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Thursday, Novtmbr 3, Ifti THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS C. R. Walter Dies at Horse Race BABY KILLED AS AUTO OVERTURNS cago; a sister, Nell Stone-cipher, Franklin, and a brother, Frank Walter, Corydon. Mary Miller Mary L. Miller, 67, died yesterday in her home, 621 N.

Tacoma. A life resident of Indianapolis, Mrs. Miller was a member of St. Philip Neri Catholie Church and its Altar Society, Services will be at 8:30 a.m. Saturday in Feeney Feeney Frank Purner Services for Frank Purner, S8, 433 S.

Butler, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with burial at Kilmore. He died yesterday in Community Hospital. Born in Clinton County, Mr. Purner lived in Indianapolis 30 years and worked 14 years before retirement as an eleva State Library -Law Is Upheld The Indiana Supreme Court has upheld the constitutionality of the 1947 state library law.

The law provides for the organization of separate corporations for library purposes and includes authority for tax levies. The unanimous opinion, written by Judge Arch N. Bob-bitt, affirmed a Lake Circuit Court ruling in a taxpayer's suit brought to stop construction of a new library in Gary. Delilah E. Allen Delilah E.

Allen, 51, 1515 N. Olney, died yesterday in Community Hospital. A life resident of Indianapolis, Mrs. Allen retired in 1957 as a secretary at the U.S. Rubber Co.

Formerly she was employed by Allis-Chalmers Co. She was a member of Centenary Christian Church and Brookside Eastern Star. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel with burial in Washington Park Cemetery East.

are the husband, Paul C. Allen; a daughter, KIXDER, was injured fatally in an auto crash in Germany, the mother, Mrs. Stanford Craig of Bedford, was notified yesterday. The father, Donald L. Kinder, lives in Indianapolis.

The body is being returned to Bed Charles R. Walter, 73, former Indianapolis resident, died of a heart attack yesterday while attending a horse race at Churchill Downs, Louisville, Ky. Born at Corydon, Mr. Walter left Indianapolis in 1932 to become plant superintendent for Monarch Storage Battery Co. in Philadelphia.

In Indianapolis he was general inspector of the Prest-O-Lite Corp. plant 19 years. He was a member of Capital City Masonic Lodge and Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed Church. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in Ratterman Brothers Funeral Home, Louisville, with graveside services at 11:30 a.m.

Saturday in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis. Survivors are the widow, Hester Black Walter; a daughter, Miss Anne C. Walter, Chi Irvington Funeral Home, and at 9 a.m. in St. Philip Nerl Church with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Survivors are the husband, Robert Miller, and three sisters, Agnes, Cline and Edna i Indianapolis, and Elizabeth Baker, Pittsboro. Thomas D. Powell Services for Thomas Denver Powell, 52, 1331 N. Bolton, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.

He died yesterday in Community Hospital. A life resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Powell was a truck driver for Kingan's 30 years. He was a member of Pentalpha Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and Englewood Christian Church. Survivors are a son, Ward N.

Powell; two sisters, Hattie Derrett, Camby, and Mary Arnold, Beech Grove, and two half-brothers, Leslie and Jesse Powell, Indianapolis. A 15-month-old boy was hurled to his death last night when a car driven by his father ran off Ind. 9 west of Norristown and overturned. He was ACIE GVVALTNEY son of Mr. and Mrs.

Acie Gwaltney of Equality, 111. The 21-year-old mother, Donna, was injured slightly, police said. The father was not hurt. At Richmond, 76-year-old MARION MURPHY was killed today when the bicycle he was riding was struck by a car. Police said he was en route to a furniture store where he fired a furnace.

A 19-year-old Bedford soldier, PFC. DONALD ALLAN tor operator in the Chamber of Commerce building. He was a member of the Moran Methodist Church. Survivors are two sons, Russell Purner, Indianapolis, and Claude Purner, Allentown, two daughters, Miss Ruby Purner and Mildred Unversaw, Indianapolis; a brother, Willis Purner, Walla Walla. five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Alice Miller; a son Paul C. Al ford for services. Young Kinder was a football player while attending Bedford High School. He was graduated last year, then enj-tered the Army. A 22-year-old Linton man, DONALD McHALEY, died today of injuries suffered yesterday when the car in which he was riding overturned on Ind.

54 east of Linton. The driver, 23-year-old Alva M. Payne, also of Linton, was injured critically. len her mother, Ethel Frid-dle, Indianapolis; a brother, Robert Friddle, Ft. Wayne, and three grandchildren.

Professor to Speak Sptcial to Th Nw RICHMOND, Ind. Hanne J. Hicks, professor of elementary education at Indiana University will speak at dedication of the new wing of Fairview School Sunday. 1 Gas-Oil-Electric IMMED. INSTALL TERMS i CENERAlO ELECTRie lflC SHEET METAL CO.

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