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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Tucidoy, May 10, 1955 fag, 13 Kuerst Funeral to Be in Denver fce-aeMaeeetl 1 a. a. 1 dfc, m. -ftr j-lHjtjxJI- Dr. Hopkins Burial Held John Funeral to Be Thursday Michael, also survives.

Services will be at Denver. Former Policeman Plez Jones to Be Buried Thursday Services for Plez C. Jones, 70, retired detective sergeant of the Indianapolis police depart (ADVr.RTIRFMFVT) Your invitation You and your family are welcome to join the club offering: year-round recreation for the entire family. I ii Your Friend STOMACH ULCER FAIN Charles Ellis Kuerst, 17, former Indianapolis resident known as Butch, was killed Saturday night in an accident at Denver, friends here learned today. He was riding his bicycle home from a ball game when he was struck by an automobile.

Born here, Charles moved to Denver four years ago. He attended School 90 here. Charles was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry K.

Kuerst. At Denver, he was employed by the Safe-Way Co. A brother. Th MIKAMAIl CI.t'H MUST FADE AWAY or money beck When um ttomerh acid eewe Aery, bornine elcer peine, Indifwtwm. r.

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Rule Foundation, N.Y. In recent time he had been working on behalf of the Cane Ridge res-toration project in Kentucky. The widow and a son, Robert M. Hopkins survive. Jennie A.

Palmer Services for Jennie A. Palmer, 86, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial In Crown Hill Cemetery. She died yesterday in the home of her son, Charles L. Palmer, 2875 W.

48th. Born at Matsunk, Mrs. Palmer had lived here four years. She was a member of Baptist Temple Church, Phila-delphia, Pa. A grandchild and four greatgrandchildren also survive.

ment, will be at 1 p.m. Thursday In the Corinthian Baptist Church, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Peoples Funeral Home. He died Yesterday in his home, Entrance Fee $92.50 Till Midnite, May 15 $95.00 Thereafter Open Evenings for Your Convenience Inspection Information AND REALLY SAYE! r. ft Dr.

Robert M. Hopkins, 77. former president of the United Christian Missionary Society here, was buried today at Paris, after services at the Kerr Funeral Home in Lexington, where he died Sunday. From 1939 to 1946, Dr. Hop-kins was president of the society Born at Trenton, he attended Culver Stockton College, Canton, and received his bachelor's degree at the University of Michigan, later receiving honorary degrees from several universities.

From 1920 to 1928 Dr. Hopkins was general secretary of religious education for the society, then was called, to head the World Sunday School Association In New York. He had been ordained to the Christian ministry In 1896, and served pastorates for a short while. From 1900 to 1910, he was state secretary of the Kentucky Christian Bible School Association, and for the next years was secretary of the Bible school department of the American Missionary Society. After his retirement In 1946, Dr.

Hopkins was named special representative of the Disciples of Christ to the World Council of Churches In Geneva, Switzerland, Later he became executive secretary of the Golden 912 Square Feet en Your Lett $3,500 Erected1 On Your Lot! J3J Per Month! -u FERRIS W. JOHN wry left arranged Services for Ferris W. John, ejejep yik.Mammw((MI 59, 515 N. Bosart, who died 3636 Graceland. Born at Nashville, Jones had lived here 43 years.

Thirty of his 35 years on the Indianapolis police force were spent in the detective division and when he retired last December he was detective sergeant. During his service he had received six commendations for bravery and meritorious service. A' member of Corinthian Church, Mr. Jones had been a church trustee 30 years. He was also a member of the Fraternal Order of Police, Elks Lodge 104, Masonic Lodge and other groups.

The widow, Sara A. Jones, survives. after a heart attack yesterday, will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill (ADVEHTISEMINT) Lasting Relief for PILE PAIN: CLINIC-TESTED Thornton -Minor Ointmon! Yea fl toothinf oomlort to tut, toe. Thet braiw Thomfoo-Minor Ourt.

ment it a complete formula with laafr actinf long-laetinf aperial injrradierjte to check itching, buminf, pain and help reduce rweliin Ointment or tup-petitory torn), only SI. 00. Aek for it Chapel, with burial In Washing. ton Park Cemetery. Wasiiitigioii iil 2121 Born in Grant County, Mr, John Jiad lived here 20 years NO DOWN PAYMENT Thi La Pinta Homes 143 E.

Ohio ME 2-7534 Phone for Impaction Appointment end was a manufacturers rep' resentative for Amalgamated STAR-NEWS Quick-Action WANT ADS Get Fast Remits my drug etore out twin oa ine Thornton-Minor Ointment. Roofing Mills of Chicago. Mr. John attended Wallace Street Presbyterian Church. He was a member of the Kendall Social Club.

A veteran of World War he was also a member of the American Le gion. Survivors art the widow, Georgia John; a son, Robert P. John; a daughter, Mrs. Robert Ratz, and four grandchildren. 1 I IM ST ITS Kl Ernest Long, 75, Dies in Florida For many years, Ernest Long, 75, was a familiar figure as he sat at his cobbler's bench In his shop In the 2900 block of Clifton Street.

Today he died while vacationing at Miami, Ha. The last 15 years, Mr. Long had lived on U.S. 31 near Car meL Formerly he lived in In dianapolis. He attended the Seventh Christian Church.

For diversion, Mr. Long worked with metals, making weather vanes and birdhouses and other gadgets in his home workshop. Services will be In Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Julius Altorfer Dies in Chicago Services for Julius Altorfer. 80, will be tomorrow in the Krauspe Funeral Home, Chi cago.

He died at his home in Chicago yesterday. He was. the father of J. Altorfer, owner of the Altorfer Food Brokerage Co. here.

Widely known in Indianapolis food circles, Mr. Altorfer was born in Switzerland and had lived in Chicago 70 years. Be- fore retiring in 1950, he was representative many years for Pennick Ford. Survivors, besides the son, are the widow, and another son, George Altorfer, Chicago, and a daughter, Evelyn Johnson, In dianapolis. so in NintfT-figif Dtint HMof Sedan.

A General Meleri Ve'vei Funeral Thursday for Fred Henry Fred D. Henry, 75, for many years a radio and accessories man, died today in his home, 5614 Carrollton. Born near Greencastle, Mr. Henry had lived here 50 years. Before his retirement in 1938, he operated the Henry Radio end Appliance Co.

at 817 W. 30th. Previously he was em pjgj hairtiwihw. affr 1 iiiee ell laMa ployed by the Gibson Co. He was a member of the Methodist NINETY-EIGHT DELUXE HOLIDAY.

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was bur led in Crown Hill Cemetery todav after services in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. A resident of 2249 N. College, he died Saturday in Little Flower Mission Hospital.

Born In Kentucky, he had lived here 32 years and worked five years (or the Hayes Freight Lines. Survivors are the widow, Nel lie Sevier: two daughters, Frances and Geneva Sevier; five brothers. Holton and Odell Se vier, Burksville, Curtis Se vier, Dallas, ana wiuiam e. and Frank Sevier, Indianap- olis, and one sister, Grace Har- vey, Indianapolis. William H.

Rhodes fnr William H. vhnH 75 will he at 8:30 a.m. Thursday in Feeney Feeney Funeral Home and at 9 a.m. in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Con You See, Sfeer, Slop SaUlyt Chek Your Cor Cfcecfc AcddtnHl Church, with burial in noiy Cross Cemetery. A resident of 39 S.

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