Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1951 — Page 5

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Indiana Lutherans Seek Mrs. Lucy Fraim LOCAL DEATHS. Transit Employee Cor Mishap Takes Life Services Are Set

. Of Thrice-W Dies Here at 47 MARTI of For Pressman

y : : Y Lo Raise $160, 000 Mrs. Margaret Fuller Miss Edha Jones May ! : RE eg Services for 8 oy ory, em- 10. (UP) -.Sgt. 1/¢ John N y Tames Tague. a’ pr y 1d olis. United Iuthe les in Hos ital Mrs, Margaret Fuller, 1370 Nor Services for Miss Kdna Jones oR " oY idney THlery. em oe ere 9 . i : Mason James M. Tague, a’ pressman . Indianipas Dole HINeTans|chnsen 19 the. Board of the Mul dyke Ave.. will be buried in Holy 9633 Indianola Ave, who died ployee of the Indianapolis Raijl- Was wounded 1 ree times on ror Bookwalter-Ball Printing Co. Dr P( \ Fo 8 ‘ . ' ’ k re an ‘ (fields 1 ‘ 0 : : will join members of their de- berry Lutheran Home. C : C t follow] '« here Tuesday, will be at 2 p, m, Ways, Inc, the past 25 years, will Bor , n battler as but came uo years until his retirement three : : s Ce y following services s : : : ome to ‘die an auto -cras \ ar , : } nomination in this state in raising, The conv entjon is scheduled to Unaware of Husband’ 3. Tass bemmel al WOWINg services tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan be at 10.a. m. Saturday in the The 19-3 an 1 in hop q A : : a vers ago. diey Pere Tyesday, : C1AD Fovy 4 9 a. m. tomorrow in Assump tary. Buri rown (eorge Wr Ushi © 2 de-Year-oc So er WasS'Services will be at 8:30 a."m. to£162,000 for a benevolent budget meet next May in Logansport. Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown '1€Orge . iY iacterdany ee : a, m, in 1952 ith Death 10 Days Ago tion Catholic Church. of which Hill. She was 38 Funeral Home, till d ye Wi rday, one’ da) Sail " morrow in -Blackwell *"Fuheral in ars ————— - > i © rne 1 rot: n . \ ‘ : Mrs. Lucy Gertrude F 2d : smber. She was 7 . na) Burial will be in he had returned home on rotation yrome 4nd at 9 a. m, in St. Joan The. church's Indiana Svnod Will Jewell Mrs. Lucy Gertrude Fraim died she was a member, She was ‘74. Born in Indianapolis, Miss Pato) Bend furlbugh. He crashed his brother . Catholic Chareh. Burial” : ns "oe . . : : v . . Sev pe : y atoka send : : . - Of re itholic rc voted to raise and give the sum + 7 yesterday .in St. Vincent's Hos Born in Indianapolis. Mrs. Ful. Jones ae meh; Of the LYN ivem e tery. He automobile into a filling station. 411 pe in Holy Cross Cemetery, Services Tomorrow pital. Her husband, John W.ler died Tuesday night in the hurst Baptist Church and thei = 500 0 4a Police said Sgt. Mason, who ‘wa oe ore through the local churches, The rs \ ' “William J. 264 Terre Haute Chapter, Order of ery. He was 47, alone in tt ot : \] ue, who was 72, lived at tne pi a { her so 1111s J., 20 ! ¢ ‘ ) . xy alone the. car wobahly {« y ae . we vnod's annual convention closed Services for Will Jewell. 2493 Fraim, died Apr. 29, but due to Ne 0 er h im Kastern Star. She a secretary Mi I'illery en | hin ; A hl) F Qt 3orn in Madison, hat : : r : Mason St. +d 31 Le : ara: Tle died lond: asleep behind the wheel coe ; : . mr . terdav in Batesville. Martindale Ave, who died yes the seriousness of her condition he was active in the Demo. for Ringan £ Co. 18 years Sled Monin Jn . noved to Indianapolis early in The convention also adoptéd a terday in General Hospital, will She had not been informed of his (atic party, serving as precinct Survivors. include a brother Ko ne SH TV? Whee i tude} if otic : as yp . : . ' i = Wy : J? : Ll ! ' ehne ol, Sur ors include: his wife { ol a Ca ea on an ade be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Jacobs death, committeewoman and assistant Emmett, Indianapolis Born in NEW) RT. } \1 ners 1 daughter, Mary Ellen, tiona bh : . 118, $24, ! . 4 | . 3 i \ NEWPORT. Ky av 10 Gal EeRinle by AVR Ry " ’ Ree ra’ Tact & "have iv She will be buried beside himi/ward chairman in the 14th ward . . Or: ro (Count st t S a would be earmarked for the Pur- Brothers’ East Side Chapel. Burial ie Tarte, beste in; She worked” 12 years in the Mrs. Hattie Burbing h Hh. te A hi Lh (UP).- Television is threat indianapolis, and a sister, Agnesy due University Lutheran Student will be in Crown Hill. He was 53. in Calvary Cemetery following M rion County Treasurer's office { NM Hattie I ol A {60 : \ ening to break up the 20 @f Los Angeies. . TTI ‘ vol Mario 0 ) Aas ’r 8 J Services for Mrs attie Bur- school in French hr ’ i vio— Foundation; $36,000 for Camp Jor Glas al sh: services at 8:30 a, m, Saturday’ in : : . Tiller py arriage ) Arthur Lutherwald: $18,000 for the oh: ] Ban I skins ith Ry: ke : had . 3 ( bing, 423 W. 10th St, who died Lick and moved Mr. Tillery hig Y . he Fin Test for Bosses : ! = ald; 5 00. for ihe He ived In Indianepo Is 2 years, He Kirby Mortuary and requiem high Mrs. Kathryn Coleman Tuesday in General Hospital, willto Indianapolis in his childhood Ww. ! hklin and his wife ; : gna Pivinity School : ; hi } : i carrier on Nenimgimass at § 8.940 8%. Peter and Mrs. Kathryn Coleman, who be at 1p. m. Friday in Stuart He was a member of the Indian Mildred . MADISON, Wis. (UP) -— Psy- ! » . r PI'S ear > ” i v ‘ , “ut Sra nite y . yYorrt » vi - Sy ¢ : X - + srothers 26 years, Paul Cathedral. Chapel. Burial will .besin New.apolis Railways’ 20:Year Club, Mrs, Franktin has filed a chologists at the University of & Willan Krtinnlein and Charlesi Mr. Jewell wag a member of. "Myc ‘Fraim. who was-86 lived ( Wied Tuesday in’ St. Vincent's Hes oy, : Survivors include his wife, Lora petition. in. Campbell “Cir W nin have worked: ota test Biel ith of Indianapolis, re y free TW 3; : psd Hedh . EY : ’ } ¥ ! Neth Fo : g ave. Wok . e ! : 4 bath of Indianapoli were Mt. Zion Free Will Baptist at 26 K.%4th St. Born in Logans: pital will he buried in Holy ‘Cross Mrs. Bilirbing was born an Mis Etta: two sons, Robert lee and cut: Court asking fol i to predict how future bosses will timed for service on Lutheran Church so : : . . . lLivor: PAE 4 ! i Mr. Knaunlein was’ al Qinoieng ; . port, she had lived in Indianapolis ctapjetery © following services at sissippi 49 years ago. . She lived Sidney Jr, and his mother Mrs divores on ground 0 t along with those under them, pl emi : pot 0 2 bly tof Sursivars Aude Mis wire Rant 06 Yours 9:30 m. tomorrow in Kirby here about 10 yea: She was-a Mary J. Tillery, all of Indianap cruelty, She says i her I'hey explain that the test is the d: 4 nember of the Boar an s father , Ylasg 30 a . tomorrow In i a : Les ‘ t : 1 a membe ( 1€ oard of and his father, Tom, Glasgow, She was. past bresident of the member of St. Joseph's Spiritual- olis: three sisters Mrs. Jessie petition that her husband irst which tries to discover if the » lfome Misisons and Mr, Buck was Kv : : past preside Mortuary and .at 10 a. m. in St ‘ . . ) ; ts ih + . i Ancient Order of Hibernians Aux- ~~ °° . : ist Church Cox.. French Lick; Mr Ava Its 1h front of a television prospective supervisor will be a iliarv. Division 8. and a member Joan of Arc Catholic Church, of A cousin, Willie Hollenweg, 1In- Reick Indianapolis, and Mrs set every night, ignores hes rood leader and if he'll keep his ls » of the Children’s Sunszhine Club which she was a member, dis mapolis, survives, * Alma Standifer, Knoxville, Tenn ind refuses to take her out workers satisfied. sik and the Altar Society of 8S. Peler Mrs. Coleman, who was a na ds 2 and Paul Church tive of Indianapolis, lived at 6280 a 8 rs. Frai have Was ton Blvd, She was an ac So j +H $ . i“ 24 ws x Mr. and Mrs. Fraim would have Washing : } ba 1 A EE 6 celebrated their 60th wedding an- countant for the Real Silk Ho . : ; ad he Friendly Furniture Store ¥ vA 7 niversary June 19 A (siery Co., and had been with the 3 J W» & / a Survivors include three sons, firm eight vears J - nnn: tr A Nap Charles F., John J. and Leo A. She wa& active in the Liemo PHONE 5 all of Indianapolis, and {our cratic Party ~ ran . Sury ( . I > =z IR ! [rs grandchildren. Survivors include 4 ter, Mi MA rket 3346 John M. Burke. Cincinnati, and

Mrs. Mary McQuat her mother, Mrs, John Kreber, In-

Services for Mrs. Mary E. Mc- 417 napolis.

Quat, former school teacher, who John F. Bailly Sr.

died here yesterday, will be at 3

John F. Bailly Sr. credit man

p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wil ager for Kahn Tailoring Co. retail

son. Chapel of the Chimes. Burial store, died today in his home, 4401 The You hgster rs’ Favo rite! i

will: be in Crown Hill Cemetery.: . .. i Guilford Ave. He was HS. She was 66.

Born In Albany, N, Y7 Mr A life resident of Marion Coun- . a ty. Mrs. McQuat retited 20 years Bailly moved fo Indianapolis 26 ago after teaching in the county Yrs ago and became a salesman 15 years. Most of her teaching [oF the old English Woolen Ce was in Southport grade schools. later the Kahn Tailoring Co She attended the old Indiana| SUrviviers incinde his wife, State Normal College. now Indi- Mary B., and a son. John F. Jr WITH STEEL SPRINGS) ana State Teachers College, at Indianapolis : . Terre Haute. She was a member Services will be a! 1 p.m. Satof the Southport Baptist Church urday in Harry W. Moore Peace

} p Bur e TOW? « PE . . and the Blue and Gold Chapter, g ape, urial ic he in Crown » Beautifully finished in rich maple,

White Cross Guild. ; in pri M1808 N. Den Ter ® Easily converts into twin beds. 9 0 Robert G. and Gordon I. In. Dies in South Bend ® Built to withstand wear and fear by youngsters. ]

dianapolis: two sisters, Mrs. Aria . - Times State Service : on N Long. Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ee- - SOUTH BEND, May -16-—8erv- ® Ladder, guard rail and 2 springs included. * a, o Inclugeg ona Schilling, Granville, O., and ices for l.ouis 8. Mendel, Indiana grandson.

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ipolis tailor for 30 years, will be

1 John P. McCarty held here tomorrow morning, fol Fashion wise women have a new wardrobe. It Services for John P. McCarty, lowed by burial in Crown Hill contains several pairs of glasses ... . of varied Cemetery, Indianapolis, tomorrow

an employee of the Maytag Wash- ,¢ternoon

color, shape, material . . . depending onthe in occasion. See Dr. Farris at Kay's for expert ¢ ing Machine Co. the last 24 vears, Mr. Mendel, who was 75, died eve care coupled with expert aid in flattering ' will be at 8a. m. Saturday in Yesterday in St. Joseph Hospital o ; frame selection Kirby Mortuary and at 9 a. ni. in here.

: : He came from his native France tife—€hureh of —the Nativity. n 1885, lived in Indianapolis until’ Burial will be in Orchard Hill 1930, then moved to South ‘Bend. Cemetery, New Bethel. A tailor in Indianapolis 30 years, Mr. McCarty died vesterday in he was regarded as “Irvington's Methodist Hospital. He was 68, first tailor.” A native of Davton, O.. he had He was a member of the Irving lived in New Bethel many years. ton Masonic Lodge, Murat Shrine Survivors include his wife, and the Dow ney Avenue Christian

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