Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1951 — Page 34

PAGE 34 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : FRIDAY. MAY 18, 1951 1 oe ag ; . p | . . ge. : : Ly Rites to Be Held Services Monday Auenrion, Tax Dadgers |, ron voun convemence | FRIDAY . O08 AN , ia ( } For Al Cc. Smith Secretary of the Trey John ? ALL NIGHT DAUD $108E3 ouT Ou

Co. employee, died yesterday at fessional criminals that he has . . his ‘home, 1123 Hoyt Ave. He was asked governors of all states to 22nd & Meridian St.

% » | ‘ Tomorrow for : Al C. Smith, an L. 8. Ayres & W. Snyder served notice on pro- HAAG S :

nelp the government track down 38th & Keystone Ave.

- - 79. : Retired Railroader Services will be at 9 a. m. Mon- income tax evaders, ’ | day in St. Patrick's Catholic - NSS SS

Church. Burial will be in Holy

SRP . WEA ! li 1 9 0) Services for Clarence D. Jessup, Cross. Friends may call at the

retired New York Central Sys-'j C. Wilson Chapel of the<Chimes i | USED CAR

tem engineer will be at 10.30 a. m. after noon tomorrow. tomorrow in- Shirley : Brothers’ Mr. Smith had lived here 34 . Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will years. Until retiring six years a j Pe be in Washington Park Cemetery. ago, he was employed as a ma- 1 8 : . : y. Mr. Jessup died Wednesday at chinist helper with the B. & O. i S NN j io / ) -~ 8 § . ( [) § » . ‘ j k's ch | lhe Year's Big Work-Wear Value - Event ’ : vears. He was a veteran of the _ Surviving are his.wife, Ainley | - Spanish-American War. He re- F.; two sons, Joseph R., Bloom- ges 2 : tired 10 years ago after being ers ington;, Louis A., Indianapolis; a _ ployed by the New York Central daughter. Mrs. Mary, Sun, 26 : | 4 le ‘ SA dh = 3 . \ A Rh

his home, 1114 N. LaSalle St. He Railroad. Since then he has S3m.a8 an enginider for 33 yeard, Manapalls MAY 18 THRU 26

/ Born in Hamilton County, Mr. He was a member of St. PatJessup lived in Indianapolis 40 Fick's church.

was 69. worked for the department store. Vi

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: E > a A a ti > 36 Was a member: DF elena SORA W. Stump 2 rch, Association ©f .Retired Ys . allway employees, Veritas Ma- John W. Stump, retired carpensonic Lodge and Capt. English ter. died yesterday in Long Hos-

Camp, United Spanish War pital. He was 82. Veterans. Services will be at 4 p. m. to-

. morrow in the Harry W. Moore | Peace Chapel. Burial will be in

Surviving are his wife, Grace two brothers, William, Carmel _° . and Morris, Miami, Fla.; and thrw Yashington Park. : sisters, Mrs. Laura Cruse, Zions- _ A native of Nashville, Mr. ville; Mrs. Gretchen White, West- Stump had lived in Indianapolis field and Mrs. Amy Morris, 12 years He lived at 5230 Shelby Lebanon. St. He was a member of the Morris St. Christian Church.

Mrs. Sarah Durham Surviving are his wife, Sara F.;

two sons, Fred, Indianapolis, and Se : r rd a a - . a yo areal Jane Paria fied Lewis G., San Fernando Valley, ye . © “al A ‘hs <Q daughter, Mrs. Mary Etta Carnes, pio Bo, TOU | LEE 0 o ; 2. 4 2 sisters, I Wao Rohe was 22. m Mrs. Myrtle Flint and Mrs. AraMonday in the Harry Ww Moore manda Gregory, Indianapolis, and Peace Chapel. “Burial will be in Mrs. Anna Merrimann, MartnisArcola, III. ville, Born in Marion, O., Mrs. Dur- Mrs, W. C. Schwartz ham had lived in Indianapolis i only three years. She was a mem-| Mrs. Elnora Schwartz died at ber of the Free Methodist Church her home, 1403 8. Meridian St. at Arcola. yesterday. She was ‘77, . Surviving are another daugh- Services will be at 3 p. m. toter, Mrs. Margaret Key, Clinton; morrow in the Moore & Kirk two sons, Franklin E., Lebanon; Irvington Chapel. Burial will be Maj. Martin E., Plattsburg, N. J,; in Memorial ‘Park Cemetery. a sister, Mrs. Anna Kelley, Hous- Born in Fountain County, Mrs. ton, Tex.; 16 grandchildren and Schwartz had been an Indianap- § 31 great-grandchildren. {olis resident 50 years. She was |affiliated with the ‘Olive Branch Edward C. Sexson Christian Church and the Auxil-

Services for Edward C. Sexson, 1aTY of Retired Rallroaders. retired Indianapolis Railways mo-|

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Surviving are her husband

torman. will be at 11 a. m. to-|W- C.: two sons, Clarence Miller morrow in Shirley Brothers’ Cen- (2nd Homer Tupee, Indianapolis; tral Chapel. Burial will be in2 brother, Ira Fletcher; four Crown Hill . .|grandchildren and five greatMr. Sexson died Wednesday Srandchildren. night at his home, 602 8. Meridian |

8t., he was 73. | Born in Greene County, he "EH

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