Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1952 — Page 27

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“proved a $40,000 {issue

WEDNESDAY, MAR. Ro Storage Plan Local Deaths *

For Records Not New

Using a bond issue to build an

underground record-storage vault

12, 1952

Jesse Posey,

MRS. MARY E. WELLS, 74, of worker, died yesterday at General With burial in Crown Hill. Surviving -are his wife, Fannie;

14937 Hillsdale Ave. Service at 8:15 a.m. tomorrow at Kirby {Mortuary and at 9a. m. at C hrist

the King Church, Burial, Crown Hill - un ” LJ MRS. JOHN (KATHERINE)

Hospital. He was 56, and lived at 1162 W. 28th. St. Mr. Posey; committeeman for the 6th ward Sth precinct, formerly operated Posey's Barber Shop at 1201 N.

for the Courthouse is nothing new ROSS, 5%,.0f 1426 N. Tuxedo St. Senate Ave. At one time he was Services 8:15 a. m. today at Kirby employed in Marion County sur-

in Marion County.

In 1945, the County Council apfor the same purpose. But the vault was never built and $752 in interest charges went down the drain.

Now, County Commissioners are planning to use a $65,000 bond issue for a vault to house a clutter of-old records which have been branded a Courthouse “firetrap.” The fire hazard was reported to commissioners last week by State Fire Marshal Alex Hougland. He

warned them to clean up the fourth floor “mess” or face state action,

Approved Transfer

Commissioner Jesse A. Hutsell sald today county attorneys had approved transfer of the $65,000 voted‘last summer for Courthouse remodeling to the vault consttruction project, “I'd like to start on it as soon as the ground thaws,” he said. Since the ambitious 1945 program apparently was forgotten, the $40.000 reverted to the county sinking fund in 1949, records of the County Auditor showed today. Mr. Hutsell also said a meeting of city and county officials will be held tomorrow to study plans for erection of “a combined citycounty building on the Courthouse square. Receives Letters

He said public sentiment for the proposed office building is shaping up, Today he. received four letters: advocating such a combined headquarters for city and county government. . The letters were signed by Rev. Howard J. Baumgartel, executive secretary of the Church Federation of Indianapolis;: Rev. G. Lavon Fisher, pastor of Centenary Christian Church; William H. Plymate, Indianapolis Life 1Insurance Co., and Paul G. Griffith, Stokely Foods, Inc.

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OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY "TIL 9P. M.

Mortuary and 9. a.m. in St. Francis deSales Catholic Church. Burial’ in St. Joseph Cemetery.

MRS. CHRISTIAN H. THILDA) AICHRON, 77, Broad Ripple Ave. x: 30 p.m. Mortuary.

(MAof 1607 Services at tomorrow at, Kirby Burial n Crown Hill.

RAY MOND ™ MAGU IRE, 54, of 529 E. 32d St. Former draftsman in City Engineering Department. Services at 2 p. m: today at Flanner, & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial in Crown Hill,

»n on ”n WALTER R. YERKE, 57. Mitchell, Father of Don Yerke of 3620 Rosslyn Ave. President of Wi: R. Yerke Co., manufacturers of clarinets. Services and burial Friday at Elkhart.

u - 8 JOSEPH GOOCH, 90, Mill St. Former Bock Equipment Co., Inc. ices 10 a. m. Friday at Stuart Mortuary. Burial is Crown Hill.

BENNIE SU MMERS, 49, of 726 W. 31st St. Services-10 a. m. Saturday at Mt. Olive Baptist C burch. Burial in Floral Park.

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Death Takes Former Church Organist Here

J. Russell MaclInnes, former Indianapolis church organist and teacher, died yesterday in Columbus, Ind. Mr. MacInnes, a native of Canada, lived in Shelbyville. He formerly was organist at Central Baptist Church here for seven years and a organ teacher at Pearson School of Music. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday at Sleeth Funeral Home in Shelbyville. Burial will be in Hanover Cemetery at

town. Surviving are his wife, Besste, ‘and two sisters in Canada.

employee of Serv-!

Morris-

veyor's office.

He belonged ‘to Southern Cross, ganist at St. Pers- Church since the and Bethel yesterday at her home Arsenal Ave.

F. & A.'M. Scottish Rite, jan Temple Shrine, AME Church. Services will be held at 1 p. m.

Morris Kestenbaum Services to Be Friday - |

Friday ‘at Aaron.Ruben Funeral tery. Surviving with her husband are

two brothers, McNary,

Home for Morris Kestenbaum, former Indianapolis resident. Burial will be in Ohev-Zedeck Cemetery. Mr. Kestenbaum, who operated a roofing business on E. Wash-| ington St. here until retirement five years ago, died in Tucson! Ariz., yesterday. He was 71 and a native of Hungary. Mr. Kestenbaum spent 35 years in this city, going to Tucson a year ago. Surviving are his four daughters, Mrs. Pearl Rabin, Mrs. Ce-| cilia K. Suess and Mrs. Ruth Korzun; all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Florence Sinker, of Washington, D. C.,, and one son, Roy Keston, Chic ago. |

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