Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1943 — Page 15

Butler Memorial Will Honor .

Fleetwood, Shadinger a MoGhwe.

corps, Lieut. Dallas F. (Ted) Shad-

& Inger of the marine air corps and|& * Lieut. William Carson McClure of |

the army air forces will be held to-

‘night at. the Butler university|

founders’ day banquet.in the Riley

i zoom of the Claypool hotel. The three young men were former | &

"students at the school and were in-|

jured fatally this week. in plane

"crashes.

Prof. George F. Leonard, head of Butler's evening division, will pay tribute to them and to all other But‘ler men who have lost their lives in

+ gervice during'this war.

_ ‘The brief services will be held after the. regular program com-

. memorating the founding of the university. in 1850 and will conclude

with taps and a benediction by Prof.

Leonard. ‘Pr. T. K. Smith, pastor of the

: Tabernacle Church of Christ in Co-

lumbus, Ind., will speak at the banquet on “Christian Education, the

World's Vital Need.”

The Rev. Wiliam A. Shullenber-

“ger of Central Christian church

here will give the invocation. * Others at the speakers’ table with Dr. Smith and the Rev. Mr. Shullenberger will be Dr. M. O. Ross, president of Butler, who will pre-

side; Mrs. Ross, Lieut. H. C. Sigten-.

horst, commanding officer of the naval training signal school at Butler, and Mrs. Sigtenhorst; Lieut. John T. Barnett, public relations officer for the Indiana naval area, and Mrs. Barnett; Hilton U. Brown, president of the board of directors; John W. Atherton, secretary-treas-urer of Butler, and Mrs. Atherton; ‘Emsley' W. Johnson Sr., member of ‘the board, and Mrs. Shullenberger.

MAHLING’S MOTHER

DIES AT. AGE OF 84

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. 5 (U. P.) —Mrs. Molly Mahling Wack, 84, mother of state Rep. Walter Mahling, died last night at the Union hospital here. Mrs. Wack suffered a paralytic stroke at her home yesterday after-

"moon and died shortly after being

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removed to the hospital. Other survivors include two sons, J. J. Mahling, principal of the Woodrow Wilson junior high school

of Terre Haute, and Leon Mahling & of 3 ‘asi

ittsburgh, Pa, and three

ters.

' GET AIRPORT CONTRACT WARSAW, Feb. 5 (U. P.).—Offici-

#.als of the Gast Construction Co. of

. Warsaw said today that construction work on the airport at Sturgis, Ky, will starb.in March. The company received ‘a. government con-

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among the first group of’ 260 trainees assigned to the DePauw university naval flight preparatory: school. Shown here are (first row, left : to right) Richard C. Hepfinger, J. M. Bloomer, Roger Downs, Kenneth M. Gerrard, Jack E. Burke, Joseph: D. Colin; (second. row) William F. Lobdell,

LEO D. M'SHANE DIES HERE AT 57) -

Manager of of Samuel Bingham’s Son Co. Will Be Buried on Monday.

Leo D. McShane, 343 E. Fall Creek blvd. died yesterday at Methodist hospital after more than a year’s illness. He was 57. Manager of the Samuel Bingham’s

Son Manufacturing Co., Mr. Mec-} ‘%0-the United States and Indian-

Shane came here in March, 1941, from Chicago.

He was with the Samuel Bingham

Co. in Des Moines, Ia., at one time, and had been associated with the concern 37 years. He was a native of Springville. ’ : Mr. McShane was the founder of the Indianapolis Printing House Craftsmen’s club and was a member of the Columbia club, the Hillcrest Country club and the Rotary club of Indianapolis, Des Moines and Chicago. He also belonged to the Masonic lodge and the Shriners in Des Moines. He attended the United Lutheran church. Survivors are his wife, Alyce M., a daughter, Joann, and two sons, John and Leo D. Jr. of Indianapolis. The Rev. Donald E. Elder, pastor of the United Lutheran church, will officiate at funeral services at 4 p. m. today at the Flanner: & 'Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be Monday in Des Moines.

YALENTINE PARTY SET - Indianapolis chapter 393, O. E. S., will have a Valentine party at their stated meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the temple, 1522°'W. Morris Miss "Nita Suffridgé 1s worthy matron and Edward Lehman is worthy patron.

These 14 Indianapolis cadets are

Brenton; sister, Mrs. James NNES—Joseph L. Kapps, SL Sursons, {

Jack PF. ' Jackson, Charles T. Young, Sidney Hoffman, Lewis S. Kenworthy; (third row) Merwin E. Campbell, Joseph H. Clark and Robert Dehoff. The cadets take a 12-week academic course which begins more than a year of .training leading’ to the rank of ensign in the naval air corps or second lieutenant in the marine air corps.

Alex C. Arthur. Toolmaker, Dies

ALEX C. ARTHUR, a steel tre t expert and toolmaker, died this morning in City hospital. He was 64 and lived at the Central hotel, 331 N. Delaware st.. Employed by the NordykeMarmon Co. which manufactured the Liberty engines for airplanes. during’ world war I, Mr. Arthur had received ‘certificates in recognition of his expert work on the Liberty motors. -He ‘was employed by the Schwitzer-Cummins Co.. when he died. A native of Scotland, he came

apolis in 1915. "His wife died about 16 years ago. “Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. T. J. Hegerty of Lapeer, Mich.; & son, Alexander Arthur of Michigan; two brothers in Scotland; a nephew, Robert J. Arthur of Indianapolis, and two nieces.

State Deaths

ANDERSON-—James M Barton, 8. Survivors: Four children. :BLOOMINGTON—John L. Schovel, 88. BOONVILLE—~Newton J. Easley, 72. Survivors: Wife, Ollie; Ca 0. L.; daughters, . Will Joe Alley, "Mrs. Ralph Suhrheinrich and Mrs. Beulah Wheeler. EVANSVILLE Elmer “Bud” Newboles, 19. Survivors: Mother,” Mrs; :Nattie Newboles; sisters, Mrs. Sherrel Brown, Mrs. Joseph Rogers: and Mrs.: Leo Bettag; brother, Sergt.- Allen Newboles. - GREENFIELD—Edwin P. Thayer, 78, KOKOMO—William Melj Good, 60. LA PORTE—Dr. Edward ¥. Crawford, 73.

LINTON — Mrs. Mary Magner Thomas, 86. Survivors: Three sisters and one

NEW CASTLE—Mrs. Zelma Barlow, 52. Survivors: Husband, Fred; daughter, Mrs. Wallace Carpenter; ‘father, the Rev. Lewis Sevits: sister,’ Mrs. Herbert Stout.

PETERSBURG—Stowe Evans, 685. vivors: Son, Opal; daughfer, Mrs.

‘| brother.

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er. VINCE vivors: Wife and two ‘WASHINGTON—Mrs, Matilda Sponsler Peek, 73." Survivor: Son, Charles

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Fruit Market Dies in Hotel Room Here. Funeral services for Bernard Roy

Ball will be held tomorrow at

Springfield, Ky. A resident of Indianapolis @ 36 years, .Mr. Ball died Wednesday night when gas filled kis room at a downtown hotel. He was 50. He was a native of Springfield

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MILTON P. HAMMER

‘DIES AT SON'S HOME

last June when he received a fractured hip in a fall.

and John of Springfield, Spencer of Indianapolis and Millard of Louisville, Ky. and a sister, Lillie of Louisville,

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troduced legislation to amend. n social ‘security law so as to gi

Members of the A. D. Streight members of the armed forces

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