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. ’ . i 4 <3 - " . 16, 1951 MONDAY, APR. 16, 1951 2 — : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : : ” Plai ’ i inister's check Your ware [Bruce Lambert Fromk Piercey. Local Deaths Sih aban agg Tron 50 xX . ree 4 ites | oaa $ $60 0'0e see. : : Rites Tomorrow | ESL Rites to Be Today : Times is Service y 48 BASS 1 29 For accurate time: Services for Frank Piercy, Re-| 1 iltges in Tes State herviey SPICELAND, Apr. 16 Services . " oping on DEES Rites Wednesda publican: precinct: commitseman M13: Emma Hoeltke ~~ Mrs. Antoinette Schillges py naif so to serv. SFICPLAND. Ar armstrong, | INDIANA MUSIC CO ” for the Ninth Precinct, 15th Ward,| Services for Mrs. Emma Chris-| Services for Mrs. Antoinette jces for Marion Wilcox, Planifield | . ‘ 8 | . new Electric Time. . = the last 20 years, will be at 2 p. m. tine Hoeltke, former practical Feld Schiltges, who died yester- cafe owner who was killed by Methodist minister since 1913, 115 E. Ohio IM-4486 Burial Planned tomorrow in Speaks & Finn Fu-|nurse in Indianapolis, will be at|day in Methodist Hospital, will be shock early Saturday, will be at|will be in the Spiceland Methodist 0-Graph, ==———gp In C Hill neral Home. Burfal will be in!2 p. m. today in Hathaway Fu- at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner 2:30 p. m. today in the Hall Fu- church at 1 p. m. today. He aied 4 ¥ Loput Work Resairon | n Crown Crown Hill. He was 50. neral Home, Columbus, followed & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will neral Home here. Burial will be," ¢' on oo on Sols pang Bruce Lambert, assistant man-| Mr. Piercy died yesterday in his by burial in City Cemetery, Co- be in Crown Hill. She was 88. in Stilesville. ; |The Rev. Mr. Armstrong for- } yas ager of the Lincoln Hotel, died home, 917 8. Missouri St. lumbus. | Mrs. Schiltges, widow of John| Mr. Wilcox, who was 42, came, = oo pastor in Markleville, wien aby I 4 PER SR yesterday morning in Methodist A life-long resident of Indian-| Mrs Hoeltke, who was 85, died|T- Was a lifelong resident of In-/in contact with a power line y ui wn ‘Fortville and Syra- SUFFERS INESDAY TIN Hospital after a brief illness. He apolis, he had been employed bY mriday in the home of a son, dianapolis except for a brief pe- which had been knocked down, WOR IO YE nWer didies “ rock in wn iinois 20 was 52. the Red Cab Co. 17 years. Otto, north of Columbus. riod in Terre Haute. anit | When 3 car, Sdven x Ng 18-| Surviving are his wife, Fran- irritate skin TING Valiant” any FoTRrrel ih Born in Newport, Ky., Mr. Lam-| Survivors include a brother, A native of Cincinnati, she had| Survivors include a dag Hen youre) son, oF e : eroad|,q,, a son, the Rev. Arthur James. fo Ted, Jashy sinkle ‘Mexsuna va ( bert had lived in Indianapolis the Ralph, and two sisters, Mrs. Marie, =~, in. Indianapolis 40 years, Mrs. Leland C. Huey; a son, - and struck a utility pole. Mr.| Atlanta, Ga.; a daughter, Mrs. PE She rr. Buy 0c size. ——— REASONABLE PRICES last 34 years. His residence was Il-epper and Mrs, Helen Rice, all of | liam B.; a granddaughter, Mrs.|Wilcox was summoned to the hard Biddl Seattle: ert TY —— y! . \ Illness forced her retirement 12 | |Richar ecome, Seattle; a SYP ¢ 2025 Nowland Ave. Indianapolis. lyears ago. She lived at 420 %arl Mo Rohisiaeal; Sod a Sley*|cene ang same I ae WIth brother, Ariel R. Armstrong, Long BUNSEN # Sowsss | pr————— 10 the hotel business most of | \grandson, Leland (. Liuey Jr. all| ound peach, Cal, and a sister, Mrs. Hag 1 | Mrs. G enn Scearce (Orange St. : f Indi lis; dson, John the car. The youth was not hurt 8 a2ine gq ; {his life, Mr. Lambert had been | Mrs. Hoeltke was a member Of Indianapolis; a gran ' . - Frank Spradling, Spiceland. . ys: Mrs. Marie Scearce, a former, . Joe : William Schiltges, and two great-| Mr. Wilcox formerly was an -— tom e J OUT-OF-PAWN enployed by the Lincoln Rotel Indianapolis resident, died yester- Of St. Paul's Lutheran Church | 20 hdchildren, all of 8an Diego, operator of a poultry business in | tne 25 years. He was formerly em APPLIANCE ployed hy the Washington Hotel{98Y in her home in Marion. She'and the Ladies’ Aid and Willing cq, Indianapolis. S 10 years v was the wife of Glenn Scearce, Workers’ Club of the church, | Surviving besides the son are| . | Rites Wednesda fleld manager with the Marion| Surviviors include another son, Mrs. Rosa Lee Weeks his wife, Virginia, and a sister, Nlotionolly known makes — Crosley, Active in civic affairs Xr Lam- branch of Connecticut Mutual In-| Paul; a daughter, Mrs. Carl; Mrs. Rosa Lee Weeks, who died Mrs. Albert Smedley, Pendleton. | Philco, Thor, Mixmaster, etc. All good bert was a member of the Irving-|Surance Co. His work had taken|8chmidt, both of Indianapolis; Saturday in her home, 309 N. J - vy as new. ton Caper oo nic Lodge; them to various cities. Residents) two brothers, Chris Finke, In- Belle Vieu Pl, will be buried in Police Collar Man REFRIGERATORS, low as ...$139.50 l|scottish Rites 8 Mabenic 1 and °f Marion since 1938, they had|dianapolis, and Louis Finke, Co-|Floral Park following services at H : b . I WASHING MACHINES from _. 39.50 || Hotel Greeters Association. PreyloUsly lived in Indianapolis jumbus; five sisters, Mrs. Ed Su- 2 p. m. tomorrow in Conkle West Hanging by His Collar ves \ He was a member of the Me-i2" . Wayne: |verkrup and Mrs. Edward Bur- Michigan Street Funeral Home. yaAMILTON, Bermuda, Apr. 16! ELECTRIC IRONERS from..... 29.50 immoral Presbyterian Church Mrs. Scearce was born near prink, Columbus; Mrs. Mary Lin-/She was 67. |(CDN) — Kimball Gibbons just| . Danville 48 years ago. She was n, Mrs. Henry Welmer, and] Born in Monticello, Mrs. Weeks | \ - ELECTRIC MIXERS low as 16.00]! Services will be at 3 p. m. daman, nry ea reve : Wednesday in Harry W Moore a member of the Methodist |r... William Rusher, all of In-|/had lived in Indianapolis 43 years | forgot to remove himself when | ) ELECTRIC TOASTERS from.... 2.50 Peace Chapel. Burial will follow | urch and Department Club in|jiananolis; three grandchildren,/and was a member of the First police found him hanging by his USica) ELECTRIC IRONS from 295in Crown Hin Marion. , land three great-grandchildren., |Brethren Church at Monticello. [coat collar from a picket fence ne ‘iva . Baro aclu Bis. wite Survivors include the Husbatid} Survivors include a brother, in front of Hamilton's Busy Bee \ VACUUM CLEANERS, low as.. 8.95 Doris; a danghter, Miss Marjorie two sons, Donald and Keith, both {Happy Kepp, Monticello; and two Restaurant. ughiter, students at Purdue University; Funeral ‘Set for Head sisters, Mrs. Elsie Zimmerman, Arrested for drunkenness he

: ILL. at j/Ann; his mother, Mrs. Sadie Lam- her mother, Mrs. Ali { 7 : ) . ce Arnold, |Rondout, Ill, and Mrs. Rebecca was sentenced to four weeks in ARuso SACKS BROS. Ghia! | oer: "San Francisco, Cal; a Danville; three. brothers, Roy Of Vincennes Orphange Ti i 508 1 yas | Times State service rma tee meet a A

Open to 7 P.M., Sat. to 9, Sun. te Neen | Drother, James, San Francisco, Ralph, and Fred Arnold, all of ICoLop ————————— 510 a Slaten: Mrs. Norma Hall, Indianapolis; and two sisters, VINCENNES, Apr. 16— Services| anapolis.

: a : Mrs. O. L. Miles, Danville, and for Robert A. Duffey, manager of | mem——— Mrs. Vivian Loomis Mrs. Quincy Sawyer. Washing-pe §t. Vincent's Orphanage NIANITIN TE : i Services for Mrs. Maye Loomis, %% F100 1 1) 40 10:30 a. m,|FAFm. Will be at 9 a. m. Wednes- DRESSES ping # Who died yesterday in her home, in Raven Funeral day in the old Cathedral Catholic : LILA | So] fe s

2450 Columbia Ave., will be at 2| tomorrow

| ~ PET mW |Home, Marion. Graveside serv- Church. Burial will be in Mt.| J) Tl Tae al ERY a Sreeday 10 Ja ros ices and burial will be at 2 p. m.|Calvary Cemetery. i ind Finished {tn New Crown. {In South Cemetery, in Danville. | Mr. Duffey, who was 51, died | $ . [ Mrs. I, Cw ras , was * . : (here Saturday in Good Samaritan | n a monly, Nye ES ma Benjamin Sweat Hospital after a brief Neer] Sp ——— 3 IN olis and was a member of the! Benjamin Sweat, who lived at Born in Greensburg. he had been | JI . b Metropolitan Baptist Church 11549 8. Rural St. died yesterday a resident of Vincennes the last] eo No laxative tastes better... : Th : {in General Hospital. He was 55.32 years. Mr. Duffey had oper- . wi vivor Janule ho dusbend) Born in Kokomo, he had lived ated his own farm near here 21] ° No laxative acts more gently... Indianapolis, and Mrs. Bobbie! Indianapolis 45 years and was years, in addition to the orphan-| e No laxative is more effective... Jean Reed, Kokomo: her mother. ® former member of the Garfield age farm. . sr & » : oq Mrs. Clister Hood, and three sis- Baptist Church. 4 |_ Surviving are his wife, Helen ® America's biggest seller-12¢ a 30¢ V . ters. Mrs. Julia Irvin, Mrs Jean. Services will be at 10 a. m. 8.; two sons, Charles and Robert| : er ‘nette Dodson, and Mrs. Vivian Wednesday in Jacobs Brothers Jr, Vincennes; a daughter, Miss ¥ X= LAX . Johnson all of Indianapolis and | West Side Chapel, followed by/Jane, Vincennes; two brothers. | COMPLETE - : " ‘burial in New Crown. {Alfred, Greensburg, and Bernard, | hers, Theore Sood} Sole immediate survivor is his Cincinnati, and a sister, Mrs. | THE CHOCOLATED LAXATIVE SATISFACTION it Indianapolis wife, Amanda. 'Hilda Casler, Indianapolis. -— rene m—— | pwr ® N n- Mrs. Maude Trageser Mrs. Maude Trageser died yes-| § {terday in the, home of a son, Ed 3 ’ . Wahl, 2424 E. 10th St. She was] : ; | p i oo ha | —_— ———. Beautiful to look at | ni P ~ " | Services will be at 8:30 a. wr. | \2s rr x A ro P 2 Be | : : Wednesday in the Jordan Fu-| Rs by sg ka | 1. A Beautiful to drive {neral Home and at 9 a. m. in St.| dl Ei ou OF 45 \\ oew's Philip Neri Catholic Church. Bur- . ial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. |

Born in Evansville, Mrs. Tra-| geser lived here the last 30 years. |

! Smartly Styled Surviviors, besides her sen, in-| clude another son, John, Indian-|,

{apolis; two daughters, Mrs. Mil-| G LAS SES dred Gatti, Indianapolis, and Mrs. | Marie Kassenbrock , Evansville;! seven grandchildren, and six]

\ J great-grandchildren . i \ on

Mrs. Elizabeth Miller * Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Credit Miller, who died yesterday in her|

home, 722 N. Lynn St. after a long illness, will be at 10:30 a. m.|

TONITE : “ » Wednesday in Conkle West Michi- | alias OFFICE HOURS gan Street Funeral Home. Burial Boys 9:30 to 1 |will be in Bridgeport. nn . . Mrs. Miller, who was , isi Atuliow 2 to 5:15 {survived by 71 direct descendants.

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