Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1950 — Page 14
PAGE 14 AAR a THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ er = diana Air Guard : | na Air Guar About People— Paul H McBauley C. E. Weir, Ex-Judge, Dies i Martinsville 4 hang
Established Law i “Rev. Boren to res oe and Sel War Reunites Friends, Collapses, Dies |. Office Here in 1899 Officiate at Rites ES arg ae CENTRAL College, Inc..
rvices for Clarence E. Weir, Advocate’s Department at Wash- night and skimmed down to land- Beauty Poses Army Problem "i ci rou "Si
ington during World War IL {ings at Stout Field. reat omer tee ot MO oun Survivors include a daughter, Arrival of the ships brought to College Mates, One a Major, Other Dead on Trolley : =>=1 Paul H. McGauley, 61-year-old
Mrs. Louise Cass, West Hartford, fy)] strength the Indiana Air Naday in Martinsville, will be held A General, Face / Military Etiquet io 'hotel clerk, collapsed and died.
Conn.; and four grandchildren, of tional Guard, assigned to the at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Flan- whom one, Cat. John G. Weir, 113th Fighter Squadron, Stout. oid - rig ner & Buchanan Mortuary. “Arrival in Indiana of Maj. Gen. Daniel B. Strickler, commander Yesterday while en route home on The Rev. Amos Boren, paste of the 28th Division, poses a military etiquet problem for Maj. '@ Central Ave. trackless trolley. .." p ‘va rts Park Methodist
bu , 1s a graduate] pea, Walter Miller, chief operations officer of Hoosier draft. He lived at 2521 Central. Church, will officiate. Burial will
“Falls Church, of West Point pic has adopted 2' paster and capable of a 1500Mr. McGauley, who had been Maj. Miller and Gen, Strickler, close personal friends and ' be in Crown Hill. Judge Weir Pennsylvania lawyers in civilian life, are separated by reams of employed by the Claypool Hotel ss. 8
military career like his father, mje cruising range by virtue of Gen. Weir. carrying drop-type combat gas _rank. Both are graduates of Cornell uU Iniversity Law School. the last two years, was found: 5, oo weir for 60 years a resi2 = —— slumped in his seat when the ® dent of Indianapolis, served: on
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Rs Retr Bay C5 IPR ENT hicag iho mover he a RN a oF hn Rang Nd iy i ) 4 ih — 3 an tet 45 years 7] He formerly... WAS 8...salesman ~HeFe CHEW . -body- baal! of. wedded... ifs... RRasoN:. She WE ficers - i A LWA deal ER THO FE erected fr ss days when ny FoR IMPROVED KIDNEY FUNCTION |
charges a 60-year-old widow, Indianapolis Assembly 50, Or- Connersville, and the McDougall = 1, 400 Weir was born in TrumMrs. Elizabeth Lovelle, stole the der of the Rainbéw for Girls, will Kitchen Cabinet Co., Franklin. 0, at 0. He was graduated . affections of husband Charles, install officers at 8 p. m. Wednes-| He was a member of the 88... 0 “pro. 00 College, O., and ob-
| He was Edward B, Haehl, for-| mer . superintendent of the body |
In most observed cases, subnormal kid-
: ee Crono E- Wa | works of the National Motor Car| ney function was improved, bladder 74. The cost to hubby will be day in the IOOF Hall, W. Michi- Peter and Paul Cathedral. Ser-\i.. 4 his law degree at Cinnin. Wei | wor y about $50,000. gah ‘and Persh- vices will be held Wednesday at oi." y.& school Bree teaching Judge Clarence E. Yelr Co. Big am Friday at General pain and discomfort reduced after eva, + ing Sts. ____the Kirby Mortuary and at the. apolts Democratic Club, and Tn- oP! :
Seng this delicious natural mineral
Mr. Haehl, who was 76, lived at o> water from Hot Springs, Arkansas,
1052 Virginia Ave., and was a
for a year in Kentucky. Miss Martha Conant ; el b After retirement from the dianapolis, Indiana and American May will be in-' Mr. HMcGzauley is survived BY phnon here, Judge Weir returned Bar Associations. | ! . p veteran of the Spanish-American! stalled as worthy his wife, Rosemary; three daugh- i, general law practice. At the Judge Weir was the husband of war. p
adviser. Others ena iar Ena pr. time of his death he was associ- Mary McNealy Weir, Ellettsville,! Services will be at 2 p.m. to- PHONE JumtzinValley to be - installed VIF ated with Otto W. Cox. who died in 1942, and the father morrow at the Lauck Funeral RL. 3212 Water Cor sine)
are the Misses Minton; two sons, Paul H. Jr. and = go wag a member of Roberts of the late Brig. Gen. John M. Home. Burial will be in Crown | WN SAAANIAY
Beverly Okey, John W. and seven grandchildren, p, Methodist Chur > | (= aencciate worthy [all of Indianapolis. u ch, Indian: - Weir, who served | in the Judge Hill.
And up Seattle way the blushes of 300 U, of Washington coeds faded somewhat yesterday as gchool authorities. burned photographs of them in the nude. For his part in having the pictures taken eof registering stu‘dents, as part of a scientific research project President Ray- adviser; . Delores
mond B. Allen said, “1 offer the | Busenbark, charity: Judith Wag- John E. Kieffer,
most humble apologies.” ly; p g & » ner, hope; Wilma From nude to dude: Maj. Har. Miss May REC BORE uth Brownstown, Dies ¢ Co) old .D. Banning, dapper Army Roch, chaplain; Carolyn Foster, Times State Service ° officer arrested Monday at a drill leader; Sandra Kennel, love; BROWNSTOWN, Sept. 16—Fu-
Nevada dude ranch in connection Joan Demarree, religion; Barbara neral services were being arwith misapplication of $250.000, Van Hook, nature; Janet Stone, ranged tonight for John E. Kief- ’ 4 hdl hy \
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will embark under guard for Ger- immortality; Beverly Hamil, fidel- fer. treasurer of the Kieffer Paper many this week. ity; Charmion Kappes, patriotism; CO: Ih Ewing, who was killed yesOrders to send the 39-year-old Wanda Peters, service; Eleanor terday when a train struck his officer back to Europe came from Griffin, confidential observer; Automobile at a crossing near the 6th Army Command headquarters Marjorie Lach, outer observer, COMPany plant. Friday. He is currently heid “in and Ruthellen Hoffmeyer, muai- Mr. Kieffer was thrown from H§ security” at the San Francisco ciun. the Paid and died shortly afterPresidio. The installing officers are the hiding . , Maj. Banning, an Army Finance Misces Martha Sherman, worthy rs nad just Jers tne company ] ; ’ d . y to go into Brownscfticer in Berlin, had $100,000 in adviser; Betty Sumner, marshal; town when a westbound Balti small bills when summoned from Patricia Harman, musician; June more & Ohio passenger train Germany in August. The Army Plake, chaplain, and Maude Hoff- struck his car as he drove onto could find no funds missing, but meyer, recorder, the tracks. indicated certain funds had been Other officers serving the as- yr Kieffer had designed “misapplied” while conversion sembly are Miss Betty Sumner, geveral pa from dollar scale to marks was recorder and Miss Margaret Gels- and was well known in the inunder way, iendorf, treasurer. Mrs, Velma dustry. Active in Brownstown The major said he was not In- Henry is mother adviser. Miss civic affairs, he aided in developvolved in black market, brought Ruthellen. Hoffmeyer is retiring ing the jackson County Fair. the money with him to Germany worthy adviser. | Survivors include his wife and and that the small bills were The drill team of the Indian- two daughters, Mrs. Frank Marlegally acquired. apolis Chapter, Order of the De- tin, Columbus, Ga., and Mrs. oon. Molay will form the escort. The David McGarvey, Rochester, N.Y. Note to best-seller writers: A 1OWer ceremony by Thomas Cook Leiter Holley 16-year-old girl confessed in a Wil close the Ceremons, Leiter. Holley, 314 W. Vermont Windsor, Ontario, court yesterday Bt. who died "yesterday in his}
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