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‘Place. He was 70.

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A long life as a railroad brake‘man ended Monday in the death

lof Ras B. McLendon who died

Allon Gilley,

Retired ley.” Dies Here at 65

A STURDY, fighting life came to an end yesterday in the death!

Born in Shubuta, Miss., he lived of Allen Gilley, retired logger,

74 in Mississippi most of hls life 8/7 and served the Southern Railwly System for 43 years. Nine years 7| ago he retired and moved to In71 dianapolis to. be near members of ger in northern Minnesota his \ 7 {ms family. 9... Services will be at 1 p.

who died at his home, Standard Ave. The life of Mr. Gilley is like a legend. While a very young log-|

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{foot was frozen during a storm

m. to-| land had to be amputated. It did in Pilgrim Baptis t'not stop him and he lived to be- anapolis Traffic Club and the InChurch. Burial will follow in come a successful logger despite | dianapolis Motor Transportation Floral Park Cemetery. {Club | Survivors are ‘his wife, Ella; {three daughters, Mpg. Claudia ago and came to Indianapolis to

[his handicap. r. Gilley, 65, retired two years

Ward, Mrs. Maude Judkins and live near Telatives,

land Alfred,

Charles, Port Arthur, Tex., Pugh

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i | Mrs, Ruby~ Tyler, all of Indian-| three sons,

i McLendon, East St. Louis, Ill

(Chester C. Noblet

Ward and to:

Miss;

SERVICES WILL ‘BE at 2' p. m.| morrow in Beanblosom Mortuand burial will follow in | Washington Park. Survivors are two daughters, {Iva Daugherty, Tower, Minn.; and {Grace Manuel, Indianapolis; a son {William of Indianapolis; three sis-|

| Lizton Methodist Church.

Services for Chester C. Noblet, |

[ters

Mrs.

Sarah Cox, Muncie; Mrs. Frances Mentch, Milwauk s.; Anabelle Zaklan, Uiwankes, ager here, Jesse A. Eldridge, died

Harold A. Prange. Rites Arranged

Harold A. Prange, lifelong resi|dent- of. Indianapolis and former {deacon of the Trinity Lutheran Church, died yesterday in the] 'Cold Spring Road Veterans Hospital. He was 49, Mr. Prange, who lived at 3466 | | Carrollton Ave., was a veteran, {serving in the Air Force at St. Petersburg, Fla., during World| War II. f

He was a member of the Indi-|

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Services - will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Shirley Brothers) Central Chapel. ‘Burial will be in {Concordia Cemetery. Surviving are his two brothers, {Ralph A. and Earl T., both of Indianapolis.

Jesse Eldridge Dies in N. Orleans

A former movie theater nian-

p. m. tomorrow in Lizton, Ind. ols: three brothers, Dock, Clay {last night in New Orleans, La. y, Ky.; Frank and Herman of

Methodist Church. Mr. Noblet died Monday in General Hospital. Mr. Noblet, who was 57, had

A native of Macon County, IlliInois, he lived in Indianapolis 15 years. He was a member of the

Surviving are two sons, Marion lof Syracuse, N. Y., and Noble J.,| Portland, Ind.; two brothers, |

ae La AK “|worked on farms in this area. Mrs. Letitia Witmer

Mr. Eldridge, who wis 63, managed the Mecca, Idle Hour and Emerson Theaters here at var-

tious times between 1912 and 1942.

Mrs. Letitia A. Witmer, dress- He then moved to New Orleans

fitter 25 years for the Wm. H. Block Co., died yesterday in her yards there. He was ill the past home, 5109 College Ave. She was ae years.

and did electrical work in ship-

orn in’ Lafayette, Mr. Eld-

Mrs. Witmer had been ill for | ridge came here 38 years ago.

Samuel O. and Eber, Indianap-| four years.

jolis,»and- a sister; Mrs. Hettie Nig

Lutes, Bloomington.

|Pythias Cemetery, Lizton. {kle Funeral Home, Speedway, is

She was born in Wilmington, | C

and came here in 1921 Burial will be in Knights of Starting to work for Block’s soon

Con- afterward.

Services will be at 1:30 p. m.

lin charge.

City, Ft.

"Harrison Agree on Fire Aid

The City of Indianapolis and

tomorrow at the Shirley Brothers’ {Central Chapel. Burial will be in| {Glenhaven Cemetery. | Surviving are her daughter, | | Mrs. Mildred W. Alexander, In-| dianapolis, and two grand-

|Ft. Harrison today agreed to pro-| children.

|vide mutual fire protection with-

{out cost.

{ate | hardship”

| In a contract signed by mili[tary and city officials, the mutual | at Hisey and Titus Funeral Home | |agreement was designed to oper- for Mrs. idefinitely or’ until to either

| velops,

party de-

Mrs. Ola Schoen

Services were to be held today |

Ola Schoen, who died

“undue Monday in St. Vincent's Hospital.

Burial was to be in Crown Hili. Mrs. Schoen, who was 65, was

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