Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1951 — Page 8
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"FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1951 : .
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Strike Threatened At Midnight
Services Are Set For G. F. Lyle
Services for George F. Lyle, a member of the Lawrence Odd Fellows Lodge for more than 60 years, will be at 2 p, m, tomorrow in the McCord Funeral Home in
{1Oaklandon. Burial will be in the
NEW YORK. Sune 15 Eighty- Odd Fellows Cemetery there.
thousand CIO seamen, ship engi-
Mr. Lyle died Thursday in his
heers and radio operators threat- hose, 8103 Pendleton Pike. He ered today to tie up much of the| 3.
nation’s unless they get more money and shorter hours. Federal mediators called a conference here today of shippers and spokesmen for the National Maritime Union (CIO) and the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association (CIO) in a last-minute effort to avoid walkouts along the East and Gulf Coasts, On the West Coast, the Ameri-
can Radio Association (CIO) also!
set a midnight tonight deadline. The radio operators could tie up the West Coast if they decided to walkout as no ship will sail without a licensed radio man.
The union said it would man ships
involved in Korean transport, however, if it does strike. The operators are demanding a $70 a month pay boost.
shipping at midnight
Surviving are his wife, Maggie; a daughter, Miss Velma; two sons, Vernon, of Lawrence; and Clyde, of Hammond; a brother, Milton E., Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs, Linda Murphy and Mrs. Daisy Mollenkopf, both of Lawrence and three grandchildren.
Mrs. Anna Davis
~~ Services will be in the Phillippi {Funeral Home in Zionsville at 2 p. m. tomorrow, for Mrs. Anna Davis, a resident of New Augusta. Burial will be in Liberty | Cemetery. ‘Born in Johnson County, Mrs. Davis had lived in New Augusta 63 years. She died at her home there Wedensday. She was 83. Mrs. Davis was a member of the Liberty Christian Church, Surviving are five sons, Roy, Otto, Earl, Orin and Emmett Da-
’
vis; two daughters, Mrs. Wilma Frink® and Mrs. William Merritt;
18 gri#ndchildren and 10 great-
_ |grandchildren,
Mrs. Eliza Corley
Mrs, Eliza Corley of 1125 N. Senate Ave. died Wednesday in General Hospital. She was 59. Services will be at 1 p. m, Monday in Allan Chapel, AME Church. Burial will be in Floral Park. Friends may call Sunday at Jacobs Brothers’ West Side Chapel. Born in Hartsville, Tenn., Mrs. Corley came to Indianapolis 35 years ago. She was a member of the Allan Chapel. Surviving are three sons, Gelee, and Herschel, Indianapolis; Anderson, Detroit; a foster son, Rudolph Shack, New York City, and a sister, Mrs. Aggie Roff, Detroit.
Charles Richter
Services for Charles F. Richter,
automobile salesman here for 25
|years, will be at 10 a. m, tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Richter died yesterday in an Indianapolis nursing home. He
was 79. After retiring as salesman, Mr.
man. 2s A life resident of Indianapolis, he lived at 1720 8. East St.
Surviving 18 8 Brother ord: a retired police of-
ficer.
Crawfordsville Man Dies at 91
Times State Service CRAWFORDSVILLE, June 15 —Walter C. Pickett, grocery store owner here for half a century, died yesterday at his home. He was 91. Services will be arranged as soon as his daughter, Miss Kathryn Pickett, woman's editor of the Indianapolis Star, can be contacted in Florida, whére she is vacationing.
{ Mr. Pickett alsc was an kes |sor and appraiser, and was en{gaged in farm management. Born in Blonmingdale, Mr. Pickett spent part of his boyhood in Kokomo. He was a birthright member of Friends Church and a trustee of the First Methodist Church. ‘Surviving with his wife and daughter are a son, Dr, Nathan Pickett, Crawfordsville, and two grandchildren.
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hadn't been informed of the ac-
tion. Nor had the defendant, James I. Houston, township trustee.
Filed by Attorney
After delving into the situation, they learned the suit was filed by Attorney Clifford IL. Hardy. He's the husband of Mrs, Mary A. Hardy, the JP's court clerk, “I knew I was supposed to get
{took office Jan. 1,” Mr. Beechler (said. “I haven't been paid but I {haven't pressed them for it {either.” | Mr. Houston ‘was startled by inews of the suit. He said the {board had never been asked to
{pay the two salaries.
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been paid is that the office wasn’t lincluded in last year's appropriations,” he said. “In fact, we {haven't had a JP for the last 8) lor 10 years. ) Didn't Know of Court | “I didn’t even know we had ia court up here.” i | The suit asks for $500 for Mr. | | Beechler and $375 for Mrs. Hardy. | {The amounts are for the first {quarter of the year. | { A painter, Mr. | mitted he'd had only two or three !minor cases this year. Anyway, he said, his work keeps him busy. | i “I was pushed into the race for| {JP,” he added, “and I'd rather {resign®than get into a squabble.” | “After all, I think Mr. Hous-! /ton’s a swell fellow.” | Mr. Houston said he wasn't] {mad at the reluctant JP either.!
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