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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1981 PACE 18 SEC. 1 r.OSTR tCT IIRIDCE U.S. WtAJHtlt SUKIAU OIHTUARIES Bentley And Besl Win Men's Club Two-Session Pair Championship Mrs. Walter lloger Dies; Rites Tuesday Mrs. Bertha M.

Boger, 57 years old, 645 Buchanan Street, died yesterday in St. Francis Hospi son, first; Mi Mabel Soberly ond WEJTWOOD COUNTRY CLU OuoMcnt brtdM wo plovd Nl Wfwood Country Club Tuewtav. with the following winner: North Sourn-Mr ond Mr Gene Nev blt, first; Mr and Mr Jerry Flander ond Mr. Willord March ond Mr. Roqer Merrimon, tied for third Eost-Wet Mr Harrison Blind ond Mr.

Fred EqDert, irt; Mr ond Mr. Frank Doiiev. second, ond Mr. ond Mrs. Jome G'bson, third EARLY BIRD DUPLICATE Member of the Early Bird Duplicate CKfb piove Thursdov morning at North Coiieqe Avenue North-South wmner were Mr Joeoh Brower and Mr George van; fir, Mr.

Roy Troxe! and Mr. Robert, second and Mr. Frank A. Poison and Mrs. George Jarvis third Fast West honor, went to Mr.

E. Morris and Mrs, Harold J. Casev, ftrs. Mr Clayton Siewjrt and Mr. Stanley Hoogland, second, ond Mr.

H. Barrett and Mr. Robert Forbes, third. NEWCOMERS DUPLICATE BRIDGE tn the Newcomer' duplicate game last for Daytine Sunday Figures Show High Temperatures Expected Into the southern Plateau. Warmer temperatures also are probable over northern and central Plains and In portions of the Ohio Valley.

It will continue cool in the mid-Atlantic states. (AP Wirephoto) WEATHER FORECAST Showers and thunderthowers are likely to extend today from the northern and central Plateau eastward through the northern and central Plains into the upper and mid-Mississippi Valley. It is expected to be warmer from California eastward Tlayers in the Men's Club completed their annual two-session club pair championship ith the final session played ist week in the Construction Building, Over-all winners were Jerry Bentley and William P. Best, lirst; Charles E. Madinger and C.JI.

Rowe second; Robert A. alhoun and Thomas E. Todd, third; John S. Lynn and John J. O'Keefe.

fourth, and Georee S. Owmgs and Maurice B. 'ells, fifth. Winners in the final session were Bentley and Best, first; George B. Davis and M.

E. Sale, second, and Calhoun and Todd, 1 UNITED BRIDGE CLU 'Mrs Jork Quirk ond George E. Kerr took top honors, North-South, in United ridge Club ploy Wednesday in the niqnls ot Columbus Hail. Foilowno them were Mrs R. F.

Banister ond Huqrt Link, second, ond Mr. orrt Mrs, Charles A. LeFebre, third East-West winners Y. K. Chiang ond (Juirk.

first; Mrs. Denver Fuller and Les Fenimore. second, and Mrs Roloh Ittenbnrh and Joseph Nieberd'ng ot Chirnoo. third ORNAMENTAL IRON i for Ponhcj Patios Koom 'Dividers a Coll Evenms Mr. WriBht.

AT 3-7047 or WA 4-2434 HOOSIER FENCE at the Young women Christian Association, winners were as follows: North-South-Mrs Ralph 5. DecKer ona Mrs George Sm th. first; Mrs. T. F.

Schmidt and Mrs. Wayne Geisel, sec ond, and Mr A no'd Mortord ond Mr. Mabel Rmker, third. East west-Mrs Fred W. Sommer and Mrs J.

H. DfHon, first. Mrs. C. D.

Roberts and Mrs John Cushino. second, and Mrs Robert Hoover and Mr. Harold J. Casev, third. INDIANA GEAR WORKS BRIDGE Howell Movement wo followed the bndge game ot the Indiana Gear Works Club tost week Top honor were won by Mr.

ond Mr. Leo Gootee Second highest were Mr and Mr. Robert Hunt. Ralph Sand ond Ricnord Deibel placed third. FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON OFFICERS CLUB The Fort Bentcmin Horrison Officers Club ptaved dupiicote games Thursday In the Officer Mess.

Winner in North-South piav were Lt. Cmdr. ond Mr. R. P.

Nickei. first, and Col. and Mr. W. G.

Cleveland, second. Tied for third place were Col. and Mr. Harry Burton with Col. and Mrs.

Georae C. Smith. Taking honors Eost-West ploy were Mai and Mrs. Moore, first; Mr. C.

Robert and Mr Oneita Ttppev. second, ond Lt. and Col. A. Haenel ond Lt.

William T. Hoi com 6 third. CIVIC BRIDGE CLUB Winners in the Civic Bridqe Club gomes Fnday in the Marott Hotel were, North-South, Mr. ond Mrs. S.

A. Robin SfilLE PLASTIC WALL TILE 1 ASPHALT TILE 5 WITH PURCHASE OF SUFFICIENT MASTIC AND TRIM DISCOUNT TILE 6106 E. Wash. FL 6-3572 916 Brood Ripple Ave. CL 1-2736 Open (Mori, and S) Cletis Patterson, Salesman, Dits Cletis M.

Patterson, 60 years old, died yesterday in his home at 592S Rosslyn Avenue. For the last i i months he had been a sales man at Ogle Buick Inc. and previously he was sales man ager at Monarch Buick Com pany Inc. A native of Looeootee. Mr.

Patterson resided in Indian apohs 32 years. He was member of Christ the King Catholic Church. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in St, John Catholic Church at Loogootee, with burial in the church cemetery. Survivors include the wid ow, Mrs.

Lecilia Patterson and two brothers, Otis Patter' son of Corpus Christi. Tex. and Hinton Patterson of Mid dletown, O. Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary here until noon tomorrow and later at the Miller Funeral Home, Loo gootee. Chester A.

Whisman Chester A. Whisman, 69 years old, general foreman for the Railway Express Agency for 45 years, died yesterday in his home, 1525 North La Salle Street. Born in Kentucky, Mr. Whisman had been a resident of Indianapolis for 55 years, He retired from his position with the express agency in 1958 and for three years was crossing guard at Public School No. 54.

He was a mem ber of Brookside Masonic Lodge. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Jor dan Funeral Home, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery. Survivors include the wi dow, Mae Whisman; two sons, Norman R. and Kenneth M.

Whisman, both of Indianapolis; a brother, Ray Whisman of Dayton, a sister, Mrs. Mary Shackleford of Campton, eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Pearl E.Arndt Funeral services for Pearl E. Arndt, 71 years old, a retired plumber, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the McCord Funeral Home at Oaklandon, with burial in Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens.

Mr. Arndt resided at 8249 Bash Street, Castleton. He died Friday in his home. He was a native of London, and a veteran of World War I. Survivors include the wid Mrs.

Daisy Arndt; five daughters, Mrs. Edward Bowman, Mrs. William Crawford, Mrs. Robert Beetem, Mrs Luther Sevier and Mrs. Leah Arndt; four sons, Joseph William Richard G.

and Steven Arndt, all of Indian apolis, and 11 grandchildren Steve Illy Steve Illy, 78 years old. 1551 Hoyt Avenue, died yes terday in St. Vincent's Hos pital. He was born in Austria and resided in Indianapolis most his life. He was employed a loading dock worker by New York Central Rail tu years and was a member of Calvary Tabernacle Church.

Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Wilson Chapel of the Chimes with burial in Mem Park Cemetery. Survivors include two sons. Steve Illy and Frank Illy; daughter, Mrs. Margaret Lerock, all of Indianapolis grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Virgil E. Cftsuell Funeral services for Virgil Caswell. 62 years old, 2103 46th Street, will be held 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in Harry Moore Arlington Chapel. burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Vi Price Sale! Kirk's Close-out cious Chests will lin. tal. A native of Evansville, she had resided in Indianapolis 35 years. Funeral services will be held at I p.m. Monday in the J.

C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes, with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include the husband, Walter R. Boger; two sons, Carl A. and Clifford R.

Boger and a daughter, Mrs. Doris J. Harlow, all of Indianapolis; four sisters. Mrs. So phia Miller and Mrs.

Pauline Schmitt, both of Evansville, Mrs. Florence Montgomery of Fort Branch and Miss Minnie Boger of Indianapolis, and six grandchildren. Mrs. Ida R. True Dies; Rites Monday Funeral services for Mrs.

Ida R. True, 85 years old, a former resident of Indianapolis, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Flanner Buchan an Broad Kippie Aiortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cem etery. died Friday in her home at Kokomo where she had lived 30 years.

She was the widow of James F. True, a Spanish American War veteran. Born in Hancock County, she was a resident of Indian apolis 40 years. She moved to Kokomo in 1931 and was a member of the Free Method ist Church there. Survivors include a daugh ter, Mrs.

Martin J. Luichinge of Indianapolis, one grand child, and three great-grand children. Mrs. St rebel Funeral services for Mrs Katherine M. Strebel.

86 years old, 405 Vi East 30th Street will be held Monday at 8.30 m. in Kirby Mortuary and at a.m. in St. Mary's Catholic Church here, and at 10 a.m. Tuesday in St.

Joseph Catholic Church at Logansport. Burial will be in St. Vincent's Ceme tery at Logansport. Mrs. Strebel died Friday in her home.

Born at Logansport, she moved to Indianapolis in 1923. Survivors include three aughters, Mrs. Marie M. Stre bel. Mrs.

Theresa Gibson and Mrs. Geneva C. Miller and a son, Valentine J. Strebel all or Indianapolis; two sisters Mrs. Josephine Tanguy of Logansport and Mrs.

Eda Rody of Peru; a brother. Otto Wag ner of Peru, eight grandchil dren and 15 great-grandchil dren. Sparks Coburn Funeral services for Sparks Coburn, 44 years old, 2934 South Lockburn Street, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in Con-kle Speedway Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Mr.

Coburn died Tfiuisday in St. Francis Hospital. He was born at Mount Sterling, and resided in Indianapolis 25 years. He was employed as a carpenter by the Lathrop Construction Company. Survivors include the widow, Mrs.

Edith Coburn; a daughter. Miss Wanda Fay Coburn of Miami, a stepdaughter. Mrs. Dorothy Davidson of Indianapolis, and his mother, Mrs. Maggie Coburn of Mount Sterling.

Mrs. McQuiston Funeral services for Mrs. Alberta McQuiston, 69 years old. R.R. 12, Indianapolis, will be held at 8:15 a.m.

Mon day in Holy Spirit Catholic Church. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery at Frank Friends may call at the Kir by Mortuary. Mrs. McQuiston died Thurs day in Marion County General Hospital. She was born at Franklin and resided in In dianapolis 49 years.

She was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Edith Paulson of Oakland, Cat. I fx at W. at Jerry Dunlevy.

second, ond Mis Ma'ge Qumn ond Mr. Wayne Warren, third East-West winner were Mr. E. W. Choille and Mr.

E. Ittenbach, flrt. Tied for second and third places wtrt Mr. J. Morns and Mr.

R. Hoover with M. L. MocManut ond W. A.

Simpson. WOMEN'S DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB The Women Duplicate Bridge Club piavtd Friday in the Knights of Coiutn but Hall. Winner in North South ploy were Mr. Fred Schmidt and Mr. J.

Sfattord, first. Mr. D. A Sweeney ond Mr. Howord Morrison were tied Mrs R.

Richardson and Mr. Howard Griffin In East West play first and second places were tied with Mr. Wayne Geisel and Mr. James Dillon tie-no Mrs. F.

Banister ond Mr. Fred Mitch Mr. John Cushing and Mr. Fred Gl. Christ were third.

Western Electric Bridge Club The annua) Club Championship Team of Four gome of the Western Electric Bridge Club were pioyed Friday in the Young Women's Christian Association, First place honors went to Frank M. Warren, Fred N. Wilson and Mr. ond Mrs. Jack Quirk.

A tie for second and third places resulted in Mr. and Mr. John W. Luche, H. E.

Ferguson and W. Lommer taking honor with Mr L. Aihton, William E. Qumn, Joseph Hogard and Stanley Snider. There also was a tit tor fourth and fifth place.

Winners were Mr. and Mr V. A Haivorsen. Mr. ond Mrs.

E'mer E. Booth tieing with Joseph A. Chasey, Georae Auit, John Smilanic ond L. T. Nelson.

business F.iluration Council Elects Head Miss Jane Hicks, a teacher at Harry E. Wood High School, will be installed as president of the Indianapolis Business Education Council at a dinner meeting in the Heritage Restaurant at 6:30 p.m. Friday. Other new officers to be installed are Bruce V. Mitchell, Arsenal Technical High School faculty member, vice president; Mrs.

Ruth Malone of Crispus Attucks High School, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Genevieve Keehn of Shortridge High School and William Guess of Technical, both board members. Newspaper Scooped Mesquite, Tex. (UPI) The Texas Mesquiter newspaper reported a scoop of which it was not very proud. The weekly's publisher told police a burglar scooped $48.50 from the cash box in two night raids on the newspaper office.

sale of these spa save you money! I II this 40-inch high of all wood in your ow. a of Marion County Only of Open Mon. and Thurs. Nights Until 8:30 P.M. 1921.

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for pany 72 Butler lived Church oaDnfr Clhes' ALL SOLID WOOD NEW PLEXTONE FINISH STATISTICS' Official Records Wealhor Data Umltd Stain Wtalhtr tyrcnu SdmioI Riport lor Tit Indianapolis Star Sun rise am. Sun tilt 7. Si p.m. AIRPORT DATA YCSTCRDAY Precipitation, hours, la 7 p.m. .13 Total amounl Jan.

I 24 0 Accumulated ltparturt Irom normal tinto Jan. I (Excosi) 9 70 Moan Itmperature 55 Degree davs Id Accumulated degroe days since July I SJ0I Normal accumulation lor this date BAROMETER REAOINCI 1 2V 32 pm. 29 21 II 29.20 TEMPERATURES 1 a 54 3 a 49 a 49 1 o.m Jl 9 am 51 1 p.m 53 3 54 5 p.m..., 59 7 p.m 60 9 p.m 57 II p.m 54 Minimum 4 Recprd (1194) 11 am 60 Maximum 62 Record 90 (1921- 1941) FOR THE SAME DATE LAST YEAR Woiimum 79 I Minimum 60 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME Weother ol 7 p.m. High Low Albuquerque. N.M Clear 90 59 Amariiio, Tex Cloudy 14 61 Atlanta, Ca Clear II 61 Bismarck.

Clear 74 3 Boston, Mass 4S Brownsville. Tex Clear 19 69 Bultalo, PtCldy 61 40 Chicago, III Clear 59 51 Cincinnati, PtCldV 67 50 Denver, Col. PlCldy 62 5) Detroit, Mich Cloudy 69 46 Dululh, Minn PtCldy 7 43 Evansville, Ind Cloudy 71 50 Fort Wayne. Ind PlCldy 63 44 Fort Worth. Tex Clear S9 0 Kansas City, Mo Cloudy 65 56 Little Rork, Ark.

PlCldy II 4 Los Angeles, Cal Clear 53 Louisville. Ky Cloudy 6 4 Miami, Fla. PlCldy 17 76 Milwaukee, Wis Cloudy 64 50 Minneapolis, Minn Clear 6.1 42 New Orleans, Le PlCldy 7 66 New York, N.Y PtCldy 70 50 Norfolk, Va Omaha, 6.1 58 Phoenix, Ariz Clear 61 Pittsburgh. Pa 62 .16 Portland, Me ee 4 Portland, Ore Cloudy 61 54 St. Louis, Mo Cloudy eJ 4f Son Antonio.

Tex. PtCldy 91 72 San Francisco. Col Cloudy 59 52 Sauit Ste. Mane, Mich. Cloudy 65 .19 Seattle.

Wash Cloudy 66 53 South Bend, tnd PlCldy 39 Springfield. Ill Cloudy 67 50 Tampa, Fla Clear 70 Tucson, Aril Clear 91 59 Washington, D.C Cloudy 4f, Vital Statistic! BIRTHS Coleman Hospital Bovs-Robert and Karen 8ubenzer(. Euqene and Ruth Poto Girls-Russell and Dianna Clintory Charles and Julia Schode, Robert oni Jo Ann Thompson. Community Hospital Boys-Gary and Barbara Wetherairl, Ronald and Charlotte Bruce, Robert and Josephine Nevins, L. ond Betty Owens, James ond Maxme Goodiet, Charles and Crystal Osborne, Ivan anil Anna Wary.

Girls-Joseph ond Veima Nuebifng, Rob-: ert ond Vera Fans, James and Peogy Myers. Frank and Chloe Ptrry Albert and Jo Ann Muibarker. Marian County General Hospital Boys-Carl ond Irene Gilpin, Howard) and Florena Langford Girl-John ond Martha Green, Methodul Hospital 1 Boys-Robert ond Josephine Curry. Harry ond Ruth Richardson, George and Kathleen tteel. Girl-Ernest and Mary Gilman.

St. Francis Hospital Boys-Garnett and Leona Shoffner, David and Jud'th Burmeister, Leroy and Ruth Moore. Girls-Jerome ond Margel DeVal. Charles and Ruth Marlon. Richard E.

McCreary Funeral services for Richard E. McCreary, 76 years old, 958 North Pennsylvania Street, who died Friday in a local nursing home, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Flan ner 8c Buchanan lau trecK Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. A lifelong resident of Indi anapolis, Mr.

McCreary was a former real estate salesman. He also was a former local sales representative for a casket company in St. Louis Mo. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Maude McCreary; a daughter, Mrs.

John G. Williams; a son, Richard E. McCreary Jr. of Weismar, a sister, Mrs. Clay Aldridge of Winchester, three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

Thomas Rohn Danville, Ind. (Spl.) Thomas Rohn. 79 years old, R.R. 2, Danville, a retired Advance hardware store owner and resident of Boone County most tf his Life, died yesterday in his home. Mr.

Rohn moved to Hendricks County following his retirement in 1937. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Baker Funeral Home at Danville, with burial in the lOOF Cemetery at Jamestown. Suvivors includa the widow, Mrs.

Gertrude Rohn; a son, William Rohn of Danville; two) daughters, Mrs. William Heath of Lebanon and Mrs. Merrill C. Caldwell of Advance, and five grandchildren. C.

O. Hoffmann, Exca va I int Firm Official, Dies Christian O. (Chris) Hoffmann, 71 years old, secretary-treasurer of John Hoffman Sons a family-operated excavating firm, died yesterday in his home at 1214 North" Hawthorne Lane, Mr. Hoffmann joined the firm in 1936. He was a drafts man for the former Atlas Engine Works 20 years.

A member of Brightwood Methodist Church, Mr. Hoffmann was a member of Veritas Masonic Lodge No. 608, Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine, Royal Order of Jesters, Catling Gun Club, was captain of Murat Gun Club, a director of the Uniform Bodies Club and a member of Murat 20 5 Club. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Harry W.

Moore Arlington Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Charlotte Hoffmann; two sisters Mrs. Hazel Grimes of Indianapolis and Mrs. Marie Fisher of Greenfield, and four brothers, Harvey Howard Virgil L.

and John H. Hoffmann, all of Indianapolis. Vaughn Thomas Funeral services for Vaughn Thomas, 52 years old. 3701 Shelby Street, Apartment C6, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in the George H.

Herrmann Funeral Home, with entomb ment in Washington Park Mausoleum. Mr. Thomas, who died Fri day in Methodist Hospital, operated the Happy Hollow Trailer Lodge since 1942. A native of Bloom, he resided in Indianapolis 41 years. Survivors include the wid ow, Mrs.

Gertrude M. Thomas; two daughters, Mrs. loanne VanWinkle of Lafayette and Mrs. Patricia Martindale of Fort Wayne; his mother, Mrs. Nettie B.

Thomas of Indianapolis; a brother, Wayne Thomas of Santa Ana. two sisters, Mrs. Blanche Sturdevant aid Mrs. Sylvia Sturdevant, both of Indianapolis, and five grandchildren. IS'elson E.

Elliott Nelson E. Elliott, 87 years old. a retired assembler for the Thomas and Skinner steel products company, died yesterday in a local nursing home. Mr. Elliott resided at 1205 South Villa Avenue.

He retired 1949. A native of Fort Wayne, he resided in Indianapolis 70 years. Funeral services will be held 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in Harry Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Survivors include a son, Edwin E. Elliott of Indianapolis, and four grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Fred IV. Yorger Fred W. Yorger.

78 ears old. died yesterday in his home 3124 West 16th Street. He formerly was a butcher, but had operated his own peony gardens at 3100 West 16th Street the last 20 years. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Yorger was a member of the Knights of Pythias.

Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Stevens Chapel of the Flowers. Burial will be in Crown Hill Ceme-terv Survivors include two sons. all of Indianapolis, and six grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. tuary.

Graveside services will be held at 2:30 p.m. in the Brooksburg Cemetery. Survivors include a sister. Mrs. Katherine Able of Louis Mrs.

Garrettson, Doctor's Widow, Dies In Hospital Mrs. Jessie E. Garrettson, 74 years old, 4534 Washington Boulevard, died yesterday in Community Hospital. Born at Crawfordsville, Mrs. Garrettson was a resident of Indianapolis 60 years.

She was the widow of Dr. John A. Gar an Indianapolis ear-nose-throat specialist who died in 1944. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. She also was a member of the board of the Flower Mission Clinic and a charter member of the clinic's 1908 Club.

Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in the Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. A sister, Mrs. Guy A.

Steele of Fort Wayne, is the only immediate survivor. William E. llrobst Noblesville, Ind. (Spl.) Services for William E. Brobst, 76 years old, Westfield, who died Friday in Riverview Hospital here, will be held at 10 a.m.

Monday in the Coal trin Funeral Home at Nobles ville. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis. Mr. Brobst formerly oper ated a chain of restaurants In Indianapolis and Louisville, Ky. A native of Howard County, he lived in Hamilton County 47 years.

He was a member of the Christian Church, Masonic and Elks lodges and Murat Shrine. Survivors include the wid ow, Lenna E. Brobst; a son, William E. Brobst and a daughter, Mrs. Martha L.

Hecht, both of Nblesville, two grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Mrs. Dora Yuryan Lebanon, Ind. (Spl.) Fu neral services for Mrs. Dora May Yaryan, 74 years old, a Thorntown resident since 1952 who died Friday in Witham Hospital here, will be held at 2:30 p.m.

Monday in the Russell and Hitch Funeral Home at Thorntown. She was a mery County native and lived many years in the Waveland com munity. Survivors include three sons, Lee and Charles Yaryan, both of Indian apolis, and Max Yaryan of Lebanon; nine daughters, Mrs. Paul Poole and Mrs. Damon Copas, both of Thorntown, Mrs.

Stanley Covault of Darlington, Mrs. Albert Paugh of Huntington, Mrs. Dale Springer of Wayne-town, Mrs. Carl McAfee of Indianapolis, and Mrs. John Terry, Mrs.

Powers Coomers and Mrs. Tom Rubintino, all of Benton, 37 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchil dren and a brother, Fred Light- cap of Lafayette. William G. Frost Greenfield, Ind. (Spl.) William G.

Frost, 64 years old. Greenfield, former operator of restaurants in several Hancock County towns, died yesterday in his home. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Pasco Memorial Mortuary here, with burial in Park Cemetery. Survivors include the widow.

Mrs. Freida Frost; two daughters. Mrs. Robert Millis of Greenfield and Mrs. Paul Logan of Morristown; a son, William F.

Frost of Greenfield, four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mrs. Anna Hall Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Hall. 91 years old, who died Friday in Marion County General Hospital, will be held at 10 a.m.

Tuesday in the McCord Funeral Home at Oaklandon, with burial in the Odd Fellows Cemetety there. Mrs. Hall, a native of Castle ton. resided at Lawrence JU years. Survivors include two sons.

Lee Irwin of Carmcl and Charles Irwin of Indianapolis, nine grandchildren and 23 -3 I ttti Regular 24.95 urn 2 to a customer Mr. Caswell died Friday in Marion County General Hos He was a shipping clerk Ropke Engraving Com Inc. He was born at Conncrsville and resided in Indianapolis 56 years. He was a member of the Brookside Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite and Shrine. of storage in Sturdily built Survivors include the wid Mrs.

Nondas Caswell and sister, Mrs. Grace K. Abel Indianapolis. Mrs. Ilutchcrtijt Friends here yesterday Always Name Your choice of Gray-tone or Brown-tone finish.

Easy sliding drawers with matching drawer pulls. 28-in. wide and ISYj-in. deep. I Own ME 4 4536 Phone Orders Terms Accepted Free Delivery in learned of the death Thursday Mrs.

Gertrude Hutchcraft. Mrs. Cordia Brooks Mrs. Cordia Brooks, 88 years old. 2843 Central Avenue, died yesterday a local nursing home.

A native of Brooksburg in Jefferson County, she resided in Indianapolis 60 years. She was a member of Broadway Methodist Church; Queen Esther Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, and Olive Branch of Rebekah Lodge. Funeral services will be held years old, a native of Indianapolis and 1911 graduate of University who had 215 W. WASHINGTON IT. 001OT Tm tTATl MI.

4-453 at Tulsa. since Mrs. Hutchcraft was a mem of Trinity Episcopal at Tulsa and Kanna Services were held yester- at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Flanner i day at Tulsa. i great-grandchildren.

and Buchanan Fall Creek Mot- ville. Ky. 'm J-.