and Harry Mrs. Erwin GC. Baker
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