Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1950 — Page 20

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. She was wading with a half two daughters, Mrs. Edna H brother and three half-sisters Los Angeles, and Mrs. Vivian when swept into the fast current.) Hatfield, Indianapolis; one sisHer step-father, Garnet L.| ter, and three brothers.

Duncan, made a futile attempt

: te save her. The girl, he said, had, Mrs. Emma Armstrong | Services for George Curtis been watching the younger chil-| | Services for Mrs. Emma Belle Flanagan, 2831 N. Sherman dren to prevent them from get- . |Armstrong, 1019 8. Fleming S8t.,| Drive, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow ting into the deeper water. | . {were to be held at 2 p.m, today in{in the Christian Tabernacle.

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6; Susan Alta, 4, Linda Eva, 2, and April Irene, 1, and 4 sister, Mrs, Arnold Willoughby, Indian-| apolis. Other week-end fatalities re-

y: | Vd Pat McCarter, 22, Clinton, who, __ was injured Yatally yesterday py a when his automobile Syartutned : on U, 8. 41 south of ton. | Harry 8..Wine, 36, of Chicago, Bik ap Abraham J. Weaver, 54, La- driver of fhe truck which struck C6088 Shows a drop of about 25% grange, who died Saturday of in- Mr, Weaver's vehicle, was In North American waterfowl, in- pMrg Juries received when his horse- charged with reckless homicide, cluding ducks, drawn grain binder was rammed state police said.

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1943 as a New York Central System engineer and was a member of the Retired Railroad Engineers

Surviving are his wife, Maud;

the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thelma Grosdidier, 1020 8. Taft St. Burial was to be in Floral

Mrs. Armstrong, who was 78, died Friday at her nome, A native of Trimble County, Ky, she had lived on Fleming St. for 26 years. Bhe attended the Presbyterian {Church. Surviving are her son, -.. Howard, Bloomington, Ill; five |daughters, Mrs. Hazel Harper, | The 1950 migratory wild bird Mrs. Gertrude Bennett, and Mrs. Josephine Conner, all of Yakima, Wash. Mrs. Goldie Starkey and Grosdidier, Indianapolis; 26/ geese, brant, coot grandchildren and 24 great-grand-

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for a year In the War Department Finance School at Ft. Harrison,

Since that time he was em-

G. C. Flanagan Services Tomorrow

Burial will be in Sutherland Park Cemetery near Millersville, Mr. Flanagan, who was 60, died Saturday in his home. Born near Millersville, he lived in Indianapolis most of his life. He was employed as an export packer at the Gibson Co. for 30 years. Mr, Flanagan was a member of Christian Tabernacle, Loyal Order of Moose and the 20Year Club of the Gibson Co. Surviving are his wife, Minnie; a son John, Indianapolis, and two daughters, Mrs. Frances M. Moore, Anderson, and Miss Janet { Ruth: Flanagan, Indianapolis.

Mrs. Pearl Adkinson

Services for Mrs. Pearl Adkinson, 412 Collier St., were to be at 2 p. m. today in the Baker Funeral Home at Danville.-Burial was to be in Danville. Mrs. died Saturday at the Messer

After his discharge, he worked

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Adkinson, who was 77,

Nursing Home. A native of Danville, she lived in Indianapolis 20] years. She was a member of the] .{Mt, Olive Baptist Church. 1 A graduate of Central Normal] College at Danville, Mrs. Adkinson taught school in Danville several years before her marriage. Surviving are five nephews and

{two nieces.

Mrs. Sarah Colvin |

Mrs. Sarah Maud Colvin, who died Saturday in the home of her| son, A. Bailey Colvin, 5929 Crestview Ave., will be buried in Rockford, Ill, tomorrow. A native of Rockford, Mrs. Colvin, who was 73, came to Indianapolis four years ago to live with her son. She was a member of the First Congregational Church. ! Survivors in addition to Mr. Colvin include two brothers, four, sisters and two grandchildren.

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Daytona Beach 378% Gainesville. . . $762 Jacksonville . . $70% Miami . . . . . $1032

Ocala . . . . « . $800 Orlando « . « » $83% Pensacola. .’s + $64% Tallahassee . . » $67%

Tampa (st. Petersburg) $867 Vero Beach . . . $91" : W. Palm Beach $975

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No. of i Cases Deaths Counties {1950 +.assi 41 3 24 T0489 ...... 149 12 35 |

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