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Mass Saturday For Elmer J. Fox

Optical Company ime 27 Was 64

Elmer J.] Fox, an executive of the Fox Optical Co., will be buried St. Joseph's Cemtery following n requiem mass at 10 a. m. day in the Little Flower tholic Church. His brother, the os . Rev. Fr. Emeran © Fox, OFM, will ~ officiate. Mr. Fox died yesterday in his home at 715 N. DeQuincy St. He was executive secretary and treasurer of the optical company with which he was associated for 25 years. Mr. Fox Mr. Fox, who was born in Indianapolis 64 years ago, was a member of the Little Flower Church, the Men's Club of the church, the Holy Name Society and the Knights of Columbus Council 437. He was also a member of the Indiana State Senior Golfing As-/ sociation and the Hillcrest Country Club. | Survivors include his wife, Stella I; two sons, James R. and|

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| SECOND CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS—For the first time in the history of political cam paigning here, a second headquarters has been opened outside the downtown area by George E.

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Drowning Victim's Services Are set

Robert W.; three sisters, Mrs.| Regina Alerding, and the Misses] Ann and Marie Fox; three brothers, James V. and Harry C, and’ Father Fox, Superior, Wis.; two grandchildren.

Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Maurer

Mrs. Frances Maurer, who lived in the same home at 101 Wisconsin St. her entire life, died there|f yesterday. She was 83. Mrs. Maurer was a charter member of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. She was also a member of the Christian Mothers Society and the Third Order of St.[a Francis. y Services will be at 10 a. m. Saturday in the Lauck Funeral Home| and at 10:30 a.m. in the church.|0 Burial will be in St. Joseph’s cemetery. - Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Frances Ashcraft, Indianap-

Beech Grove; a son, Fabian, Indianapolis; eight grandchildren, ‘and five great-grandchildren.

Herman C. Hiller

and Mrs. Addie E. Chance

in her home in Ormond Beach, firm. Fla., where she since 1949.

tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan R., all of Indianapolis; and three

Chance had been a resident of ville. Windfall 45 years.

death of her late husband, Dr. Mrs. Emma Oliver Bert Chance, she moved to Indi-| |

{Railways Monday following a heart attack church at 1 p. m. Saturday. Burial

LOCAL DEATHS Stubborn Fire Hydrant

in North Salem, the Gen. George Foils Auto Theft

S. Patton American Legion Post, Mrs. Addie E. Chance, former the Loyal Order of Moose, and

Survivors include his wife, night. Rosemary; two daughters, Evelyn| Services will be held at 2 p. m.jand Jean; a brother, Frederick

¥d been living

|used car lot. It was

eld.

Mrs. Cleo Yeagley, Indianapolis,| less than a block away. A native of Westville, { >

Mrs. and Mrs. Abigail Durham, Dan-| Following the napolis where she resided eight! Mrs. Emma Oliver, born in|

ears before moving to Florida. [slavery a century ago in Lone | She is survived by a daughter, Oak, Tenn. died yesterday in|

Mrs. John W. Johnson, Indianap- her home at 1328 N. Missouri St.|

lis; two brothers, Alin Cox, Indi-| One of the oldest members of |

janapolis, and Archie Cox, West- the 17th Street Baptist Church, | field, two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Mrs. Oliver had the distinction of | Evans and Mrs. Luella Randall, 'peing referred to as mother of!

Westfield; two grandchildren and the church. She had been a resiolis: Mrs. Kathleen M. Schaefer, [One great-grandson.

Samuel Smith

{dent of Indianapolis 36 years. Uncertain of her exact age,! jrelatives estimated Mrs. Oliver . Smith, Indianapolis was 100 years old. employee who died! Services will be held in the

Samuel

Herman C. Hiller, former Indi- in his home, 145 W. 35th St., will will be in" New Crown. Stuart =

anapolis resident, who was killed be buried in Crown Hill. follow- Mortuary is in charge of funeral * Apr. 14 in a tractor accident'on!ing services at 2 p. m. today in arrangements. his ranch at LaSalle, Colo.r was the Blackwell Funeral Home. He| last: Thursday in the was 57.

buried : Brighton, Colo., cemetery, follow-

ing church services in Greeley and 'W. Washington St. station at the Indianapolis; nine grandchildren, itime -of his death. Formerly -he 12 great-grandchildren, and one" Mr. was night foreman at the McLean great-grandchild. : Hiller left Indianapolis in 1907. Barns of the transit company, - He had been a machinist and was With which he was associated 27 a member of the Lutheranyears

Brighton. He was 64. A native of Marion County,

Church.

Survivors include his wife. Lena; moved to Indianapolis 41 years a regular habit of reading The Robert 280. He was an overseas Army| Indianapolis Times Classified ads.!

three daughters, Mrs.

Black, Arvada, Colo.; Mrs. Oliver veteran of World War I, and a .. Spence, Ft. Logan, Colo.; and Miss member of the Christian Church:phone RI-ley 5551.

Survivors include a daughter,

Mrs. Viola Pendergrass; two sons, Mr. Smith was a teller in the Samuel and Elijaj Harvey, all of

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Ruth Ann Hiller, of the home; a son, Bruce, Greeley, Colo.; two brothers, Emanuel C. Indianapolis, and William, Brighton, Colo.; a sister, Mrs. F. M. Hickman, In- £ lis, and three grandchil-

‘Mrs. E. S. Overholser

“Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw Overhol-| ser, former Indianapolis resident, died yesterday in Mercy Hospital, | Springfield, O., after a prolonged! fliness. She was 80. | Mrs. Overholser had been a resident of Indianapolis over 40 years before she moved to Spring-| field, her birthplace, two years Services will be held at 9 a. m. morrow in St. Raphael's Church | Springfield. Burial also will be in Springfield. ! « Survivors include three sisters,| Miss Mary Shaw and Mrs. Sarah, fler, Springfield, and Mrs. argaret Bur ke, Indianapolis; and a niece, Mrs. Al Pherson, In-

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Rites Saturday James Whitlock Services Set

Services for James Whitlock, 854 W. Ninth St., who drowned with two other persons in White River Saturday, will be held Saturday in Hopkinsville, Ky. He was 45. The body was found yesterday by police dragging crews 150 yards north of 26th St., 15 feet from the west bank of the river. The other victims of the capsized boat, Arel Grindean, 34, and his son Arel Jr. 11, were found Sunday. ' A native of Hopkinsville, Ky., Mr. Whitlock had lived in Indianapolis 15 years and was employed as a mechanic at the Union Stock Yards garage 12 years. Survivors include his wife, Mattie, Indianapolis; his mother, Mrs. Hattie Gregory; stepfather, Ernest Gregory; one brother, Virgil Gregory, and five sisters, Mrs. Cora Rogers, the Misses Fannie and Margaret Gregory, all of Hopkinsville, and Miss Elizabeth Gregory and Mrs. Hattie Walker, both of Indianapolis. The body is at Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel.

Mrs. Mary R. Sperry Services for Mrs. Mary R. Sperry, who died Tuesday in her

Jwere to be held at 1:30 p. m. toiday in Shirley Brothers Irving | Hill Chapel. Burial will be in | Strawtown, Ind. Mrs. Sperry, who was 95, was

lis 32 years. She was a member Strawtown Methodist Church. Survivors include two daugh-

found|yors Mrs. Alice L. Groves and/May Crider, and a brother, Mortuary. Burial will be in West- sisters, Mrs. Letha Friend and|Wrecked against a fire hydrant|Mrs. George Beam, and a son,|Arthur Walls, both of Monroe

E. E. Sperry, all of Indianapolis.

For W. G. Kaylor

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Services for William G. Kaylor, former Indianapolis resident who died yesterday in Methodist Hos-

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pital, will be at 1:30 p. m, Saturday in Shirley Brothers Irving, Hill Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill. He was 68. i A native of Indianapolis, he moved to New York after his| (graduation from Purdue Univer|sity in 1905. At the. time of his death, Mr. Kaylor was president of the For-| eign Marketing Corp. He was an ! active member of the Pucdue

Export Managers Club, the tional Committee of Greater Ne

port Club, and Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. Formerly he was assoclated with Westinghouse Airbrake Co.| 20 years, during which time he

for several years.

New York City; an uncle, Thomas H., Indianapolis, and an aunt, Mrs. James L. Kingsbury, Indian-| apolis.

Mrs. Charles Suter

Services for Mrs, [2941 N. Adams St., Tuesday in General Hospital, will |

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