Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1952 — Page 20

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After a Heart Attack

By United Press NORTH. HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Mar. 13—Comedian Hugh Herbert, 66, whose fidgety hands and giggling “woo .woo" brought chuckles to-movie and theater goers for®four decades, dled suddenly at his home last night of a heart attack,

The smiling little comedian with the baggy -eves succumbed ‘shortly after & p. m. (Indianapnis Time), to end ‘a career of

performing. writing and directing ihat included nearly a quarter of 1 century in vaudeville. ; He was attended by his perwonal physician and long-time friend, Dr. Victor Kovner. "Death rame only a week after he completed a ‘two-reel comedy for Columbia Studio. He appeared on a television show two weeks ago, and his last stage appearance was two months ago in New Orleans, where he played a comedy role in a Metropolitan Opera Co. presentation of “Der Fledermaus.” Mr. Herbert was born in Binghamton, N. Y., and attended Cornell University. The son of a contractor, Mr. Herbert worked as » tailor's boy, newshoy and messenger until he got # job as an usher and as aigtant property man in a Harlem theater. He was a stage headliner for nearly 25 years but was almost as well known as a playwright,

COMEDIAN—Hugh Herbert . he made you laugh.

Rites Set Tomorrow For Seabee

A young Navy Beabee who died 8ide Chapel of Injuries received nverseas only 17 days hefore he was due to be

CHARLES W. WILSON, 585, of 129% W. St. Clair St, Services at {1 p. m, Saturday at Jones TaberInacle A. M.°E. Church. Burial, {Crown Hill

" ” ” : MRS. THEODOCIA ISRAEL, 84, of 1664 Gerard “Dr, Services

11 a. m. tomorfow at Conkle W [16th 8t. Funeral Home, . Burial, Greenlawn Cemetery, Franklin " ” ” MRS, MINNIE HARPER WORTH, 50, of 1656 N Illinois 8t., food demonstrator for downtown department ztores -Private services at 4 p. m, tomorrow at Flanner & HBuchanan. Mortuary Cremation

{481 Hobert 8t., Beech Grove, local [resident 45 years. Services 1:30 ip. m. Baturday at G, H. Hé#rr-

mann Funeral -Home. Burial, Con-

” ” ev | MRS. KATE KUMPART, 47. of { |

‘wwordia Cemetery.

4 ~ ” y CHARLES H. SMITH, 42, of ,

ice refill man 2.30

1940 Cornell Ave. at Union Station. Services tp. m..tomorrow at Jacobs Bros. West Side Chapel. Burial, Floral Park :

” ” ” . . ARTHUR DAVIS, 59, of 1046 {Roach St. life regident. Services 10 a. m. Monday at Jacobs Bros. West 8ide Chapel. Burial, Floral Park.

a ” ~ ARTHUR DAVIS, of 351 W 11th 8t,, employee of Stokely-Van

Camp Co. Services 10 a, m. tomorrow ‘at Jacohs Bros, West Purial, New Crown.

” ” d MRS. EMMA H. ZIMMER, 55.

He wrote 150 playlets, vaudeville i ha rged, will be returned here of 1510 W. 27th 8t., member of

sketches and plays. Mr. Herbert came to Hollywood with Producer Will Morriasey’s | “Exposures of 1926." He was earning $600 a week when Warner Brothers Studio offered him $100 a day to play In “Good Time Charley.” He became a movie actor, Mr, Herbert was divorced three years ago from Rose Pan Herbert, to whom he was marl for 27 rears. They had no chil: dren.

Quaker Pastor Is Dead at 97

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months, ther, Crickmore, Highland Ave, has not been In- My. Crickmore formed where his ‘son received the fatal injuries.

lerton {Wash., where he died Mar. 5. He 40 Jackson Pl, 60-year resident.

tomorrow for burial. BUCN Joseph P. Crickmore, 21, Fortville, had been serving In Korea, Japan, Truk and Guam for the past 28 His faThomas 918

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He had been returned to BremHospital near Seattle,

Zion Evangelical Church. Services (1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Conkle |W. 18th 8t. Funeral Home, Burial Crown Hill

J ” ” : MRS. JESSIE DD. McCLURG, 82, of 2705 E. 38th. 8t., past {president of Parent-Teacher As|sociation of School No. 36. Serv[tees and burial at Forres, O.

o » ” | MRS. EDITH N. NOLEN, 42, of R. R. 3, Danville, former Indianapolis resident. Services 3 p. m. tomorrow at Conkle W. Michigan Street Funeral Home. Burial, Floral Park.

LJ "nN MRS.. MARY HINERS, 80, of

SHERIDAN, Mar, 13-—The Rev. Would have completed his four- Services 2 p. m. Friday at Flan-

Cyrus Davis, Indiana's Quaker pastor, died yesterday in Lebanon, He was 97. The Rev. Davis ‘started preaching at 70, retiring last Jan. 6. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Lamong Church near here where he preached 17 years, Surviving are his son, Artie Davis of Lamong, | and two sisters living in Kansas.

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Beverly Ann, from- her home In Oxnard, Cal, to attend services.

oldest year enlistment Mar. 22,

Services will he held in the Mc-

His wife of less than a year, will come here

In addition, he is survived by

his mother, Mrs. Thelma Crickmore, Fortville; a brother, Thom- (UP)—Willlam H. Hart, 65, Ken-| as Jr, Fortville; a sister, Mrs. dallville, died in McCray Memorial! (UP)—Edward Birch, 74, died of Gwendolyn F. Shaw, Greenfield, Hospital here yesterday of a heart burns suffered yesterday when | and two half-sisters, Mrs. Iris|attack suffered when he shoveled Cesnick and Judy Ann Crickmere, (a “sudden” March snowfall from to light a stove in the kitchen of ./the walk of his home. |

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native of Kokomo. Services 10 a. m. in 8t. Joan of Are Church. Burial, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Heart Attack Fatal KENDALLVILLE, Mar. 13

gon of a Times engraver was killed when his car skidded on wet pavement, jumped a curb and struck a tree early today. Robert Ellsworth Payne, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kehneth D. ‘Pavne. 1955 Carrollton Ave., ‘died en route to General Hospital after his car had rammed A tree in front of 1549 Washington Blvd, Police sald his car slid ahout 80 feet on the wet pavement, It then jumped the curb, smashed through some shrubbery and hit the tree, Born in Rockford, Ill, Mr. Payne had lived here since he was 515 years old. He is a 1950 graduate of Tech High 8chool and was a sophomore at Butler University. Survivors besides his parents, are one ‘brother, Joseph, 14, and grandmother, Mrs, Marie Junfola, Rockledge: N. D. The hody was taken to Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary.

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Services and burial for Robert W. Fowler, state director of the United States Savings Bond Division of the Treasury Department. will be.at 3 p. m, tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be at Franklin, Tenn., Sunday. Mr. Fowler, who was 66. died last night in his home at the Admiral Apartments, 3025 N. Me-

ridian St. He had been in failing health for about three months,

State director of savings bonds division since October, 1949, he came here from Washington,| where he was associate field director of the bond division. A native of Binghamton, N. Y.. Mr. Fowler was called to Washington in 1941 to help in war bond promotion and sales]

campaign. He started the payroll

savings plan, He worked in 40] atates during his bond promotion work with the national staff. Widely known among Indiana] hankers, he was a former agency

manager for the Lincoln Nation-| Ft.

al Life Insurance Co. of Wayne. H Surviving are his wife,” Mrs. Martha Owen Fowler, and a

stepdaughter, Mrs. J. R. Postlethwaite, Oakland, Cal.

Dies of Blast Burns KENDALLVILLE, Mar. 13

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his home near Wolf Lake.

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Home, Frankfort. Burial will be

in Greenlawn Cemetery there. Friends may call at Moore and Kirk Northeast Chapel after 3 p. m. today. Mr. Price. who was R1, died in Methodist Hospital yesterday after a long illness. He lived at

6510 Kingsley Dr, Q Born in Michigantown, he has Hved here since 1927. He worked at the Cook Bros. Plumbing and Steamfitting Co. He was a member of the Capitol City Masonic Lodge. Survivors are his wife, Maude; twin daughters, Mrs. Virginia Frances Stone,

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