Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1951 — Page 17

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Yvonne Fades

For S. H. Equels

Services Are Sor Accidents Her e

: i 2 Rf Out of Town Just cosines zee Injure Two Men,

‘Like Her Love

By OPAL CROCKETT Arabian typist Yvonne Essaye,

ticket to America,

Marott Hotel yesterday without leaving a forwarding address. “lend-but-not-lease” carded suitor, Vaughn McCorley, W- Long Hospital. He was 76. checked out too, without penning

Her

a new address. On

his job as male nurse's aid at @g0. He was a member of the Loughlin, 22, Camp Atterbury. Billings General Hospital, Ft. Garfield Park Baptist Church and! His condition is fair. Harrison, Mr. McCorley had Modern Woodmen of America. Mr. Treadwell was injured moved into the hotel to court the aE hre fr SS ugnters, when a tire blew out and his car en al who said “yes” —then IS. ouise Jan orn, Mrs, . ; . RR ¥ foo Tecause. he looned chlor Frances Dobbs, Mrs, Wilma Pler.| Shed over in the 3300 block on than his pictures.” \ son and Mrs. Catherine Sofer, In- ** : ! Mr. McLoughlin, was a passen-

Wouldn't Confirm Age

Hospital officials

firm or deny his claim of. being and 12 great-grandchildren. 37. That's 11 years older than the Bs ? who wrote the letters that took his $800 savings. The mind-changing Miss saye, who vowed “I'll pay the $800 all back,” didn’t show yesterday Aug. 17 at Gausepohl Travel Service for pps. "the job-hunt she ‘travel service helped unsnarl the tape that kept her and her mail-

girl

order romeo apa

, year’s correspondence.

She apparently

derful and beautiful city she loved already” as fast as she claims she

can type. She left a8 her ardor for

financed her plane and “money spent wisely.”

Might Be Together

Acquaintances, as elusive with comments as the about new addresses, hinted they!

Basra, Iraq,

might be together “dropped: out of sonal reasons.”

Earlier . weather, than the one-sided romance, sent!

the couple to

movies in the gallant McCorley’s| pursuit of the girl he won—|

staked—and lost.

Fall Kills Shoe Executive CINCINNATI, Aug. 17 (UP)—]| George W. Jammer, 55, Chicago,|

manager of ‘the s

the Dr. Scholl ‘Manufacturing Co.,| was killed last night when he fell four stories down an elevator shaft in the firm’s plant here.

to neighborhood children, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Little and Sons Funeral Home. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery. Mr. Equels, who had worked as a blacksmith, garage mechanic

today. checked out of dren in the neighborhood of 2700

a daughter He died Wednesday in Robert

of Evansville. Transferred pital

dis-

Born in Summer County, Tenn., vacation from he came to Indianapolis 30 years

idianapolis; two sons, Spurgeon H.

refused to ‘con-

come-hither Slaying of Husband 30. of 3148 E.

es- Called Thorough Job

WESTERHOLT, Germany, (UP) — Police accused A Elizabeth Ilmisch, 57,

fish fry

planned.

mitted that at least ' : thorough. rt after their Alpert Ilmisch, 55, went home W. 16th St drunk Wednesday night and :

Two men were and watchman, had been in ill critically, in accidents here early whose “lonely-heart” letters won health in recent years. He spent her a ‘GI proposal and a free Much of his time amusing chil-

One Critically

injured. one

In critical condition at General Villa Ave. where he lived with Hospital is Gilman Treadwell, 35,

from General Hos-

to Wakeman Hospital at [Camp Atterbury was Kervin Mec-

:land Nathan, Thdianapolis; a sis- ger in a «ar driven by Frank ter, two brothers, 20 granchildren|De Nino, 23, of Camp Atterbury.| | The car was in collision at 38th | St. and Central Ave with a vehicle driven by Walter W. Miller,

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Benefit Fish Fry Set

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