The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-05
DEATH TAKES
FIVE LONGTIME
CITY RESIDENTS
Four Had Lived in Indiana
for More Than Half of
Century.

Last rites we're arranged today for
five elderly persons, long time resi-
dents of Indianapolis and Marion
county, who died at their homes on
Sunday.
Those who succumbed were Luther
Williams, so, of 1852 Lexington ave-
nue.; George Niebergall, II, Of 1889
West Twenty-fifth street; Jacob
Kraus, go, of 1925 North Meridian
street; Samuel M Grinslade, rs, of
$685. College avenue, and DR.. Albert
Stanley, II, of Is South Ritter ave-
nue..
Mr. Williams was retired as te-
legrapher for the Big Four railroad
on his SEVENTEEN birthday, Sept. q,
1922, after half century of service.
He was born near Gainesville, and
came to Indianapolis fifty years ago.
He lived at the Lexington avenue
address since. He was a member
of the Disciples of Christ church
and of the telegraphers' union.
The Rev. U. S. johnson, pastor
of Fountain Square Christian
church, and the Rev. Burgess w.
Barcus will conduct funeral services
at 230 tuesday in the home. Burial
will be in Crown Hill cemetery.
ApOplexy Stroke Fatal
A stroke of apoplexy suffered ten
days ago resulted in the death of
Mr.. Niebergall, retired photographic
engraver.
The stroke was Mr.. Niebergall's
second. His first was six years ago,
and caused his retirement.
He was lifelong resident of In
dianapolis. For fifty years he was
employed by the William B. Bur-
ford Printing Company.
A member of the Indianapolis
Turnverein fifty years, he was hon
ored at a dinner last year.
Funeral services to be conducted
at 2.30 Wednesday in the home by
the Rev. Frederick R. DarleS, pastor
of Zion Evangelical church. will be
followed by burial in Crown Hill
cemetery.
KrauSe Rites Tuesday
Services for Mr.. Kraus, who re-
sided at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Albert S. Goldstein, 4425 North
street, will be held at 10
Tuesday in the GoldStein home.
Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht of the
Indianapolis Hebrew congregation
will officiate.
Mr.. KrauS was born in Germany.
He lived in Indiana since he was a
young man, living many years in
Peru and in Indianapolis. He was
a member of the Masonic lodge in
Peru. He was retired from active
business many years.
The body will be taken to Peru
for burial.
Lived Here Whole Life
Mr. Grinslade died in the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Hazel Egger,
$685. College avenue, following an
illness of several years.
Mr.. Grinslade was resident of
Marion county all his life. He was
born in Southport. He formerly
was employed as a stationary engi-
neer in indianapolis until he re-
tired several years ago. He was
member of Heath Memorial M. E
church.
Funeral services will be held at
1 80 Tuesday in Shirley Bros. cen
trail chapel Burial will be in Me
mortal Park cemetery.
DR.. Stanley was a dentist in IN
thirty EIGHT years, and a
prominent member of the Prohibi-
ion party in Indiana. He had been
II several months
Formerly a resident of Winches-
5er, he held his membership in the
Masonic lodge there.
He is survived by the widow, Mrs.
Mary Stanley; three daughters, Mrs.
Blanche Steuber and Mrs Crete
Hill of indianapolis, and Mrs. Doro-
by Brown of Irvington, N. j., and
\ son, Robert w. Stanley of Indi-
Funeral arrangements have not