Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1950 — Page 11

Cabbie [Bert H. Cloe = . [Rites Tomorrow

: polis Bleaching Rites Wedn J y {Co., died yesterday in Cold Spring For R. P. Bennett

Robert P. Bennett, James Whit- |

‘Hospital, He was 64. . | Mr. Cloe was an Indianapolis!

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‘a nursing home in Columbus. He retired in 1948 as inspector

Buel F. Ulm Dies at Delphi

Times State DELPHI, Dec. 11—Buel F. DePauw Universit

Of Poet Dies |.=.x.c. ves, ve Rites Arranged

Ulm, former publisher of 2he director, was honored with a sur-| [ay In the Hameo flere Yester prise program yesterday after-/his 40 years at the university and Mrs. Lee Shaeffer. He was 76. hoon in recognition of his 40 his 60th birthday. ; i Entering the publishing busi. [Fe ding. at | Oscar P. Osthoff, former Olym- ness in the early 1920's in partnercomb Riley's favorite cab PL oo Years; Tendin E 2° ples champion, All-American foot- ship with the late Bert Mayhill,

‘Road Veterans’ Administration Ex-Olympics Champ . Dies at Age 67

i i i ball player and city engineer since Mr. Ulm sold his interest in the! ‘ - a for many years, died yesterday in born at Kirklin, 11945, will be buried in Milwaukee, paper three years ago. Born in * Wis., following services at 10 a. m. Camden, he came here in 1890. He’

Surprise Program Honors Organist Igy | Times State Service . .years of service at the university. 4 GREENCASTLE, Dec. 11—Dr.

{The program was presented by {Van Denman Thompson, veteran .,, School of Musie.

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: y organist and| p..ggent Clyde E£. Wildman St fo 1Y: an lcongratulated Dr. Thompson on ¢ ih

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| First driving a horse-drawn {hack in his early teens, he wore a long blue coat with brass buttons to hide his knee pants._so !that customers wouldn't knew he was just a boy. Mr. Benne, who was 57, was a lifetime resident of Indianap-

mortuary for 37 years, _ | Services Wednesday

- HOOSIER Pen Shop 19 E. Market FR-1862

/taken somewhere. He used to spin long yarns with the boy as they rode all over Marion County.

{home late at night,

Services will bé held at 2 p.m. | Wednesday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill

Take Our State Out of the Murder Business

Michigan has not imposed the Death Pen.

{five grandchildren,

No confributions or charges of any kind. Phone or come in. Everyone welcome.

IAM and the Scottish Rite.

FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CONVENIENCE

SABLOSKY'S

Open Every Night Till 9 P.M.

for the bleaching company after

{World War 1. tomorrow in Harry W. Moore while moving

{Memoriat*Park. 2 | Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ridian Hotel olis. He lived at 1625 Nowland Ave. He was an assistant funeral ter, Mrs. Alta Pardue, Indianap- Bro wn County. director for Flanner & Buchanan!

| ville, and a granddaughter, Mrs. kee, he became

| Mr. Riley always called on Rob- James C George ert whenever he wanted to be! itype operator and Army veteran! Assigned as the city park chief] Administration of the AAA and |of ‘Wold War I, died yesterday in engineer last December, Mr. Ost- prominent farmer here, will - be {Cold Spring Road Veterans’ Ad- hoff was appointed postwar plan- buried tomorrow following serviministration Hospital. Mr. George, Ding expediter five years before jces at 2 p.m. here. {Many times Mr. Bennett spent the

who was 58, resided at 2040 N. by the late Mayor Robert |entire day with him bringing him |

{three years. Surviving are his wife, Mabel; | alty for over a Century and has Mss mur- | two daughters, Mrs, Wanda Wat-la. m. tomorrow in Shirley! An honorary member of the| der than Indiana, Urge your legislature to |ison and Miss Wetona Bennett: a

act. Join Darrowin ! {son, Robert A., all of Indianapolis, a sister, Mrs. Helen B. HoldWednesday, Dec. 13 |ing, Miami, Fla.; a stepsister, Mrs. |

9am lo 5p m.—Claypool Hofel {Alice Corrigan, Indianapolis, and|

Mr. Bennett was a member of | {Heath Memorial Methodist | {Church, Hofbrook Chapter, F &

In Store Explosion

land 13 passengers injured when|ton Avenue Evangelical Reformed

10 years service. A member of mortuary, ; Grace Methodist Church, Mr. Cloe| yo. o'gthofr,

served 18 months overseas iniwn, was 67. died

Saturday of Services will be held at 1 p. M.'s heart attack

; |Commerce, Odd Fellows Lodge, © |Masonic Lodge and the Presbyiterian Church. ; Other survivors include a son, {Leo, Lafayette, and two sisters, Mrs. Earl Baldwin, Chicago, and Mrs. Horace Stevenson, Kirklin.

Peace Chapel. Burial will be In into winter quar- § ters in the Melowing services at 3 p. m.

G. H. Kirkham Dies; Rush County AAA Boss

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| RUSHVILLE, Dec. 11—Glen H.

Cynthia Mae Cloe, a step-daugh- from his home in

olis; a brother, Milo Cloe, Nobles- Born in Milwau-

Barbara Seigle, Indianapolis. inoted as an en-

. |gineer there. He

Mr. Osthoft iis recognized as tie originator of Kirkham, Rush County chairman

James C. George, former tele- the serpentine-type dam. of the Production and Marketing

Mr. Kirkham died Saturday in Pennsylvania. Tyndall. his home. He was 61.

Mr. George, born at Capbells-| A graduate of the University of, A lifelong resident of Center

iville, Ky., was an Indianapolis|Wisconsin, he won nine athletic Township, he served as county

resident 35 years and formerly letters there, He was weights and chairman of the Rural Electrifiworked in the teletype division of swimming champion on the 1906 cation Membership Corporation the New York Central System American Olympics team. At one! since its inauguration. He was a {time he was declared the Wiscon- member of the Presbyterian Services will be held at 10:30/sin state handball champion. {Church and Lions Club. | Surviving are his wife, Eulalia; Brothers’ Central Chapel. Burial National Athletic, Club, Mr. Ost-'a daughter, Mrs. Ernest Chance; will be in Memorial Park. jhoff was a member of the Na- a sister, Mrs. Wayne Addison, all . Three sisters survive. They | tional Professional Engineers’ So-| of Center Township, and a grandare Mrs. A. L. Morgan and Mrs. (ciety and the Indiana Engineering! child and a nephew. John T. Crawford, both of Indi SOllety are Bis wife. Cathophs. = i= eer rer Snafolls, and Mis. A. AK, erine; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Miss Jane Williams . : Louise Nugent and Mrs. Arlene Services Arranged d

Miller, both of Milwaukee, an Ti t Dugger Woman Dies |urs. Barbara Collins, Platteville, LaGRANEE™S5e™ _ ase

|Wis.; a nephew and two nieces!Jane Porter Williams, member of and two grandchildren. the board of directors of the La3 sens Grange County Children's Home, Stanley, 60-year-old Dugger farm Services Are Held will De hukied at Howe eliowing woman, was fatally burned here {services at 2 p. m. tomorrow in yesterday in the -explosion of a For Homer Marsh {the home there. kerosene stove in her kitchen| Services were held this after-| Miss Williams, who was 89, Which subsequently destroyed the noon for Homer Marsh, grocery 9i¢d Saturday in her home. She home by fire. loperator and 5-vear r ident of Was active in the Presbyterian Her husband, Roy, was at the y esident of cpyren, the WCTU and the Ped barn when the explosion occurred. C1aPapolis, at Hisey X Titus Cross. The only immediate surHe managed to get Mrs. Stanley mortuary. Burial was in Crown! vivor is a sister, Miss Katherine out of the kitchen. She died in/Hill. He died aSturday at the Williams. Mary Sherman Hospital here a'home of a daughter, Mrs. Mildred oremerpmt sper are few hours after the blast. (Monroe, 6004 College Avenue. Chemists to Meet The Dugger Fire Department | Mr. Marsh formerly operated a! Michael Fleischer. U. 8 reached the scene a few minutes grocery at Ohio Street and Park| Dx . : ed ll ‘address after the explosion but was un-/Avenue for many years. Born|Geologica rey IL Migrese able to save the house. {near dinburg, Mr. Marsh lived at|the December meeting of the 2901 Carrollton Avenue, dianapolis Sestion, American 2 BURNED IN PRR WRECK He was a member for 25 years| Chemical 3 MILLERSBURG, Pa., Dec 11|0f Calvin Prather Masonic Lodge Inursday a :

{subject will be “The abundance (UP)—Two crewmen were burned and Was a member of the Car roll. 24% Distribution of the Chemical

Elements.”

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a Pennsylvania branch line train/Church. hit a rock slide and was derailed Surviving are his wife, Edna;

[tomorrow in-Flanner & Buchanan was a member of the Chamber as:

{Burial will be here tomorrow fol-

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