Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1951 — Page 10
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Joseph R. orga, Veteran Lawyer, Dies Here at 82
Joseph R. Morgan Sr... who for ,3 years practiced law in Indianpolis, died here last night. He was 82-years old. Although born in Brandy City,
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LOCAL DEATHS
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LEONARD J. THOMAS, 39, of 331 8S. Gray St. Funeral at 8:30 75, of 1101 N. Riley Ave., born a.m. tomorrow at Moore Peace Chapel and at
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lor University in 1889 and from Vale University ‘Law, School in Auto License, but 1891. . . He gave his law books fp Yale Keeps Victims $4
when he returned for his 50th reunion in 1941. Four years later he retired from his practice. More than half & century. earlier; he Lad entered the legal profession with his brother Lewis. He was| the attorney in Marion County or the old Indiana Union Traction Co. A lifelong Republican, Mr. Mor-| gan had been deputy prosecuting 'ttornev before his election to ‘he legislature in 1900. He was re-elected in 1902. On June 24, 1908, he married the late Edith Bond in Greensfork, where he had a country, home. They had three ‘ehildren.”; Joseph Jr. died in 1911. Another son, Abner, lives in Greensfork,| his daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Golay,| in Cambridge. City. At Butler University, the Delta! Tau Delta chapter awarded him a h0-year plaque and a pin more than 10 years ago. Services will be held at the Toward & Son Funeral Home, Cambridge City, at 2 p. m. Wednesday, Burial will .be In Centerville. — Friends may -6ak}-at -the-Flan-+ ner & Buchanan: Mortuary here, after 5 p. m. today and all day] ITonday. They may call Tuesday *t the funeral home in Cambridge City. |
ci En Route To Visit Father:
A 25-year-old Indianapolis hus-| hand en route to visit hig sick! father in a Linton hospital, was, illed last night when his car ran off a county road near Oszood and overturned. He was Gilbert Denton, 2137 N.!| New Jersey St., an employee of Cieneral Motors’ Chevrolet plant here. Joseph Fox, 23, Holton, a pas-' senger, received minor injuries. Mr. Denton’s mother died about a month ago, his wife said, and his father had been ill since then. Mr, Denton, a native of Worth-| ington, had lived in Indianapolis | four years, she said. They had no children. Other survivors include! a brother, Eugene, Indianapolis,
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It wasn't polite of the robber
The victim, A. L, Shonkwiler, told police he was
Oxford St., and didn’t know
Mr. Shonkwiler said he gave
him a billfold containing $4, then added:
“Hey, give me back my billfold. need the driver's license.’ The robber returned the bill-
fold — with the license, not the money. i
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(NELLIE a. m, at St. Philip Neri Catholic 56, of 310 W.! Church, Burial i Holy Cross. , lifelong Indianapo- | residerit ; services 1:30 p. m. Tues- . | day, Shirley ‘wBros. {Chapel: Crown Hill.
MRS. OTTILIA SEEK, 85, "RR
Irving Hin 13, born ‘in Germany, lived here 60 interment, years,
Services 1 p. m. Tuesday, Flanpner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Concordia Cemetery.
t £ = » MRS. ELIZA ANN PAXTON, in Wells County. Services 9 a. m,
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an, widow of Adam Lamar. Serv-
ices 2:30 p. m. Tuesday, Ft. Wayne, Friends may call today, Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary.
to stick a gun against the man’s 16 More City Gls ribs-—but he did return the man’s
auto license.
Are Home From Korea
Sixteen more Indianapolis sol-
cutting diers are home from Korea. through an alley to his home, 1742 N. anyone was following him until a tall, slim young robber drew out a nickel-plated revolver.
Eight arrived last Sunday. in Seattle. They are: C
S. Harlan St.; Sgt. Fred B. Cory,
11127 Brunswick St.; Cpl. George
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T. Davis, 1638 N." Goodlet Ave.; Cpl. Robert C. Dorsey, R.R. 16; Cpl. William R. Holt, 1856 Gent Ave.; Sgt. Carey McWhorter, 2024 W. New York St. Cpl. Manuel Moralos, 812 Harrison St.; Pfc. Eugene R. Powell, 1125 Shelby St. The other eight arrived in San Francisco. They are: Cpl. William H. Dennis, 380 W. Pfé. Ernest L. Franklin,
11024 W, 29th St. Sgt. Edwin J.
294 E 18th Stoo
Hamilton, 1940 W. Vermont St:; Sgt. Ernest L. Huffman, 234 N. Delaware St.; Pvt. Fred A. Johnson, 2345 Calhoun St.; Pvt, Cecil J. McClary, 2044 College Ave; Cpl. John L. Pierce, 824 N, Alabama St.; Cpl. William ‘Robbins,
. Courtney B. Bullman, 3012 .
Warren Central Is Overflowing
An increase of approximately 130 students has raised the enrollment of Warren Central High School to 1170-—about 200 more students than the school was built .to hold. This year Warren Central, is operating on a staggered day. The new arrangements makes possible an eight- period day in place of last year's six periods. Classes begin at 7:40 a. m. for senior high pupils and dismiss at 2:40 p. m. Seventh and eighth grades attend 10 a. m.-4 p. m. On the old six-hour plan, 210 classes a day is all the 36-room school could hold. The new eight-hour plan allows 280 classes a day. Actually, only 240 classes are held this year to give flexibility to the school program. Students of grades 9-12 can partly make up absences and; tardies” during periods seven and eight.
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