Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1951 — Page 9

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- WEDNESDAY, NOV. 28, 1951 Former Car Salesman Here Dies

«C, Frank Wise, 60, who grew {up with the motor car and became a leading sales executive in the Hoosier auto industry, died Montday in Hollywood, Fla,

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the Coffee Flavor {Point Cemetery, Kokomo. i Born in Kokomo on January # : (15, 1891, Mr. Wise was associated {with the production and sales ° |departments of the old Haynes

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" until 1946, when he went to o | Florida. WN | For eight years Mr. Wise was

{sales manager .of the old Marmon | Motor Car Co. Later he was associated with! | two local auto distributors, Monlarch Buick Co. and C. H. Wal{lerich Co. He was sales manager lof the Wallerich Co. His last position here was! | sales manager of Weather Seal { Distributing Co. from 1944 | through 1946. : In Florida he became a window shutter distributor and was active unfil his death. { Mr. Wise leaves his wife, NelMe E., and a son, John R. of Washington, D. C. He is also {survived by three sisters, Miss {Jessie Wise and Mrs. Eva Lane {of Chicago and Mrs. Gladys Kirk iof Kokomo. 50 RE RR 5 RR J RR J J A TR RT FA RJ J J J RR RJ JR 53 RA RA »

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ROY PRICE, 45, of 5645 Mar-| nett 8t., employee at Allison Divi-| sion of General Motors, Inc, Died Monday in Veterans Hospital. Survived by wife, Marion, and| fokter-son, Richard J. O. Greene.| Services 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in| Nay Funeral Home, Thorntown.| Burial, in Maple Leaf Cemetery,! Thorntown, > ¥ 8» | MRS. JOETTA DUCKWORTH, | 76, of 2422 N, Sherman Dr., lived] here 60 years. Services 2 p. m. tomorrow, Moore & Kirk Northeast Chapel. Burial, Crown Hill. o n Md | MRS. OTIS (MYRTLE EATON) HAIR, 64, of 2202 N. Illinois St, former Ward 7 Democratic precinct committeewoman. Services 10 a. m. Friday, Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial in Sullivan. i

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Air Force Enlistments Halted for 10 Days Here

Air Force enlistments have been halted here for 10 days. Recruiting office officials said the temporary ban was necessary because of the “big rush” in volenlistments. More men were coming in than could be shipped out under daily quotas. Applications are still being accepted for processing after a short waiting period. Meanwhile, an extension until Dec. 31 has been authorized for Selective Service provisions which allow men who have taken preinduction physicals to volunteer

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34th and Emerson School Plans Approved

Architect's plans for a new Pupblic School building at 34th St. and*Emerson Ave. have been approved by the School Board. The school, No. 71, will cost an estimated $500,000 and will inthide 14 rooms and combination auditorium-gymnasium.

¥ In other action last night, the

board approved an administrative reorganization plan which would make Dr. Herman L. Shibler the executive officer of the board. All other divisions of the board would be under his direction as general supenintendent of education,

Mme. Aadre-Uuli To Sing Here Tonight

Tonight's recital by Lydia Aadre-Uuli in Caleb Mills Hall will feature Italian and German art songs and Estonian folk

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presented by the National Society of Arts and Letters in a program to benefit the society's scholarship fund. With John Gates as accompanst, Mme. Aadre-Uuli will start her program at 8 p. m.

Coal Heating Service Officers Are Elected

0. L. Litzelman, 8wner of the Litzelman Coal & Supply Co, is {new president of the Coal Heat{ing Service of Greater Indian{apolis. | ‘Other officers elected late yesterday were Charles P, Wright of the Wright Coal & Oil Co., vice president;- John G. Keller of the coal firm bearing his name, secretary, and C. A. McKamey, Acme-Monon Coal Co. president, re-elected treasurer.

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Man Dies After Lying In Alley for Hours

A b4-year-old man, seen lying in an alley but ignored for hours by passersby, died this morning at police headquarters. John A. Williams, no local address, died about an hour after police brought him to jail on a stretcher. Police said they called General Hospital immediately,

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