The News-Sentinel 1937 - Fulton County Public Library

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Winamac, Ind., Oct. 25. -- Charles Richard LUDWIG, 35, farmer residing near Riverbank in the
southwest portion of the county, died at Woodlawn hospital, Rochester, Saturday, twenty-four hours after
being admitted for treatment.
The body was prepared for burial at the Kennedy funeral home in Winamac and funeral rites will be
held at the Riverbank church at 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
Mr. Ludwig is survived by the widow, a daughter, Nancy [LUDWIG], a sister, Katie LUDWIG, and
three brothers, Thomas [LUDWIG] of Hammond, Francis [LUDWIG] and Clyde [LUDWIG], of
Monterey, and his mother, Mrs. Jessie LUDWIG.
Norman [BALDWIN] and William BALDWIN, Mrs. Nora BALDWIN Mr. and Mrs. H. OVERMYER
and Mrs. Herman CLELAND were in Mishawaka Monday where they attended the funeral of their sisterin-law
Mrs. Albert S. BALDWIN, aged 56, of Mishawaka. Burial was made in a cemetery at Mishawaka.
Mrs. Albert Baldwin died in a hospital in South Bend Saturday morning from injuries she received
Friday when a car driven by her husband figured in an accident with a machine driven by Dr. Paul OTTIG,
North Central College, Napierville, Ill.
The accident occurred as the two machines were rounding a curve in Road 20 a quarter of a mile west
of New Carlisle. A tire on the Baldwin car blew out as it was being driven in the curve.
After the tire blew Mr. Baldwin was unable to control his car and it careened into the path of the Ottig
auto. Both cars were wrecked. Four persons in the Ottig car escaped without injury.
Dr. Ottig was enroute to Jackson, Mich., to make an address when the accident occurred. Mr. Baldwin
who is employed in the Mishawaka Rubber and Woolen Company at Mishawaka received many cuts and
bruises.
Tuesday, October 26, 1937
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles A. EDWARDS, 70, wife of a former member of the Indiana Public
Service Commission, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary,
Indianapolis. Interment will be made in the Crown Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Edwards, the former Ella RAUCH, passed away Sunday at her home 4156 North Meridian street,
death resulting from a bronchial affliction, following a lengthy illness.
The deceased was born at Warren, Ind., in the year of 1868, and was united in marriage to Charles
EDWARDS in 1890. Mr. Edwards was reared in Rochester. The Edwards lived in Huntington, Ind., for a
long number of years before moving to Indianapolis 25 years ago. She was a member of the Second
Presbyterian church, and the Daughters of the American Revolution in Indianapolis.
Survivors are the husband, a daughter, Mrs. Charles F. MEYER, Jr., of Indianapolis; a brother, George
W. RAUCH, of Marion, and three grandsons. Mrs. Henry A. BARNHART and Mrs. Clem V. MILLER, of
this city, are sisters-in-law of the deceased.