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TWubv. Jun 9. 1981 P9 28 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS DEATHS AND FUNERALS Allen Ludden, 63, Dies In California Mrs. Flossie Beghtel Had Owned Dairy Arthur Trieb 1919- 1981 )r Mrs. Flossie Beghtel 1886.

1981 i 6ert Hoover Dead At 83 LEBANON. Ind. Bert Hoover, 83. died yesterday in Witham Hospital. He worked at Pitman-Moore, now Dow Chemical, then forked for Fishel and Roark construction firms.

He retired in 1963 from the latter company. During World War II. when four of his seven tons joined the Navy, he also enlisted. He was a member of Zionsville United Methodist Church. Services will be Thursday at 11 a m.

in Flanner Buchanan Zionsville Mortuary, where friends may call tomorrow from 2 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Oakhill Survivors sons Herbert, Howard. E. Max. Paul.

B. Eugene. Robert; daughter Mildred Roark. Ernest Einhiple Ernest Einhiple. 85, 219 Hancock, died today in Methodist Hospital.

He was a sprinkler system installer for Grinnell Co. 45 years, retiring in 1966. The last four years at the company. Einhiple was state superintendent of construction. He was a 58-year member of Automatic Sprinklers Union 669 and also was a member of North Park Masonic Lodge and West Washington Street United Methodist Church.

Services will be Thursday at 1 p.m. in Royster-Askin-Sandrock Mortuary, where friends may call tomorrow. Burial will be in Washington Park East Cemetey. Survivors wife Pearl; brother John. Raymond Webb Services for Raymond Webb, 65, Indianapolis, a retired cabinetmaker, will be Thursday at 1:30 p.m.

in Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Webb, a World War II Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient, died Sunday in Veterans Hospital. He had worked for Borman Cabinet Co. Friends may call tomorrow from 5 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Survivors wife Helen; son Raymond; daughter Kaleen Maxey; brother Omer; sisters Caroline Wright, Lillian Allen. Mrs. Lucy Carter Services for Mrs. Lucy Niehoff Carter, 82, formerly of Indianapolis, will be at 7:30 tonight in Salem Lutheran Church, Stillwater, Okla. Mrs.

Carter died Saturday in Stillwater Medical Center. She had been an office worker at Scottish Rite Cathedral. Survivor daughter Helen Miller. also had been involved in Democratic party politics. She was a former vice president of the Perry Township Women's Democratic Club and had been a vice committeewoman in the 26th Ward.

She was a candidate in the 1936 Democratic primary for state senator representing Marion and Johnson counties. She had been a member of Evangelical United Brethren Church, the women's council of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, Business and Professional Women's Club. Marion County Women's Democratic Club. Altrusa International and the American Guernsey Breeders Association. Services will be Thursday at 10 a.m.

in G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, where friends may call tomorrow after 2:30 p.m. and Thursday until services. Burial will be in Washington Park East Cemetery.

Survivors sons Eldon. Ellis, Rex; daughter Velora Gardham; sister Elsa Kunkel Mackey. Wis. He was graduated from the University of Texas. Phi Beta Kappa, in 1940 and spent an additional year at the university earning a master's degree English literature.

He taught at Austin High School and the University of Texas, turning to drama at the Austin Little Theater group. Ludden served in the Army from 1942-45. rising to the rank of captain, and was awarded a Bronze Star. During his term of service he produced and directed some 40 Army shows. After World War II, Ludden worked in radio and summer stock in New England and conducted a radio show titled "Mind Your Manners" for WTIC in Hartford.

Conn. It won a Peabody and two Ohio State Awards for excellence. Ludden moved to New York Gty in 1953 as moderator of NBC radio's forerunner of "G-E College Bowl." In January 1959 Ludden and the TV version of the "College Bowl" show moved to CBS. Ludden was the first member of the performing arts to receive the Horatio Alger Award (1961) symbolizing outstanding achievement in the free enterprise system and the American tradition of equal opportunity. Mrs.

Van Sickle Dies At Lebanon Mrs. Harold (Rosa Alta Rucker) Van Sickle, 80, Indianapolis, died yesterday in Witham Hospital, Lebanon. Mrs. Van Sickle taught elementary school 10 years before her marriage, including Jackson County and John Strange schools. She had attended the former Danville Normal College and Indiana University.

She was a former member of En-glewood Christian Church and was a member of Old Bethel United Methodist Church and its United Methodist Women. She also was a member of Warren Park Homemakers and was a volunteer for American Red Cross. Memorial contributions may be made to American Red Cross. Services will be Friday at 2:30 p.m. in Old Bethel United Methodist Church.

Friends may call tomorrow after 3 p.m. at Shirley Brothers East Chapel. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors son Ramon; sister Mrs. Franklin Batton.

HOLLYWOOD (UPIl Allen Ludden, 63. best known to Americans as the host of "Password." a TV game show, died today in Good Samaritan Hospital of complications from a stroke he suffered last October. He also was a TV producer and author concerned with the problems confronting young people. His wife, actress Betty White, was at his bedside when he died at 1:30 a m. Among his books were "Plain Talk About College" (1962).

"Plain Talk For Women Under 21" (1956) and "Plain Talk For Men Under 21" (1954). A former schoolteacher before turning to show business, Ludden won an Emmy in 1976 for outstanding game show host for "Password." He produced such other shows as "The Liars Club," "Stumpers" and "Allen Ludden's Gallery." a 1969 talk show. He also made guest appearances on episodic TV, most recently with his wife (a cos tar in "The Mary Tyler Moore in a July 1980 segment of "The Love Boat" Ludden, a widower with three children, married Miss White in Las Vegas in 1963 following their appearance together in a New England summer stock production of "Critic's Choice." Ludden was born in Mineral Point, Hugh Rominger Military graveside services for Hugh Lee Rominger. 69. Fredericksburg.

formerly of Indianapolis, will be tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Arlington (Va.) National Cemetery. Rominger, who died Saturday in Mary Washington Hospital at Fredericksburg, served in the Air Force 24 years. He retired as a colonel. He was an Indianapolis native and lived here most of his life.

Wilson M. Smith Funeral Home, Fredericksburg, is coordinating arrangements. Survivors wife Mary Elizabeth; son Thomas; daughter Mary Beirne. James Tribby James Tribby. 52.

Indianapolis, an electrician 20 years for Commonwealth Electric, died yesterday in Community Hospital. He was a member of Emmanuel United Methodist Church and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 481. Services will be Thursday at 1 p.m. in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, where friends may call tomorrow from 3 to 9 p.m. Survivors wife Nancy; sons Mark, Greg; parents Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Tribby. Services for Arthur Trieb, 62. Indianapolis, a real estate broker, will be tomorrow at 2 m. in Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary.

He died Sunday at his home. Trieb had worked in the commercial and industrial properties division of R. J. Moore Co. 28 years.

He was a member of Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors and was a former director of its commercial industrial division. He also was a member of Park Fletcher Kiwanis Club and the Indiana and national associations of Realtors. He was an Army veteran of World War II and during the war directed operations of an administrative unit with the Office of Strategic Services in England. France and Belgium. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or a favorite charity.

Friends may call until 9 tonight Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors wife Marjorie; daughter Diane Delfin; son J. R. Trieb; brother Herman. Srul Mushinsky Rites Wednesday Services for Srul Mushinsky, 96.

will be tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Aaron-Ruben-Nelson Meridian Hills Mortuary. He died yesterday at his home, 7272 Township Line Road. Mushinsky. a native of the Ukraine, was a dairyman and cobbler at Kitiy-gorod in the U.S.S.R.

His devotion to Judaism brought him into conflict with Soviet authorities, who in 1965 confiscated his religious books and forbade him to continue holding religious services in his home. He came to Indianapolis in 1979. Burial will be in Beth-El Zedeck South Cemetery. Survivor daughter Feyga Brodsky. Mrs.

Floyd Smith Mrs. Floyd (Reba) Smith. Indianapolis, died yesterday in Meuwdist Hospital. She was a member of Second Presbyterian Church and Meridian Hills Mrs. Flossie Beghtel.

94, Indianapolis, longtime Soulhstde fanner and former owner of Rosedale Guernsey Dairy, died yesterday in Hospital, Noblesville. Mrs. Beghtel operated a 300-acre farm many years and owned Rosedale dairy 20 years. She sold the firm and developed Rosedale Hilts, a Souths ide housing area. She was the oldest graduate of Indiana Central University at the time of her death and at one time taught at the university.

She was a member of the Class of 1911. and in 1907 she and 13 others attended classes at the school's one building, now known as Good Hall. The university awarded Mrs. Beghtel an honorary doctor of humanities degree in 1961. Mrs.

Beghtel. a member of University Heights United Methodist Church. 'Buck' Buchanan Dies In Hospital Elvis Eugene "Buck" Buchanan. 60. Whiteland, an employe of S.

Insurance Group more than 15 years, died yesterday in Johnson County Hospital. Franklin. Buchanan was a member of Community Congregational Church, the Indiana State Insurance Adjusters Association. Central Indiana Claims Association and Moose Lodge. He was a World War II Air Force veteran and was a licensed private pilot.

Services will be Thursday at 11:30 a.m. in Hinn Maguire Funeral Home. Franklin, where friends may call tomorrow from 2 to 9 p.m. A graveside service will be Thursday at 3 p.m. at Franklin Cemetery at Salem.

Survivors wife Havana sons Lawrence, Terrance; stepson Ronald Knowlen Ross; mother Blanche. i Mrs. Otto Zendell I Dies In Hospital Mrs. Otto (Bessie) Zendell, 81. Indianapolis, died yesterday in St.

Vincent Hospital. Mrs. Zendell was a member of Con-'gregation Beth-EI Zedeck and its sisterhood and was a past worthy matron of Monument Chapter of Eastern Star. She also was a member of Hooverwood Guild and had spent many hours as a volunteer in the gift shop at Hoover-wood. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association.

Services will be Thursday at 10 a.m. in Aaron-Ruben-Nelson Meridian Hills Mortuary. Burial will be in Beth-El Zedeck Cemetery South. 7 Survivors daughters Mrs. Stanley Miller, Mrs.

Joseph Sharfman; son Frank; brother William Segal. Mrs. Danny Uberto 1924- 1981 Public Notices I Death Notices Death Notices 1 Death Notices Funeral Announcements TRIBBY Mr. James Tribby, age 57 years, husband of Nancy BALDWIN Rev. Clerenct Baldwin.

age 7S. Of husband of Marguerite Baldwin, father of Susan While, grandfather of Michelle While, several niees and nut Mrs. Arietta Fitter, Zionsville, wile of Harlan Pilier. mother of Mr John Pitier, sister ot Mrs Dorothy Temphn, 1 grandchildren. 3 great-grandchildren.

3DV. tamer or man a ana Greg Tnbbv, grandfather of Son Ot Mr. ano mrs. warren Trihhv Funeral services Wilson 4. Pierre BAUGHN, Mr.

William Howard CORNETT. Mrs. Alice FOGOROS, Mrs. Marina HENDRIX, Mrs. Lucy Ma NEWMAN, Mrs Alma ROELL, Mrs.

Dorothy M. Thursday. June I), I SHIR nephews, passeo away sunoav. Services Wednesday, II a Sf. Johns United Church of Christ, 7011 South East St Visitation 2 to r-unerai vveonesaar, FLANNER ft BUCHANAN ZIONSVILLE MORTUARY Friends may call anytime.

LEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 53' 6 wasn 51. Len- torn. Tuesday CONKLE FU ng Wednesday rrom to m. TUCK NERAL HUWC irtCUIIII CHAPEL, 4925 W.

lain St and 10 a m. Wednesday until hour of service at the church. Contributions may be made to The Heart Fund. STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals or bids for 7.000 1 Ring Binders and 7.000 sets of Tab Dividers. Institution Dept.

Of Public Instruction In me city of Indianapolis. Requisition A5M2S, Buyer D. J. Miller will be received In the supply division bid room. Department ot Administration, room S07, State Ofhee Bunding, loo North Senate Avenue.

Indianapolis. Indiana 46704. until 10 o'clock A leeal time, on the 1 day of June. ii, at which time, and mace all bids will be publicly opened and read. Any bids received after the designated time, for any reason, will be rejected.

Copies of the detailed Instructions to bidders and plans andor specifications may be obtained from the Printing Section Department of Administration, room Slate Office Buiidint, 100 North Senate Avenue, Indian. RICHTER Alice Richter, Indpls passed away at the age of 72 Beloved wile of Everrett, mother ol Mary Coker, Daniel and Wayne Richter, all of Indpls. and Oim Richter, Bedford, 20 grand- rhilriren Chjinel services Floral I services FLANNER Park Cemetery, Wednesday 10 BEGHTEL Flossie Beghtel, 94 years, of beloved mother of Eldon M. and Ellis Howard Beghtel. velora B.

Gardham, Rei S. a ABDON ft GROSE FUNER AL SERVICE. BUCHANAN Mrs. Fern J. Tuck, IS years, of RR Monrovia, beloved moth, er of Juanita Rushlon, Hall, and James Oscar Tuck Martins vine.

IS grandchildren, 23 greatgrandchildren, and 4 great-great-grandchildren, sister ot Ethel Jane Schmidt, New Castle, and Mane Zigier, Acton, passed away Sunday. Funeral services 2 Wednesday at the JONES FAMILY MORTUARY, St. Rd 67 at Allison Rd. Mooresville, where friends may call 2 to 9 m. Tuesday.

Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery at Hall I Country Club. Services will be Thursday at 10 a.m. in Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary, where friends may call tomorrow from 4 to 7 p.m. Burial will be in Ottawa Hills Cemetery. Toledo.

Urbin Willette Urbin Willette, 82. died Friday at his home, 2115 Central. Services will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. in Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, where friends may call tomorrow from 5 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery.

10 Inducted Into Indiana Academy Ten Hoosiers were inducted into the Indiana Academy today at the Holiday Inn North in recognition of their contributions to the cultural, educational, civic and social life of the state. SERVICES ROGERS Roy L. Rogers, 70, of njtiteit awav Sunday a Be- Beghtel, granoennaren, great-grandchildren, sister of Elsa Kunkel Mackey. passed loved brother of Jewell Edith away nnmioev. r-uct, day, 10 a at the HERRMANN MADISON AVE FUNER Rogers, Oklahoma lity.

Pauline Nelson. Muskooee, DYER, Mrs Clara C. HOOVER, Mr. Bert LAVTON, Mr Fred Mcintire, Mrs Gladys A. OSTERHOLTZ.

Mrs Louise M. PITZER, Mrs Arietta RHOADES, Mrs Lotti TRIEB, Mr. Arthur S. WEBB, Mr. Raymond C.

WILLETTE, Mr. Urbin Nellie Bertholt, Locust Grove, Okla Dee Cook, Stockton, William W. Cook Kirk- AL. nUWIC, ll WflUiwn Friends may call atier 2 30 Wednesday and Thursday until time of service aooiis, Indiana 46704. TAYLOR I.

MORRIS. Director General Services Department of Administration 'N-6-2. 9) and, r-renn look ano Carl Cook, both of Oklahoma City. also survived by close friend, David Moles, BUTLER Mrs. Mary C.

Butler, age 17. entered into rest Sunday. Moth-er of Mrs. Helen Sipf. grandmother of Mrs.

Shirley Horton, nrMt.arjindmnther of 3. area- I Death Notices Charlie Fossett 1902 1981 indpls. and nieces ano nepnews. Services 2 m. Wednesday, WEAVER FUNERAL HOME.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission of McKINNEY Oanviile. Interment Washington Park North. Friends may call 2 UBERTO Mrs. Helen M. Strodtman Uberto, age Si, wife of Danny, mother of Mrs.

Sharen Wilkerson and David Uberto, both of grandmother of Mi chael. Matthew and Joshua Wilkerson, sister of Mrs. Mary Coakley and James Strodtman, both of William Strodtman, Northport, passed away Sunday. Friends may call at the ft HERR MADISON AVE. MORTUARY, 7S20 Madison after 4 m.

Tuesday. Services Wednesday, 11:30 a.m. Interment Washington Park East. Family requests Memorials to the The Little Red Door. great-grandmother of 2.

Graveside funeral service 10 am. Wednesday, Crown Hill Ceme to i p.m. Tuesday at me tunerai Indiana, Docket No. 97SI-A, I In the matter ot the lolnt application of Raymond E. Patterson home.

Emmett David McKinney, age 33, of R.I, Cicero, passed away June 7. Husband of Edna, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick McKinney, father of Gregory, Keith and Christopher, brother of DBA Patterson Motors. Green tery, i-rienos may can ar mak- BV Ml linntF ARLINGTON SELKE wood.

Indiana, seller, and CHAPEL, Stll E. Mth St- 4 to P.P.C., Greenwood, Indt. p.m. Tuesday. ana, purchaser, for the approval of the sale and transfer of cerlit- CONNELLEY Kicnaro McKinney.

services Cm. Wednesday. JORDAN. AWRENCE FUNERAL HOME, 2421 E. 10th St.

Calling anytime. tcate no. 971 -A. 1, property, Anne L. Selke, 13 years, dear mother ot George Wesley Selke Leroy F.

Selke Mooresvlll and Mrs. Charles (Mary Louise) Brooks, Indpls sister of Mary Bishop, grandmother of IS. great-grandmother of 33, great-great-grandmother of IServices ROYSTER-ASKIN- Eerie H. Connelley, age 29, of father of Donald G. Connelley, brother of Paul and Mar Notice it hereby given that me Public Service Commission ot MERCER Indiana will conduct public hear garei Nagei, passeo away sun-day Services Wednesday.

1 Ruby Robbint Mercer, 75, of ing in this cause in Room 903 of the Commission, State Office SANDROCK MORTUARY, 2310 Bm, CONKLE FUNERAL OMF SPEEDWAY CHAPEL. Building, Indianapolis. Indiana. W. Wash.

Friday, June 12, am. Visitation after 5 pm. 4925 W. lath SI. Visitation 3 until R.2, Morgantown, beloved wife of Charles (Jack) Mercer, mother of Roger H.

Mercer. Southport, grandmother of Constance Mercer, Dallas. Tek. Timothy Jeffrey and Rooer Mer at 30 A.M. EST on Wednesday.

Wednesday and after p.m. 9 p.m. Tuesday. juiy a. int.

VonSICKLE Mrs. Rose Alta VanSickK, age (0, mother of Mr. Ramon VanSickle, 5 grandchildren, sister of Mrs. Franklin Batton. Funeral services Friday.

2:30 p.m., at Old Bethel Church. Calling after 3 m. Wednesday at SHIRLEY BROS. NEW EAST CHAPEL. 9601 E.

Wash. St. Memorial contributions requested to Red Cross C.P.R. Thursday DYER Mrs. Clara E.

Oyer, IA H.Ik., If ann.lK I cer H. areat-arandmoth- motor carrier Division MICHAEL JACKS Director Indianaoolls. Ind. May Ik. SMITH Hubert D.

Smith, aoe 64. hus er of Brian and Danielle, sister band of Ruth smith, father ot Dyer, sister of Mr. tvereii 1911. Barbara Beroen, Shirley smith. (N-4-9) Mcoamei, granamoiner or vi'f' Gregory I.

and Gary L. Dyer. I Homer Robbins. W. V.

Jerry Smith, Steve Smith and Jayne Smith, grandchildren, brother of Cart Smith. Funeral services Thursday, June II, 1 nm at SHIRLEY BROS. MEREOIThIcLARK FUNERaL ZIONSVILLE MORTUARY. HOME, Morgantown. Friends LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commiulnn ft Friends may call alter p.m.

Wednesday. Burial Forest Lawn Memory iREXEL CHAPEL. 456S E. 10th Tuesday. Indiena Docket No.

36467. Aooil- Gardens. St. Calling Wednesday Irom 2 to EINHIPLE 9 rrv WALTON Mrs. Georglanna Walton, 69, of city, mother ol Bill Walton, titter of Ruth Bowman and Harry and Leo Doidge, 3 grandchildren, passed away Monday.

Funeral services Thursday, 11:30 a.m.. Traders Point Christian Church. Visitation 2 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEOWAY CHAPEL. 492S W.

14th St. and I hour prior to service at the church. cation of Highlander VIHeae Sewage Treatment Plant, for a certificate of territorial authority to render sewage disposal service in rural are in MURPHY SPRATT Gilbert Samuel Spratt II, IS Ernest E. Einhiple, IS yearv beloved husband of Pearl Einhiple, brother ot John Einhiple. N.Y., several nieces and nephews.

Ser Donald J. Murphy age (3, of passed away Sunday. ears, Whiteland, son ot iilbert and Dianne Blake novo county, Indiana. Notice is herehv qIwm ttuit Th Husband ot Madeline J. Mur- Rhy, father of Marilyn Murphy, Madeline Owens, Donald J.

Mur- vices OYSTER -ASK IN-SAN-DROCK MORTUARY, 2310 W. Wash. Thursday. June II, 1 m. visitation anytime Services for Mrs.

Danny (Helen) Uberto, 56, Indianapolis, who died Sunday in St. Francis Hospital, will be tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. in Singleton Herr Madison Avenue Mortuary. She was a machine operator 10 years at Dage Electric at Franklin. She had not worked for 10 years.

She was a member of Southport United Methodist Church. Southport Chapter 442 of Eastern Star. Sport Bowl Wednesday Morning League and St. Francis Hospital Auxiliary. Memorial contributions may be made to the Little Red Door-Marion County Cancer Society.

Friends may call until 9 tonight. Burial will be in Washington Park East Cemetery. Survivors husband; daughter Mrs. Terry Wilkerson; son David; sister Mrs. Virgil Coakley; brothers James, William Strodtman.

Mrs. Sutterfield Mrs. Marvin (Frances) Sutterfield. 68, Indianapolis, died yesterday in Winona Hospital. She had been a clerk for the state and had worked at the Statehouse.

She retired in 1967. She was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. Services will be Thursday at 11:30 a.m. in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, where friends may call tomorrow from 3 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Bruin Cemetery, Guion.

Survivors husband; stepsons Bill. Mike Furman. Mrs. Edward Tremble Mrs. Edward (Dorothy) Tremble, 81, Indianapolis, died yesterday in St.

Francis Hospital. She was a box maker at Creative Packaging Division of Lilly 23 years, retiring in 1950. She was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church and its women's aid group and Lutheran Business Women's Association. Services will be Thursday at 1 p.m.

in G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, where friends may call tomorrow from 5 to 9 p.m. and Thursday until services. Burial will be in Concordia Cemetery.

Survivors brothers George, Clarence Zimmerman. Leonard Nathan Services for Leonard Nathan, 66, Boca Raton, formerly of Indianapolis, will be tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Aaron-Ruben-Nelson Meridian Hills Mortuary. Nathan died yesterday in Indiana University Hospital. He and his wife Elinor, who survives, owned Peacock of Indianapolis, 612 Broad Ripple.

The couple retired in 1977 and moved to Florida and last December opened a Peacocks of Boca Raton. He was a member of Congregation Beth-El Zedeck and B'nai B'rith Lodge 58. A daughter, Sandi Silver, also survives. Mrs. Otto Osterholtz Services for Mrs.

Otto (Louise) Osterholtz, 93, Media, formerly of Indianapolis, will be Friday at 11 a.m. at Washington Park North Mausoleum, where friends may call an hour before services. Mrs. Osterholtz, who died Saturday at Media, lived here from 1960 to 1975. Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary is assisting with arrangements Survivors daughter Mrs.

Hans Bauck; son Fred. Roy Rogers Services for Roy Rogers, 70, Indianapolis, will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Weaver Funeral Home, Danville, where, friends may call until 9 tonight. Rogers, a World War II Army veteran, died Sunday in Veterans Hospital. He owned Rogers Landscaping Service in Indianapolis and New Castle.

Burial will be in Washington Park North Cemetery. Survivors sisters Jewell Edith Rogers, Pauline Nelson, Nellie Berthclf, Dee Cook; brothers William, Frank, Carl Cook. Public Service Commission ot Indiena will conduct public hearing in this caute in the Rooms of the Commission, 901 State Office Building, Indianapo-lis, Indiana, at 1:30 FtT. WEBB Mr. Raymond C.

Webb, husband of Mrs. Helen Webb, father of Ehy jr. and William r. Murpny, rolher ot Louise Arsiman and Joseph Murphy, 19 grandchil dren and 3 great-grandchildren. Funeral service 10 am.

Wednes Spratt, Whiteland, brother ot Sherry Angela Spratt and Jessica Lynn Spratt. Whiteland, grandson of Mrs. Dental Blake, Southport, Tinsley spratt ot Indpls. and Russell Check ol Whiteland, passed away Saturday. Services 10 a.m.

Wednesday, First Baptist Church, West Raymond Webb, Kaleen Maxey, brother of Omer Webb. Caroline on Wednesday, July 1, 19)1. day, St. Christopher Catholic f-uoiic participation is HALLER Marie E. Hatler, age 7, beloved mother ot Beatrice Conrad and Betty Kteidsen, 4 grandsons.

4 great-grandchildren, sister of Irene Steinecker. Emma Tacke, Fern Rader, Maria Ben nett and Margaret Venn, passed away Sunday. Funeral 10 a m. Wednesday, at the H. HERR Lnurcn, a.m., lunklc ru-NERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL.

492S W. loth St. Visitation from 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Rosary service 7:30 p.m.

Wright and Mrs. Lillian Allen. 7 Srandchildren. Services Thurs-ay, 1:30 FLANNER ft BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends may call Wednesday from 5 to 9 p.m.

Public Service Commission of Indiana JOHN B. WILSON, Administrative Law Judge Indianaoolift. Indiana. Maw le. ano pearl wnueiano.

uuriai Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Tuesday, VANDIVIER-TUDOR FUNERAL HOME, Franklin, and alter 9 a m. Wednesday at church. WIllETTE NATHAN 1911.

Leonard F. Nathan, 66 years. MANN FUNERAL HOME, 1SUJ S. East St. Friends may call Tuesday 11 a m.

to p.m. (N-4-9) Mr. Urbin Willette, 12 years, 2115 N. Central Ave. No survivors.

Services Friday, 1:30 tm, FLANNER ft BUCHANAN FALL formerly of passed away Monday. Beloved husband of Mrs. Elinor R. Nathan, father of Mrs. Sandl Silver, orandfather LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission at CREEK MORTUARY.

Friends may call Thursday from i to 9 of Stephanie. Funeral services I SUMMERS Mrs. Martha M. (Gordon) Summers, 64, wife of the late Harry G. summers, sister ot Mrs.

Merle McAfee, city, also survived by nieces and nephews, passed away. Services Wednesday, a.m., at the DANIEL F. O'RILEY FUNERAL HOME, 6107 Hwy. 31 South, followed by Mass of the Resurrection, 10 a.m., at HEISTON Mr. Felli T.

Heiston, age 7, Brownsburg, husband of Eddie, father of Mercella Dillon, brother of Clement Heiston. Liiton. Flrd Heiston. Mo. p.m.

Indiana, Docket No. 7901-A. 92 In m. Wednesday at aaron-ru-EN-NELSON MERIDIAN HILLS MORTUARY, 1321 W. Mth St.

Memorial contributions may be made to The American Heart Association. Public Notices the matter of the application of Schilll Motor Lines, Remington. Indiana, for certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate motor vehicles at common carrier of property, intrastate. Notice is hereby given) that the Public Service Commission ot and Elsie Belton, also survived by 1 grandson, Kerry, fassed away Sunday services 45 a.m. Thursday, JONES MATTHEWS MORTUARY, Brownsburg, and M) a.m., St.

St. Catherine ol Sienna catnouc Church Callino Tuesday 4 until 9 p.m. Rosary 7 p.m. Interment OSTERHOLTZ Laivary Lemetery. r-emiiy requests contributions be made to St.

Catherine Church. Mrs, Louise (Geioer) Otter- ho tl. mother At Uh un Maiacny lainoitc inurcn, ftrownihuro Friends may call at manna win conduct public hearing in this cause In Room 90 of STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed Proposals or Bids for the Printing of 7,000 Reading in the Content Areas 264 page loose leaf sett; Institution Dept. of Public Instruction In the City of Indianapolis; Requisition Asa-426: Buyer D. J.

Miller, will be the mortuary 3 to 9 p.m. Tues day and 2 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. the Commission, State Office Building Indiana, at 10 A.M. EST on Friday, July Rectrarion of in notary a p.m.

Services for Charlie Fossett. 79, 501 N. East, will be Thursday at 11 a.m. in First Samuel Baptist Church, of which he was a member and trustee. Fossett, who died Sunday in St.

Vincent Hospital, had been a hod carrier for several companies and was a member of the hod carriers union. He was a member of the church's male chorus. Friends may call tomorrow from 3:30 to 9 p.m. at Stuart Mortuary. Survivors wife Willie Mae; son Charles.

Mrs. Sim Patterson Services for Mrs. Sim (Lucile) Patterson, 82, will be Thursday at 1 p.m. in First Free Will Baptist Church, of which she was a member. Mrs.

Patterson, who died Sunday at her home, 5140 E. 62nd, worked in central supply service at Veterans Hospital 26 years. She retired in 1968. She was a member of the church mothers board and was a Sunday school teacher. Friends may call tomorrow from 3:30 to 9 p.m.

at Stuart Mortuary. Survivors daughters Lula Patterson, Alma Martin, Leo-ra Peterson; sons John, Eugene, William, Vernon. Mrs. Reba Payne Services for Mrs. Reba Payne, 80, 650 Eugene, will be Thursday at 1 p.m.

in Good Samaritan Baptist Church, of which she was a member. She died Sunday in St. Vincent Hospital. Friends may call tomorrow from 4 to 9 p.m. at Grundy Memorial Chapel.

Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Keith Peters Services for Mr. Keith (Edith) Peters, Carmel, who died yesterday in St Vincent Hospital, will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in Pilgrim Lutheran Church, of which she was a member.

Mrs. Peters, 48, was a native of Vienna, Austria, and had lived here four years. Memorial contributions may be made to Indiana Regional Blood Center. Survivors husband; son Eric; daughters Brenda Peters, Karen Fallon; mother Rosina Fruehwirth. Mrs.

Francis Roell Services for Mrs. Francis (Dorothy) Roell, 63, 4924 Farrington, will be tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Wilson-St. Pierre Chapel of the Chimes. Mrs.

Roell, who died Sunday in Methodist Hospital, was a member of Koinonia Baptist Church. Survivors husband; son Francis; daughter Mary Joann Hughes Wednesday. Selections were made by the presidents of the 20 colleges and universities that comprise the Associated Colleges of Indiana. The 10 new members are: Actives ESTHER DEBRA BRAY The widow of former U.S. Rep.

William G. Bray, an associate professor of business education and for many years only woman on the faculty of the I.U. School of Business. BERTHA GREEN CALDWELL -She is chairman of the board of Thomas L. Green and the mother of U.S.

Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind. JOHN P. COLLETT An investment banker and business executive, Collett was born in Indianapolis and has lived here all his life. Collett has been active in many civic and public undertakings.

JOHN W. RYAN The president of Indiana University. CHRIS SCHENKEL Since joining ABC Sports, Schenkel has been sportscaster of the year four times. His other professional honors include four Emmy nominations and the George Foster Peabody Award. RICHARD B.

STONER Vice chairman and director of Cummins Engine Co. in Columbus, also has been Democratic national committeeman from Indiana since 1966. EMMA LOU THORNBROUGH A professor of history and political science at Butler University since 1958. she is a life long resident of Indianapolis. Honorary HOWARD LYTLE He retired in 1969 as executive secretary of Indianapolis Goodwill Industries after 35 years service to the handicapped.

Posthumous MOSES BROYLES Born a slave near Centerville, Broyles was a pastor, political leader and teacher. After buying his freedom in 1854, he migrated to Indiana and studied three years for the ministry at the Eleuthe-rian Institute near Madison. In 1857 he was called to the pastorate of the Second Baptist Church in Indianapolis. BERNARD VONNEGUT The first licensed architect in Indiana. Vonne-gut's firm designed the Athenaeum.

Methodist Hospital, Herron Art Institute, L.S. Ayres downtown department store, Hotel Severin, All Souls Unitarian Church and other buildings. SUTTERFIELD Mrs. Frances B. (Furman) Sutterfield.

age 66, 227 N. Elder, wife of Marvin L. Sutterfield, aunt of Jess Wheat, grandmother of Jeff Furman, step-mother of Bill and Mike Furman, also IV 1-01. HENDRIX Mrs. Lucy Mae Hendrix, age received Mi the Supply Division (Irma) Bauck and Mr.

Fred Osterholtt. grandmother of Beverly Copplnger, Carolyn Moore and Fred Osterholti great-grandmother of Michael. Christopher and Cathy Coppinger, Fred Osterholti III. Louise Osterholtt, Randy and Stephen Moore. Services Friday, 11 a.m., Washington Park North Mausoleum.

Calling Friday 1 hour prior to service at the Mausoleum. FLANNER ft BUCHANAN SER- Bid Koom, pepertmenr ot ao-ministration. Room S07. State Of Motor Carrier Division MICHAEL L. JACKS Director Indianapolis.

IN May II, 1911. (N-4-9) several cousins, passed away Sunday. Services Thursday, 11:30 fice Building. 100 North senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana Mother ol Mrs. John (Barbara) Oickhaus.

sister of Mr. Grover Hamblin, Decatur, grandmother of Mr. Steven tuNr.Lt t-umtKAL 46704, until to o'clock a.m., legal time, on the 12th day of June. 1911. at which time and place all Dickhaus.

Baroersvine. Mr. 492S W. 16th St. Visitation 3 to 9 Mark A.

Oickhaus. Greenwood. p.m. Wednesday. Gary M.

Dickhaus, indpls Miss LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission of bidt will be publicly opened and read. Any bidt received after the TREMBLE Heidi Dicknaus. itreenwooa. m- OWENS Indiana, Docket NO. 12MS-A.

2 in designated time, for any reason, will be rejected. vate Graveside services, no can- ina Arrangements bv WILSON- Dorothy S. Tremble, II years, of beloved sister ol George the matter ol the application of Altec Trucking, Chlcaoo, Sf PIERRE GREENWOOD Mr. Lloyd Scott Owens, son ol Mrs. Rose L.

and Mr. Lloyd J. Owens, brother of Stuart P. and CHAPEL. Contributions may be Copies of the detailed Instructions to bidders and plans andor specifications may be obtained from the Printing section De Illinois, tor a certificate of Public Convenience and necessity to Julie R.

Owens, grandson of and Clarence Zimmermann. nieces and nephews, passeo away Monday. Funeral Thursday, I at the G. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE.

FUNER made by f-rienos Of r-amny to tavoriry cnarny. operate motor vehicles at a com Mrs. Vetera Owens. Funeral Thursday, II a.m., FLANNER ft BUCHANAN SHADELAND MOR mon carrier of property, partment of Administration, Room ai State Office Buildino HOOVER TUARY. Friends may call 2 to 4 100 North Senate Avenue, Indian Not Ice i herebv ttvM that ma AL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave.

Friends may call from to 9 f.m. Wednesday and anytime hursday until time of service. ano i to p.m. weanesoay. Public Service Commission of father of Mrs.

Harry (Mildred) Roark, Mr. Herbert, Mr. How Indiana I conduct outMIc hear PARKER ard, Mr. E. Ma, Mr.

Paul, Mr. B. Euoene (Gene). Mr. Robert, Mr Raloti A.

Parker, aoe SI. ing in this cause In Room 903 ol the Committlon, State Office apolis, tnoiene asne. TAYLOR I.MORRIS, Director General Services Department of Administration IN 6-2. 9) father ol Ralph James and Mr. Donald (deceased) Hoo tsulioina.

indianaoolis. Indiana. ver, 21 grandchildren, it great-arandchildren. 1 oreat-areaf. al 10 A.M.

EST on Wednesday, July tt9t. TRIEB Mr. Arthur S. Trieb, husband of Mrs. Marjorie K.

Trieb. father ot Mrs. Diane Delfin and Mr J. R. Trieb, 1 grandson, brother of Mr Herman Trieb.

Funeral Wednesday, 2 FLANNER ft t'aut, iregory Lynn, wuss misty Ann Parker, Mrs. Jerry (Thresa) Weaver, brother of frandchildren. Funeral hursday, II a FLANNER I BUCHANAN ZIONSVILLE MOR Mandabach, Mrs. Ruth Thomp LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC MFABIHA Motor carrier Division MICHAEL L. JACKS Director Indianapolis, Ind.

May 11, 1911. (N-6-9) TUARY. Friends may call 2 to NULMANAN CKUAU KIPPLfc MORTUARY. Callino Tuesday. 6 PuWhs Service Commission of son, Mrs.

tfiaays riper, wirt. Madlne Castetler, Mrs. Ann Caine, 9 grandchildren. Funeral p.m. vreonosooy.

to 9 p.m. Those who wish may Indiana Docket No. 3S7IO-S4 In the matter of the determination HOWARD Mass Wednesday, iu a.m.. at st Bernadette Catholic church make contributions to ine American Cancer Society or your favorite charity. Margaret i.

Howard. 3141 E. Kelly, wife of Gerald Howard. Prayers 9-30 a.m. at SHIRLEY BROS.

IRVING HILL CHAPEL. 5377 E. Wash. St. Calling Tues- oay to p.m.

rcosary i uesoay. p.m. mother of Cheryl Ann Thompson, Virginia Ella Stephens and Terry Keith Howard, sister of Rila Mates and Anthony Ros-sella. Services Wednesday, 10 a LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME. 1301 Mam Beech Grove.

Calling Tuesday, 2 to p.m. Contributions may be made to American Lung Associ PFARR proceeoings necessary by the Public Service Commission of Indiana to fully comply with the requirements of the Public Utilities Regulatory Policies Act (with specific reference to South-ern Indlene Gat and Electric Company). Notice it hereby given that the Public Service Commission ot Indiana will conduct a public hearing In this cause in the Rooms of the Commission. 907 Stele Office Building, Indienepo- Waller Pfarr on June 7, at Towson, Md. Beloved husband ot Ferndale Pfarr, nee Weis, devoted lather of Walter L.

Pfarr Jr. of Ruiton, Md and Donald R. Ptarr of Fairfield, grandfather of Pamela, Kathryn, Walter L. Ill, Donald LEGAL NOTICE OF HEARING Commission of ndiane. Docket No.

10424-A. 3: In the metier ot the application of Elmer Buchta, Otweil, Indiana, for a certificate of nubile convenience and necessity to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier ot property, Intret- I0'1" "srebv given that the sr" Commission of Indiene will conduct public hear, ing in this cause in Room 901 of the Commission, state Office Building, indianepoilt, Indiana. 5u.v7?k?,"T,0nT, Dirtctor lndianpoilt, Indiana, ation. Parish rosary Tuesday, Rent It Fast with a STAR-NEWS Quick-Action Want-Ad! To plact yours phono 633-1212 LYNCH oavid ano cnrtsfine Ptarr. Friends may call at the MITCH Mrs.

Mary B. Lynch, 63, of passed away Sunday. Wife of Robert Lvnch. sister of ELL-WIEOELFELD HOME. 6500 York Baltimore.

Md. Eleanor Whiltinghill and Charles n. inuiana, ai jo A.m., EST, on Friday, July 10, 1991. Public participation is re quested. Public Service Commission of Indiana By: HAROLD HILT, Administrative Law Judge Indianapolis.

Indiana, May 21, 1941. (N-e-9) tsar ion. several nieces ano nepn-ews. Funeral services Wednesday. 2 30 om.

CONKLE FU on Tuesdey to ano tot Mass of the Christian Burial at St. Pius Church, Baltimore, Md. on Wednesday at 10 a Emtombment in the Druid NERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL. 4925 W. Itth St.

Visita fwtmj if, Ridge Mausoleum. lion 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday..