Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1951 — Page 5

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‘A Fascinating Profession’ 40) "Job of Distinction,’ Agree Funeral Directors-to-Be

You'd be surprised at the num-; But one member of the state! ber of Hoosiers who want to be- hoard was optimistic: e¢ome embalmers and funeral di- “There's rectors every year because they good one.” like the work. Not a Snap Why only today more than 130 Becoming an embalmer or a students of funeral parlor tech- funeral director isn't a snap, acnique appeared before the official cording to George A. Kraft, New State Board of Embalmers and Albany, chairman of the state Funéral Directors at the State- board house for an examination in the He explained that a prospective achievements. embalmer had to go to school for Although the men outnumbered & Year, serve as an apprentice in the women, the fairer gex was @ mortuary and then take an more enthusiastic about the pro-®Xamination, both oral and writ-

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fession as they “filed into the en. sedate chambers: of the House George H. Herrmann, 1505 8. of Representatives. ast St, Indianapolis, secretary “It's a fascinating profession” Of the board, agreed it was

Walker, tough” and said for an official East Chicago. funeral director’s.license an emMrs. Mae Bediho. West Terre Palmer had to serve a year's inHaute, said she“liked the work erneship and then take another fine, especially because “it puts exam. me in association with my hus- a band.”

For a man’s point of view .. Officials Attend “why embalming as a profes Cayehlin Services

gion?” a dignified chap, Edward : Merokx, l.afayette, said: The State Attorney General's

“ ; i a office was closed today out of I Uke 5t because it has a cer {respect for Frank Coughlin, Chief Deguty Attorney General who died of a heart attack Saturday. Attorney General J. Emmett McManamon led a contingent of Democratic and Republican State House workers to South Bend this morning to pay final tribute to the GOP party figure. Secretary of State Leland 8mith was among the notables who attended the funeral along with Supreme Court Clerk Thomas Williams and his chief deputy, Mrs. Lucille Athey. Before he left for South Bend, Mr. McManamon paid tribute to his assistant as “a man who never let politics interfere with

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fain distinction. It kinda makes you stand out. One thing that's: sure. It's an honorable profession.” With more than 3000 embalmers and funeral diréctors now plying their trade in Indiana, some doubted whether there is such a need as for 137 more practioners of the embalming craft,

2 Held Here Admit 18 Burglaries Netting $10,000

Two men held here for burglarizing a U. 8. postal substation confessed yesterday to 18 grocery and gasoline station break-ins netting $10,000, police said. Held in Marion County jail on $5000 bond each on federal charges for the postal burglary at Tobler's. Hardware Aug. 24, Fugene Eaton. 19, of 685!; N. Beville Ave., and Rudy Anthony Buitron, 21, Linden Hotel, confessed to 10 South and East Side burglaries in the city. They also told state police of three burglaries in Marion County outside the city, three in Johnson County and two in Morgan County. The pair implicated Eaton's brother, Edwin, 23, in the breakins. Edwin Eaton is*held in Chicago under $10,000 bond. He and his wife, Wanda, 20, were arrested there when they tried to cash a stolen money order. Fugene Eaton and Buitron were picked up in New Ross by state police after they flashed large sums of money. Police said it was theft loot, which also included cigarets, guns and flashy cars for get-aways, Police recovered a gun stolen at the postal substation along with 170 postal money orders, $100 in stamps,- $40 in bills, undetermined amount of silver, and fishing equipment. Officers were

torney General on the Republican ticket in 1952.

Earl D. Antonides Dies at Home Here

Services for Ear! D. Antonide#, registered pharmicist, are heing arranged hy Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. : Mr. Antonides died yesterday at his home, 2716 N. Talbot Ave, He was 72. Born in LaGrange’ he came to Indianapolis 32 years ago. He was a registered pharmacist 53 vears before retiring in May. He was a member of University Park Christian Church and the Sons of the Revolution. Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Pearl E.; two sons, John D, Louisville, and Harold James, Chicago; a sister, Mrs. Maurice Wilcox, Sheridan, Wyo.; two nieces and a nephew.

T. C. Exline Rites Set Today in Sullivan

SULLIVAN, Sept. 11—Services for T. C. Exline, a Republican’ precinct committeeman for the last 65 years, will be at 2:30 pn m. today In the Cass Methodist Church near here. Burial will be in Hickory Cemetery. 3 Mr. Exline, who was 85, is be-

to go to Acton today to hunt lieved to be the state's oldest Regafes the pair said they dumped publican committeman in years in a creek. of service. He died Sunday at his

State police said charges will not be filed against the men until | after action is taken on federal! charges. :

farm home.

Waives Extradition On Wisconsin Charge Archibald Leudke, former schoo! superintendent in Beaver Dam, Wiz., waived extradition today and headed back to Wiscongin with Det. William Wissing of the Milwaukee police. He was wanted in Milwaukee on a charge of stealing $8236 from the Milwaukee Builders' EXchange, of which he was secretary.

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