Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1950 — Page 12

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Linotype Operator Dies in Home Here

Chester Sommer, a linotype operator, was to be ‘buried

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5" H. Ho, Chinése-born Indianphotographer, known nationally. for his key” portraitures, died unexpectedly. yesterday. He was 50. Mr. Ho was stricken in front in Gf his home, 418 E. 15th St., Crown Hill after services at 1:30 ‘he and his wife, Mrs. Brothers were preparing to drive to their N. Pennsylvania

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1942 aid she became a partner ‘For Mrs. Rearick in his studio here. | Services for Mrs, Elodie RearHe was a member of the Calvin ick, 721 E. Southern Ave., Prather Masonic Lodge, Scottishto be at 2 p. m. today in St. Rite; “Murat Shrine, National Mark's Lutheran Church Photographers’ Association, Indi- was to be in Washington Park: ana State Photographers’ Asso- Cemetery. i ciation’ and Sertoma Club, and = Mrs. Rearick, who was 66, died was formerly a member of the Friday in her home. - A native of: Indianapolis Press Club. South Bend, Pa., Mrs. Rearick Services will be at 10 a. m. came to Indianapolis in1921, ° |! Wednesday at Flanner & Bu- She was a member of St. Mark. chanan mortuary. Burial will be Church, Ladies’ Aid Society, Luin Crown Hill, theran ‘Missionary Society and

{to Indianapolis when a child.

{lived most of her life in Indian- morrow in Flanner ‘apolis, died yesterday at her home, mortuary. Burial will be in Crown ‘R.R. 17, Box 532.

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Mrs. Dannenberg, who was 84, Surviving are he was born in Waldron and moved Mayhew; nephews.

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Chester Sommer P. H. Ho, Well Kona ? mses os Dies Services Today Mrs. Coa. Dannenberg et a von Jos. 0

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Friday in his home, 904 Udell St. He was a resident of Indianapolis for 40 years. He was employed as a linotype

operator at Shield Press for eight years. Prior to that he worked 35

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* | Review. : __ |arthritis = infections, immigrated Times State Service Mrs. Dory Neolsey.(Lomeingy ZIP CO TS Mr. Sommer was born in Ches-/to Kansas City in 1915. : SCOTTSBURG, . Nov. 6—Serv ill and Mos. Jean x, ford; Ar A ter County, Pa. He was a member| Dr. Ho wanted his son to be- P,H. Ho... "low-key" artist. ices for James Oscar Scott, for- ] ister, My. DLERACTION REL PROVED ny Undes $25 of the North Indianapolis Church come a doctor. He sent him to, Indians Hii Photog mer postmaster here, were to be Merle Hunter y atdergnift, Fai f fH nm TOWRA Unaer ~ i illi o0g- an Ss - x of Christ. William Jewell College in Liberty, at 2 p. m. foday in the Stewart Ouse AT om coughs siuthiness / RW - BISHOP'S ++ +: x rexx Surviving are his wife, Mary Mo., but young Ho had other Japhers Aseociation has awarded Funeral Home here. Burial was tabula, ©. and a granddaughter. with. ath v 4 ¥ *N PENN Ln: two sons, Sgt. Roger C.lideas and left the school to enfoll fast op ies “for-portraiture the {5 he in Scottsburg Cemetery. Feo sea sare Ji ry] 7 LS avery bre b millic cof | ; — stationed in Tokyo and John J. in the Effingham, Ill, College of SL Bix years, o Mr. Scott, who was 72, died |(§7 PIMPLES AS IT DRIES It's easy! Use | by 0S of g Vallejo, Cal. a daughter, Mrs. Photography, where his outstand- In 1931, Mr. Ho worked as a priday night at his home. He THEM UP famous Vicks | modern mothers! Katherine Warble. Indianapolis; ing work soon earned him an as- free-lance photographer covering served eight years as post master. VapoRub this 4 a sister. Miss Bessie Summer, In- sistant ifistructor’s joi the Sino-Japanese War with a He. taught school many years in special way- Every single breath ks dianapolis: three brothers, Fred- Mr. Ho came. to Indianapolis silent motion picture carmera. southern Indiana. ug i steam: 1 pias ad erick. Nova Scotia, and Allen and In 1920 and’ was employed by While recording Japanese atroci- Surviving are ‘two daughters brings pelist fommbiation of Soothing meqAustin. Indianapolis, ‘and three several portrait studios before tics during the invasion of Shang- yp. Ald Mason, In a olis a er : grandchildren opening his own studio in the Nai, he was wounded in the leg. ', 4" Mrs. William ‘Weir, I Put 2 goog Be ama Dron nial ibe oe rir M Elmer Slifer is BuneManse Duiding in 1943. Returning to the United States, 0.; two sons, William L. and -VapoRub in a Sfscnjuls 2 elon rs Dn Se aspirin for uj rs. J is a adows and sub- he found American newsreel James L., both of Scottsburg; bowl of boiling water as di- colds cause so much misery! 3 Josenh ame. 1% Services for Mrs. Margaret M. Se fish lone worl um na-icompanies unwilling to use his two sisters, Miss Blanche Scott rected in package. Then let To keep up relief, rub Vicks \) : a - *C yr 8 § v, 8 f Dg fF aro ai r i- - > i i : J grain tablets as- | pennsylvania St. onal Te i n 20 placed his films for fear of arousing anti: who made her. home - with. Mr. your child breathe in the med- VapoRub on throat, chest and Orange favored. will be at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in graphs i = al » Pn ot Japanese feeling ficost Late: Ant MS. Jaurs Toy KLEEREX Makes Pimples Disappear Fast jeated Sapots PUR. 1 WORKS tor Boge Ss Pos ¢ rofessiona r o - married Miss Doris lor, Saybrook, Ill, and a brother, r Speaks & Finn Funeral Home. A camera _magazines. Jones, Elizabethtown, Ky., in William, Muncie. : : [OTS PNISa%, SACTIRADS A1 IT buts TM UP. 49 WORLD'S SETI UNOWN HOME REMEDY 10 REEVE MijERies Op coro!

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requiem high mass ‘will be sung at 9 a. m. at 8S. Peter and Paul athedral. Burial will be in St. as Cemetery at Shelbyville. Mrs. Slifer, who was 59, died Saturday at St. Vincent's Hos-| pital. She was an employee of | P. R. Mallory & Co. She was a native of St. Ind, olis for seven years. She was a member of the 8s | Peter & Paul Cathedral and the CIO International Electrical Workers Union. Surviving are her husband, El | mer; a son, Bill, Indianapolis; three sisters, Miss Lucy McAuliffe, Cincinnati, Mrs. Nell Jerman, sreensburg, and Mrs. E. B. Jones, | Flat Rock, Ind.; and two brothers, |

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Frank McAuliffe, St. Paul, and! Charles McAuliffe. Westport. Mrs. J. J. Saarsfield A requiem high mass for Mrs

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Wednesday in St. Joan of Ar Catholic Church following serv ices at 9:30 a. m. ‘n Kirby Mortuary. Burial will bé in Crown Hill. Mrs. Saarsfield died Saturday

in Cincinnati. A resident of Indi‘anapeolis from 1931 to 1945, she {was a member of the St. Joan of [Are Church and the Kappa Alpha Theta Mother's Club at Butler University. Surviving are her husband, ohn J., Cincinnatiy two daughters, Mrs. Allen W. Ball, Albany, Ga., and Mrs. Robert A. Hoover, Indianapolis; a son, John J. neal; a brother, Chandler Towns, Shrewsbury, Mass, Ma two sisters, Mrs. Charles Wright and Mrs. Leo Bolduc, Worcester; ‘Mass. y

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He was rushed to the home of Surviving safe. Bis his physician, Dr. Harry A. Ja- § cobs, but was pronounced dead on § Death was attributed to a heart ailment. Born in Canton, China, Mr. Ho and his father, Dr. Ho Ly-yuen,

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