Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1950 — Page 14

Mrs. Nettie Edwards Mrs. Nettie Edwards, resident . of Indianapolis for 22 years, died 7 TELEVISION SHOW Every Night yesterday in her home, 409 W, See These Models in Operation — Come in and Compare Sets |, o\ "sre was 47. ® RCA-Victor ~~ @® Philco ® Westinghouse | A native of Brookport, 1l., she ® Zenith * Admiral ® Motorola was a member of the Church of ! God in Christ. ~ Terms Dependable | Services will be at 1 p. m. Satf Sele LANE RADIO oh urday at the church. Burial will - on be in New Crown. A —— 128 E 100 AL 1463 nmnmnee || Surviving are her mother, Mrs. 'Anna Cole; a sister, Mrs. Beulah

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Oscar R. Burghard Henry Spreen

Services Friday

2 | Henry Spreen, 1253 Leonard | es OmoIrrow 8t., native of Westurp, Germany, | who operated a grocery here 24 . years, will be entombed in WashMonument Firm Head ington Park Mausoleum after s services at 1:30 p. m, Friday at { Dies Here at 68 G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Services for Oscar R, Burg- Mr. Spreen, who was 72, died hard, owner of the Burghard yesterday in his home. i Monument Co. and resident of A member of ‘St. John's Evan{Indianapolis for 47 years, will be gelical and Reformed Church, ‘fat 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Moore Mr. Spreen came to Indianapolis

. & Kirk Memorial Chapel.” Burial from Cincinnati 50 years ago.

will be in Crown Hill, His grocery was located at 901 A native of Louisville,’ Mr. Cottage Ave, Burghard died Monday at Meth-, Surviviors include his wife, odist Hospital. He was 68, Sophia; two daughters, Mrs. LilHe lived at 3428 College Ave. lian Keyler and Mrs, Ella Linip, and was a member of North Indianapolis; two brothers, HerMethodist Church. : ‘man, Indianapolis and Ludwig, "8urviving are his wife, Althea; Germany; four grandchildren and three daughters, Mrs. Lula Gregg, three great-grandchildren. Mrs. Marjorie Perry and Mrs. erie rsd etter am——

Kathryn 8hank, and a son, Dr. . Rolla D., all of Indianapolis; a 0 ert Wil sister Mrs. Clara Weinhardt, *

Louisville, Ky., and eight grand-

me Services Friday

Rites Tomorrow Fe oR hs . . lites for 0 win NOFor Miss Fields blesville AR iio ys 12

Miss Kathleen Fields, for eight Years as stationary engineer at years a teacher in the “Indianap- Ladywood Seton, Will be held at olis public schools, died yesterday 2 p.m. Friday in Moore & Kirk in 8t. John's Hospital, Anderson. {Colonial Chapel. Burial will be in Miss’ Fields, who lived fn Mid- “NF CoE yg in Tn. dletown, Henry Counnty, Was a 4iananolis most of his life, died public school teacher 24 years. last night in hi home, 5308 N She taught in Middletown. 10 Keystone Ave. following an {ll years and had taught in Long p.cq of more than seven years. Beach and Oceanside, Cal., the He was 68 last five years. She returned from! At one time Mr. Irwin was an

California this summer, active member of the Independent A graduate of Butler Univer- Order of Red Men at Millersville. stiy, Miss Fields was a member of Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. the Middletown Church. Barbara Ross, ‘and three sons, Services will be at 2 p. m. to- Harry, Cloah and Wilbur, all of morrow at the church. Burial will Indianapolis. be in Middletown Cemetery. . Surviving ‘are her parents, Mr. Mrs. Ella Davis and Mrs. C. B. Fields; three Services for Mrs. Ella Davis, brothers, Charles, William and ¢or 75 years a resident of IndianNoble, and a sister, Mrs. Fern apolis, will be at 2 p. m. Friday at Ashley, all of Middletown, and an her home, 2531 N. Temple Ave. aunt, Mrs. W. G. Howard, Indian- Burial will be in Crown Hill. apolis. A native of Cloverport, Ky. " et or Mrs. Davis died Monday at her Employ Handicapped’ home. She was 82. She was a member of the New Week to Be Launched Bethel Baptist Church. National “Employ the Physi- Surviving are her daughter, cally Handicapped Week” will he Mrs. Rosezene Green; a sister, launched in Indianapolis Oct. 2 Mrs. Mattie G. Anderson, and a with a noon meeting at the Lin- granddaughter.

coin Hotel. . . z | K. Vernon Banta of Washing- Mrs. Alythia Middleton

ton, national authority on select-| gervices for Mrs. Alythia Midive placement, and Alex Curtis, qieton. who died Sunday in Genpersonnel director of P. R. Mal- ora] Hospital, will be at 10 a. m. lory Co., will speak. . - tomorrow at the King & King FuThe luncheon is open to the pera) Home. Burial will be in publie. New Crown. The committee includes: | Mrs. Middleton, who was 47, smite chairman Suen Wire Bad. | par eivine Care. or son. En shaw. val Williams, ¢ C. Conde, Neal Bd. Surviving are her son, Ernest se ey’ E gandon, How, Griffin; two sisters, Mrs. MarKrise Irene Boughton. Ruth M. Hoover. jorie Board and Mrs, Alberta

Dr. Grover L artman. Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt, Msgr, AR Pussenegger Walter Woods, and two ‘grandchildren,

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