Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1951 — Page 14

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Tech Sophomore Wil Sanders’, | mesial Death

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Dies in Hospital

|were held recently in George W

Donald E. Lewellen |! "oral Home. Burial was! Study Circumstances

. in Floral Park Cemetery. : Rites Friday ? Mr. Sanders, who was 68, lived ‘In H. R. Kime Case

Donald Eugene Lewellen, 15- ava Harris year-old sophomore at Technical| {former employee High School, died yesterday of o¢ Iink-Belt Co pneumonia in-Methodist Hospital. gnq the Indiana He was the son of Mr. and gipate Highway Mrs. Kenneth A. Lewellen, of Department. He 4106 Fletcher Ave. Born in Indi-|was a charter anapolis, he was a Boy Scout and | member of the A member of Community Chapel pathers A uxilurc : ary, 8 body was found Services will be held at 1:30 an 5 ; ; Sunday morning n. m. Friday in the church. The 1 avelte Gossette. ’ in the back seat place of burial has not been ar- Post 908 of his 1950 autoragged, Friends may call at’ gurviving are Mf Sanders mopile in NoVing gore Peate Chapel, his wife, Edna; two sons, Harley blesville. It was are a Lrcrhes Caer Rateufis. and Joel; three daughters, Misses parked on a randparents, Mr. and Mie E. C. Luella and Kathryn Sanders and downtown street g ee 5 Mrs, Ruth Broadstreet, all of In- in front of the ’ ldfanapolis; * three sisters, Miss Houston Hotel,

town Noblesville Sunday. Mr. Kime'’s

Nobert E. Walker Hallie Sanders, Harvey Ill.; Mrs. Noblesville po- Mr. Kime

J. 1. t y : t Robert E. ‘Walker. a carpenter Rin. th Chicago, and Mrs, lice had put two

was 75. {children, A native of Mineral Point, Wis., found by his family.

apolis 24 years. He was a member | of 8t. Philip Neri Catholie Church. A requiem high mass will be fung in the church at 10 a.m. Friday preceding. services at 9:30 a.m, in: Grinsteiner's Funera)

Indianapolis, will be held tomor- suffered a heart attack. 1rgw in Denver, Colo.

Mr. Stettler, who was 70, died Rites Set Tomorrow Saturday in Denver.-He had lived.

Home. : in Indianapolis 35 years before For ‘Ole Miss’ Skipper moving to Denver. He was a, .Capt. 8. V. Lewis, pilot on the member of the Evangelical| Mississippi, Ohio, Cumberland and

+= Surviving are his wife, Cecelia Il.; two sons, Robert D. and Clarence J., Indianapolis; a daughter, 1; lirs. Mary M. Irving, Toledo, O. United Brethren Chur two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Walker, IMarshall, Tex., and Mrs. Eliza- the church-the last eth Hill, S8an Antonio, Tex., and iive grandchildren,

ch in Denver Tennessee Rivers the past

Burviving are his wife, Olga; there tomorrow.

———— Weller and Mrs, Thomas Mullin, his home at Bowling Green, where atation High Low Il |both of Denver; a son, Robert he was a life-long resident. I Afiy-zaasazaersrnsooan- 03 38 [lilled by Car: Stettler, Lansing, Mich, and three He was the father of §, V. Chicas 'ilillili.iilii.i..... a 3 Times State Service grandchildren. {Lewis Jr., Mrs. Lewis Campbell, Cleveland ........ ear 3 t CAA: T—James New-| tt |and James Lewis, all of Indian- Denver. * 2 48. 38 on, 53, of Blanford, .was killed lapolis. Pt. Worth . ime ed 11st night while walking along N.Y. Ship Movements tv POLS. survivors are his wife, Indianapojis’ (City) 0 43 Ind. 71 a half mile south of. St.| By United Press Sara, and three other children, Na any 8 3 Lerniece in Vermillion County. Aitivals—Ancon, Cristobal; Santa Rosa.| Migs Anna Carol Lewis, Bowling Minmespolis-8t. Pail erreie- 18 TLR lle was hit by a car driven by Departures—American Scout, Liverpool: Green: Capt. Frederick Lewis, New Orleans ................... 80 63 | Lichard P. D de France, Plymouth; Port Saint John ' p Naw. YORK iia aaiewesereiins 54 41 oe ar orfmeyer, 25, of Auckland’ on ashinston, Cobh: ue Ann, Covington, La. and Harry L. Oklahoma City Ceasndemiu iri vis 75 32} 3 ‘linton. | Scotland, Kingston: Santa Ans. "Aruba. “Lewis, Bowling Green. | Bittspargh ave pen it 08 F " San Antonio ..... 87 —_ . {San Braneisco 3 3 - See This And Other Brand . | Washington, D.C. ave 48 r Br New Models at L:

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be buried here following services Friday afternoon in High Street Methodist Church. Mr. Kinzie, who was 66, died ; last night ip Ball Memorial Hospital. Born in Cass County, he came here in 1909 and was employed in the purchasing department of the .company 41 years.

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