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FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 197 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 50 OBITUARIES fq) IN Library Director Appointed Charles R. Ewick of Decatur, is to become director of the Indiana State Library and Historical Department June 1, it was announced Thursday. He succeeds Marcelle K. Foote of Indianapolis, who "'Announcement of the appointment by the Indiana Library and Historical Department Board was made by John E. Horner, board president, and by Gov.

Otis R. Bowen. Ewick, 40, is a former assistant director of the library and department. The Shelbyville native Is now executive director of Rolling Prairie Libraries, a regional library group. His salary will be $30,000 a year.

George Corey, Was Pharmacist Funeral Announcements Death Notices Services) BECKERICH Mrs. Joan Beckerich, 51 years, of 7599 N. Meridian wife o( Mr. Robert J. Beckerich, mother of Miss Mary Jo, Robert J.

William L. end Thomei J. Beckerich, litter ot Mr. Thomas Mr. Jemes end Mr.

Donald Joe Flfxgeraid ana rnrs. merger, Prout, passed away Thursday. Eiuuni arvlr 9'10 a.m. Satur day, at the FEENEY-HORNAK KEYSTONE MORTUARY, 71st at Keystone, followed by Funeral Mass 10 a.m.. St.

Luka Catholic Church. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call after I pm. Friday. Christian Wake service 7 p.m.

Friday. Contribu GRATZ. Mr. Cletm E. HINRICHSEN, Mr.

Robert A. KOESTERS, Mr. Frank J. OGLEBAY, Mrs. Lellia M.

PERRY, Mrs. Rose Marie SCHLANGEN, Mrs. Alice M. TAYLOR, Bishop Arthur W. WHITE, Mr.

Edward O. IFLANNEBKBUCHANANJ )))))) COREY; Mr. George ft. CROASMUN. Mr.

Jamas E. HOFFMAN, Mr. Charles O. HOOVER, Mrs. Reba M.

KENYON, Mr. Floyd L. tions may oe maoe ro at. vincem Hospital Foundation. BREEDIOVE Mrs.

Alberta Katherine Breeding aoe St. MX S. Worth, wife of Albert L. Breedlove, mother of Shirley koss, senara r-ieios, James Breedlove. Sally Covert and Sharon Thomas, 13' grandchildren, sister of Lloyd, Max, Charles.

Art and Tod Curbaaux and Doral Curbeaux (deceased), passed away Wednesday. Service Friday 11 a.m. Floral Park Mausoleum Chapel. Friends may call CONKLE FUNERAL HOME LTNHUKa I UnArtLi Wt a. Lvnhurst Dr.

Contributions may be made to American Cancer society and re me Hear? puno. Death Notices KOESTERS Mr Frank J. Koesters, 7203 Kingsford husband of Violet K. Koesters, father of Robert L. Koesters, grandfather" of Mr Lawrence Scott Koesters.

Prayers Saturday morning, FLANNER BUCHA-, NAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Mass, O'clock. Catholic Church. Friend mav call 3 to and 7 to p.m., Friday. Rosary 7:30 p.m., Friday.

Spay-Neuter Auction Features Star Items Movie stars are among those who have contributed items for a celebrity auction and white elephant sale to be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday In front of Lazarus Department Store at Castleton Square Shopping Center. Sponsored by Spay-Neuter Services itema to be auctioned include those which belonged to Carol Burnett, Steve Allen, Doris Day, Rona Barrett, Rock Hudson, 1936 Olympic star Jesse Owens, Annette Funicello and many local personalities and government officials. Two people who are listed in the Guinness World Book of Records, Bill Sirk, the world's greatest escape artist, and Sandy Allen, the world's tallest woman, will make appearances.

Proceeds from the event will go to support Spay-Neuter's efforts to reduce and control the surplus dog and cat populations by spaying and neutering. State SDX Officers Chosen John Rutherford of The Indianapolis News was elected president of the Indiana Professional Chapter of Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi Thursday night. Other new officers include Pat Aikman of DePauw University, vice president; Grady Franklin, a photojour-nalist, secretary, and Al Bolin of Indiana Bell Telephone treasurer. Newly elected members of the SDX board include Robert Pearcy of the Danville Gazette, Steve Yount of WIRE Radio, Paul Petrotta of Indiana Bell, June Shassere of Indiana University, Doug O'Brien of W1BC Radio, Harvey Jacobs of The Indianapolis News, Teryl Zarnow of The News and Ken Beckley of Indiana-Purdue University, Indianapolis. New officers will assume their responsibilities May The organization also initiated five new members and designated WBAA, the Purdue University radio station, an Indiana historic journalism site.

WBAA is the oldest non-commercial broadcast station, according to Grady Franklin, SDX historic site chairman. The station was licensed in April 1922 but was broadcasting even before that. School Fire Believed Arson Arson was suspected in a fire that broke out Thursday in a second floor boys' restroom at Ben Davis High School, 1300 North Girls School Road, causing smoke damage estimated at firemen said. School had been dismissed for the day when Hie fire was discovered about 3 15 p.m. Thirty-five members of the Wayne Township Volunteer Fire department with six engines responded to the alarm.

Two firemen were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation. Deputy Chief Gary Poteet said firemen were investigating the possibility the blaze was touched off by an arsonist Purdue Engineering Schools Honor Professional Alumni STAK STATI R1PORT West Lafayette, Ind. Purdue University's Schools of Engineering today will honor 11 alumni for their achievements in professional and related fields. The 1978 recipients, chosen by engineering faculty members, are Frank H. Bridgers, president, Bridgers and Paxton Consulting Engineers Albuquerque, N.M.; Ared Cezairliyan, research physicist, Institute for Materials Research, National Bureau of Standards, Washington, DC; Elson B.

Colton, executive vice president, operations division, Franklin Mint Franklin Center, and John D. Hague, technical director, Naval Avionics Center, Indianapolis. Also, Alexander Kusko, president and senior consultant, Alexander Kusko Consulting Engineers, Needham Heights, Ralph M. Lehman, vice president and general manager, Steering Components, TRW Cleveland, Ohio; Adolf D. May, professor of civil engineering and research engineer in the Institute of Studies, University of California at Berkeley, and Joe H.

Mize, professor and head, School of Industrial Engineering and Management, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater. Also, Wendell S. Norman, director, von Karman Gas Dynamic Facility, ARO AEDC Division, Arnold Air Force Station, Martin W. Taylor, vice president, maintenance. Continental Airlines, Los Angeles, and Joseph G.

Temple vice-president, marketing, Dow Chemical, U.S.A., Midland, Mich. Rieth-Riley Wins Contract Rieth-Riley Construction Co. was awarded the state contract Thursday for construction of a new West 10th Street bridge over White River on a bid of $4,574,732.47. The law allows awarding of a contract by the State Highway Commission if there is a bid within 5 percent of the staff engineers' estimate. When bids were taken Tuesday, none was below the estimate, for the second time in recent weeks.

The engineers' estimate in the latest bidding round was $4.5 million, the commission staff reported. The bridge has been closed because of weakness. A new bridge location will be involved in the project, with changes in approach roads. Leadership Institute Planned Area high school students who are deemed to be potential leaders will participate in the third annual International Student Leadership Institute Saturday and Sunday at Cathedral High School, 5225 East 56th Street. Between 75 and 100 students are expected to attend the conference, which will be directed by the Rev.

Thomas E. Chambers of the University of Notre Dame. Those wishing to participate should call Cathedral. Circus Music At Mall An hour of circus music will be provided by the Shrine Club Circus Band at 7 p.m. today in the mall of Glendale Shopping Center.

6101 North Keystone Avenue CARLISLE Edward N. Carlisle of father of Brenda Queery and Sharon Kelley, brother of Ruth Ivy. 5 grandchildren, passed away Wednesday. Services Saturday 10 a.m. CARLISLE SON FUNERAL CHAPEL.

Moores-vllle. Friends may call 3 to 9 p.m. Friday. CARTER Rev. Harry A.

Carter, age 3, N. 7th Beech Grove, hus. band of Elizabeth (deceased), father of Mrs. virgie (Rudy) Ketterman, Beech Grove, and Rev. Ralph carter (deceased), also McBEATH Mr.

Hugh McBeath, 4 years of 12409 Lancelot Carmel, passed away Tuesday, beloved husband of Mr. Nataue McBeath, father of Hugh Michael and Guy Anthony McBeath and Keith Welsenberger, Deborah McBeath and Alana Welsenberger, son of Mrs. Stanley (Bertha) Boss and Mr. Alex McBeath, brother of Mr. Gene (Brenda) Mock.

Funeral services, 10 a.m., Friday at AARON-RUBEN-NELSON MERIDIAN HILLS MORTUARY, 1321 Mm St. Friends Invited survived by 7 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren, passed away Wednesday. Friends may call at the SINGLETON Joseph Johnston, 21, Dies After 1-Car Auto Accident Joseph Allen Johnston, 21, 608 Lions Head Lane, died Thursday in St. Vincent Hospital after a one-car auto accident early Tuesday morning. Police reported that Johnston was driving west in the 4000 block of East 82nd Street at 1 a.m.

Tuesday when his car left the road on the south side. The auto traveled 350 feet off of the road, struck an abutment and flew about 87 feet in the air. When the car hit the ground, it struck another abutment and rolled 67 feet before coming to rest. Johnston was taken to St. Vincent Hospital.

He was born in Crawfordsville and lived most of his life in Indianapolis. He attended Howe Military School and graduated from Park Tudor School, where he received honors for athletics and leadership. He attended Franklin College and Indiana-Purdue University, Indianapolis. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in Second Presbyterian Church.

Friends may call from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. today in Leppert and Copeland Mortuary. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. William H.

Church; a brother, Charles W. Johnston; two sisters, Mrs. Barry R. Fritsch and Miss Amy B. Johnston, all of Indianapolis; and his grandmother, Mrs.

William C. Montgomery of Pittsboro. Arthur W. Tavlor Dies, Retired Bishop Services for Bishop Arthur W. Taylor, 84, Owensboro, retired bishop and one of the founders of the of Church of the Living God, will be held at 10 a.m.

Saturday in the church, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. He died April 13 in an Owensboro nursing home. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. A native of Alabama, Bishop Taylor entered the church at the age of 17.

He retired several years ago. Survivors include four sons, David, Nathaniel and Joseph Taylor of Owensboro and William Taylor of Evansville; and three daughters, Mrs. Arthur M. Lavester of Evansville, Mrs. Ethel L.

St. Clair of Chicago and Mrs. Erma L. Childs of Owensboro. Mrs.

Beckerich Mrs. Robert J. (Joan) Beckerich. 51, 7599 North Meridian Street, died Thursday in St. Vincent Hospital.

She was a graduate of St. Agnes Academy and attended Marian College and St. Mary's of the Lake in South Bend. The lifelong Indianapolis resident was a member of St. Luke Catholic Church.

Riviera Club and Immaculate Heart of Mary Women's Club. Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in Feeney-Hornak Keystone Mortuary and at 10 a.m. in the church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.

Survivors include her husband; a daughter. Miss Mary Joy Beckerich; three sons, Robert J. Beckerich William L. Beckerich and Thomas Beckerich; three brothers, Thomas J. Fitzgerald, James Fitzgerald and Donald Joe Fitzgerald; and a sister, Mrs.

Margaret Prout, all of, Indianapolis. Mrs. Earl M. Hoover Mrs. Earl M.

(Reba Hoover, 75, died Thursday in her home at 6601 East Pleasant Run Parkway, South Drive. HERB MADISON Ave. MORTUARY. 7520 Madison Ave. after Services for George N.

Corey, 62, In-! dianapolis, owner of Corey Pharmacy, East 16th Street, will be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel and at 10 a.m. in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, of which he a member. Entombment will be in Calvary Mausoleum. He died Wednesday in Methodist Hospital.

A native of Terre Haute, Mr. Corey lived in Indianapolis 42 years and owned Corey Pharmacy for 13 years. Previously he owned Stokes Pharmacy in the 100 block of North Meridian Street for 20 years. Mr. Corey was a member of Indiana Pharmaceutical Association, American Association of Retail Druggists, Knights of Columbus, Antelope Club, Loyal Order of Moose, American Society of Hospital Pharmacists, American Pharmaceutical Association and National Association of Retail Druggists.

He was a graduate of Butler Univer-. sity. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Julia A. Corey; three daughters, Misses Jacqueline and Therese Corey of Indianapolis and Mrs.

Mary Kathryn Daly of Louisville, and a son, Nicholas Corey of Indianapolis. 1 Cletus Gratz Cletus E. Gratz, 49, Carmel, superintendent of transportation for Conrail, died Thursday in St. Vincent Hospital. Mr.

Gratz, a native of Bellefontaine, Ohio, worked for Conrail 30 years, and moved here from Cleveland three years ago. Services will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday in Van Horn Funeral Home at Lakeview, Ohio, with burial in Walnut Hill Cemetery at New Hampshire, Ohio. Friends here may call after 2 p.m. today in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary.

Memorial contributions may be made to Berean Mission, 3536 Russell Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Patricia M. Gratz; a son, Cletus E.

Gratz Jr. of Toledo, Ohio; two daughters. Misses Theresa L. and Julie A Gratz, both of Carmel; and his mother, Mrs. Ada M.

Gratz of Lakeview. Frank J. Koesters Frank Koesters, 79, 7203 Kingsford Drive, died Thursday at St. Francis Hospital Center. He was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis.

Mr. Koesters worked in the treasury department of Shell Oil Co. 35 years until 1961. He worked for Flanner and Buchanan Mortuaries for 10 years before his retirement in 1971. A member of the Benjamin Harrison Law School class of 1926, Mr Koesters was a World War I Army veteran.

He was a member of Knights of Columbus No. 3433 and St. Luke's Catholic Church Services will be held at 10.30 a m. Saturday at Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary and at 11 a.m. at the church.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Violet Koesters, and a son, Robert L. Koesters of Cincinnati, Ohio. Harry E.

Wince Harry E. Wincel, 68, 1444 South Alabama Street, died Thursday in St Francis Hospital Center. He was born in Indianapolis and had lived here 11 his life. 3 p.m. Friday.

Services Saturday, 2 p.m. at the Beech Grove Church ot the Nazarene. 5)52 pae where tr ends mav call I hour prior to service. Inter-ment Forest Hill Cemetery, COREY Mr. George N.

Corey, age 62, husband of Mrs. Julia A. Corey, father of Jocouellne Corey, McCUUOUGH Roy O. McCuliouth, Jamestown, husband ot Martha, father ef Walter, Valley Milts, Mrs. Edith Carver, Pittsboro, Mrs Eliiabeth Atherton, Jamestown, pessed awav Wednesday p.m.

Funeral Friday, 10 a.m.. PORTER FUNERAL HOME. JameMown. Burial Forest Lewn Memory Gardens. Friends invited.

Therese Corey. Nicno es corov and Mrs. Mary Kathryn Daly, 2 grenacnnaren, orotner of f-erris, Hadia and Anna Corey. Funeral Mass Saturday. April 22.

10 a.m.. Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church ca no after I p.m. Fr day, SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAP 5377 6. Wettl.

St. Parish Prayers Friday 7:30 p.m. CORY Merle Cory, oge 74, mother of Mrs. Howard (Maxlne) Graham, Lafayette, Mrs. Robert (Lois) Heath, Mrs.

Basil (Barbara) Hopper, Sheridan and Ronald Cory. Indpls. Funeral services Monday, 10 a.m., JORDAN FUNERAL HOME. 2421 E. 10th St.

Calling after 5 p.m., Saturday. CROASMUN Mr. James Elmer Croasmun. age 77, husband ot Velme C. Croasmun, father of Mary L.

Walters, Mr William James Croasmun, 10 grandchildren, 2 greatgrandchildren. Funeral Friday April 21. 3 pm. SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 Wash.

St. Calling anytime Faulty Miss Persis ISiblack Wheatland. Ind. Services for Miss Indictment Persis Niblack, 94. Wheatland, who had been a practical nurse, will be held at 11 a.m.

Saturday in Wheatland United Charged Chief United States Dis Methodist Church Burial will be in Wheatland Cemetery She died Wednes DUKE Mrs Evelyn Delores Duke, ag 65. 4934 Morn wife of Harlan A Duke, daughter ot Mri. Edne Bradburn, mother ot Miss Carol L. Duke, Marian Richerd, James Dennis, Rev Br yon Kent Duke and Charles Dean-(deceased), sister of Robert Shroyer, grandchildren, passed away Wednesday Funeral Services Saturday 10 a.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 425 ItSth St.

Friends invited. Friends may call from 3 to 9 m. Friday. day in a Vincennes nursing home. She trict Judge William E.

Steckler Thursday dismissed an indictment charging attended Forest Park College at St. Louis, and Indiana University She was active in United Methodist Church work here. Friends may call aftr 6 p.m. FLANAGAN John Flanagan (Jack), age it, Rue Madeleine, inapt died Wednesday, tether of John Lebanon, Thomas of indois and Patricia of Indpls, 1 grandson, Jacon Flanagan. Funeral 11 Mam.

Saturday at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Lebanon. Calling at MYERS MORTUARY, Lebanon, anytime today in the McClure Funeral Home at Bicknell Survivors include several nephews and nieces, including former Marion Circuit Court Judge John L. Nib-lack of Washington, Griffith B. Nib-lack of Indianapolis, associate editor of The News, and Mrs.

Mark Gross of In- Frank E. Sipe Services for Frank Sipe. 87. Indianapolis, a retired Indianapolis Water Co. foreman, will be held at 1 p.m.

Saturday in Conkle Lyndhurst Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Mr Sipe worked at the water company 27 years, retiring in 1961 He died Wednesday in a local nursing home Born at Greenfield, he had lived in Indianapolis 55 years and was a member of the International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers and Lyndhurst Baptist Church Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Anna E. Sipe, three sons. John William E.

and George Sipe, and six daughters, Mrs Ann DeHoff, Mrs. Betty Faris, Mrs. Bcrnice Ehle, all of Indianapolis, Mrs. Marthena Mclntire of Culver City, Mrs. Mary Lou Smith of Avon and Mrs.

Sally Jo Roach of Chesterfield, Mo. Joseph M. Hargett Joseph M. Hargctt. 73, 7926 Mann Road, died Thursday in Methodist Hospital.

Born at Scottsville, he lived here since 1935, working 28'ft years as a general foreman of maintenance at Chevrolet Body Plant until his retirement in 1964. He was a 25-year member of Masonic Lodge 669 and was a member of its Low 12 Club, Chevrolet Pin Club, Order of the Eastern Star 393 and Trinity illegal possession of a handgun by a convicted felon because of a faulty indictment. The move came during the fourth day of the trial of Charles W. Moore of Metamora, indicted in February, and who also is on bond on cocaine-related charges in Ripley County Bernard Pylitt, chief deputy U.S. attorney, said 'dianapolis GRATZ Mr.

Cletus I. Grati of Cermet, tnd husband of Mrs. Patricia M. Grari, father of Mr. Cletus E.

Grati Miss Theresa L. and Miss Ju'le A. Gratz. grandfather of Carrie M. Gratz, son of Mrs.

Ada Greti, brother of Mr. Robert, Mr Maurice, Mr Oarrel, Mr. Dwight, Mr Ralph and Mr. Karl Gratz. Funeral Lakeview, Ohio.

Friends may call after I 6 Friday. FLANNER UCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY Contributions may be made to me Berean Mission the indictment failed to specify that the gun was made in New Jersey and therefore involved inters tate commerce. He said a new indictment will be Born at Vorktown, she lived here 60 years and was a member of the Universal Club Auxiliary, Brookside Garden Club and a charter member of East Gate Christian Church. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with entombment in Washington Park East Mausoleum.

Survivors, in addition to her husband, include a son, William B. Hoover, and a daughter, Mrs. Peggy Gilliam, both of Indianapolis. Hev. H.A, Carter sought.

State Police HARGETT Mr Joseph Hargett, age 73, Mann Rd. Beloved husband of Lfliian, father of Dofty McCreary, grandfather of Michael McCreary. brother of Mamie Berger, Scottsville, Lucy Da' ton, Bowling Green, Ruby Barbae, Louis and Ernest Hargett, Lexington. Ky. Funeral servlres Monday, FARLEY MARWOOD HILL CHAPEL, i5M Mann Rd.

Friends mav call atter a m. Saturday Are Promoted Indiana State Police PARKER Mr. Albert E. Parker, age J. 27 Eider, husband of Marie, father of Mrs.

Carol Jameison, Mr. Joyce Ann Akin, Plainfield, In. and Chertes T. Parker, brother of Mrs. Mary Deckard, Mrs Nellie Barnes and Martin H.

Parker. 4 grandchildren. Funeral Friday April 21. 10 a.m. USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 W.

Wash, St. Entombment Floral Park Mausoleum. Calling anytime PERRY Mrs Rose Marie Perry, wife of Mr James Perry, mother of Mrs. Patricia Ann Pavne. Mr.

James A Mr Richerd Perry, sister ot Mn Mary Bumgertner, Mrs. Clara Johnson. 14 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren Prayers Saturday morning, 30 O'clock, PLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. 10 o'clock. Christ ine King Cthollc Church Friends may call after 3 pm.

Friday Rosary, 7:30 Friday RESSINO Lucy Resslno. 0 years. 71 Fletcher Lane, Beech Grove, beloved mother ot Alfred Resslno, 4 grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, passed awav Wednesday Funeral Saturday, jo a.m.. at the G. her.

MANN FUNERAL HOME, ISOS East St and 10 a at Holy Rosary Church Friends may ca" after 2 Friday Recitation of Rosary I p.m. Friday SIPE Mr Frank Earl Sipe. age 17. formerly of S10A Cnelsee Rd husband of Anna Sipe. father of Marthena Mclntire.

Ann Oe- -Hoff. John William and. George Sine. Betty Faris. Ber-nice EWe, Mary Lou Smith and Sally Jo Roach.

32 grandchildren, SO greatgrandchildren and I great-great grandchild. passed away Wednesday. Services Saturday. I CONKLE FUNERAL' HOME LYNMURST CHAPEL. 1202 Lynhursl Dr.

Friends in-viled Friends mav call from 11 a to Friday SMITH Harmon Smith, age S4. father of Harold, Richard. Larry. Luctne DeVore. all ot ill Deborah Crawford.

Coatesvllie and George Gunderman, Maine, step-son ot OHIO Smith, brother ot, Coy Smith, Pauline Burns. Frances Anderson, Mary Jones, an ot indpls and Eiva Lendis, Mishawaka. 7 grandchildren. Funeral services Friday, 1 P.m.," JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2421 10th St Calling anytime. STARMS Mr.

Dooity (Tony) Starm. SO. 01 2tn father ot Kim and Kevin Starms. son of Mr and Mrs Dudley A Starms. brother of Barbara Washington, jut Anderson, pessed Wednesday.

Services Saturday 2 m. SUMMERS NORTHEAST CHAPEL. Friends may call 4 p.m. at the Chapel. TAVLOR Arthur Washington aylor.

Owensboro, Ky tetner of Mrs Arthur M. Lavester, Mr. Ethel L. St. Clair, Mrs.

Erma L. Childs. Mr. David, Mr. Nathaniel Mr Joseph and Mr.

William G. Tavlor. grandfather of 25. greatgrandfather of 17. brother ot Mrs.

Lule Crittenden and Mr L. C. Taylor, uncle ot Funeral Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, Tnt Church ot the Living God. Friends may can from 7 to p.m. Friday.

FLANNER 4 BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY TIPMORE Sylvia Tipmore, age SO. ef lei) Wiicok. Wit ot Cherles Tipmore. mother of Iris Jean Lang, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Cecil Sims, sister of Oevid Harold Sims and Marguerite Cardan, also grandchildren, pessed awav Tuesday.

Funeral service II 30 am, Friday at CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 tarn t. Friends Invited. WHITE Mr Edward D. White. Hot lywood, husband of Mrs.

Florence White Funeral Saturday afternoon. o'clock, FLANNER 1 BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call 2 to 3 and 7 to 9 m. Friday. WILDMAN Mrs.

Mavis Wildman, age ST. J( Hancock St Wile of Joseph E. Wildman, daughter of Peeri Her ton, sister of Jemes Horton. half-sister of Joan Hill. Funeral Saturday April 22.

10 am, USHER FUNERAL HOME, 1313 W. Wash St. Interment Floral Par Cemetery. Celling after 4 p.m. Friday WILLIAMS Mrs.

Anna Marie Williams, eg 72, 1215 Payton Rd Mother of Mr. Jack (Sally) Schenti, Nancy O'Hare, Miss Bonnie end Roger A Wlillems, grandchildren, I great grandchild Funerei satur-dey. April 22. 12 JO m. MOOR( KIRK IRVINGTON CHAPtLr 5343 Wash St I in Max 04 the Resurrection Holy Vol, if Church, interment Memorial Prk Cemetery Rosary recitation Friday I p.m.

Caning arier 4 m. Friday winceT" Herry wincel a year, tea, I Alabama, beloved husoond of Louise Wincel. lather of Olen. Joyce. Charles.

Donald, Kenneth and Robert wincel, Meriory Mason and Janet Anderson, Rrendchlldren, brottwr of Mar anley, pasted ewer Thursday. Funeral Monday loam at m15, HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, ISOS East It Friends may call alter 2pm Ulurdar WISHMIRE Mr George wishmire. eoe tt, of JIOS hyttier ot Katherine. lather of Rooeri, Betty Leonerd and arh LMIh-ermen, brother of Kale Carter I grandchildren. I areas-grandchildren, passed ewey Wednesday.

Funerei service Saturday, II II in (OH-KIE FUNERAL HOMi rpgr WAY CHAPEL. 47 1 if frinds invited Friend mey call trom 1 I em Friday Superintendent John T. Shettle has announced four HOLLAND Mrs. Julia Moore Holland, age 71, 4253 Sunset, passed away Tuesday. Wife of Fiovd, mother of Mrs.

Hilda Martin, Mrs. Jacqueline Hampton, Mrs. Judith Plttman, Mrs. Rosemary Mont- promotions and personnel changes in the department. rmery, Leslie I.

Moore and John Moore. 15 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren. Services Trooper Lowell D. Pet- ree of the Putnamville District was promoted to Saturday ti a m. Mt.

Peren Baptist Church. Burial at Crown Hill. Catling Friday after 5 pm. WIL LIAMS FUNERAL HOME. 2451 Ma rtindaie sergeant.

Trooper Larry R. McCart of the Evansville District was promoted to Mrs Reba M. Hoover, age 75, of 6601 E. Pleasant Run S. wife of Mr.

Earl M. Hoover, police investigator IV. Police investigator III Clarke Mercer of general headquarters was prom oted to police investigator II in the questioned docu He was a Marion County deputy sheriff from January, 1955, to May, 1959, and was a guard in the State Office Building for four years. He retired in 1970. Services will be held at 10 a m.

Monday in Herrmann South East Street Funeral Home, with burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Louise Wincel; four daughters, Mrs. Marjory Mason, Mrs.

Janet Anderson, Miss 'Diana Wincel and Miss Joyce Wincel; Ind four sons, Charles, Donald, Kenneth and Robert Wincel, all of Indianapolis Mrs, Harlan Duke Services for Mrs Harlan i Evelyn Shroyer) Duke. 65, 4934 West Morris Street, a retired mailroom worker at Mayflower Moving Co will be held at 10 a Saturday in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery A lifelong Indianapolis resident, she died Wednesday in Methodist Hospital. Mrs Duke worked at Mayflower 10 years, retiring in 1975. She was a member of the Marion County Association of Retired Citizens and Lyndhurst Baptist Church Survivors, in addition to her husband, include three sons. Harlan -Richard Duke and Byron Kent Duke, toth of Indianapolis, and James Dennis Duke of Plainfield, a daughter, Miss Carol L.

Duke of Los Angeles, and her mother, Mrs Eda Bradburn of Indianapolis. Edward D. White Services for Edward D. White, 76, 4917 Adams Boulevard, an Indiana Bell Telephone employee 38 years, will be held at 2 m. Saturday in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery.

Born in Muncie, he died Wednesday in Hollywood, Fla. Mr. White worked for the telephone company at branches in Indianapolis, Peru, Bedford and Craw-fordsville, retiring In 1964. He was a member of Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine and St. Alban's Episcopal Church.

Mr. White attended Purdue University Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Florence White. Mrs, J.E. Wild man Mrs.

Joseph E. (Mavis M. Horton) Wildman, 57 209 South Hancock Street, retired machine operator, died Thursday in Methodist Hospital. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, she worked 29 years Link-Belt Divison of FMC retiring in 1974. Services will be held at 10 tim, Saturday in Usher Funeral Home, -'with entombment in Floral Park Mausoleum.

Survivors, in addition to her husband, include her mother, Mrs. Pearl Horton of Indianapolis. ment section. Police specialist IV George Wishmire Services for George H. Wishmire, 84, a former Indianapolis resident, will be held at 11:30 a.m.

Saturday in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery He died Wednesday in his home in Kokomo. Mr. Wishmire retired from farming in 1966 and moved to Kokomo in 1973. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge, Order of the Eastern Star and First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Kokomo. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Katherine Wishmire; a son, C. Robert Wishmire of Kokomo; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Leonard of Muncie and Mrs. Sarah Leatherman of Muncie; and a sister, Mrs. Kate Carter.

Mrs, Anna Williams Mrs. Anna Marie Williams. 72, 1215 North Payton Road, a 60-year Indianapolis resident and the widow of John Williams, died Thursday in Community Hospital. A native of Danville, she was a member of Holy Spirit Catholic Church and its Altar Society. Services will be held at 12 30 p.m.

Saturday in Moore and Kirk Irvington Chapel and at 1 p.m. in the church, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Sally Schantz, Mrs. Nancy O'Hara and Miss Bonnie Williams of Indianapolis; and a son, Roger A.

Williams of Atlanta, Ga. John R. Flanagan Services for John R. Flanagan, 58, 8820 Rue Madeleine, a mechanical designer for Fulk and Gardner Engineers, will be held at 1130 a.m. Saturday in St.

Joseph Catholic Church at Lebanon, with burial in Falls Cemetery at Wabash. Mr. Flanagan, a former resident of Lebanon, died Wednesday in his home. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include a daughter, Patricia, at home, and two sons, Thomas Flanagan of Indianapolis, and John Flanagan Jr.

of Lebanon. Friends may call in the Myers Mortuary here. Mrs. Madison Services for Mn William (Marjorie Dolan) Madison, 59, Knightstown, a retired Bell Telephone Co. operator, will be held at 1.30 p.m.

Saturday in Greene and Fausset Funeral Home at Knightstown, with burial in Glen Cove Cemetery. She died Wednesday in Indiana University Hospital. Survivor! include her husband. momer w. Trunin! a Hoover, Mrs.

Peggy GlMlam, sister of Mr Clay B. Run van, grandchildren, 1 great- Xrandchlid Funeral Saturday, prll 77, 1 p.m. SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 3577 Wash. St.

Calling after 2 pm. Friday. Family requests contributions to the Kidney Fund or the Diabetes Foundation. HORNADAY Marion A Hornedav of Moves villa, husband of Norma, father of Calvin and Donald Hornedav, Dorothy Hlnkie, Margaret and Rose Marie Borem, brother of Carl and Albert Hornedav and Violet Harris, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, passed awav Thursday. Services Saturday.

2 CARLISLE a. SON FUNERAL CHAPEL, Moores-viiie. Friends mav call 2 to p.m., Friday James R. Graves of gener al headquarters was prom oted to police specialist III in the data section. Ball Stale Offers Rebates United Methodist Church.

Services will be held at 2 m. Monday in Farley Marwood Hill Chapel, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lillian Hargett, and a daughter, Mrs. Dotty McCreary of Indianapolis.

Ted G. Pay ton Services for Ted Payton, 88, 5346 Sunset Avenue, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Powers Funeral Home in Crawfordsville, with burial at Mount Moriah Cemetery in Crawfordsville. He died Wednesday in a local nursing home. Mr.

Payton was born in Montgomery County. A World War I Army veteran, he was a farmer and insurance agent. He worked for the Veterans Administration 20 years and was a member of the American Legion. Survivors include a brother, Jess C. Payton of Anaheim, Calif.

Mrs. G. Rex Stearley Brazil, Ind. Mrs. G.

Rex (Erma Stearley, 59, Route 15, Brazil, formerly of Indianapolis, died Thursday in Clay County Hospital here. During World War II, Mrs. Stearley was employed at Eli Lilly it Co. here. Prior to her illness, she was employed nine years by Clay Community Schools as a cook in the Jackson Township Schools.

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Rentschler Funeral Home at Center Point, with burial in St. John Cemetery. Survivors include her husband. Mrs.

Amy Lack Services for Mrs Amy Lack. 79, 1162 West 27th Street, will be held at noon Saturday in People's Funeral Home, with burial ill Floral Park Cemetery. Mrs. Lack died Monday in her home. She was born in Nunley, and lived in Indianapolis more than 50 years.

Mrs. Lack was a retired assistant dietitian at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Survivors include her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Lewis of Indianapolis. Services for the Rev Harry Alonzo Carter, 93, of Beech Grove, who died Wednesday, will be held at 2 m.

Saturday in Beech Grove Church of the Nazarene, with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery in Shelbyville Friends may call at Singleton-Herr Madison Avenue Mortuary after 2 m. Friday. The Rev Mr. Carter was born in Shelby County and lived in the Indianapolis area since 1929. A minister 34 years, he served several area Churches of the Nazarene including Westbrook, Mars Hill, South-side.

Speedway and Clermont. He retired 22 years ago. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Virgie Ketterman of Beech Grove. Dudley Starms Services for Dudley (Tonyi Starms, 50, 901 East 28th Street, a body assembler for Chevrolet Motor Division of General Motors will be held at 2 pm Saturday in Summers Funeral Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.

A lifelong Indianapolis resident, he died Wednesday in Wishard Memorial Hospital. Mr. Starms, who worked six years at Chevrolet, was an Army veteran of the Korean War and a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Phillip Highbaugh Post. Survivors include his sons, Kim and Kevin Starms; parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Dudley Starms, and two sisters, Mrs. Barbara Washington and Mrs. Jill Anderson, all of Indianapolis. Alton R. James Services for Alton R.

James, 75, 1211 East Ninth Street, a retired Indianapolis Public Schools employee, will be held at 2 30 p.m. Saturday in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Mr James died Wednesday in Community Hospital. A native of Oakland, and a 62-year Indianapolis resident, he was a maintenance man for 25 years for the. Indianapolis Public Schools, retiring in 1976.

Mr. James was a member of Bnghtwood Lodge 255 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellow. Muncie, Ind. Ball State University trustees have approved a $17.50 rebate to all residence hall JAMES Mr. Alton James, entered Into rest Wednesday, April 19, age 75, cousin of Miss Lottie Davis and Mrs.

E'sia Pew, a'so 1 niece and several nephews. Funeral service Saturday, 2:30 pm, HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL. 2050 Michigan St. Friends may calt after 2pm Friday students because of delay in starting the spring quarter.

Students who only eat in the residence hall dining rooms will be refunded $10 50. No rebate was au thorized for residence hall JOHNSTON Mr Joseph A. Johnston, age Jt, son of Mrs. William H. (Norma) Church and the late William B.

Johnston, brother of Mrs. Barry (Debbie) Fritsch, Miss Amy Johnston and Mr. Charles W. Johnston, grandson of Mrs Wit-Ham C. (NeiO Montgomery, passed away Thursday Funeral services p.m., Saturday at Second Presbyterian Church, 7700 Meridian St Friends may call at the LEPPERT 1 COPELAND MORTUARY, 740 efh Friday, 5 to I p.m.

Contributions may be made to Park Tudor School directors and student staff who were paid during the break. Coral Reefs Coral reefs, made of limestone, cover about 70 KENYON Mr. Floyd Ken yon, age 7 of eeoi Pendleton pike, husband of Mrs Margaret Kenyon, stepfather of Mr. Don Boger, 4 grand-Children, brother of Mr. Harold Trov, Frank Kenyon, Mrs.

Vivien Gardner, Mrs. Theima Reed, Mrs. Jecoueilne B'ack. intrai Friday, April Ji, 1 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS DREXEL CHAPEL. 455 10th St Celling anytime.

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