Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1951 — Page 31

" Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary, With burial in Glen Haven Ceme- Luella Anderson Turner; a son,|,,

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was a member of 88. Peter Paul Cathedral parish, Inis Bar Association, IndiLegal Ald Society, Indina Democratic Club and Knights ¢ Columbus. He resided at 2724 . Meridian St.

Accidentally Wounded Parly in 1933, Mr. Corcoran was wounded critically by a bul16t fired accidentally by a blind friend. He was given several blood transfusions before he recovered. Surviving are his wife, Catherine; two sons, Michael Joseph and Thomas Whalen Corcoran; two daughtérs, Rita Jo and Shelia Ann, his mother, Mrs. Nellie Corcoran, and a sister, Miss Margaret Corcoran, all of Indianapolis. : His father, the late Timothy Corcoran, was a veteran of the Indianapolis Police Department.

Ralph C. Soots’ Funeral Today

Services for Ralph C. Soots,

_ Services for Mrs. Nancy Porter Baltimore, active church and civic worker, will be at 1 p. m. Wednes-

‘University day in the New Bethel Baptist

Church. Burial will be in Floral Park,

Mrs. Baltimore, widow of the . George Baltimore, former astor of the New Bethel Church,

fl died Saturday at her home, 3053

Station St. Born in Uniontown, Ky. she came to Indianapolis 45 years ago. She was a charter member and past president of the New Bethel Women’s Club. She also had served as president of the Pastors’ Ladies Aid Society, the Ladies Aid Society of the church, and the Ministers’ Wives Alliance. She was one of the founders of the East Side Civic and Better Business League and was a member of the league's Booster staff. Only immediate survivors are a nephew, Walter 8. Dyer Sr. and a niece, Mrs. Sophronia Warfield, both of Indianapolis.

Rev. John Turner Funeral Set

Services for the Rev. John G. Turner, organizer of the Community Baptist Church, will be at 1 p. m, tomorrow in the First Baptist Church of North Indianapolls. Burial will be in Floral Park. Friends may call at Jacobs Brothers Mortuary tonight.

The Rev. Mr, Turner died Saturday at his home, 955 W. 27th St. He was 78.

Born at Watertown, Tenn., he

came to Indianapolis 28 years ago after serving pastorates in Tennessee.

He had served as pastor of the

Indianapolis bullding cohtiactoh| community Church here for the| member of the club's White Cross

were to be at 3 p. m. today Inj. .4 oyu years,

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Surviving are his wife,

Willa Starks - and Mrs.|

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years ago and had been owner of

He was a member of the Masonic T.odge, Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine, thé Marion County Bullders’ Association and the Crooked! Creek Conservation Club. Surviving are his wife, Vera Viola; three sons, Thomas C.; Richard A. and Ralph C. Jr; a daughter, Mrs. Rosemary Hansel, and his mother, Mrs. Minnie, Boots, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Bernard R. Batty

Services Tomorrow Services, to which friends have been invited, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Hisey and Titus Mortuary for Mrs. Batty of 1475 E. 77th St. Burial at Crown Hill will be private. Mrs. Batty, a well known mugician, died yesterday at Methodist Hospital. She was a member of the Second Church of Christ Scientists. Surviving are her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Jane Newby; and a sister, Mrs J. O. Miller, all of Indianapolis.

Thornton M. Nuzum Rites This Afternoon

Times State Service GREENSBURG, Aug. 20 — Bervices for Thornton Minor Nuzum, a retired educator and former superintendent of the In-

diana Boys School at Plainfield,

were to be at 2 p. m. today here. Mr. Nuzum, who once taught at Muncie Normal Institute, now

Ball State College, died Thursday | in Orlando, Fla. He was 92. Sur-

viving are his wife, two sons, a daughter, four grandchildren and #ix great-grandchildren,

to Indtanapote- several, MbYL. 0, — |

| Ralph C. Soots & Sons, building! ea gontractors, for the last 25 years, Charles H. Williams

Services Are Today Burial in Crown Hill Cemetery | will follow services for Charles H. Williams, chief engineer for Thomas L. Green & Co. at 3; p. m. today in the G. H., Herrmann Funeral Home. Mr. Williams died Friday in St. Vincent's hospital. He was 71.

Mrs. Gertrude Nichols

Mrs. Gertrude M. {former Indianapolis resident, died in California last week. Burial was in California, where she had lived the last 13 years.

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The Dorsey Funeral Home has been enlarged and remodeled. A new chapel has been added.

the mind of a 3- to 7-year-old boy.” The sheriff said Tooley did not realize what he had done but apparently shot Mr Bruner becausé he didn’t understand the meaning of the word “prosecute.” Tooley was quoted as saying, “He said ‘'T'll have you prosecuted | for hunting in a posted reserve.’ I didn’t know what that meant. That's when 1 shot.”

Constructed Lake

Mr. Bruner, who lived at 128, W. 334 St., Indianapolis, had recently completed construction of| a lake on the 40-acre farm near; here. With him on vacation were his wife and two sons, Jarad| Roberts, 8, and Mark Allen, 18] months, | A 1933 graduate of DePauw University, he was employed in defense work by the Chrysler Corp., Evansville, during World| War IL

Rites Arranged For Mrs. Wheeler

Services for Mrs, Lemira BE. Wheeler, widow of William Har-| vey Wheeler, one-time Indianap-| olis meat packer and ‘a ed council member for many years, | will be at 10 a. m, tomorrow in| Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill | Mrs. Wheeler died Saturday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. | Donald M. Millholland, 508 Berk{ley Road. She was 90. | | She was the daughter of a pioneer Madison family, and lived in Amelia, O. before coming to! Indianapolis, She was a member! of the Methodist Church 70 years {and at the time of her death was a member of the Capitol Avenue | Methodist Church, She also was la charter member of the Meridlian Heights Inter Se Club and a

| Guild. | Surviving is another daughter,

child.

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