The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 28

-TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1978 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 28- Public Notices Funeral Announcements OBITUARIES Services UOIll. Mr. Julie HRISTIE. Mr. Luther DEACON, Mr.

Richard W. DEUPREE. Mrs. Jean P. HOWARD.

Mrs. Mabel JORDAN. Mr. Herman LAKE. Mr.

Tommy M. MAY. Mr. John W. McARTHUR, Mr.

Charles S. PAUL, Mrs. Zoa V. SANDERS, Mr. Charles F.

(Bosile) IFLANNER It BUCHANANJ Tommy Lake, Founder Of City Firm, Dies Services for Tommy M. Lake, 75, 7731 Knue Road, founder of Modern Equip CAPPS, Mrs. Lucy M. CLINE, Mr. John C.

HACKNEY. Mr. Glendon JOROAN, Mrs. Georgia E. MCCLAIN, Mrs.

Nellie L. PANNELL. Mr. Meivln Robert WITMER. Mrs.

Hazel ment will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary, with burial Thursday morning in Eastern Cemetery at Louisville, Ky. He died Sunday at home. Mr. Lake was born at New Market, and was an Indianapolis re I Death Notices SMYTH Edna M.

Smyth, 85 years, South-port, beloved mother of Mrs. Dorothy M. Gardner, grandmother of Mrs. Mary Lou Ward, Mrs. Sue Graber, Mrs.

Betty Putnam, 9 great-grandchildren, patted awav Monday. Funral Thursday 10 a.m. at the G. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVENUE FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave.

Friends may call after 7 p.m., Tuesday NOTICE OF ISSUANCE OF ORDER TO DEMOLISH BUILDINGS ON PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE AND OF SETTING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A HEARING FOR ANY ORDER NOT COMPLIED WITH Any person or corporation claiming any title, right or inter-est in any of the parceit of real estate listed below bv address and legal description is hereby notified that in accordance with the power granted bv the Untate Building Law (IC 1971, 18 4 5 5) an Order to DEMOLISH relative to each parcel of real ettate listed below hat been issued by the Division of Code Enforcement requiring the DEMOLITION of the designated structures by the compliance date Indicated. Parcel, Owners, ft Structure; Compliance Date; Date of Hearing Mav 17. 1971 2923 10th St. House Owner: Jewell She I ton, Jr. Admin.

CO Merle Calvert, Wanamaker Const. Co. Legal: Wackert 3rd Haugh villa Lot 117; 3015 w. 11th St. Houte, Owner: Richard 8 Atlfe Thompton, Eliee Thompson, Legal: Woeners Riverside Park Add 46 25 ft end Lot 30.

1913 Alabama. House; Owner: Alexander Star, Legal: Morton Place 30' North side Lot 84 15' South side Lot 85; 2317 N. Alabama. Apartment, Owner: Union Properties Inc. Marion County Auditor Rm.

831, Leaai: Lincoln Park Lot 23 5. 22 1 9-31 Alabama. Apartment, Owner: Union Properties inc. Marion County Auditor Rm. 821: 2247 Alabama.

House, Owner: William N. a. Lucille Bastin, Legal: MeMlndaie Lincoln Park Lot 20 B5 6301 Bluff Rd. House, Owner: Dentil W. Polndexter, Homemakers Finance Service Inc Bill Kraut CO MaDon County Auditors office, Legal: IRR TR 749 20 ft SL 45tt EL CI Buck Creek 1178 5ft NL Beg Err 658.68ft.

Of SL NW 11-14-3 913 Ac; 364 N. Capitol. House, Owner: James Pauline B. Anderson, Legal: J. Trott Add Lot 51.

Any tuch person or corporation it further notified that with respect to each of the above lilted parceit of real estate tor which the order It not complied with, that In accordance with the power granted bv the untate Building Law IC 1971, 18-5-5 5) a hearing on the matter will be held by the Director of the Department of Metropolitan Development or his representative at 9:30 a m. on Wednesday Mav 17, in Room 260, of the City-County Building tor the purpose of hearing reasons why the building on the parcel of real estate should not be DEMOLISHED. Such person or corporation has the right to appear at the hearing with or without legal counsel and present evidence, cross-examine opposing witnesses, and make argument. At the conclusion ot this hearing, the Director will, irrespective of whether or not a party or his representative hat appeared, act to affirm, modify or rescind the order. Indiana law providet that the City mav caute the action required by this order to be ac-compilshedbva contractor if the order it not complied with and hat been affirmed by the hearing examiner, ine owner it oou-gated to pav the contract and protesting cottt incurred Exact terms ot the order(t) mav be obtained from the Division of Code Enforcement, Room 1522 City-County Building, 633-3450.

(S 5-8, 9) SWITZER Mr. George Lewis Switrer, age 77, passed awav Saturday. Survived bv wife Mary, sons Donald, Danville. Leslie, ipavia, stepson Robert Shuier, Craw-fordsvllle, stepdaughter Mary Ann Anderson, Minneapolis, brother of Fred, Mary Red mon, Martha Lowe, and Anna Fave Stevenson, ail of Crawtordtviiie, 7 grandchildren, 5 ttep grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren, 1 ttep great grandchild. Funeral 7 o'clock Tuesday afternoon HUNT SON FUNERAL HOME Crawtordtviiie.

Burial Oak Hill Cere-tery. Friendt may call anytime. John C. Cline Dies; Eli Lilly Biologist Services for John C. Cline, 48, a research microbiologist at Eli Lilly Co.

for 20 years, will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with cremation to follow. Mr. Cline, a native of Richmond and Indianapolis resident 20 years, died Sunday in Community Hospital. He attended Earlham College and received his bachelor's degree from the University of Illinois in 1958.

He served in the Navy during the Korean War. Memorial contributions may be sent to the American Cancer Society. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Doris Cline; son, Robert Cline of Indianapolis; daughters, Mrs. Nancy Cline of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs.

Patricia Saba of Indianapolis, and his mother, Mrs. Eunice Cline of Richmond. Gilbert J. Wildridge Services were held at Raleigh, N.C., Monday for Gilbert Jennings Wildridge, 83, formerly of Indianapolis, who died Saturday in a Raleigh hospital. Mr.

Wildridge was born in Daviess County and lived in Indianapolis about 60 years. He was a retired circulation manager for the American Legion here. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margaret Wildridge; a son, Gilbert J. Wildridge Jr.

of Indianapolis, and a daughter Mrs. Norman Sloan of Raleigh. Burial will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Crown Hill Cemetery here. Thomas C.

Conner Services for Thomas C. Conner, 54, 434 Byland Drive, Beech Grove, will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in Little and Sons Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. in Holy Name Catholic Church, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.

He died Sunday in West 10th Street Veterans Administration Hospital. A lifelong resident of Marion County, Mr. Conner was sales manager 16 years for GAF retiring in 1977. Previously he had been employed 15 years by Telautograph Corp. Mr.

Conner, a World War II Air Corps veteran, was a member of the Holy Name Society. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Dolores Conner, and four sons, David, James and Steven Conner, all of Beech Grove, and Michael Conner of Bartlett, 111. Mrs. Virginia Brooks Services and burial for Mrs.

Virginia Ann O'Neill Brooks, 45, El Cajon, a native of Indianapolis, will be held Wednesday at El Cajon. She died Saturday in Grossmont Hospital at El Cajon. She was formerly employed at Western Electric Co. in Indianapolis. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs.

Doyletta Clay, Mrs. Judy Mammons and Mrs. Pamela Ramos; a son, Gary Brooks, all of El Cajon, and her father, Walter S. O'Neill of Indianapolis. Mrs.

Zoa V. Paul Graveside services for Mrs. Zoa V. Paul, 88, Boca Raton, a resident of Indianapolis about 40 years, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Paul, widow of Roy Paul, died Sunday in Boca Raton Community Hospital. She was a native of Cambridge City. Friends may call from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

today at Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Donald (Elma) Hirschman of Boca Raton. THOMPSON Nile Delmar Thompson, Braden-ton, formerly of Beech Grove, husband of Reba Thompson, father of Louise Williams. Edith Whiteside, Richard, Robert and Donald Thompson, 13 grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren.

Calling at LITTLE 8, SONS FUNERAL HOME. 1301 Main Beech Grove, Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. only. Contributions may be made to Hope Presbyterian Church, 4408 York Bradenton, or a favorite charity Death Notices DOMANGUE Mr. Harold A.

Domanffut. aoe tt. of 1133 S. State, beloved husband Of Carolyn Domangue. father of Mrt.

Carol Thomat. Mrt. Nancy Norris (deceeeed). Linda and Janice Domangue, Harold Jr. and Robert Domangue.

ton of Mrt. Cecile Domaneue, also survived bv 4 grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Ruby McCurdy New Orleans and Ralph Domangue, Hayden Lake Idaho. Friends may call at the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1430 Prospect St.

from to P.m. Tuesday. Funeral services Wednesday 1 p.m. Friends in-vited. Burial Washington Park East.

DUGAN Jesse J. Dugan, age 60, Long Beach, formerly of father of Michael, Chrtt DeLong, Helen Anderson. Funeral Friday, 11 OIL DAY FUNERAL HOME, Long Beach. FOLTZ Miss Helena M. Foitt, years, St Paul Hern it age, aunt of Mrs.

Jane L. McDavitt, city, Mr. James H. Foitz, Mist Margaret R. Foltz, Citv.

and Mist Frances C. Foitr, WVa alto survived by several great nieces and nephews, patted awav Satur day. Funeral Service 10 a.m. Wednesday St Paul Hermitage, 501 N. tth Beech Grove.

Burial Sf Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 until 9 m. Tuesday at the Hermitage. Rotary 7 p.m. Tuesday.

Contribu-tiont may be made to the St Paul Hermitage. FEENE Y-KiRBY MORTUARY SERVICES. GAMES Irvin Games, Ti, New Winchester, patted awav Monday a.m., brother-in-law of Mrt. Ruth Walton, Danville and Mrs. Twyla Sellers, RR.

North Salem, alto survived bv nieces and nephews. Services 2 p.m., Wednesday, WEAVER FUNERAL HOME. Danville. Interment North Salem Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m., Tuesday at the funeral home, GREEN Mrs.

Patricia Ann Green, age 49, of ndpi beloved mother of David Green, Carmel, Theresa Green, Becky Butcher, sitter of Joseph Walsh, Margaret Weinkauf, grandmother Jamie Butcher, pasted awav. Funeral 9 30 am. Wednetday GRiN-STEINER FUNERAL HOME, 1601 E. New York St 10 a m. St.

Francis De Sates Church. Rosary 7 30 m. Tuetday. Visitation anytime. Preferred Memorialt to the Multiple Sclerosis Founda-tlon.

GRESHAM Cecile M. Gifbert Gresham, Lebanon, died Monday, age 87, wife of Homer Gretham, stepmother of William R. Gresham, Cant sister of Robert M. King, Lafayette, Mrs. Irene Perkins and Mrt.

Peg King, both of Indpis-. Mrs. Helena Chambers, Lebanon, several nieces and nephews. Funeral 10 a.m., Wednesday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Lebanon.

Rotary, Bp Tuesday at MYERS MORTUARY, Lebanon, where friends may call after 3 p.m., Tuesday. GUREM Mr. Guv H. Hire, AO years, beloved hutbend of Nina E. Hire, father of Mrs.

Sandra K. Couch, Mrs. Kathv O. Green and Gerald W. Hire, 6 grandchildren, son of Lester T.

Hint, brother of Mrs. Lois Kevohara, Mrt. Kathleen Gammon, Mrs. Eunire Napier, and O. L.

Hire, pasted away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday 2 30 pm. at the G. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE.

FUNERAL HOME $1 41 Madison Ave. Fnendt may call anytime. HAVERSTICK Mr. Hessie Mae Haverttick, age 89. R.

R. 3. Greenwood, mother of Mr. Fred (Mary) Henry and Mr. Eieii EHiabeth Mae Leaf, alto 1 grandchild.

3 great- Srandchildren, passed away aturdav. Funeral Tuesday. 1 30 m. WILSON ST. PIERRE GREENWOOD CHAPEL, S.

31 and Mam St. Friendt Invited. Fnendt may call anytime. HENDRICKSON Mr. Meurice (Whitle) HendricV son, 58 years, formerly of MooretviHe ind father of Mrs.

Carolyn VanDevender. Frankfort, Mrs. Jennie Juttut, Monrovia, Mrs. June Brown, Moores-vide, Mrs. Donna Davee, MooretviHe, Mr.

Gilbert Hen- drickson, Frankfort, Mrt. Mary Lou Rote, MooretviHe, and Kevin Hendrlckson. MooretviHe, 16 grandchildren, surviving mother of the children Mrt Mary Hen-dnckton, MooretviHe. ttepton of Mrt Carmen Hendrickton, Gai-vetton, brother of Mrt. Helen Maxwell.

Frankfort, Mrt. Ruby Stockberger of Converse, Raymond of Rottville. and Wavne of Whitestown, pasted awav Sunday. Funeral Services 11 a m. Wednesday at the JONES FAMtLY MORTUARY, State Rd.

67 at Allison Rd. Friends may call 3 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Infer-ment Mooresville Cemetery. JORDAN Mrs.

Georgia Jordan, age 57, 1707 Mien wite of Paul C. Jordan, mother of Robert Jor-dan and Mrs. V. Jay (Mary) Wne, grandmother of 2. daughter of Mrt LiHie Piummer, inter of Mrs.

Herman (Louite) Schneos. Funeral Tuesday May 9th, 1 m. SHIRLEY BROS-IRVING HILL CHAPEL. 5377 E. Wash St, Calling anytime.

Con-tributions may be made to the Heart Fund. JOYCE Mr Dorothy R. Joyce, age 73, of 7035 Warwick Rd, wife Of Mr. Richard J. Joyce, aunt of Mrs.

lorence Weith and Mrt. Elizabeth Stafford, pasted away Sunday Prayers 9 40 a Wednesday at the LEPPERT COPELAND MORTUARY, 73 8fh St. Matt of the Returrechon 10 a m. St. Luke Catholic Church.

Friendt mav call Tuetday from 3 to 9 Rosary Service 7 30 Tuesday. LOEFFLER Mrs Gertrude Loeffier, age 68. mother of Fred A and Adolf Loefier, grandmother of John, Fred, Anita, Vaierie and Doug at Loeffier, passed awav Saturday. Funeral tervicet Tuesday 10 a m. Mrs.

Harold Brown Services for Mrs. Harold (May Brown, 68, Lorain, Ohio, formerly of Indianapolis, will be held at 1 p.m. today in the Church of the Redeemer at Lorain, with cremation to follow. She died Sunday in a Lorain hospital. She lived in Indianapolis during the 1940s and again in the 1960s.

Mrs. Brown was chairman of the Gray Lady Corps here during World War II. Survivors, in addition to her husband, include two sons, James Brown of Cupertino, and Robert Brown of Mattapoisett, Mass. Schwartz, Spence Boyer Funeral Home at Lorain is handling arrangements. Robert E.

Wilson Services for Robert E. Wilson, 28, 376 Holmes Avenue, who was killed in an auto accident Sunday, will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday in Farley West Morris Street Chapel, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. The lifelong resident of Indianapolis was killed when he lost control of his car on the south leg of 1-465. He was a former employee of King Koil Sleep Products.

Survivors include two daughters, Misses Sharon Kay and Bobbie Jo Wilson; a son, Robert E. Wilson all of Indianapolis, and his mother, Mrs. Margaret Wilson of Kentucky. Mrs. Earl Pulliam Services for Mrs.

Earl (Mary Jane McDowell) Pulliam, 61, 3948 North Elizabeth Street, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, will be held at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday in Harry W. Moore Arlington Chapel, and at 10 a.m. in St. John Catholic Church, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery.

She died Saturday in Wishard Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Pulliam worked 23 years as a coil winder at Carson Manufacturing Co. Survivors include her husband and two daughters, Mrs. Wayne Alexander of Brownsburg and Miss Cathy Pulliam of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Jessie Williams Services for Mrs. Jessie (Louise) Williams, 46, 4502 Crittenden Avenue, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Willis Mortuary, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. She died Saturday in Wishard Memorial Hospital.

Born at Forrest City, she lived seven years in Indianapolis. She was a member of St. Paul Baptist Church at Jorner, Ark. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Mary Louise Reid of Chicago and Mrs.

Ethel Mae Johnson of Indianapolis. Jesse James Woods Services for Jesse James Woods, 56, 1440 North Illinois Street, a service station attendant, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Stuart Mortuary, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. He died Thursday in his home. Born at New Orleans, Mr.

Woods lived here 38 years. Survivors include his daughter, Miss Glenda Woods of Indianapolis, and a brother, Charles Woods of Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. Walter Martin Mrs. Walter M.

(Luella) Martin, 80, 4011 East New York Street, died Monday in a local nursing home. Born at Russell Springs, she lived in Indianapolis 60 years. She was a maid 17 years in the Hume-Mansur Building before retiring in 1970. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Dorsey-Feeney Mortuary, with burial in Center Cemetery, Shelbyville.

She is survived by her husband. Robert L. Xvkon Westfield, Ind. Robert L. Nelson, 52, Jolietville, an employee of Schwitzer Engineered Components Division of Wallace-Murray Corp.

in Indianapolis, died Monday at his home. He was a Navy veteran of World War will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in McMullan Funeral Home here, with burial in Little Eagle Creek Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Joyce Fee Nelson.

Charles S. Mc Arthur Dies; Owned Firm Services for Charles S. McArthur 84, 4632 Round Lake Road, retired owner of McArthur Ruling will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary, with entombment in Crown Hill Cemetery. He died Sunday at home.

A native of Cincinnati, Ohio and a resident here 75 years, Mr. McArthur was owner and president 54 years of the firm bearing his name, retiring in 1969. He was a member of Broadway United Methodist Church, Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine, and a 50-year member of Centre Masonic Lodge. He was a charter member of the International Club of Printing House Craftsmen, and was a former director of Anchor-Standard Federal Savings and Loan Association. Surviving is his sister, Mrs.

Helen Strong of New York City. H.A. Domangue Sr. Services for Harold A. Domangue 56, 1133 South State Avenue, a former truck driver for Underwood Transfer will be held at 2 p.m.

Wednesday in the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery. Mr. Domangue, a native of Houma, and resident of Indianapolis 21 years, died Sunday in West 10th Street Veterans Administration Hospital. A World War II Army veteran, he was a member of American Legion Post 88, 40 8 Chateau Club, Eagles Lodge, all in Indianapolis, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post at Houma, La.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Carolyn Domangue; three daughters, Mrs. Carol Thomas of Indianapolis, and Misses Linda and Janice Domangue, both at home; two sons, Harold Jr. and Robert Domangue, both at home, and his mother, Mrs. Cecile Domangue of Houma, La.

M. Robert Pannell Services for M. Robert (Bob) Pannell, 44. will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Mr. Pannell was found dead Sunday in a rented room at the Admiral Motel, 11200 East Washington Street. The Marion County Coroner's office is investigating. He was a mechanical engineering student at Indiana Vocational Technical College. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, Mr.

Pannell was a member of the Southeastern United Church of Christ, the English Avenue Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion. He served two terms in Vietnam with the Navy. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Sharon S. Pannell; six sons, Kenneth, David, William, Joseph, George and Michael Pannell, all of Indianapolis; three stepsons, Eli, Thomas and Timothy Balaban, all at home, and his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Melven W. Pannell of Indianapolis. Mrs.

Rachael OTVeiU Mrs. Rachael Cora O'Neill, 94, a native of Montgomery who lived here 49 years, died Monday in St. Francis Hospital Center. The widow of Augustine O'Neill, she was a member of St. Philip Neri Catholic Church.

Services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Grinstiner Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. in the church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. She is survived by two sons, Bernard A. and John Kenneth O'Neill, both of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Bright Noblesville, Ind. Services for Mrs. Margaret Bright, 74, Noblesville. will be held at 3 m.

Wednesday in Coaltrin, Randall 4 Roberts Funeral Home here, with burial in Thorp Cemetery. She died Sunday in Riverview Hospital. sident about 35 years. He founded the equipment company 30 years ago. He was a member of First Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine and the Murat Dramatic Cast.

He was a member and former president of Downtown Sertoma Club. He also was a member of Shawnee Masonic Lodge 830 at Louisville. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lillian Kramer Lake, and a son, Richard Lake of Madeira Beach, Fla. Memorial contributions may be made to the Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital.

Nile D. Thompson Dies; Was Fireman Services for Nile Delmar Thompson, 81, Bradenton, a retired Indianapolis fireman," will be held today at Bradenton. There will be a graveside service at 10 a.m. Thursday in Crown Hill Cemetery. He died Sunday in a Bradenton hospital.

A native of Monon, he lived here most of his life, and was with the Indianapolis Fire Department 26 years before retiring in 1957. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Reba Thompson; daughters, Mrs. Louise Williams and Mrs. Edith Whiteside, both of Indianapolis, and sons, Robert and Richard Thompson, both of Indianapolis, and Donald Thompson of Long Boat Key, Fla.

Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday in Little and Sons Funeral Home, Beech Grove. Mrs. Edna M. Smy th Mrs.

Edna M. Smyth, 85, 2338 East Southport Road, widow of Clarence Smyth, died Monday at home. A native of Franklin, she lived here 35 years and worked 16 years at Detroit Diesel Allison Division of General Motors Corp retiring in 1959. She was a member of Dolan (Ind.) Baptist Church. Services will be held at 10 a.m.

Thursday in G.H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery at Franklin. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy M. Gardner of Southport.

WALTERS Mr. Perry Eugene Waltert, age 65, father of Roberta, William and Dorothy Waiters, stepfather Of Steven White, Lorlng, AFB Maine, and Charles White, Lebanon, step-grandfather of 5. Servlcet Tuetday, May 9th. at the MOORE KIRK IRVING-TON CHAPEL. 5342 E.

Wath. St, 2 30 P.m. Friends may call anytimeJ WILSON Robert E. Wilson, age 38, beloved ton of Margaret, father of Sharon Kay, Bobbie Jo and Robert Er-nest, brother of Nancy Ann Ath-paugh and Brenda Kay Lovitt, 8 aunts and 7 uncles Funeral services 10 a m. Thurtday, FARLEY WEST MORRIS ST CHAPEL.

Friends may call after 1 p.m. Tuesday. WITMER Mrs. Haiei Witmer, mother of Chester Perry of New Aibanv, ind. Graveside funeral Tuesday, Mav 9, 3 Memorial Park Cemetery Catting Tuetday from 10 am to 12 noon.

Shirley BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL 946 N. IN.noit St. YOUNG Martha Jane Young of New Palestine, RR. passed awav Monday, age 61, wife of Tom, mother of Ricki Whitcomb.

John and Elizabeth Young, titter of John and David Young, aito 4 grandchildren Funeral tervicet Wednesday. 3 p.m at HENDRYX MORTUARIES NEW PALESTINE CHAPEL. Burial Wathing-ton Park Eatt. Caning after 7 p.m., Tuetday. Public Notices NOTICE OF ISSUANCE OF ORDER TO DEMOLISH BUILDINGS ON PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE AND OF SETTING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A HEARING FOR ANY ORDER NOT COMPLIED WITH Any person or corporation claiming any title, right or inter, ett any of the parcels of real ettate listed below bv addrett and legal description Is hereby notified that In accordance with the power granted bv the Unsafe Building Law (IC 171), i 5 5 5) an Order to demolish relative to each parcel of real estate listed beiow has been issued bv the Division of Code Enforcement requiring the demolition of the designated ttructuret bv the compliance date indicated Parcel.

Owner structure, compliance date, date of hearing Mav 17. 1971 1715 E. New York, Houte Garage, Owner- George 1 Ruby Senert, Legal: vVe'kert Ohio Add Lot 4 23a9 Oxford, House, Owner: Harold Minnie A Arttt. Legal Vencet Sub Parker eta! Oak Hill Lot 23 2 439 Sherman House, Owner Environmental Development Co Larry Walker, Marion County Auditor, Environmental Development Co Carter m.ii. Legal: Bradley Denny 4 Atkinson ft Wath St Add Lot 339; 1326 28 union, House.

Owner' James Cross, Sheibv federal Sav ft Loan, Legal; McCarty't South Add Lot 40 1505 Yandet. Houte ft Shed. Owner: John ft Ruth Wood son. Legal. Langs Sub ft 5K Fietche'i Add Lot 2 ex 48 5 end of 10 tt tide.

1706 Yandet. Houte. Owner Ferme ft Eleanor King, Legal; A Fletcher Jr NE Add Lot 30 7 Any tuch person or corporation it further not'tied that with retpect to each of the above listed parcen of real ettate for which the order it not complied with, that in accordance with the power granted by the Untate Bu-ldmg Law I IC 1971, 18-5-5 5) a hearing on the metier will be he'd bv the Director of the De pprtment of Metropolitan Development or hit representative at 9 a on Wednetday, Mav 17. 1971 in Room 260. of the C'ty-County Building tor the pur-pose ol hearing reasons why the building on the parcel of real ettate should not be op mouthed.

Such person or corporation hat the right to appear at the hearing with or without legal countet and present evidence, cross examine oppoting witnettet. and make argument At the conciu-tion ot th't hearing, the Director will, irretpective of whether or not a party or hit representative hat appeared, act to affirm, modify or rescind the order Indiana law provdet that the City mav caute the action re quired bv this order to be accomplished by a contractor it the order it not come'ltd with end hat been affirmed bv the hearing examiner. The owner is obligated to pay the contract and processing costs incurred Exact terms ot the orflert i) may be obtained from the Oivsion of Code Enforcement, Room 1522 City-County Building. 633 3450 15 5-8. 9) Mrs.

Hazel Witmer Graveside services for Mrs. Hazel Witmer, 90, Indianapolis, widow of Stanley Earl Witmer, will be held at 2 p.m. today in Memorial Park Cemetery. She died Sunday in a local nursing home. Friends may call after 10 a.m.

today in Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. Mrs. Witmer, an Indianapolis resident most of her life, had been a beautician and formerly was a food checker at the old Claypool Hotel. Surviving is her son, Chester Perry of New Albany. Indiana Deaths Alexandria Howard W.

Jarman, 64; William Klum, 85; Mrs. Jennie O. Lynch, 94; Ernest Sanders, 66. Bloomington Mrs. Iva J.

Headley, 86; RobertPayne, 49. Centerville Mrs. Edith Tharp Jennings, 79. Lebanon Mrs. Homer (Cecile King) Gresham, 82.

Shelbyville Mrs. George (Mary Kat-hryn) Yarling, 78. I Cyclist Strikes 3-Year-Old Simcox Gets Endorsement i IN BRIEF, NOTICE OF ISSUANCE OF ORDER TO DEMOLISH BUILDINGS ON PARCEL5 OF REAL ESTATE AND OF SETTING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A HEARING FOR ANY ORDER NOT COMPLIED WITH Any parson or corporation Claiming any title, right or interest in any of the oarceii of real estate lit ted below bv eddrett and legal description is hereby not i tied that accordance with the power granted bv the Unsafe Build'ng Law (IC 1971. II 4 5 5) an Order to DEMOLISH rt'etlve to each parcel of real estate listed beow has been issued bv the Oivtton of Code Enforcement requiring the DEMOLITION of the detignated structure! by the compliance date indicated Parcel, owners, and structure compliance date data of hearing Mav 17. 1971 1631 Churchman, Youth Center, owner: Elmer F.

and Athena Eggerding, co Joseph. ne Barton Stuart, Chariet Lee. and Bee Waine Barton, Richard Allen and Oevone Anne Barton, Josephine Barton Stuart, Atty. at Law. Flanner House, tnc at Trustee for wetoto a-5 mbat.

cO Ruben Mill, Dot Nth, Monnie watofo Wa-Simbat, mc Stanley Sfrodet, Resident Agent. LiMv Endowment Fund Legat: Huggmt Churchman Ave Add Lot 5 1 301 03 Edgemont, heute, owner: Robert M. and Jenie Majors. Marion County Audi tort Rm Finance Center Federal Credit Legal: Owens Park Grove Add 75 ft end Lot I 3. 155 W.

Fan Creek St Dr. houte. owner: Emily Meriwether, Firtt Federal Saving i Leon At Indianapolis Morris Plan Corp. Lesai: l. w.

Beck's Sub Rhodes N. Ml. St. add 43 ft. W.

and Lot 34. 1155 i etcher, apartment houte and Shed, owner: MARSHALL and Her ntti Parens. CO Mrs Mary Mill Legal: Spann 4 Co'i 1st Wood-lawn Lot 152. 4113 Gerrgrd. house, owner: Ronald and Mary Sue Matthews.

MooretviHe Federal Sav-ingt 8 Loan Legal: Newlynn Add Lot 337 94 Matsachutettt Ave Commercial Bldg owner: Robert and Marione wiitiami, co Con-it ant i ne and Efrottina Christ. Umted Chrittlan Mittionary Legal: Echenge Land Co's Lot 31 Ol 113 Any such person or corporation Is further notified that with retpect to each of the above fitted Parcett of real ettate tor which the order Is not complied witti, that in accordance with the power granted bv the Unsafe Building Law OC 1971, 11 i J) a hearing on the matter will be htid by the Director of the Department of Metropolitan Development or Ms representative at 9 30 a on Wednetday. May 17, 17, in Room 260, of the City-County Buding tor the purpose of hearing reasons why the building on the parcel of real ettate should not be DEMOLISHED Such person or corporation has the right to appear at the hearing with or without legal counsel and present evidence, cross-examine oppoting witnettet. and make argument. A the conclusion of this hearing, the Director wilt, irretpective of whether or not a eartv or his representative hat appeared, act to affirm, modify or rescind the order Indiana law prov-des that the City may cause the action required bv this order to be accomplished bv a contractor it the order it not compiled with and hat been affirmed bv the hearing examiner.

The owner is obligated to pav the contract and processing costs incurred tect terms of the order (t) mav be obtained from the Division of Code Enforcement, Room 1) City-County Bunding, 6)1 3450. All Ready For Dad's Night Three-year-olds at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church Nursery School have made cookies and learned new songs for Dad's Night at 7 p.m. today. The children and their fathers also will make Mothers' Day gifts.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, W. 16th St Friends Invited Contrlbu-tiont mav be made to the Amerl-can Cancer Society. IYNESS He i en Lvnets. age 7), of Lebanon, former indpit. retldent, patted awav Saturday wife of Arnold Lvnets.

sister of Mrs. Lenora Truift of Lebanon, aunt of Richard Perkins, Lebanon and Wiifiam E. Perkins, Whitettown and Donald E. Trultt. Cai Funar.

a 2 Tuesday, MYERS MORTUARY, Lebanon. Calling after 2 m. Monday. MARTIN Mrs. waiter M.

(Luei.e) Martin, 80 years. 4011 New York wife of Waiter ttter of Mrt. don Jonnton and Mrs Harel Stevens, patted away Monday. Funeral service 10 a m. Wednesday, at the DORSEY-FEENEY MORTUARY, 3V25 New York Sf Friendt mav call 7 to 9 m.

Tuesday Interment Center Cem-etery, SheibvvHie. ind. McARTHUR Mr Charles McArthur Jr 4637 Round Lake Rd brother Of Mr. Heien Strong, uncit Of Mrt. Vivian Cattedy.

Mrt Marilyn Sfeeter and Mr. Robert wnson. Funeral Wednetday morning. 10 o'clock, planner Buchanan BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY Fnendt may call 4 to Tuesday O'NEILL Rachael Cora O'Neill, 94, beioved mother of Bernard Indpit John Kenneth, grandmother of 10, greet-grandmother of 13, patted away. Funeral 9 30 a Thursday at the GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME, 1601 New York, 10 a Sf Philip Nerl Church.

Rosary 2pm, Wednetday. Visitation after 7 Tuesday. A 3-year-old Indianapolis boy, who darted into the street from between parked cars, was struck by a motorcycle outside his home Monday night, police said. Listed in satisfactory condition at Methodist Hospital was Joseph A. Boyles, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph A. Boyles 3556 North Lyndhurst Drive. He suffered injuries to the head, leg and arm, with a possible skull fracture and internal injuries, police said. The child was playing alone outdoors about 8:40 p.m.

when he ran into the path of the motorcycle driven by Raymond Craig, 20 5220 West 34th Place, according to Patrolman Clarence A. Hoskins. Craig was southbound on Lyndhurst traveling not more than 30 miles an hour when he spotted the child and applied his brakes, Hoskins said. The vehicle skidded about 65 feet before striking the boy. No charges were filed.

Urologist To Lecture Dr. Chester C. Winter, professor of urology and surgery at Ohio State University, will speak at the fourth annual William Niles Wishard Jr. Memorial Lecture today and Wednesday in Methodist Hospital. The much-honored physician-teacher will discuss "Critique on Urinary Diversion," "Treatment of Stress Incontinence by the Modified Pereyra Technique" and "Treatment of Priapism A New Technique." Coordinated by the hospital's Department of Medical Education, the series honors the late Dr.

William Niles John W. Sweezy, Marion County Republican chairman, Monday announced his endorsement of Edwin J. Simcox, 32, Indianapolis attorney, as Republican candidate for secretary of state at the state convention in June. Simcox, a former resident of LaPorte, resigned last fall after 5j years as secretary to the Republican State Central Committee. In endorsing the candidacy, Sweezy said he has been "impressed by the diligent and dedicated service that Ed Simcox has given to the Republican Party and by his service to the people of Indiana." The nomination will be decided at the Indiana Republican State Convention on June 29.

Court Chided In Gun Case A trial court should have dismissed a petition for judicial review of state police denial of a gun dealer's license renewal for Sacks Brothers Loan Company the Indiana Court of Appeals, Second District, ruled Monday. The decision did not alter the license denial, since Judge Betty Barteau had ruled in favor of Robert L. DeBard, former state police superintendent, in the case. The loan company appealed her judgment upholding the administrative decision. The appeals court found that Sacks had failed to file a transcript of the administrative hearing in time, and the trial court should have granted DeBard's motion to dismiss.

HEARING INSTRUMENT SERVICES NOTICE OF ISSUANCE OF ORDER TO BOARD BUILDINGS ON PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE AND OF SETTING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A HEARING FOR ANY ORDER NOT COMPLIED WITH Any person or corporation Claiming any title, right or interest any of the parceit of real ettate ntted beiow by addrett and legal description is hereby notified that In accordance with me power granted by the Unsafe Building Law (tC 1971, 18-5-5 S) an Order to Board relative to each parcel of real estate titled beiow hat been Issued by the Division of Code Enforcement requiring the Order To Secure By Board of the designated structures by the compliance date indicated. PARCEL, OWNERS, ft STRUCTURE 1931 10th St House Owner Frank Dreftak Legal Wackert 3rd Heughvtiie Lot 119; 42 E. Parkway House. Owner: Leone L. Kane CO Rota Powell.

Legal: Ounlap ft Tuiewliert Sub Norrit Add Lot 70; 3515 North Shriver Apartment. Owner: The Property of Ethel Havet Manon County Auditors office. Legal: Mansur Park Lot 1 75 COMPLIANCE DATE: DATE OF HEARING MAY 17, 1978 Any such person or corporation it further notified that with respect to each of the above listed parcels of real ettate for which the order ft not complied with, that in accordance with the power granted bv the Unsafe Building Lew I IC 1971, 18-5-5 5) a hearing on the matter will be hed bv the Director of thf Department of Metropolitan Development or hit representative ei 30 a on Wednesday Mav 17, 1978 in Room 360. of the C'ty-County Building for the purpose of hearing reasons why the budding on the parcel ot real ettate thou id not be boarded Such person or corporation has the right to appear at the hearing with or without legal counsel and present evidence, cross-examine opposing witnettet, and make argument At the conclusion of this hearing, the Director will, Irretpective whether not a party or hit representative hat appeared, act to affirm, modify or rescind the order, in-diena law provides that the City may caute the action required bv this order to be accomplish by a contractor it the order is not compiled with and hat been affirmed bv the hearing examiner. The owner obligated to pay the contract and processing costs incurred.

Exact terms of the order, t) may be obtained from the Oivition ot Code Enforcement. Room 1)22 Cy-County Building 633 3450. (S t) 35 Year background in Indianapolis of professional -level ethical services. Hearing tests widest selection of every type, style and performance of hearing instruments and related services Some cases may not be helped by any hearing instruments Audlologlcal consulting for AUDITORY PROSTHETICS JOHN H. PAYNE and ASSOCIATES 622 Circle Tower Bldg 5 E.

Morket Sf. at Monument Circle, Indpli. 46204 FHONIS tST-llOJ 43I4IM ALWAYS CONSULT AN EAR PHYSICIAN OR YOUR FAMILY DOCTOR ABOUT YOUR HEARING PROBLEM I Death Notice PANNELL Mr. m. Robert (Bob) Pannell, age husband of Mr.

Sharon S. Pannell, father ol Kenneth, David. Michael Alien, Wit hem, Joseph and Georga Pannell, stepfather of En Thomat and Timothy Balaban, son of Mr and Mr Melven PanneM. brother of George W. Panne it, Mrs EHen Peercv, Mrs.

Jeartnine Wood and Mrs Kane Hurst. Funeral Wednesday, May 10, 1 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, S377 S. Wath. It.

Cainng after 2 pm. Tuesday. CORONERS NOTICE AITUM Vioie Eve'vw Alfum. 40 years, 1 Perttwev, Apt Unclaimed body at Withard Memorial Ho, pital (5-5-1, 9) PAUL Mrt. Zoa V.

Paul, formerly of 51 Rochester Ave mother of Mr. E'ma Hirschman, grandmother Of Mr. Conrad P. Hirschman. Funeral Wednesday morning, ll clock.

Graves'de, Crown Hill emetery Fnendt may meet at FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY, Wednesday, 10 30 a.m. Friends may call Tuesday. 6 to 8 30 m. BECK Omar Beck, age t). of Greeneei-tie.

father of Marv Cranston of Wheaton, Fern 0. Lindsay of Port Huron, Mich grandfather of great-grandfather of ll. brother of Abner frank Beck of Seiievilie end Mrs Heroid Besses of Terre Meute Service! vVednetdey. 2 e.m.. at the PEC-TOR FUNE PAL HOME.

Green-cattle Friend! ceil efter 3 p.m. Tuesdey CAPPS Wishard former president of the Methodist Hospital staff and a leading urologist. He died in 1973. 1-465 Repairs Scheduled Deck repair work on 1-465 east leg bridges over Fall Creek and Fall Creek Road will begin Wednesday but no lane closings will take place until June 1, the State Highway Commission announced Monday. When center lanes are closed no loads wider than nine feet should be routed over the bridges, Francis Henson, Greenfield District construction engineer, stated.

Reading Program Planned A public meeting will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday in the Education Center, 120 East Walnut Street, to acquaint parents and educators with a new program designed to promote home reinforcement of reading instruction. Sponsored by the Indiana Department of Public Instruction, the program entails a series of workshops for parents, to be held next fall and winter. Autism Expert To Speak O. Ivar Lovaas, professor of psychology at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and an authority on autism, Thursday will address a public meeting sponsored by the Indianapolis Public Schools Center for the Autistic.

The meeting, entitled "Autism: A Look at the Future," is scheduled toliegin at 7:30 p.m. in the Marten House, 1801 West 86th Street. M. Cepps. age n.

I Death Notices CLARK Luie Clerk, poised awav Sunday Wife of Gien Clark. Martinsville, sister of Jack Johnson, Jesse and David Johnson, Cioa Peyton, Mabel Pearson, Hatel Smith, Beuiah Jones. Services POGLEMAN FUNERAL HOME. Mertiniviile, Tuesday 2 p.m. Friends may call anytime.

CUNE Mr. John CHfW. 48. hUS-bOnd Of DO'tl Clfr, Igjfhejr- Of Rootrt and Nancy Citne ntf tWt Patricia Satp, ton of Mr. Eunct CUne, txo1rtf Of Carroll and Allan Citne, Mrt.

Dorothy Vungnaut and Mrt Ubbv Canady Furwai Wednesday, May 0, 4 SHIRLEY BHOS, IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 537 Wash St No vltitadon Contribution! may bt mtt to fha Amarl-can Cancar Socitty. DEUPREE Mfi Jean Daupraa. tndon, mothar of Wfl Emabefh Huay and Mr Robert p. Oaupraa. 9randrnohar of 4, graat-frandmotnar of Private Service Wtdnetdav PLANNER 4 BUCHANAN BROAD RiPPLt MORTUARY DeWEESE William DtWaete.

J' veart, 133 Ln.vood. htnbend of Mr France OWeesa, father of Mrs Mar lone McCoun. La Edward and Rma.d. brother of Jack Deweete. MooretviHe, Mri Alt twine, Dayton.

Oma. Mrt Cynthia Hoffman, Feirborn. Ohio, erendfatrter Chanet and Lia MrCoun, patted awav Saturday Funeral tprvtcet a Tuetday at the F. NE YHORNAK SHADE LAND MORTUARY, J0f Shadciand, followed by Funerii Matt 10 a Little Fiow Catholic Church Friends invited Mr LuCV NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Whom it may concern; Notice it hereby given that on Mav 19. 197.

at ii AM a public taie wM be he'd at ll'O 9(th St Indienapot'l IN; to tell tor cash the following eo'ieterai, to wit 197J Chev Tractor Ser No OM9)OVH7I33 said collateral being held to secure an obligation arising under retail installment security agreement (conditional tne contract) heid bv General Motort Acceptance Corporation at secured party Sed public tale it to be conducted according to the iewt of the State of India na General Motors Acceptance Corporation reserves the right to bd at this taie The collateral Is presently stored and mav be teen at D'O st Indianapolis, ind Number 33 '0 9I4S6 Gf NERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCf CORP PULLIAM Mrs Mary Jane Pulliam, entered into rest Saturday, age 61. Beloved wife of Mr. Ean Pulliam, mother of Mrs. Wavne (Bertha) Alexander and Mttt Cathy M. PuHiam.

grandmother of 3, great-grandmother of 1. titter of Mrs. Heien Brooks and Mrs JoAnn Winn. Praver service Wednesday, 9 15 am, HARRY W. MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL, 5011 6 Nth St followed by Mats of the Resurrection, 10 a St John's Catholic Churrh.

Friends may can Tuesday after 1 pm, Christian Wake service Tuesday 7 30 pm I V. rOUnreiniowm. wire 01 mun Cappa mother of Roy and Oonaid (Murlene) Aniaon. grendmofher of I. greet- frendmother of 3.

aister ol Edgar Cooe and Mr! Orvllle (Pauline! Arnett end Cetnerine Crowe Funeral Tues-day, May th. SHI RLE BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL. 337 e. yVasn.

St. Ceiling enytlme CONNER Thomas Conner, 434 Bylend Dr Beech Grove, husband of Dolores (Maver) Conner, lather of Michael. David. Jim end Steven Conner, eon of Anne end Thomet Conntr. brother of Mri.

Donald Soringman. Service Wednetday. to Holy Name Catholic Church Caning at LIT-TLE 1 SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main st Beech Grove. Mon-day to I Tuesday 10 a m. to prrtf.Wake Hrvlce Tuesday Card of Thinks CORORAY We with to etknowt edge with deep appreciation the kindness, tympe'hv and many beautiful floral tributes tended bv our fnendt.

relatives, and neighbor at fhe pasting of our beioved husband and father, DALE CORORAY We especially with to mar Rev Duane Landreth and the South wftt Naierene Church, the Pulmonary intensive Care Unit at Indiana University Hospital, and Rovster Ask m- Sandror Mor-tuary tor kind and understanding services rendered -Wife and SMITH Mr Edward Smith, age 79. 770 iLaC ede. husband of Mrt Loe Smith, 7 sons and titiert and relatives and not of friends, pasted away Saturday. Services Tuesday II 30 am CONKLE FUNERAL HOMS- LYNHURST CHAPEL. 1202 Lvnhurtt Or Friends Invited Friendt mav rail Following the regular meeting of the Board of Education on Mav 10.

17l at 7 10 Board members wilt meet in eiecutive session tor the purpose of discussing personnel matters and negotiations. Sincere', Or (Donn Kaupke, Superintendent IS 3 9) from 3 uhh 9 Monday and 8 hour a luasoay unni teryire..