The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • 14

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Tuesday, Junt 14, 1955 Paf 14 Qojw9 Motif Dizzy days, dizzy days! When money isn't there To buy the thing8 you need so much But say! Are you aware Of all the gifts that you can get With those TOP VALUE STAMPS? Mary F. Jordan Rites will be held for Mary F. Jordan, 67, 801 Locke, at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Patton Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Floral Park Cemetery.

Mrs. Jordan, wife of William Jordan, died yesterday at her home, Survivors are the husband, a daughter, Hazel Henderson, Indianapolis; a sister, Suzle Hawthorne, Mt. Sterling, five grandchildren and two DEATHS AND FUNERALS William Augustin One of 14 Children Funeral servicei for William Mr. and Mr. John Augustin, E.

Augustin, 22, 1518 State, six sisters, Sister Marie Poro be at 8:30 a.m. Thursday at thy, Sister Mary Michelle, Uuck Funeral Home, 1158 S. S.P., Rita, Charlotte, Dolores Meridian, and St. Patrick'i and Jean, and seven brothers, Catholic Church at 9 a.m. Burial John, Joseph, Louis, Thomas, Anthony Hessman Burial Thursday Services for Anthony (Tony) Hessman, 69, 815 N.

will be conducted at 8:30 a.m. Thursday at Grinsteiner Funeral Home and at 9 a.m. in Little Flower Catholic Church. Mr, Hessman, an employee of the Climax Machinery Co. for 30 years, died yosterday one month after his wife's death.

lie was born in Reading, and came to Indianapolis 60 years ago. Burial will be in Calvary Glasses, toasters, luggage, clocks, Electric razors, lamps? Mary Miller Burial Here Funeral services will be held here for Mary Brinkman Miller, who died yesterday in Glendale, Cal. She was 84. The widow of Louis Miller, she was born in Indianapolis and had lived here until moving to California six years ago. She was a member of St.

Mark's Lutheran Church here. a Survivors include three sisters. Mrs. Lilly Simpson, 3928 Kenwood; Mrs. Emma Belles, 8124 Prospect, and Mrs.

Frieda McClelland, Glendale, with whom she had lived. Marie C. Gill James, Robert and Richard. will be in Calvary Cemetery. n.

Cemetery. A daughter, Frances Hess- Lula Roe to Be Buried in Lincoln Memory Gardens ViJuej man; a son, Anthony, L. Hessman, and two brothers, Hairy and George, survive. One of 14 children, Mr. Au-pustin died yesterday in the West 10th Street Veterans Administration Hospital.

He had been a patient the hospital four months. A Marine Corps sergeant, Augustin received the Purple Heart Medal while fighting in Korea. Until the time of his illness he had been employed as a printer and lithographer. Mr. Augustin attended St.

Patrick's grade school and St. Meinrad Seminary before entering the Marine Corps. He is survived by his parents, Finer Memorials at Lower cost for SO years, sniAii lit Monuments Markers Phone TA 3232 32rf Northwtttern Ave. Indianapolit Branch at Conneriville, Intl. Services will be at Harry W.

Moore Peace Chapel at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow for Marie Cora Gill, 67. Burial will follow in Memorial Park. Mrs. Gill died Sunday at her home, 1143 E.

10th. Her husband, Harry W. Gill, died last December. Only survivors are two half brothers and a half sister. Sadie M.

Bimson' Funeral services for Sadie M. Bimson will be held Friday in Niagara Falls, N.Y. She died here yesterday, Miss Bimson, 73, was a native of Niagara Falls and had lived here three years. She Is survived by her sister, Iva Walker, 759 Berkley. STAR-NEWS Quick-Action WANT ADS Get Fast Results I Mi -I t.

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Mrs. Roe, a native of Martins-ville, died last night at her home. Finest Assortment Short Sleeve Survivors include her husband, Omer; two sons, Wendell Roe, Indianapolis, and Earl Gerdenich Services Set for Tomorrow An Indianapolis builder, Maten G. Gerdenich, will be buried tomorrow in Calvary Cemetery after services at 8:30 a.m. in Kirby Mortuary and at 9 a.m.

in Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. The 59-year-old native of Austria died Sunday in St. Vincent's Hospital. He lived at 5555 W. 71st.

He came ot this country in 1923. He was president of both the Gerdenich Realty Co. and the Realty and Construction Co. Before entering the construction field, Mr. Gerdenich was a mechanical engineer at Diamond Chain Co.

from 1923 to 1929. As a hobby Mr. Gerdenich raised polled Hereford show cattle. He was a member of several Hereford associations. He also was a member of Indianapolis Real Estate Board, Columbia Club and Pike Towr-ship Parent-Teacher Association.

Survivors include the widow, Margaret E. Gerdenich; two sons, Joseph Maten Gerdenich and Maten G. Gerdenich II, all of Indianapolis; three sisters, the Rev. Mother Chrysantha of Lorain, Julia and Kathryn Gerdenich, both af Austria, and a brother, the Rev. Moric Gerdenich of Hungary.

Heath Burial Roe, Daytona Beach, seven daughters, Mrs. Ralph Norris, Mrs. Charles Ballinger, Mrs. Robert E. Newland, Mrs.

Carl Graham and Mrs. George Roberts, all of Indianapolis: Mrs. Arba Gooch, Temperance, mm mm AO ana Mrs. Tom Ferguson, Haywood, Cal and one sister, Miss Lillian Lehr, Indianapolis. Elizabeth Foltz Dies Week Before 5 50th Anniversary WrlnM-shed Cotton Chambray! Machine Washable! Seven Hew Pastel Shades! Sizes Small, Medium, Large, Extra large! Elizabeth M.

Foltz died today, just one week before she would have celebrated her in Illinois golden wedding anniversary. Mrs. Foltz, 70, died in St. Vincent's Hospital after an illness of six years. She lived at 2259 N.

Pennsylvania. Bom in Madison, she came to Indianapolis at the age of 18. Survivors include her husband, Frank B. Foltz; two daughters, Mrs. Howard J.

Mc-Davitt, 5336 E. Washington, and Mrs. Hugh L. Keegan, Tokyo, and one brother and four sisters. Funeral services will be Thursday at 9:30 a.m.

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Miss Heath, the daughter of ALSO: Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Heath, In dianapolis, died yesterday at the Robert Long Hospital. She was a member of the the Dad who prefers Long Sleeve Trinity Episcopal Church. A native of Indianapolis, Miss Heath attended Shortridge High School and was graduated from Tudor Hall and the Colby Junior College, New London, N.H.

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PENNEY'S STREET FLOOR MEN'S STORE Mortuary and 10 a.m. at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery.

Charles F. Turner Services for Charles F. Turner, 37-y ear-old Indianapolis truck driver killed Sunday in a train crossing accident near Erie, will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Grin-steiner Funeral Home. Burial will be Floral Park Cemetery.

Mr. Turner, who lived at 240 N. Davidson, was an employee of the Mid-States Freight Lines for the last 13 years. Rerouted over a detour while on the way to Buffalo, Mr. Turner drove his truck into the path of a train filled with baseball fans.

Survivors include the widow, Dollie Marie Turner; a daughter, Judith Ann Turner; a stepdaughter, Judith Ann Cooper, and five brothers and two sisters. Loree Sedam Loree C. Sedam, an employee of the Polk Milk Co. 30 years, died last night at Methodist Hospital. He was 68.

Services are planned for 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Shirley Brothers West Chapel. BTirialwill be at Crown Hill Cemetery. A native of Switzerland County, Mr. Sedam had been a resident of Indianapolis 50 years.

He lived at 905 N. Rochester. Survivors here are a step mum, uiuiiiiiiMia uiftiubiaiiiiiiiii for Dad's summer sporfs 'ri leisure select from fwo styles HtLm nMrip-n fltfflFM jmuiu in Home at 76 Services for Katherine Harakas, 76, who died today at her home, 923 W. 34th, will be Thursday at 1 p.m. in Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary.

Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Born in St. Louis, Mrs. Harakas had lived in Indianapolis 50 years. Survivors include the husband, Michael P.

Harakas; four daughters, Mrs. Russell Snellen-berger, Mrs. Roland Reddick, Mrs. Earl Bradley and Mrs. George Gillegan, all of Indianapolis; two sons, George and Peter Harakas, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Margaret Fitzgerald, Indianapolis, 14 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren.

Wallace Singleton Singleton, 63-year-old brickmason of 2821 E. Vermont, will be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery after services at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Mr. Singleton died yesterday.

A native of Sanford, he came here from Danville about 10 years ago. Surviving are the widow, Mabel L. Singleton; one son, Walter K. Singleton, and one daughter, Mrs. Donald Ray, all of Indianapolis; the mother, Mrs.

Garland Singleton; one brother, Walter Singleton, and one sister, Mayme Singleton, all of Sanford, and four grandchildren. Bernice Richardson Rites will be Thursday for Bernice I. Richardson who died Sunday at her home, 726 S. Reisner. Airhnn SLACKS row daughter, Ruby Farley; two stepsons, Vernon R.

and Charles H. Taylor; a sister, Alfa Fletcher, and two grandchildren. A brother, Harry Sedam, lives in California. Thelma J. Groves Funeral services will be held Thursday for Thelma J.

Groves, who died yesterday in St. Fran cis Hospital. 98 Mrs. Groves, 58, a native of Terre Haute, lived here 10 years at 1830 E. Bradbury.

Survivors include the husband, Clarence S. Grove; a son, Robert M. Elastic Waist, Boxer Style! Coast Model, Dress Style! Green, Brown, Blue and Grey! Groves, and eight grandchildren, all of Indianapolis. Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at G.

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PENNEY'S STREET FLOOR MEN'S STORB Mrs. Richardson, 44, was employed at Walt's supermarket. She is survived by her husband, Frank F. Richardson; a brother, Frank Lindsey; a stepdaughter, June Marie Hargis, and five grandchildren. Services will be Thursday at 10 a.m.

in Conkle West Michigan Funeral Home, with burial at the Old Union Cemetery. former Indianapolis resident, who died yesterday in Ft. Myers, will be held here Thursday. She was 87. Survivors include a son, Dur-ward Staley, 3621 Guilford.

The funeral will be 3 p.m. Thursday at Hisey and Titus Mortuary. Burial will be at Crown Hill Cemetery. "1.