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a HAUTE STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1958. THE TERRE CHARLES D. CROUCH Funeral services for Charles D. Crouch, 62 years old, 533 South Ninth Street, who died Tuesday, will be at 11 o'clock Saturday morning at the Frank M. Ryan Funeral Home.

The Rev. Marcus E. Myers will officiate and burial will be in Calvary of Brewery CemeHe was a member Workers Local No 85, having been an employe of the Terre Haute. Brewing Company are for the the wife, last 12 Bertha years. one daughter.

Mrs. Lena Mae Lundgard of Indiananolis; three sons, Rex of Indiananolis, Chester of Crouch with Bloomington the and Chester U. Army at Fort Smith, two sisters. Mrs. Mary Turner Ann of Conway Granite of City and Mrs.

Amarillo, four brothers, Luther of Charleston George of Mattoon, Dave of Amarillo, Denver, and and seven Dan Crouch of grandchildren. FRANK 'POP' LOWE Frank "Pop" Lowe, 77 years old, died at 9:30 o'clock yesterday ing at the residence. Twenty-first Street and Margaret Avenue. Surviving are three sons. Spencer and O.

E. Lowe, both of Las Angeles, and William A. Lowe of Terre Haute: four Mrs. Andy Hoggatt of Staunton. Watson, Mrs.

both A. Reed Terre and Haute. Mrs Ralob of and Mrs Tad Smith of Los Angeles: a brother. Otis Lowe of Shelburn: 8 sister. Mrs.

Forrest DeArmond of Mecca: 44 grandchildren and 13 greatThe body was taken to the DeBaun Funeral Home where friends mav call after I o'clock Thursday afternoon. MRS. LORA M. HALE Lora M. Hale.

67 years old. North Terre Haute, died at 4:35 o'clock yesterdas afternoon at the the husband, Union Hos- Witpital Surviving are three daughters. Mrs. Mary Bishop of Ynsilanti. Miss Helen at home.

and Mrs. Betty Jorritsma of North Terre Haute, and four erandahildren. The body was taken ta the Thomas Funeral Home where friends mav call after 7 o'clock at 1 night. Funeral services will be o'clock Saturdav afternoon at the funeral home. The Rev.

Sam Boyle will nfficiate and burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park. MRS. SOPHIA B. BUCHWEITZ Mrs Sophia B. Buchweitz, 84 years old.

died yesterdav morning Surviving at are the Anthony Hospital. the husband. Albert, 625 South Twentv-third Street: two daughters. Mrs. Rosa Cox of Chicago, and Mrs.

Father Chandel of Indianapolis: 1w0 sons. Fredrick Burlington. and Henry nf Miami. two brothers. John Brylenson of Los Angeles, and Christ of Canada: 13 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

She was a memher of St. Mark Evanvelical and Reformed Church, The body WAS taken to the Callahan Funeral Home. CITY DEATHS JOHN TONY Ward was received here by Jack McCloud of the death of his father. John Tonv. which occurred at 2 o'clock vesterday afternoon at St.

was Joseph's an employe Hospital of in the Kokomo, Atlas 'Powder Company of Knoxville, Tenn. Also surviving are the wife, Ferol of Russia- Kokomo: a son, William Tony of ville: 13 grandchildren and 15 taken great- to grandchildren. The body was the Ellers Funeral Home at Kokomo where friends may Funeral call after services 10 will o'clock be this morning. at 9:39 o'clock at the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church.

The Rev Robert Goodrum will officiate and burial will be in Crown Point Cemetery, MISS MARGARET HOLDEN Miss Margaret Holden, 79 years old. 3194 Fifth Street, died at 3 o'clock. yesterdav morning at St. Anthony's Hospital. Surviving are onc sister.

Mrs. Marv Pattison of Terre Haute, and a niece. Sister Rose Marie Louisville. Kv. The body was taken to the P.

J. Ryan Sons Funeral Home where friends may call after 2 o'clock this afternoon. Funeral services will be at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow morning at the funeral home. Reoutem mass will follow at 9 o'clock at St. Joseph Church.

Burial will de in Highland Lawn Cemetery. The rosary will he recited funeral home at 8 o'clock tonight. MRS. ELIZABETH DOWELL Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Powell.

61 be years at old, 9 who o'clock died Saturday Wednesday. will morning at Sacred Heart Church. Burial will be at St. Joseph Cemetery. The bodv is at the Funeral Home where friends may call after noon tomorrow and where the rosary will be recited at 8:15 o'clock tomorrow night.

PAUL J. SCRMIDT Funeral services for Paul J. Schmidt, 56 years old, who died Tuesday, will be at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning 8 the Callahan Funeral Home. Requiem mass will follow at 10 o'clock at St. Ann Church.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after noon todav and the rosary will be recited at 7:30 o'clock tonight. MRS. MILDRED JOHNSON Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred Johnson.

53 years old, who died Sunday, will be at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at the Bedino Chavel of the Valley. The Rev. Clyde Rodabaugh will officiate and burial will be in Bethesda Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon tomorrow. MRS.

LUCINDA OTTE Funeral services for Mrs. Lucinda Otte. 67 rears old. who died Tuesday, will he at 1 o'clock this afternoon at the Thomas Funeral Home. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park.

The Rev. Ronnie Hanna will officiate. ROSE JACOB Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Jacob, who died Saturday. wil be at 1:30 n'clock Funeral this Home.

afternoon The Rev. at F. the E. Callahan will officiate and burial will be in Highland Lawn Cemetery. ARA ALLEN REYNOLDS Funeral services for Ara Allen Reynolds, 44 years old, who died Tuesday, will be at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Gillis Memorv Chapel.

The Rev. J. C. Durr will officiate and burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park. JOHN F.

MOORE Funeral services for John F. Moore. 93 be at years old, o'clock who died tomorrow Tuesday, afternoon at the Callahan Funeral Home. The Rev Forrest Adams will officiate and burial will be in Highland Lawn Cemetery. LUTHER MAPES Funeral services for Luther Mapes, 88 years old, 1224 Harding Avenue, who died Tuesday, will be at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Ball-Porter Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Clarksville, Ill. LICENSE and TAX LOANS on signature only the AMERICAN LOAN and FINANCE CO. 507 Ohio St. C-6011 Parent-Teacher Association News The City Council of the Teacher Association met last night to discuss methods of promoting legislation at state level for the care and protection of children and youth. Four avenues af approach were brought up for consideration the local body including presentaLion of legislative airs by principals and presidents legislative chairmen, by the A.

executive committees. by means of regular A. meetings, and to the through homes distribution members. The meeting was conducted by Mmes. Paul Isenberg, Carl Petzold and Douglas Collins and anticipates the deadline of March 31 when ballots for the proposed legislative program for this year and 1959 must be completed.

Representatives from 14 T. A.s in the city school system were present at the discussion. The Founders Day Dinner of the Vigo County Council of ParentTeacher Association will be at 6:30 o'clock Wednesday night, Feb. 5, in the Y. M.

C. it was announced last night by Mrs. Wiiburn Clough. president. Guest speaker at the dinner will be Dr.

William Allyn, of the science department of Indiana State Teachers College. Parent-Teacher Association of the Maple Avenue School will serve a plate lunch and bake sale at the Court House today, beginning at 10 A. M. Mrs. Robert Carpenter is chairman of the project.

Other members of the committee are Mmes. George Sherfick, Paul Lowe. Ora Cultice, William Maurer, and Russell Tanner. In addition to baked goods, chicken and noodles, fried chicken, barbecue sandwiches, salads and baked beans will be available. Carry out containers will be provided.

Rites for St. Mary's Sister Tomorrow Requiem mass will be conducted at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at St. Mary-of-the-Woods, for Sister Mary Lucia Schross, 2 native of Terre Haute, who died at 8:30 o'clock yesterday morning at the convent. Burial will be in the convent cemetery. Sister Mary Lucia, who entered the community on Sept.

8, 1919, was recalled to the mother house five years ago due to failing eyesight. For many years she was stationed at Our Lady of Sorrows in Chicago, where she was the housekeeper. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Marie Keller, and one cousin, Mrs. Frank J.

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Ask for new, large, economy size and save money. Get Doan's Pills today! Doan's1 YOUNG NEBRASKA GIRL IN CUSTODY- Caril Fugate, 14, offi- appears in a state of shock as she is interrogated by sheriff's cers at Douglas, Wyo. She accompanied Charles Starkweather reckless 500-mile automobile flight from Lincoln, on a where the two were wanted by authorities in connection with 10 grisly killings. Among the dead were Caril's mother, stepfather and their two-year-old daughter. (A.

P. Wirephoto) Slayer Continued From Page 1 Sprinkle said he finally wrestled the rifle from Starkweather about the time Romer pulled up. Romer said Starkweather ran and jumped into his car and headed toward Douglas. Romer radioed to Casper sheriff's officers who relayed the report to Douglas where a road block was set up on the west outskirts of the city. Heflin said Starkweather roared through the roadblock at 110 to 115 M.

P. H. and that he and Ainsley set chase, firing at the car in an effort stop it. THE SHERIFF said Starkweather offered no resistance when he finally stopped his car five miles east of the city. Heflin said when Starkweatber stopped "he thougt he was bleeding to death.

That's the kind of yellow s. o. b. he Romer said Collison's body was stuffed underneath the dashboard of his car and estimated he had been dead only 10 to 15 minutes before he arrived at the scene. Heflin said none of the police officers involved in the chase was injured.

Starkweather was given emergency medical treatment at the Converse County Jail for wounds on his band and behind his ear. FIRST identification of ColTHE lison made by Keith Rider, editor was, publisher of the Douglas Budget. Murder. charges have been filed against both Starkweather and the Fugate girl in Lincoln. Col.

Hobb Turner of the Nebraska Guard said the car in National which Starkweather was when caught, was a 1956 black Packard sedan which matches the description of a car taken at discov- the scene of the three killings ered in Lincoln today. THE REPORT of Starkweather's lifted a shroud of terror from Nebraska's capital city where capture hastily mobilized National Guardspatrolled the city in jceps and men extra shifts of state troopers were called into the area. The mounting fear that has grown steadily since Monday night when the first three deaths were discovered -turned into stark terror Wednesday when the last three victims were found, a prominent business man, his wife and their housekceper. Theft of the victim's car and sighting of a car answering its description shortly after the disof the bodies led officers to covery declare Starkweather was "loose in the city." Later it was determined that the three were killed Tuesday night. STARKWEATHER and Caril Fugate were charged with first degree murder Wednesday after six three in Bennet.

20 miles southeast persons three in Lincoln and I of Lincoln were found slain. The wanton killings, all spaced in threes, started to come to light INSURED PAYMENT PLAN When a family feels the need of paying for a service over a period of months, we have an insured payment plan. Ask about it when selecting funeral furnishings. WM. F.

TEARMAN Funeral Director Martin Funeral 405 S. Sixth Phone (-1355 Terra Haute March Continued From Page 1 donors to sign and have containers, indicating they are approved canvassers on the march. As the workers complete their canvass, the monies received will be turned into the march headquarters at the City Hall, where bank tellers will be on hand to count the funds. Coffee and doughnuts will be served to the workers at the headquarters as they turn in their filled containers. There will be bores which are missed.

said the chairman, Mrs. C. J. "Joe" Granger, no matter how well-planned the drive, and those who wish to contribute and are not contacted between 7 and 8 o'clock are asked to call C-4945. A worker will be sept out at once to pick up the gift to the March of Dimes.

WINDOW stickers were placed throughout the business areas last night to remind everyone that the Mothers' March is tonight and the busses of the Terre Haute Transit Company are carrying reminders, Printed notes will be sent from all schools in the county today by the pupils to remind their parents to turn on the porch lights and look for the identifying arm bands of workers before giving. VALLEY DEATHS MRS. ANNA MILES SULLIVAN, services Jan. for Mrs. Anna Miles, -Graveside formerly Sullivan, who died at Warrensburg, will be 3 Tuesday o'clock Friday afternoon at Mt.

at Zion Cemetery. Rev. James Mcarrive Kinney in will Sullivan early Friday mornofficlate. The body will ing and will be taken friends the may call to Carrithers until 2:30 Home o'clock Friday afternoon. Funeral where Surviving are a son, and Robert two step of Miles daughters, Warrensburg.

Miss Thelma Miles of CallMo. and Mrs. Jesse Greeny of fornia, Warrensburg. MISS MARY MASON ROCKVILLE, Jan. 29.

Mary Mason, 59 years Indiana old, former chief operator at the Bell Telephone branch In Rockville, died at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Estanola, N. M. She Memorial was a member of the Rockville Presbyterian Cburch and the Telephone P1. oneers of America. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.

Kate Andrews of Mecca and Mrs. Mattie Jackman Rockville, and brother, Arthur Mason of Terre Haute. The body will arrive In Terre' Haute Friday and will be brought to the Branson Funeral Home here where friends may call after o'clock Friday afternoon. MISS GRACIE LEE REYNOLDS WEST UNION, IL, Jan. (Speclal.) -Miss Gracie Lee Reynolds, 72 years old, R.

R. 1, West York, died at 7 o'clock Wednesday morning at the residence. Surviving are four brothers, Sylvanus, with whom she resided, Aden of R. R. 1, West York, and Milo and Herschel, both of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

The body was taken to the Prust-Hosch Funeral Chapel where services will be conducted at 2 o'clock Saturdav afternoon The Carl Carpenter will officiate and burial will be in Bailiff Cemetery. CHARLES R. GREEN RILEY, Jan. 29, (SpeciaL) Charles R. Green, 91 years old.

a Ilfelong resident of Riley, died at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at St. Anthony's HospitaL He is survived by two nieces and several cousins. The body was taken to the Fox Funeral Home where friends may call after 7 o'clock Thursday night. Funeral services will be at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the funeral home. The Rev.

Walter Williams will officiate and burial will be in Oak HUI Cemetery, WILLIAM MEEHLING MARSHALL, Jan. -Requiem mass for William ling. 78 years old, who died Tuesday, will be at 10 o'clock Friday morning at St. Mary Church. Burial will be in St.

Mary Cemetery. The rosary will recited at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night at the Moore Funeral Home Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Bray of Terre Haute and Mrs. Mary Geheb of Paris, IlI. Friends may call at the funeral home.

MRS. CLARA MITCHELL PRAIRIE CREEK, Jan. 29. (Special.) Funeral services far Mes. Clara Mitchell, 85 years old, who died Tuesdav, will be at 2 o'clock Thursafternoon at the Prairie Creek Church of Christ.

Burial will be in New Harmony Cemetery, The body will be taken to the church from the DeBaun Funeral Home here one hour prior to services. MRS. LOU E. ELKINS SULLIVAN, Jan. Mrs.

Lou E. Elkins. 81 years old, died at 8 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Mary Sherman Hospital. She was a Shiloh. member of the Church of Christ at Surviving arc A brother James 0.

Pirtle of Sullivan, and several nieces and nephews. The body WAS taken to the Alexander Funeral Home. JONATHAN BOHANAN SHELBURN. Jan. -Funeral services for Jonathan Bohanan.

76 years old. who died Tuesday, will be at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Fidler Wood Funeral Home at Farmersburg. Burial will be in New Harmony Cemetery. JOHN W. BRYAN SR.

Funeral BRAZIL, services for Jan. Bryan 85 years old. who died Monday, will be the at 2 Miller o'clock Thursday afternoon at Sons Funeral Home. The Rev. Arthur Benson will officiate will be in Summit Lawn Cemetery, MRS RUBY HIXON FURRY Funeral RILEY.

services Jan, for Mrs. Ruby Hixon Furry. 48 years old, who died Sunday, afternoon will be at 2:30 o'clock Thursday at Fox Funeral Home The Rev. Dale Cottom will officiate burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery MRS. SARAN E.

KIRK ERNHART Funeral BRAZIL, services Jan. for Mrs. Sarah E. Ernhart, 75 years old, who died day Monday, morning will be at 10:30 o'clock ThursFuneral at the Lawson and Son Home. Dr.

Earl Stanger will officiate and burial will be in Summit Lawn Cemetery. MES. MARGARET TROUT MARTINSVILLE, Jan. services for Mrs. MarKaret Trout, 74 years old, who died Monday, will be at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Greenwell Funeral Home The Rev.

Leon Finney and the Rev. Roy Pritts will officiate and burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery. MICHAEL RECTOR SCHWARTZ MARSHALL. Jan. 29.

-Funeral services for Michael Rector Schwartz, 88 years old, who died Monday, will be at 10:30 o'clock Thursday morning Rev. at the Mares Funeral Home. H. J. Kemp will officiate and burial will be in Clarksville Cemetery.

DIES. TEMPE BEEBE NEWPORT, Jan. Beebe. -Funeral 82 services for Mrs. Tempe years old, who died Monday, will be at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at the Newport Methodist Church, Burial will be in Thomas Cemetery.

The body is at the Watson Funeral Home at Cayuga. FUGU EDGAR 'ED' WILSON Jan. Funeral services for Hugh Edgar "Ed" Wilson, 69 years old, who died Manday, will at be the at 2 Lawson o'clock and Thursday Fu- afternoon neral Home. The Rev. Joseph D.

be Britton will officiate and in burial Terre will Calvary Cemetery Haute. MRS. ELIZABETH THOENTON NEWPORT, Jan. -The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Thornwho died Monday at Mishawaka.

will be brought to the Thomas Cemetery here for burial between 2 and 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon. FLOYD F. NORTON DANA. Jan. 29.

(Special.) Funeral services for Floyd F. Norton. 70 years old, who died Monday, will at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. be The W. Ashley will officiate Burial will be in Bono Cemetery.

PEANUTS OUR CLASS IS HAVING A PAPER SALE OH? WELL, WHERE ARE YOUR PAPERS? AREN'T YOU GOING TO TAKE ANY? OF COURSE I ALWAYS 7 DO MY A NEATLY TIED BUNDLE OF USED THREE CENT STAMPS! Goodwill. Continued From Page 1 during the year was 96, giving 52,496 hours of employment at an average hourly wage of 65 cents. Persons placed in gainful employment outside of Goodwill Industries numbered 21 and the aggregate attendance at chapel services and other religious and social service activities was 3,208. Federal income taxes paid by the workers at Goodwill Industries whose living slogan is "Not a coin in his bat, but a tool in his were $2,219.26. Social security contributions amounted to $772.69 and state taxes were $52.25, NEWLY, ELECTED to the board of governors at the annual meeting were Harold Asher, Howard Armstrong, Dave Day, Lawrence Elliott, J.

B. Harned, Ralph McHargue, Don F. McMaham, Earl Pike and Bernard Wernsing. Those re-elected to the board include Miss Vivian Bard, J. R.

Benham, J. B. Bindley, Benjamin Blumberg, Lenhardt Bauer, Dr. Paul Bronson, the Rev. F.

LeRoy Brown, Marsee Cox, Millard Flood, the Rev. Theodore Grob. Joe Hig- gins, L. F. Keifer, Gus Kornblum and Mrs.

Clyde Nattkemper. Also, Miss Christine North, R. G. Nunn, W. R.

Rector, Forrest Sherthe Rev. P. B. Smith, W. L.

er, White, Michael Yatsko and F. S. Yenowine. The Rev. Mr.

Smith served chairman of the nominating committee and the selections for offices and the board of governors were approved unanimously by those present. AMBULANCES, LIFE-SAVING OXYGEN EQUIPMENT L-6148 FRANK M. FUNERAL HOME 602 South 7th MY COUGH Is GONE! How About Yours? For fast relief of coughs following colds or fu do as I did. Take Creomalsion Cough Syrup at once. Creomulsion stops the tickle, soothes irritation and helps you to breathe more freely.

For quick cough comfort getCREOMULSION FOR COUGHS, CHEST COLDS, ACUTE BRONCHITIS Monday night. All but one of the victims was shot in the head and that victim, a girl just under three, was clubbed to death. One victim, 16-year-old Carol King, was subjected to "an unnatural sex Lancaster County Attorney Elmer Scheele said. The latest trio of victims were C. Lauer Ward, 48 years old, prominent Lincoln business man, who was president of Capital Steel Works; his wife, Clara, about 46; and Lillian Fencel about 60, their housekeeper.

THE WARDS' 1956 Packard sedan was missing from their fashionable brick home and nearby officers found the abandoned car of an earlier victim, Robert Jensen, 17, of Bennet. This plus the manner of the slayings, convinced officers they were linked to the six earlier deaths. Police said members of the Ward household apparently were shot during the night. Detectives found Ward's body in a downstairs hall and the other two were upstairs in separate bedrooms. All were killed by shotgun blasts.

The investigation was started when Ward failed to appear at his office this morning. THE WARDS' home in a fashionable neighborhood, close by the elite Lincoln Country Club, is about miles south of the modest Bartlett home where the bloody trail began, with discovery of the first three victims. In addition to the nine deaths discovered in the last two days, police want to question Starkweather about an eleventh death, that of Robert C. Colvert, 21 years old, Lincoln filling station operator found shot in the head last Dec. 1.

Starkweather was known to have loitered about his station. THE SIX EARLIER victims of the killing spree were: Marion Bartlett, 57 years old, his wife Velda. 37: Betty Jran, nct quite 3. years old: Caril's, mother, their daughter, August Meyer, 70, Bennet bachelor farmer: Carol King, 16, and Robert Jensen, 17, Bennet High School sweethearts. William Fugate, Caril's father, said the girl's mother had objected to the girl's going with Charles Starkweather, and her stepfather, Bartlett, ordered Starkweather to "stay away" from the Bartlett home.

Bartlett, his wife and their daughter, were found slain Monday night. CARIL and her boy-friend had vanished from the home and it was while following their trail south of Lincoln that officers found the next three victims. Meyer, the bachelor farmer with whom Starkweather used to hunt squirrels, had been shot in the head with a .410 gauge shotgun and dragged from his house to an outbuilding, leaving a trail of blood behind. I Mrs. Canine, Club Woman, Dies at 87 Mrs.

C. Canine, well known Terre Haute club woman, died at 10 o'clock last night at St. Anthony Hospital. She was 87 years old and lived at 220 Barton Avenue. For many years she was active in various social and service Organizations and served as state president of the Indiana Federation of Clubs from 1931 to 1933.

Locally she was a member of the First Congregational Church, Woman's Department Club, Terre Haute Federated Clubs. and a past director of the Y. W. C. A.

She is survived by one daughter, Miss Margaret Canine of Terre Haute, and a son, Lieut. Gen. Ralph J. Canine, retired, of Washington, D. C.

Two grandsons are Capt. Ralph of Fort Sills, and Edwin of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Canine was the widow of Edwin N.

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