Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1948 — Page 4

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_ Mrs. Myrtle Thompkins, 1542

. Oliver Ave. a life resident of

Indianapolis, died yesterday in General Hospital. She was 58. Mrs. Thompkins was injured in an automobile accident May 2, 1947. She was a member sf the First Lutheran Braggstical Church and the Order of Star, Services will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Beanblossom Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include a stepdaughter, two stepsons, a half-brother, a half sister and several nieces and nephews.

Mrs. Harold Leonard

Services for Mrs. Alma Leonard, 6120 E. St. Joseph 8t., will be held at 10 a. m, Friday in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church.

Burial will be in Crown Hill Cem-

etery. She was 57, Mrs, Leonard died Monday in Bluffton. She was a life resident of Indianapolis. - Survivors are her husband, Harold, owner of the Leonard|— Coal Co.; a son, Donald; a sister, Mrs. Frances Spander, both of

Indianapolis, and two brothers,

Edward Lipp, South Bend, and George Lipp, Lemongrove, Cal.

Mrs. Minnie Beaumont

Mrs. Minnie Beaumont, 5114 Grandview Dr., died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. She was 76. She was born in Elk Grove, Ill, and lived here four years. Services will be Saturday in Arlington Héights, Ill, Burial will also be there. Survivors include a son, Forrest W. Beaumont, Palatine, Ill; a daughter, Mrs, A. H. Wiese, Indianapolis; a brother, a grandson and several nieces. and nephews,

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Rites Tomorrow For War Hero

Pvt. John Sauter Jr.| Killed on Oahu Isle |

Services for frivate John Sauter Jr., injured fatally in Hawali June 16, 1942, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Lauck funeral home. Burial will be in St. Jobeph Cemetery. He was 24, His body was returned here from the South Pacific area. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sauter, 2254 Union St. Private Sauter lost his life in trying to rescue a pilot and passenger of a burning airplane. He was given a posthumous Army medal for heroism. Rescue Attempt Fails The plane was carrying a live bomb when Private Sauter and five others made the rescue attempt on the island of Oahu. They braved burning gasoline and exploding ammunition. Another soldier was killed in the blast which followed a moment later.

wrote to his parents “He died a true soldier and a hero. Johnny was one who could lay down his life for & friend.” 'An Indianapolis native, Private Sauter was graduated from Sac-

red Heart School and was active in Catholic youth organizations. Besides his parents, survivors

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Dies in Home Here

Mrs. Alice Ann Brill, for 20 years superintendent of the Junior Sunday School of the Central, Christian Church, died yesterday at her home, 3916 Carrollton Ave. She was 94. A native of Pittsboro, Ind. she was a member of the Central Christian Church and the After\math Club. | Services will be held at 1 p. m. {Friday in the Flanner & Bu{chanan Mortuary with services at | Brownsburg, Ind. She is survived by a son, James 8 B. and a grandson, James E., both of this city.

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Miss Louise (Lulu) Avels, 4930 E. New York St, a

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She was T1. She was a former employee of H. P. Wasson & Co. and the Malarkey Dress Shop, also a member of Our Lady of Lourdes| Catholic Church ‘and the Third Order of St. Francis. Services will be held at 8:30 a. m. Friday in Grinsteiner’s Funeral Home and at 9 a. m. in Our Lady of Lourdes Church.

Cemetery. Survivors include four brothers, Albert E., Joseph, Charles A. and Herbert R. Avels, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Drucilla Moss Mrs, Drucilla Moss, an Indian-

St. She was 70. A native of Tell City, she was

jcan War Veterans. Services will be held at 1:30 . m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries’ Northeast Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.

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As a Fisherman, “The President Is |A Good: Heckler

AA SS Si KEY WEST, Mar. 3 (UP)—The weather man permitting, President Truman will ‘go fishing today. The chief executive is sort of a spectator fisherman. He'd rather watch other people haul ‘em in although he religiously takes his staff fishing each time he visits Key West.

staff goes fishing, the President,

crash boat for about 30 minutes

limit of his fishing. The rest of the time he relaxes

fda fish,

This will be just about the last chance for the President to fish.

‘Wins $100 Scholarship

| WASHINGTON, Mar. 3 (UP— {Barbara Wolff, 17-year-old New {York City geneticist, and 15-year-| lold Andrew S. Kende, an Evansiton, Ill, chemist won top honors |last night in the seventh annual |science talent search. | Each received a $2400 Westing{house grand science scholarship |for four years of college study. Four-year scholarships wor |$400 each were awarded 10 other

{finalists and 28 more received bronze or marble statue in the |

one-year $100 scholarships. Among the 28 winners of one-| year $100 scholarships was Milli-| cent M., Sawyer, 17, (Rural Route, fo, West T Terre Haute, Ind,

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He will fly back to Washington Friday morning. A courier plane! arrives today with more official papers for his study.

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Statue of Bilbo

JACKSON, Miss, Mar. 3 (UP) ~The late Sen. Theodore G. Bilbo, | the South's fieriest advocate of, white sypremacy, will be epitoniized with a “larger than life”

state capitol here.

Public subscriptions are to be| received for “The Man's” likeness. by the state legislature

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a member of the Christian Taber-| A buddy of Private Sauter a Church and the Women's

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‘Ray Marvel

Services for Ray Marvel, a grocery store owner at Roydlton, will’ Ibe held at 10:30 a. m. Friday in’ Church. {Burial will be in Salem Cemetery.

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He was 55.

of Boone County.

Zionsville; Dale and Leon, Indian-

apolis; - Earnest Marvel, busco, and Hassell Brownsburg; two sisters,

Indianapolis,

and 12 grandchildren. William Gaver

He was 72.

He was a resident of Indianapolis for the last 47 years.

Survivors are a son, Eugene M. Survivors include two daugh-| Gauer, and a grandson, Eugene

W. Gauer.

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Survivors are six daughters, including Mrs. Ruth Wootan, Indianapolis; three sons, Ray Jr,

apolis; ‘five brothers, Roy, John and Paul Marvel, all of Indian-

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William Gauer, 1236 Standard Auxillary to the Spanish-Amer-Ave, died at General Hospital to-' {day after several weeks’ lllness.

Funeral services will be held at = 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Moore's| Burial will be

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