2: Chronicle- Tribune, Marion, Indiana March 2, 1971 Deaths-Funerals erals Charles 'Hacker Charles Hacker, 59, 2145 W. Second died 11 a.m. Monday at Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis. He had ill three months. Mr.
Hacker was born in Swayzee and lived all his life in Grant County. He was i a machine repairman for Fisher Body. Survivors include wife, Josephine; one son, -Edward Marion; two sisters, Mrs. Wilbur (Donna Kay) Robey and Mrs. John (Susan Jo) Sanger, both of Marion; two brothers, Marion Hacker, Battle Creek, William (Buss) Hacker, Jonesboro; two sisters, Mrs.
Les Whitcomb, Battle Creek, Mrs, Lloyd Cole, Jonesboro, and sight grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Weilert Funeral Home, 2722 S. Washington St. Burial will.
be In Gardens of Memory Cemetery, Huntington County. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at the funeral home. John Bailey John T. Bailey.
76, 1405 W. First died Monday afternoon at a Marion nursing home. He had been ill 12 Mr. Bailey was a native of Huntington County and had lived in Marion 50 years. He was a retired employe.
of Spencer-Cardinal Company. Survivors include the wife. Pearl; three daughters, Mrs. Vern (June) Korporal, Van Buren; Mrs. Robert (Ethel) Marks, LaFontaine; Miss Shelby Jean Bailey, at home; one sister, Mrs.
Ruby Pearson, Huntington, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m.. Thursday at the Needham and Son Funeral Home, 814 S. Adams St. with the Revs.
Donald Fisher and Blaine West officiating. Burial will be in Gardens' of Memory Cemetery. Friends may call after noon Wednesday at the funeral home. Ruth Almeta Biscomb Ruth Almeta Biscomb, 58, 613 River died at 3 a.m. Monday at her home.
She had in failing health for several of Grant County, Mrs. Biscomb had lived here her entire She formerly was employed by the Marion Community Schools and attended Emmanuel Baptist Church." She is survived by her husband, Wilbur; one son, Richard Biscomb, Louisville, and two grandchildren. 2 Funeral services will be conducted 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Needham and Son Funeral Home, 814 S. Adams St.
The Rev. Charles Wagoner will officiate and burial will be in Grant Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. today. Joseph Kuppin Set workshop for Joseph Kuppin, 83, 1004 Park Forest 4111 Conner died at p.m.
Monday at Marion General Hospital where he was admitted 10 days ago. Kuppin was president of Chailenge Distributors, Inc. of Marion and held membership in the Sinai Temple and the B'nai B'rith. Surviving are his wife, Matilda; one brother, Gilbert, Forest Park, and one sister, Mrs. Emma Kahn, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Funeral services are pending at Diggs Funeral Home, 504 W. Third and friends may call after 7 p.m. today. retired persons The Marion Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons is sponsoring the "Get-Up-and-Goers' group on a trip. to the Kirkpatrick Memorial Workshop, on Aging to be held March 17 'at the L.A.
Pittenger Student Center. on the Ball State University Campus in Muncie. Mrs. Owen A. Reppert, trip chairman for the association, said persons interested in attending, may contact her for bus information and for registration by calling her at 664-5958, or writing her at 815 E.
30th St. Reservations are to be made by Thursday or Friday. Mary Butt HUNTINGTON Mrs. Mary E. Butt, Rt.
8, Huntington. died at 3:25 a.m. Monday at the Huntington County Hospital after a serious illness of four months. She was born near North Manchester, and had lived in Huntington since 1932. For the last seven years she had been a teacher with the Huntington County School Corporation.
She was a member of the PEO Sisterhood, Andrews Order of Eastern Star, a past deputy, and past grand Ruth of OES, associate chapter of Tri Kappa, First Mothers Club and Trinity United Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, Don; two sons, Richard LaGrange; David at home; two grandchildren; one 'sister, Mrs. Verling Landis, North Manchester and one brother, Louis Baker, Flora. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Trinity United Methodist Church with the Rev.
W.W. Kennell officiating. Burial will be in Pilgrims- Rest Cemetery. Friends may call at the Robbins Funeral Home after 2 p.m. today until noon Wednesday, and one hour prior to services at the Church.
The family requests memorials be donated to Huntington County Cancer Society. Clara A. Sanders Funeral services for Clara A. Sanders, 98, will be held at 9 a.m. Wednesday at St.
Paul's with the Rev. Joseph Grace officiating. Burial will be in I00F Cemetery, Marion. She died at 4:35 a.m. Monday at a Marion nursing home following a long illness.
She was a member of St. Paul's Catholic Church here. There are no immediate survivors. The Rosary Society of St. Paul's will conduct services at 7:30 p.m.
today at Diggs Funeral Home, 504 W. Third where friends may call. Lydia McIntire INDIANAPOLIS Graveside services for Lydia McIntire, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.B.
McIntire, will be at 2 p.m. today at Grant. Memorial Park Cemetery. The Rev. Melvin Gentry will officiate.
She died Sunday at her home following a long illness. Surviving, besides the parents. are two sisters. Julia and Melissa, and a brother. Eric.
all at home. and the maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. James Sackman.
Marion. Friends may call at the Seals Funeral Home, Fortville. Present awards at Cub Scout banquet Awards were presented Sunday at the annual Blue and Gold Banquet of Cub Scout Pack 51 at the Bennett High School cafeteria. David "Smith, district executive, was guest speaker and awards were presented to the following Scouts: Dan Kreigbaum, one year pin; Jim Lanternier, denner bar: Nick Steinbrunner, assistant denner bar; John Zeck, wolf badge: Steve Maynard, one year pin and gold and' silver arrow points under wolf badge; Fred Dailey, gold and three silver arrow points under wolf badge; Tom Hipskind, silver arrow under wolf badge; Kevin Miller, two year pin and sportsman award; Mike Castillo, two year pin, and Randy Backs, two year pin. Grant request for continuance A request for a continuance in the trial of a Marion youth, charged with a violation of the Indiana dangerous drug act (possession) was granted in Grant Superior Court 1 with the county prosecutor's office offering no objection.
Defendant in the case is John Baxter 18, 2724. S. Nebraska taken into custody last September by Marion Baxter had pleaded innocent charge, and the trial was scheduled for April 6. Insurance plan set by Chronicle-Tribune bune A new low -cost World Wide zation and Multi-Coverage Accident program with tax-free benefits ranging from $100 to $20,000 was announced today by the ChronicleTribune: -for subscribers, family members and readers. Ronald R.
circulation manager of the Chronicle- Tribune, announced the start of the program. with this statement: Chronicle Tribune always has been alert to offer many valuable services to its regular home delivery Subscribers. Continental Assurance one of the largest and most progressive insurance underwritors in the world; has joined with the tin. designing this tra scare plan for, the protection of low cost policy win provide of accidents strike. There -News of Record Hospital notes ADMISSIONS Della Keeton, 1504 W.
Fifth St. Gladys M. Sulfridge, 1811; Euclid Ave. me. Ida M.
Schneider, 74 Wilmon Drive. Kenneth G. Crick, LaFontaine: Ruth E. Roller, Elwood. Mickey L.
Shanks, Jonesboro. Jon E. Trice, 501 W. 10th St. Lisa J.
Rogers, Gas City. Phillip A. Wingo, 104 E. 14th St. Virginia Holmes -1311 W.
Eighth St. Steve H. Kirby, Anderson. Place. Cecilia A.
1715 Scenic Delmer F. Planck, 1011 E. 29th St. Mary A. Skeens, Gas City.
Florence Petty, Rt. 1, Wabash. Roy R. Pendleton, 710 S. Branson St.
Kathleen R. Vironet, Gas Mildred R. Dean, Gas City. N. Darlene Pelletrino, 3509 S.
Washington St. Shirley North Webster. William A. Zowd, S. Washington St.
Jenny J. McVicker, 2415B S. Gallatin St, Penny Susan Hirons, 2179 900 Fairley Burnette, Fordsville, Ky. Robert L. Nelson.
Rt. 1. Hartford City. Hazel M. Hartman.
1004 S. Adams St. Ronda Kay Miller. 926 E. Stephenson St.
Nanette K. Wilkins. 97 Jerry Ave. Alice P. Davis.
Van Buren. Lelia K. Johnson. 1836 S. Branson St.
Robert E. Bryan, Gas City. Ricky Darnell. Jonesboro. DISMISSALS Leo H.
Scott, 832 E. Grant St. Anna M. Carradine, 3005 S. Hamaker St.
Josiephen Edward, 316 S. Nebraska St. Frances L. Pulley, Upland. Gordon L.
Hoheimer, Fairmount. Thomas M. Seagraves, 1413 Quarry Road. Mary C. Richardson, 3411 S.
Washington St. Ruth McCarty, 2722 Home Ave. Beverly Friar, Warren. A. Griffin, Taylor University.
Frederica E. Kirby, Gas City. Jerry L. Payne, 624 E. 30th St.
Greg A. Smith, 1717 S. Gallatin St. Bonnie J. Neal, 3920 S.
Harmon St. 4 Ruby Allen, 819 E. 33rd St. Vera L. Moss, 1016 N.
Western Ave. Sharon McLinfans, 4262 Wilshire Drive. 44 Ted B. Southworth, Upland. Robert S.
Baker, 309 S. Fourth St. Raymond Shepherd, 2942 S. Washington St. Evelyn L.
Sutton, Hartford City. James P. Fisher, 329 E. Swayzee St. City court news Judge Michael Kiley presided at Monday's session of Marion, City Court.
-Charles Merrill, 40, '114 W. First public intoxication, $100 and costs, 90 days on penal farm; carrying a concealed weapon, discharging a pistol within the city limits and two counts of carrying a pistol without a permit, pleaded innocent, bond $1,000, trial Thursday. Robert Thompson, 23. 1110 E. Bradford public intoxication.
pleaded innocent, bond $25, trial March 18. Charles Timmons. 30, Marion, public intoxication, pleaded innocent. bond $25. trial March 18.
Lee' Scully. 42, 109 E. Third public intoxication, $15 and costs. Ferol Capper, 31, 1600 block of W. First Street, public intoxication.
$25 and costs; judgment withheld; failure to appear, dismissed. Donald Shields, 47, Converse. speeding. $5 and costs. Steven Gossett, 19, Rt.
1, Fairmount, driving while license suspended. pleaded innocent, trial April 15. David Rupert, 34. 1737 W. First public intoxication, pleaded innocent.
bond $25. trial April 1. Candidates filings Robert M. Seward, 1809 W. Ninth Democrat, Marion City Council, fourth ward.
Donald S. Markowski, 1803 Westlea Democrat, Marion City Council, third ward. Clarence Holmes, 2242 W. Eighth Republican, Marion City Council, fourth ward. Clyde W.
Thornell, 1319 W. Ninth Republican, Marion City Council, fourth ward. dA. Helen Jean Thompson, 3644 S. Gallatin Democrat.
Marion City. Council, sixth ward. Robert K. Teverbaugh, 1304 S. Boots Republican.
Marion City Council, fourth ward. TO ADDRESS CLUB Newsman Bill Wilson, aviation editor of the WFBM stations in Indianapolis, will address members of the newly formed Marion Pilots Club at a dinner: meeting at 7:30 p.m. today at Crossroads Cafe. Wilson will speak on current legislation affecting aviation now before the Indiana General Assembly. The pilots club was organized in January and now has about 50 members.
George Davis is president of the organization. The weather outlook Doris Jean Davis. 2722 S. Carey St. Cathy Furnish, 1807 Wenlock Drive.
Helen V. Murphy. Peru. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald W. Jump, 410 Vickery Lane, boy, 8:55 a.m., March 1. Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Hansel, 3540 Lincoln boy, 1:52 a.m., Feb.
27. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Trent. 1235 E.
54th girl. 3:30 p.m.. Feb. 28. Mr.
and Mrs. Steven Hillman, Gas City. girl. 4:16 p.m., Feb. 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rumple, Rt. 3. Warren, girl, 1:48 a.m., March 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deaton. Swayzee. boy, 5:16 a.m., March 1.
Fire calls Monday's fire runs by the Marion Fire Department: 2:59 p.m., 1412 Jeffras grass fire. 6:24 p.m., 23rd and Race streets, grass fire. Marriage licenses Philip Fry, 4. 1950, Marion. Hartford City, and Dale Lynn Roger Nelson, 1945, Rt.
1, Jonesboro, and Nancy. Jo Cunningham, 1952, Marion. Suits filed SUPERIOR COURT 1 Jean Ferguson VS. Francis Ferguson. Divorce.
Lillian Julian VS. Ralph Divorce. Sarah Jane Walker vs. Dale J. Walker.
Separation. CIRCUIT COURT Federal National Mortgage Association vs. James Cunningham and Marilyn Cunningham. Complaint on note and to foreclose mortgage on real estate. William P.
b-n-f, Frank Alter Jr. vs. Michael J. Kiley, executor of the estate of William P. McMurray.
Claim No. 1. Frank Alter Jr. and Lenora Alter VS. Michael J.
Kiley, executor of the estate of William P. McMurray. Claim No. 2. SUPERIOR COURT 1 Christine Proffit VS.
Clyde Proffit.Divorce. (filed Feb. 17, 1971). Parties having effected reconciliation, cause is dismissed. Costs against plaintiff.
SUPERIOR COURT 2. Pasqual Guillermo vs. Delores Guillermo. Divorce. (April 2, 1970).
Plaintiff is entitled to absolute divorce. Costs paid. Judgment on findings. The following suits were dismissed for want of prosecution with costs assessed against the plaintiffs and judgments on findings: Pamela J. Downing VS.
Richard Downing. Divorce. (May 26, 1969). L. C.
Cassidy and Son, Inc. VS. Charles Holloway, d-b-a, Custom Home Builders. Complaint on account. (July 14, 1969).
John R. Johnson VS. Beulah L. Johnson. Divorce.
(Sept. 11, 1969). Joyce Hanaway vs. Paul Hanaway. Separation.
(Jan. 21, 1970). Helen L. Bennett vs. Edward N.
Bennett. Divorce. (Feb. 13, 1970). Roy Earl Friedersdorf vs.
Charlene Friedersdorf. Divorce. (Feb. 25, 1970). Ronald Shockey and Nancy Shockey VS.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsal Butler. Complaint for breach of lease and -damages. (March 4, 1970).
E. Hoover vs. Gerard Hoover. Divorce. (March 10, 1970).
Gail Ellen Lindley vs. Steven Lindley. Divorce. (March 10, 1970). Lampco Federal Credit Union vs.
Paul Bobsen. Complaint on promissory (March 12, 1970). Lampco Federal Credit Union vs. Henry Murphy. Complaint on promissory note.
(March 12, 1970). Rose Nadine Crawford vs. Lester Lee Roy Crawford. (March 23, 1970). Marsha LeMaster VS.
Robert A. LeMaster. Separation. (April 15, 1970). Beverly J.
Stearns vs. Farrell D. Stearns. Divorce. (April 22, 1970).
Kay Shaffer vs. Jack Shaffer. Divorce. (May 12, 1970). Elizabeth Lucille Willen vs.
James Harold Willen. Separation. (May 18, Donald J. Bolinger vs. Eugene M.
Arnold and Rena Arnold. Complaint on note. (May 21, 1970). Floreta Bowman David Blanchard and Sheila Blanchard." Complaint on ejectment. (May 26, 1970).
Estel Stout and Farmers Insurance Exchange' vs." Kenneth Cooley. Complaint on damages. (June 15, 1970). Ronald Thien vs. Joyce Ann Thien.
Divorce. (July 1, 1970). Darlene E. Robbins VS. Roy D.
Robbins. Divorce. (July 6, 1970). Charles D. Mansbarger VS.
Rebecca J. Mansbarger. Divorce. (July 14, 1970). Robert J.
Hodge vs. Betty June Hodge. Divorce. (July 29, 1970): Billie J. Belcher vs.
Felix R. Belcher. Divorce. (Aug. 4, 1970).
RCA- Employes Federal Union. Number 7392 vs. Delbert Eakins. Complaint on note. (Aug.
14, 1970) Joyce B. --McCowan vs. Hugh E. McCowan. Divorce.
(Sept. 9, 1970)." CIRCUIT COURT Ronald L. Beal vs. Esther J. Beal.
Divorce: (Feb. -10, 1971). Upon joint. agreement by parties, defendant's. motion for dismissal is granted.
Costs against Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. NOAA, U.S. Dept. ol. Commerce' --10 20 50.
30 40 50 60. 60 Rein 1. 60 WARM Showers 80 FORECAST 80 Flurries Snow Figures Show High Temperatures Expected For Daytime Tuesday Isolated Precipitation Not Indicated- Consult Local forecast Snow is expected today along a band extendWeather ing from Utah to Maryland, broken in Central Plains by flurries combined with as 3 narrow Kentucky, Weather elsewhere High Low Pr. Albany, clear. 41 29 Albuquerque, cloudy 43 17 Atlanta, rain 69 48 Bismarck, clear 24 14 Boise, clear.
34 Boston, clear 47 35 Buffalo, clear. 35 28 Charlotte, cloudy 65 45 clear 34 30 Cincinnati, cloudy 57 34 Cleveland, clear 36 26 Denver, snow 32 19 Des Moines, clear 34 25 Detroit, clear 41 26 Fairbanks, 1 .17 Fort Worth, cloudy 67 47 Helena, clear 18 3 Honolulu, cloudy 81 68 .23 Indianapolis, cloudy 49 30 Jacksonville, clear 86 56 Juneau, snow Kansas City, cloudy 37 29 .04 Los Angeles, clear 60 46 Louisville, cloudy 60 34 Memphis, cloudy 72 39 Miami, cloudy 72 71 Milwaukee, clear. 30 20 Mpls-St. clear. 23 12 New Orleans, cloudy 80 64 New York, clear.
56 42 Okla. City, clear 45 33 cloudy 30 23 .02 -Philadelphia, clear, 61- 39 Phoenix, clear 56 41 Pittsburgh, clear 50 28 clear 46 32 -Ptland, cloudy 42 22 Rapid City, snow 27 21 .05 Richmond, clear 67 46 St. Louis, cloudy 51 29 .01 Salt Lk. City, cloudy 29 18 .22 San Diego, clear 57 52 San clear. 53 44 Seattle, cloudy 39 23 Tampa, clear 81 67 Washington, 59 43 Winnipeg, cloudy 13 -10 Commissioner won't sign subsidy bill The monthly county subsidy payment for ambulance service in Grant County hit a momentary snag Monday when one of the three county commissioners declined to sign the payment claim.
Commissioner Ed Green did not join fellow commissioners John D. Foust and William Mitchener in signing the $2,500 payment to Marion Ambulance Service, saying he wanted to see a more complete financial statement on the service's operations before signing the subsidy claim. "If they're so good, I would like to see where they stand on their bookkeeping before I sign anything," Green said later Monday. "I'm not satisfied with their statement on operational costs which has been given to us," Green added. The signatures of Foust and Mitchener were sufficient, however, to formally approve the county payment.
The $2,500 payment, which goes to Marion's municipal general fund, is the county's monthly share of the annual subsidy payment to the Marion ambulance firm. Marion pays the total $50,000 subsidy this year, with the county reimbursing the city for $30,000 of the subsidy. In other action Monday, the county commissioners agreed to receive bids for a new highway department truck at its March 15 meeting. commissioners also agreed to ask the county council for an appropriation of $12,000 for additional equipment and for the highway department and for permission to sell the 170-acre county farm property, excluding- the tracts housing the county home and animal shelter. Bond forfeited for Marion man Appeal bond of $1,000 for a Marion was forefeited through an order made by Judge Thomas.
Wright of Grant- Superior Court and- a bench warrant for his arrest was issued. The action was taken by Judge Wright after Richard Ray, attorney for Darl Havens, said he was unable to find his client. Havens, who was fined $500 and and sentenced to 180 days on the Indiana Penal Farm after he guilty to a charge of intoxication in a hearing in City Court, filed an appeal in Judge Wright's court. Some rain is predicted along a front in parts of Arkansas, Tennessee, West Virginia and Virginia. South Terre Haute today through Wednesday.
Turning a little colder Wednesday afternoon or evening. High today and Wednesday in the 30s. Low tonight 25-30. Precipitation probabilities: 50 per cent today, .70 per cent tonight. 4-5-6-7-8-9-10: Mostly cloudy with rain or snow likely today and tonight, changing to snow or snow flurries and turning a little colder Wednesday.
Highs today and Wednesday 35-45. Precipitation probabilities: 60 per cent today, 90 per cent tonight. ZONE FORECAST 1-2-3: Mostly cloudy with snow likely Approve plan for overnight county park Preliminary plans for an overnight rest park near I-69 in Grant County for campers-trailers were unanimously okayed Monday night by the Grant County Area Plan Commission. The park, which would be the first of its kind in the county, would be located on a four to five acre tract about 'one-half a mile east of I-69 between 700 and 800E along the south side of Ind. 18.
Richard Sroufe, 202 N. Nebraska who submitted the plans said that among the park's features will be camping spaces for 50 trailers, running water and an electric consumer for garbage disposal. Sroufe is now scheduled to present the variance request before the Grant County Area Board of Zoning Appeals. In other action, the commission approved the preliminary plat of section one of Eastbrook Heights, a subdivision proposed for the west side of Ind. 221 about one-half of a mile north of Upland.
The Initial section, according to developer Max Conder, will contain six lots on about 7 and onehalf acres, The commissioners, in their motion, added that a turnaround be built in the streets for lots one, two, three and six. The commission, on -a gave its authorization on a preliminary plan of section three of Highland Meadows, a sub-division lying along Boco*ck Road about one mile east of Ind. 9 and 37. Both of the subdivision plans must return to the area plan commission before final approval can be given. The commission also passed an exclusion submitted by Donna Belle Caldwell which concerns one acre for the construction of a parsonage for the Mt.
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