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harge: Earl W. Rich Sr. Rite Tomorrow Richard Si “Law Ant Group to only Tad Phips. Dr. Simons Heads Dental Society tier so hw arges.. El ‘Glen ‘A. Black | Dr. Orin ¥. Simons Has besa was stiétea to te bara or een: Whale; Navy Hints... boys could : ; .r \ ac elected new president of the In 50S. or wa| SAN FRANCISCO. Apr. 13 ki Dies Here at 54 |.zcegmmm = ftor, Dies at 67 2: bm wri Rites TOMOITOW Smiihiints i pop go rv oo ag 3 . : ices OL I i res ot a He Was Shes Curry and Dr. M. V. Stevenson|search for » Wiaestified ube i their parents . . ! ress Roce; “lare holdover Council ,members marine west Farallon P em, officials Active in Building, "|" Moors Peace Crapel, oe Evplowed 25 Yoary' [Willaddress Veteran Whiteland ing in the Wash-lang Dr. J. William Adams and|lands yesterday After a school of 2 ingt ui Dr. Willi J. Stark remain oniwhsales was discove! frolicking * ts could not Plumbing Industry yesterday in her nome, 618 N.| By Publishing Firm (Ast Flaca Mion Physician Dies at ad Others elected tne hoard of a. aoa A 3 didn’t think Earl William Rich Sr, pres- Alabama St. A native of Can-| Services for Richard Sipe, 632,3nq their guests (oo Times State Service were: Dr. Harry “punk C. ughes was mod-| The Navy sald the original re ’ ton, Ill, Mrs. Ellis lived here 37 DeQ i UNION: CITY, Apr. 12—Serv- Epstein, pregi- erator for a av jum on den- port by a military air transport were taken Mdent of the Modern Home Serv-| years. She was a member of the incy St. were being ar-at 8:30 p. m. to- {ices for Dr. David Lincoln Phipps, dent - elect; Dr... in pho Gerald A. service pilot on Monday is “con- , where two ice plumbing firm for 16 years, canton Baptist Church. ranged today in Shirley Brothers oriow 10. the Whiteland physician more than Maynard Hoge. Dr Bernard A. Martin, Dr. sidered to have been in error.” It | » other youth died last night in his home, 8101 Surviving are her husband, Irving Hill Chapel. Hefty rron Art Mu- 150 years, will be at 2 p. m. tomor-| Hine, vice presi-| 'Don H. Draper and Dr. John W. was pointed out that from a high \ est Side. Rosemeade Lane. He was 54 Lawrence, and a brother, Floyd Mr. Sipe, who was 67, died yes- Kk row in Vandivier Funeral Home| dent; Dr. Denzil n .0 took part. jaltitude ' a whale could be mis AT A lifelong Indianapolis resident, Smith, both of Indianapolis. |terday in St. Vincent's Hospital. “He ul speak ja Franklin. Burial wl be ‘In| Ge pamblll, See] ere re ‘taken for a submarine. HE Rich was.astive In the bulld- “———————" | A graduate of Hanover College; Art of the Mis- ars ae, od at Dr Sipe William W. Pee 38 KILLED IN WRECK Jtother 2 Sepuit alse wa ng industry most of his life. He 1905, and Indiana University Law sissippi Valley, { : r : - . ns '" NEW DELHI, India, Apr. 12 sp y the Wa: a member: of ‘the North Ship Movements | y |sissipp ¥." wr. Black [the home of a son, Dr. Leland K. treasurer. (UP) —Thirty-three persons were revealed that an undersea craft

{School, 1907, he was employed 25 using lantern

Phi Union City, yesterday. Dr. G. Thad Gre Dr. Harry oc enod: years by the Bobbs-Merrill Co., Pra, Lnlon LY Aregory. $

Methodist Church, North Park sew A retired physician and former J. Healey, Dr. J. Frank Hall and

nited Press voll Ar Fina slides showing his work as direc- killed and 73 injured today when sighted by the Coast Guard off

Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, SIR Roc, "8 taper nc. He was editor-in-chief of the tor of excavations ‘at Angel an express train was derailed.on the Washington was in fact . Johnson © County . coroner, Dr. : . North Side Optimist Club and the Mee Bariufer African Patriot law editorial department of the Mound, near Newburgh, where he [Phipps was a member of Johnson Dr. Carl E. Nichols were elected 5 trestle at Bareilly, 50 miles east the U. § 8. Guavina en route ta -

Master Plumbers Association. Flyer, Bremen: Exchester. Lisbon: Ancon. | Surviving are his wife, Elsie; a Chistosal, | _Areidagyy, Trinidad; daughter, Mrs, William J. Beg-| NE ———————————— ley; a son, Earl W. Jr.; his moth-| EYES DON'T ROTATE. er, Mrs. J. W. Rich. and four| The eyes of an owl do not |Likepary grandchildren, all of Indianapolis. rotate in their sockets, but the | Services are being arranged at owl's head can rotate in an un- FDI Delta Theta Fraternity.

Flanner & B Surviving are his wife, Grace uchanan mortuary usually wide arc Fr Sipe; & brother, William,

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publishing firm. now works, and other sites. |County and Indtana Medical So- to. the Council. Dr. I E. Reibei of here, the All-India Radio said.|V ancouver, B. . C. * A native of Fayette County, he Mr. Black is one of the founders ;joties and the Masonic Lodge. He {was a member of the Century of the Society of American Ar- was a native of Mitchell. > = ; Club, Masonic Lodge, chaeology and the author of four! guryiving are another :son, Christian Church, and books on his Midwestern eXCava- Homer Phipps, Indianapolis: a tions. {daughter, Mrs. Joseph Williams, Chicago; two sisters, two brothers, {seven grandchildren, and one |great- -grandcnind.

Mrs. Thomas Ciovens

eT rguser 10 Pick Delegates Services Tomorrow

| for Mrs. Verdie R. |Ferguson. will be at 10 a. m.. py, Indtanapolis churches will: Cravens, 918 E. McCarty St, will [tomorrow at Royster & Askin send delegates to the 10th annual be at 1:30 p. m.- tomorrow in J. West Washington Street Mor- meeting of the Northwest Indiana C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. {tuary. Burial’ will be Crowntand Conference Woman's Society of Burial will be In Washington

{Christian Service tomorrow in Park. Cemetery at Noblesville.

Mrs. Ferguson died yesterday fat her home, 1727 N. Livingston Ave. She was 63. A native of Elizabethtown, Mrs. Ferguson had

B. Kennedy, Rushville.

Crawfordsville. Two guest speakers from New York will give addresses. They are Miss Mary Lou Barnwell, executive secretary of the Bureau

Mrs, Cravens, who was 69, died in her home yesterday. She was a member of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Brother. hood of Railroad Traimnmen. Born

Cle . lived here 30 vears. She was a of Deaconess Work of the Wom- in Vevay, she had lived here 47 way ~ ho are . ad } member of ‘the Baptist church at an’s Division of Christian Service, Years. ; ed Columbus. and Miss Dorothy Nyland. secre- Survivors are her husband be Survivors include two sons, tary of student work in the wom- Thomas H.. two sisters, Mrs. i D Marshall and Clayton Powell: a an's division ‘Mamie Watson. Indianapolis, and 3 a |brother, Clarence Bailey. five ) ) ’ . bi Mrs. Minnie Hilycord. Madison, ¥ grandchildren and seven great- The local congregations to € and two brothers, Dan A. HolLESSONS grandchildren. . represented include: Riverside, lingsworth, North Vernon, and Unity, St. Paul, Mt. Olive and St. cpayjes Hollingsworth, Vevay. The Rev. Elmer i ———

Alfred W. Wi Mark Churches. edenhaupt Jones is district superintendent; Refused Hiking Trip Services for Alfred W. Wieden- Mrs. B. C. Evans, hostess society ' haupt, 925 Middle Drive, Wodruff president; Bishop Richard C. Boy, 9, Hangs Himself Place, will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow Raines, Episcopal head of the In- prporT, Apr. 12 (UP)—Ninein Shirley Brothers Irving Hill diana area, and the Rev. Almon y... 14 Harold Gorton hanged Chapel, Burial will be in Crown Coble, host pastor. |himself when his mother refused Hill . BR : i i to let. him go ona hike, police Mr. Wiedenhaupt, who was 60 cai Sv years old, was a lifelong resident Baltzell Postpones ay today. in the Gorton home pes Tn fianapoie ‘A salesman for Cases in Evansville lfound Harold's body hanging by the past 15 years. for. Hanover, . Feédeérar Court arraignments it a clothesline in -the--basement::

Shoe Co., ‘Mr. Wiedenhaupt had; Evansville have been continued {Authorities believed the boy tried previously worked forthe Doug-| Robert C. to frighten his mother after an

indefinitely by Judge ] las Shoe, ce. 23 Years: He was a; argument about the hike, and

Baltzell. enter ot Irvington Masonie The judge, who -closed the; killed himself nself accidentally.

| Evansville proceedings yesterday

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Surviving is his wife, Hazel.

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