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DETROIT FREE PRESS Monday, March 10, '58 OBITUARIES Col. Inirram THG SEAiiSI-3 FOR Succumbs In Florida A I JT J3S JSf fjr if aT AST AS (r mr mjt Services for Col. Wharton G. Ingram, 62, former command er of the Michigan Reserve District of the Army, will be at 3 p.m. Monday in Sarasota, Fla.

Col. Ingram, who retired after World War II service on the staff of Gen. Douglas Mac-Arthur, died Saturday in Sarasota. He served as commander of the state district from 1931 to 1937. A NATIVE of New York and IARRY SUFFRIM TA i a graduate of Lehigh University, he was appointed a lieutenant of cavalry in 1916 and saw World War I and action in Mexico during the expedition against Pancho Villa.

He attended the General Staff School in Fort Leaven worth, before coming to Michigan. While in Detroit, he married Barbara Parker, of Utica, who survives him. Also surviving are a son, Michael, and a daughter, Merrell. WKL ti. MAIER A vro i president of Campbell-Ewald jsir.

jviaier, 53, died Sunday w- in his home at 6105 E. Surrey, Birmingham. Mr. Maier Joined the advertising firm in 1935, became pro- i lit a 1 Special deluxe service at 5 pm uucuon manager in 1944 and a vice president four years ago. He is sur i 4 in vived by his wife, Marcella; two daughters, Judith Lu and Susan Lynn two sisters, Mr.

Maier American serves you better when yon fly Mrs. George Beattie and Mrs. Albert J. Berschback, and two brothers, Edward A. and William C.

Services will be at 2 p.m. w-wwwmrom Tuesday in the William Vasu Funeral Home, 4375 N. Wood-- ward, Royal Oak. Burial will be in Acacia Pari Cemetery. ii.ii.irir-- fm yrr architecturally I I tailored by Yr MRS.

EVELYN LARSON r-r requiem mass for Mrs. Larson 54, of 31275 Bingham Rd. I Birmingham, will be at 10 a.m The best mean- fceen served Tuesday at the Holy Name onurcn of Birmingham 4 iXiX -v airline u-j- ,,,10 Mrs. Larson died Saturday at ner norae alter a long illness rout you o-lary: your ft commei tsorn in Providence. R.

lived to be in the Detroit area An -r-a years. CLA. irondale. Orno She was treasurer of the 3 J-'. X' Pa on Ali Larson Clay Pipe of Ohio, and a partner in the Larson 9980 Van Dyke, a building supply iirm.

Mrs. Larson wa a member of the Holy Name Church of Birmingham and was active in Catholic charity work. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Mary Gerald; her husband, August; sons, Edward Donald John A. and Robert and nine grandchildren.

Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Monday at the Bell Chapel of the Wm. R. Hamilton 820 E. Maple, Birmingham.

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Miss Wallis, shooting in the juniors division, won both the junior and ladies titles in the 20 and 12 caliber competition. She also won the junior .410 gauge competition and was first in the overall. Her second was in the ladies mmroHtinn i I with .410 gauge guns. Say Vandals Started Fire S0U are cordially ind, tah sour order nov 'Captain's Table' Dinner select your seat before boarding DAYTON, O. are believed to have at Harry Suttrm wwUSoM TOD special Departure Gate Captain's Flagship Flights available at $300 premium started a fire which destroyed the McKin ley occupational school here early Sunday.

Two policemen said they saw two boys run from the school shortly before 5 a.m. They chased the boys but were unable to catch them. When they returned to the school, the policemen said, they found five separate fires going in the 60-year-old, three-floor structure. Fire chief Forrest Lucas said firemen found 50 kerosene-soaked rags at the scene. He said the youths also used books nn.ntOtt ri G.

a Treietences G.G.'s av attend toy" specia 8ervi'- and pacers to ee.t th firpa or Ff--. Ladies Invited started. The Captain's Flagship to Detroit leaves LaGuardia Airport 4:30 pm ft Senator Cut In Peru Duel LIMA, Peru 3 The Minister of Government bested a senator in a brief saber duel Sunday. The duel was stopped after the minister, Jorge Fernandez Stoll, slashed Senator Protacna Sologuren on the right wrist, the forearms and the face. Ferenandez was slightly cut.

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