Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1945 — Page 4

| Reports Throw Mystery Around . Missing. Soldier

SALESMAN, DIES North Park Masonic Lodge To Have Charge of

Rites Thursday.

George A. Cochran, a salesman for Kiefer-Stewart Co, 27 years, died today in Robert Long hospital. He was 43, Mr. Oochran lived at 829 N, Bradley ave. He came to Indianapolis in 1912 and was a member of the Seventh Presbyterian church and the North Park Masonic lodge. Survivors are his wife, Mabel; a daughter, Martha; a son, James; two brothers, John A, and Louis F, | and his mother, Mrs. Bertha Cochran, all of Indianapolis. Services will be held at.2 p. m. Thursday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with the Rev. Ralph O'Dell officiating, The North Park lodge will be in charge of burial] rites in Crown Hill,

Sgt. Wallace Morton Jr.

MISSING IN ACTION .., . those three words can mean many things to the family of a fighting man. . Sgt. Wallace Morton Jr, Ine dianapolis infantryman, has been officially listed missing since Bept. 24. Still his family continues to recelve news that he was wounded on that date and was evacuated by the Germans. The International Red Cross has checked all lists of prisoners of the German government, but has failed to find any record of

CHARLES DONNACHER

Services for Charles Donnacher, a retired teamster, will be held at 10 ‘a. m, tomorrow in the Moore & Kirk northeast chapel. Burial will] the sergeant’s capture be in St. Mary's cemetery in Benen Soon after the telegram arrived burg. { Informing his family that he was Mr. Donnacher, who was “2, died | lost, a member of the sergeant’s Friday in his home, 4410 E 21st st.| patrol wrote his wife, Imogene, Survivors are his wife, Hattie, and| and his parents, Mr. and, Mrs. two sisters, Mrs. Lena Duke and Wallace Morton Sr. 2720 GuilMrs. ‘Mattie Suiter, both of Indian-| ford ave, that Sgt. Morton had -apolis, been captured. Now they have received official | word of the events surrounding his disappearance. On that day a Scout and radar patrol entered enemy lines in Germany. While moving within the enemy lines the men en- | gaged ~with - sub machine guns Mrs, Boeckling, who was 64, 1s i Baerine pistols from a areh, survived by her husband, Arthur;| “85“ vat: ¥ . bos guacong In a son, Arthur H., and a sister, Mrs. | a Aine ones 2 Of noe A Sine. all ‘of. Indiatiap-} ved that he had been hit. At > this point. the patrol scattered and took cover in the immediate MRS. AMELIA GOLO vicinity for two hours. The other Rites will be held at 9 a. m.

members of the patrol remained Wednesday at Holy Trinity Catholic| in hiding but one man stated church for Mrs. Amelia Gole; who| that during this time he saw died Sunday at her home, 3015 W.| the Germans evacuate Sgt. 10th st. Burial will be in St.| Morton. Joseph. The sergeant was serving with A native of Yugoslavia, Mrs. Gole| the infantty division which was 45 and had resided here since| crossed the German frontier on 1920. She was a member of Holy| the first partol into the enemy's Trinity church, St. Joseph's lodge,| bastions of defense of the SiegSt. Aloysius society and Zeénska| fried line. Zevsa society,

Survivors are four daughters, | 2 Victoria, Elsie and Josephine coc| MRS GEORGE BOYLE "and Mrs. Amelia Green; a son,| ' Joseph, and a brother, Louis/ DIES AT AGE OF 16

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Rites are scheduled at 2 p. m. Wednesday at Flanner & Buchanan | mortuary for Mrs. Maude M. Boeck- | ling, who died yesterday at her| home, 32068 Kenwood ave. Burial will be in Crown Hill

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DIES AT AGE 84

Rites Scheduled Wednesday For Resident Here 20 Years.

Mrs. Etta L. Wilkinson, 2407 Park ave., died today in Ben-Hur hosPIL. She was 84, f resident of Indianapolis 20 years, she was a member of the Central Avenue Methodist church, * Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. John Cox Sheets of Indianapolis and Mrs. A. Lyman Lowe of Robinson, Ill; a son, Hugh of Marion. nine grandchildren, four of them in the armed forces, and five greatgrandchildren. Services will be held at 4 p. m. | Wednesday in Flanner & Bu{chanan mortuary with «burial .in Crown Hill

By JEAN KERCHEVAL

There's an unmistakable twinkle in the "eyes of Artur Rubinstein, soloist yesterday afternoon and Saturday night for the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra’s eighth pair of | subscription. concerts, There's also something electric and twinkling about the way the great Rubenstein plays a piano. In fact, it's obvious that there's nothing he enjoys more. And it was also quite plain that his large. audience was especially delighted with ‘his laying. : When Fabien Sevitzky: and the orchestra presented some special Friday evening concerts during their 1940-41 season, Artur Rubin[stein was soloist for Tchaikovsky's | Concerto for. Piano in B-flat Minor, On his most recent appearance. in Indianapolis this past week end, the Tchaikovsky Concerto, under Rubinstein’s mastery, was the high point of the program, Somehow nothing MRS. DELIA DUGAN seems comparable to the combinaRites for Mrs. Delia Dugan, 5445 tion of Rubinstein and the B-flat

E. 10th st, will be held at 9 a. m. [Miner Concerto. tomorrow in Our Lady of Lourdes

Catholic church. Burial will be in| SUIT FILED TO BAR LEIGH FROM STAGE]

Holy Cross cemetery, | Mrs. Dugan, who was 67, died oatLONDON, Feb. 19 (U. P)~An was a membet of Our Lady of ly iynction suit by David O. Selick

urday in St. Francis hospital. She

an employee of the City “hospital actress Viglen Leigh from appearing 33 years. {in a stage play presénted by her Survivors are a daughter, MIs.|yqhand, Laurence Olivier, is exWilliam Schantz; two sisters, MIS.|hected to be heard soon in the Patrick Dugan and Mrs. John Ford |.haneery division of the high court, of Indianapolis; a brother, Michael |t 5ndon - newspapers said yesterday. Melvin of Indianapolis, and tWO| che reports said it was undergrandchildren. |stood that Selznick contends he |! ‘lent” Miss Leigh to appear in the JESSE H. PENNISTON | British film, “Anthony and CleoServices will be held at 2:30 p, m. | Patra,” but after the film was comtomorrow at the Harry W, Moore | Pléted, the actress was said to have Peace chapel for Jesse H, Pennis-|Started rehearsals for stage appear-| ton, veteran employee of Stokely- ances despite Selznick’s objections. Van Camp, Inc., who died Saturday | AL

at his home, 926 8. Noble st. Burial \AW/ ARNER ACTRESS

will be in Memorial Park, | Mr. Penniston, who was 64, had | GOES FREE-LANCE| worked in the shipping:department of Stokely-Van Camp since 1903. HOLLYWOOR, Feb. 19 (U. P).— He is survived by his wife, Emma; Auburn-haired film three sons, Sgt. Clarence Penniston, dine Fitzgerald today disclosed she East Indies: T. 5th Gr. Virgil, would not resign with Warner France, and Jesse Jr. Indianapolis, Brothers studio when her seven-

and a brother, Charles, 1 | year contract ends this week. arjes, Su phar; The green-eyed Irish star sald she

ings, Fla, | Springs, Fla [outs free-lance so she could have

CAPEHART APPOINTS | reater diversity of roles.” Her

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Rubinstein Gives Symphony “Fine Performance at Piano

actress Geral-|_

Most of the soloists who have appeared with the orchestra this season have made only one appearance during the evening, But Rubinstein was more génerous for he also played Frederic Chopin's Concerto for Piano No. 2 in F Minor. Also born in Poland, Rubenstein wrote the program notes for the Chopin Concerto, Dr. Sevitzky usually - includes at least one “first time in Indianapolis” composition on each program, but this concert contained two: Mozart's Symphony No. 30 in D Major and the Overture to “Colas Breugnon” by Dmitri B. Kabaleysky. It seems odd that a composition as old as Mozart's, by a composer as brilliant as Mozart should

this country. John Amans, the orchestra's first flutist, was billed for his second flute solo this season. He played Bernard Rogers’ Soliloquy for Flute and String orchestra,

Star's Date Is Canceled

Gladys Swarthout Too i for

Engagement Here.

Gladys Swarthout, scheduled to sing with the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra in a special concert at Cadle tabernacle Thursday, today canceled hér engagement because of illness, The Metropolitan opera star previously had canceled concerts up to the Indianapolis date but her continued illness caused her to call off

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“For Whom the Bell Tolls,” with Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman, at 11:30, 2:48, 6, § and 10. INDIANA : “The Woman in the Window," with Edward OG. Robinson and Joan Bennett, at 12:30, 3:45, 7 and 10:10, “Brazil,” with Tito Guizer and yirginis Bruce, at 11, 2:15, 5:30 and 8:48. . . .

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