The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-24
STATE DEATHS

ANDERs oN,-Mrs Emily Moler. II. Sur
yy{Iy yc ~ Daughters Mrs Bertha Kline,
Ter; sister, Mrs. Anna Penisten; brother,
A Audrey S . Turnsr 81 SURVIVORS; 81 Sons;
Fitch; Sister, Mrs Cora Robey.
GREENFIELD-Mrs. Della Champlain
Custer. Survivor; Daughter. Mrs. j. A
Glpe.
FoRTv1LLE-Mr Margaret Humbles,
Emmery, Miss Matter Humbles and Mrs
Gertrude Bolander.
MIAMI-Mrs. Martha craner,r 70. Sur
step daHghter, Mrs. Alta TODD; brighter,
MoTrs snd Mrs avsh Neal
Mrs Mrs Ross ss Yager and Mrs. Maggie EIiers .
KOKOMC-Jesse Glaze, 80. Survivors:
Sons, Frank and Sam Glaze.
.BURLNGToNa1Mrs: Ella M. Pittman,
H E. and w. C. Pitman; sJep-daughter,
Mrs. John Gibson; brothers, S.. W., W. M.
Witter.
-KOKoMO-Mrs. Phoebe Ann Mcclure,
rs. Survivors: Sons Charles, Benton and
William; sisters, Mrs; Emmie Arthur; Mrs.
Viola Harrison and Mrs. Lizzie Anderson
brother, J. W. Dermitt.
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and John Robert; daughter, Miss Anna
beth 3. r Shseed t brothers, DR.. w. p Inflow,
DT ,,- rre et inlow and nd DR.. H. H.. Inflow 10
grandsonS, Walter Edward 'i' and ste ySaT
Crosby granddaughter, Mrs. Kathryn
James D. Miller 49, Survivors: Widow,
Nora; sons. James Jr. and Cecil; sisters,
Mrs. Elmer Whitaker, Mrs. Otto Dodds,
Mrs. Charles Osborne and Mrs. j. F.
Dunn; brothers, Verle and William
Miller.
EDINBURG-Mrs. Melvina shoffner 50.
Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ben Drybread,
mrs. Mary Schleuter and Mrs. Susie Max
well son Thomas shofner; brothers, Will
liam and John Russell.
g. WALEsB0RO-John zuckschwerdt, 54.
survivors: Brothers Christian, Nelson and
Ernest zuckschwerdt
HILLsBORo-Harvey McBroom, 70. Sur
vlvorS: Widow; Daisy, son, Fred; daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lucille Crumley.
VEEDERSBURG- Lille Scherer,
70. Survivors: Son, Earl; daughters, Mrs
Clero Herring and Mrs. Carrie Minnick
FRANKFORT-Shelby Milroy Barker, 90.
Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Viola Keever Bark
er; sister, Mrs Ross Cant: brothers. Lest
er, Charles, Theodore Samuel and Milton
Barker.
K0KoMo--Mrs. Mary K. Huestedden So.
Survivors: Sons, Joseph and Bernardo
daughters, Miss Catherine and Miss Jose
phlne Huestadden and Mrs. Sarah Schmidt
Survivors: Daughter. Mrs: Russell Wakes
brothers. Frank and John Bird sister,
Mrs. E. E. Lacy.
MoORELAND-Mrs. Goldie M. Bennett.
survivors; Sister, Mrs. Marie Wrightsman;
bert and Glen Wrightsman.
MICHIGAN CITY-Dr. E. o. Kruger,
SO. Survivors: Widow, Anita; sister, Mrs
H. K. zempel.
,LACRossE-Mrs, versie Rec Pinkerton,
ton.
MICHIGAN CITY-Mrs. Melna Hanra-
ban ban. y Survivors: Sons. Arthur and
Fred Benke. 81. Survivors, ~ Widow,
Carolyn; son. Julius; daughter, Mrs. Eva
r,S sEyMo 2gyE Holmes sunsucksr, %, Sur;
Vincent: daughter. Dolores; brothers, Seth
Hoyt. Herbert and Laban Hunsucker; Sis
ter os Mrs. F GhsrleS Rum sI3h;,nor.
Mrs Crawford Cox.
PERU--William Gochenour, 81. Sur;
Oliver; sister, Mrs. Hattie Mitten.
HoPE--Mrs. Freeman Harker, 80. Sur
and Mrs. Ben Kocher; sister, Mrs Sarah
Trotter; half-sisters, Mrs Ida Fitzpat-
rick and Mrs. Arthur May.
CONNERSVILLE-Arthur Warren, 40
Survivors: Wather, William: sisters, Mrs
Ethel Laurence and Mrs. Ruth Gardner.
ALEXANDRIA-Samue Humphrey. ST.
Survivors: Widow. Gertrude; sons, Alvey.
John and Norman; daughter, Frances;
half brothers, Sanford, Wesley and Cliff
ford; half-sisters, Mrs. Melissa McFenny
Mrs. Elsie Sanders and Geneva Humphrey.
SOMERSET-Mrs. Henrietta Brady Royal,
81. Survivors: Daughters. Lulu, Bonnie,
Geneva, Vada and kathleen; son, Edwards
step-daughters, Margaret and Lorene; step
sons, Stanley. Wilson and Francis; sister
Mrs: Mary A. Millican; brother, David
w. Brady.
LAP0RTE-Mrs. Louise G. Ellis, 50. Sur
daughterr;, Mrs. Mary Louise Johnson;
Frank, Fred and Ed Bickel
LAFAYETTE-W H Jackson Sur
ylvors: Widow; brothers. Harry and Grover
Jackson.
ELKHART-David E. Van Horn, 80.
CRoTHERSvILE-John B. Dorsey, 70.
Survivors, Widow, Emma; daughters, Mrs.
Minnie Mackillop and Mrs. Rosie CraW-
ford: son. Horace Dorsey.
Levi Swengel, 80. Survivors: Widow.
Fannie; sons John Thomas, Clarence and
Roy; daughters, Mrs Goldie Lewis:
brothers, William and Frank Swengel.
ROCHESTER-Howard w. Dubois. 40.
Survivors: Widow, three sons and daugh-
ter.
BEDF0RD-Edward E Farmer 49, Sur
viVors: Widow; son, J. B. Farmer; daugh-