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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1979J PAGE THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR Chaney To Be Tried Again OBITUARIES On Fire-Bombing Charges William Chaney, former grand dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan, will be tried Mrs. Shufflebotham, Diabetes Worker, Dies; Services Friday Feb. 20 at Terre Haute for a fourth time on federal fire-bombing charges. Federal Judge Cale J. Holder nas issued jury impaneling orders that in clude admonishment of the potential James Green Dies; Systems Analyst For General Motors Services for James E.

Green, 55, a systems analyst 29 years for Detroit Diesel Allison Division of General Motors will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary, with burial in Lincoln Memory Gardens. He died Tuesday in Winona Memorial Hospital. Mr. Green was a member of Broadway United Methodist Church, North Park Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine and American Legion Post 500.

He was a past commander of Leo F. Welch American Legion Post 495. He was a World War II Navy veteran. A native of Fairfield, he had lived here 35 years. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Virginia R. Stoner Green; a daughter, Mrs. Tina K. Spraetz, and two sons, Larry L. and James E.

Green all of jurors against gaining advance knowledge or impressions of the case, records at the federal clerk's office show. cuit Court of Appeals because of errors in the handling of the jury, first by Federal Judge William E. Steckler and then by Federal Judge James E. When Chaney's third trial began in Indianapolis, Holder had difficulty find' ing jurors without prior knowledge of the case, and moved the trial to During the weeklong Chaney testified that he had been out aYttiking and was arrested as he drove honrepast the advertising sign plant. Chaney's attorney asked for and was granted a mistrial by Holder when it was learned the jury twice had communicated with the judge during deliberations; telling him the members could not agree on a verdict.

Each time Holder ordered Chaney, 56, a resident of southern Marion County, twice has been convicted by federal court juries in Indianapolis of hurling a gasoline-filled bottle against an Services for Mrs. Oliver (Mary Margaret Baker McKenney) Shufflebotham, 58, Kokomo, a former Indianapolis resident who was active in diabetes association work, will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in Wilson-St. Pierre Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens.

She died Tuesday in Community Hospital. An Indianapolis native, she had lived here until moving to Kokomo in 1968. She attended the Calvary Baptist Church there. Mrs. Shufflebotham was member and past president of the Howard County Diabetes Association and was chairman of the Diabetes Detection Drive there.

She also was past president of the Diabetes Association of Greater Indian- apolis and had served on the board of the American Diabetes Association, Indiana Affiliate. She also worked with the St. Joseph Hospital Cheer Guild in Kokomo. Before moving to Kokomo, she was a ward clerk one year at St. Francis Hospital Center.

Prior to that she was a secretary at Link-Belt Division of FMC Corp. from 1950-1964. Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Joyce Ann Tyner of Indianapolis; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Linda DeVee of Peoria, her mother, Mrs.

Lorraine Baker of Rockville; two brothers, Denzil Baker of Morgantown and Norman Baker of Greenwood; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Pagel of Indianapolis, and two stepsisters, Mrs. Louise Lane and Mrs. Jean Sauter, both of Rockville. Indianapolis strike-bound outdoor advertising company where he was a former union shop steward.

Both convictions were reversed by the U.S. Seventh Cir- the panel to continue deliberating, until reaching a verdict Indiana's '78 Peach rop Up Fivefold STAR STATI REPORT West Lafayette, Ind. Indiana's 5- Gaudy Bandit's Try To Get Away With: Money Is Foiled i million-pound 1978 peach crop was five times the amount produced in 1977, according to Purdue University agricultural statisticians. John Williams Dies; Army War Veteran Services for John Johns Williams, 71, 1205 North Sharon Avenue, a World War II Army veteran and retired federal employee, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery.

He died Tuesday in West 10th Street Veterans Administration Medical Center. During World War II, he served in the 3d Army under Gen. George Patton and was awarded two Bronze Stars and the Purple Heart with oakleaf clusters. Mr. Williams, a guard 18 years for General Services Administration public building services, worked a number of years at the old Federal Building, now the Federal Courts Building, retiring in 1966.

A native of Martins Ferry, Ohio, Mr. Williams lived here 22 years and was a member of Capitol City Masonic Lodge 312, American Legion Federal Post 62, Disabled American Veterans Post 52 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2839. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Eliza J. (Libbie) Williams; a son, Bob Williams of Pittsboro, and two daughters, Mrs.

Sarah Abraham and Mrs. Clara Diehl, both of New Albany. William F. Carey William F. Carey, 52, Indianapolis, died Wednesday in St.

Francis Hospital Center. Born at Beech Grove, he was a lifelong resident of Marion County and worked 25 years as a die maker for Chevrolet Commercial Body Division until his retirement eight years ago. A World War II Navy veteran, Mr. Carey was a member of Indianapolis Masonic Lodge 669, Beech Grove American Legion and the United States Auto Club. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Saturday in Little and Sons Beech Grove Funeral Home, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Justine M. Carey; two daughters, Mrs. Geraldine F.

White and Miss Dorothy J. Carey; a son, William J. Carey, all of Indianapolis; and his mother, Mrs. Thelma Carey of Beech Grove. Mrs.

Merchant Mrs. Woodrow (Geneva Merchant, 70, Plainfield, a retired insurance underwriter, died Wednesday in Hendricks County Hospital. A native of Anderson, she lived in Indianapolis most of her life. She retired in 1971 from Indiana Value of the crop was $1.1 million, compared with $230,000 in 1977, but the price per pound, 22 cents, was slightly lower than the previous year when producers received an average 23 cents a pound. The national peach crop last year totaled 2.70 billion pounds.

Mrs. Warren Glunt Dies; Ex-Teacher Mrs. Warren A. (Eulalie Wright) Glunt, 71, 6297 Guion Road, a retired schoolteacher, died Wednesday at home. She was a native of Cayuga and lived in Indianapolis since 1938.

Mrs. Glunt retired as a teacher in 1969 after working four years in the Daviess County Schools and six years at Decatur Junior High School. She was a graduate of Butler University and also attended Ball State University. She was a member of Second Presbyterian Church. She was section president of Indianapolis Needlework Guild, and a member of Alexander Hamilton Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution and Order of the Eastern Star, both at Franklin.

She was also a member of the Indiana State Museum Society, Riviera Club, Retired Teachers Association and Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Satur Ungrateful Driver Slashes Samaritan A bandit, attired in "far oufcolored clothing, tried his luck at robbing a liquor store Wednesday but was arrested a few blocks away after leaving some of his loot behind when his paper bag, bulging with money, burst. William L. Ray, 35, 4000 block of North Emerson Avenue, was stopped a few blocks from Mr.

C's Liquor" Store, 4043 North Keystone Avenue, after the clerk quickly provided police with a license plate number of the getaway car and a description of the robber. The clerk, Rick Lawson, 25, told police a man came in about 3 p.m., drew a revolver, ordered him to give him money and then to lie on the floor. Not stopping to pick up the change which spilled over the floor when the Dag burst, the bandit hopped into a 1975 maroon and silver AMC Matador-and sped off. Lawson also told the police that the bandit was wearing a silver ring ill. his left ear, a crushed velvet blue coat and trousers, and a stocking cap with bright yellow trim.

Ray was stopped by police and they confiscated a revolver and $100.1 The STAR STATI REPORT Gary, Ind. Charles Zandstra, 30, Gary, stopped his truck along 1-65 near Gary Wednesday to pull a stranded motorist's car from a snowbank. Afterward, the motorist asked, "How much do I owe you?" Zandstra replied, Virgil F. Arthur Services for Virgil F. Arthur, 60, Indianapolis, a World War II Army veteran, will be held at 2 p.m.

Saturday in Murphy Mortuary at Shelbyville, with burial in Miller Cemetery there. He died Tuesday in West 10th Street Veterans Administration Medical Center. He was a driver five years for Yellow Cab retiring in 1975. A native of Jackson County and an Indianapolis resident most of his life, Mr. Arthur was a member of St.

Joseph Catholic Church at Shelbyville. Friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m. today in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, and from 2 to 9 p.m. Friday in Murphy Mortuary. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Virginia Marie Arthur; a daughter, Mrs. Verley Shirley Plymate of Fairland; and his mother, Mrs. Kathryn Clements of Indianapolis. Mrs. Frances Coslett Services for Mrs.

Frances Jones Coslett, 71, 3714 North Irvington Avenue, a retired grocery store meat wrapper, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Feeney-Hornak Shadeland Mortuary, with entombment in Crown Hill Cemetery Mausoleum. She died Tuesday in Winona Memorial Hospital. She was a native of Scammon, and an Indianapolis resident 44 years. She worked at Standard Grocery for 16 years before retiring in 1963.

Mrs. Coslett was a charter and life member of the Clinton (Ind.) Jobs Daughters. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Patricia Kroen of Jefferson-ville, Mrs. Mary Flinn of Indianapolis, Mrs.

Betty Wilson of Camby, Mrs. Barbara Grant and Mrs. Sue Mattingly, both of Indianapolis, and a son, Jack L. Coslett of Beech Grove. John B.

Moore John B. Moore, 60, 235 North Main Street, Zionsville, a retired maintenance worker, died Wednesday in West 10th Street Veterans Administration Medical Center. A native of Clintwood, he lived in Indianapolis seven years. Mr. Moore worked with the maintenance crew at the Lilly Estate in the 5800 block of Sunset Lane, retiring in 1977, and was a member of Orchard Park Presbyterian Church.

A World War II Army veteran, he was a member of American Legion Post 79 at Zionsville and Veterans of Foreign Wars Fort Benjamin Harrison Post. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Flanner and Buchanan Zionsville Mortuary, with burial in Lincoln Memory Gardens. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lila Moore; a brother, Forrest M.

Moore of Zionsville; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie McCord of Brownsburg and Mrs. Sara K. Munn of Buckeye Lake, Ohio, and a half-sister, Mrs. Arizona Gambill of Morehead, Ky.

Glenn W. Eyster Services for Glenn W. Eyster, 69, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday in G.H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, with burial in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens.

He died Tuesday in Methodist Hospital. Mr. Eyster was an export shipper and packer 42 years for P.R. Mallory Co. retiring in 1974.

A World War II Army veteran, he was a member of P.R. Mallory Legion Post 314 and Edgewood United Methodist Church. Mr. Eyster played football for a number of amateur teams on the city's Westside during the middle 1930s. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Lucy Maxine Eyster; a daughter, Miss Linda Eyster of Indianapolis, and a Nothing. The motorist then pulled a knife, cut Zandstra in the abdomen and robbed him of $100. Zandstra was able to drive to a day in Flanner and Buchanan High School Road Mortuary, with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery, Franklin. hospital, where he was treated for a minor wound. Survivors include her husband and three sons, Charles Richard S.

and Jack Alan Glunt, all of Indianapolis. 83,000 Raised STAR STATE REPORT suspect is scheduled to appear at 2 p.m." Mrs. Sancy Price Mrs. Nancy Maurine Hooker Price, 84, Muncie, Ind. Ball State University today in Municipal Court, Room 9.

Scecina Exam Set The entrance examination for eighth- sororities and fraternities have raised Indianapolis, widow of Edmunds O. Price, died Tuesday in a local nursing Farmers Insurance Co. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in the Gothic Chapel in Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after 9 a.m.

home. Born at Mount Vernon, she lived in more than $3,000 for the Riley Memorial Association with a 12-hour skating marathon. The money will provide sponsorships for 11 boys and girls to attend Camp Riley for Physically Handicaped Children next summer. graders planning to attend Scecina Memorial High School next fall will be administered beginning at 8:30 a.m. Friday.

Hall-Baker Funeral Home at Indianapolis 40 years. She attended De-Pauw and Purdue universities and was a member of Meridian Street United Methodist Church and Alpha Phi sorority, Saturday at the school. Plainfield is handling the arrangements Surviving, besides her husband, are three Private services will be held in the I Death Notices Funeral Announcements daughters, Mrs. Allan Belt of Lexington, church to be followed by cremation. Kv.

and Mrs. Daniel Powell and Mrs. Death Notices MACHLAN Vr. Harold Mechian. 75 vears, of 250 Oakland, hutband of Mrs Dorothy Mechian.

s'eo-father of Mr. Edward KeHams. rtv. Mrs Reva Brown, Mrs. Nia Wilkinson, city, Mr.

Otto William Dobbins, both of Indianapolis; Services and four sons, Jack, Jerry and Robert Merchant and William Rosing, all of Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary is handling arrangements. Memorial contributions may be made to the church or to a favorite charity. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Helen ARTHUR Mr. Virgil Arthur, age eO.

husband Virginia Arthur, fether of Mrl. Shinev Plvmete, on of Mrs Kathryn Clementi, brother of Joseph Arthur and Mri. Opai Jacobs, several nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday, MURPHY FUNERAL HOME, Shelbyville. Calling Thursday.

2 to p.m.. SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 537? E. Wash. St.

Calling Friday In Godfrey Edgar Indianapolis. txeiiams, city, Mrs. Jeanine hams. Ohio and Mrs Dorothy Dunn, city, IS grandchildren, 4 Services for Edear Godfrey, 62, 6470 great-grandchildren, pened av Monday. F-unerei service i Steegman of Indianapolis, and a son, John Preston Rudy of Briarcliff Manor, Phillip S.

Fellenz BERNITT, Mrs. Irma E. CALDWELL, Mr. Charles R. COSGROVE, Mr.

John R. GLUNT, Mrs. Eulalie W. GREEN, Mr. James E.

KING. Mr. Cecil W. KNAPP, Mr. James MADDEN.

Mr. George S. PRICE. Mrs. Meureen SCHERNEKAU, Mr.

Emll R. IFUNNERft BUCHANAN) pm. Thursday, at the OORSEY-FEENEY MORTUARY. J933 E. New York St Visitation anytime.

Scenic Court, a 32-year employee of Indiana University Medical Center, will be held at noon Friday in Stuart Mortuary. NY. Services for Phillip S. Fellenz, 94, MADDEN Mr. Georoe 5 Madden 4554 formerly of 2123 Pennsylvania Street, an electrician, will be held at 9:45 a.m Winthrop Ave husband of Mrt.

Julia A. Madden, father at Mr. John Cosgrove Sr. Services for John R. Cosgrove 53, Burial will be in Oak Lawn Memory Gardens.

Mr. Godfrey died Tuesday in West 10th Street Veterans Administration Medical Center. A World War II Army Richard L. Madden, grandfather Saturday in Feeney-Kirby Mortuary and t. Funeral service inuriaay at 10 a.m.

SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, with burial in Calvary Cemetery eteran and a native of Beattyville, afternoon, 1 O'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY Frtendt invtted. Memorial contributions, may be. maoe to the Castieton Methodist Church or the Indiana Masonic Indianapolis, will be held at 9:30 a.m. Friday in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary and at 10 a.m.

in Christ the King Catholic Church, with burial in Mr. Fellenz died Tuesday in a local son, Robert tyster of Greenwood. Mrs. Helen Hasse Mrs. Helen W.

Berkholz Hasse, 75, a lifelong Indianapolis resident and retired bakery owner, died Wednesday in Community Hospital. Mrs. Hasse, with her late husband. George Hasse, had owned the Hasse Bakery 21 years. She then worked nine years at Mary's Cafe in the English Foundation Building before retiring in August.

She was a member of St. John United Church of Christ. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in N.F. Chance Funeral Home, with burial in Concordia Cemetery.

Survivors include a son, Gene E. Crafton; a stepson, Melvin G. Hasse, both of Indianapolis, and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Georgeann H. Smith of Portage.

Mr. Godfrey lived in Indianapolis 32 years. He retired as a window washer at Home nursing home. A native of Kewaskum, he lived in Indianapolis 50 years ARTHUR, Mr. Virgil F.

DPE lER, Mr. Ceriyl E. HEBER. Mrs Sadie JOHNSON, Mr. Maud A.

KURNER, Mrs, Anna LINGENFELTER, Mr, Mlnnit D. MORGAN, Mrs. Waneta E-SETTLE. Mr. Carl E.

the medical center in 198. Mr. Godfrey Holy Cross Cemetery. He died Tuesday in Methodist Hospital. Mr.

Cosg'rove was a credit manager 22 years until his retire He worked 42 years for the Indianapolis was a member of Free Will Baptist Church, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Power and Light Co. and served as chief ment six years ago. He was a graduate of electrician at the Harding btreet Gener Southern Cross Masonic Lodge. He is MAY Mariana Sua May, age 25 of Piamtieid. beloved wife ot Bruce, mother of Stephanie, daughter of Mr and Mrs.

Harry Roy Shower, Clayton RR, sister Herman (Joyce) Looossa, Clayton RR, Mrt. John (Betty Jean) Grant. Roc It ford, III Services Saturday, 11 em, HAMPTON-GENTRY FUNERAL HOME. Calling Friday, 3 to 9 p.m. Cathedral High School and attended But ating Plant.

He retired in 1949 and was survived by a brother, William C. God ler University. A world War II Army the company's oldest retired employee frey of Indianapolis. 1 Death Notices veteran, he was a 4th Degree member of He was a member of SS. Peter and Paul Knights of Columbus, St, Pius Council.

Cathedral, the Legion of Mary and the Mrs. Harold Heber Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Jane IPL Old Timers Club. Mrs. Harold H.

(Sadie M. Ziegler) Cosgrove; two sons, John Cosgrove II and Patrick Cosgrove, and a daughter, Edward M. Overton FELtENZ Mr, PhiUlo Fellem, yean, formerly of 3173 N. sur. vWed by several nieces and nephew, petted sway Tuesday.

Funeral services Saturday, 45 am. FEENEY-KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at Wh St. lot-lowed bv Funeral Matt, 10 a SS. Peter ami Paul Cathedral. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Friendi may call Friday from 4 to I p.m. Miss Elizabeth Cosgrove, all of Indianap olis. Heber, 51, 1301 North Wittfield Street, died Wednesday at home. A native of Columbus, she lived in Indianapolis four years. Services will be held at 11:30 a.m.

Friday in Shirley Brothers Irving Services for Edward Muse Overton MERCHANT Mrs. Geneva M. Merchant, age 70, of Piaintieid. bcoved wife of Woodrow. mother ot Mrs.

Dante). (Kav) Powell and Mrs. William, (Kathy) Dobbins, both of indole, and Mrs. Aian (Karen) Belt, Lexington. Jack, Jerry, Robert and WlHiam of aito several grandchildren, sister of Richard Mitchell and Jane Lusby.

both of William passed away Wednesday morning. Services Friday. 10 a at the Gothic Chapei at Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after 9 am. Friday.

HALL-BAKER SERVlCH. 81, 2534 North Illinois Street, will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in Stuart Mortuary, Norman H. Piatt Norman H. Piatt, 82, Indianapolis, BEIKMAN Albert H.

Beihman. l5 N. tth Beech Grove, mother of Ruth Bowman, Judith McNul ty. Dale John James Alvln Robert Charles Paul R. and Chester E.

Belck. man, brother ot Martha Rhoads and Laura Haves. 3a grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren Services Friday, p.m., LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME. 1301 Main Beech Grove Caning Thursday, 10 a m. to 9 m.

BERNITT Mrs. Irma Gruman Bernitt, ot 801 Shortridge Bd wile ol Mr. Carl F. Bernitt, mother ot Mr. Robert Dean Gruman, sister ot Mrs.

Vera Schad. grandmother ot S. Funeral Saturoav morning, 10 O'clock, FLANNER I BUCHANAN SHADELAND MORTUARY Friends may call 7 to m. Thursday. 2 to p.m.

Friday. BRAZY Mr. Harold Braiv, entered Into rest Tuesday, Jan. 30, age 7. Husband of Mrs.

Alice Breiv. Funeral service Friday, Feb 3. 1 pm. HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, Mich.

St Friends may call Thursday from 2 to a p.m. and anytime Friday till hour of service. BROWN Mrs. Gertrude Brown, of 2, Coatesvilie, formerly of beloved mother of William Brown of R.2, Coatesvilie. grandmother of S.

great-grandmother of IS. fireat-oreet-grandmother of 3, sis-er of Mrs. Elisabeth Elliott, Martinsville. Mrs. Alice Stokes of passed away.

Funeral Saturday morning, 10:30 g.m., at the WE AVE R-W INGLE FUNERAL HOME, In Coatesvilie. Friends may call at the funeral home after 3:30 p.m. Friday. CAREY William P. Carev of Indole.

husband of Justine M. Cerev, father ot Mrs. Eddie (Geraldine F.I While, Dorothy J. and William J. Carev, son ot Thelma Carev.

brother ot Dorothy Arnold, Betty Rolfsen, Patricia Foi, Donald and David Carev. Services Saturday, 2 p.m., LITTLE 1 SONS FUNERAL HOME. 1301 Main Beech Grove. Calling Thursday. 4 to p.m.

and Friday, 10 a.m. to m. CHAVIS Esteiie Jean Chavls, age 62, Greencastle, beloved mother ot Mrs. Herbert (Nettle) Smllhers, Greencastle and Donald Ray McCracken, Oregon, sister of Mrs. N.

W. I Isabella) Toombs, grandmother of Crystal Chereece McCracken. Oregon. Funeral service Friday. 10:30 am, WHITAKER FUNERAL HOME, Greencestle.

Friends mey call from 4 to p.m. Hill Chapel, with burial in Garland Brook with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. He Cemetery. Surviving, besides her hus died Wednesday in a local nursing home. died Tuesday in Wishard Memorial Hos band, are a daughter, Mrs.

Sandie Smith GLUNT Mrs. Eulalie Wright Glunt, eW7 Guion wlft ot Mr. Warran A. Gtunt, mother of Char lei Richard S. and Jack Aian Glunt, titer of Mrs.

Robert C. Ruetf, end mother ot 10. Funeral aturdey morning, 10 o'clock, FLANNER 1 BUCHANAN HIGH SCHOOL ROAD MORTUARY. Friendt may calt afier 1 p.m., Friday. of Columbus; a son, Kenny Mitchell of Born at Lynn, he lived in Indianapolis since 1942.

He was a truck driver for Capitol Foods until his retirement in 1960. pital. Born in Champaign, he lived in Indianapolis one year. Mr. Overton was a self-employed interior decorator 15 years Columbus; a stepdaughter, Mrs.

Stella MOORE Mr. Joel C. (Jay) Moore, eoe SI entered Into rest, Wednesday, husband ot Mrs. Maelene Moore, father ot Mr. Jo T.

and Rose Stratton; and her mother, Mrs Mr. Piatt was a member of Northeast until his retirement five years ago. An Ruth Zugleburg of Hope. Chufch of Christ. Services will be held at Mrs.

Joe Timms Services for Mrs. Joe (Irene M. Toth) Timms, 53, 9102 Lloyd Street, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Little and Sons Funeral Home, Beech Grove, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery. She died Tuesday in the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Barbara J. Hardwick of Bogg-stown. A native of Wayne, Ohio, she had been a Marion County resident 14 years and was a member of Indianapolis Christian Fellowship Church. Survivors, in addition to her husband, include three daughters, Mrs. Hardwick, Mrs.

Diane M. Myers of Indianapolis and Mrs. Sandra I. Luchauer of Marion, Iowa, and a son, Joseph Timms of Indianapolis. Mrs.

Harris 10 a.m. Friday in Harry W. Moore Ar Army veteran, he was a member of the Second Baptist Church, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors lington Chapel, with burial in Spartans- Mrs, Carl F. Bernitt burg (Ind.) Cemetery.

Survivors include include his wife, Mrs. Laura Handy Over GREEN Mr. Jemtt E. Green, husband of Mrs. Virginia R.

Green, father of Mrs. Tina K. Soraetl, Mr. Larry L. and Mr.

James E. Graen brother of Mrs. thei Lvons, 5 rend father of 7. Services Satur-ay morning. 10 o'clock, FLANNER 1 BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY.

Friends may call Friday after 2 p.m. Services for Mrs. Carl F. (Irma Gru- two daughters, Mrs. Louise Payne and ton, and a brother, Louis Overton of man) Bernitt, 69, 801 North Shortndge Mrs.

Helen Bornhorst, both of Indianapo Redmond, Ore. Road, a lifelong Indianapolis resident lis, and five sons, Murray Piatt of Indian will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Robert F. Plummer apolis, Donald Piatt of Richmond, Marion Lee Piatt and Gene Piatt, both of Flanner and Buchanan Shadeland Mor tuary, with burial in Crown Hill Ceme Spencer, and Gerald Piatt of Murray, Robert F. Plummer, 53, Fort Lauder tery.

She died Tuesday at home. She had dale-, a former Indianapolis resi worked four years for Real Silk Hosiery Mr. David W. Moore, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Gergids, Mrs.

Chioe Strooo. Mr. Ned. Mr. Raiph and the Late Mr.

John Moore, haif-brother of Mr. Den Hammer, grandfather of 2. Funeral eery-ice, 1 p.m Saturday, Vonttey Funeral Home, Tompklmvliia, Ky. Friends mav call 1 to 9 Thursday, HARRY W. MOORE'' ARLINGTON CHAPEL Sill E.

36th St. MOORE Mr. John B. Moore, Zfomvliig-husband of Mrs. Lit Moore, brother of Mr.

Forrest Moore, Mrs. Jessie McCord, Mrs. Sarah K. Munn, and half-brother of Mrs. Arizona Gambill.

Funeral Saturday a Iter noon, o'clock, PLANNER A BUCHANAN ZIONSVILLE MORTUARY Fnends may call attar p.m Friday. Contributions mam be made to the American Luna At sociation. MORGAN Mrs. Ftata W. waneta BV Pouts) Morgan, age ei, petted away" Tuesday.

Funeral service Friday, Feb. 2, 10 a.m., SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL. 5377 E. Wash.

St. Friends me? 'xaH' Thursday 2 to 9 p.m. Burttf will be in the Waynetown Indiana Masonic Cemetery. Neb. Mrs.

Morgan dent, died Tuesday at his home. A native HARRISON EHa Mae Harrison, 66 years, beloved widow of the late Col. William h. Harrison, beloved mother of Mrs. Dorothy Bumgardner, grandmother of Mickey Let Bumgardner, passed away Tuesday.

Funeral Frloev, 10 a.m. at the G. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVENUE FUNERAL HOME, Si 4 1 Med Hon Ave. 2 Wolf Creek Community Church, South ot Wallace, Ind.

Friends may call after i p.m., Thursday. Mills, retiring 10 years ago. Prior to that she had been employed 10 years by of Miami, he had lived most of his life in Indianapolis. Mr. Plummer was an appliance repairman.

He was a World Vitroseal. Survivors, in addition to her Services for Mrs. Waneta E. Fouts Morgan, 85, 1004 North Bancroft Street, a retired insurance bookkeeper, will be husband, include a son, Robert Dean Services for Mrs. Theodore (Dorothy Harris 68, 1505 East Tabor Street, will be held at 10 a.m.

Saturday in Craig Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. She died Tuesday in her home. Born in Madison, she Gruman of Berthoud, and a sister, held at 10 a.m. Friday in Shirley War II Marine Corps veteran. There will be no services.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Linda Teeter of Mrs. Vera Schad of Indianapolis. Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with burial Thursday. in Waynetown (Ind.) Masonic Cemetery.

Brownsburg; his father, Ralph J. Plum lived in Indianapolis 50 years. She was a mer; and two brothers, William and Mrs. William Mays Services for Mrs. William (Naomi member of St.

Mark AMfc, Zion Church. Ralph J. Plummer all of Indianapo HASSE Helen Hasse, veers, beloved mother of Gene E- Crafton, city, step-mother of Melvin G. Haste, city and Georgia Smith, of Portage, sister of Thelma Bohall. Mildred Rochl, Bertha Gardner, Leo Berkholz, William Berk ho 1 1 Jimmy Ber khoti, Robert Berkholz and Clarence Berkholz, all ot city, pasted away Wednesday.

Funeral services Friday, 10 a.m., at the N. F. CHANCE FUNERAL HOME, 504 National Ave. Friends may call alter 3 p.m Thursday. lis.

Survivors include her husband; three sons, Stephen Harris of Louisville, Ky. She died Tuesday at home. A Waynetown native, she had lived in Indianapolis 50 years and was a charter member of Fourth Church Christ, Scientist. Mrs. Morgan also was a member of the Ennis) Mays, 38, 3209 East 35th Street, CLARK Bernice M.

Clark, age 74, of mother ot Christlldo Derbyshire, Betty Shannon, Rosle Smith and Jack Clark, sister ol Aoa Michael and I net Woods, also IS grandchildren, 22 greatgrandchildren, great-greet Srandchlld, passed away Tues av. Funeral service 10 a.m. Frl day, CONKLE FUNERAL HOME LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1102 S. Lvnhurst Dr. Friends Invited.

Friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m. Thursday. and Gerald Michael and Ronald Harris, will be held at 7 p.m. Friday in Summers Northeast Funeral Chapel, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. She died Sunday both of Indianapolis; and three daughters.

Mrs. Naomi Richardson, Mrs. Pat Roosevelt Hayes Services for Roosevelt Hayes, 58, 3545 Mother Church in Boston, American Legion Post 312 Auxiliary and Prudential Insurance Retired Senior Citizens Club. PARTNER George E. Ptriw, aoa 53, New Rots, husband of step-father of Doris itaninft, Maurice Stierwaii of Ev antviiie, brother of Charles, Crawfordsville, step-brother of Miriam McNulty of 8 1, Mew Ross, patted awav sudoeniv ricia Young and Miss Delores Marie in her home.

A native of Warren County, Mrs. Mays lived in Indianapolis 13 years, survivors with her husband in Harris, all of Indianapolis. Mrs. Ella Harrison Apple Street, a retired security guard, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Craig Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown Cemetery.

A native of Natchez, Tuesday a m. Funeral Thursday. clude three sons, Mark A. and Kim She was the widow of Flete W. Morgan.

Indiana Deaths Alexandria Forest Kintner, 77. HEBER Mrs Sadia M. Heber, age SI. wife of Harold ft. Heber, mother of Mrs.

John (Sandie) Smith and Kenny Mitchell, step-mother of Mrs. Randall (Stella Rose) Stratton, grandmother of 2. daughter of Ruth Zueleburo. Funeral Friday, Feb 7, 11:30 a SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E.

Wash. St. Calling Thursday from 4 to p.m. i p.m., at tne run icn UNb AL HOME, in JomntowA. Friends invited to call anytime.

Mays and Michael W. Jackson; three COSGROVE Mr. John R. Cosgrove husband ot Mrs. Jane Elliebeth Cos grove, father ot Mr.

Patrick, Miss Elizabeth and Mr. John R. Cosgrove II, brother of Mr. Richard and Mr. Phillip Cos- Funeral Friday morning, 30 o'clock, FLANNER 1 BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY and 10 o'clock, Christ the King Catholic Church.

daughters, the Misses Tammy R. and Services for Mrs. Ella Mae Harrison, Batesville Bernard A. Langferman, 86, Indianapolis, widow of Col. William orace A.

Mays and Miss Rita Jackson all of Indianapolis, and her mother, Mrs 93. price Mrs. Nancy Maurine Price, mother ot Mrs. Helen Steegmarm and Mr. John Preston Rudy, sister of Mary Nichols and Mr.

Gilbert Hooker, grandmother of 5. PrivatOfMoma-: rial service. Meridian aMreet Chap- he lived Indianapolis 24 years. Mr. Hayes worked nine years at Pinker-ton's Inc.

He was a member of New Garfield Baptist Church. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Betty Hayes, and two sons, Charles W. and Roosevelt Hayes both of Indianapolis. Friends may call a to I p.m.

Ozie trims of Louisville, Ky. Cambridge City Russell man, 80. Thursday. Harrison, will be held 10 a.m. Friday in G.H.

Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home and at 2 p.m. in Wolf Creek Community Church at Wallace. Burial COSIETT JOHNSON Mrs. Maudt A. (Shepler) Johnson, age 71, wife ot James Johnson, mother of Betty Greenock, Donald Shepler and Richard She-pier, 5 grandchildren, sister of Oval Wilson.

Funeral Thursday. Feb. 1, 11:30 a.m., SHIRLEY BROS. OREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th St.

Calling anytime. Columbus Thomas A. Browning, 26. United Methodist Church. Ar Joel C.

Moore Hagerstown Albert A. Hindman, Mrs. Frances Jones Coslett, 3714 N. Irvington, mother of Patricia Kroen, Jetfersonvliie, Mrs. Mary Pllnn, Mrs.

Betty Wilson. rangements DV LANNcR BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. No calling hours, Contributions to church or "tvo rite charity, Hanover Getty Bruce, 76, Madison, will be in Wolf Creek Cemetery. Mrs, Harrison died Tuesday in Methodist Hos Camby, Jack L. Coslett, Beech formerly of Hanover.

Grove. Mrs. Barbara Grant and Mrs. Sue Mattingly. sister of Jasper Paul W.

Hoffman, 61. Mrs. pital. A native of Kingman, she lived in Indianapolis five years after residing at RAIL Mr. Harry F.

Rail. 75 veart, Miss Mar Jones. Phoenix, Arli. UNGENFELTER Mrs. Minnie O.

(Blllle) Llnenfel ter, age 70, of 7034 E. lOih step-mother of Mrs. Jerry J. (Pat) Fentz and Mrs. Data Harold B.

Brazy Services for Harold B. Brazy, 67, 218 North Temple Avenue, a long-time truck Albert (Anna Marie Wilmes) Schipp, 82. formerly of 4)2 attorn. nd Mr. Ralph Jones.

Mineral Wells. Texes. 20 grandchildren, II greet-grandchlldren. Funeral Marion. She was a member of Indianapo nuioeng or iwrs.

wary a. sail. Knightstown Mrs. Elsie Mae Irvine, lis Baptist Temple. Survivors include a 81, widow of Joseph Irvine.

driver, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday in daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Bumgardner of Donna Johnson, grandmother ot great-grandmother of 4, sister of Mrs. Edith Huntslnger, Mrs. Doris letter son and Mrs.

Gladys O'Brien, Fred and George Willis. Funeral Thursday, Feb. 1. i jo saturoey at fcfcNfcT. HORNAK SHADELAND MORTUARY, 1307 N.

Shadeland, Friends may call 4 to 9 p.m., Thursday, 12 noon to 9 p.m., Friday. Lafayette Mrs. Oliver (Doris Con-kright) Flynn, 47; D. Charles Campbell, 2:30 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS. IRV 71; Mrs.

Gregory (Ruth Grenard) Caplin- Indianapolis. Lemuel Bailey ING HILL CHAPEL, WJ Wash. St. Ceiling anytime. DREIER Mr.

Carlyle Dreler, aoe 70, husband ot Dorothy Dreler. ger, 64. Markleville Paul Ebbert, 74. Milan Charles E. O'Hearn, MocGREGOR nephew of Oscar and Lawrenct Behrent and Mrs.

Oran Lewis. Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. He died Tuesday at Chester, S.C.

A native of South Bend, Mr. Brazy lived in Indianapolis eight years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Alice M. Brazy.

Mrs. Bruce May Mrs. Bruce (Mariana Sue) May, 25, Nettle C. MacGraoor, WO Albany Beech Grove, aunt of Ruth M. Dutll, Jessie Terhune, Ed Lemuel Bailey, 84, 8184 Harcourt Road, a retired utility foreman, died Joel C.

(Jay) Moore, 54, a native of Tompkinsville, and an Indianapolis resident 30 years, died Wednesday in Community Hospital. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in Yokley Funeral Home at Tomkinsville, with burial in Mount Poland Cemetery there, Friends may call from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. today in Harry W.

Moore Arlington Chapel. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Maelene T. Moore, and two sons, Joel T. and David W.

Moore, both of Indianapolis. Conrad H. Gunn Services for Conrad H. Gunn, 84, Westfield, a retired Hamilton County farmer, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in McMullan Funeral Home at West-field.

Burial will be in Summit Lawn Cemetery at Westfield. He died Tuesday in an Indianapolis nursing home. He was an Army veteran of World War I and a past master of Westfield Masonic Lodge. Funeral Thursday, Feb. 1, 10 SHIRLEY BROS.

IRVING Mitchell Ralph W. Reynolds, 62; ward Terhune, Robert Hentlev, LL CHAPtL. H7 c. Wash. St.

Wednesday in a local nursing home. A Mrs. Josephine Reynolds Lanier, 90, wid ail of Beech Grove, Norman Terhune. Euit.ce, Fla. and Mary Caning anytime.

Contribution may bo mode to the Shrine father of Mr. John F. Tea neck. Mr Harry J. and Mr.

James M. Rail, and Mrs. Ann T. McGuire, all of city, 9 grandchildren, passed awav Tuesday. Funeral service It a Friday, at the FSNV' HORNAK SHADELANO AtOR-TUARY.

130 N. Shadein Ave. followed bv Funeral Maw 10 30 Ho'v Spirit. Catholic Church. Friends may call after lj noon Thursday.

Fourth Devreo ot Rotary MO p.m. Thursday. SCHWIER Herman J. tchwier, of 1. Nw Palestine, entered Into rest Tuesday, eoe IS.

Husband af Estet Otter meter Schwier, father of Mrs. Oscar (Verne) Rqetaner, brother of Emeila end-Edward' Schwier, uncle of Mete iir Va term an and numerobt "Vthgr nieces and nephews, alto I grandchildren. Servicet Friday, to A Zlon Lutheran-. New Palestine. Interment; Zlon Lutheran Cemetery, Rev Paul Schwan officiating.

Friendt may call HENORYX MORTUARIES CUMBERLAND CHAPEl Thursday from to 4 anq 4 to pm. and at the church 1 hour prior to service. ow of Fred Lanier. i emetis, Davton, onio. serv native of Adairvilie, ne uvea ices Thursday, 3 p.m..

LITTLE 4 Crippled Children Hospital. EYSTER Paoli Mrs. Delia Richardson, 72, SONS FUNERAL HOME. 1W1 Main St Beech Orove. Calling Indianapolis 63 years and worked for Citizens Gas and Coke Utility 25 years, retirine 19 vears ago: He was a member Glenn Eyster, 69 veers, beloved husband of Mrs.

Lucy Maxine inursoay until service Time. widow of James R. Richardson. Petersburg Isaac M. Heiple, 59.

Evster. tetner ot Linoe a. Plainfield, died Wednesday in St. Vincent Hospital after a short illness. Services Eyster, Robert 0.

Evster, brother of Mrs. Lois Mlddleton, of Messiah Missionary Baptist Church Richmond W. Gordon Benson, 65; Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Satur Albert T. Ford, 74.

will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday tne Hampton-Gentry Funeral Home at Plain- Mrs. Georgia Oakes, Mrs. Mary Arnett and Charles E. Evster, several nieces end nephews, pessed away Tuesday.

Funeral Fr.day, I p.m., at the G. H. Shelbyville Mrs. Dorothy Drew Call 633-1212 Quick-Action Want Adi day in Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel with burial in Floral Park Cemetery Fox, 75, widow of Herman Fox; Mrs. HERRMANN MADISON AVE field, with burial in Maple Hill Cemetery there.

Survivors include her husband and FUNERAL HOME, SI4I Medison Fred (Claire Conner) Tucker. 79. Vincennes William H. Ross, 61. Survivors include a stepson, Edward King of Indianapolis.

Ave. Friends may can etter Thiirtflev a daughter, Stephanie May, at home.