Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1944 — Page 7

A GLANCE

Co, and onths net income } a share va. $5, ar ago. cuit Co. and subnet profit $1,992, re vs. $1,353,210 or

el Corp. and subnths to Sept. 30 } or $2.21 a share 14 year ago; Sepet profit $125,522 re vs. $147,280 or

strial Loan Corp. 9 months consoli= $3,047,734 or $138 320 or $1.46 a share »

Co, Ltd. year to me £61,226 (pounds 30 preceding fiscal

is, Inc, 9 months 20,176 or $1.99 a 6 or $1.96 year ago.

ac, 9 months conofit $1479.40 or $1,863,917 or $1.33

nes Inc, fiscal year 1et profit $517,889 s. $300,092 previous

Motors Corp. 9 30 net profit, $1.134 year ago. Corp. 9 months

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Prt. John F. Sweeney, a former was seriously wounded Oct. 7 in German

is the son of Mrs. Frank

listed in the marines five years ago and Tins been overseas 26 months. Formerly employed at the Beech Grove railroad shops, he received his marine training at Quantico, Va., and San Diego, Cal. He is 23.

Son of Mrs. Berdia Whittenbarger, Copperhill, Tenn, he entered

Iceland, England and Ireland. He entered France on D-day. He is 22. ” - » & T, Sgt. Harold W. Switzer, an A-20 Havoc crew chief at a 9th air force base in France, has been awarded the bronze star medal in recognition of his meritorious service. Son of Mrs, Dorothy Switzer, 3566 W. 16th st, Sgt. Switzer has flown 50 missions and recently has.operated close to the Siegfried line.

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which Maj. Voliva’s unit swung into action after arrival in France after D-Day. Within 48 hours of crossing the beachhead, an office had been set up with packing boxes for desks. The official commendation menthe contribution to morale of the invasion troops as a result of prompt payment of all organizations, regardless of location or assignment. The major is the husband of Mrs. Elsie E. Voliva, 726 N. Bancroft st. Before entering the army he was senior accountant for Mark M. Covert, Indianapolis, and was graduated from DePauw university. = = os First Lt. John E. Fehsenfeld Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fehsenfeld. and husband of Mrs. Adele V. g Fehsenfeld,” 3074

- June, 1942, the 27Lt. Fehsenfeld year-old flier was graduated from advance training at Poster field, Victoria, Tex, and

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Walter J. Hutton, retired Richnond industrialist, died this moming at his home at the Marott hotel. Mr. Hutton, who was 78, was retired president. of the Richmond Water Co. and secretagy-treasurer of the J. M. Hutton Co., Richmond. He also was elder and deacon emeritus of the Second Presbyterian church here. He retired 20 years ago and had resided here 16 years. A native of Richmond, he was the son of William and Emily Hutton, pioneer Quaker residents of Richmond. Surviving are the widow, Helen C.; two daughters, Mrs. Elwood Grist, Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mrs

apolis, Wayne; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Watt, Richmond, and Mrs. Oscar Voorhies, Los Angeles, and eight grandchildren. Services will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary and burial will be in Earlham cemetery, Richmond.

GARFIELD L. MARKER

Garfield L. Marker, 2141 Park ave. died this morning at St. Vine cent's hospital, Mr. Marker, who was 49, was a native of Bright, Ind, and had taught in Indiana and Ohio public schools for 26 years. Recently. he had been precision inspector at Chevrolet Motor Division of General Motors Corp. A member of Eagles lodge and Central Baptist church, he is survived by his wife; Alice; a daughter, Marietta, and two sons, Difine and

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