Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1950 — Page 15

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~ Native of ‘Ireland Dies Here aot 60 A requiem mass for Miss Mary

be sung at 9 a. m. Monday in! the St. Philip Neri Catholic; Church. Burial will be in Holy] | Cross Cemetéry. boa Miss Lynch, who was 60, died! = yesterday in St. Vincent's Hos-| | pital. "A native of County Kerry, | | Ireland, she lived in Indianapolis 42 years. She was a member of the St. Philip Church and its altar| society. : : i ~ She was retired housekeeper | for the Taggart family at 1331 ] T N. Delaware St. The late Thomas : : : 2 Taggart operated the French Lick ~~ James B: Thompson hay been

a will be in Crown Hill,

Services for Isaac VanDyke Davidson, retired Indianapolis contractor who died Wednesday . : : > ' in his home, 2736 Guilford Ave.,! Member of Jordan wil be beld at 10 a. m. tomorrow| Music Faculty Dies [in the Moore & Kirk Colonial Rites’ for Mrs. Blanche Brown, Chapel. Burial will be in Wash- | Indianapolis - music teacher for ington Park. ;

38 years, will be held at 2 p. m.| Mr. Davidson, who was 75, was [tomorrow in the Conkle West/® Dative of Hindsboro, Ill. He|

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was a member of the! {Bellaire Methodist Church. f Mrs. Brown, a member of ‘the Surviving are a son, Ivan V.!

[Jordan College of Music faculty, D8vidson; a daughter, Mrs. Iva,

died Wednesday in her home, 302 Dell Combs; a sister. Mrs. J. M-| W. 47th St. She was 61. Sayre; a brother: Charles M.|

. Davidson: and two grandchildren. A lifelong resident of Indian- o}; of ‘Indianapolis. t

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f gelist of the Trappist Order, all ps PAN of Ireland, and Mrs. Margaret Rites Tomorrow : Services for Eugene Conklin,

' Northcutt, a niece, Indianapolis. Bugene So i {who died yesterday In neral| Mrs. Carl R. Otto | Hospital, will be at 10 a. m: to-| Services for Mrs. Sadiemay Morrow at the George W. Usher) Otto, 326 Buckingham Drive, will| Mortuary. Burial will be in Mt. be at 1:30: p. m. Monday in Jackson Cemetery. { | Shirley Brothers Central Chapel.| Mr. Conklin, who was 72, had, Burial will be in Crown Hill. {resided in Indianapolis for 62 Mrs. Otto, who was 55, died yes-| years and had been a bartender! terday in her home. A lifelongifor 51 years. He lived at 28 N.| resident of Indianapolis, she was| Miley Ave. { 'a member of the Fairview Pres-| He is survived by a brother, byterian Church. . {Ellsworth Conklin, and a niece, | Surviving are her husband; Carl; Mrs, Eldren Slavin. ;

R.; a son, James C.; two sisters, ! | Mrs. Margaret Cummings ana Mrs. Earl Love \

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and Jordan College. She was ‘member of the West Michigan Street Methodist Church and : Sigma Alpha Iota, national music|] Mere's Hew “P-F'* Werks for You fraternity. - | - . Surviving are her husband, Posten Paul E, Brown; a son, Paul A. : Brown, and her mother, Mrs. A. A. Dunn, all of Indianapolis. { The Rev. R. M. Criswell, pastor! of the West Michigan Street! Re pe Methodist Church, will officiate! CE —— in the funeral rites, v

- : Ricld wedse keeps Thomas J. Bridges foot bones in mat-

ural, normal pesiThomas J. Bridges, . retired 2 ®» n Pennsylvania Railroad trainman,' died yesterday in the Martin Nursing Home. He was 69, Born in Putnam County, Mr. Bridges had lived in Indianapolis 30 years. His home was at 2037 N. Illinois St. He was a member!

of the Brotherhood of Railroad) Trainmen. | Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Alice Hill; two grandchildren, and | two sisters, Mrs. May Robinson

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Services for Mrs. Minnie Spannuth Kamm, Indiana Bell Telephone Co., operator here for 30

years, will be at 10:30 a.m, to- | morrow in the Conkle West 16th i Street Funeral Home, Burial will

|a. m. tomorrow in. Stirling Fu- Mrs. Gladys Loucks, Bronxville, Burial will be in! N- Y., and two brothers, Oscar Co- Paul Bridges, Hamilton County, and Charles B. Bridges, Evans-| | Mrs. Love, who was 63, diea| Wednesday in General Hospital.|p

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(work and was a former Marion! EE — eS — s————— Hill { I —————— f LR Y Be ot dled Wednesday in| County Court House employee. | - her home, on W. 34th St, near| Survivors include her husband, T 3 +4 hy) £5 | Georgetown Rd. She was 53. Earl; a son, Donald Gulley, and | ; ry | A lifelong Indianapolis resident,|tWo grandchildren, all of Indian-| : @® L Mrs. Kamm was a member of the Brickhouse so 3 / Bh Ce BA of _T , WENNER CEE A ak —N Zion Evangelical -and Reformed MIS: ee Albert ; use : : | Church, Servicés for Mrs. Lucy Cathe-| : - ; : > | She is survived by her ‘hus- Fine Brick ne, native of Hous-| : d ; : ' band, David Kamm, and a broth- ounty, Tennessee, who died : i WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ EASTER er, Carl W, Spannuth, Indiana-| Wednesday in her home, 3113 W.| . polis. : North St., will be held at 10 a. m. | ; tte tomorrow in the Conkle West | : : . 1 Mrs. William Evans Michigan Street - Funeral - Home. | 2 - 9 $ 4 5 Mrs. Eva Evans, wife of the Burial will be in Floral Park. Rev. William J. Evans, pastor of{ Mrs. Brickhouse, who was 84, n a . J the Mars View Christian Church,| had been an Indianapolis resi-| : : p died yesterday in her home, 648 Sent Jo years. She was a member : . ’ - — J W. 43d St. She was 58. o e West Michigan Street | y : | A native of Neoga, Ill, Mrs.| Methodist Church. Here S What You Get ’ sn CHOICE OF THE Others at | Evans had been an Indianapolis| She is survived by her husband, . VERY SMARTEST STYLE ; | resident 30 years. She was a|Albert S. Brickhouse, and a son, | Sturd Oak Glider AND NEWEST COLORS $29.95, $39.95, $49.95 | member of the Order of Eastern|W. O. Puckett, Erin, Tenn. | Y i Neoga and the Mars View : Bat in Moog an Mrs... Bertha Kuechler | ~ 2 Metal Chai | In addition to her husband, she Mrs. Bertha Kuechler, former! — dh. j > amws CORN ER Chef Soh lt | Wilma Sampley s. - , nesday in am-| ot Re. ils de \garet Feldman; a son, Neil, a bra, Cal. Mrs. Kuechler was the Imagine a buy like this—a strong, comfortable 4 ft. oak glider in sister, Mrs. Irma McAllister, and daughter of Theodore Portteus,| weather resistant natural finish exactly as pictured—PLUS 2 metal |two grandchildren, all of Indian- former Irvington departmentill porch chairs in choice of colors and choice of straight chairs or . lapolis, and another sister, Mrs.|store owner and one-time sheriff rockers. All for only— 4 C. L. Wallace, Neoga. |of Marion County. -— : 3 > | Services will be at 1:30 p. m.| : all CR le 2 | Monday in the Mars View Church. ! Basketball Player 45 S ILLINOIS ST The Rev. Thomas C. Colwell, as-| . ; 'sociate pastor, will officiate. He Hurt in Ipalco Gym i J Ee Tt De A 1: ysupoia basketball play ad nm DPJ nor 8 € % —r as. in... + condi ee ay --at Retain RE DEAL AT RITES” | the Meadiawn Christian Church ut, * 5 Crit “ater knock: EE re ing himself unconscious yesterCE E day at the Ipalco Club. Duane Bristow, of RR 2, Indianapolis, crashed into an iron support while trying to make a basket in the club gym. He cut his head and was unconscious several hours. HODGE HEADS TASK UNITS | WASHINGTON, Mar. 31 (UP)! —Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge today was named task force commander! of joint Army-Air Force ma- | neuvers ‘in North Carolina next! month. Gen. Hodge will be re-| sponsible for 32,000 troops who will be flown into the maneuver area. i | ¢ % Phe we ak 2 OPEN TONIGHT TILL 8 P. M. For that youthful, easy A lok a1 hie sii HOLDS YOUR CHOICE GUARANTEED Ae 2-YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE $300 IN KIRK'S LAYAWAY ¥ Complete salestion of mmsrras HOME TRIAL ae js Todos omplt slctin of summer : B n - Electrolux completely re- PRICE ; furniture at KIRK'S. Metal Gliders, : id - ed in 1950 by Pores ok No Appointinent Necessary : Porch Chairs, Chaise Lounge, Lawn Mowers. construct vi " Service taken 'from oa ; = perts. Model 11 mfd. in 1931, has new 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. - a United parts—Hose—Bag—Filter. NOTE. NEW LOCATION : — |. z 5: . vote i E . 3 . I Beauty Mart Free Delivery % of . . | om interested in ¢ FREE home demonstration . 5 ! J a | of 0 ated Mocsauruciod Bocwuive. fl | Anywhere in we ; : STATE