Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1952 — Page 8

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George Edick Dies; : Publisher, GOP Leader

George J. Edick, newspaper publisher and secfetary of the Indiana Republican Committee for the last five years, died at his home in Plaififield following .a heart attack this morning. He was 60. ’ Prominent in GOP politics. for 20 years, Mr. Edick was a member of the Indiana House of Representatives during the 1945 and _ 1947 sessions and became secretary of the State GOP Committee in March, 1947. For many years Mr. Edick had been editor and publisher of the Plainfield Messenger and the Clayton Commercial and served several years as Sixth District director of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association.

Born in Iowa «Born in Marshalltown, Iowa, Mr, Edick worked on small newspapers in Iowa as a young man and later worked on newspapers in Georgia. . | He came to Indiana more than 20 years ago and organized the| Edick - Frankel Advertising Agency in Indianapolis. In 1917, he purchased the Plainfield and Clayton newspapers and had operated them continuously since that time.

LOCAL DEATHS

MRS. MELLIE THOMPSON, 84, of 105 W, Arizona 8t., member of United Brethren Church. Services 2 p. m. tomorrow in Moore & Kirk Northeast Chapel. Burial, Floral Park.

» ” » MRS, AMANDA MOZELL GRIER, 51, of 736 Edgemont Ave., member of Christ Temple. Services 1 p. m. Wednesday at Bethel Tabernacle. Burial, Crown Hin.

” » ” MRS. BEATRICE FRANKLIN, 29, of 2318 Schreiber St. Services| 10 a. m, Thursday at King & King Chapel. Burial, New Crown.

» » ” MR. LOUISE KNURR, 81, of 233 N. 18th Ave. Beech Grove.| Services 8:30 a. m. at Little and Sons Funeral Home and 9 a. m.| at Holy Name Catholic Church. Burial, St. Joseph Cemetery.

* 8d | JOSEPH C. WALTERS, 60, of 1034 Epler - Ave, World War I veteran. Services 1:30 a. m.| Wednesday at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial, Washing-| ton Park. : |

~ » » MRS. THELDA MARGUERITE PLUMMER, 36, of 241 Parkview Ave, Services 2:30 p. m. tomorrow| at First Church of Nazarene. Burial, Washington Park.

o o » JAY JEFFERSON JONES, 87, of 3601 N. Gladstone Ave. retired real estate man. Services 3 p. m. Wednesday at Harry W.| Moore Peace Chapel. Burial, Washington Park.

» n » FRANK RALPH PATTERSON, | 74, of 184814 N. Pennsylvania 8t.,| retired . railroad engineer.

& Titus Funeral Home. Burial, Washington Park. {

” ” ” MRS. NORMA NAHMIAS, 76, of 133 W. McCarty St., member of the Sephardic Society.. Services| 3:30 p. m..today at Aaron-Ruben| Funeral Home. Burial, Sephardic, Cemetery. :

8 & =» | JOHN R. PARIS, 62, of 519 E.| Merrill St., nattve of Rome, Italy. Services 8:30 a. m. Wednesday at Grinsteiner Funeral Home. Bur-| ial, Holy Cross Cemetery. i

= o os JOHN V. EMRICH, 80, of 949 E. Tabor 8t., 30-year employee of Hilgemeier & Bros. Inc., meat packing plant. Services 2 p. m. tomorrow at Cecil R. Hurt Shefield Chapel. Burial, New Crown. :

: o ” » CARL H. SHIPP, 69, Oklahoma City, Okla., a 40-year resident of Indianapolis. Services

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He was a member of the Ma-

sonic lodge, Scottish Rite, Knights| of Pythias, Columbia Club, Press|

Club, Sigma Delta Cht, profes-| slonal journalism fraternity; Friends Church and formerly was| president ‘of the Plainfield Lions Club,

| Wednesday at Flynn Funeral! Home, Bloomington, Ill. Burial there, : | ” ” ” i MRS. ANNIE V. BENNETT, 85, of 25 N. Oxford St. . former Madison - resident. Services 10 a.m, Wednesday at Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel. Burial, East Hill, Morgantown, ” ” ” DONALD E. STOCKBARGER, 36, of Walkerton, associate pro-

fessor of physics at Massachu- |%

setts Institute’ of Technology. Services tomorrow at Story Chapel, Cambridge, Mass. Burial

(there,

n ” o JOHN W. BARNES, 28, of 6701 ckson St. Services 1 p.m. toat Royster & Askins Mortuary. Burial, Floral Park.

n » n MRS. GRACE 1. MORAN, 61, of 1913 College Ave., member of Second Church of Christ, Scien- | tist. Services 3 p. m. Wednesday | at Coldren Funeral Home, Findley. Burial, Maple Lawn, Findley. |

” ” ” MRS. MELBA LORAINE STANFIELD, 24, of 2719 N. Capitol Ave. Services 1 p. m. tomorrow at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Burial, Crown Hill

” o » MRS. ROSA LEE MERIWETHER ROBERTS, Chicago, sister of two Indianapolis-dentists. Services 2 p. m. tomorrow at Shiloh Baptist Church, Chicago. Burial, 1 p. m. Wednesday at Crown Hill,

g 2 > FLORA LAUTER, 2001 N. Pennsylvania 8t., oil paint artist.

Serv- Services 11 a. m. Wednesday at ices 10 a. m. Wednesday at Hisey Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. fs

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‘Woman, 101, Dies

(ber, Lebanon County's oldest |resident, died yesterday at the age of 101. Wife of Eddie Foy Jr. Dies in New York NEW YORK, Feb, 25 (UP)— The 37-year-old wife of comedian Eddie Foy Jr., died suddenly yesterday in the Foy’'s apartment on Central Park South. . Friends said ‘Mrs. Anna Marie Foy, a former showgirl, had been under treatment for a heart condition. The Foys have a son, Eddie

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TERRE HAUTE--Robert.-Orme, 71, Terre Haute, was killed yester- thirty-eighth ballot. day when he was struck by an

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L. Ert Slack, Ex-Mayor, Dies at 77

Services will be held 11 a. m. tomorrow at Vandivier Funeral |Home, Franklin, for L. Ert Slack, {former Indianapolis mayor and

{prominent Indiana Democrat for |40 years. Burial will be in Green-

businessman was killed here/lawn Cemetery there. shortly after midnight yesterday by a hit-and-run motorist. Authorities said Bernard Strouse, 57, vice-president of Strouse Furnish-|

ings, died shortly after he wasithe Indiana School of Law, was struck by a car on Franklin St

Mr. Slack, who was 77, died |yesterday in the Masonic Home {in Franklin.

Mr. Slack, an 1897 graduate of

{named mayor in 1927 to fill out the term of John L. Duvall, who resigned. He was elected to the post by the city council on the

Mr. Slack began his public career in 1897 when he was appointed deputy prosecuting attorney of Johnson County. In 1901

MYERSTOWN, Pa., Feb. 25 he was elected representative to (UP) — Mrs. Emmaline E, Web-/the Indiana General

Assembly, later becoming Speaker. From 1905 to 1907 he served in the State Senate. Seeking the Democratic nomination for governor in 1908, he lost by 30 votes in the fifth ballot to Thomas R. Marshall, later| Vice President. |

Mr. Slack moved to Indianapolis in 1914 and was appointed| |U. 8. district attorney in 1916 by {Pregident Woodrow Wilson. He] held that office until 1920 and, then served as special assistant] attorney-general until 1923. | Between 1923 and 1936, except] [for his two years as mayor, Mr. Slack practiced privately. In the {latter year, Gov. Paul V. McNutt named him judge of - Marion County Superior. Court 3 to fill

the unexpired term of William A.

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Franks Asked To Head NATO

LISBON, Feb. 25 (UP) — The]

Marines Will |

1Go to NATO

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25—Senate Democratic Leader Efnest W. McFarland (D. Ariz.) said today | that President Truman has, granted no authority to send a U. 8. Marine division to Europe. | He made the statement after meeting at the White House with President Truman. and congressional leaders. ” | Reports from Lisbon, Portugal,| at the North Atlantic Treaty Or-| ganization Council meeting, said] that a Marine division would be assigned to Adm. Lynde D.,MecCormick’'s Atlantic command as a part of the Western European defense program. . Sen. McFarland said the Congressional leaders ‘found out”| from Mr. Truman that “there was| no authority’ for any commit-| |ments to be made and, therefore, there was no basis for the story.”| “The President is the only one,

North Atlantic Treaty Council to-/who has the authority (to ‘assign! day asked Sir Oliver Franks,the Marine division) and he has

British Ambassador to the United

{not delegated that authority,” Sen.|

States, to become secretary gen- McFarland said.

eral of the organization when it!

moves to Paris.

The council approved a master, Dwight D.| about 50 divisions and 4000 warplanes by the end

plan to give Gen.

Eisenhower

of 1952.

A high American source said (the U. 8. would make available

seven divisions.

The U. 8. has offered to put up, 38 per cent of the $500 million total cost, but the other NATO |members are reluctant to pay the |

balance.

The council also is expected to select Paris as its permanent

Pickens, who died. (headquarters. A member and president of the|. , |first Marion County Welfare The week's TV schedules in Board, Mr. Slack was active in| one attractive program—both

|civic and fraternal circles. He was

Shrine; Second Chureh of Christ, Scientist; Indiana Democratic Club; Hoosier Motor Club; High{land Golf and Country Club; Indiana and Indiapanolis Bar Asisociations; Lawyers’ Club; Citi|zens' Historical Association; Odd {Fellows Lodge and Hillview Country Club at Franklin. - | Mr. Slack, whose wife, Mayme, {died several years ago, lived in {Indianapolis at 3902 Washington Boulevard. He had made the Masonic Home his residence for the past five years. Surviviors are three sisters, {Mrs. Guy Clore, Bargersville; Mrs. | Maudelene. Ferguson, Valley Mills, | and Mrs. Webb Hunt, Muncie.

Old-Time Editor Dies |

{Itching, smarting torture of piles becomes AMBLER, Pa., Feb. 25 (UP)— unbearable if not relieved quickly. A safe, former min- fast way to ease the nerve-wracking pain is to apply soothing. newspaper publisher and o,.iment. since 1907 t magazine editor, died at his home mula has proved a blessed relief to mil- | Ointment today.’ Only 40c. or with applicator tube. T0c. at, Money back if not de-|

Robert .D. Towne, ister,

|yesterday after a long illness. He, {was 86. He at one time was editor lof the - old humor magazine,

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