Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1951 — Page 9

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John W. Holcomb Rites Tomorrow

Greensburg Ex-Mayor Served in Legislature

Times State Service GREENSBURG, Apr. 17—Servfces will be conducted here tomorrow for John W. Holcomb, former Greensburg mayor and | one-time state representative. |

Mr. Holcomb, a descendant of Joseph Hanks, grandfather of Abraham Lincoln, died Sunday. ~ He was 77. ; After he received his education at the former Central Normal College in Danville, he taught school for eight years and was admitted to the bar in 1897. Mr. Holcomb served in the leg-| Islature as joint representative in|

years he had practiced law in Greensburg, He served four terms as prosecuting attorney here and was mayor from 1939 to 1943. Active in ‘civic affairs, Mr. Holcomb was affiliated with five Masonic bodies here, was a 50-year member of the Greensburg Knights of Pythias Lodge and belonged to the Westport Ps Fellows Lodge. He was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, a| daughter, two brothers and two, sisters,

Mrs. Elizabeth Bragg

Services for Mrs, Elizabeth La-|

in her home, 601 N. Bancroft Ave, |

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RITES TOMORROW-=—Serv-ices for Bruce Lambert, assistant manager of Hotel Lincoln, who died Sunday in Methodist Hospital, will be held at 3 p. m.

tomorrow in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill. He was 52.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Services Are Set Hood, Mask Ban Passes A Hurdle in Florida

¥ » a Fred Christensen For Herman Huff TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr. 17| ' Klan leader Bill Hendrix of Tal-

| (UP)—The state senate judiciary|lahassee told the committee yesServices for Herman Huff, a , { tions of the Ku Klux Klan a billithe Klan . , . we don't burn! ‘Funeral Tomorrow barber here 35 years, who died to outlaw hood and mask wearing| crosses. We merely expose Com-| Resident Here was 60. | “Broadway, will be buried In|3sth Street Christian Church and| | i Born in Denmark, Mr, Christen- and two sisters, Mrs. Ada Fields, | had worked as a gardener during u ; — |his last few active years. ervices e or | Survivors include six daughters, : \

committee approved over objec-/terday that “newspapers lie about yesterday in his home, 5627 Julian! " Ave., will be at 3 p. m. Thursday DE'OMda. jmunists. in Birdseye with burial there. He r TT 1 For 58 Years Mr. Huff, who lived in Indian-| | RR . Fred Christensen, who died|apolis 37 years, was.a native of| L . Sunday in his home at 6385 Birdseye and a member of the £ Crown Hill following services at/the Masonic Lodge. 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in Moore & Survivors include his wife, Ger-| Kirk Colonial Chapel. He was 86. trude; a brother, Albert, Cuzco, | sen had lived in Indianapolis 58 Birdseye, and Mrs. Amanda # years. He was a farmer and Hinde, 8t. Petersburg, Fla. : | dairyman most of his life, and| i ; » ’ At Flanner & Buchanan you may

Mrs, .Clara ‘Miller, Mrs. Mary 3 (Hartman, Mrs. Esther Gates, and | Miss Rose Christensen, all of In- Retired Brakeman dianapolis; Mrs. Emma Smith, |Oaklandon and Mrs. Fannie Bates, Indio, Cal,; seven grand-

children and two great -grandchildren.

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Logan Whitehouse, retired] brakeman, will be buried in Me-|

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Curran Rites Set for Thursday

‘Native of Ireland

Came Here When 15 Methodist Hospital. A native of Services for Miss Bridget Curran, who died yesterday in her member of the East 10th Street|

home, 5158 College Ave., will be Methodist Church. vina Bragg, who dled yesterday at 8:30 a, m. Thursday in the resi-

Mrs. E. A. Bayless

Services Are Set fers’ Irving Hill Chapel.

v for ; th Bay-| Mr. Whitehouse, who was 73, loos we ry NE or BaY-l died Saturday in his home, 5807 'St., will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow E. Washington St. ; in the Jordan Funeral Home, Born in Spencer, he moved to 5

'with burial in Washington Park. Indianapolis 45 years ago and had She was 55. {been a brakeman with the New|

Mrs. Bayless died Sunday in York Central System for 40 years. | Mr. Whitehouse and his wife, ! Greensburg, she had lived in In-| Maude, celebrated their 50th wed(dianapolis 34 years and was a ding anniversary Feb. 6. ; 4s tid Other survivors include a Re GB eh 1 { daughter, Mrs. Hazel Williams; a/ dai Ape ures, Survivors include her husband, son, Ralph; one grandchild, and] § 3 hi E. A. Bayless; two sons, John E, two great - grandchildren, all of

morial Park following services at

"1:30 p. m. today in Shirley Broth- need or wish.

A wide variety of funeral merHs : chandise (caskets, vaults, clothing, etc.) is available in our private display rooms, where all

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dence and at 9 a. m. in the St.!

will be at 3 p. m, tomorrow in the yon of Arc Catholic Church of and James R., both of Indianapo-| Indianapolis.

Kroeger Funeral Home, Logansport, followed by burial there. She was 80 ’ | Mrs. Bragg, a native of Piqua,! 0., had lived in Indianapolis 17 years. She formerly lived in| Logansport and was a member of! the Market Street Methodist Church there, Survivors include a son, Norris, South Bend; a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Simons, Indianapolis; two grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren.

3 lis; two sisters, Mrs. Edna Jarwhich she was a member. Burial, | will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. | VI5: Indianapolis, and Mrs. Vesta

poles Caran, Tho as bora 10, 7ohn Barclay, Indianapolis, and t (JT years ago, came| porrest Barclay, Greensburg, and 0 Indianapolis when she was 15. tour randchild Survivors include a sister, Mrs. | grandeh iqrenm. Ann McChane, and a nephew, Mrs. Estelle Wise John McShane, attorney for the, Miss Estelle LaRue Wise, who" State Revenue Department, bothiowned and operated a millinery | of Indianapolis. {shop at 17 W. 28th St. the past| : 20 years, died yesterday in her Perry M. Miller

{home at 3102 Broadway. She was 70.

(Israel, Greensburg; two brothers, !

L. F. Brandenburg Leon F. Brandenburg, retired carpenter, who lived at 3037 Newton Ave., will be buried in Crown

{Hill following services at 10 a. m.|

tomorrow in Shirley Brothers’ Central Chapel. Mr. Brandenburg, who was 85, died Sunday. A native of Shelby County, he had lived here 40 years and was a member of the Christian Church. He is survived by a grandson,

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Gladys N. Clark, noble prophetess; Richard E. Clark, associate watchman of

the Masonic parently opened the door of the | 1 Temple, _ elevator shaft, thinking the car Rites Thursday ; er electe was at the floor. However, t i officers to be in- elevator was ori the floor ae For Miss Marone : stalled are: and he plunged to his death. The - Miss Edith C. Marone, stenoogi Paul E. Pléy- men were bird proofing the build- rapher with Emrich Furniture Co.| 1 te, watchman of ing on the upper floors at the since the Spanish American War, | i shepherds: Mrs. ‘time of the accident. died yesterday in her home. She

# | Mr. Miller was born in Scott Was 77. County, Ky. and had been a resi-| Services will be held at 3 p. m.| ' [dent of Indianapolis the past 20 Thursday in G. H. Herrmann Fu-| 2 lyears, neral Home. Burial will be in Mrs. Crum | Survivors include his wife, Crown Hill. : shepherds; Mrs. ! {Mary; two daughters, Donna Kay A A lifelong resident of Indian-| Christabel Carey, worthy and Mrs. John Neimar of West- apolis, Miss Marone lived at 734! scribe; Mrs. Lucille Sweet, worthy field; four brothers, James, Indi. Greer St. . | treasurer; Mrs. May Dunbar, anapolis, and Rube, Dixon and, Survivors include a sister, Mrs. worthy chaplain; Mrs. Frances Aubrey, all of Scott County, Ky.: Bessie E. Thompson, and two

Moore, worthy shepherdess, and and two sisters, Mrs. Minnie! nieces, Miss Esther E. Thompson Mrs. Mildred Forcum, worthy Eubleton, Scottsville, Ky. and anud Mrs. Emery J. Rasley, all of guide. Mrs. Lilllan Marion, Bowling Indianapolis. F Green, Ky.

Jon R. Slof Mts. Mack H. Brown | Jon R. Slof, who died yesterday ., 3 ; ain his home, R. R. 10, Box 253, [ Shee eho Brown, who lived be buried in Washington a + 25th Bt., will be buried park Cemetery following services in New Crown following services at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in Shiriat 11 a. m. tomorrow in Stuart ley Brothers’ Irving Hill | Mortuary. She died Saturday in He was 37. Long Hospital. | Born in Tjallebird, Holland, | Born in Midway, Ky., 60 years Mr. Slof had lived in Indianapolis ago, Mrs. Brown had been a resi- 13 years. He was employed by the 3 dent here the past 31 years. She East End Daries two years, and was a member of the North Indi- for the last 11 years had been a| anapolis First Baptist Church. tool and die maker with Mitchel Her husband, Mack H, is the & Scott Machine Co. Inc. | only immediate survivor, | Survivors include his wife, Harold C. Slagle Mary; two daughters, Judith Ann| and Donna Joy; ‘a sister, Mrs. Harold C. Slagle, who owned Abraham Hettenan, all of Inand operated a service station at dianapolis; and\ his parents, Mr.!

30th St. and College Ave. died gang M lle SI -i today In His Home. Ste wes 45 oa Mes. Jelle SIof, of the Nether |

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