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Dr. Glenn J. Was Spanish War Vet.

Dr. Glenn J. Bookwalter, an Indianapolis dentist 46 years, died yesterday in his home, 5250 Washington blvd. He was 67. A resident of Indianapolis more than 50 years, Dr. Bookwalter had offices at 1543 N. Illinois st. He was a graduate of the Indiana Dental college. He was born in Delphos, O., and was a veteran of the Spanish- -Amer=~ jcan war and a member of Harold C. Mcgrew camp No. 1, Spanish War: Veterans. Dr. Bookwalter also belonged to the Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine and Ancient Landmarks lodge, 319+ F. & A. M. Survivors are his wife, May; his mother, Mrs. Emma © Bookwalter of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. E. J. Dalby of Minneapolis, Minn. and two brothers, Charles B. and Morton R. of San Jose, Cal.

LAURA WALL Services for Mrs. Laura Wall, who came to Indianapolis from Dugger in 1943, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Dugger Methodist church. Burial will be at Dugger. ’ Mrs. Hall, who was 80, died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Hummell;"1625 Wade st. Survivors besides thé daughter are her husband, William; a son, O. T. Wall of Indianapolis; five grandi children and one great-grandchild.

1 JOSEPHINE TAYLOR HAYNES Services for Mrs, Josephine Tay-

| her home, 308 E. Walnut st., were held last night in the Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Cremation followed. Mrs. Haynes was 75,

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H. Blaine Halterman, widely known in Indianapolis construction circles and advertisthg manager for the Midland Building Industries, died - last night at his home, 134 Woodside ave. He was 58. - A resident of Indianapolis since 1930, Mr. Halterman had been associated with the Midland industries ebout 15, years, serving as sales manager until his promotion last year. A former student at Marion college, Mr, Halterman was an active member of the Indianapolis Construction League and the Indianapolis Sales Executive council. He is survived by his wife, Edith; a’ daughter, Mrs. Arnold Hill, Indianapolis; a son, James, Dayton, 0.: two brothers, Newton, Rush county, and Ernest, Rushville; three sisters, Mrs. E. P. Singleton, Mrs. Raymond Jones and Mrs. Merle Alexander, all of Rushville, and two grandsons, David Halterman and Stephen Hill.

LAVOTA HUGHES COLEMAN Rites for Mrs. Lavota Hughes Coleman, 2439 Guilford ave, who died Sunday in City hospital, were held yesterday, with burial in Williams cemetery, Knox county.

A native of Bicknell, Mrs. Coleman was 24 and had lived here since 1923.

She is survived by her son, James; her father, Cecil, and a sister, Mrs. Verna Mae Rushton, Phoenix, Ariz.

JAMES M. PERRY

Services for S. Sgt. James M. Perry, son of Mrs.. Ruby T. Fall, 4520 Young ave., will be held at 3 p. m. Mortuaries Peace Chapel will be in Crown Hill. Sgt. Perry was drowned accidentally May 16 at LaJolla, Cal, while on leave from the marine base at San Diego, Cal.

Burial

GERALD ARTHUR ASHLEY

Rites for Gerald. Arthur Ashley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Ashley, 270 8. Leeds ave.’ who died

EVENTS TODAY

V-Mail exhibit, Ayres’ auditorium. Council of Churches, conference, Roberts Park Methodist church. National Association for the Advancement of Colo People, rally, Orispus Attucks high school. Indiana nited Summerern meeting, Hotel Linco R. . C. Inspection, Manual high school, Tochice] high school Amenican ye ing soclety, meeting, 6:30 laypool hotel, Central’ et section, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 6: 30 p.m, Canary Cottage. Phi Delta Theta, luncheon, noon, Columbia club. McCammon course, Washington.

Travelers,

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EVENTS TOMORROW

V-Mail exhibit, Ayres’ auditorium, Times-City Recreation division marble tournament finals Indiana Junior Competitive music festival, 9:30 a. m., Arthur Jordan conservatory. National V, town area Society of Indiana Pioneers, . m., Butler university Boy Scout camping demonstration, Long-

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MARRIAGE LICENSES Thomas J. Pruitt, 210 W, 43d; Martha Mae Reed 614 E. 15th. Sheldon Victor Berk, 2852 Washington blvd; Dorothy Marks, 3018 Park.

Bernard Monroe Davis, 418 E. 33d; Martha Lucille Davied, Anderson, William Ernest Lithgow, 1833 Tallman; Glee Marie Garver, 3028 Central | Barley Clifford Floyd, 1210 Cornell; Beulah McKee, 1814 Nowland.

{Charles M. Kersey, 615 N. New Jersey;

Myrtly P Butler, 615 N, New Jersey.

| Robert M. Todd, Dayton, O.: Ardith Ann

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Kitteriaan, 1111 N. Dearborn, Frank Dee Howard, U. 8. navy; Joyce L. Brown. 7800 E. Washington. { Charles T. Jefferson, 1940 N. Capitol, apt. 6-B; Cornelia G. Kelley, 916 N. West. Emmett Brown, 1616 Yandes; LaVernia V. +. Barr, 1918 Martindale. James Poe, 1822 8, East; Viola E. Paficher, 1912 £. Delaware

| Sherman G. L. Hacker, Greenwood; Ethel

FP. Milum, 420 White River Parkway,

| John Willis Brennan, 4815 Hillside; Grace

Henry Prederick Schricker Jr., Pt.

Kinder, 811 8. Lyons. Archie Robbins, 333 N. Davidson; Betty Amelia Holdcroft, 1804 Ruckle Hatrison; Evelyn 4223

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BIRTHS

Girls City—George, Mildred Branan. Coleman—Ralph, Mariamelia Brandt. Methodist—Norfred, Frances Weaver. St. Vincent's—John, Virginia Reilly. s

oy! St. Francis—Arthur, Marie King. City—Leonard, Dorothy Graves Coleman — Alfred, Lillian

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Services will be conducted at 8:45 a. m. tomorrow at Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel and at 9:15 a. m. at St. Philip Neri Catholic church for Miss Marie M. Johnston, 610 N, Temple ave, who died Wednesday in St. Vincent's hospital, - Burial will be in Holy Cross. Miss Johnston, ‘who was 32, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and a member of St. Philip church, .8he is survived by her father, Roy R. Johnston, a member of the Indianapolis Police department and a brother, Richard L., with the navy in Baltimore, Md.

SUSPECT QUESTIONED! ABOUT TWO MURDERS

GLENDALE, Cal, May 25 (U. P.). —Ex-soldier James O. Bullack, 29, held on suspicion of murdering Mrs. Vivian Simon, today was questioned about the unsolved murder last Oct. 12 of Georgette Bauerdorf, 20-year-old oil heiress. ; Mrs. Simon's stabbed and beaten body was found nearly nude on the grounds of a Glendale sanitarium where she was a patient. Police said Bullack admitted accompanying her from a tavern and socking her on the jaw” when she resisted his advances. He denied that he stabbed her, although officers reported finding a two-bladed knife in his pocket and blood stains on his clothes. Miss Bauerdorf was found dead in the bathtub of her parents*home, apparently raped and slain by someone who surprised her as she returned home from the Hollywood canteen,

At Methodist —Sonn, Harrlett Click; Charles, Edith LaSara: Killis, Eleanore Pittman; Henry, Elizabeth Staid; Verne, Jane Watts. At St. Vincent’s—Robert, Lucille Pitcher; Willard, Phyllis Tibbs; Raymond, Lucy Crackett; endell, Mildred Quearry; Allan, Margaret Weincauf.

DEATHS - Edison Marshall; 37, at City, tuberculosis. Austin Christopher, 70, at City, cerebral hemorrhage. Charles Howard, 48, at 1420 Dawson, uremia. y Myrtle ‘B. Green, 72, at Methodist, gall stones, James O. Pippin, 51; at 1802 BE. Washington, carcinoma. Christian Cartheuser, 81, at. City, arteriosclerosis. J William Hacker, 68," at 1021 N. Tacoma, carcinoma. Mary Francis Privett, 87, at 6512 Ferguson, carcinoma. Dorothy Amelia Stultz, 41, at Long, carcinoma. Mable E, Johnson, 49, at 282 N. Tremont, cerebral hemorrhage. Walter Dean Evans, 68, at Methodist, chronic myelogenous. Romie Williams, 48, at City, McDaniel, 38, at

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