Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1951 — Page 12

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Mrs, Karrer, who was 53, dled 34 anothe

Butler Presbyterian Church,

Pvt. William S. Griffith Killed in Korea Action

Pvt. William 8. Griffith, drafted into the Army in September, was killed in action Feb, 15, or 11 days after he arrived in Korea. | His mother, Mrs. Martha Dragoo, of 5848 Primrose Ave. recelved word of his death from the Defense Department a week ago

! Pvt. Griffith was a student at Butler University before entering | the service.

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Pvt. Grifith was a member of Literary Club and the

Also surviving are his father,

‘hester Griffith, and a sister, Mrs. Betty Williams, Indianapolis. Pvt. John Francis Naughton, school pupil who woh't be 16 years, r Indianapolis drafted old before May 25 is eligible to! Detroit before entering the Army

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Clarence H. Garrett

Services for Clarence H. ret, 23, who died Friday in Long Hospital, will be at 10 a. m. to- ¢ morrow in Jacobs Brothers West| Side Chapel. Burial will be in New Crown. Mr. Garrett lived at 935 W.|

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his father, McKinley Garrett, and

non, Miss Ruby Garrett, and Miss Ruth Garrett, all of Indian-| {apolis.

Onclyous Jennings

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tomorrow (Church. Burial will be Crown.

a native of Lancaster, Ky.

Susie; two nieces and two,

‘George Hobbs

Services for George Hobbs, 816 Torbett St, will be at 1 p. m.| tomorrow at Greater Gethsemane

New Crown, Mr. Hobbs, who was 65, died Friday in his home. He is sur-| liam, both of Indianapolis.

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soon be back In action after re-| A member of the Marion Coun-| covering from a wound in the words: ty Democratic Club and the State | root,

Mrs. Mary Ellen Naughton, of received the Pvt. Naughton,

Ky. were They had been in Korea

When Pvt. Naughton arrived at

Honorary pallbearers will be the hospital he found he had two Mrs, (bullet holes in his canteen.

A graduate of Cathedral High

Kelly, Mrs. E. C. Wakelam, Mrs. School, he was employed by 4n-| Leroy Portteus, Mrs, Ethel Dean, ternational Harvester Co.

Pfc. Robert Eugene Belkman,

21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert! ( pctive palthearers are Judge Betkman, 125 N, 6th Ave., Beech Dan B. White, Jess W, Peden, Grove, is in a Tokyo hospital Seymour Mazur, Louis P. Adams, with a fractured wrist. :

He was hit by a bullet Feb, 16

after he took over a BAR which] his best friend had been firing. His friend was killed, He was a

{member of a spearhead company.

Pfc. Beikman had been em-

ployed as a painter by New York|

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Vermont St. He is survived vy John Frank Ress three sisters, Mrs. Luverta Han- Dies at Tell City

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Burial here will follow services

nephews. : Jat 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Evan-/ gelical and Reformed Church, wife, Wini-| pss of fred, four sons, a daughter, an- pi {other brother and two sisters. :

Surviving are his

Baptist Church. Burial will be ir Services Tdmorrow For Frankfort Man

Times State Service FRANKFORT, Mar. 12 Serv

vived by two sons, John and Wil- jeg for Eugene H. Whitaker, pio- | neer railroad fireman, will be at | Friends may call at Peoples 2 pn m, here tomorrow. .

Mr. Whitaker died Saturday in

Franklin at the age of 95. He was | ‘fireman on the first train out of {¥rankfort : |& Kokomo Railroad.

on the old Frankfort Born in Northfield, Mass, Mr.

from Pennsylvania to East Sts. |Whitaker lived here since 1873.

today was approved by the Board In later years, he was active in (real estate and insurance.

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