Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1950 — Page 26

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~ Floyd Tutterrow, Papas Plan Ripples Publicity Chemist, Dies

Services to Take Place Saturday

Services for Floyd Tutterrow will be "held Saturday at 7:30 ‘a.m. in G. H. Herrmann Funeral * Home and at 8 a. Mm. in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. - !

An Indianapoiis resident for 30. ~ Years, Mr. Tutterrow, who was 1

a a Let a MOTRIN Francis Hospital,

Native of Morgantown

Born in Morgantown, he had been #mployed as a chemist by the C. B. Kendall Co,, where he was head of the injectibles department. He was a member of Sacred -Heart-Cathoelie-Chureli— sete Survivors inciude his wife, Mary; two sons, Larry Allan and Roger Alvin; a daughter, Sharon Sue; a bréther, Morris, and three

sisters, Mrs. Bertha Burks and oy dR > Mrs. Dorothy Thomas of Indian- Nea WoL ‘ » " “ apolis, ‘and’ Mrs. ‘Edith -Needler. Two beaming papas chortle with glee at their latest “baby. Shelbyville, That's what it looked like when Wayne Paulsen (left) and Edger

Burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery.

Edward Pryor

Services for Edward Pryor, 612

Stahl got together at a recent meeting of Broad Ripple High | School's Fathers Association and reviewed publicity for coming | school athletic events. Mr. Paulsen is president of the group and Wo a Mr. Stahl, school vice principal, secretary. Other officers of the in General Hospital, will be at] association are Joe Granger, Miller Keller, Harvey Garrett, Dr. 1 p. m. Saturday in the C. M. C. E. O. Alvis, William Hackemeyer, Adrian Nail, H. L. Ross and Al Willis & Son Mortuary. Burial Waurster.

will be in New Crown. — William Mathews Services Saturday

Mr. Pryor, a native of Campbellsburg, Ky., had lived in In-! dianapolis 50 years. He was 67. Services for William Mathews, ‘years. He worked for the Martin Syrviyors incihde thiee a Lo died last night at his home, Terry Co. until his retirement five ers, Andrew, Robert an arence, eos (° Satall of Indianapelis, and six sis- omer SL, will be held Sat-'years ago.

ters, Mrs, Alice Bailey, Louls- lurday at 10:30 a. m. at the G. H. He is survived by his wife, ville, Ky.; Mrs. Mamie Smithers, Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial Hattie; four daughters, Mrs. Chicago, and Mrs. Nellie Brack- in Round Hill. Catherine Gandy, Mrs. Ruth

ens, Detroit, and Mrs. Anna . Booker, Mrs. Mary Wencke and Thorp, Mrs. Lula Sansing and Born in: Rochester, N. Y. 80 Mrs, Odilla Allen, and three sons. Mrs. Odessa Singer, all of Indian- Y*27® 280, Mr. Mathews had been poger, John and William Jr., all apolis. . a ~Sesldent of Indianapolis for 51 of Indianapolis.

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T A Tv Statement of Local Pastor HULL. Que. Sept 14 (UP) In Case of Louis Dolivet ay ster carried he = HAIR:

A portion of the. statement by With the withdrawal, the feder- exploded in their home home last night. aE .an Indianapolis minister relative ation officials challenged those. wr to the case of Louis Dolivet was who protested to join with them .16 DEAD IN TYPHOON inadvertently omitted in 4 Times’ in the selection of a speaker for TOKYO, Sept. 14 IE story. that week who would be accept- phoon Kesia passed out to sea nara The omission is regretted. The able to all and, further, to assist today, leaving behind it at least full statement of the minister, Dr.,in the promotion of the occasion.| 16 dead and 22 missing. TwentyRobert B. Pierce, pastor of the ‘Personally I believe this! two persons were injured. Broadway Methodist Church, is makes,sense. I believe that those mere herein printed. who were sincere in their protests An Indianapolis Church , Fed- wil] respond. If they do not, they eration speech scheduled here for have, in my opinion, lost their Mr. Dolivet, a United Nations ob- reasonable : Fight to. protest in the

Ex-State ‘Y’ Official Dies at Age 74

Services for Charles A. Tevebaugh, former state YMCA secretary, will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Tevebaugh, who was 74, [died yesterday in Methodist Hos- | pital, He lived at 2823 Washing

ana State Teachers College | and Wabash College. He was | graduated from | Indiana Law 8chool in

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ative to the case is: “The Indianapolis church fed- Services for Mrs. Pauline E.. {eration belongs to the people. For January, who died Sunddy in an this reason I believe we should! automobile accident at Akron, {be pleased that (here were those Colo. will be held at 2 p, m. to-| _{enough interested in federation morrow.in.the Conkle West Mich-. affairs to protest the scheduled | igan Street Funeral Home. Burial appearance here of a man they will be in Glen Haven Cemetery. believed had anti-democratic sym-| Mrs. January, who was 63, lived pathies. jat 272 N. Elder Ave. Bhe was “I. further feel that the with-/ {employed at Lane Bryant, Inc. anapolis for three years. drawal of the invitation to Mr. for six years. Mrs. January lived Named Gemeral Secretary Dolivet by the federation leader-|in Indianapolis 20 years. She was y ; ~xhip speaks of their sincerity and a native of Denison Tex. In 1909 he first became affili- earnestness as well, | Surviving are a son and daughated with the Indianapolis YMCA.' “But the matter cannot rest ter, Jack and Wilma January, in|He became general secretary of there. The federation was supply-|jured eritically in the crash: anthe Chattanooga, Tenn, YMCA ing the leadership the people have other daughter, Mrs. Carolyn two years later. In 1915" he was a right to expect from it in bring- Rayborn, Indianapolis, and a named city work secretary fOr ing a speaker to assist in the ob- brother, Charles F. Hauck, Den{Kentucky. During World War I servance of United Nations week. ver, Colo.

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