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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 4

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Lafayette, Indiana
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Thursday Evening May 23 1957 DEATHS IN CITY AREA UNERAL NOTICES MRS MABEL WALKEY Memorial Services Heintzberg Home from flervlres there Dale Hamilton wisher ceme Also eurvivlnr automobiles and other leisure time diversions for attracting union members away from meet ings ST'' creates a situation where a small group who do attend meeings feel they are the only ones interested in the affairs and they run it like they please" Meany said A few days ago George Har rison an AL CIO vice presi dent suggested that unions fine members for absences from meetings without a valid excuse Meany said that might be one solution of TEE JOURNAL AJD COURIER A A TT IN Demand Visas VIENNA Austria (AP) More than 100 Hungarian refu gees demonstrated Thursday out side the embassy demand ing visas to emigrate to the United States The students carried placards declaring fought for and "We want to go to the Roger Heacock consul told them he had no authority to expand immigration quotas WASHINGTON (AP) The AL CIO may come up with an answer Thursday to congression al complaints about lack of dem ocratic procedures in labor un ions i XThe executive council was due to finish work on' a code of principles aimed at insuring rights of un ion Senate rackets committee hearings have duced testimony on un ion elections and poor attend ance at union meetings George Meany AL CIO pres ident told newsmen Wednesday that failure erf union members to attend meetings was of the outstanding problems in the trade union movement He said poor attendance en courages misuse of union funds by dishonest officials think partly due to the change in the way we live in this country" Meany said blaming radio and television programs AL CIO Studies ProcedureIssue Marriage Licenses Gerald Risk 21 of 427 State West Lafayette student to Mary Jo Coling 22 of 1019 North stu dent Malvern A Span genberg 24 of 137 South Pierce West Lafayette student to lorence Jane Brou ilette 20 of South Ninth secretary Andrew Reilly 27 "of 1238 State West Lafayette student to Katherine Alma Vogt 27of 1208 State West Lafayette Edwin Lamb 26 of 1253 West State West Lafayette stu dent to Phyllis Joan Reef 21 124 MarstellerWest Lafayette secretary Chester Beattie 30 of 120 Andrew West Lafayette Air orce to Shirley Anne Mcall 20 of 717 Wouth Ninth Garry Roorda Jr 22 of 301 West State West Lafayette stu dent to Judith Ann Vanderkleed 19 of 009 Prairie office clerk Joseph Barry 32 of Indi anapolis to Mary Katherine Korty 29 of 1213 Columbia rancis Rapp 25 of 804 South Twelfth student Mo Myr na Joy Newton 21 of 919 North Sixth student Donald Conarroe 32 'of 614 North Sixth bus driver to Lo retta A Saubcrt 24 of 2408 North Nineteenth telephone op erator Lowell DsHughes 20 of Atti ca Marine to Ielen Renville 18 of Williamsport student Thomas A Nussineier 21 of 507 1 Harrison Lafayette student to Marie Margaret a 20 of Res idence hall West Lafayette stu dent John Garrison' 22 of Indi fenstein Cleveland Train Line Opened HONG KONG (AP) The train line linking Red China and the Soviet Union through outer Mongolia was opened to passenger traffic Wednesday It takes 10 days to complete the journey which covers more than 8000 miles There will be thrice weekly service DORNER Mn Eda uneral serv ices at pm Thursday at Kuhach Smith funeral home North airfield Rev Glen Grumbling officlutinfr: graveside services at 3 pm riday in Spring Vale cemetery Iafayette fleven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren survive Itral Presbyterian church here Surviving are a daughter Mrs Dorothy Jones of North air i field and a son rederick Jr of Middletown HUTTON Hutton formerly of 2019 Elk died at 1:30 am Thursday in lorida according to word re ceived here Mr Hutton owned and operated Hutton's Cafe here for a number of years MRS WRIGHT WEST LEBANON Mrs Endamile (Phillips)5 Wright 72 of West Lebanon died Wednes day in the Nance nursing home at Danville Ill where she had been a patient for 15 months She had been ill three years Born in Vermillion county Il linois she was married in 1902 to Oliver Wright who died in 1947 She had lived at West Leb anon since 1937 and was a mem ber of State Line Methodist church Surviving are a son Lowell Wright of Marshfield a sister Mrs Hannah Snyder of West Chicago Ill a half sister Mrs Minnie Ellingwood of Wayne town and a half brother Joseph Phillips of Chicago JOHN KEPER IDAVILLE John Kepfcr 75 of Idaville died at 4:15 a Thursday in White County Me morial hospital Monticello where he had been a patient since May 17" Born north of Idaville he had lived in the Idaville community all his life He was a retired farmer and a member of Sitka Baptist church He was married in 1901 Mo Nora Criswell who died in 1940 Surviving are two daughters Mrs annie Schroeder of Reyn olds and Mrs Nova Plumb of Wayne and three sons Ray of LaGrange III Earl of Wayne and Duane of Bedford ARTHUR WRIGHT BATTLE Arthur WrighL 63 former resident this community died at his home in Detroit Mich Tuesday night Born here he left Lafayette about 40 years ago moving to Detroit where he was a tool and die maker for the isher Body company In 1918 he married Le ona Swenson He was a veteran of World war I having served as an officer in the Army Ordnance department in rance He was a member of the Lafayette Chris tian church and Battle Ground Masonic lodge Surviving are the widow a son Arthur Jr of Detroit a daughter Mrs Charles Schultz of Inkster Mich his mother Mrs Alice A Wright of Battle Ground WALKET Mn Mabel riends may call after 2 pn riday at Boiler Baker funeral home services there at 2 pm Saturday Rev Dayton McCormick officiating burial in Grand View cemetecr Surviving are seven grandchildren funeral home 104 14 (71 2 2635 26254 ROBINSON rank riend may rail at Stewart funeral hom Monon iirr xv a rrinay 1pm Saturday Rev officiating urial In tery near Reynold are 12 grandchildren MRS RED WALKEY Mrs Mabel Walkey 70 of 119 Connolly West Lafayette died at 11:45 Wednesday in 1st Elizabeth hospital after an ex tended illness A native of Ames la she mar ried Dr red Walkey in 1907 and the couple came to West La fayette in 1913 Dr Walkey is a member of the veterinary depart ment at Purdue university Mrs Walkey a member of Cen tral Presbyterian church was a charter member of the PEO Sis terhood Chapter and a charter member of the Kensington club She also was a member of the Purdue club and Beta Tau Delta sorority Surviving with the husband are a son John A Lafayette and a daughter Mrs Robert 1 three brothers John Kintsley Water town Clyde Kintsley Ames lau and George Kintsley Des Moines la three sisters Miss Bess erdinandson Rockford Hl Mrs Alva Howard Oakland Calif and Mrs Elizabeth Wilson Ventura Calif JOHN HEINTZBERGEK John Helntzberger 68 a resident of the Soldiers Home since 1953 died at 6:30 a Thursday in St Elizabeth hospi tal where he had been a patient since Monday A native of The Netherlands he came to the United States as a child He was an Army veteran of World war I A retired rail road mail clerk Mr cr came to Soldiers South Bend Surviving with his widow Lil lian Mary Heintzbergcr are four sisters and a brother at Holland Mich and a brother at Eustis la MRS EDA DORNER Word has been received here of the death of Mrs Eda Domer formerly of 1215 Hartford in Norwalk (O) Memorial hospital after an illness of several weeks Mrs Domer was the widow of the late rederick Domer who operated a shop here a number of years ago Mrs Domer moved from La fayette to North airfield and Norwalk and had been living in the two cities for the past five years She was a member of Ccn land three sisters Mrs Duane Swindler of West Lafayette Mrsae Booth of Lafayette and Mrs Maudlbi of Washington 8ft vices and' burial be In Detroit ELWOOD HARRY BROOK Elwood Harry 67 a former resident here died at his home at Detroit Tuesday He had been ill two years Bom in Delta Pa he came to Brook when a small child and graduated from Brook high school He was employed in Chicago in his early life and later moved to Detroit He was a member of the Masonic lodge and irst Christian church of Detroit Surviving with the widow the former Georgia Tucker are three daughters Mrs Barbara Rooney of Mt Clemens Mich Mrs Marie Oakley of Midland Mich and Mrs Marilyn Mahan of Detroit and one sister Mrs Jennie Beag ley ol Brook RANK ROBINSON rank Robin son 76 a resident here died at 1:45 pm Wednesday In White County Memorial hospital Monti cello where he had been a patient two weeks Born in Monon he wa's a re tired factory worker and moved here from Chicago four years ago Surviving are five sons Charley of Bridgeport Conn Virgil of Chicago William in Michigan rancis of Detroit and Roy one daughter Mrs Leona Huston of Chicago one sister Mrs Mae Burns of Reynolds one brother Charley Otto Robinson of Wol cott and a half brother Robinson of Lafayette CARROLL AJ ROSENBERGER COLAX Carroll A Rosen berger 58 of Neenah Wis died of a heart attack in a Neenah hospital at 12:15 pm Wednesday He had been ill 20 days Bom in Colfax he graduated from Colfax high school in 1918 and was a member of Colfax Methodist church He was mar ried: in 1942 to Sarah Boohultz and was a railroad employe In Wisconsin Surviving with widow are two sisters Mrs Walter Price' of Miami la and Mrs Merrill! Williams of Colfax I anapolls student to Hillegonda Wilhelmina Belinfante 19 of 1809 Ravinia West Lafayette dent Jerry W' ultz 18 5 poultry processor to Diane Es telle Neubauer 18 of 5 Robert Scarafia 21 of Hall West Lafayette student to Ann Louise Pfister 22 of Wom Residence hall West La fayette student Ralph Gasper 21 of 428 North Grant West Lafayette student to Ruth Eileen 'Tenpas 22 of 333 South Grant West Lafayette Robert Haytcr 21 of 863 Shawnee student to Patricia Lou idler 21 1404 South ourth operating room techni cian Menke 22 of 1251 State West Lafayette student to" Beulah Sue Gabriel 22 of Women's Residence hall West Lafayette student Donald Knoell 23 of 40 North Salisbury' West Lafayette student to Sandra Moser 21 of 118 Waldron West Lafayette stu dent Claude Mansfield Jr 20 Brookston mechanic to Thelma i aye Hurley 19 Monticello 2 Ike Adenauer Set To Parley Sunday WASHINGTON (AP) Presi dent Eisenhower and West Ger man Chancellor Konrad Adenau er will have a man to man talk at Gettysburg Pa farm next Sunday 1 The White House announced Wednesday that Adenauer has ac cepted an invitation to lunch with Eisenhower at the farm a day before the German leader starts three days of talks in Washing ton Adenauer is due in New York riday Press Secretary James Hag erty said the President wants to have a private conference with Adenauer in advance of the for mal talks Hagerty recalled that Eisenhower held a similar pri vate talk with Indiana 1 Minister Jawaharlal Nehru just before last Christmas SHOP RIDAY 9 PM I i I fl A 'StliM PP ft 'JI IS? 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