Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1952 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA

_—by A Vermeer Two Centenarians Thompson Kurrie' | «=

Dr.L.W. Nehil Rites to Be In Michigan

Services will be held Wedneslay in Midland; Mich., for Dr, Lawrence W, Nehil, well-known | Indlanapolis chest specialist, who | died yesterday at St, Vincent's) Hospital. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery there, Dr. Nehil, who was 46, lived at 7 W., Westfield Blvd, He had! een a specialist here since 1042.) “e had offices in the Hume-Man-ur building. Born in Midland, he graduated: rom the University of Michigan n 1929. He served part of his internship at Long Island (N. Y.) College Hospital and later became assistant resident at Rochester (N. Y.) General Hospital. Dr. Nehil became a surgery in-! structor at the University of| Michigan after completing his internship at the University Hosnital at Iowa City, Iowa, He came to Indianapolis from] Loulsville,~ Ky. | Dr. Nehil belonged to the American, Indiana and Indianapolis medical associations, American Trudeau Society, American Association for Thoracic Surgery, St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church and was a fellow of the American College of Burgeons. Survivors ‘are his wife, Dorothy; a daughter, Miss Ann Loulse, and a son, John.

Mrs. Frank T. Brown

Funeral Tomorrow = | Services for Mrs. Esther Cole Brown, an Irvington clubwoman, will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow at - Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Brown, whose residence was D129 Pleasant Run Parkway, Sputh" Drive, dled yesterday in a nurging home. She was 70. Wife of Frank T. Brown, Indlanapolis attorney, she was a charter member of Irvington Home Study Club, and also belonged to the Irvington Women's Club. Shakesperian Coterie and Parhesian Club. She attended Tudor Hall and Downey: Ave. Christian Church. Also surviving .is a daughter,

SPENDING HAS OUR

MAKES YOU S AND THINK, « DOESN'T TZ )

WILLIAM H. SCHNEIDER,

(64, of -321 Poplar Rd., retired ac-

countant, Services 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Shirley Bros, Irving Hill Chapel. Burial, Crown Hill LJ » . PAUL HENDERSON, .78, 5865 Rosslyn Ave. retired store-

keeper of Big Four Railroad. |

Services 11 a. m, Wednesday at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Memorial Park. n ” o FRANK R. MYERS, of 3220: W, 16th Bt. ploneer garageman here, Services 10:30 a, m. Wednesday. at Conkle Funeral Home, Burial, Washington Park. ” " 8. JOSEPH E. BYRAM, 83, of 311 N. Drexel Ave. a 8panish-Ameri-can War veteran.

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Home, Burial, Crown Hill, » n ” WALTER W. LAYCOCK, 53, of 4117 N. Capitol ‘Ave,, salesman for Capital Paper Co, Services 2 p. m. Wednesday at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Crown Hill,

o » ~ HENRY B. PAFF, 78, of 1267 8. East 8t.,.a retired barber. Serv{ces 1:30 p. m, tomorrow at G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial, Crown Hill

» n » JAMES ¥, LEAVELL, 52, of 1753 8. Keystone Ave., employee of Fairmount Glass Works, Inc. Services 1 p. m. tomorrow at the home. Burial, New Crown.

5 » » HOWARD DOREMUS, 53, of Temple City, Cal, one-time automotive engineer for the former Stutz Motor Car Co. here. Servjces and burial in Temple City.

” - » JOHN R. McROBERTS, 87, of 5086 N. Bancroft Ave. formerly worked with the mail service be{ween Indianapolis and S8pringfield, Ill. Services 2 p. m, tomorrow at, Feeney Funeral Home, Burial, Memorial Park.

} ” ” ” FRANK McNABRB, 46, Marion, former local resident. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Leedhan Funeral Home, Marion, Burial, 1.0.0.7, Cemetery; Marion.

" sf 0 EDWARD T. BARNHILL, 2723 BE. Riverside Dr., resident here 32 years. Services 1 p. m. Wednesday at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Crown Hill,

Mrs. Don Hopping, Indianapolis. Heads Lunch Program Mrs. Ada Arnold, Logansport, was appointed today by Wilbur - Young, superintendent of public instruction, as the new director of the $1.5 million federal school lunch program in Indiana. She replaces Ben Watt, former super-

” oy WILBE R ¥. AYERS, T1105 Church 8t. Services 10 a.m.

" {Wednesday at Flanner & Bu-

chanan Mortuary. Burial, Floral Park.

i " ” ~ MRS. AMANDA MILLER, 81, Los Angeles, Cal, former Indianapolis resident. burial in Lebanon.

intendent of public instruction, who is ill .

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LOCAL DEATHS

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Services 2:30] p. m. tomorrow at Dorsey [Funeral

Columbia, Tenn,, who moved here in 1906. 8érvices 9 a.m Wednes-

day at 8t. . Thomas “Catholic Church Burial, Holy Cross Cemetery.

~ ” ~ LT. WALTER G. ABRAK, 32, of 5703 Rosslyn Ave, a Butler

Early Pledges | To Catholic Fund Hit $825,000

The Roman Catholic _Archdiocese of Indianapolis now holds

pledges of $825,000 toward its

$1.5 million Catholie High 8chool

graduate of 1950, Services 3 p. m. Campaign Fund.

tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan|

Mortuary. Cremation will follow. hy

This money had been promised individual persons, parish workers and clergy of greater In-'

HENRY JONES, 59, of 458/dlanapolis before yesterday's

Blake 8t., employee of Klectric/visitation. More than 4500 work-| o, Steel Castings Co, Services 10/ers yesterday visited local Cath- + 20

a. m., Saturday at Jacobs Bros. 'olic. homes in behalf of the cam-

Westside Chapel, Burial, Floral paign. The special office of the Park. campaign today announced the ® ®.» {pre-campalign gifts,

MRS. SOPHIA IRMER KAPPELER,. 78, home on McFarland Rd., wife of a retired Star mailing room employee, Services 3 p. m. today at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Burial, Crown Hill » ~ . MRS. CORA ANN HEARD, 67, Bowling Green, Ky., mother of Mrs. Audrey M, Carroll, 1143 N. Warman Ave. Services and burial tomorrow in Bowling Green, # » =»

CLAUDE E. BAKER, 67, of 2510 N, Gladstone Ave., painter and decorator, Services 2 p, m. Wednesday at Moore & Kirk Funeral Home. Burial, Sutherland Park. ; | 5 y ” f ! MRS. MAUDE THOMAS, 68, of 3640 English Ave, member of W. Morris St. Christian Church. Services 10 a. m, tomorrow at Harry W, Moore Peace Chapel. Burial, Washington Park.

lllinois GOP Leader Dies at Age of 86 |

OTTAWA, Il, Mar. 3 (UP)—| Ole Benson, 86, prominent Republican and member of the Illinois legislature for nearly 40 years, died yesterday at Ryburn| King Hospital. t

Mr. Benson was taken to the hospital 8aturday, reportedly suffering from a heart attack.

He began his public career in 1906, serving as sheriff of LaSalle County until 1910. He was a member of the State House of Representatives from 1912 until 19036, and served as a state Sena

Of the named sum, priests subscribed $50,000. >

The campaign office said work-|ing the Camp Atterbury soldier! |was bound to the

ers will report in parish meetings tonight, Wednesday. and Friday nights. Full returns for the cam-| paign are expected to be in by next Monday. And it is hoped that

POLIS TIMES

: iP : | In Indiana Die | Over Week-End | Indiana lost two centenarians night on a train as he was reyesterday, one of them a worhan|turning home from a vacation in due to observe her 106th anniver-| Florida. : > : ! Mr. Kurrie, who was 38, lived| gti: 5 Mrs. Martha Baxter McIver, at 7950 Windcombe Ave. * Chine A 1937 graduate of the Indiana dent, died at the home of a son| University School of Law, Mr. | Kurrie has been a member of died at the Taylor, law firm in the State Life Building since 1942. ‘He was a member of Meridian | EE 8he| Hills Country Club and - Fair-| ® would have been 106 on Apr. 1. view Presbyterian Church. : — !8he outlived five of her seven [children and left 14 grandchildren not been made. {and 25 great-grandchildren. Mr, Walters was belleved to beione .son, {the nation's oldest registered daughter;

sary in less than a month,

105, Orange County’s oldest resi-

in Paoli,

W. J. Walters, 101,

Battleground.

Mrs. Mclver was born In Tomp-

kinsville, Ky., but lived in Orange County since she was 18.

pharmacist. profession only six years ago at the age of 95. ‘

Man's Complaint Gets Him in-Bad

Pvt. ' Raymond Earl

pinball machine, Hi Checking his learned Jent, 22, of 1127 Division had been wanted since

grand larceny. from Mrs.

Oliver Ave. In Municipal Court 3 this morn-

Fannie Fogt, 1104

grand jury on $1000 bond. ; In Municipal Court 4 this afternoon, he was to appear as a witness against bartender Jesse An-

the total will reach $3 million, |derson, 55, of 27081; W. 10th St.,

the campaign .officé said.

lcharged with possessing a gam-|

The campaign funds ure ear-|pjing device.

marked for a new Catholic High School and improvements of Cathedral and’ the Sacred Heart High Schools, as authorized by the Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, archbishop of Indianapolis.

Final ‘Y’ Drive Dinner Meeting Set Tonight

The final report dinner meeting of the 1952 YMCA membership campaign will be at the Central, Y, 6 p. m, today. At the Friday meeting 278 members were re-! ported and 1819 turned in to make a grand total of 1731 members re-

ported and $13,716 in money. The|*

goal for the drive is 2000 members and $15,000.

Jent told police Anderson re-

the pinball machine in a tavern at 2641 W. | Michigan St. Saturday.

BED-WETTING . STOPPED

.» No Drugs or Medicines Medically Approved

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last on a warrant er cartoons . . , Hoosier Sketchbook, by Hugh O'Donnell, in He was accused of stealing $100,| your Sunday Times. a necklace and a wrist watchs . "

fused to pAy him when he won at|

Dies on Train..

Thompson Kurrie Sr. a law-

Funeral

Survivors are his wife, Emily;

He retired from his Mrs. Henrietta, of Tucson, Ariz.

. |Given State Posts

Two state appointments were] §: announced today by Gov. Schrick-| E ler, i He Jent Wolfe, 8S8hewana, to another four-| £75 claimed he scored a $6 “hit” on a/year-term on the State Police But police said Board and appointed Mrs. Mildred r |8, Richey, complaint, they State Personnel Board.

on Here for 10 years, died last pre

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Thompson Jr.; Emily,

one and mother,

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Indianapolis, to the

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