Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1952 — Page 4

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A 59-year-old Indiana \ Servic > . = \ . Services will be at 4 p. m. toeduled | Tesephone € es o ee morrow at Flanner & Buchanan 2 Re found dead yester-|’ Mortuary for Thomas Roerty Seryce : Shipp, Hoosier-born public rela-

day. from a bullet wound in his’ head. Harry W. Hilderbrand was found a half-mile from his home, 7321 Lafayette Rd. by his wife,| "8 Iris, who started a search when § he failed to return home. He had been out running his hunting dogs. One of them returned home and led Mrs, Hideryrand

tions man and one of the foundlers of the National Press Club in Washington. Burial will be In Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr, Shipp, who was 76, died in Mercy Hospital, Miami, Fla, derday. He foundéd a public relations firm in Washington in 1914. after

to her husband. pursuing ‘a federal carger that Sheriff's investigators sald wel brought him into contact with had died from a gunshot wound. Presidents Theodore Roosevelt

A revolver Jay near him, : |and William Howard Taft. Although Mr. Hilderbrand had Judge Hamilton { Mr. Shipp was born at Morris

been treated recently for a stom- town and came .to Indianapolis ach disorder, his wife said he oarpofigte with his family when he was a

had not been despondent. boy. Mr. Hilderbrand was superintendent of the telephone company’'s North Indianapolis dis-| trict. He originally, joined the

porter for the Indianapolis News. His last major government job was that of execufive secretary of

He was a member of the Ma- Court judge for the First District, Press Club, Artists and Writers sonic Lodge ind the Indiana Gun Frank Hamilton, 68, Greensburg, IClub, and the Masonic Lodge. Club, |died vesterda _| His wife, Mrs. Hope .Neidig _ Besides his wife he is survived y day In Methodist Hos Shipp, is the only immediate sur by his mother, Mrs. Anna Jif\ger. [pa) after an illness of 10 days. |yjydr. brand, Nashville, Ill, and three [ Previous to his election to the! - court, Judge Hamilton

sisters, Mrs. Harry Gilbert, Kirk- high Chicago Services Sef '|served as the first assistant attor-

wood, Mo.; Mrs. O. E. Utzinger ney general under James E. Em- For J. E. Teagarden

Ray, Ariz., and Mrs. J. Robertson, Phoenix, Ariz. . ! Funeral services incom- ‘mert, from 1943 until he assumed Services for John Edward Teahis judgeship in 1045. garden, Indianapolis native and Born in Decatur County, Judge brother of Paul Teagarden, Wash-

plete. ” |Hamilton conducted his law prac. 'N8ton Township assessor, will be Local | Deaths tice In Greensburg from 1905 to 2! 2 P-m. Thursday in Chicago. 1929 following his graduation] 5 Bar. Teagaraen Owner of ihe . {from Indiana I et Combustion Co., Chicago, die ISAAC TAYLOR, 55, of 634 W.| anapolis. aw School at Indgi- {of leukemia yesterday in a Miami, 20th St, a resident of Indianap-|

| Fla, hospital. olis 40 years, Services 1 p. m. Thursday in Mt. Zion Baptist! py, then moved to Terre Haute, Church. Burial, rom Hill |which he called home until 1949 EDWARD . KAPPES SR., 87, {when he retired from the bench! ot 3731 N. Rural St, suburban And urns to Greensburg tof carrier for ‘Indianapolis Star. | ghd Le iiton Was. 2 meaibes ~ . at Services po Rdg tho of the Greensburg Presbyterian] Burial, Crown, Hill |Church, the Clarksburg Masonic| [Lodge and past exalted ruler of] JESSE W, "MARTS, 70, of 2320 the Elks Lodge at Greensburg. . | Hoyt Ave, machinist at Diamond |- Services will be held in Greens-| Chain Co. Services and burtal burg at the Oliger Funeral Home| Thursday in TF N, Y. lat 2 p. m. Wednesday, with b al i JOHN EDWARD BAYER, 82, tere ee Salt Park Qeme

College Ave. and 104th St, re-| | tired farmer. Services at 2 p. m.| He is survived by his wife, ‘two

are

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Y Mary Frances Hamilton; two). il in Boonville Freedom sons, William E., Terre Haute, . and Frank I., Greensburg; two MRS; KATHRYN "KIMBLE, 80, | brothers, Edwin 8. Decatur of 5155 N. New Jersey St. resi- County, and Paul, Greensburg

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the concern as lineman " Dies at ig the National Conservation ConSouth Bend and had been paper. gress. : intendent at Muhcie before com- . He was a member of the In-| ing to Indianapolis. Former Indiana Appellate diana Bar Association, National

read Gene Fowler, starting Mon-

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day, Feb. 18, in The Indianapolis Times

Woman Suspect Held

A 34-year-old local man is in critical condition eral Hospital after an early morn{ing fight in which he was stabbed

four tirhes. . George Allen, 214 W. Walnut St., was stabbed in the chest,

shoulder and stomach. A woman

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dent of Indianapolis 35 years.|/and three grandchildren. Services at 2 p. m. tomorrow at - ———— Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Crown Hill.

~ ” » WALTER "ROGER PAGE, 50, Dies at Marion of 615 Madison Ave, Apt. 40, vet- Times State Service eran of World Wars I and II,| MARION, Feb. 11 — Services counter clerk at Blue Point Auto-(Will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in| motive & Hardware Supply Co.|/the Needham Funeral Home for| . Services at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday Dr. Cecil L. Eisaman. He died at G. H. Herrmann Funeral | yesterday in his home. Burlal| Home. Burial, Crown Hill. {will be in Grant Memorial Park

« 8 {Cemetery. FRANK LeROY

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» OVERMAN, | Dr, Eisaman, who was 52, prac-| 89, Clinton, former Indianapolisiticed medicine in Indianapolis resident, Services at 2 p. m. to-|{from 1926 to 1942. He enter morrow in Karanovich Funeral{the Navy then and was di | Home, Clinton. Burial will be at{charged as a lieutenant - comClinton. mander in 1945.

. & a His only immediate survivor is MRS. SARAH J. ARNOLD, 82, a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Luse, of 1321 Calhoun St., resident of wt, Wayne, Indianapolis 48 years. Services : at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow at Cecil A new small home plan apR. Hurt Mortuary, requiem mass| pears each week in the real a 9 a. m. at St. Catherine's| estate section of The Sunday -

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Services at 1 p. m. tomorrow at New Baptist Church. Burial, New Crown. |

~ ~ » MRS. ROBERT (DORIS BELZER) HANS, 33, Green Hills, O., former Indianapolis resident. Services at 10 a. m. Wednesday, at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. | Burial, Crown HL

MRS. CHARLES (IDA C.) (De-| 318 HUME MANSUR® BLDG. | WITT) FEATHERSTON, 82, of] 1871 Shelby St. Services at 1:30 FR. 1277 p. m. Wednesday at Moore & Rik Mortuary. Burial, Crown|® fll.

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