Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1950 — Page 18
= Madiinery- Firm Founder Dies at 63 Services for Joe Byrne, former! ‘president of B & G Machinery i Co., will be heid at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Irvington Presbyterian! Church: Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
Mr. Byrne, who was 63, died Saturday in his home, 310 Ridge-!
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(firm in 1913. A native of Indianapolis, he designed laundry and dry cleaning equipment. He was a charter member of the National Institute of Dyers and Cleaners and National Institute of Launderers. Mr. Byrne had also served as an elder and member of the executive council of Irvington Presbyterian Church, where he was a member for eight years. He retired from active service with the machinery firm while holding of-
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directors in 1945. Surviving are Wis wife, Evelyn, two sons, Lloyd and Cecil; two daughters, Mrs. Josella Zoller and Miss Evelyn Byrne, all of Indianapolis; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
William— Meyer
COMPOSITION Rites Tomorrow SOLES Bervices for William Meyer . 1415 Leonard St, will be held at 1 59 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Em- : ® maus Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Concordia. Cemetery. WOMEN'S AND Mr, Meyer, who was 6K; died CHILDREN'S Saturday in the home of a daughLEATHER OR ter, Mrs. Irma Weiss, 130 8. Sixth COMPOSITION St., Beech Grove, He was custoHALF SOLES dian ‘the past 11 years at the Emmaus Church. - He. formerly
was a salesman for Lowery Dry Goods Co. He was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. Survivors in addition to the daughter include his wife, Anna; two other daughters, Mrs, Wilma Dow, Buffalo, N. Y., and Mrs. Esther Agan, Indianapolis; three sons, Elmer G. and Raymond, Indianapolis and Fred, Phoenix, Ariz.; four brothers, Carl, Lawrence, Harry and Albert, Indianapolis, and 13 grandchildren.
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Gold and Silver Keys in a con test sponsored by. the staff of school annual In other elections at Ben Davis, Robert Wilbur has been president of the 10B class, with Barbara Cafouras as vice president. Robert Britt is treasurer and Deloris Pepelia, secretary. Council members are Betty -O’'Key, Harold Sommers and William Hollingsworth. New. members of the school's
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