Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1952 — Page 20

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. Ex-School Teacher Dies Here at 80

Miss Nellie Chapman, 80, Yetired Indianapolis public school teacher, died J¥#t night in her home, 5035 Kenwood Ave, Miss Chapman served as principal of. Public School 66 nearly 25 vears. She retired in 1939, a A local resident 47 years, she was born in Espyville, Pa. She was a Butler University graduate and had done graduate work at the Universities of Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Miss Chapman was a member, of the Administrative Women's of 218 8. Hancock Ave, Club and Congregational Chris-'resident 52 years. Services 8:30 tian Church. a. m. Wednesday in Lauck Fu- —Wiliam R. Stover, 78, sat down| Services were being arranged neral Home and 9 a. m. in 8t, On the New York Central tracks| by Flanner & Buchanan Mortu- John's Catholic Church, Burial, in front of a freight train and | ary. Burial will be Espyville, Pa. Holy Cross Cemetery, was killed Saturday a few hours |

t hews nwa after he called on a mortician and| or kB di MRS. ALMA H. BRYAN, 85 made his own funeral arrange-|

former Indianapolis resident who ments, died in Evanston, Ill. Graveside| The train severed his legs and {services 3 p. m. today in Crown he was dead on arrival at Union| |Hill Cemetery under direction of Hospital. Stover's relatives: said | |Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. he was ill and despondent over| RT od a. his condition, . . . ROBE H. CO 62, of 1135 Witnesses told police they saw Killed in Action. Roache St. city street sommiasion Stover crouch on poll tracks as a \employee. Services at 2 p. train approached a few hundred PROGRESS, May 18 (UP)--'Thursday in the First Baptist feet away. The train ground to a| Mary Eilen Bartle’s plans for a Church. Burial, Floral Park., |hait after the locomotive and sev-| nton with her soldier husband 4" ou Yass Jan shattered today by a notice, MRS. MARSHA WEISS, 67, gral freight cars passed over the from the Defense Department Portsmouth, Va, mother of Mrs.| pe is survived by the widow, al that he had been killed in action Ruby Epstein, 5718 N. Delaware hrother, a sister. : six days before he was to -be St. Services and burial tomor-| Coroner D. M. Ferguson rotated. \ row in. Portsmouth. turned -a verdict of suicide. Pfc. Joseph E. Bartle, 21, who| Fa - ——— was . married last July and in| LT: ROGER REYNOLDS, 47, Korea a month later, wrote hisiof 709 K. 13th 8t,, died of a heart wife May 1 saying that his rota-lattack while serving with the tion had been delayed two weeks.|Army Medical Corps in Korea.

He was serving with the 27th x =» “wolfhound” division, MRS. MARY n' FELTMAN, day when an automobile in. the “1've waited this long and 188, of 4234 Cornelius Ave, resl-|y,n,y to Salta road race careened can wait two more weeks,” he| {Gea here 55 years, Services at/,; the road into a group of said. 8:30 p. m, tomorrow in Kirby! spectators, won Mortuary and at 9 a. m, in St

BARTLE said he was offered a Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. Oh, Motheaten, Eh?

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‘LOCAL DEATHS

CARRIE HELMIC, 80, of 422] MRS. EMMA S§, DAVIS, 60, Kingsley Dr., local resident 45210 W, New York St. operator years, Services 2 p. m. tomorrow of the. Shank Hotel, in 49th St. Christian Church, Bur-1 p. m, #omorrow ial, Union Chapel Cemetery, Brothers’ West - Side 5 a» Burial, Crown Hill. WILLIAM H. CRUMP, 57, of 25 » » . KE. 36th St, member North Park MES. CORA WEAKLEY, 63, Masonic Lodge 646. Services 2 gharpsville, lived here 40 years. p. m. Wednesday in Moore & Kirk Services were to be at 1:30 p. m. Colonial Chapel. Burial, Crown {oday in G. H. Hill, Home. Burial,

in Jacobs Chapel

Floral Park. | . ~ nu ” "DAILEY C. HEATON, 1402 N. Warman Ave farmer, Services 2° p. m, tomor-

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THE InDrANaroLs TIMES In Services to Be Tomorrow Rites Tomorrow

'For ‘Mrs. Paul Wuellner Indianapolis. For Mrs. Ely

Services fof Mrs. Anna Wuell- { iner, who died of a heart attack Services for Mrs. Nedra Ely, a Friday night in the parking lot former schoolteacher, will be at| of Methodist Hospital after visit- 1 P, mM. tomorrow in Flanner & i Jacaueline Mobley, yng her husband, a patient there, Buchanan Mortuary. Burtal-4Rigl| Billy, Georgia Overton, girls. will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in be in Crown Hill. Ta Wilired, Nellie Sircy: John, Meyer & Abdon “Funeral Home. Mrs. Ely, 40, died Saturday Carl. Alice Van Winkle: Burial will be in Concordia Ceme- night in General Hoapital. She Ber- tery, E lived at 1005'W. 33d St. t General William, Ann Looper Hey pus and, Paul, 62, was in Born in Martinsville, she was a

Mary Philip, Laura Ann Brad- fair condittan at the hospital Butler University graduate. She ford: Jean, Geraldine Henney; Thomas. after he had fainted and fallen formerly taught in Pike Township |

Kathleen Abshier, Coleman--Jjohn, Beverly Atkinson: {while working at the Fairmount grade school and for the Indianpanne William. | Glass Co. In the fall, his head'apolis Free Kindergarten Society.

Bouck! Fr Batbara Fonts: Wiliam Ce me |e. Wueliner was 59 and had/of Bama Beer her Ol he Order john. Mary Tibbals: James, Billle|jyeq at 821 Villa Ave, A life Sorority. " Bram Tv Kapbe oY neenta Cordon, Carel Botores| resident here, she was a member Survivors include her husband Leanard: John, artha Sheffer; Charles,/of Emmaus Lutheran Church. Howard W.; three sons, Richard. Surviving besides her husband Wililam and -Robert, and one rw A Et AEE Ln Sd Tr Mee: It Te moons aes pet Hagel Bceott; Hugh, Virginia Quill | : : iy 4 Hapolis; her parents | Jig ward Wana Seymour, and Ed- Mr. and Mrs. W. I. James, Mar-| all RM ethodint-Radward, Wilson ure BD , Je Beat; ar al Bernard, Laurel, Elba (brothers, Walcor od a James, both of Martinsville.

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Wreck Toll Hits 32

Bonnie Chastesn:| ISTANBUL, May 19 (UP)—The William, Doris [death toll in Turkey's worst train] wreck In history reached 32 today. Fifty-one cars were wrecked | the collision of two trains Saturday at Adana, in southern! {Turkey. The wreckage was spread lover a mountainous area of! {several square miles.

Barbara Helen Lestdwitz; Hughes; Jane Jean Harold,

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INDIAN APOL IS TRAF FI10 CASUALTIES (139 Days) 1951 Accidents ......2865 Injured ........1261 Dead 25

ird At Coleman — Joseph William, Clara Grider; Partenheimer At St. Vincent's -- Paul himer; Carrol,

Barbara BevelKathleen Starkey: John,| Betty McNamara; Robert, Barbara! Sprague; Joe, Marie Presuttl: Herbert, in Velma Johnson; Carl, Sarah Barnes: | Clifford, Ann LaFollette: James, Eliza- | beth Wilson; Vincent, Mary Kasnak.

DEATHS

Ray Allgood, 59, 1309 N. Capitol, coronary occlusion James Burns, §9, Veterans, cardiovascular Ernest Culver, 60, Methodist, ulcer Alfonso Marcus, 40, 941 Indians, hemorrhage Bonnie Peters, Methodist, carcinoma, Ernestine Raeber, 67, 817 N. Grant, myocarditis ™

Mary Rudy thrombosis Otto Teal, 70. 2145 Wallace, cerebral hem orrhage 48, 3536 N. Keystone, carcinomas Shurlev Wikle, 64, Veterans, pulmonary infarction, CLUBS North Park Chapter, Order of Eastern Star—Meeting 7:45 p. m. tomorrow, North Park Masonic Temple, Lions Club of Indianapolis 12:10 Wednesday miere showing of You Make 1

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