Oscar Frenzel Dies Longtime Merchant's Bank Vice President
Oscar Frederick Frenzel 68, longtime banker and vice president of Merchants National Bank, died Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at his home 1338 North New Jersey Street after five years ill health. Funeral Thursday 2:30 p.m. at his home with Rev. F. R. Davies officiating. Burial Crown Hill. Pallbearers were family members Otto N. Frenzel Jr Robert E. Sweeney Eugene C. Miller Otto N. Mueller Fred C. Krauss and Raymond B. Nicholson. Frenzel rose from bank messenger in 187? to cashier in 1899 and vice president in 1915. He was active in statewide and national bankers associations.
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Oscar Frederick Frenzel
Merchant's National Bank
Frenzel
North
New Jersey Street
F. R. Davies
Zion Evangelical Church
Crown Hill
Otto N. Frenzel Jr
Robert E. Sweeney
Eugene C. Miller
Otto N. Mueller
Fred C. Krauss
Raymond B. Nicholson
Famiy
Indianapolis
John P
Caroline Frenzel
Merchants Bank
Indiana State Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
The
Merchants National Bank
Financier Frenzel credited with building Merchants National Bank
The article lauds Mr. Frenzel and his brothers John P Frenzel and Otto II for elevating Merchants National Bank to prominence. Surviving are his widow Mrs Lillian Ball Frenzel sister Miss Louise W Frenzel two brothers John P Frenzel and Frederick W Frenzel of Long Beach Cal two daughters Mrs Raymond B Nicholson and Mrs Batiste Haueisen three sons James E Frenzel Oscar F Frenzel Jr and Henry John Frenzel and five grandchildren all of Indianapolis.
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Middle Wesk
Frenzel
John P Frenzel
Otto II
Merchants National Bank
Lillian Ball Frenzel
Louise W. Frenzel
John P. Frenzel
Merchants Bank
Frederick W. Frenzel
Long Beach
Cal
Raymond
Portes Gil Eyes Peace Talks With Catholic Authorities
Mexico City May 8 President Emilio Portes Gil signaled willingness to discuss the religious controversy with Catholic authorities after a dynamite attack disrupted talks. An archbishop in Washington urged settlement, and a renewed dialogue awaits the archbishop’s reply before a start date or duration is set.
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United Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Emilio Portes Gil
Portes Gil
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Washington
Thaw Is Airman Dents Statement On Religious Question
The passage notes prior pressure on both church and government to discuss the religious issue with no result. It cites United States Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow using unofficial influence without success. A new move is regarded as the most promising since 1926 religious laws stripped clergy and confiscated church properties, likely achieving a solution but possibly after some time.
Four Face Terms For Fake Bills Indicted Men Plead Guilty
Four men from Chicago and Kokomo enter guilty pleas in federal court on counterfeiting charges and face sentencing by Judge Robert C. Baltzell. The group includes James Ganor Samuel Ball William C Cleland and Harry C Powell. Prosecutors say counterfeit twenty dollar bills were involved in liquor and narcotics dealings and a planned bribe to free the pair. Also to be sentenced Saturday are John K Stroh and Robert Prater while Mrs Prater's destitution prompted Baltzell to release Prater on his own recognizance.
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Chicago
Robert C. Baltzell
James Ganor
Samuel Ball
William C. Cleland
Harry C. Powell
Cleland
Powell
George R. Jeffrey
Jeffrey
Ganor
Ball
John K. Stroh
Indianapolis
Florida
Robert Prater
Pettis
Baltzell
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