Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1947 — Page 18

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$y . 3 ‘ ' : To ’ wer y 2 * : ; = THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ FRIDAY, NOV. 28, i947 FRIDAY, - [Local ny | n : CN a 'Side-Wheeler ‘Carrier’ Chicago berth for a trip to Milan. = i — go Loco] Deaths ‘John H. Koch, Salesman, ean Greoe Dies [au IEE kee, where she wit bo serapper. ~~ “Jl ; EAST SIDE FOR-LLTTER Mrs Mo po . ‘qT og ral (ay es fo Junk Pile ; The Wolverine was the “See-and- ] | s IMS 0 D : a P $ | 4 r uk 38 a | CHICAGO, ; Nov. 28 (UP)—The Bee,” a queen of the Great Lakes } QuLl7) LOWER PRICES 'T 16s in r 0b i o e e a In Mother S Home == side-wheeled aircraft carrier | passenger fleet before the war. The F al Sunda Johir Halstead Koch, salesman for native of Holion, Kas., and a mem-| lin naval history, the Wolverine, be- Nave. bought the Jake ship for x _. Economics Laboratories, Inc, St. ber of the" Presbyterian Church! {gan her last trip yesterday. the war, built = : vid * The Ideal Christmas uner y {Paul, ~Minn,, died— yesterday in there, : | Miss Jean Gregg died yesterday © The “carrier” Xs by the N I TE and trained fo.» GIFT * | Methodist Hospital He was’ 38 lin the apartment of her mother, e ' e avy| 8 os ators in A ita Former Teacher [Me pita, - | Burviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary pyre Max A. Bahr, at Central State to train thousands of aviators dur- more that 10,000 a car« ; Beau | A resident of ¥Indianapolis four prancis Koch; two sons, Jack Koch gospital. Her step-father, Dr. Max Ing the war, pulled away from her rier-landing operations. CEDAR Dies Here at 49 years, Mr, Koch resided at 6310 Parkiand Donald Koch, both of Indian-|, "Banr, is superintendent of the] ™ : . {Ave, and was a member of Indian-|,nolis: his parents, Mr. and MIS. | oenital h a1 - “wy . Bervices for Mrs, Marie Trout, { lub d Mystic, ; ospital. She was 41. ears CHEST , apolis Optimist Club an YSUC john Koch, Holton, and a brother, Miss Gregg was a graduate of 0 Years 4 1 former Franklin Township HIgh Tye, Lodge, 398 F&AM. He was a i i n Same ADB 0. °C V8 %/ carl W. Koch, Borger, Tex. Manual Training High School, at- of Square %ecationt $ 50 {School teacher, will be at 2:30 Bervices and burial will be in Hol- tended Earlham College and was a| Dealing! ; : (p. m. Bunday in Charles R;, Mc-| ; ton, ; {member of the PEO Sisterhood and| ~ WRIGHT'S) up h {Carthy Mortuary, 2815 Shelby St. Tomo p [Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. ? ( Many to Choose from % v and burial -will be In Greenwood ; | Mrs: Harry M. Pearce | Private funeral services will be 4 y ic : “ |tomorro fte; in Fla . T BUY FoR THE TLL ee cemetery | Woiane orvices ton Mrs Cone enanan moron. ura | 4 Good Values on Easy Terms? "OR XMAS . Trout, Mrs. | ni Williams Pearce will be held to- . ! HOWE ¥ 2 | The wife of Morris Trout, | morrow at Kregelo & Bailey fu-|{in Crown Hill [Trout died yesterday afternoon at|.~ Survivors besides Dr. and Mrs. o her home, 1437 Edwards Ave. She| Appointment - of 49 temporary | Reval home with burial in Crown, Sur ag AY ng Drs: 'S |was 49, a native of Acton, and had) ROTC officers of the Manual High) ’ \Indianapolis, and three brothers, \resided here 25 years. Mrs. Trout) School unit was announced today| Mrs. Pearce, a resident here 90 a ederick H. Gregg and Dr. Charles attended Butler and Indiana Uni by Sgt. Leland Anderson, unit in- Jeams, dios Jouietday in Hee howd n. Gregg, both of Indianapolis, and ALL WOOL » | structor. . . w ’ y 4 2405 E. MICHIGAN 11-8216 J besides her husband | Stil to be chosen 1s a cadet| & native of Clay County; = Edwin E. Gregg, Thortlow WED ee ———— ent er rea i - Wh a daughter, Mrs. Marie Ellen major from three cadet captain! Surviving are her husband, Harry ASIA LARGER THAN N. A.

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: , dates. They are Jack Eaton, M, Pearce, and a daughter, Mrs. | idell, Indianapolis: her mother, candi ; h adel, In Bape Southport; a Jack Perdue and Tom Walker.| Constance Mower, both of ‘Indian-| bother Joh Myers Acton, and Three permanent girl sponsors also apolis.

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Boger, Don McGreevy, Herman Rothrock years. HEATS MORE hd =e f He was 67. jand James Manning were promoted to. He is survived by his daughter, NT AT LESS y

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| Southport | Ravers Hy ne” Rigg se: Services for John W. Plummer, | b Gift for the i} : {ond Meutenants are Isadore Hurwitz, Da- Plainfield, retired farmer who died | x ¢F0 exceiiency 2 Burton A. Daniels Wenane ore: Don McKenzie and Clinton yesterday afternoon in his home, | 7) THE NEW p Priced From Boys’ Plai 21 Jewels : to . Daniels, | Don 8mith and Richard Helderman were will be tomorrow at 2:30 p. m, in| 4 i] Bervices for Burton A named first sergeants, and Harlan Buns, Moore Mortuaries Irvington Chapel. $52 50 15020 Evanston Ave, who died Ed¥in Mussmin, olism Piuman, At | ; i 9 ol n n Eastwood, . i - E. . | ready t5 Mothidisr Hospital mong Jughs. w on ¢h-| Burial will be in Maple Lawn Ceme ’ is G Cash or Terms Wednesday In ethodls p "| George Bower, Richard Eider, John tery, Plainfield. f R wil be at 10:30 a. m, tomorrow in Rainboll, Erie culihan, fom O'Brien “Mr. Plummer, who was 8, had : He can wear and up

staff sergeants 3 Mr. Daniels, who had been a Named sergeant: were Edwin Canter, Mrs. H.: L. Lucas, Indiangpolis,

. Robert Bernhardt, Russell Beaver, Harold me ere printer in Indianapolis more than i" gichard Pluniz, Joe Price’ Arthur

AH TI'R he - | Weaver, Johnny Maler, Robert Sampson, i 1 % ye Wi bad Wogksa 3% Ine Ju William Balr, Richard Johnson, Jack Lock- 3, Including Man, Wife, 4 yy, : anapolls PWS § ; “= wood and John Moore, Completing the * : ¢ a NS Fa ar viously worked for the old Indian- Hat OY appoitied officers are wen Dig in Kentucky Crash yy net eo and Jac eyer, corporals, | HIS apolis Bun, The Times and the Manuals “A” Band oiBotrs Include LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 28 (UP) % Charles Covy, drum major an rst leu-| EXCELLENCY Star, tenant, James Basey and Robert Jotmson | — LNree persons were killed and two 21 Jewels A native of Haskins, O., he came #'* sergeants, and Charles Tarlton and were injured when two cars col$71.50 PED. TAR we.

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| iT | o ‘Mrs. Laura Avery ihe U. 5 Vester BUD Seidl ova Louisville, and Morris E. 11113 11 13 LC. inak . . : ’ (Smith, 38, and his wife, Edith, 35, Services for Mrs. Laura M. Avery, would try to find out whether Amer- Covington, Xv. 930 [R MERIDIAN ST who dled yesterday in Methodist ican scientists really have mastered } es Hospital, will be at 2 p. m. Sunday the art of wringing rain from un-|

/illing clouds. | in the Phillipi funeral home in|"! : Zionsville. Burial will be in North! Rep. Sid Simpson (R. JIL) has Liberty Cemetery. {introduced a bill to give tlie bureau $500,000 to look into recent rain-

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