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| went to work for the water com-| home, 3115 Guilford Ave., will be ‘pany. Mr. and Mrs, Winkle cele 10 a. m. Thursday in Flanner

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Ex- Superintendent Ex-Test Driver's Of Water Co. Die Services for Fred R. 2. former test driver for the og Stutz Motor Co. here, were to conducted at 10:30 this idle A in At Home Here Moore & Kirk Colontal Chapel followed by burial in Washington - Park. Charles W. Winkle, retired In- Mr. Tyler, Who was 57. died dianapolis Water Co. superintend- ‘Saturday in his home, 6528 Carent, will be buried in Crown Hill| [rollton Ave. following services at Flanner & Stutz 13 years, he became chief mechanic for the National Refineries, St. Louis. The last 16 years | hee was an operating engineer at | Stout Field. | * Born near Clermont, Mr. Tyler | lived "in. Marion the rest of his

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Aanagolia, EE Logeoeren.. years. io a td ol Sirvivers = include his wife; : Myrtle; three sisters, Mrs. Leck (utility 48 years [Heim and Mrs, Pearl Shulz, Inuntil his retire- {dianapolis, and Mrs. Gertrude

| Robinson, Otterbein; a stepdaugh-

From March, ter, Mrs. Wayne Stephens, Indian-

1893, he had

Mr. Winkle

been on a construction crew, was| apolis; two sons, Robert and ‘chief meter reader and inspector, arandonndren. and sx and, in 1923, was promoted to su- i ; 4

Mrs. Chris J. Karle

department. Mr, Winkle spent part of his

youth in Missouri, where he was, Services Arranged

married in 1890 in Kansas City. Services for Mrs. Charlotte

he| Karle, who died yesterday in her

brated their 60th wedding anni-

& Buchanan Mortuary with versary last Christmas.

burial in Crown Hill. She was 66. He was a member of the Broad | A life resident of Indianapolis, Ripple Masonic Lodge. | Mrs. Karle was a charter member Survivors include his wife, Net-| of the Auxiliary of Brotherhood tle, and two sisters, Mrs. Cora B.| |of Locomotive Firemen and En-| (Cook and Mrs. Clara Bryant, | gineers, and a member of Athae-| | neum, Mannerchor and Nettie { Ransford Chapter, OES. | She is survived by her husband, | Chris J.; two daughters, Mrs. Louise K. Murphy and Mrs. Jose-

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A fire early this morning destroyed a double garage owned by Jeo J. Devine at 623 Weghorst St. phine K. Bicket; a brother, Carl | \Firemen sald a 1950 model car| Stieglemeier; and one grand: \also was destroyed. Cause of the! daughter, all of Indianapolis.

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Tolin Funeral Home. be in Floral Park.

Red, Cross Sets career Homorron Herbert Holt, Goal of 55,000 Pints for Defense he

in his home, 1427 Roosevelt Ave., lowing services at 2 p.m. tomorrow in St. John’s Baptist Church, Approximately 55,000 pints of the Men's Bible Class at St. John's

of ‘which he was a ‘member... He

After working for

be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the

blood for defense is the annual goal of the new Red Cross De-

fense Blood Center, 18 W, Georgia

St., which will open Friday. Two wounded veterans of Korea, now at Camp Atterbury, will cut the ribbon at dedication ceremonies at 2:30 p. m. ‘Thursday. Maj. Gen. David N. W. Grant, director of the National Red’ Cras DAI ety “ntl. BIN nt ‘officials will participate. Gen. Grant to Speak ¥

Gen. Grant will address the Armed Forces Day luncheon in

the Indianapolis Athletic Club preceding the dedication ceremonies.

The former surgeon general of {the U. S. Air Force during World War II will be introduced by Harlan J. Hadley, chairman of the Indianapolis Red Cross chapter. The 25,000 pints of blood donated by Marion County residents will be supplemented 30,000 pints brought in from a! 28-county area serviced by two Red Cross center will be shipped the year. Shipped to ‘Lab’ Whole blood collected at the Red Crosscenter will be shipped to commercial laboratories for |processing into dried plasma. One {such laboratory, being erected at |Ell Lilly & Co., is expected to be lin operation by late summer. Plasma stockpiles would be invaluable in saving lives in the event of atomic blasts here. For, |example, according to the Red |Cross, one atomic bomb dropped over Indianapolis could cause 100,000 bottles of plasma and 140.000 pints of whole blood for 40,000 living casualties requiring

‘Mrs. Mattie Franklin Arranged

Methodist Church, Survivors include his wife, Florence; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Annie Howard, Indianapolis; a sister! Mrs. Annie Hendricks, Irvington, Ky.; a brother, Phylo, Clpverport, Ky.;. 11 grandchildren and two great- grandghildren. Ce

Mrs. ‘Bessie | Goth gry ax for NTS. “Bessie Lb

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Chapel. Burial will be at Greenwood. . Mrs. Goth died Sunday in her home, 618 N. Drexel Ave. Born at Greenwood 76 years

ago, Mrs. Goth had been a resident here 52 years. She was a member of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Bessie GG. Whicker, Indianapolis: and a sister, Mrs. Mary McCormick, Pomona, Cal.

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months following World War Js Mrs. Mattie Franklin, widow of He was employed as a shipping|the Rev. Thomas Franklin, died

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