Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1950 — Page 8

PAGE . — hn Rites Wednesday Nex Stone Fes ites ” Boer tise J Joes o Be We nesday : oR REN For Li ’ : Services for Alex Stone, 141 For | R or Armstrongs - |N. Chester St, will be at 1:30 . } , p.m. Wednesday fn the Conkle, - Couple Drowned Home with! Burial Planned in cremation will follow. the theater where he was given in Lake Tragedy died while attending Easter sery- St. Joseph Cemetery | i Bo in bis home. He was a|

Services for C. Earl Armstrong jces at Third Christian Church. John R. Sauer, 430 N. 19th St. | representative for a plumbing and his wife, Gertrude, will be at/ He was a member of. the Chris-| Beech Grove, Who disg Baturgay firm several years here and later he was forced to go-to bed sick Wednesday in Robert W. tian Mens Builders Class. a Buried in St. Joseph! Worked in New Orleans for|instead of attending a party hon-| 2p m y ‘| An engineer 27 years with the Rd. Will be buried in St. Ph American Radiator & Sanitary|oring his 66th birthday. Sterling Funeral Home. Burial; ainanolie Power & Light Co. Cemetery. z will be COP. He returned to Indianapo-| Cremation will follow last rites will be in Crown Hill, {he was a member of the IPALCO| Services lo Ma Sauer | ay > lis a year ago to join the Jobbers!in the Academy of Motion Picture The couple, who lived at 4912 Club. I Rirby Mortuary and at § a. m.| Tblishing Co. Arts and Sciences Theater. There, E. Washington St., drowned Sat. Survivors are his wife, Lora; = Tol Name Catholic Church, | A native of McConnellsville, O.,|during presentation of the 1948, rda night when their motor two brothers, Edgar, Kirklin, and Beech Grové {he was a member of the Christian awards, Mr. Huston was given an] bo » verturned on Patton Lake|Dord L. Lansing, Mich, and a A ‘Marion County resi- Church and the Masonic Lodge. (Oscar for his performance as a ini le Mrs. Arm- sister, Mrs. Mabel Ryan, Indian-| 8 i" Survivors include his wife, prospector in “Treasure strong’s body was recovered

3 | grizzled t apolis, lent, BRUSH NO he ry and Mary, G.; a stepson, Eawin J.lof Sierra Madre.” shortly after the accident, and !drafting department of Power| 31 ks, Dettolt, and Iwo doth aes : : her husband's yesterday after- Conversion Corp. HE wad 3. A'Cieveland. vc. ‘Rites Tomorrow | noon. He was 56 and she was 54 0 . ance World War II veteran, he was a . {# dg ~ | years oid. : {member of the American Legion George Fleaka : For Mrs. Singer Services for George Fleaka, re-| Services and cremation for

Mr. Armstrong owned Business|)’ {and of Holy Name Church and Stimulators, a business > Rites Wednesday Itired cabinet maker, will be at!

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its Holy Name Society. founded 15 years ago. He was a Survivors include his wife, Ro- |, ,, p. m. tomorrow in Speaks & Mrs. Matilda Lauter Singer, who lifetime resident of Indianapolis.!

{berta; a son, John; a daughter, | ! Li d C E I ; Mary Ann; three brothers, Xd. | Fim Moriuary and st 2 py in died Saturday in Los Angeles, Mrs. Armstrong was born in| inde (0. Employee ,..i Harold and Robert, and ‘he Roumanian Orthodox Church. will take place tomorrow in “Champaign, “11. and had Hived| Digs at Age of 60 two sisters, ‘Mrs. Frank Scheer Burial Jil be in Trloval Push. died Gates; McKinley & Gates Mortuhere most of her life. Ba {and Miss Loretta Sauer, all of In-| . MF. Wleaka Who. was 14, ary there. A native of Indian{Saturday in his home, 1825 Win- ~ ! | : : ‘|field Ave. A native of Mercurea, Spolis; Mss. Singer had spent the of the Murat Shrine, Scottishigy wi) be buried in Crown Hill Mrs. Kenneth McAninch Romania, Mr. Fleaka lived in In- Yi Inia. Tack Rite, Lions Stub. Seriize Lodge, after services at 10:30 a. WM.| Services for Mrs. Margaret M.| dianapolis 49 years. He was al "6 n° 70 Angeles: three F & AM, an e Kagles, Sone Wednesday in Conkle West 16th! McAninch, 7197 Westfield Blvd,/ member of the Romanian Ortho-| ters, Mies Sara and Miss Flora,

and Elks lodges. Mrs. Armstrong|gt. Funeral Home. | will be at 1 p. m. Wednesday in|d0X Church and had been a cab-\y vor “yndianapolis; Mrs. Caro-

| John H. Vance, who died yes- s. Mr. Armstrong was a member, qty Sonn Tian Cor Totn, © anapolis

was a member of the Order of| A resident of Indianapolis seven parry W. Moore Peace Chapel. inet maker with Midland Building \ pel. lyn Laut . . Eastern Star, Murat Shrine Guild years, Mr. Vance, who was 60, Burial will be in Anderson Ceme-| Industries, Inc. for 30 years. Ss A er i and Tarum Court. | was born in Castlewood, Va. He tery. { Survivors are his wife, Mary; a © 5 'iner’ sister. Miss Eldena

Mrs. McAninch died yesterday | 500: George, Jr, and a daughter, y ,,.1or died here Mar. 26. Methodist Hospital. She was Mrs. Mary Black, all of Indian-\" apg’ ginger was the daughter A native of Evansville, she 2Polis. i of the late Herman Lauter, Squires {founder of the H.: Lauter Co., Burial for Mrs. Katie Squires furniture manufacturers. The H.

Survivors: are two sons, Ear) Was formerly an automobile dis-| Jr. and T. Harwood Armstrong, | tributor in Appalachia, Va., where |; both of Indianapolis; Mrs. Arm- he was a Mason and a member pgs strong's brother, Norval Hilde-|0f the First Baptist Church. [jjyeq in Indianapolis 39 years. she Mrs. Katie brandt, Baltimore, Md., and a! In Indianapolis, Mr. Vance Was was a member of the Evansville) granddaughter. a maintenance supervisor fOriyyutheran Church, Order of East-| oil] be held in New Crown Cem- Lauter Memorial Boys Club was c s {Linde Air Products Co. ern Star, Women of the Moose, etery following 1 p. m. services in Named in his memory. Mrs. uma Scott A,

He is survived by his wife, Edna; pq the Moose American Leglon| gjivet Baptist Church tomorrow. | A—— Services and burial of Mrs. George, Stallard and Ronald, all Machineless Oil Permanent §

Bve sons. Joun H. Jr. Howard pest Auxiliay. Mrs. Squires was 80. She is surCuma Frances Scott, 316 E. St. of Indianapolis; four daughters, |yannth L.: two sisters, M . Any style. Includes $ 95

Survivors include her husband, | vived by a brother, Abe FrankMrs. and. Miss rs. Ed-| jin; three stepsons, Roosevelt! CENTRAL 222%. | College, Inc. Qi 208 Odd Fellow Bldg. LI-9721

. Vivian Kegley , : {fl Haircut, Soft Water Clair 8t., will be held tomorrow » : ward Beyer, Indianapolis, and Charles and Lee Squires, and ampgo and Set. ! {Delores Vance, Indianapolis, and Auires, J Absolutely’ G teed in Worthington. | Mrs. Juanita. Arnold po 4 Mrs, Mrs. Edith Woodard, Henderson, three stepdaughters, Miss Mar- olute's" Guarantee

Mrs. Scott, who was 60, died|Louise Kiser, Ft. Wayne: his fay a brother, Michael Casey, | garet Squires and Mrs. Anna)

yesterday in the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Ashbrook,! daughter, Mrs. Ruth Shelton, with Castlewood; two - brothers, Arch, | whom she made her home. A na- Elizabethtown, Tenn, and Ed-| tive of Worthington, she lived /ward, Eckles, W. Va.; three sis-| here two years. She was a mem- ters, Mrs, J. M. Wolfe, Appalachia, | ber of Worthington Methodist/Mrs. W. H. Hall, Bigstone Gap, CHurch. ’ Sp “IVA and Mis Allen Stevens, Tex-|

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“Worthington, and Cpl. Lloyd] Services for Evereft L. Clag- my career. The 30-da Scott, U, 8B. Army; two sisters horn, 6500 E. 10th St, will be at| . Mrs. William Phipps, Farmers-|1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley| § . Id test ed i | : burg, and Mrs. Elva Adkins, Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Bur-| mi ness prov me Bloomington; a brother, James|ia! Will be in Memorial Park. | . . McCutcheon, Peru and 10 grand- Mr. Claghorn, who was 56, had! IS th C children. operated a food market in front| § e Iga of his home for 26 years. He lived! {

Mrs. Louie H. Gilbert in Indianapolis 42 years. 1 3 évay, he was a mem-| fi Services for Mrs. Janie M. Gil|her of the Baptist Church and bert, 2510 Park Ave., will be held Loyal Order of Moose. | at 11 a. m. Wednesday in New-| Survivors are the wife, Thelma | i ton, TIl. Burial will follow there. ([/¢1®; A daughter, Mrs. Jean Mrs. Gilbert died yesterday in| Irons Porton. an a seep| a nursing home after an eight-| qian, 00 3h i | year illness. She was 59. apo | Surviving are the husband (Louis P. Walden Louie H.; a son, Marvin; a daugh-| Services for Louis P w 8 HOuis P. alden ter, Loretta, and two sisters, Mrs. were to be held today in Boston Ada Griffith, Sparta, Mich, and|yaes. 3 4 Mrs. May Calbert Willow Hill, TL. Mr. Walden, who was 50, died!

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