Son of Peter and Emma (King) Ness. Married Anna Bruce Morgan on August 5, 1914 in Chicago, Illinois. They had one son, Charles Morgan Ness. The office has verified that he and his wife are buried here.
Mr. Ness was a graduate of the Illinois Institute of technology. He was former superintendent of the Research Laboratory of Linde Air Products Division of the Union Carbide Company. Mr. Ness became widely known in his field for many contributions to design for safety, efficiency and economy in the generation, pipeline distribution and packaging of acetylene.
In 1951 he was awarded the James Turner Morehead Medal of the International Acetylene Association in recognition of his outstanding work.
Full obituary the Indianapolis Star Newspaper, Monday, March 14, 1960.
Mr. Ness was a graduate of the Illinois Institute of technology. He was former superintendent of the Research Laboratory of Linde Air Products Division of the Union Carbide Company. Mr. Ness became widely known in his field for many contributions to design for safety, efficiency and economy in the generation, pipeline distribution and packaging of acetylene.
In 1951 he was awarded the James Turner Morehead Medal of the International Acetylene Association in recognition of his outstanding work.
Full obituary the Indianapolis Star Newspaper, Monday, March 14, 1960.
Son of Peter and Emma (King) Ness. Married Anna Bruce Morgan on August 5, 1914 in Chicago, Illinois. They had one son, Charles Morgan Ness. The office has verified that he and his wife are buried here.
Mr. Ness was a graduate of the Illinois Institute of technology. He was former superintendent of the Research Laboratory of Linde Air Products Division of the Union Carbide Company. Mr. Ness became widely known in his field for many contributions to design for safety, efficiency and economy in the generation, pipeline distribution and packaging of acetylene.
In 1951 he was awarded the James Turner Morehead Medal of the International Acetylene Association in recognition of his outstanding work.
Full obituary the Indianapolis Star Newspaper, Monday, March 14, 1960.
Mr. Ness was a graduate of the Illinois Institute of technology. He was former superintendent of the Research Laboratory of Linde Air Products Division of the Union Carbide Company. Mr. Ness became widely known in his field for many contributions to design for safety, efficiency and economy in the generation, pipeline distribution and packaging of acetylene.
In 1951 he was awarded the James Turner Morehead Medal of the International Acetylene Association in recognition of his outstanding work.
Full obituary the Indianapolis Star Newspaper, Monday, March 14, 1960.
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