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iv i1 "'V Tuesday, May 16, 1950 THE. INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Page 5 Eye Don'ts for Sims Elliott, Retired Big 4 Engineer, Dies Factory Workers Mrs. Mary Warman Buried at Cicero Service for Mrs. Mary Jose Earl L. Harvey, Plumber' at Cumberland, Dies 1.

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Nathaniel Flliott, His father, pioneer Dearborn County resident, wrs a stock raiser. A resident of Indianapolis since 1907, Mr. Flliott had, how-ever, lived in the area since lSSr. He was a member of the thm wtm wvoprm. Qufniy iwthM in-lUmwl.

frua. hurninj, hint an4 jmnu-UtKj vfisit or imnry ra(unnii Thou. Lvrtpiit HIV At Al riril af-VM ter member of the Association of Retired Railway Employees. Centre lodge and the Brotherhood will conduct services at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Doisey Funeral Home.

The Rev. Henry G. White, pastor of the Irving-ton Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. A son.

Karl S. Flliott, and three grandchildren survive. Re-Colors Hair In 22 Minutes Irviiifitnn Methodist Church, Centre Masonic Lodge, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Brotherhood of locomotive Fngineers and was a char If yaa vsat to ihtnt rat) air new miirous A 4" i-A not nrm ioinf iof, yw- Tint It't a hair tnat Cutifully FtnriK.d C.Mo Wr.pp.d CKolc of L.ttr of Composition Sim A. Elliott, 83, retired locomotive engineer, died last night in St. Vincent's Hospital.

A resident at R. 11, Rox 332-F, in the Fast National Road, Mr. Flliott had retired 13 ears aco following 52 years sen ice as locomotive encineer lor the Big Four Railroad. Porn in Pearborn County, near Wright's Corner, he was the son Mrs. Gertrude Morgan Mrs.

Gertrude Morris Morgan, former Indianapolis resident, died jesteiday at South Rend. Mrs. Morgan was the daughter of William Morris, who established the Morris Printing Co. in Indianapolis. She lived in Fast S2d Street before going to South Rend.

She was the wife of Dale F. Morgan. Funeral services ill be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in St. Paul's Methodist Church at South Rend.

Graveside services will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in Crown Hill Cemetery bete. Greenwood, will be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Van-divier Funeral Home, Franklin. Burial will he at Cicero.

Mrs, Warman died Sunday night in a Franklin nursing home. Mrs. Warman was Uirn at BloominRton, the dauchtor of the Rev. and Mrs. W.

M. Blount. Her father was a Disciples of Christ minister. A resident of Indianapolis most of her life, she had gone to Greenwood eight years ac. She was a nicmher of the Christian Church at Atlanta.

Her husband, Theodore Warman, died in 1913. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Ramona Shinn, Greenwood, and two brothers, Marven K. and Homer S. Blount, Atlanta.

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Harvey, 62, plumber, who died Sunday night, in his home at Cumberland, will lie buried tomorrow in Washington Park Cemetery. Funeral services will le held at 3 p.m. in Hendryx Fields Cumtierland Chapel. The Rev. Ilerschel Rord, pastor of the Christian Church at Noblesville, will officiate.

Born in Hancock County, Mr. Harvey lived in Cumberland most of his life. He had operated his own plumbing business 12 years. Previously he was a farmer. He was a member of the New ralostine Christian Church, tile Independent Order of Odd Fellows, the Knights of Pythias at Greenfield and the CunilKMlaiul Lions Club.

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