THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Tuesday, October 20, 1959 Naomi Short DEATHS AND FUNERALS Ahlers Rites Tomorrow Funeral at Peru Services for William Ahlers, 63, 3245 Tulip, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, will be Services for Naomi R. Short, an Indianapolis resident lor two years, will be tomorow at 2:30 p.m. in the Eikenberry Maren Moller, 90, Born in Denmark Maren Moller, a native of.Denmark, outlived nine of her IS children. Mrs. Moller died yesterday in a nursing home at the age of 90.
at p.m. tomorrow at the G.H.Herrmann Funeral Home. I Burial will be in I Crown Hill. fi Mr. Ahles Lela M.
Graham Lela M. Graham, 59, 2047 N. LaSalle, died yesterday in Community Hospital. Services will be tomorrow in the G. H.
Herrmann Funeral Home at II a.m. with burial in Mt. pleasant Cemetery. Survivors include the husband, Melton; one daughter, Joanne Andrews, Indianapolis; one sister, Mallie Durham, Louisville, three brothers, Walter Bennett, Indianapolis, Indianapolis; Cecil Bennett, Galatin, Tenn. and Brody Bennett, Peoria, and two Louis Schmidt Dies at Age 73 Rites for Louis Schmidt, 73.
will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. A retired interior decorator who had resided in Indianapolis 12 years, Mr. Schmidt died yesterday in his home at 2407 Central.
He was a native of New York. Surviving are the widow, Flla a dauphter, Eleanor Keene Caine, Crawfordsville; a son, Bernard C. Schmidt, Indianapolis; three sisters, two brothers and eight Kellogg; two sons, Robert D. and William E. Ahlers, all of Indianapolis, and nine grandchildren.
George D. Shirk Services for George D. Shirk, who died yesterday in General Hospital, will be Thursday at 10 a.m. in the J. C.
Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be in Green Lawn Cemetery in Franklin. Born in New Castle, Mr. Shirk, 74, lived here 30 years Susie Mathews Funeral Friday Services for Susie Pearl Mathews, who was stricken with a heart ailment while at church Sunday, will be Friday at 1 p.m. in Good Samaritan Baptist Church.
Burial will be in Floral Park. Mrs. Mathews, 62, who lived at 3466 N. Kenwood, was born in Somerset, but lived here 43 years. She was a member of the church and the Sisters of Help.
Survivors include the hus- band, Edward two daughters, Eva Johnson and Roberta Jones; a son, Edward M. Mathews four sisters and" one brother, all of Indiana p. died Sunday in St. Francis Hospital. He was a spot welder for Mouron Co.
Services will be Thursday Funeral Home at Peru. Burial will be in Mt Hope Cemetery. Mrs. Short died Sunday at her home, 2201 N. Pennsylvania.
She had lived for many years in Peru. Surviving are the husband, Elmo; three daughters, Pauline Babbs. Indianapolis, and Debris Sunday and Mary Cook, both of Peru; two sons, Jerry Short, Indianapolis, and Guy Short, Tulsa, two sisters, four brothers and six grandchildren. at 10:30 a.m. me conKie Speedway Funeral Home.
Burial will be Concordia known In Marion County. Peter C. Moller, husband of Mrs. Moller, owned and operated a creamery for many years on what is known as Moller Road. i Mrs.
Moller came here from I her native Rosmus, Denmark, in 1SR9, married Mr. Moller Cemetery. and resided at 12 N. LaSalle. grandchildren.
The Moller name is well- Surviving are the widow, Inc. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of St. Mark's Lutheran Church. Surviving are the widow, Irene; a daughter, Margaret Mary; a daughter, Mrs. Harry Speed should go down with the sun.
Hawthorne, Indianapolis and two grandchildren. olis, and three grandchildren. FIDELITY TV-RADIO Presents and lived here the rest of her life. I Although she had little time POWERFUL TV for hobbies, she belonged to a knitting club and made many sweaters, socks and stockings for her 18 children. She was married in the First Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church and reared all her children in the church.
She was a member of the Ladies Aid of the church. 1 For the past four years she had made her home with a daughter, Christine Sorenson, 1435 22d. Other survivors are four daughters, Sine Stine, Lafa yette; Laura Howes, Jamestown; a i Hansen, Nevada, and Dagrnar Ford, Ukaih, four sons, Neils, Louie and Carl Moller, Indianapolis and D. Moller, Columbus, a sister, Marie gives you the brightest, sharpest, Borg, Denmark; 21 grandchil dearest picture ever seen on a TV screen dren, 42 great-grandchildren and four Rites Tomorrow for Wife of I.U. Ex-Sports Head Special to Tht Nwt nni rci i NO MONEY DOWN I OPEN TONIGHT 1 SI L-J11- I BLOOM INGTON.
Ind. Rites for Ethel Starr Cleven- ger, wife of Z. G. Clevenger, former Indiana University athletic director, will be at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow in Trini ty Episcopal Church.
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