The Republic from Columbus, Indiana • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE EVENING REPUBLICAN, COLUMBUS, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1965. a i 111 i .1 1 LIU. BIGGEST AND CHAMPION Carl son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kestler of Route 5, sits on his championship display, a farm wagon, at the fair Thursday.

His exhibit was the largest in the boys' 4-H building. Embry of Embry Hereford farms, far right, and Charles Sanders, local manager of Kroger Food store. Steer judge Harold Arendt of Schneider is at the left. 1 a STEER GRAND CHAMPION James Hinds, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Hinds of Route 2, receives two trophies for his grand championship steer entry at the 4-H fair. Presenting trophies are Raymond 7 NEW ARRIVAL Births won't wait until festivities are over as Marvin Finke, and his daughter, Cynthia, found out when his grand champion Holstein gave birth to this "baby" at the 4-H fair. CHAMPION SHOWMAN Hartmut von Buchler, son of Mr. and- Mrs. Helmut von Buchler of 1232 South 3 I is presented with the steer showmanship trophy by Dr.

M. J. Pettitt, local veterinarian, Thursday at the 4-H fair. of fa's Conviction Upheld CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) ing to influence a jury trying him on another charge in Nash mm1 Teamsters union President James Hoffa's only hope of re ville, two years earlier. The other three were senten Grover Shipley Third in Family To Die in 8 Days fine on another conviction.

On July 26, 1964, a jury in Chicago found him and six other defendants guilty of fraud and conspiracy in the handling of Teamsters union pension funds. That case also is being appealed. In upholding the Chattanooga conviction, the court overruled 16 points Hoffa had raised to support his claim he did not receive a fair trial at ducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Duncan church in Brown county by the Rev. Earl Anderson and the Rev.

Chester Anderson. Bur ced to three years in prison for conspiracy. They are Thomas Parks, a Nashville funeral home employe; Larry Campbell, Parks' nephew and a business agent for Hoffa's home local in Detroit, and Edwin King, former president of a Nashville Teamshers local. Their appeals were considered with that of Hoffa and the court's decision Thursday applies to all four. Hoffa contended in his appeal he was innocent.

and the Justice Department, headed by then Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken- maining 'out of prison appears today to lie with the U. S.

Supreme Court. The U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals here Thursday upheld his conviction and eight year prison sentence for jury tampering. He has 20 days in which to ask the court to reconsider, which it rarely does, or to make an expected appeal to the nation's highest court. Should he take neither step, at the end of 20 days he will be taken into custody ho begin serving his sentence in a federal prison.

He also was fined $10,000 Hoffa and three other men were convicted in Chattanooga, March' 12, 1964, of try ial will be at Duncan cemetery. Persons may call at Bond funeral home after 6 o'clock tonight. Survivors are the wife; six sons, Dale and Donnie Shipley of Columbus, Roy and Oliver Shipley of Nashville, Edward Shipley of Bloomington and Doyle Shipley of Indianapolis; three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Day of Indianapolis and Mrs) Margaret Haggard and Mrs. Emma Jean Holmes of Columbus; a brother, George Shipley of Illinois; 37 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren.

Blue Ribbon Winners in Personality Blue ribbon 4-H winners in the Personality division I were announced Thursday as: Nancy Murphy, Nancy Hack-man, Amy McCoy, Mike Owens, Debra Ann Tate, Janice Zeig-ler, Marsha Morris, Beverly Williams, Gwen Smith, Roxanne Sweeney, Debbie Turnbow, Wanda Wade, Cathy Carter, Susan Wilson, Paula Harris, Debra McKinney, S.heryl Sylva, Dayla East, Christy Neff, Diana De-Hart, Kathy Walters, Jody Kar-riger, Wendy Zeihen, Jeanna Dutro, Melissa Nanney, and Shirley Vogel. Other blue ribbon winners in division I are Debbie Thompson, Stephanie Kline, Sharon Streit, Linia Whitehead, Susan Finke, Ingrid von Buchler, Mike Carson, Danny Carson, Steve Huffman, Tina Rediker, Sherry Harden, Becky Heine, Terri Snider, Kathy Weaver, Peggy Beaver, Patricia Jones, Beverly Brown, Debra Scheidt, Martha Lindley, Susan Bailey, Barbara Cox, Jean Behnke, Pamela Bran-nan, Susan Kirk, Sondra Henderson, Denise Gates, Janet NASHVILLE Grover A. Shipley, 72, of Nashville route 1, died today at his home. Mr. Shipley's death was the third in his family in eight days.

A son, Gerald, was killed last Friday when he was struck by a car as he worked with a highway crew along Road 135 near Morgantown. A sister, Mrs. Pearlie Wilkerson, died July 23. Mrs. Wilkerson was buried Sunday and rites for the son were held Tuesday.

Mr. Shipley had been in ill health 11 years. He was born in Brown county Aug. 15, 1892, to William and Nora Roll Shipley and was a member of the Pentecostal church. He and his wife, the former Flossie Hawkins, whom he married Sept.

12, 1910, were the parents of 15 children, nine surviving. Funeral services will be con- nsdy, was out to get him, Hoffa also faces a five-year prison sentence and a $10,000 Open Flower Show Lists Top Winners Blue winners in Thursday's open flower show at the Bartholomew county 4-H fair were listed as: SECTION 1 Clarence McKin-ney, class 1, zinnia-giant; Sarah Harvey, class 2, zinnia small ...1 CHUG -A-LUG A DELIGHTFUL CHAMPION HEREFORD Roger McKinney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd McKinney of Hope route holds the trophy he won for his champion Polled Hereford at the 4-H fair. MUG of Root Beer I 13 Percifield, Cheryl Jones, Glenn Welding Torch Sets Blaze Heat and sparks fron a welding torch at 1 a i Service 1716 Keller avenue, set fire to trash and lumber near the building about 9:30 p.m.

Thursday. The burned materials were Thayer, Steve Connell, Look Over Our Beautiful Selection of Lamp Shades 311 4th St. Downtown Columbus Brenda Greenlee, Becky Hall, Terri Yeley, Karen Dodd and Betsy Morgan. Fir st-Aid Nurse A Friend in Need Division II blue ribbon win ners are Linda Herman, Denny type: Linda Pettitt, class 3. zinnia fantasy type; Susie Felts, class 4, marigold; Ken Pettitt, class 5, miniature marigold; Shirley Russell, class 6, petunia all double; Hazel Evans, class 7, petunia single large; and class 8, petunia single small; and class 9, gladiolus.

a rah Harvey, class 11, nasturtium single; and Hazel Evans, also winning first place in class 11; Hazel Evans, class 17, snapdragon; Susie Felts, class 23, aster; and Hazel Evan class 24, bachelor's button. No blue ribbons were awarded in classes 10, 12. 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20. 21 and 22. SECTION 2 Sarah Harvey and Mrs.

Louis Dewey, both winning in class 2, african violets. No winner was listed in classes 1 or 3. SECTION 3 Mrs. Clarence McKinney, class 1, On the Midway; Mrs. Leo Burns, class 4, Nosegay for the Queen; Mrs.

Clarence McKinney, class 9, miniature; Mrs. Leo Burns, class 10, fruit and flowers. No winners were listed in classes 2. 3. 5, 6.

7, 8. 11. not considered valuable, city Rediker, Joan Behnke, Teresa Day, Linda Wolfe, Jane Gotts- firemen said. Then carry heme an extra jug for lore evening relaxing. Becker's Root Beer fust states sooo good, Irs out of this world, and its even better with a hot dog.

TRY IT TODAY! township road, and she and her husband, Jerry Patterson, presently live in Indianapolis. On request her father, a county commissioner and member of the fair board, she agreed to "help out" this week. chalk, Connie Huston, Jennifer Beck, Debra Richard, Debbie Burns, Connie Huffman, Brenda Mize, Cheryl Patterson. Division III blue ribbon winners are Ruth Burbrink, Susan Morgan and Donna Duncan. WILL BE On duty each day, Mrs.

Pat printers terson, a graduate of St. Eliza beth school of nursing in Lafay BECKER'S ROOT BEER Phone 372-4566 For Carry Out Service ette, makes available chairs, a cot and emergency equipment for the comfort of fair-goers. Sales CRENAULT and Service FOLLOW MAGELLAN CLOSED For Vacation and Installation of New Equipment August 2nd thru August 15th OPEN AS USUAL AUGUST 16TH PAMPLONA, Spain (UPI) Carlos Etayo, 44, a Spanish navy lieutenant, said Thursday By PAT JONES Treating all the cuts, bruises and splintered fingers, the Bartholomew county 4-H fair's nurse, Mrs. Jerry Patterson, has 2 to 11 p.m. "office hours" in the tent first-aid station, one door west of the administration building.

With the fair nearly over, no "serious" injuries had been reported. During the go-kart races Monday night, one man had his hand run over by a kart and was treated by the nurse. However, aspirins, mer-curochrome and Band Aids are the most frequent remedies. One unusual happening a birth did create some excitement at the fairgrounds Thursday morning, however. The birth occurred two blocks west of the first aid tent, at 8 a.m.

when Finke Roburke Fobes June gave birth to a 95-pound calf in the livestock barn. The proud mother, affectionately called "June," had double reason to be proud of herself as she was selected grand champion in Holstein open class Tuesday night. Not many females can claim they have been selected "queen" during pregnancy. The nurse, the former Miss Susie Boeschen, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

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