Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1950 — Page 35

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* Rites Tomorrow

ton. Funeral Home,

Dr. {found ‘dead Wednesday [rooming house at 342 N. West St.| |A preliminary. report by the coro{ners’ office said he probably died! from an overdose of sleeping pills. Shobe practiced medicine {In Indianapolis for the. last six Isix years and*had recently closed 'his office at 615 N. West St. to. istudy obstetrics at .the Kansas) City (Mo.) General Hospital.

Dr.

Shobe, who wa

Physician Practiced

Here for Six Years

Dr. Walter Shobe will be buried! {in Crown Hill following services! lat 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Pat-

s 31,

was in a

Dr. Walter Shobe Walter S. Harris

Rites Tomorrow -

Walter S. Harris, retired coal

t his home, 106 N. Arsenal Ave.

He was

A' native of Ohio, Mr. Harris

84.

Sither and farmer, died weerany Shrew Not Caught Napping

lived in Indianapolis Tour years.|

{more

{He was employed at the Twin ‘Mines, south of than 30 years

Jasonville,

near Jasonville for 35 years.

Funeral

Home

He was a member of the Salemi man who made the startling revelation earliér this vear that bats Baptist Church at and the Odd Fellows Lodge in plotting to-entangle themselves in { Vicksburg. Services will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Welch & .Cornett my den to study them at all hours

Brownstown

at Linton. The

body will be returned to the Flan- growsily. ner & Buchanan Mortuary here. them with their eves closed. Cremation will follow." - Surviving are his seven daugh- keep them open, Helters, Mrs. Ernest Robinson, Mrs.

jived 2 10% w. 27th St. Lorene Snyder and Mrs. Mary ” vas orn in -Bowling Hutchings, all of Indianapolis; sreen, Ky, and spent his. early] and Mrs. Edna Piggs, Dugger; years on the campus of Kentucky Mrs. Blanche Conrad. Chic ago;

State

College,

Frankfort,

tors. His father, Walter I.. Shobe,] {win Park, Cal;

is principal of the Lynch (Ky.) Milwaukee and Dr. Melvin, Cleve- he switched on the flash and!

{High School.

Dr. Shobe was graduated from great- grandchildren. Kentucky State College and stud-|

{ied medicine at Mehany Medical College under the Army Specialized Training Program,

land;

He was a member of Omega

Ky. Mrs. Alma Detch, Corpus Christi, out on a cot in the darkness, | where his parents were instruc-/Tex and Mrs Jean Wesner, Bald-| With a small pocket flashlight

two sons, Roy,|

11¢ grandchildren and two looked,

Mrs. A. J. Koehler

Rites to Be Tomorrow paper on animal behavior,

J “on Con Come fraternity and of the Persian . Vo guanine medium siz8 § Temple Masonic Lodge. ervices [e et : Bast iii Hot Bro Surviving are his wife, Fannie, a. { in heavy a teacher at Public School 23; his Brows E08 finely Tra parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. bu (RL 4 Shob Lynch Kv.: b | i 1 ows Oi Mob Ghd Shobe, Lynch, Yi: 8 rother, . 1 Ie 3 Ne ne eas! Benjamin, Louisville, and three In Catholic Church 3 dew = 4 uncles, all of Indianapolis, Mrs. Mary Koehler, who died BN pu wr. ST : Wednesday, will be huried in St.

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Ethel Smith, popular organist, with Fabien a m. at the Lauck Funeral Home.

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Roscoe Reel, inicipal Court 3, was treated at ree RBraen, | General Hospital for injuries re-iprothers i ceived in an automobile accident! gqp. today.

field on a Boston {program with Arthur Fielder last lar E: June.

Court Clerk | Injured

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Surviving are her husband, a daughter, Mrs.

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