Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1951 — Page 7

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Services for William R. Tibbs, engineering contact man for Allison Division, General Motors Corp.,, were to be at 2:30 p. m. today in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel with burial in Washington Park.

Mr. Tibbs, who was 61, died Friday in his home at 907 Eastern Ave. He had been ill] 15 wegks. A native of Middletown, he lived here 38 years and belonged to the Woodruff Place Baptist. Church.

He was formerly an automobile galesman and worked for Allison's the last 10 years.

Surviving are his wife, Cora: two daughters, Mrs. Katherine Hinchman and Mrs. Opal Colvin, Indianapolis; two sons, Richard, Indianapolis, and Thomas 8. Rochester, N. Y.; two sisters, Mrs. Roxie Stanley, Cowan, and Mrs. Mae Melson, Anderson, and five grandchildren,

Finis H. Brown |

| cok : : : CREAM : < ’e Second Presbyterian Church, : Finis H. Brown; employee of ; = : 5 ay Mr. Kern was elected ‘to the : ) : Miss Hannah M. Kelly sine Tndianapalie Power & Light Co| COMPOSER'S POSIES—Sigmund Romberg (right), composer, presents flowers fo Mrs. Cecil Senaie in 1911. He was majority| Surviving besides duge Kern 00 CERI Blo OY dr 1 BR 28 years, died yesterday in Bill-| Byrne with Mr. Bym&s: happy approval. The Byrne's new dress shop inspired him to write a song. |leader during the administration © 0 LH “50 P00, Trade anapoli ‘many years, Mis It or th i) ] ; “ : vd. a of Woodrow Wilgon, He wag de-|/lOrney for the Federal Trade anapolis milliner many years, DIFFERENCE 8 e Inge. e rans Administrauon| re — 8 Bon Emig #8 E or olla nr gy ee ETE pie fri his” CAMpAign for. Tes Commission in Washington: Rind Eyesierany. a ROTO REY” esl a Hespl XP le oll TH ny phe wi SPE Qr Showman. Adds ourth.. bs T lelaction-andaiind ir 1817: a¢ Ash-ATARdsOn, John W. Kern IT] Har-2707 N. . Pennsylvania St. She, = sggelone’s A resident Indianapolis Pa ] oimer B Stevens ville. N. C. hi Aa er v dtudent: ‘a Was 8, y .

years, ‘Mr. Brown lived at 2277] Indianapolis Ave. He was a vet-| eran of World War I and a member of the Tillman Harpole Amerfcan Legion Post and Mt. Zion Baptist Church.

Business fo Enterprises

By. OPAL CROCKETT An ex-showman has juggled himself into a foursing. business jcgreer he joined carnivals to avoid. | Cecil Byrne, formes juggler and tight wire walker, adds Cecil's, Inc., ladies’ apparel shop, 1301 N. Arlington Ave. to the three busi-| - He is survived by his wife, | nesses he has directed since carnival days. He's president of Victory Ex Insurange Agent Emma; a sister, Mrs. Mary Lou Cleaners and of Theater Productions which operates Murat Theater,

Mrs. Araminta C. Kern, Widow of Senator, Dies

Mrs, Araminta C. Kern, widow ‘fof former U. 8. Sen. John W, Kern and mother of Judge John W. Kern, former mayor of Indian~ apolis, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital, . Mrs. Kern, who was 85, was stricken two weeks ago with a {cerebral hemorrhage and had been in a coma since. She had {lived at 1836 N. Pennsylvania |8t, the past 60 years except for time spent with -her husband in Washington, D. C. Her death occurred on the 40th anniversary of her husband's inaugural as U. 8. Senator from Indiana. Mrs, Kern came to Indianapolis with her husband in 1884 from Kokomo, where he was city attorney. During their stay here, he was reporter for the Indiana ay Supreme Court, state Senator, yy . city solicitor ‘and special assist- Mrs. Araminta C. Kern ant district attorney. After run-| Mrs. Kern headed the board of ning for< governor of Indiana the Indiana State Girls’ School twice, he was Democratic nomi-| for many years and later became nee. for Vice President of the its president. Shé was active in U. 8. on the Democratic ticket/the Indianapoalis Free Kinderwith William Jennings Bryan in|garten Society, Propylaéum, Fort-.-|1908, nightly Club and Flower Mission, She was a lifelong member of the

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Harold R. Kime, head of H. R. {Kime Insurance Adjusters Co. was found dead yesterday in his parked car at Noblesville, A {coroner's reporf said death was caused by a heart atack. He was 54.

| Born in Petersburg, Mr. Kime {lived here seven years. His home was at $235 Central Ave. He at{tended Hanover College and was a graduate of Northwestern University. {

He was a member of Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, Phi Delta Theta Fraternity and Blue Goose International, insurance men’s organization. :

Burial in Crown Hill will follow services at 1 p, m. tomorrow

Surviving are his wife, garet; a daughter,

|ers, Allen, Petersburg, and Posey,

Majority Leader Washington, PB. C. :

Mrs. Kern returned to Indian- rdnddaughter, Miss. Mary Flor-| A lifelong resident of Indianapapolis ‘with her children ‘and be- ence Kern, freshman at Brynolis, she was a graduate of St. came active in civic and charity Mawr, and a step-daughter, Mrs. John's Academy. She was a memwork. Her son, John W. Kern, George B, Lawson, daughter of ber of 88. Peter and Paul Catheembarked on a political . career, the late Senator Kern by a pre-/dral becoming mayor of Indianapolis vious marriage. | A requiem high mass will be . lin 1935. He resigned before the| Burial in Crown Hill will fol-/sung at™® a. m. Wednesday in the Dies at Age 60 fend of his term to becéme a mem-low services Wednesday at the Cathedral following services at|

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Kennedy, Chattanooga, Tenn., and! a brother, Tenn. Burial in Floral Park will follow services at 1 p.m. Wednhesday in Mt. Zion Churhh.

Mrs Bertha Fischer > 8 p. m. today

Services for Mrs. Bertha Roepke |. Fischer, Indianapolis resident. ‘most “of her life; willbe held at! 10 a. m. tomorrow-:in J. C. Wil-| son Chapel of the Chimes. Burial | will be in, Cumberland. i

Mrs. Fischer, who was 74, died | Friday: in sher home at 632 San- |

St. itd > CRA RARE EE formed Church and the Ladjes 3 Aid Society of the church. | ot —..... he. ls survived by. a. daughter. ® Mrs. ‘Bertha Kleine; two sons, William and Albert, all of Indi-|

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died yesterday in her home at 415 myansville; and

Park following services at 1 p. m./sAjpert Kaufman,

West Side Chapel. Mrs. Meadows was 75. She was a member of Tabernacle Baptist Church. -

Willis Hilliard

Mrs. Edna Skiles, Chicago, and| three brothers, Ben, Bud and John | ¥Tida. Crayeroft, Louisville, Ky. and Illinois St. two grandchildren and four great Miss., he lived here 33 yea grandchildren. |

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anapolis; and a brother, William Zion Evangelical Church. | Her son’s illustrations appear junior apparel along with special in’ the ‘Saturday Evening Post, costumes for petite women. Collier's Coronet, Country Gentle-| man and many other magazines. er and buyer and her husband,

Surviving besides the son are|president, of th ; E x dianapolis resident 28 years who , sister, ie. Katie Kaufman; farris. e shdp. Mrs. Elsie Wednesday in Montgomery Fu-|

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{and 34 great-grandchildren, at Jacobs boss, a cleaner in Greensburg, on

Brothers West Side Chapel after his way to the golf course.

Joseph F. Matthews Joseph Franklin ang soon he did. Matthews, who died Saturday at his home, 3326 N. Capitol

Bennie, Columbia, Rites to Be-Today

! Margaret (poser, wrote the song, “Zing, Zing Wehr, mother of Paul A, Wehr,|—Zoom, Zoom.” noted illustrator, were to be at| in Flanner &/saying: ‘Zing, zing, you get an| Mor-|idea . . tuary. Burial will Zoo zoom, you've carried it out! be in--Mt: Ver<and it’s done!” Mr. Rombeér ip an slicemet a Bo ee Rat 4 pb {plained to Mr. and ROME Shops He liked ait our policemen andi ont -against “would - bel poked wilt folloi: in:Clermont... He Was the; Peatiody Memorial: Home|" Mrs. Wehr, who : was 63, died Sat- [ceived the idea of writing the in her song.” son's home, 6038 Allisonyille went out with announcements for Road. A native the new store opening. | Vernon, | she had lived in| _ Indianapolis, 19 ion show. in Jones. Restaurant, years. She was a 7803 ‘E.” Washington St. member of the monthly fashion shows in the!

four brothers, Miss Dora Deltour, Miss Suzanne Blake St., will be buried in Floral Herman C. Kaufman, Evensville;\ white and Mrs. Leslie Carter.

Campbellston,| nr Byrne's latent busi -! Wednesday in Jacobs Brothers 0, and William K. and Henry K. | oer ¥ nt business ca- ,

Kaufman, both of Mt. Vernon.

Services for Willis Hilliard, ve- dead, at the B and G Co. She is survived by a daughter, tired carpenter-contrdctor, will be Mrs. Katherine Richardson In- at1 p.m. Wednesday in the North dianapolis; two sisters, Miss Mat- Indianapolis First Baptist Church.

tie Crayeroft,- Indianapolis, and Burial will be in New Crown. Mr. Hilliard, who was 90, died . Friday in his home at 1036 N.|a cleaners’ convention. |

A native of Como,

Survivors are three daughters,|ly successful machine that reMiss Margaret Hilliard and Mrs. molded hats, following their orig|Willard Smith, both of Indianap-|inal {olis, and Mrs. Bettie Hall,

{ son, Mich.; a son, Isaiah Hilliard.! : 28 grandchildren pealed to Mr. Byrne. That's how

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Ave. show business Mr. Byrne directs were held today at Hisey & Titus pyplicity for the Shrine circus. Mortuary. Burial followed in Glen

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and had reApply Peter-/sided in Indianapolis for 45.years. son’s Ointment at once. This cool-|He was a native of Spiceiznd, 1S has given joyful relief to thou- Gertrude B.; a daughter, sands for 40 years. Relieves itch-{Margaret Pedlow; a son, Josep All druggists, box C., all of Indianapolis, and a sis40c, or applicator tube 70c. Peter- ter, Mrs. Clara Judkins-of Frank-

Mis. for Ernest O. Ridgeway, jeweler ; io. nis mother, Mrs. Elizabeth "land optometrist here for 25 years, oA ’ p|20C Op ) Gardner;

3 - - | Herman wedding Soothing Relief |Cook, an asbestos worker for the {Charles Kegal Co., were to be at {11 a. m. today in Shirley Brothers in

|gaturday in his home at 835 N.| iotsD! He had been ill |four months. Born in Greencastle, |

Baring Skin he had lived in Indianapolis 36 Skin Rash |years.

Surviving are his wife, Violet,

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Members of the Indianapolis Per of the Federal Tax Court. Heresidence., Arrangements are 8:30 a. m. in Blackwell Funeral] Police Department lost one of I$ NOW présiding judge. |being made by Kirby Mortuary. |Home. Burial will be in Holy]

their best friends yesterday. | T (Cross Cemetery. |

H H B. Stevens, | . | Metopiciar omer, B. Suveie Dyker Player Late, Ray Mm McCartney

Surviving is a sister, Miss Julia] Kelly. agent 22.years, who died in his | Services Tomorrow . Rome at 3201 Graceland Ave. ue Shuffled Off to Services for Ray Mack Me- Mrs. Sallie S. Cook was A { * * i [ Jail With Others |

i Cartney, R. R. 18, will be held ince his retirement six years » ‘ “Mr Stevens spent most of his| — lat 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Stevens dianapolis resident, will be buried by (WE { Crown Hill, here, following

spare time at the police station.| POLICE held a pat hand last Chapel of the Flowers. Burial! gapvices at 9 a. m. tomorrow in

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Mr. Stevens would arrange for a|playing poker. The Byres plan a spring fash-| acs to be said for him and he! There was a knock on the woiild send him cards and flowers. §o6r.” “The “police beckoned" the 714 hid Been employed as a crane An Indianapolis resident most newcomer to enter. |

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Cook. * | Surviving: are a daughter, Mrs, | ‘Everett A. Davisson, Clinton;

and} and two granddaughters.

He died Friday-in she was the ‘widow of Robert F.!

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