Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1946 — Page 10

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gE i adi THE INDIAN ILt. S. J. Bowers, Missing Army Bomber Pilot, Declared Dead

> Missing since July 15, 1945, Lt. | Samuel J. Bowers, pilot of an army Liberator bomber, officially has been

declared dead, his family learned here yesterday, He was 25. | A graduate of Technical high! school in June, 1939, Lt. Bowers was |

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Charles and Edwin Bowers, and his | grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. John of the West Street Methodist church there .#He retired in 1936. Survivors. are his wife, Mrs. Alta MRS. MABEL M. WIESE |May Neligh; a son, Orian Neligh; Services for Mrs. Mabel M, Wiese, three step-sons, William, Edward 1601 Ashbury st, who died yester- and Robert Heath, and a stepday in City hospital, will be held daughter, Mrs. Carl Lee, all of Inat 10 a. m. Friday in the J. ©. Wil- | dianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Pearl Tur-

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