Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1952 — Page 14

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Local Deaths

WALTER L. KRAUSE, 64, of Dearborn Hotel, night clerk there, Services: 10 a. m. tomorrow in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial, Crown Hill

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MACON, Ga. Rabbi Isaac E. Marcuson, oldest American rabbi in Reform Jewish pulpits both in age and years of service, died yesterday in his Temple Beth Israel office here. He was 79. Rabbi Marcuson served at Terre Haute, Ind., at one time.

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BELMONT, Cal., Sept. 3 (UP) —Willys Ruggles Peck, veteran American career diplomat in the Far East who was forced to flee when the Japanese took Nanking, China, in 1937, died at his home here yesterday. He was 69. Mr. Peck,.who had come to retire here at the end of World War II, went to China in 1906 after he was graduated from the {University of California. He served in Jlegation and consular posts in China until 1926 when

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Burial, Holy ay they Bre Sot fidian; Rose a Johnson, 17, 308 N. 13th (ker : a ils B DI Map ™ , 3 - Ave, 3 t ih — Armin, ConCross Cemetery. ening o t Irish Tenor Dies Forest Ho Meek 0. New Castile: Helen aa Tire Goon Geraldine he = 8» mal invita- PITTSBURGH. Sept. 3 (UP L.- Johnson, 45, New Castle Kins William, Patricia silk; Leapaer, R. HAROI WOODRUM., 46, "Hons ect » Depl « )= Carl L. Neal. 23° North Vernon: Elizabeth! Marzte Warner. 48 i OLD C res fons but exp 8 Pat K d wh ined E. White, 30, . Morgantown At Home-—James, Virginia Robinson, 2058 of 239 N. Illinois Sit, master friends and rela- pinges a ne o 0 fans merp—— Hillae: “Mitcoell, Mare Page. 822 N mechanic for Indianapolis Water tives to attend Fle 0 Lh ond in the the DIVORCE SUITS FILED N.“Miley: William, Leuota Walker, 840 Co. ' Services 2 p. m. Friday in Miss Brosnan the party in the en ernie an n e roaring Helen vs: Robert .C. Duddy: Mildred vs Pacs Joe, Stata Qamble, | v8 Paca Royster & Askin Funeral Home. family residence, 20's, died from an overdose, of mobert P. Humphrey: Beith ve darris N mes, Oly Sauihy 3533 Belcaore; Burial, Crown. Hill. 3321 W. Michigan St. sleeping pills last night shortly Goad: James ie Nargells McCall, BS" DEATHS ROBERT .A. GOSLEE, 91, of Miss Brosnan will join the Sis- after he was found unconscious Wanda Bosien: Sl Oi gaze A. joseph Purcell, 39 at 328 E. Washington, . vilirnosis of 1 r 3335 E. Michigan 8t., member ters of St. Francis, Oldenburg. in a downtown hotel, el ri. Manuel Trgtirdlev. Mary ws Lawrence Bradiey ‘Rariden. 66, at Metho-| Methodist Church ‘at Yeoman. Sister Mary Terence of the same RI rorse Rvs. Patricia LL. Winon: jp list. cereal thromboss, . . u. S. J C Roth eh T Mor ' cl Spear, 5, aL 2349 N. Talbot, Services 11 a. m. tomorrow in order is a daughter of ‘Mr. and ury onvenes ence A" ve Doris E. McCormick. Nellie A. Frances: Ellen Sraniey "4, at 2860 N. Miller Funeral Home, Monticello. Mrs. Brosnan. Miss Brosnan. The Federal Grand Jury met g Alfred A. Paul: Joyce M. Frank | New Jersey, coronary occlusion 3 : 8 - . . . M 's " Toon: Rese E, vs. Norman W. Ege; George rrank Femyer, »9, at St vin Burial, Yeoman Cemetery. is a 1946 graduate of «St. aly here today to consider 50 ecrim- She one vs. Cora B. Pizues terido, cent's, rheumatic heart, . o 2 “ Academy, Indianapolis, and A% inal cases submitted by the U. S. —— Mary. A. Harvey, 92, at 2254 Central, TY ’ YY w cerebral thrombosis RESTS ot RORNLEY id YOR worked at the Mooney-Mueller' Attorney's office. District . At- BIRTHS dry Jas cerry mu oc, #0, at Methodist, ul4 “ ' I) art 1 y no ‘ -hinist t Quality Gauge Co. Ward Co. \ torney Marshall Hanley expected at st. Framets — James, Dorothy Okey; Wiliain H. Joyce 86, at 1420 Woodlawn, | machinist a ua ity Gauge L the session to last 10 days Joseph, Betty Ludlow: Bernayd, Ann p C0IoBA&IY Rromibos Services 2 p.m. Friday in Flan- R H ld Woo Tum ¥ Miller: Harold, Ester Kirch ‘ Philander Li Loomis Bon at 409 N. Gray, | . aro ’ - ——— At General—James, Jean Lewis! Marion, , Croaic myocarditis, ner & Buchanan Mortuary. . 0 Official Weather | Jessie Willis: Elisha, Grace €hatman: Lavrs vamos Nelms, 8, at Methodist, | : ' cere "mo Burial, W asiijgton Park, Pump Expert, Die jms Catherine Graham; Walter, Mary ,. .,i"5 Sullivan. 82. at 5869 WashingR. H 1d Woodrum. for - the UNITED SYATES WEATHER BUREAU At Methodist—Jack, Sally Gibbs: M. © ton Blvd. chronic myocarditis, MRS, MARY- ANN PAVIS, 65, .. aro oaru —Sept. 3. 198 Mary Dill. 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Rit ee table shows the tempera) - — A graduate of Manual High "ge in other cities Hig P Former Resident Here School, Mr. Woodrum was a mem- adahta” raga ove 82 aw BR Lease 0 ber of Victory Memorial Church. Chicago Fathead 49 "1 Dies in Shelbyville American Society of Safety En-|ghcinnati . 87 8 - ‘ v levelan 4 5: - Jesse C. McCain, former Indi- gineers, National Association of Denver He 52 — anapolis resident. died yesterday Power Engineers and the Indian-| pi “Wayne 0000000000000 £4 4 in his home in Shelbyville, He apolis Chamber.of Commerce. RL anonty, 4 @ was T1. Survivors include his mother, Kansas City ..............5.. 72 51 |g He is survived by his wife, Mrs, Minnie A. Woodrum; a son, ygami * freseesinns BS Ni THE WILSON WAY Maude; two daughters, Mrs. Ronald; a daughter, Alice, all of Mianegpolis- St. Paul 4 1] Francis ‘Lenehan and Mrs. Her- Indianapolis, and a brother, Ro- Qfaoma City 57 “Overhead” is a scarey word. It is the bugaboo bert B. 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