Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1949 — Page 4

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umeral Tuesday ' Salesman Dies * In His Home aot 42 * Rites for Wilfred J. Hess, popbrn machine salesman, who died day in his home, 3834 N, Keyone Ave, will be held at 10a. m, |. psday in the Harry W. Moore pace Chapel, Burial will be In rown Hill, A native of Detroit, Mr. Hess a representative of Manlay, ne, Chicago popcorn machine rm, and had lived in Indianapois for two years. He was 42, ! Mr. Hess was a member of the; Catholic Church In. Detroit and Elks Lodge and the Variety

Pe viving are his wife, Mary; p stepsons; David Anderson, indianapolis, and Robert Scott, New Castle; three brothers, Harpld, Frank and (George Hess, and vo sisters, Mrs, Monica Smith nd Mrs. George Smith, all of Detroit. a

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Mrs. Jennie Barnett is hospital exercises for better Jeg muscle co-ordination after he underwent

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Services Tuesday For Mrs. Boots

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Eight-year-old Timothy Stephan, 2110 Suger Grove Ave. is Kiefer S. Moore of the Cold Spring Road Veterans! [he first boy fo receive a Central YMCA ‘Bible this month from |

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Ls fice “Consol Michigan iv Names a As Associates Girt Wed in Munich

Four Indianapolis business lead- cles, Bram, and. James Rr Pris,

ers are among seven Seven DulISHA 1d; president of National Homes . MUNICH, Germany, i niongo men. Appointed 8" NeW Corp. fTatayette. Dies at 0 An Indianapolis desperado Who! (1p) jiugh Watson arrow om, faculty associates of the Indiana ‘Under the school's faculty as- | awed his way to freedom Irom|smerican vice consul here, and University ..School of Business, |soctate systern, men are ome the Hendricks y jail Friday} Anne Marie Steiner, 25, both from Dean Arthur M. Weimer "an-|, ually to uct in a consulting - - "Railroad Man’ s was the subject of = intensified Muskegon, Mich., were married at nounced yesterday. ; |capacity to the JU School of Busi. IU to . manhunt throughout the Midwest ,, orl ling Protestant com-| They are: (| ness’ regular faculty and students, : Rites Wednesday Liast night. Ty ACNE ody F. H. Dunn, vice president o pt Confer Y ‘ American United Life Insurance ~~ 1 James F', 8¢hnarr, 3058 Newton| + Donald Eugene Travers who The blond bride wore a blue, Fred Hadley, treasurer .of Pichic in Hospita : Indiana's Bt. “died yesterday in St. Vin- broke jail a few hours after being) oivet dress suit and matching |g’ Lilly and Co. William By 1CO CITY, Dec. 3 (UP)— lems will be cent’s Hospital. He was 61. |sentenced to 12 years for auto picture hat. She carried & bouquet | 'Schiltges, president of Fletcher MEXU ana Univers Mr. Schnarr was. employed as banditry was considered one of o¢ pale pink roses, She was given Trust Co. and Neil D. Skinner, “Prince” Otto Wilhelin ‘Hohenzol- ence to be a car repairman’ for the -Penn- Indiana's most desperate and dan- away by the American Consul (president of Hoffman Specially|jern, “bordering on ‘pneumonia,” Hotel on De sylvania : Railroad. A native of gerous criminals by authorities. |General, Samuel W. Woods, lo ’ tonight in a hospital, Ford P. H Dubois County, he had lved in| State police have alerted peace| Some 100 guests, most of them] the other three include John W. some doubts have been raised to education an Indianapolis for 38 years, {officers throughout this section members of the American consul- Barriger, president of the Chicago, “Prince's” royal lineage. He sion of IU, He was a veteran of World| to be on the lookiut for Travers ate staff here, were invited to a|Indianapolis and Louisville {Mo- the + here after a New Orleans who will le: War I and a member of Wayne and to exercise caution in arrest reception at the Munich Haus der non) Railway Co., Chicago; Linn cam e of his title, Dean Hall w Post 64, American Legion, and|ing him. Kunst, Kida of Kidd Insurance 2 Agen- expose RRR man of the of Marion Masonic Lodge. RRR RR PARRA 4 Luncheon Surving are his wife, Ruth; two i Jam L. Bre sons, Cecil J.” Bchnarr, Indja-| niversity o napolls, and Harry E, Schnarr,! FREE PARKING Use Our Layaway : Business an Santa Ana, Cal; three brothers, . x a on. His top William Schnarr, Indianapolis; —A Gift a Day y tion Making Chris Schnarr, Huntingburg, and | Lot No. 2 Across . A | ! Moderator Otis Schnary, Evansville; two Missouri Street _ Until Xmas Making and sisters, Mrs. Clara Dooley, Bur- i B60 W. WASHINGTON ST... LI. 647) be Prof. R, bank, Cal, and Mrs. Rosa Web-| 8 University, ber, Portersville, and five grand- 1 Stats Rep. sons, etamora, a Bervices will be at -2:30 p. m. i Indiana Stat Wednesday in J. C. Wilson Chapel > . Discus of the Chimes. Burial will follow “The Ame in Washington Park. o 30.340 Gone { . 4 subjec oO Li A . Btate Rep. ! 1 Terre Haute, y . 7 ; tor. Speake Funeral Tuesday Wossds S i El son, FL Wa Kiefer Sanders Moore, who had : ° ton.

credit department of VanCamp

Hardware & Iron Co. died yes

terday in his home, 421 N. Gray

St. He was 61.

A native of near Piqua, O,, Mr. Moore had been an Indianapolis | Jf [resident since the age of 16. He A Mrs. Estella Mae Boots, active was assistant credit manager of {member of the Wheeler City Res- the hardware firm. {cue Mission more than 13 years, died yesterday in her home, 717.daughter, Miss Betty Moore, In. |B. Michigan St. She was 72,

He leaves his wife, Flo;

|dianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Vio

A lifelong resident of Marion let Cox, Springfield, O.

| Faucett;

| County, Mrs. Boots was a charter {member .of the Madonna Class of Kirby Mortuary will precede burial the Mission. | She leaves two daughters, Mrs. | | Myrtle McDaniel and Mrs. Vonda | 4 sister, Mrs. ‘Emma | Phillips, and two grandsons, all| |of Indianapolis. { | The Rev,

| Brothers Central Chapel.

Rites at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the|

in Bt, Joseph Ph Cemetery. Rites Set Tomorrow

Burial will be in Mt. “sackson Chis She was 65.

yCumatery.

Mrs. Ida A. Hort

Rites Tomorrow

Mrs. Ida A. Hert, wife of the {Co., died yesterday In the home| Monica, Cal; three siepdaughof her daughter, Mrs. Ida E.|ters, Miss Helena Fendley, Mrs. {Cecil Lathop and Mrs. Dowell |

Dody; two stepsons,” Ralph and A resident of Indianapolis 60 Clarence Fendley, Indianapolis, Years, Mrs. Hert was a native of Jefferson County, In 1928, she and| her husband moved to Alexandria. Services Tuesday | a owin, e roe following "For August Bentlage

August Bentlage, rétired taflor' Hert attended the Zion |and native of Bielfeld, Germany, Evangelical Church and was a died here yesterday after an iilmember of Queen Esther CHAnSS | ness of two months, He was 91. PR Badiee years An Indianapolis resident 26 Mr. Bentlage made his | me with a grandson, Kurt Bent-

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Do Jn {| Survivors include another In addition to her daughter, susgivors include a son. Arthur|§randson, Walter Kahn Bentlage,| Hert, Kirkwood, Mo., grandchildren,

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erfot TE Biarien Evangeiica; Church, will officiate in rites at (2 p. m. tomorrow in the Jordan , Funeral Home, Burial will be inEvangelical and of

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|Fendley had lived in Indianapolis 138 years, She was a member of the Belmont Avénue Church of]

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Surviving are her husband, George W. Fendley; a daughter, | |Mrs. Willlam Kaage, Chicago; a

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For Mrs. H. L. Fendley i Mrs. Harriett L. Fendley, 4047 Leonard C. Hunt, |8. State Ave, who died yesterday | superintendent of Wheeler Mis-/'n Long Hospital, will be buried sion will conduct funeral services 'n Round Hill Cemetery after

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Corregidor Hero Dies Of Pistol Wound

came a prisoner of the Japanese. He was held in the Philippines, Formosa, Japan and was in Man-! churia when released in August, ff 1945.

his hand was In his temple, Police found a ndte pinned to/ff

were not revealed. He also is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Anne Brown and his widow, Mrs. Lucille Moore.

Mardi Gras Slayer Sentenced to - Chair

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3 (UP)

aire James A. Mahoney in al

Mardi-Gras last February, Hoover, a 25-year-old veteran from Louisville, Ky. heard the) verdict with a clenched jaw. It meant that he must be sentenced §

{to die in the electric chair.

When he returned to his cell;

later, he was still crying.

CHICAGO. AGO. EDITOR DIES CHICAGO, Dec. 3 (UP) — Charles N. Wheeler, Chicago newspaperman, died today at the| age of 75, He had been political

aditor of the Chicago Dally News for 20 years, :

ho died in her! apartment - Thursday, will be buried in New Crown after serv-| foes at 1 p. m. tomorrow in|

Mrs. Lida po Hamel, 147 Mc-

Hamel lived here 27 years. She is| survived by her husband, Charles! Hamel, and a sister, Mrs. Carrie

HILLSBOROUGH, Cal. Dec. 8 (UP) — Maj. Gen. George F. Moore, Ret.,, hero of Corregidor and Subic Bay defenses under, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, ended his life because of failing Health, [police said today. On May 6, 1942, Gen. Moore be-

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Helma Foster and Mrs. Margaret

Rites at 10 a. m. Tuesday In {Moore & Kirk's Northeast Chapel Adolph Emhardt, President. of will be followed by burial: in £ City Council, "will {speaker at an annual Christmas - | party of the Retired hriatinas Em-| |ployees of the New York Central System at 1 p. m. Thursday in Services Tomorrow {Lelderkranz Hall, on B. Washing{ton St. near State Ave. ‘

The body of the 62-year-old general was found last night sprawled beside his automobile in| a “Lover's Lane” near here. A bullet wound from the .380 caliber, Army automatic still clutched in|

Hillsborough home. Its contents

=A district ‘criminal court jury found Louis Eugene Hoover guilty today of murdering multi-million

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he broke down. He threw his arms §. _|about a deputy sheriff and deep sobs shook his body, Five hours

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