Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1952 — Page 24

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Guard af 'N { Rit Services and burial will be there, “nn =n yo. Oo eal I es MRS. EDDA B. JENNINGS,

AR, of 942 N. Alabama. 8t., operHonor guards of men Who 0. co hureing home. Bervices served with and under former Po 10 a. m. today at Hisey & Titus lice Chief John J. (Jack) O Neal Mortuary. Burial, Otterbein. will stand guard over the coffin ’ nn of the “grand old man” of the ,qyypg G. WHALLON, 78, of Indianapolis police force. 5120 Park Ave. long time memTwo teams of men in blue will ber of Englewood Christian he on duty In Usher "Funeral... geryices 11 a.m. at Home today through Thursday gp jy Bros. Irving Hill Chapel. morning. m Park. SHOINE © will Ts hel at: 9:30 Bal Washington P a. m. Thursday in the mortuary!” JACOB H. HUGHES, 64, of 512 and at 10 a."m. at St. Anthony|w, Michigan St, a hod carrier Church, ahd World War 1 veteran, Serv The 67-year-old veteran officer jces 1:30 a.m, Saturday at Jacob

was found dead yesterday morn- Bros, Westside Chapel. - Burial, ing. He had served 35 years with Crown Hill, the Indianapolis Police Depart- nH A : ment, holding every office from MRS. BEATRICE FELDER, . . 69, of 2307 Columbia Ave. Serv-

rookie to top man. The rank and file of police offi- 10 cers will }ine up in front of the King big gray stone building Thursday Crown. to stand at attention as the fu- 1. TOM LANTHORN, oi. of neral procession Taoves Jan ™! 8219 N. Park Ave. retired civil route to Holy Crom Cemetery. [engineer Services Friday in Gal ona cussion St to Senate 1IPOIIS, 0. Burial,” Mound Hill Ave., north to New York St., east {there. "a on New York to Alabama 8t. and HARRY STUMPH, 79. of 1244 {Leonard 8t., retired clothing cut-

south past the station. TT (ter, Services 2 p. m. tomorrow at Rites Held for Former {G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home,

Burial, Crown Hill Local Resident

» » ~ » MRS. SUSIE LEWIS WASHServices were held in Detroit ynapoN 83 of 521 W, 41st St.,

yesterday for Edward Kramp, ,, organizer of St. John's Afri-

former Indianapolis resident. Mr. Fiery, Smarling Itch

Kramp died Friday in Detroit. He of Common Skin Rashes

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Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Mary Harrell Kramp; two daugholin bring blissful, long-lasting relief. a ee

ices 2 p.m. Thursday at King & Mortuary. Burial, * New

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" 4 ~ Rag A vgn s Copr 1957 ny MEA Sar wn + Ine p. ‘m Thursday at George M Miller Mortuary. Burial, New ('rown * » ” ” can Methodist Episcopal Church MRS. EMMA F. CURD, 69 of Services 11.a. m. tomorow at Pat: 030 Cirofine: Ave. native of ton. Funeral Home. Burial, -(CCrown . : : Hill. Hardin County, Ky Services 1° 8 nN p. m. today at Christ Temple of 4033 Church. Burial, New Crown,

JOHN M. H. BIRK, 77 Central Ave, a sawmaker, Services 2 p. m: Thursday at Blackwell Funeral Home. Burial, Crown of 134 8 Hill, Gentle Baptist Church, Westmore-

. "nn MRS. DORA MAE KENT, 67

Arsenal Ave, member of

n ” » HARRY W. LANHAM, 73, of 335 N. Denny 8t. York Central

Services at 1:30 p. m. Thursday at Hakry W. Moore Peace Chapel Burial in Crown Hill, Ll v " ” MRS. BESSIE ALLEN, 4), 767 W., 26th 8t., employee Progress Laundry, Services

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land, Tenn. Services 10 a, m. tomorrow at the home of a daughtetired Ratlroad engineer. cinnati 8t, jurial, Cemetery. » n ” I.. D. ELLIOTT, 80, of 2441 N. active In Demopolitics. Services '1.p. m. Rector Funeral Home, Burial, "Fillmore,

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Services for Mrs. Minnie Ridpath ‘Thayer, - daughter‘ of a widely known public school text hook author, will ‘be at 2 p.m tomorrow at Pasco . Funeral iome, Greenfield. Burial will be in Greenfield Cemetery. Mrs, Thayer, who was 86, lived at 5) Kenwood ‘Ave. She died in the home of “a granddaughter, Mrs, Vance Chattin, Washington,

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Mrs, Thayer's. father waz John Clark Ridpath. She was hig secretary when he wrote “History of the (/nited States” used for many vears in public schools, She set down his dictation in! longhand Mrs. Thayer was. graduated

form DePauw University in 1884 at the age of 19. She was a member of Kappa" Alpha Theta Sorority there. fhe married Col. E. P. Thayer

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