Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1950 — Page 14

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Hill. Friends may call at Flan- employed. at Pearson ‘Hardware résulations. ; ner & Buchanan mortuary. Co. . Before joining the firm he Survived by Mother No Receiver Button. in Ear Milten Rambo aa AY Frest-O-Lite, Inc mm Mr. Smith, an Army veteran Special device available if hearing : = : heel way and formerly was em- and graduate of Ben Davis High’ impairment permits Try the new Milton Rambo, former waiter in ployed in Anderson, Ind. School, is survived by his “MINIATURE” —a the Indianapolis Athletic Club, Mr. Nase. was 2 ; Mrs. } ; ur d by his mother, wealth. of “hearing will be buried in" New" Crown th -Negse was 2 past patron Mrs Helen Percifield, and fosterhappiness’ awaitsyou.. -§ i? "after services at:2 p. m. tomorrow: Oi Lie Nice > Kastern Star ang father, Harry Pers eld. >, y, in the Patton Panerai Home. as-a member of Lyndhurst Ma- Mr. Wimsett is survived by his FREE DEMONSTRATION * Benin, ¥ in | ae Fa i : gL “© a | sonic Lodge, Fraternal ‘Order of parents,-Mr., and Mrs. Harold O. : |] Mr. Rambo, pao 3 ay Hi dled police and Frank T. Straver Wimsett, and his maternal grand- . Sunday in “General Hospital. He Post: Veterans Fora RY : nd a al gl CAPITOL HEARING AID (0. lived in Indianapolis for 32 years. erans of ore ign Wars. parents: M; Jind Mrs. John Greenae . ina ET > 32 Mr vuarviving are . hi wife, Mrs. ‘€¢ lainfield “Authorized Dealer he Na : Rn ba, yn Marah Neese; two daughters, In: Memphis, Maurice Benns, of : tambo wi a member of th 3 £ ah 1417 Circle Tower Simpson. Methodist Church. Mrs. Thelma Cox and Mrs. Alma Gary, was one of three persons awdianapolis 4, Ind. MA. 1708 Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Perkne; a son. Frank Delm ap, all Who died last night when a plane § Qur Personnel’s 13th Year Pearl Rambo: a sister, Mrs. Olivia Of Indianapolis; his father, rs SRE crashed Tinto a group of houses Serving the Hard of Hearing Simmons, and a brother, LeRoy, Neese Sr, Lébanon: four /broth= near the airport. — ‘all of Indianapolis : ers, Virgil and Lee Neege, both - The other dead were James : : of Lebanon, and Edgar/and Ver- Jones, Memphis, and Willie Moore Mrs. Jennie Parker lin Neese, Indianapolfs, and a Jr. Memphis, pilot'of the plane.

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| Springdale Cemetery there.

“Sarah; -a-daughter; Mrs William member —or Tyonsvitie Lutheran

[pest Control Pot 'Goes to Local Man ‘+ “Leg C. Truman, president of {Pest Control Services, Inc. 6242 IN. Temple Ave.’ has assumed duties on the Hoard of directors Rites Tomorrow ‘lof the National " For Henry J. Fink Pest Control -As-

mi . : .Sociation. Henry Jacob Fink, an organ He was elected”

izer of the Marion County Farm

Third Hoosier Dies |

Tennessee Air Crash

Services were arranged today | for an Indianapolis = postoffice

‘‘Buredu, died yesterday in his 2! the 1Sth-an- slerk and. Plainfield high school home, 3900 W. 56th St.; near New nual convention senfoF who died in an airplane Augusta. in. Cincinnati crash at Plainfield yesterday. 2 a last week. : Another Hoosier was reported Mr. Fink, who was 83, was Mr. Truman dead of a plane accident in Memlifelong resident of, Marion was. national phis, Tenn. County. He was a former black- chairman of the "Robert. Eugene Smith, smith-and farmer. 2601 McClure St.

TC onvention § Mr. Fink's father camé to this. which empha-? uty from Germany in 1854. sized the safe Born near New Augusta, he lived use of {nsectiall his “life within’ a mile and a ¢jdes now available half of his birthplace. sional pest control

-be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery ©

Mr. Truman =

in-8t. Ann's Catholic Church. Member of CAP

Mr. Smith, a second lieutenant

for 'profes-

application. -

He was a member “of the New in" the Civil Air Patrol, was beJ li Ito be piloting the two-place Augusta L utheran Church. the eve piloting p organizing _board of Mulberry Theo Neese Rites airplane which crashed’ from a

“low altitude near, Plainfield i

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pendent Order of Odd Fellows Be rence. A ¥ nse, a his in New Augusta, ; Burial for Theo Neese, 34, will jet iw Pl: a 25! 0 Hy al Surviving aré his wife, Ber- be in Washington’ Park Cemetery jed in Maple Hill i ht nice; a son, Roscoe, New Au following 2 p. m. services tomor--Services ery tnere,

-will be at 2 p. m. Friday

gusta; two daughters, Mrs. Retta row in Washington Street Pres- in Plainfiéld Methodist Church.

Hanes and Mrs. Frieda Westen-|byterian Church. ‘Both were thrown from the ‘barger, both of Indianapolis, and Mr. Neese, World War 1 sailor "plane. The cadet died a short: a brother; William, New Augusta, on the battleship USS Utah, died time later in Long Hospital here.

.and five grandchildren. vesterday in Methodist Hospital.; Edwin Joyce, Civil Air AdminServices will be at 10 a. m. after a brief illness. - He lived at istr ation official in Indianapolis, tomorrow in: Salem Lutheran 41 N. Sheffield Ave. said iInvestigaton- revealed no

Church. Burial will be in Crown por the past two years he was Known volations ef ‘CAA flying

granddaughter, Deanna Lee Cox

Mrs. Sadie Belle Bass The rosary wjll“be said at R - p.m. today for/ Mrs. Sadie Belle neral Home. - She was 67. Bass in the Patton Funeral Home, Born in Thorntown, Mrs. Park- Mrs. Bass, who was 73, died Suner lived in Indianapolis 18 years. day in her /home, 641 Blake St. She was a member of Southport She was A ilfelong resident of Presbyterian Church. Indianapdlis. Surviving are her ‘husband, Services will b : Fred W., and two brothers, Wil- , S01 ‘Cll pe at 9 a.m. to bur E. and Oliver J. Kennedy, church. Burial ime = pitas fe both of Indianapolis. iy ei Rak : Dtoows

Floyd W. Eaglin Surviving are a son, Paul Bass,

Floyd W. Eaglin, Indianapolis, MOTE CLS. hd a nephew, resident for two years, died yes; \ aries Wheeler, Indianapolis.

iterday in his home, 247 N. Beville Mrs. Minnie Smith |

Ave. He was 60, Z Services will be held at 2 p. Mis. Minnie M. Smith, tomorrow at Vails Funeral Home Sted JesteNiuy in her home, 7119 New\ Jersey, will be buried to-

in Madison. Burial will be in in C‘rown Hill following

morrow services at 2:30 p. m. in Flanner Mr. Eaglin, who was /a barber, & Buchanahk wih Bod lived in Madison befgre moving nps Smith. who was to Indianapolis. born in Lyonsville. She Indianapolis 40 \years.

He is survived /by

Mrs. Jennie M. Parker, who died yesterday in her home, 1542 Epler Ave. will be buried in Lebanon following services at 1 p. m. Friday in G. H. Herrmann Fu

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