Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1950 — Page 7

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sel for the line in 1919.

Born in Terre Haute, Mr. Wil~ liams was son of the late John Gillespie and Florence Turner Williams, He attended elementary i |and high school in Terre Haute 4 land was graduated from Cornell 4 | University Law School in 1898. . Joined Father Here 3d Mr. Williams joined id father

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road and was transferred

iphia.. Following his retirement,

law in In. David P. Williams

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Pittsburgh as fifth general coun- : » Everett a : | | In 1928, he became one of the Of the Deaf Dies © "lin 3

ated with the law firm of White, Bellefontaine St. She was 89. Willa

Wright, Raub and Forrey.

Mason and a member of thegutier University, State Teach- Bids, 32. Chica.

of Sadisnapolis.

phia, Phi Upsilon Fraternity and Episcopal Church of the Advent. He is survived by a brother, Allen G., Tuscon, Ariz.; two sons, John. G. and David P. Jr; a daughter, Mrs. Helen W. Jame-|5chool system as a teacher in son and five grandchildren, all{1880, Miss Heizer became a mem- wi

dianapolis. She was a graduate of J.

“lers’ Normal College, (now the In- BETS. ‘Wa diana State Teachers’ College), Terre Haute, and the University of Chicago.

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{of Hearing (now the Indianapolis|,, ¢ Vidente—Aiex, Margaret Clark.

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At Genera)-—-Ben Bee Malone: Richard, ntoin Miss Heizer was a member of| A o oite lang. :

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Paul's Episcopal Church, Burial will be

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Mr, Geiger; who taught music| appreciation for 34 years at Indiana University before his retire. ment in 1037, died yesterday in| his “home in Bloomington. He| was 83.

loney, Frank Fitch, Dr. Joseph

apolls; WilHam Fox, Bloomington; Aden Long, Franklin; Fred Eberle, Chicago, and Myers, Eureka Springs, Ark.

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Ernest Lile, who died yesterday,

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