Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1951 — Page 30

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Courtney Rites Set Tomorrow

‘For Mrs. Roseann Gates

Services “for Mrs. {GGates, widow of Frank E. Gates, Central Ave,

{founder and president of Stirling Funeral Home, | Gates Manufacturing Co., will be washington Park.

Rites Set Tomorrow

Roseann DANIELS) DRAPER, 43, Services a

Burial, '

i Kenneth Mason, 19, Ll Collage; Betty ‘ar ; § Services for Perry I. Courtney, at 3 P. m. tomorrow In Missy) oo LUGE fppvan, 17, | paicgmnurs Th Sup Ja Jackon eB fae Matha RE other 14% Dies Within Week 3. NZ “ ro. 23, Tig city Brown, At Methedist—Thomas, Oval Bartee: Chess. former newspaper ‘advertising & Titus Funeral Home. Burial of 631 W. St. Clair St. Services alk, BW. oth. 21K. Mier: Lena) NT Ella Mae Constant: Robert, Corinne, BEDFORD, Dee. 7 (UP)—8ervand public relations man, Will bel yi; pg jneCrown Hill at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Mt. | Brinson. 20, Fairland. Harn aarbare Burkniser: Leo, Lum ices will be conducted Monday for at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Mrs. Gates died vesterday in Paran Baptist Church. Burial, | ries Hembree, 19. SR Ti Shirley Belle Wilkins; James. Dorothy McCotter: | Alex Bullock, 79, the third ‘brother Blackwell Funeral Home Sud at her home. 3433 Central” Ave. She Crown Hill. Franklin Trittino, 31. 20 N N. Olney; Susan Mary Bohate: Dan: Dorrly Poets; James. to die within a week. / ; 8 C olic ’ : : dred H H . Be afalco 3 ; 2 a. ih In Holy Angels - Holy Was SL. s Max Williams, 21, Tipton; Merilynn Metz, AC Rt Vincent se Jewell Edith Stinon. Alex Bullock died Wednesday urch. Buria 1 Y Born in Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Gates] MRS. MOL, LIE L AwsoN, 55, John Firkins, 17, 2201 E. Riverside Dr.; Vohome—Robert, Joan Simpson, 1918 N. ¢ 5 heart attack as he prepared

Cross Cemetery,

HC k Blvd. SerMr. Courtney died Wednesday came Fall Cree ¥ e

to Indianapolis following °f 330 E. H pr m. tomorrow in|

vices at 2

in Cold Spring Road Veterans her marriage in 1898. She was a ; . i Hospital. He ne 52. member of St. Paul's Episcopal Speans & Fin Morus Born in Indianapolis, Mr. Court- Church and the Electa Circle of eo um. -

ney was a lifelong resident here. the Scottish Rite. nm

During World War I, he served Surviving are a son, Robert E., with the Marine Corps in France. Indianapolis; two sisters, He did display advertising work Caroline Pressler and Mrs. F. H. te], 410 N. Meridian St., in the middle 1920s and was pub- Clemons and ‘a brother, lic relations man for the Kernel Pressler of Ft. Wayne and two purial in Malone, N. Y., Sunday. Optical Co, for approximately 10 granddaughters, | 8 8 =n Y years. i { ELMER° HIED, 54,

Published. Shopping Guides Newton, In the late 1930's, he published Rites Held in Anderson

the North Side Reminder, a shopping guide and during the last For Thomas Cc Werbe

year was manager and editor of. Services for Thomas C, Werbe,|steiner's Funeral Home. another shopping guide, the North! 0.0 of the hoard of the St Joseph Cemetery. Side Lookont. . . : | a a

of West

Co. here 18 years, Services at]

Burial, ls

Local Deaths in Indianapolis—Vital Statistics

MRS. ARNOLD (MARGARET MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED] Dell {f 2335 Dewey Walker, aN 10:30 | John Lovell, i9, 1738 Broadway; Josephine ris, Mary Hammo the 2 M. tomorrow in the Robert W.!y So buck.’

Garrison, 21, 111 8. Ritter. william Williams, 22, U. 8,

Joyce Parr,” 186, Donald Cooper, 21. 2204 Wheeler;- Naomi

DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Rosemary vs,

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MRS. MARY MacDONALD, 86, ¥oo

VS, Miss a resident of the Spink-Arms Ho- thy Frederick: Edward vs.

widow of Everett Kee; Rozellea vs. - . acy weorge Alonzo MacDonald. Services and icv, Jackson: Rebecca vs, Purdle Hamp- Homer C. Reed. 60, { ton; Helen vs, James Carter,

Vera vs. Raymond Davist Rose Av ighes, . 'apitel, - vs, Francis Hove; Lucille vs. Robert Kirk- very Hughes. 60. at 12 8. Capitol, myo week. Lillie vs, Barlow Neeley; Leonard Fred Lasley, 38, at: General, rheumatic! Georgeanna Loucks: Archie vs. Doro- art. ; | Marie Hopper; Jeanie K. Barriger. 61, at 3838 N. Penn- | | vs. Burnett Winfrey; Dora vs. . sylvania, myocarditis. { ! Tinker Young; Lena M. Borst, 77, at 2003 W, Michigan, | | | | i

BIRTHS ! ner.

Twin tool and die maker at At Methodist Gayle, {the Chevrolet Commercial Body at st. Franeis— William,

gon, 11:30 p. m. Monday in the Grin- At Su, ~Albert,

A Methodist -Elmore Jr.

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. !to attend the funeral of his half18, "31615" Virginia, DEATHS ogit rcinoma, PTOthEr, © Roy Bullock. Alex's Lent Gray, 84, at General, auricular brother, Lewis, Loogootee rail-

fibrillation Donald Hawkins: Dewey Noia M. Hendricks, 63, at Methodist, car- [080 engineer, was killed in a Hawkins; Clarence vs. Clara cinoma train wreck near Louisville last’

Charles Mahurin; Maude vs, carcinoma. at Veterans’, myocardial infarction. } { Charles E. Stansberry, 81, at 257 N. Rels- | cerebral hemorrhage. Marrin L. Swick, 79, at 1545 8. Richland, | arteriosclerosis. i Burrows H. Tule, 0 at 115 E. 21st.) arteriosclerotic heart |

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In 1940, he established a hear- Lynch Corp, and prominent An-| sepg MARIE WEIMER AMing aid agency in the Hume Man- derson civic leader, were at 1:30 gERGER. 50, of 1718 8. Talbot | sur building. He retired in 1946 p.m, today in the Werbe home in St. Services at 8:30 a. m. Mon-|

to go to Florida Anderson. Burial will be inday in Grinsteiner's Funeral He was a member of the Rotary . . ‘Home and at 9 a. m. in Sacred Club and the American Legion Crown Hill cemetery here. ‘Heart Catholic Church. Burial!

and Holy Angels Church. Mr, Werbe died Wednesday in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Hattie; Anderson. Born in Indianapolis, # ® a son, Capt. Perry L., a Marine 68 years ago, he went to Ander-| MRS. MARGO DOWNS, 5401 Air Corps member stationed at son in 1917 to organize the Lynch! central Ave., a Christian Science El Toro, Cal.; a daughter, Mrs. Glass Machinery Co., which later {practitioner here 25 years. Serv-| Betty Sims, Indianapolis, and a became the Lynch Corp. |ices at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Flan-

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sister, Mrs, Ethel S8ubblefield, San Spm {ner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Jose, Cal. i | Crown Hill. | _____|R. H. Hettle Rites | . sn Held in Bloomington | CHARLES W. MEGGENHOF-! Jordan Plans EN, 84, of 1021 W. 32d St., retired Services and burial for Robert mechanical engineer. Services at H. Hettle, restaurant cook, were 2 p. m. tomorrow in Royster & To Ask New in Bloomington Wednesday. Askin Mortuary. Burial, Crown! |< Mr. Hettle died Monday at Hi, Co | Methodist Hospital. He was 39 i Slaying Trial ouist, Homital He was 3 ¢-Hoosier's Rites Seb. | oF i 4 . Mrs... Henry. W. Bennett, 24 Porter’ Jordan, convicted Nov. Ei are his wife; his Neenah, Wis., wife of a former 29 of manslaughter in the fatal mother, Mrs. Verna Hettle; his Carmel resident, will be buried to- | shooting of Richard Decker, 10- gather Dollie, Bloomington; a/morrow in Scranton, Pa. followday planned to ask. for a NeW p,qther, Joseph; and a sister, Mrs.ling services there. * She died trial. Hilda Richardson, Indianapolis. [Wednesday in Neenah. Jordan's attorney, T. Ernest rer nr Maholm, prepared a petition to be filed with Special Judge Earl R.

Cox Monday. The petition claims gam = PO SA © rg LO sg 14 errors in the conduct of the ur unEECE Sle Rls Ala OE Ea Ep er Criminal Court 2 jury trial. y - - Jordan, a 47-year-old grocery 14 / SENSATIONAL

owner, will be sentenced Monday. He faces a 2 to 21-year term in i" State Prison. ~Y The all male jury found Jordan % guilty of the fatal shooting of the 20-year-old Decker in front of his

rooming house at 822 Harrison! ay St. July 1 after a late-hours beer : y. | ; In the petition, Mr. Maholm Fb EEESE YOUR CHOI ; charges the court was wrong in| | x

not getting Jordan's consent be-| J . fore permitting bailiffs to give A the jury a 20-foot piece of string| 2% ; ” during its 11l3-hour deliberation. : . The panel asked for the string, { jurymen said, to measure the an-| i gle at which the fatal bullet went & through Decker’s body. : j Mr. Maholm also plans to at-| % tack two rulings by the judge ¥ . [

during the testimony of Mrs. V eg] . ° J ° ween ionee 2eckers sn nt. U8 With Purchases Totaling questions about whether or not Decker was armed with a knife ; at the time he was shot. | } $50 or f 12 Parachute YB more! | ¥ : From B-36 IS LAS VEGAS, Nev, Dec. 7 (UP) k jimpe. 16 Piece

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while three others stayed aboard the giant six-engine plane and | brought it in for a safe landing at Nellis Air Force Base, The crewmen were ordered to! jump by Capt. Ralph: Bower, the, pilot, after the plane's electrical system failed and smoke began - pouring from the big ship. The pilot said he ordered the men to bail out because he was afraid the plane's landing gear would not hold up with the electrical system inoperative. He glided in smoothly on the main runway of the gunnery base, however, with air-rescue equip-| ment standing by in case of fire. Details in jeeps and trucks picked up the parachutists a few miles from the base, The big plane, which flew here from Fairchild Air Force Base at Spokane, had been engaged in an interceptor problem with a group of jet planes. When the B-36 made the forced landing, the jets were waved off and ordered to land at McCarran Alrport, the Las Veags municipal’ | % airfield. i

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