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Services for Charles O. Dulin, 304 N. Pine St, willbe at 2p. m

tomorrow in Mounts Run Baptist Home here. Church, near Lebanon.” Burial:

will be in the church cemetery. “Mr, Dulin died yesterday

tian Church. . Surviving are his wife, Mabel;

Adams, Mrs: Luverla Mrs, Ora Mrs. Neva and Mrs. Frankfort; a brother,

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{Homer, Crawfordsville, and one

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Mrs. Andrew Strong

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{a sudden illness. She was a mem{ber of the Church of Christ and {teacher of its Class. She was a native of In-|

dianapolis. Surviving are three sons,

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St. Vincent's Hospital after a ly been treasurer of the G. 0. P. three-months illness, He was 65. Committee. Born in Boone County, he lived in Indianapolis more than 60 Clark Masonic Lodge 40, F. &|A native of Bordentown, N. J, years. He had been employed at A. M. He was on the Kingan & Co. eight years. He the Clark County Memorial Hoswas a member of Central Chris- pital, and was secretary of the|ion chief with the Indianapolis

two sons, Paul L. and Wendel, | both of Los Angeles; a step-son. Mrs. F. Raymond Knight, Jeffer- | Carl

Milwaukee; four sonville; a brother, Paul, Clarks- St. | sisters,

Essix, both of Clarksville, Deleda |

Catherine 713 Locke 8t., will be at '1 p. m, tomorrow in C. M. C. Willis | Crown after services at 1 p.- {& Son Mortuary. Burial will be in

Strong, who was 31, died {Monday in Géneral Hospital after

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| Beatrice Strong, Mrs. re Lindsey, Mrs. Georgia Mon

Sylvester Stone, all of

A Sunday in his home. He had been |

Republican Central Committee of | 2 ” i “Dies af Age of 81 {Walnut Ridge Te after [services at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow| Services for a Murphy,

: E J fofmer city fireman, will be at In ihe Edwin ¥ Coots Funers. 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in the G. H.

Mr. Moser, who was 65, died Herrmann Funeral Home and at] Tuesday at his residence here. 9 a. m. in St. Patrick's Catholic

in!A retired clothier, he had former- Church. Burial will be in Crown

Hill Mr. Murphy, who was 81, died Moser was a member of Monday in a nursing home here.

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board of he lived in Indianapolis 65 years. Mr. Murphy served as a battal-

{Hunting Dog Association of that{Fire Department from 1822 toi county. Surviving are his daughter, year

Mr. M y. was a member of Patrick's Catholic Church. ville; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. {Nachand and Miss Pearl Moser,! |Gertrude M. Garza, Indiandpolis; and twols sister. Mrs. Julia Gallager, | PhiladeTphia, Pa., and two brothers, James, Trenton, N. J, and | John, Bordentown.

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grandchildren.

Mrs. Carrie Robinson Services Tomorrow | Mrs. Helen Bacon, 1819 Arsenal

Mrs. Carrie © Robinson, who! buried in Floral Park died at the Lucille Nursing Home ave, ill be } at 1 p. m. tomorrow yesterday; will be buried in New! lin Stratten & Shaw Mortuary. “I Mrs. Bacon, who was 28, died {tomorrow in the George M. Mil. Monday in Flower Mission Hospiler Mortuary. tal. She had been employed by Mrs. Robinson, who was 68, ,,. giate Welfare Department. lived at 810%; W. 12th St. A na-g,., in Cadiz, Ky. she lived in tive of Kentucky, she had lived {Indianapolis 11 years. She was in Indianapolis since 1917. Mrs.!, amber of Mt. Zion Baptist Robinson was a member of the |Chureh. Mt. Paran Baptist Church. | Surviving are her husband, AuSurviving are a son, Charlesi,..y: three brothers, Lindsay Shields; a sister, Mrs. Mattie Bel-| |Ladd, Harrisburg, Pa.; Carlton J. ton; and a brother, the Rev.\y qq Indianapolis, and Cpl. Bell George Evans, all of Indian-\, add, serving in Germany, and

apolis. a sister, Mrs. Mary C. Edwards, The Rev. Henry Bell will offi- [Indianapolis.

8 ce jRiate at servises Mrs. Joseph Edwards - Nathan Lensey | Services for Mrs. Dorothy Lee | Nathan Lensey, 724 W. 11th St.|Edwards, 148 W. 11th St, were will be buried in Floral Park after held at 1 p. m. today in. Jacobs {services at 1 p. m. tomorrow in| Brothers West Side Chapel. Bur{Tabernacle Baptist Church. {ial was to be in New Crown Cem-

| Mr. ‘Lensey, who was 67, died|etery. Mrs. Edwards, who was 39,

d at International Har. died Sunday in her home, A native of Franklin, Ky. she lived in Indianapolis 37 years. Survivling are her husband, Joseph, and of Tabernacle Church. {a sis, Mrs. Joetta Perkins, Indi-

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i J. Wernsing, formerly of Indianlapolis, will be sung at 9 a. in. to- Services for Edward Randolph honorary doctor of science degree Paul's Catholic Treat, head of A. J. Treat & Son, to Dr,

morrow in St. “Church, Marion. “Burial will be In

| St. Joseph Cemetery here. Mr, Wernsing, who was 48, died Monday in Marion General Hospital. A salesman for Indianapolis Paint & Color Co. 21 years, he lived here until he moved to ‘Marion 20 years ago. He was an Indianapolis native. Surviving are his wife, Katheryn; a daughter, Joanne; a son, Stephen; three brothers. Ray, Portland, Ore.; Paul, Indianapolis, ‘and Robert, Miami, Fla. - and three sisters, Mrs. Fred Dilger, iss Margaret Wernsing and iss Frances Wernsing, all of Indianapolis.

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Services Friday

A requiem mass for Ervin M Ryle, 1415 E. New York St, will be sung at 9 a. m. Friday in Holy Cross Catholic Church after services at “8:30 a. m: in Grinsteiner Funeral Home. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Mr. Ryle, who was 73, died Monday in St. Vincent's Hospital. He was a retired engineer at Kingan & Co., where he had spent 35 years, He was born in Ken-

‘tucky but lived in Indianapolis 50

years. He was a member of Holy Cross Church and Loyal Order of the Moose, Survivors include his wife, Frances; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Busi, Melrose, Mass.; a brother, Ernest, Jeffersonville; a sister, Mrs, Naomi Schilder, both of Jeffersonville, one grandchild and one great-grandchild.

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+ Mr. Treat was a founder mem-

ber of the Indianapolis Athletic Club. He was a member of the Chamber of Commerce, Columbia Club, Marion Club; Kiwanis Club, Ancient Landmarks Masonic Lodge No. 319 and Keystone Chapter. Royal Arch Masons. He ahd Mrs. Treat, the former Eva Pauline Henderson, made their summer home in the Columbia Club here, but had spent winters in Miami since 1933. In Miami he was a member of the Surf Club, Harvard Club, Coral Gables Country Club and “entury Club. Survivors include his wife: a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Pauline Shumaker, Indianapolis; and two grandchildren.

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