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-THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 27 MONDAY, JANUARY 10, YOUH MONKVS WOK 1972 I'll (mini Ames Mrs. DeFabis Dies; Market Co-Founder Rev, Schwcizcr Dies; Had 2 City Pastorates Social Security Still A Mystery To Many Holy Cross Cemetery, Indian By SYLVIA PORTER Q. When I open a savings account for my 5-year-old, should I get a Social Security card for her? A. Yes. If you are either a parent or a grandparent who sets up a savings or investment account in the name of a minor, BE SURE to get a Social Security card for the child.

DO NOT report his or her dividend or interest income as your own for, if you do, you will be required to pay Federal taxes on this income. Q. Will the Social Security Administration send me everything available on the Social rorier A No the acts would fi severai computers. But the Social Security Administration will send you a variety of pamphlets and other general information on the subject of your thesis. your Crash Kills Honor Pupil At Plainficld Indiana Traffic Toll City-County This Date 1971 5 Indiana 24- This Date 1971 51 i STAR STATU REPORT A Plainficld National Honor Society pupil was among the latest four persons killed on Indiana roads as the state's weekend traffic fatality toll rose to at least six.

The latest deaths: Deborah Sue Johnson, 17, Plainficld. Margaret a I 47, South Bend. Anna Gose, 80, Ligonier. Waldo E. Wallerman, 44, Westphalia.

Deborah Sue Johnson, 17-, Plainfield, was killed at 12:05 a.m. yesterday when the speeding car in which she was rid- ing went out of control on a -blacktop Hendricks County road near Plainfield and struck a utility pole. Police said the car wa3 driven by Samuel M. 16, Plainfield, who was hurt. Miss Johnson, a senior Plainfield Hieh School, was a member of the National Honor Society, the Future Home- makers of America and me 4 Future Business Leaders of America.

Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in Hall-Baker Funeral Home Plainfield with burial in Maple Hill Cemetery there. Survivors include tne par- ents. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard E. Johnson, and the paternal 4i A. Yes. She can be paid divorced wife's benefits if she is at least 62 at the time her ex-husband starts receiving his Social Security but only if the marriage had lasted 20 years or more and he either was making substantial contributions toward her support or was under a court order to do so. However, she would not be able to collect divorced wife's benefits if she were entitled to a higher benefit based on her own work and contributions under Social Security.

Q. What about survivors benefits for a younger, divorced widow, many years away from age 62? A. A younger, divorced widow can get monthly benefits if she is caring for children who are entitled to benefits based on the former husband's Social Security records. She does not have to have been married as long as 20 years. Q.

Does a young working widow have to pay Federal income taxes on the Social Security benefits she receives? A. No. Social Security benefits are exempt from the Federal income tax and this applies to ALL beneficiaries. Is babysitting covered by Social Security? A. Yes, if you are paid $50 or more in cash over a three-month calendar quarter of the year.

The same rule applies to domestic workers, such as cooks, handymen and other household workers. Q. What should you do if you suspect your employer is a fly-by-night who is not reporting your full earnings on which your future Social Security benefits will be based? A. Just ask your Social Security office for the simple You yourself will have to dig around in your library, local Social Security office and elsewhere to get the full story you seek, these are typical of millions of questions younger Americans now are pouring into the Baltimore headquarters of the Social Security sytem. They are only a hint of how uninformed a majority office space NORTHBROOK SHOPPING CENTER CUt 291-8550 86th Ditch Rd.

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Among the key points of ignorance: millions yes, millions of Social Security ben-neflciaries are well below the age of 62 or 65 and are far from retirement. Here are answers to a few other intriguing questions: Q. At what age should I get my son a Social Security card? He is 3. A. Most people do not need Social Security cards until they reach working age.

But if a child goes to work at an early age say, as child model or child actor he will need a Social Security number because his earnings must be reported and credited to the Social Security record that will be set up and maintained for him throughout his working lifetime. Since the Social Security number is used by the Internal Revenue Service as a taxpayer identification number in processing Federal tax returns, a child who has a bank account, stocks or other income-producing securities in his own name will need a Social Security number for that purpose. Q. Does a bride have to change Social Security numbers when she marries? A. No.

She should just get a new Social Security card with her new name but with the same number she had before. Q. Can a divorced wife get wife's benefits when her ex-husband retires? STRICTLY BUSINESS By DALE McFEATlERS "He can't see you now. He's busy burning the files." sCfif? yBiTSY pfTTgJj a gMeSaa -jmn Hamuli mi grandparents, Mr. ana Mrs.

-Cecil Johnson of Plainfield. "CI Margare Markley Malgaret Markley, 47, South Bend, was killed at 2:38 a.m.-. yesterday and a companion1 was injured when they were'' struck by a car as they walked across a South Bend street -front of Memorial Hospital. Joseph Gregorowicz, South Bend, is in critical con- dition at the hospital. withheld the name of tKe.U driver pending Mrs.

Markley was an em- ploye of the Robo-Type Letter" Service of South Bend. Survivors, besides the husband, include four sons, Philip, Julius, Ernest and Michael DeFabis all of Indianapolis. Forrest L. llayworth Forrest L. llayworth, 57, 7911 Huff Street, Acton, died yesterday in St.

Francis Hospital. He was born at Shelbyville and had lived in Indianapolis 54 years. He worked at the Beech Grove shops of the former New York Central System for 35 years. He was a member of Acton United Methodist Church. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Wednesday in Stirling Funeral Home, with burial in Acton Cemetery. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Dorothy Hayworth, and three sons, James and Arthur Hay-worth of Acton, and Melvin Hayworth of Churchill, Tenn. Wesley Ruggles Dies; Directed Oscar Winner Hollywood (UPI) Wesley Ruggles, brother of late actor Charles Ruggles and director of the Academy Award-Winning picture "Cimarron," died Saturday night. He was 82.

Ruggles had been hospitalized at Santa Monica, since November, 1970, after a stroke. His brother died of cancer in December, 1970, at 84. Starring Richard Dix and Irene Dunne, "Cimarron" won the Academy Award as the best picture in 1930-31. Ruggles was born at Los Angeles June 11, 1889. He formerly was married to actress Arline Judge.

Martin 11. Fell Services for Martin H. Fell, 65, Connersville, a substation operator for Public Service Indiana, will be held at 2 p.m Tuesday in the Miller Funeral Home at Connersville with burial in Dale Cemetery there He died Saturday in Univer sity Heights Hospital. Survi vors include the widow, Mrs. Dorothy Fell.

Grover C. Bowman Sandborn, Ind. Services for Grover Cleveland Bowman, 86, Freelandville, a retired farmer, will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the Ander- son-Poindexter Funeral Home with burial in Burn City Cemetery. He died Saturday in a local nursing home.

Wayne 11. Cox Freelandville, Ind. Services for Wayne H. Cox, 74, Freelandville, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Strate- Utt Funeral Home with burial in United Brethren Cemetery.

Mr. Cox died Saturday of a heart attack on a street near his home. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Nellie Cox. Mrs.

Essie Paskins Noblesville, Ind. Mrs. Es sie P. Paskins, 88, Noblesville, former co-owner with her late husband, P. P.

Paskins, of Beanies' Restaurant here, died yesterday in her home. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Coaltrin Funeral Home with burial in Crownland Ceme tery. Mrs. Emery King Mrs.

Hazel King, 76, Sheri dan, died yesterday in Winona Memorial Hospital. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tues day the Hinshaw Funeral Home at Sheridan with burial in Crown View Cemetery there. Survivors include the husband, Emery King. (Death Notices on Page 29) Services for Mrs.

Domenica DeFabis, 72, 5300 West 96th Street, co-founder of Safeway Quality Foods will held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday" in 1 Speedway Funeral Home and at 11 a.m. in St. Michael of the Arch Angel Catholic Church. Entombment will be in Washington Park North Mausoleum.

Mrs. DeFabis died Saturday at home. SHE AND HER husband, Michael DeFabis founded the firm in 1940. It now in cludes stores on North Tibbs Avenue, West 34th Street, East Main Street, Prospect Street, Madison Avenue (Greenwood), and New Whiteland. She remained active in the business until she retired in 1959.

Mrs. DeFabis was a member of St. Michael Church. SHE WAS born at Amasena, Italy, and had lived in Indianapolis for 45 years. John T.

Flack Services for John T. Flack, 75, 4415 North Illinois Street, retired real estate broker, will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Flack, a veteran of World War died Friday in West 10th Street Veterans Administration Hospital.

Rush A. Cunningham Lebanon, Ind. Rush A. Cunningham, 74, Lebanon, barber at the former Lincoln and Claypool hotels in Indian apolis, died yesterday in With- am Memorial Hospital. Serv ices will be held at 2 p.m Tuesday in the Myers Mor tuary with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Bessie Cun ningham. Mrs. Besse R. Annis Mrs.

Besse R. Annis, 85, 505 North Drexel Avenue, died yesterday in a local nursing home. She was born at Nobles- ville and had lived in Indian apolis 65 years. She taught art at George Washington High School from 1931 through 1933. She was a member of John Herron Art Alumni Association and attended Brookside Meth odist Church.

Services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Shirley Brothers Drexel Chap el, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include a stepson, Travis E. Annis of Indianapolis. Mrs.

Marie Howard Mrs. Marie M. Howard, 65, 98 English Avenue, died yes terday in St. Francis Hospital. She was born at Henshaw, and had lived in Indianapolis 41 years.

She was an inspector witn the United States Rubber Company for 23 years before retiring in 1967. Services will be hold at 10 a.m. Wednesday in J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes and at 11 a.m.

Thurs day in Grace Baptist Church, Evansville. Burial will be in Park Lawn Cemetery, Evans ville. Survivors include a son, Mark Howard of Indianapolis. Mrs. Hurl Russell Mrs.

Lucille Russell, 57, 3000 South Lyndhurst Drive, died yesterday in a local nursing home. A resident of Indianapolis for 30 years, she was a member of Lafayette Heights Church of Christ. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Royster and Askin Mortuary, with burial in Prairie Chapel Cemetery in Greene County. Survivors include the husband, Burl Russell; the father, Till man C.

Allee; a son, Allan Rus sell, all of Indianapolis, and a daughter, Mrs. Lois Wright of Plamfield. Wilbur L. Blachmore Wilbur L. Blackmore, 70, 480 South Luett Street, died yesterday in a local nursing home.

He was born at Clarks Hill and had lived in Indianapolis 50 years. He was sales manager for Excelsior Cleaners and Laundry for 40 years before re tiring 1961. He was a mem ber of St. Anthony Catholic Church and Eagles Lodge. Services will be held at 9:30 a.m.

Tuesday in Usher Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. in St. Anthony Church. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Services for the Rev.

Donald Schweizer, 44, pastor of St John Catholic Church at Os good, will be held at 11 a.m Tuesday in the church and at 3 p.m. at the Priest Circle in Mrs. Coffin Dies; Widow Of Stale Life Executive Services for Mrs. Harriettc E. Coffin, 78, 3734 North Park Avenue, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, will be held at 10 a.m.

Tuesday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Coffin, a former secretary to Charles F. Coffin former president of State Life Insurance Company, died Saturday in a local nursing home.

Her late husband, Charles F. Coffin was secretary of the company. She was a member of Broadway United Methodist Church, Internationally Yours and Chautauqua Literary Society. She studied music at the University of South Dakota and attended Indiana University. Survivors include two sons, Richard W.

and Frank D. Coffin, both of Indianapolis. George Pranger George T. Pranger, 70, 127 North Highland Avenue, died yesterday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Donna Jaynes of Indianapolis.

He was born at Louisville, and had lived in Indianapolis for 61 years. He was a tool and die maker with Allison (now Detroit Diesel Allison) Division of General Motors Corporation for 32 years before retiring in 1965. He was a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church and Speedway American Legion Post. He served with the Army in World War I. Services will be held at 9:40 a.m.

Wednesday in Grinsteiner Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. in Holy Cross church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Other survivors include the widow, Mrs. Fern A.

Pranger; three sons, William Harold L. and Ronald Pranger; and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Mildred Wright, all of Indianapolis. Virgil L. Piersall Virgil L.

Piersall, 55, 2013 East 44th Street, died yester day at the home of his brother. Kenneth F. Piersall of Indian apolis. He was born in Shelby County and had lived in In dianapolis 42 years. He was a driver with Yellow Cab Incorporated for seven years before retiring in 1961.

Before that he drove a number of years for the former United Checker Cab Company. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Dorsey-Feeney Funeral Home Burial will be in Concord Cemetery, Fountaintown. Mrs. Georgia Fortner Services for Mrs.

Georgia Fortner, 70, 3448 North Leland Avenue, who died Saturday in a local nursing home, will be held at 11:30 Tuesday in Con-kle Speedway Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. She was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. She was a member of West Michigan Street United Methodist Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Phoebe J. Newman, and a son, Robert L. Fortner, both of Indianapolis. Mrs. Hazel Vaughn Services for Mrs.

Hazel Vaughn, 58, 3243 Washington Boulevard, a sales clerk at G. C. Murphy Company, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Murphy Mortuary at Shcl- byville with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery there. She died Saturday in Methodist Hospital.

She was a former Shelbyville resident and wid ow of Alton B. Vaughn. Mrs. Helen MeClellan Dillsboro, Ind. Mrs.

Helen M. MeClellan, 81, 1437 East Norton Street, Indianapolis, former Dillsboro resident, died yesterday while visiting a son, Paul MeClellan, here. She was the widow of Haskell E. MeClellan. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Tuesday in the Ul-rich-Filler Funeral Home, with burial in Oakdale Cemetery. Charles E. Strailer Services for Charles E. StrailiT, 72, 1621 Minocqun Avenue, retired section hand for the old Pennsylvania Rail road, will be held at 1 in. Wednesday in the New Garfield Baptist Church, with burial in New Crown Cemc-tary.

Ho died Friday in his home. apolis. FATHER SCHWEIZER, born at Evansville and graduated from St. Meinrad (Ind.) Seminary, died Saturday in Margaret Mary Hospital at Bates-viile. He was ordained in 1952, and served as associate pastor of St.

Paul church at Tell City, Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Andrew the Apostle churches, both in Indianapolis, and St. Bartholomew church at Columbus. In 1966 he became pastor of the Osgood church. FRIENDS may call after 4 p.m.

today in St. John church. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Fallis Mortuary of Osgood. Survivors include the father, Elmer Schweizer of Crawfords-ville, and three brothers, the Rev. Ralph Schweizer of Law-renceburg, James Schweizer of Chattanoga, and Paul Schweizer of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Lillie Craig, 101, Dies Riles Tuesday Anderson, Ind. Mrs. Lille J. Craig, 101, Anderson, who would have been 102 next Sun day, died yesterday in a local nursing home.

She was a resident of Muncie until 1946 when she moved here to reside with a daughter. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Rowe and Weston Funeral Home with burial in Elm Ridge Cemetery at Muncie. Survivors include the daughter, Miss Helen Craig, a retired Anderson school-teacher, and Hisle Craig of Anderson, a retired musician. Norman 11.

Coulon Norman H. Coulon, 78, Jupiter, formerly of Indianapolis, died yesterday in a Veterans Administration hospital at Miami, Fla. Mr. Coulon, a resident of Indianapolis 64 years, was an employe of Detroit Diesel-Allison Division of General Motors Corporation for 15 years. He moved to Florida in 1958.

A veteran of World War II, he was a mem ber of Mcllvaine-Kothe Ameri can Legion Post. Private serv ices will be held in Florida with cremation following. Sur vivors include a daughter Mrs. Norma Conway of Ju piter, and two sons, Arthur Coulon of Port Saint Lucie and Frank Coulon of Mill Valley, Calif. Fred A.

West Fred A. West, 64, 529 Eugene Street, died yesterday in Mar ion County General Hospital He was born at Owensboro and had lived in Indianap olis 50 years. He owned and operated the West Garage for 22 years until he retired in 1965. He was a member of First Baptist Church of North Indianapolis. Services will be held at 10 a.m.

Wednesday in the church, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the church after 3 p.m. Tuesday. Survivors in clude the widow, Mrs. Thelma F.

West. Mrs. Gallic Hedgspelh Services for Mrs. Callie J. Hedgspeth, 89, 1151 West Roache Street, who died Saturday in Methodist Hospital, will be held at 11 a.m.

Wednesday in Jacobs Brothers Westside Chapel. Burial will be in New Crown Cemderv. Born at Campbellsville, and a resi dent of Indianapolis 41 years, she was a member of Mount Paran Baptist Church. Survi vors include a daughter, Mrs. fcva Cobb, and a son.

Richard Hedgspeth, both of Indianapolis. Albert Vance Albert Vance. 84. 4941 West Minnesota Street, died vester- day in Marion County General Hospital. Mr.

Vance was a re tired section foreman for the Louisville and Nashville Rail road. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Crown Funeral Home at Glas gow, with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery there. Survi vors include the widow, Mrs. Lizzie Vance.

Clem Woods Services for Clem Woods, 76, 2101 Boulevard Place, who died Saturday in Winona Memorial Hospital, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Jacobs Brothers Wrstside Chapel. Burial will lx- in Ne-vv Crown Cemetery, lie was bom at Marion, and had lived in Indianapolis 40 years. He worked for Chrysler Corporation for 13 years un til retirement in 1965. Services will be held at 10 a.m.

in the heimer C. st the King Catho--" lie Church at South Bend with burial in St. Joseph Valley Catholic Church there. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at the Welsheimer North Chapel in South Survivors include the hus--band, George H.

Markley. Anna Gose Anna Gose, 80, Ligonier," was killed late Saturday when the car in which she was riding turned left and collided with an oncoming car on Ind. 13 near Syracuse. v' Mrs. Gose was a passenger in a car driven by Ethel Hos- tetter, 57, R.R.

3, who suffered minor injuries. The driver of the other car, Donald M. Hatfield, 56, Wa--bash, also suffered minor postcard form requesting a copy of your earnings record. Fill it out. Mail it in.

If your own records disagree with the amounts shown on the records you will receive, get in touch with the Social Security office ngni away, suuuui uic im.ia and request a further investi gation. (Copyright 17:) Dr. Nance To Speak At Medical Meeting Dr. Walter E. Nance will address a dinner-meeting of the Indianapolis Ophthalmologi- cal and Otolaryngological So ciety at 6:30 p.m.

Thursday at the Athenaeum. Professor of medical genet ics and medicine at the Medi cal School of Indiana-Purdue University, Indianapolis, Dr Nance has made a study of deafness. Buy a classified ad today watch your results to morrow! Call 633-1212. with as little at $2,000 Down payment juries. Services for Mrs.

Gose will be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday- in the Ulrey Funeral Home-at Ligonier with burial in Oak Park Cemetery there. 1 Waldo E. Wallerman Waldo E. Wallerman, 44, Westphalia, a farmer, was killed late Saturday when his ((Jultfwtit COnNDOGS)) CUV CXCCtuUf NEW FRANCHISE CONCEPT car veered off Ind.

67 on a -curve and struck a bridge abutment about a mile north I of Bruceville (Knox County). Services will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Anderson- YOU CAN EARN Poindexter Chapel, with burial in Edwardsport Cemetery. Indiana Deaths Fortville Miss Jean LI Walker, 82. Milan Mrs.

Flossie Wallace, Versailles Albert W. The Uncle Frank' Corndog i mobile franchise, at developed by Husk Puppies, Inc. la an entirely new concept which threatens to revolutionize the franchising Industry. call collect today! '1 4 'W-Jyr sf i Francis K. Heeb Dies; Retired Businessman 317-293-3932 Financing assistance ot $7800 balance available upon request.

90. here. He was a member of the Fayette County Board of Tax Review, the Fayette County Welfare Board, and the city's airport and zoning boards. He also served with the United Slates Army Rainbow Division in World War I. Survivors include the widow, Mrs.

Louise Heeb. Friiyids may call after 4 p.m. today at the Miller Fii- ncral Home here. A Program developed by HUSK PUPPIES, INC. 8300 WIST BBtri STREET INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA STAR STATE REPORT Connersville.

Ind. Services for Francis K. Heeb. 76. Con nersville, city councilman here from 1956-1960 and a former businessman, will be held at 10 D.m.

Tuesday in the St. Gabriel Church with burial in ale Cemetery. He died Saturday in Fayette Memorial Hospital. Mr. Heeb retired in 1965 as rcasurer of the llackman- 11 Furniture Company.