Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1951 — Page 12

ld Robert Lee Grifana traffic victim, ay in General Hospital. . Services will be at 1 p.m. ~ tuary. Burial will be In New Crown. Friends may call at the ‘mortuary after 11 a.m, Tuesday.

obert Lee lived with nis mothor, . Ora W. 14th St. Surviving besides the mother are a brother, William Griffin Jr.;

a sister, Betty Lou; and an uncle,

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Mildred Hooker Dies; Worked in Statehouse

Miss Mildred M. Hooker, a former State House employee, died this morning in her home, 4800 N. Meridian St. Services will be Wednesday aftefnoon at Flanner & Buchanan Hottuary with burial in Crown

Miss Hooker had lived here most of her life. She had worked

Mae Griffin at 407 in the auto license branch in the

State House until two years ago. She was born in Terre Haute. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Charles Busghmann, and Miss Hervey Hooker. :

i ; Davis Allen, all of Indianapolis.

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Methodist Pastor Here Transferred To Fowler Pulpit

The Rev. John Kirkpatrick will leave the Mt. Olive Methodist | Chutch, where he has been pastor | for the past six years to become the new minister of the Fowler,| Ind., Methodist Church. | Bishdp Richard C. Raines of the | Indiana Area yesterday an-| nounced the transfer of the Rev. Mr. Kirkpatrick on the closing day | of the annual meeting of the Northwes# Indiana Conference. | While most of the Methodist | Churches in Indianapolis and the | community belong to the Indiana Conference, the Mt. Olive Church, | the Plainfield and Danville church and others are included in|

Attendance Doubles

During his ministry here, the Rev. Mr. Kirkpatrick has been instrumental in the building of

Ja new worship-room and a base-

ment and in remodeling the old part of the Mt. Olive edifice. The church attendance has doubled and the enrollment greatly increased. The church has gained considerable notice for its annual wedding service inaugurated by the Rev. Kirkpatrick. It is designed to emphasize the sanctity of marriage in a dramatic way. The pastor has given a weekly radio program over WISH for the past three years and worked in connection with the YMCA and the Indiana Girls’ School. He, with Mrs. Kirkpatrick and their four children will live in Fowler.

Successor Named

The Rev. Henry M. Braun, who has been serving churches at New

here. The Rev. E. W. Nugent, who ministered last year at Fowler, will become pastor at Danville, Ind., and the Rev. O. P. Manker, formerly of Winamaec, will go to Plainfield, Ind. : The Rev. Joyce J. Bailey of Crown Point was appointed superintendent of the Greencastle district by Bishop Raines. The Rev. Buel Horn, retiring superintendent of the Greencastle district, is accepting a pastorate at First Methodist Church in Crawfordsville.

TO SELL SPORTS EQUIP-

the Northwest Conference. |

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Joseph O. Hoermle Services and burial will be In Columbus, O., tomorrow for Joseph O. Hoermle, manager of the western branch of the Omar Bakery here. Mr. Hoernile died Friday night in Rushville. He was 41. An employee of the bakery firm 22 years, he had been manager of the Omar plant in Rushville untfl six weeks ago when he was transferred here. He resided at 5323 Carolton Way Dr., Speedway City. Mr. Hoermle was a member of | St. Mary's Catholic Church, Rush-/| ville, and Elks Lodge and Lions Club. Surviving. are his wife, Mrs. Ruth Emery Hoermle; three brothers, Albert, William and Howard, Columbus, O.; and three sisters, Mrs. A. M. Feather, Ft. Worth, Tex.; Mrs. John Malone and Mrs. John Clifton, both of Columbus.

Mrs. Mattie Hurd |

| Services for Mrs. Mattie Hard, {an Indianapolis resident 58 years, will be at 1 p, m. Wednesday in Mt. Olive Baptist Church. Burial will be in Floral Park. Friends may call at Stratten & Shaw Mortuary until noon Wednesday. Mrs. Hurd died yesterday in her home, 408 Minerva St. She was 74. She was born in Hart County, Ky. and was a member of the Mt. Olive Church. Surviving are three sons, John

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Mrs. Mary Love

Mrs. Mary Love, a native of Germany, died Saturday at her home, 2144 Oxford St. She was 86. Services will be at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Moore and Kirk Northeast Chapel and at 9 a. m, in St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Mrs. Love years. Surviving are two sons, Frank and Joseph, both of Indianapolis;

California.

Mrs. W. D. Kautsky

Services for Mrs, Emmelia M.! Kautsky, a flower show judge, will be at 10 a. m. Wednesday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, | Burial will be in Crown Hill. |

Mrs. Kautsky died at St. Vin-|

cent's Hospital yesterday. She] was 55. | Born in Lawrenceburg, Mrs,

Kautsky had lived in Indianapolis most of her life. She resided at 627 E. 54th St. She was a member of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, the Blue Flower Garden Club, and was hospitality chairman of the Association of Flower Judging. Surviving are her husband, Wenzel D.; a son, Norman L., and three brothers, Harry, George and Carl Freyn, all of Indianap-

Hurd and William H. Harvey, both of Indianapolis; Roger Hurd, Chicago; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Holt and Mrs. Flossie Foster; two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Taylor and Mrs. Leslie Slaughter, all of Indianapolis; four grandchildren and a great-grandchild.

[Edwin Denzler | Edwin Denzler, a former Indi{anapolis resident and one-time {chief electrician for the Pennsyl-

Carlisle and Hamilton, Ind.® willl vania Railroad, died yesterday In|... {5 Indianapolis 43 years succeed the Rev. Mr. Kirkpatrick! New Orleans at the home of a/agy, He retired from the railroad] | son, i

He was 68. Services will be at 10 a. m. Wednesday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr, Denzler lived in Indianapolis about 25 years before moving to Scottsburg, where he was a farmer. He was born in Jeffersonville. Surviving are the wife, Florence; three sons, Edwin Jr., New Orleans; Frank, Milwaukee, and Julius, Bellville, N. J.; a daughter, Miss Elizabeth; a sister, Miss Bertha, and a brother, Herman, all of Indianapolis, and three grandchil-

| Mildred Baker Worth, and a son,

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Rufus F. Worth

| Services for Rufus Fay Worth, | a retired New York Central Sys[tem engineer, will be at 10 a. m.

{tomorrow in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Summitville.

Mr. Worth, a Spanish-American {War veteran, died yesterday in| his home, 4421 E. 21st St. He was |

[71.

A native of Summitville, he

lcompany in 1942, | He was a member of the Methodist Church in Summitville; the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen; McGrew Post, United Spanish War Veterans, and the Junior Order of United American Mechanics, Council No. 2. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Robert F., both of Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Martha Pearson, Hollywood, Cal.; two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Thomas, Muncie,

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