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k - shiping ap ies Rani i id ite - “cle ; hot A SV SPE woh St Oth 0 ON WR Sd : He : ; py : : ' \ | PAGE 12 . ; ; THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, APR. 20, 1951 I u ; Ee pgs ? | Ji ? | Services Are Set John W. Anthony, |filigm C, Dawson ~~ LOCAL DEATHS Beck: O ol. Tor Hi | 7 “ - . Y . | 0 Florist, Dies x Mrs. Minnie. Alexander Nev Castle most of er life, Mra. oors Open at 9 A. M. tor this | y | John W. Anthony, Southport | TM Alex 1s Lora jail been IVing Wilh hes outstanding event . .. sation florist and retired employee of the Services for Mrs. Minnie ex- aughter the las months. She . . Public, Service Company of Indi- ander, who died Wednesday in| was a member of United Brethren 4 / Feder ei ana, Inc. died here yesterday in’ |General Hospital, will be held at| Church. 8 . . \ Tt Originated Flag his home at 7105 Madison ave Served as Trustee of 1 p. m. tomorrow in Stratten & Surviving are three other p office S l . >. H 76 ! " {Shaw Mortuary. Burial will be daughters, three sons and several 17 NORTH PENN thoug alutes in Schools 8 was sear ‘Bolumbus. Mr. An.| Saluda High School in New Crown. grandchildren and great-grand- : ¥ Riebe Services for Mrs. Ida Robert- thony was employed as an au- William Cecil Dawson, who died Born in Clinton 78 years ago, children. ‘HB end J son Wray, retired school teacher ditor for the Public Service Co. Wednesday in his home, 948 E. Mrs. Alexander had been a resi- i who was cited by Congress for here 35 years before he retired Minnesota St. will be buried in 9€0t of Indianapolis the past 45 Mrs. Ruth Ann Hobbs { Bept y gr a "st. wii .De hurle ears. She lived at 1220 Muskin-! Mrs. Rut H {- * ! a fore rieinating the A in 1935. He operated a florist y, : years. 8. Ruth. Ann Hobbs, a res Sh " k | i i 4 S | + i originating the flag salute in pub- shop in Southport with a daugh- ashington Park following serv- gum St. , dent of Indianapolis 24 years, died JNO ar Y or es e ect ion i And 1 lic schools, will be at 1:30 p. m. tor Miss Wilma Anthony, the last Ices at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Surviving are her husband, Wil-| esterday in her h t 3145 E ; { be rej tomorrow in Shirley Brothers : y Y 'n her ome a . £ Ser y 25 years. the G. H. Herrmann Funeral liam; four sons, Lorenzo, Ed- o h St. Sh 8 Li Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will Mr. Anthony was a member of Home. He was 84. ward, Nathaniel and Vernon|' ashjngton St. e was 86. il into he next to her late husband, Dr. 4164 Florist Association, State A native of Parke County, Mr. Alexander, -all of Indianapolis, A native of Perry County, Mrs.| i learne Clram Wray, in the Moravian porist Association and the Pres- Dawson had lived in Indianap- #04 two sisters, Mrs. Cora Kurtz [Hobbs had lived In Greene County HERE IT IS th ONE b id . Cemetery at Hope, Ind. byterian Church in Southport. (1i."aa" veire He was an hon. Indiarapolis, and Mrs. Rose Her- 20 years before moving here. «ss The i Indiar Mrs. Wray, who was 94, died "Services will be held at 2 p. m. orary hil of the. Prospect rin, East Moline, Ill. | She was a member of the Bap- / ’ b “as tH firm, here yesterday after two weeks’ Sunday in J. C. Wilson Chapel of yaty MGRUEE Of the HoSPect tist Church. sale you ve been waiting for... i! When illness. A resident of Indianap- the Chires. Burial will be in > 8 Mrs. Flora Osborn | Survivors include three sons, i ; observed his 63d anniversary as f H olis the last 12 years, she had Greenwood. a Mason tomorrow Services for Mrs. Flora Osborn, names. Stell and Clarence; a fi Gr been living at 43 N. Tremont St. : : * */daughter, Mrs. Katherine Abbott; i Ameri > requir : snaps!

Born in Ohio, she taught in Co. J°PN F. Baumann | Mr. Dawson, a retired miller, who died Wednesday in the home a brother, Dr. HL. Miller, and J lumbus and Greensburg (Ind.)! John F. Baumann, a carpenter had been employed formerly by of a daughter, Mrs. Morris Mass- three sisters, Mrs. Carrie Cook, , schools for 29 years and at the With James Hodgson Contractors Piel Brothers Starch Co. the engale, will be held at 2 p. m. to-' Mrs. Belle Newton and Mrs. Em-| 4 : paper Knightstown Soldiers’ and .Safl- the last 15 years, died yesterday Leedy Drum Co. and the office morrow in the United Brethren ma Hollis, all of Indianapolis. | | » ora ec ors’ Children's Home school for in his home, 2129 E. Garfield of the collector of internal rev- Church, New Castle. Burial will Services will be held at 3 p. m: . 1s a n: 26 years. | Drive, after a brief illness. He enue. At one time he owned a pe in Southmond Cemetery, New- tomorrow in Shirley Brothers’! naturs Mrs. Wray, who retired at the Was 61. grocery in Madison. castle. She was 77. Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will : money age of 82, was a graduate of Co-| A native of Indianapolis, Mr.. While serving two terms as a A resident of‘Greensboro and following in Washington Park. | . | State. lumbus (Ind.) High School and Baumann was a member of St. trustee of Saluda Township, Jef- EE Sates

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the former Hartsville (Ind.) Col- Catherine of Sienna Church and ferson County, he aided in establege. She was a member of the the Holy Name Society of the lishing Saluda High School. Knightstown Methodist Church. jchurch, Survivors include his wife, She is survived by several Services will be at 9:30 a. m. Caroline L.; a*son, Roy H.; a

Monday in the G. H. Herrmann great-nieces and great-nephews. daughter, Mrs. Ruth McClelland, Funeral Home and at 9 a. m. in|.) “or Indianapolis; a stepson,

Friends may call at the m - acy otter 2 y e mortu the church. Burial will be in St. garry Davis, San Francisco: -a y r 1p. m. today. |Joseph Cemetery : I Survivors include his wife brother, Pierre, Louisville; Ho ’ 1d ' 3 reatLoren 2. Pratt Lena; a son.Paul; his father, Al- aren hyd one § Loren D. Pratt, employed as a bert Sr.; a sister, Mrs. Mary Hef- ——F« clerk in the Internal Revenue De- man; four brothers, Albert Jr. Advertisement. partment the past three months, Louis, Leo and Frank, all of In- i died yesterday in St. Vincent's dianapolis, and two grandchil- New Paint Cleaner Hospital. He lived at 1411 N. dren. Retains Gloss

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