Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1951 — Page 20

1M. V. Hanscom Is Dead;

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

MONDAY, MAR. 26,1951

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Pioneer Auto

M. V. (Jack) Hanscom, one of America's pioneer automobile builders who died 1a¥t night in a nursing home, will be buried in Crown Hill after services at 10 'a. m. tomorrow In Hisey & Titus Mortuary. Mr, Hanscom, 2238 College Ave. had lived in Indianapolis since 1918. He was 80. ; Had Blacksmith Shop "Born in Modoc, Mr. Hanscom

“a operated a bhlasksmitn shop and 4 built farm wagons and buggies ull, there until he became interested » A A h i ™ in the “horseless carriage. ~d, NK BALL He moved to Winchester and

began building the ‘Hoosier Automobile,” a buggy frame containing a one-cylinder engine, Then he added another cylinder, |giving his vehicle a speed of 45 |mph.

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Times State Service CONNERSVILLE, Mar. 26 Services for Charles Moneyhon, a resident here for many years, will be at 2 p. m. today in Oxford, O. Burial will be in Dale

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Burial Planned In Crown Hill

{residents, will be buried in Crown [Hill after services at 2 p. m. {tomorrow in Robert W. stirling] {Funeral Home. Mrs. Rieman died Friday in a {nursing home. She was 92, the

ist. Born in Indianapolis, Mrs. Rie-|

coin died. She often recalled viewling the body of Lincoln while it

state capitol building. List of Survivors | Mrs. Rieman was a member of |Friedens Evangelical and Reformed Church. She. is survived by two sons,

i M. V. Hanscom Mrs. Nota W. Dorsett Harry and Frank, and, four

daughters, Miss Minnie and Miss, (Marie Rieman and Mrs. Clara

Services Are Today Peaper, all of Indianapolis, and

Services were to be at 1 p.m ~ today at the Tolin Funeral Mrs. Louise Cramer, Melrose Home for Mrs. Nota W. Dorsett, Park, "Ill; six grandehildren an

nine great- -grandchildren. .

who died Friday at St. Vincent's ® Hospital. Burial was to. be at

Gosport. Mrs. Lou Ray

Born in Owen County “78 pouty 1% Services Tomorrow lived with her daughter, Miss Services for Mrs. Lou Ray, who Dorothy, at 2030 N. Delaware died Friday in her home ‘at 2015 {St. for the last 14 years. W. 11th St. will be at 10 a. m.

| She is survived by a second tomorrow in Jacobs Brothers

|daughter, Mrs. Harry C. Miller, West Side Chapel. Spencer; a sister, Mrs. Ada J. be in Floral Park. Ratts, Hall, Ind.; three brothers,!| A resident of Indianapolis for Edward P. Truax. Mooresville, 30 years, Mrs. Ray was a Scott Truax, Elwood and Dayton member of Mt. Vernon. Baptist Truax, Spencer, and two grand- Church. She was 80, daughters, “Marilyn and Carolyn Survivors include her husband, Miller of Spencer. {Hude; a son, Buford, of New | Albany, and one grandson. Guy King

Services for-Guy King, retired Mrs. Margaret Jones

meat operator, will be held at 2| npg Margaret Jones, 1925 W. p. m. tomorrow in Royster & AS- ygtp gt. will be buried in Floril kin West Washington Street Mor- Park after services at 1 p. m. tuary. Burial will be in Floral Wednesday in St. Paul Baptist

Park. A Mr. King died Saturday mornv Church.

Ing in his home at 3412 W. Wash- : : : ington St. after a one-year illness, General Hospital Flower Mission.

He was 66. |She was 286. Born in Frankfort, Mr. King Born in Warren County, Miss., had lived in Indianapolis about|/Mrs. Jores lived eight years in 50 years. For 25 years, he oper-| Indianapolis. She was a member ated King's Market near his of St. Paul Church. home. He retired in 1949. | Survivors include a son, Ronnie, He was a member of a Des and her mother, Mrs. Malinda { Moines, Iowa, Masonic Lodge. Rucker, both of Indianapolis. Survivors include his wife, Ethel a daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Kennedy, and two grandchildren,

Mrs. Harry Singleton

Mrs. Brooks 8. Singleton, house matron for Lutheran’s

Jones died Saturday in

years, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. She was 58. | Born in Louisville, Mrs. Single-| ton had lived in Indianapolis the past eight yeéatrs. She lived at! 714 Biltmore 8t. f Mrs. Singleton was a member of the First Christian Church. | Services will be held at 2:30 {p. m. tomorrow in: G. H. Herr-, mann Funeral Home. Burial will

Harry ¥.; one son, Gus 1. Indf-| anapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Clora Leach, Paris, Tenn. and Mrs. | Cecil Reed, Paducah, Ky.; one! brother, Ernest Smith, Paducah, | and two grandchildren,

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A requiem high mass for Paul Matthews, employed as a ma{chinist at the International Harvester Co. the past three months, will be sung at 9 a. m. in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral following services at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in Grinstieners Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. Matthews died Saturday in General Hospital. He was 47.

Born in Chicago, he had lived! here three months. He was a member of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Only immediate survivor is a brother, John Matthews, Indianapolis. | Byron Stewart, World War I| veteran and former resident of Indianapolis, will be buried in Washington Park after. services at 2 p. m. today in Hamilton! Funeral Home. Mr. Stewart died Thursday in| the Indiana Soldier's Home at| Lafayette. He was 53. While in Indianapolis, Mr.| Stewart was a member of Frank! T. Strayer Post, VFW: Disabled! American Veterans Post 5 and] American Legion. He lived in 245 N. Capitol Ave, He is survived by a brother,

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Succumbs to Cancer With thoughts of the Ehster| Bunny still in her mind, little 3. year-old Amalda Apgar died this morning. : She suffered from a malignant | growth discovered last June. Medical science with all its wonder was unable to prolong her life or ease her suffering. Peacefully and silently, sure rounded by those she loved, the child went home to God this day | after Easter, Perhaps to a room in His house of many mansions, where good little girls can romp and play— not plagued with pains of cancer. | Where there are bunnies, chicks and dancing ducks galore in hon-| or of Him who rose on Easter!

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Mrs. Pearl Holloway

Dies at Home The daughter of Mr, and Mrs. | S d {David Apgar was at her home,| ervices Arrange 1925 Warman Ave., when she deid. | Mrs. Pearl Holloway, 70-year- She was taken to Methodist | old native of Middletown, will be Hospital Mar. 15, the fourth time ? buried in Washington Park fol- since her illness struck. Doctors | lowing sefvices at 1:30 p. m. to- could. give no hope and she was

Hill Chapel. She died last night Fear was even expressed that in her home ‘at A718 N. New Jer- she would net live long enough to| sey St. see_the official ‘Easter Bunny, so A resident of ‘Indianapoljs 45 the friendly rabbit started paying years, Mrs. Holloway attended the special visits to her last WednesSecond Church of Christ Scientist. day. He came every day, making She is survived by a son, Glenn; his last visit yesterday. two daughters, Mrs. Marcella Ren-, “. . . and He said unto them, nett and Mrs. Evelyn Goldsbor- Suffer the little children to come) ough, all of Indianapolis; three unto me, and forbid them not: sisters, Mrs. Lenna McKenzie, In-/for of such is the kingdom of] dianapolis, Mrs. Hallie Saunders, | God.” Summitville, and Mrs. Doris

Pierce, Tunnelton, and two grand- Mrs. C. L. Hornaday

children. ; Max L. Bernheimer Services Tomorrow . I Mrs. Barbara Hornaday, 4814

Max IL. Bernheimer, 3350 N. Central Ave., will be buried in! Capitol Ave., who died yesterday, Crown Hill after services at 3 was a native of Stuttgart, Ger-'p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & many, and had lived in Indianap- Buchanan Mortuary. olis seven years. Mrs. Hornaday died yesterday Services for Mr.- Bernheimer, in Methodist Hospital. She was who was employed at ‘Billings 62. Veterans Hospital, will be held at| Born in Salem, she moved to] 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in Aaron-|Indianapolis in 1923, and was a| Ruben Funeral Home. Burial ar- member of First Presbyterian rangements are not completed. [Church., Survivors include his wife,’ Survivors include her husband, Edith; a sister, Mrs. Emmy Neu- C. L. Hornaday; a sister, Miss | berger, New York City, and a/'Clara Voyles, and a brother,! brother, Jacob, Terre Haute. | Roger Voyles,, both of Salem.

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