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Herbert Lewis,

Fr. Robert Minton Local Deaths Lyman FaulconerTo Read Requiem

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MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1951 -

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Interest Runs High—

Many Early Birds Rush

EDWARD J. ARSZMAN, 71, of Rites Thursday 126 S.:17th St., Beech Grove, re- 1:30 p.m wo . .

tired produce wholesaler. Services Services: will be at

Star Compositor, Mass for Father

Burial,

Dies Here at 65

Herbert C. Lewis, union leader and Indianapolis Star compositor, will be buried in Memorial Park 4fter services at 2 p. m, Wednesday in the Stirling Funeral Home. Mr. Lewis, who lived at 6511 Homestead Dr.. Homecroft, and was 65 years old, died last night after a year's illness. He had been in the printing trade for 50 years, Born in Peru, he came to Indianapolis in 1903 from Logansport, where he had worked as a printer. At one time he had his own shop fn Indianapolis. During the first World War he joined the faculty and served as printing plant superintendent at Indiana University, ‘He then worked for a year on the Franklin Star before returning to Indianapolis in 1924. For 25 years he was employed by the Indianapolis Star,

Mr. Lewis served ax a field

representative of .the Interna-

tional Typographical Union’s

A son will read a Requient-Mass Church, [for his father Wednesday in St. Joseph Cemetery. [Philip Neri Church. 1s The son is the Rev. Fr. Robert ARTHUR ¥: BERGER, M. J.aMinton of St. Lawrence chanical engineer, former Ind Catholic Church. The father is apolis resident. Robert ‘M. Minton, retired grocer Dayton, O. Services who died last night in his home, today, Wald Funeral 647 N. Parker Ave, He leaves Burial, Oak Hill, Lebanon, three other sons, Ralph, Bernard h- 2 and David, all of Indianapolis, Burial.in Calvary Cemetery will N. Kenvon St. follow the 10 a. m, Mass ]

1:30 p.

Died in daught home, Fremont, Neb.

Georgetown and had lived in In- Burial in Red Oak. dianapolis 40 years, once owned ® 2 2 two groceries, one on E, New York . RE RY EAN a St. another on Brookville Rd... MRS: MAUDE GILSON, 69

Later he worked for the Standard 0 S: Dearborn St., former Kahn Tailoring

Died in his home,

MRS. IDA GILMORE, 89, of 64

Services 2 Mr. Minton, who was born np m. tomorrow,” Red Oak, Iowa.

St. Hill Chapel for Lyman H. Faul-

coner, 1017 N. Downey Ave. (ole lo Em ALL LR RR EE EE EE EE EE EE LR REE RET

ductor for Pennsylvania Rails nie road. Burial will be in Washingian. ton Park, 4 Mr, Faulconer died yesterday i

n Veterans’ Hospital at Outwood,

Home Ky. He was 57

Born in Madison, Mr. Faulconér came to Indianapolis 36 years ago, one year aftervbeceming' a railrond eniployeer He served with the 139th Field Artillery in World War I. He was a member of Downey |Avenue Christian Church, Bothernood of Railroad Trainmen, Low + 0112 Club, Brookside Mz: em-i10dge, Scottish Rite, '

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Grocery Co. and A&P Food ployee of . Co. | Temple, Sahara Grotto and SaStores. - Services. 2 .p. m. Wednesday, ara Glee Club. Besides his sons, Mr. Minton Moore & Kirk Irvington Chapel. Survivors include his wife, leaves his wife, two daughters, . nn a Rosalie; a son, ‘Lyman Jr.; a

Mrs. Virgiline Beacher and Mrs. DWIGHT A. HOOD, 54, of Mary Smith, both of Indianapolis, Lincoln St.,, New York Cen and a sister; Mrs. Minnie Seacat railroad telegrapher 39 ye Georgetown. Herrmann Funeral Home. Pu Washington Park Cemetery.

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Former Bloomington

Showman Dies at 81

i"- BLOOMINGTON, Oct. RR. {Frank H. Gentry, last of four Winthrop Ave.

BETH M.) LEHMAN, 68, of. lawyer's

Services 1:30 p. m. today, CG.

wife,

801. daughter, Mrs. Mary Kay Little;

trai 13 father, Thomas J. Faulconer,

ars, nd a brother, Thomas Jr. .InH, dianapolis. rial, -

Mrs. Stempel Dies

MRS. GEORGE 0. (rL1zA-|n Bloomington

1903

Times State Service

BLOOMINGTON, Oct.

headquarters here. For five years; thers who owned a once- Services 2 p. m. Wednesday Flan- Guido H. Stempel, retired Indiana he edited the union's newspaper.it, ous dog and pony show, died ner & Buchanan Mortuary. Purial, University faculty woman whose

He was also active in the union's educational department in Local No. 1 He belonged to the Old Time Printers’ Club, cratic Club, South Baptist Church and South Masonic Lodge.

Mr. Lewis leaves his wife; two during the depression.

daughters, Mrs. Addie Derr and

yesterday in the Elks Home in Crown Hill Bedford, Va. # a 2» The 81-year-old former show- MRS. BERYL HA man served here as justice of the MORRIS) LUDINGTON, 54

Indiana Demo- peace for 12 years. In 1928 he and mer employee. of Hamilton Harris

Died in Oakland

burial

his brothers entered the real es- & Co. tate business and lost /fortunes Services noon in California,

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husband and son are IU profes-

sors” died early today after a ZK, teries of heart attacks, She wae 77

In 1938 she succeeded her hus“a1 band when he retired as head of the philology department. When the retired in 1944, she had served 1% vears on the IU faculty.

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Mr. Gentry leaves two sisters, © & 0» ; . Her husband is a rofessor Mrs. Dorothy Pierce, Indianapo- Mrs. Charles Gant, Indianapolis, ygrS RB. A. (ANNA MAS- emeritus y Hs; a brother Marvin, Marion, and Mrs. Emma Evans, Blooming- guna. 52, of 3825 Coste! Rd Her son, John, heads the journ-

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He was arres stealing an env Haughville posta were five marke 75 cents in coin

That same da of those bills to tor’'s treatment old boy. He used first haircut sin fifth bill was in when postal insp his home and a billfold. He said he sto ONE—Living raling. TWO — Docto mounting.

fogotohbisorh for help and he become more in fessional lender: FOUR-—He sa’ to provide for hi his wife, himself his mother. Arthur S8ipf is what he has dor

His Story Be:

QRUT Arthur his take-h It begins Shortridge Hi, examinations in that plunged depression. There follow years as a subst ployee at 85 When there wa filled in doing ho He was cut fi in the 1933 econ The 8ipfs had a daughter, but work for him. I rainy spring day the Riverside Ni his first two da relief for a bask Somewhow, hi

relief headquart he stood in lin him schoolmate. In he got a job as a week. He still wante: “I was making it,” he said. “I li it offered in ol why I haven't go go after better I try. The Lord k I've talked (it time.”

The Family | THE teen-ag by the Dac scouting; the he was sick; °

his papers off ir the route from Sticking by h year-old daught year, for whom vided a ¢hurch ¥

_. 3400 because sh

pidekick and I g ways pretty soft thild anyway,” Sticking by hi for whom he'd debt in 1937 wi nervous breakd her to Florida and pulled back | home with only was under doct 1944, still takes for six months operation for a

The Sipfs ar home at $42.20 counting taxes They are. paying in debts to the Pc Union and a lo $54 a month. T $65 a month fo a month for mil and six dollars

Doctor bills, « little things that living eat up The husband an to church any they are embarr hand-me-down ( youngsters are | And polish. Eyes of relatl surprise as I with his story. “Arthur, if ‘known,” many stepped. But the Sipfs sisters and brot “We didn't know how we Ii said, They borrow her father. TI They also owe § rier-boy son a newly-married ¢ Caught in Arthur Bipf w financially wh nervous breakd tion ‘the wheels ground him un hand in the P