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a member of Broad Ripple Meth odist Church and the Odd Fellows Lodge at Castleton. In the mail service 32 years, he carried a route north of the city from Castleton but moved to Indianapolis in 1913 when his route was ‘transferred to Broad Ripple postoffice. Surviving are three sons, Milo V., Indianapolis; Vernet E., Middletown, Conn, and Lynn 0. Ber'genfield, N., J.; ‘a sister, Mrs. Nora 'E. Hague, Indianapolis, and six grandchildren. Funeral services are not completed.

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