Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1951 — Page 10

Ries for Parolee And Cabbie Set

Killed in Battle on Near East Side

Services for a Federal parolee and a taxicab driver whom he shot to death will be only a few hours apart tomorrow. In Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, services for Ralph Edward Wells, 28, will be at 10 a. m. followed by burial in New Crown. Services for his victim, Walter Truman Jr., 38, will be at 3 p. m. Place for burial is undetermined.

Both men died Sunday night Wells from wounds received in a gun battle with two policemen at Shelby and Maryland. Sts., Mr. Truman - from wounds incurred earlier apparently in attempted defense of his cab. Found Wounded Police said Wells, who was driving the cab, fired at them when they tried to question Rim. They found Mr. Truman in the back of the cab, wounded. He died in General Hospital,

A native of New York City. Mr. Truman had lived here 15 vears and had worked several times for the Red Cab Co. Prior to his last period of amploymert. which began in January he had been an auto license examiner in the Statehouse for two years. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police and a Civil Defense Auxiliary police uhit.

Survivors Include his wife, Ethel; a son, Donald, Edinburgh; his parents, Walter Sr. Carmel, and Mrs. Dorothy Karl, Brooklyn; his grandfather. Joseph Truman,

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Services Are Sen For Mrs. L. F. Tag

Services for Mrs. Lela I gue who died Sunday in St, Francis Hospital, will be held at 2:30 p. m.| tomorrow in Conkle West 16th

Street Funeral Burial will be in Crown Hill. Born in New Castle 56 years ago, Mrs. Tague had lived in Indianapolis t h e #4 last 35 years. s Her residence §

was at 435 N.:% Berwick Ave. | She was a npg Tague member of Englewood Christian Church; Corinthian Chapter, OES; Ladies Auxiliary of Fraternal Order of Eagles; Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles American Legion Post,

and the Auxiliary of the Sahara Grotto. Surviving are her husband, Lyman F.; a daughter, Mrs. Marta Roberts, Speedway City. and her stepfather, Alfred Coverdale, Lapel.

Mrs. Lucille Baysinger Mrs. Lucille E. Baysinger, long resident of Indianapolis who lived at 743 Olin Ave. died yesterday in Methodist Hospital after a long illness. She. was 36. - Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Thursday in Conkle West Michigan Street Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral Park. Mrs. Baysinger was a member of the Tabernacle Baptist Church. Survivors include a daughter,

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Miss Leah Rae, Indianapolis: her father, Henry Morgan, Indianapolis,” and a brother, Harold

| Caldwell, | resident and an engineer on the!

his retirement in 1936, were to {be held today .in

{ Church in Bellefontaine, O. Burial also was to be in Bellefontaine.

Sunday

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Rites Are Today di - For R. B. Caldwell

Was Retired Engineer For New York Central

Services for Robert Bernard former Indianapolis New York Central System until

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Mr, Caldwell, who was 63, died in Canton, O. Born in Indianapolis, he lived here until ago when he retired the New York Central, System and moved to Canton. He had been employed by the railroad 30 years. Mr. Caldwell was a member of the Friends Church in Bellefontaine and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Surviving are his wife, Hattie; | a son, Lester Lee, Indianapolis; | a stepdaughter, Mrs, Thomas Ingle, Canton; three stepson, | Louis Hatch, Indianapolis, Harold | and Clayton Hatch, Dayton, 0. and a sister, Mrs. Hallie Yeager, Coatesville.

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Services for Gruber, who lived at 1220 N. Dearborn St., will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday’ in Moore & Kirk Northeast Chapel. Burial will be, in Washington Park.

Mrs. Gruber, who was 45, tied Sunday in the home of a sister, | NO CURLERS! Mrs. Inez Sloan, in De Soto, Mo.! A native of Murphysboro, Ill, she NO BLOCKING!

had lived jn Indianapolis the past 30 years. She was formerly employed by S. S. Kresge Co. seven years. Mrs.

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Gruber was a member of

Calvary United Brethren Church. Survivors include her husband,

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Paterson, N. J; a brother, Morgan. Shelbyville Graham, in California; and a sis- : ter, Mrs. Marjorie Keller, Brook- Mrs. D. F. Walton Sr. lyn. ; a Services for Mrs. Etta L. WalWells. a native of Fairfield. is ; y survived by his parents, Mr. and ton. wife of Darrell F. Walton Sr. Mrs. Samuel E. Wells; three sis- chief engineer for the City Park

ters, Mrs. Betty Lou Goodpasture, Mrs. Josephine Shipley, and Miss Zelma Wells: and two brothers, Walter M. and Samuel 8. Jr. all of Indianapolis.

Department and formerly Marion County surveyor, will be at 3 p. m. Thursday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Walton, who was 33. vesterday in her home, 330 N. Drexel Ave. She was an employee of Charles Mayer & Co. until her retirement four years ago. She was a native of Indianapolis. Other survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Betty Van De Viere, South Bend; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Laverne Hancock, Indianapolis; three stepsons, Darrell F. Jr., James X., and Norman P. Walton; her mother, Mrs. Theresa Rassman; and eight grdndchildren, all of Indianapolis.

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