Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1951 — Page 12

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Robert E. Roehm

Rites Arranged

ederal building lunchroom 15 years before retiring in 1948, were to be held at 2 p. m. today| in the Evans, Godby and Trout Dead Here at 31 Funeral Home in . Noblesville.| Robert E. Roehm, who died Byrial was to be in Crownland Friday night in his home at 1015 Cemetery there. Churchman Ave., will be buried Mrs, Hollingsworth in Calvary Cemetery, services at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow Richard Alien, 217 in Robert W. Stirling Funeral pAye. after a brief illness. Home and at 10 a. m. in St. Pat- wag 73, Born in Hamilton Counrick's Catholic Church. 51. dianapolis 44 years. A native of Indianapolis, Mr. Roehm was a Holy Name

Indianapolis Native

8S. Emerson

Society of the St. (hyee brothers, Rolla J., Frank E. a

veteran of World War IL ville; four sisters, Mrs. Laura Hil-

Rose Toom Roehm: his parents, Mrs. Emma McPherson

in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Maude Gaylord at 501 W, St. She was 88, Services will be at 2 p. m, to-

Detroit

Lyle Mcintyre Services for Lyle McIntyre, supervisor at the Rockwood Manufacturing Co. and resident of lebanon, will be held at 2 p. m tomorrow in the Russell & Hitch

to follow in New Crown. Born in Limestone, Tenn.,

of Indianapolis since 1895.

Funeral Home in Lebanon. Burial waa ke 3 will be in Oak Hill Cemetery , Survivors include two other there daughters, Mrs. Nora Taybuen,

Mr. McIntyre, who.was 47, died Saturday in Witham Hospital in I.ebanon after a brief illness. A lifelong resident of IL.ebanon, he had commuted daily between l.ebanon and the Rockwood Co. plant, where he had been super- David Redwing visor the past five years. He was active in Boy Scout David work there and was a member of Eagles’ Lodge l.ebanon. He was also a member J of the Elks' Lodge No. 13 in Samaritan Indianapolis. Which he was a member. Surviving are his wife. Ruth; will be in Floral Park, = a daughter. Mrs. Alice J. Weitzel, Mr. Redwing, who was 54, was Indianapolis: his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McIntyre. San Fernando, Cal.. and one grandson.

Charles Niedhamer

Services for Charles Niedhamer, Filla, ang 2 sister Mrs. Ella Meretired automobile representative 2 > who died yesterday in his home, Charles E. Wright £168 Estate Ave. will be at 11 as a. m. Wednesday in Flanner & Services Io Chacles ® Wop, Buchanan Mortuary. Cremation an emp ovee 0 Ingan . i . past 30 years. will be held at 3 will follow. : p. m. tomorrow in G: H. Herr-

A native of Hamilton County, * Burial will Mr. Niedhamer had lived in Indi- Mann Funeral Home. Burial wi follow in New Crown.

anapolis most of his life and was ; ’ - a member of the Church of Christ Mr. Wright, who was 67. died Scientist. and Modern Woodmen Saturday in his home at 837 New York St. after a brief illness.

of America. : Born in Junction City, Ky. he

He had been a traveling service . . ronresentative for the Ford Motor had been a resident of Indianap- : olis 55 years.

Car Co. and prior to the depres- . : 5 sion had been a Lincoln car serv-| Survivors include two sisters, ice representative for their local Mrs. Lillie. L. Adams and Mrs. Feet A ie Hilton and -a- brother 3 ohn:

pliant. ; .. During Warld War II Mr. all of Indianapolis.

Niedhamer was an inspector for papsyy FAVORITE for MINOR

Waiace Tool & Die Co. SKIN IRRITATIONS

Survivors include his wife, Ma- In 2 seconds medication clings close bel R.; and two brothers, Fred J., to skin—gives long relief to itch of

grandchildren.

Services for

at 1 p. m. Wegnesday in the Good

Lodge. A native of

in Milwaukee.

M , Fla., and James W., Indi- minor es, chafe. Save—buy the ys, yan | 70c size of Mexsana today. Use often. | DICATED | Howard Hogan PURE NNF- 4 orcar= | Howard Hogan, who lived at — + = 1419 Brookside Ave. died of Sooth R I f a heart attack yesterday while ing e ie t making his rounds as a guard for ° the Schwitzer-Cummins Co. He ° i by a trom NRCG due 10

Born in Bedford County, Vir-| Skin Irritation Simple Piles ginia, Mr. Hogan had been a Poison Oak Dry Eczema resident of Indianapolis 38 years, Poison lvy Blackheods® and was a member of the Ma- Chafing Sunburn sonic Lodge in Eden. ! Pimples® Windbura Services will be held at 1:30 Chopping Minor Burns Pp. m. Wednesday in the residence. Dioper Rash

7 *Externaily caused RESINOL SY AND SOAP

Burial will be in McCray Cemetery, Wilinson. Jordan Funeral Home is in charge of the arrange-

ments. Survivors include his wife, Anna V,; a brother, Clifton. and RELIEVES

two sisters. Mrs. Ida Butterworth and Mrs. Virginia.

Luther O. Dorris Luther O. Dorris, 231 N. Oxford 8t.. who was injured fatally in a traffic accident Saturday; will be buried in Floral Park following services at 3 p. m. Wednes-: day in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. He was 44. Born in Gallatin, Tenn., he had lived in Indianapolis 30 years. He was a metal polisher at the Zenite Metal Products Co., -and was a member of the International Metal Polishers’ Union Local 171. Surviviors include his father, Brodie; four sisters, Mrs. Fannie Gant and Mrs. Estelle Deubneg, Indianapolis; Mrs. Agnes Padgett, Sheridan; and Mrs. Hattie Lee Granger, Washington, Ind.; and two brothers, Edward, Indianapolis, and Golden, Portland, Tenn. '

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‘Mrs. Hollingsworth Thomas 3 Quinn Rites Tomorrow ee. ae. Rites Wednesday iron. a Services Set :

: died Sat-/jast 10 years, died yesterday in following yrday in the home of a grandson, his home, 1344 Marlowe Ave. He She Was 62. He was ty ghe had been a resident of In- Wednesday in Grinsteiner's Funeral Home,

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. will be at 9 a. m. in Holy Cross member of the viglet Ving are rd, DT Catholic Church, of which he was|g8round crew of the Indianapolis He was born in Fairland.

Patrick's Church and an Army ang Georga Stern, all of Nobles-/Cross Cemetery.

church and the Knights of Co-

28th and Mrs. Katherine Best, Greens-| burg; three sons, Joseph P., both of Indianapolis. |

morrow in the church with burial 2nd brother,

Mrs (dianapolis fire department; and . "8 McPherson had been a resident five grandchildren. § any - Ins e

George H. Runge

and Mrs. Pearl Spencer, Indian- pternal Rc apolis; three sons, William, New agent, who died yesterday in his York City, Harold, San Francisco, home at Cal, and Herman, Indianapolis;| wij] be at 2 p. m. 19 grandchildren and 10 great- gp Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery,

Redwing, apolis 31 years. former Indianapolis resident who paris, Ill., 61 years ago. He had No. 11 in died Friday in Milwaukee, will be heen a revenue agent for 20 years.

Japtist Church. of war I, ne Burial © the Scottish Rite.

also a member of the Masonic pha Phoenix. Conrad. Ariz., he lived the last seven years prothers.

: town, and Allen Survivors include his wife, Vir- port Jowa.

Joseph Urajnar | Rites Wednesday Claude Brown

Services

+ 1 - 1 | seneral Hospital yesterday morn | Claude M. Brown, 1520 E. Kessing of Mmjuries sustained in a

Burial Planned | | y ay in traffic accident, will be at 9:30 ler Blvd, who died yesterday

In Holy Cross a. m. Wednesday In the Stevens COld Springs Road Veterans AdThomas E. Quinn, foreman at Chapel of the Flowers, and at 10 ministration Hospital, will be

Marmon-Herrington Co. Inc. the a. m. in Holy Trinity Church. buried in Crown Hill following

Burial will be in St. Joseph's c. . ices at 1 p. m. Wédnesday in Cemetery. He was 51.

He lived at 2820 St. Clair St.|Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary.

for 35 years until the death of He was So ‘ tah Services will be at 8.30 a. m. his wife, Elizabeth, in 1947, when; Employed. as a commercial : he moved to Nordyke St. agent for the Lehigh Yalley Rall. a«« For the last four years Mr. road the last 36 years, Mr. Brown Requiem high mass Urajnar had been on an under- had lived in Indianapolis 37 years. Power & Light Co. Formerly he! An Army veteran with overseas was with the city street commis- duty in World ‘War I, he wag a sioner's department. member of the Evansville Traffic During World War II he spent Club.

member, with burial in Holy

Born in Bloomington

He was employed as a metal 5 Mrs. , -i . cab finisher by Chevrolet Com- Sepang Sne Sin Bartha Him A native of Bloomington, Mr. four years in the Army Quarter-! Survivors include his wife, Eva mercial Body Division, General 44a Cash. Indianapolis, and Mrs. Quinn had lived in Indianapolis master Corps, about half that D.; two sisters, Mrs. Lloyd Platt, Motors Corp. Formerly he was 3 caraway. Anderson, and an- 50 years. He formerly was with time overseas. Markle, and Miss Isabelle Brown, plant manager for the DIlling other grandchild and three great- the Ford Motor Co. 27 years. Survivors include a sister, Sis- Ft. Wayne; and two brothers, Candy Co. for 30 years. grandchildren, Mr. Quinn also was a member ter Maria Fortunata, in Austria, Frank and Arthur, both of Ft. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. of the Holy Name Society of the and several nieces and nephews. Wayne. a.

Mr. Mrs. F 0 ' - . It. ang Mrs. rank Roehm, 1In- yi Emma McPherson, a mem-/lumbus. : dianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. 0 0" Teo cold Baptist Church| Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Schwieters, Indianapolis, hind ip " 1S Sap nie Katherine: two daughters, Mrs.| When You Do and Mrs. Mary Frances Gohlke, [1° Pasi 19 years, y Y Anna Marie O'Brien. Indianapolis, Part of

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Services for George H. Runge, venue Department

Delaware St., tomorrow in Buchanan Mortuary.

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L.ebanon. He was 61. Mr. Runge had lived in IndianHe was born in Telephone LI. 1327 Routeman Will Call

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425 North Senate

veteran of World was a member of apital City Masonic Lodge and

An Army

é Survivors include his wife, Or- 1 M.; a sister, Mrs. Shirley Indianapolis, and two Ray Adams, Whites~ Adams, Daven-|

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On and after Monday, April 23, 1951, the associations will be open in all departments Monday through Friday. Consult your association Jor exact Service Hours. The 1947 law governing holidays fixes all legal holidays which will be observed by the associations. Whenever a legal holiday occurs during the five-day week, the associations will provide more Service Hours by opening for business on the following Saturday morning from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon.

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