Norman Lester Hopper was known for many years as Jack Burns. He took this name after being discharged from the Navy after contracting spinal meningitis. He successfully enlisted in the Army under his alias. He married on 30 June 1923 in Jefferson County, Ind., Gladys Graves (4 April 1901-1971), who was born in Jefferson County. Tbe marriage was short-lived and his daughter, Margaret Ann Burns, wife of Garnet Lowe, spent years looking for him. Somehow, the family was notified he died on a street in California.
Norman Lester Hopper was known for many years as Jack Burns. He took this name after being discharged from the Navy after contracting spinal meningitis. He successfully enlisted in the Army under his alias. He married on 30 June 1923 in Jefferson County, Ind., Gladys Graves (4 April 1901-1971), who was born in Jefferson County. Tbe marriage was short-lived and his daughter, Margaret Ann Burns, wife of Garnet Lowe, spent years looking for him. Somehow, the family was notified he died on a street in California.
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