Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1950 — Page 20

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Mrs. Gertrude Shields Byrnes. former Indianapolis high school teacher, died Friday in a Ft. Lau[derdale, Fla. hospital, “igorn In Thatanapolls, stn! {Byrnés, who was 59, had lived here

| York in-1928, She taught English) {at Shortridge High School several|

Mrs, Byrnes was graduated trom| : - ‘Manual High School and Indiana. mina wmeew | University, She had also attended

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Surviving are her hushand, C, P, BETTER

Byrnes, Ft. Lauderdale; her ‘mother, Mrs, Bertha Shields, and a sister, Mrs. Aline Lohman, both of Indianapolis. | Time for services and burial, which will be held in Ft. Lauder {dale, has not been set, i

Rites Planned Today ERR TATE ane Ha

| Funeral services for Francis B. | Rein, general superintendent of [the branch plant of the Com- | mercial Solvents Corp. here, were {to be held today In Peoria, IIL. i Mr. Rein, who was 43, died In! a home here Friday,

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12 --8ervices former ort. St. will be wood; a daughter, Mary, Riwand;

a Tron Works and] Vasterday | held his a post as chief from| Woodlawn Ave. will be buried in gy atterncon,

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Bervices Velonis, 3009 Graceland Ave. will. be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in| Speaks & Finn Funeral and ‘at 2 p.m. in Holy Trinity: Greek Orthodox Church, will be in Crown Hill, «Mrs. Velonis, who was 35, died yesterday in St. Vincent's pital. 8he was a native of Greece. | : Velonis, was the wife of James’ Velonis, owner of a restaurant at 459 E. Washington St, She was a member of the Philop-| thos Greek Society an¢ Trinity Church. : Surviving besides her husband] are two sons, Nicholas and Christ, a daughter, Eleine, all of Indian-| apolis, and her parents, Mr. and | Mrs, Harry Hiliarhos, four brothjers, and two sisters, All of Athens, {Greece. ni

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Republican circles here. Surviving are three sons, RobPaul, Minn.; John, El-

Mrs. Catherine Dick Bellefontaine, 0, — “8 ibrother, Terry, Ft. Wayne.

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Herman A. Ernsting, who died “in His Home,

to- mL fo “He WAN weve ny [Concordia ¢ Semetery after services|

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at S80 Pim “Wednesday “in > Emmaus Lutheran Church, Mr. Ernsting, who was 76, was a native of Germany, He came! {to the United States in 1894 and! {had operated a cement contract-; {ing business since that time. | | He was a charter member of) the Emmaus Lutheran Church.| Surviving are his wife, Emma;| two daughters, Mrs, Dorothy | Specker, and Mrs. Hermine | Mascher; three sisters, Mrs. Min-, ‘nie Wessel, Indianapolis and Mrs.| {Mary Jansen and Mrs. Louise | Daseking, both of Germany, and three grandchildren,

G. Herbert Kinney

mont St, who died yesterday in, his home, will be buried in Floral Park after services at 1:30 p. m Wednesday in Shirley Brothers) i Central Chapel. 3 { Mr, Kinney, 43, was a lifelong 'resident of Indianapolis. He at-| tended Technical High School,

{as a machinist at Link-Belt Co, | | He is survived by his wife, Eva;! {four daughters, Ruth Inez, Betty Lou, Bonnie Mae and Nancy Karen Kinney; his father, David Kinney; two brothers, John D.| and Melvin A, and = sister, Mrs, Mary Patterson, all of Indianl apolis. pase

Ira L. Scudder | Services for Ira L. Scudder, ‘Stop 8, Edgewood, were to be at] [2 p. m. today in the Haw Creek; Church near Hope, Ind. Burial|

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‘William Chibirko

Services for William Chilbirko, | 721 N. King Ave, will’ b& held at 8:30 a. m. tomorow in. {Stevens Chapel’ of Flowers and at 9 a. m. ii Holy Trinity Cath-| oli. Church. Burial will be in Glen Haven Cemetery. Mr. Chibirko, who was 59, died] yesterday in General Hospital. A {native of Au he had lived] in Indianapolis #8 years. He was employed as a tailor for the Kahn|

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