Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1950 — Page 5
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Mrs. R. L Ce Dies in Home After |Long Iliness
loved everyone.” | These were the words of Riley L. Taylor, husband of Mrs. Hattie. E. Taylor, who died yesterday in her home at 229 E. Caven St. Mrs. Taylor had been an inTo. almost 25 years. She was 0. | Services will be held at 10:30 |a. m. Thursday in the home. Bur{ial will be in Taylor Cemetery in |Hazelrig. Surviving besid2s her husband lare two sisters, Mrs. Martha E. {Robbins and Mrs. Ella M. Caro(thers, both of Lebanon; four
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lor lived in Indianapolis 30 years.
She was a member of the Leb-| anon Methodist Church.
/BRITISH GENERAL IN JAPAN TOKYO. Oct. 10 (UP)—Gen.
“She read the Bible, and shel
{grandchildren , and one great-
A native of Fairland, Mrs. Tay-|
Grocer Dead
Patrick B. Sweeney
Patrick Sweeney Mass Tomorrow
Dies in Hospital After Long Iliness
Services for Frank Konecnnik — Jr., who died yesterday in Method-|
{ist Hospital after a prolonged ill-
ness, will be held Thursday at] 8:30 a. m. at Stevens Chapel of | the Flowers and at 9 a. m. in Holy Trinity Church. Burial in| St. Joseph Cemetery. Born in Indianapolis 36 years, ago, Mr. Konechnik spent the first 16 years of his life in Morgantown. He had resided in Indianapolis at 918 N. Haugn St.| for the last 19 years, vey and had been an employee of {Kingan & Co. most of that time. | Before his illness he was an as-| {sistant foreman at the packing)
jcompany. | He was a member of Holy |
{Trinity Catholic Church and was jaffilidted with Sf. Aloysius So-|
# Sir John Harding, commander-in-|
A requiem high mass for Pat- ciety and St. Joseph's Society.
{chief of British land forces in the rick B. Sweeney, owner of Survivors include his wife, Mrs. {Far East, arrived today by air Sweeney's Grocery at 1449 Colum-| Rose Konechnik; parents, Mr. and | from Hong Kong. He will confer bia Ave., will be sung at 10 a. m. Mrs. Frank Konechnik Sr.; seven |
Mr. Sweeney, who was 67, lived all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mary
t 4128 Carrollton Ave. He died Zupancic, Morgantown, and two wind Ay brothers, Louis and Anthony, of
Indianapolis.
James Edward Broner James Edward Broner, a city
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Services for Max M. Weil who
‘resident 33 years and formerly an employee of the Allison Division, General Motors Corp., will be bur-
works: in Dayton, O.; two broth-
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died yesterday at his residence, in New Crown Cemetery to5104 Graceland Ave: after a long ed ny illnéss, will be at 2 p. m. tomor- for Mr. B h row at Aaron- Ruben Funeral Rites for Mr. Broner, who was
39, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorHone pir will 1} in Beth. KI row in the Tabernacle Baptist
Poland, Mr. Weil had Co cM nears ra of gel olis Mr. Broner, ill the last three ’ polis years, died Saturday in a sani-
more than 50 years. Prior to re- tarium. He lived at 532 Agnes St.
tirement ne was in the novelty He came to Indianapolis from business. e was a member o Cedartown, Ga.
Bein El! Temple and a member of
the Zionist organization. Survivors include his wife, Mar-
aret; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Fhamas paren. a brother, Ethel Weil; a - daughter, Mrs. Thomas and three sisters, Mrs.
Louis Goldman of St. Louis, and Beatrice Fox, Mrs. Clyde Perkins a son, Harold, of Indianapolis; anq Mrs. Ruth Wilkins, all of Infour sisters, Mrs. Emile Mandel gjanapolis. of Dallas, Tex., Mrs» Joseph Mehlman, Mrs. Robert P. Friedman: ‘George Bridgewater
and Miss Dora Well, all of In-| George Bridegwater, resident of dianapolis, and one grandchild. \1ngianapolis for 50 years, died : " |yesterday in his home at 2507 John Elvie Crenshaw |yesterday So Dis lems John Elvie Crenshaw, a re-| Mr. Bridgewater was born in tired Kentucky farmer, died yes- Cain Valley, Ky. He was # memterday ,at his home, 1221 Vande- per of the St. Paul AME Church. man St. He was 79. Surviving are his wife, Lillian; Mr. Crenshaw worked on farms a sister, Mrs. Edna Frazier, and in Kentucky many years before a brother, Jack Bridgewater, all coming to Indianapolis. He had of Indianapolis. lived here for 25 years. Funeral services will be held at Services will be at 1 p. m. 1 P. m. Thursday in the St. Paul Thursday in the Peoples Funeral AME Church. Burial will be in Home. Burial will be in New New Crown. Crown Cemetery. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Ira Petty, Mrs. Bernice Wil-| son, Mrs. Nora Scott and Mrs.! Lucille Dobbins, and three sons, Willie, George and “Elvis Crenshaw, all of Indianapolis. |
Patrick D. Ford | Services to Be Today |
Services for Patrick Dennis Ford, one-month-old infant who! suffocated in his bed early yes-| terday, will be held at 3 p. m. to-/ day in Crown Hill. The child lived at 323 E. 10th St. | . Survivors are his mother, Fran-| ces, Indianapolis; his father, Lewis T. a photographer who
ers, Michael Lee and Lewis T, Jr.; & sister, Susan Joan, and the grandmother, Mrs. Lottie Ford.
Soft Drink Stand Gets $5 For Old Thefts
NEWARK, N. J,, Oct. 10 (UP) -—A soft drink stand operator said today that $5, returned to him by ‘a thief, made him glad thats he never had reported any of ‘a series of petty robberies] which have occurred as often as 32 times a“year in the past 25! years, | Daniel Weinick said the money was mailed to him with a note
which said: “In payment for| goods stolen from you some| vears ago. I hope you will
forgive, me for doing so.” . “Kids don't have much money |
I never reported ,the thefts,” he said. “What happened today makes me happy 1 didn’t.”
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Frank Konechnik 8. N. Whitlock Rites Tomorrow TE Miahphaiabadiigit. vii
Services for George N., Whit-/1412 N, Wallace Ave. hock. who died. yesterday, will be superintendent of the
Services Thursd held tomorrow at 1 p. m. in the Hardwood Co. 26 years. - Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. | Surviving besides his daughter cial
{Burial will be in the Bethel ceme- are a son, Harry C. Whitlock, WIDE SELECTION of real estate
tery.
| Mr, Whitlock had lived with his children. |daughter,
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