The Republic from Columbus, Indiana • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE EVENING REPUBLICAN, COLUMBUS, INDIANA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1965. Garrett Given Kol iomo Train Hits Car; CoiipL 16 Area Wrecks Hurt in NV Wrecl Thieves Get $160 At Cafe Christmas Tree Pickup Planned Discarded Christmas trees are to be placed between the curb and sidewalk in front of homes for pickup by city street crews, Columbus Mayor Eret Kline said today. Several trees were seen at curbs already Sunday. The mayor said there is a possibility a Twelfth-Night tree burning ceremony will be held as in the past, but he has not been contacted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce which has sponsored the programs in the past A Kokomo couple! was injured seriously; today in a 2-car accident on Road 7 near the north city limits of North Vernon. In serious condition at the Bartholomew county hospital are the driver of a southbound 1966 Dodge, Chauncey Amos, 67, and his Suzy Ames, 66, both of Kokomo.

'j Treated after "the 8:30 a.m. crash and later released at Schneck hospita in i Seymour Former City 1 Resideh Dies at 9(3 William M. PMllibsj 96, a for mer resident of 428 Cleveland street, died at 3:30 p.m. Satur day at Welcome nursing home in Franklin where I he! hadbeen a patient about two years. Mr.

Phillips wasj (a native of Brown county, barn Jiine 27, 1869, and at one tjme was employed at the former jMooney tannery here. He was mem-bet of First Christian! church. His wife, Sarah, ed in 1936. A grandson and nieces and nephews Funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 a.ni Tuesday at Hathaway funeral jhome by the Rev. Richard YeatoA; Burial will be at Garland! Brook cem- Persons may caH "at the funeral home after 6 o'clock to- night was the driver of a 1957 Chev- rolet, Abraham E.

Shekells, 21, a construction worker who lives at Alton in Crawford county. Jennings county sheriff Clyde Burkett said Mr. Amos had a bad cut on his chest and a cut on his right knee while his wife had cuts on the face, head and chest and sustained a back injury. Shekells received a cut on the right ear. According to Sheriff Burkett the two cars collided head-on as the Shekells Car was turning left into the Pine Tree Trail er Court where he iwas to go to work with a construction firm laying a water line between North Vernon and Scipio.

After the impact the Amos car went off the road and hit a ditching machine just missing two construction workers, Bur kett said. E. Timbrook Stricken Mrs. E.d a Timbrook, 81, of 548 Deaver road, widow of James Timbrook, died about 8 a.m. today at Bartholomew county hospital: after a 6-month illness.

i I A native; of Jackson county, Mrs. Timbrook was born in 1884 to George and Elizabeth Car-michael Manuel'. She and Mr. Timbrook were married in 1905, and he died Oct. ZX 1958.

Mrs. Timbrook was a member of the United Brethren Survivors are two sons, Od-dis Timbrook of 1511 Thirty-fifth street and Denzil Timbrook of 1531 Thirty-fifth street; a brother, Joseph Manuel of Salem; five grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Three children preceded her in death. Bond funeral home at Nashville will announce funeral arrangements Tuesday. Burial will be at Garland Brook cemetery.

Bleaching Shaping 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. Appointment 372 5656 To Mrs.

Manis Dies After Long Illness Mrs. Florence E. Manis, 49, wife of Jesse Manis of 737 Lafayette avenue, died at 5:40 a.m. today at Bartholomew county hospital. Mrs.

Manis had been in ill health two years and serious condition a month. She was employed at Brown ie's Poultry market until ill health forced her retirement. Funeral rites will be conducted at 3:15 p.m. Wednesday at Barkes and Inlow funeral home the Rev. L.W.

Mayhugh and the Rev. L.G. Anderson. Burial will be at Daugherty ceme tery. Persons may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m.

Tuesday. Survivors are the husband; her mother, Mrs. Mamie Huff man of Route three daugh ters, Mrs. William Mings of Route 7, Mrs. Maurice Bohall 708 Glendale drive and Mrs.

Charles Adams of Muncie; sister, Mrs. Willard Davis of Columbus; and 12 grandchildren. Two sisters preceded her death, and her stepfather, Frank B. Huffman, died Dec. 15.

Mrs. Manis was born in Jack son county Nov. 30, 1916, fb Jack and Mamie Taylor Meeker, and was married to Mr. Manis Jan. 19, 1935.

She was a member of Ogilville Evangelical United Brethren church. Furnace Pipe Cause of Fire NASHVILLE Brown county volunteer firemen put out flames at the William A. Robertson home, a mile west of Nashville on the Helmsburg road at 10:30 p.m. Saturday. The fire was blamed on a defective furnace pipe in the wall.

The blaze caused little damage but firemen had to chop into a wall to extinguish it- A call for Brown county fire men at 12:10 a.m. Sunday turned out to be a false alarm. The caller said a house four or five miles south of Nashville was on fire but there was no blaze when trucks arrived. Noon Stocks Noon report by J. J.

B. Hil- Sales B(rehault) I Na Service VV PP Evenings 5th Jackson I Everroad's Garage wauiii In Peimanent Vaving Tinting Cutting Suspended Term Cecil Garrett, 30, Edinburg route 2, was given a suspended 1 to 10-year sentence at Indiana state prison in Bartholomew superior court. Garrett was charged with the theft of $300 from Ben Burton of Edinburg Sept. 14, 1964. He had entered a guilty plea Dec 17 and a pre-sentence investiga tion was ordered at that time.

Garrett was piacea on pro bation for two years and ordered to make restitution. H. Isenhower Of N. Vernon Dies Harry M. Isenhower, 84, of 220' and avenue in North Vernon, died at 4:45 p.m.

Sunday at the home of a 'daughter, Mrs. Raymond Robbins, Eliza- bethtown route 1. I Mr. Isenhower was a1 retired painter and decorator, and since 1936 had resided in Bartholomew and Jennings counties. He had been in ill health five days.

A native of Boone county, he was born May 19, 1881. to George M. and Nancy Staton Isenhower, and belonged to the Evangelical United Brethren church at Lebanon. In 1902, he married the former Clara Van Arsdall, and she died in 1907. Survivors are a son, Elmer Isenhower of Crothersville; the daughter; a brother, Albert Isenhower of Atlanta; 10 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren.

A sister and five brothers preceded him in death. Funeral services will be con ducted at 1 p.m. Tuesday; at Reed funeral home with burial at Center cemetery at Lebanon. Persons may call at the funeral home. Mrs.

Brewer's Father Dies Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brewer of Youth Camp road have re turned from Buckatrunna, where they had gone due to the death of her father, W. S. Pearce.

Mr. Pearce died Thursday and funeral rites were Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Brewer had planned to spend Christmas, in Detroit with members of their family, Mr.

and Mrs. John Brewer and children and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hechinger and son. Three Post Bonds Two men and a 19-year-old youth posted $100 bond each on public intoxication charges filed against them over the week end by Columbus police.

Two were arrested Friday, one Sunday. Danny Ervin, 19, 1903 Newton stteet, was arrested about 10:30 p.m. Friday near Hubert's bar, 312 Third street Floyd Prater, 37, Shelbyviflef was charged about 6:30 p.m. Saturday National and Beam roads. Jack V.

Redmon, 32, 2242 Park avenue. was charged in the 400 block of North Mapleton Street about 9:45 p.m. Sunday. ARRESTED Albert Taylor, 50, Route 4, was freed on 550 bond after being jailed by sheriffs officers about 4:15 p.m. Friday on a disorderly conduct charge sworn by his former wife, Mrs.

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(Continued from Page 1.) fifth street and National road to the accident involving Reinhart, collided with a truck at National road and Central avenue after the truck reportedly failed to heed the patrol car's red light siren, "yelp" warning systems, headlights and horn. The patrol 1965 Chevrolet driven by Deputy Donald L. Clark, 43, 1732 Keller avenue, was going northwest in the left lane, passing a line of cars. The truck, a 1963 Chevrolet 1- ton model driven by Richard D. Villain, 30, Franklin, south-eastbound, was damaged $125, and the patrol car, $250.

Mr. Villain was charged with dis regarding a red light and siren. A total of $3,000 damage was estimated to two 1965 Buicks involved in a crash on Road 46 at Petersville, about 1:15 p.m. Friday. Each was damaged $1,500.

The car of Mrs. Sam Calvin, Route 2, pulled from a driveway 'into the path of the east-bound car of Dale Miller, 39, Hope. Sheriff's officers investigated. John D. Denney, 38, 746 Rosemary road, posted $600 bond after being charged with drunk driving and public intoxication after his car hit another car in a Jewell village driveway about 9:45 p.m.

Saturday. The Denney 1958 Chevrolet, damaged $600, skidded into the 1962 Corvair of Elihue Couch, 504 Patterson street, in a drive way facing Evelyn street The Couch car, damaged $175, was knocked into the fence of Paul Baise, 514 Patterson road, damaging it $20. In other accidents, the 1963 Chrysler of Christian S. Grave- sen, 58, Mobil, was damaged $150 when it struck the parked 1964 Chevrolet of Bill H. Battin, Nashville, on Carolina street south of Rocky Ford road about 6:15 p.m.

Sunday. Damage to the Battin car was $200. The 1964 Ford of Mrs. Virgil Guthrie, Route 4, was damaged $250 about 8:45 a.m. Friday after it went off Rocky Ford road at Road 200E and hit two fences.

The fences, owned by Earl Yeley, Route 1, and the Breeden realty company of Co lumbus, were damaged an esti mated $55. The 1965 Ford of Earl H. Carpenter, 42, 734 Delia road, struck the rear of the 1962 Chevrolet of John E. Evans, 26, 619 Fifth street about 7:15 p.m. Friday at State street and Gladstone avenue.

Damage to the Evans car was $75, and $150 to the Carpenter car. City police charged Mrs. George R. Champion of Freetown with failure to yield the right of way after her 1964 Chevrolet collided with the 1957 Chevrolet of Miss Ruby Young, 262 Smith street about 9 a.m. today at Indiana avenue, and Mapleton street Damage to each of the cars was about $250.

Approximately $100 damage was reported to a 1965 Ford truck driven by Roger Hack-man. 18, 2826 Hawcreek boulevard, after it hit a sign on Glass on Rites Read Friday Rites for Donald Lee Glasson were held Friday at Hathaway funeral home. Mr. Glasson died Wednesday at his home, 2015 Gilmore street. The Rev.

Charles Russell conducted the service, and Mrs. David Armstrong was organist Burial was at Garland Brook cemetery. Pallbearers were George Hege, Carl Henney, Eugene Hen derson, Cecil Jackson, Roy Middendorf and Dwight Clark. Flag folders were Chester Carr and Robert Whitehouse. Rite Conducted For Mrs.

Smith Funeral services for Mrs. Lura L. Smith were conducted Friday at Reed funeral home by Dr. T. K.

Smith. -Mrs. Opal Barkes played or gan music, and burial was at St. Paul's cemetery near Ogil ville. Pallbearers were Robert Gel fius, Alva Swartwood, Leno Thomas.

Oscar Sweeney and Luke Taylor. Mrs. Smith, 1307 Thirty-fifth street, died Wednesday. CAR STOLEN A red and white 1961 Chevro let owned by Mrs. B.

Parker Newsorh, Route 1, was report ed stolen in Indianapolis Sa turday between 10 p.m. and midnight while near the Windsor apartments. AUTO FIRE Only call answered since Friday by the Columbus fire department was at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. A 1960 Oldsmobile owned by Clarence Cohee of 2206 Newton street received $150 damage when it backfired through the carburetor.

FIRE AT MARION MARION, Ind. (UPI) Fire by 5, to Hawcreek boulevard at the Cummins engine company parking lot about 8:45 a.m. today. Damage to the sign was $10. A Ford panel truck driven Alonzo R.

McKain of Bloom-in gton was damaged $50 about 9:30 p.m. Friday after 'it hit the fence of Bill Faber, Route damaged $25, on the--Georgetown road, seven miles west of Columbus. 1 Sylvan Perry Dies Sunday At Hospital Sylvan R. Perry, 68, Route 8, died at 1:50 p.m. Sunday at Bartholomew county hospital.

Mr. Perry had been in ill health two years but in serious con dition only one day. He retired in 1962 after work ing for 20 years as a machin ist at' Cummins Engine com pany. Mr. Perry was born in Bar tholomew county, Jan.

14, 1897, Albert and Stella Howerth Perry, and married Miss Le one Gulley March, 21, 1918, in Louisville. He was a veteran of the first world war and be- longed to East Columbus Meth, odist church. Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Leone Perry; two sons, Ken neth Perry of Evansville and Robert. Perry of Route a daughter, Mrs.

Doris Nentrup of Route two brothers, Earl Perry of Lexington, and Hubert Perry of Phoenix; three i. a i- sisters, mrs. unrest severs oi 2247 McKinley avenue, Mrs. Thebna Rambo of Seymour and Mrs. Beulah Wilson -of Clayton; seven grandchildren and a great grandchild.

Funeral services are set for 1:30. p.m. Wednesday at Barkes and Inlow funeral home. Burial will be at Garland Brook cemetery, and the Rev. Buell Dal ton will conduct the rites.

Persons may call at the funeral, home after 2 p.m. Tuesday. 3 Aided by Operation Life Two area men and a woman aided by Operation Life emergency ambulance were reported in fair condition today at the hospital. They were: Janis J. Klavens, 311 Fifteenth street, who suffered an attack in the A and food store at 620 Washington street about 11 15 a.m.

Fridav Creighton W. Hodge. 80, 2809 Eighth street, who became ill at home about 4:15 p.m. Friday. Mrs.

Frank Fivecoat, 3124 Griffa avenue, who suffered an apparent heart attack about 9 p.m. Sunday at home. PHONE 372-3456 NOW THRU THURSDAY Matinee Tues. Wed. At 2 PM Nightly Shows The Greatest Day of Them All DORIS DAY HOD TAYLOR i (iron Rgstnbert Marti Helctier tniitton ELEMIORE UDDatTltRSM CvraScgpe Urn Ot tUU STARTING, FRIDAY MATINEE FRI.

AT 2 PM TTOIIUCOLOR jrjg. 1 SILENT VIGIL Called "Blackie" by neighbors, this little mongrel dog, top, has kept a silent vigil since last April at a loney outpost near highways 49 and two miles west of Kansas, III. Apparently separated and waiting for his master's return, "Blackie" lives on food and bones supplied by neighbors and highway workers. Farmer Gale Stiff built the A-frame shelter for the dog. (UPI Telephoto) Two Divorce Suits Filed Two divorce suits were filed Friday in Bartholomew circuit court and two others were dis missed.

Mrs. Sharon Sowell of 1947 Teltman road filed a complaint against Dewey Sowell, and asks custody of a 1-year-old child. The couple was married Aug. 17, 1963. Paul Hignite of 704 Pearl street filed a suit against Mrs.

Judy Hignite. They were married Feb. 21, 2961, and separated Sept. 10. The Hignites are the parents of two children, ages four and 2.

John Bierlein of 1434 -Franklin street dismissed a complaint against Mrs. Mary Bierlein which he had filed June 14 and a suit filed Dec. 15, 1964, against Paul Burton by Mrs. Lillie Burton of 2008 Fifth street also was dropped. MAIL ORDERS NOW! Make check or money order i payable to ROSS ft YOUNS Send to Claypool Ticket Agency, Claypool Hotel, Indianapolis, Ind.

off I i i m' 50 off 50 off 25 off Theft of $160 in bills was reported Saturday from the Snack Shop restaurant iat 432 Fourth street Police said no signs of forced entry were found and that the money was taken some time between 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 1 a.m. Saturday. An investigation 1 was in progress. Also reported was a breakin at the Chambers Vending company warehouse, 723 Thirteenth street, about 11:45 a.m.

Sunday. Police said glass in a west window was broken to permit entry, and an office was ransacked. About $6 was taken and no attempt was made to open the office safe. Attempted entry was found at the new Richards school in the Fairlawn addition Thursday night. When the building was opened Friday, school personnel discovered a wire jammed in a door.

A Christmas wreath on the door of the Louis Congdon home at 3353 Woodland parkway was removed Thursday night. A Lutheran Lake cabin owned by Ray Denney, 2015 Central avenue, was reported broken opea Thursday and used for a party. Nothing was reported taken. No details were available on a reported breakin Friday night at the Wayne Crippen property on Talley road. Mrs.

Miller's Son Killed In Collision Military funeral services were conducted Thursday at Arlington National cemetery in Virginia or Marine Sgt Max Allen Martin, son of Mrs. Raymond Miller of North Park addition, Taylorsville. Sergeant Martin, 27, was killed in an automobile accident Dec. 16 near Santa Ana, Calif. No details of the wreck were learned here.

Surviving with his mother and stepfather are his wife. Mrs. Lu cille A. Martin: a son. Paul Raymond Martin, a brother, Barry J.

Martin and a half- brother, Danny Miller, at home; and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Skaggs of Tay lorsville and Mr. and Mrs.

Wal ter Martin of Martinsville. Mrs. Miller said her son had been stationed in Florida until recently. He apparently had been sent to the west coast en route to an overseas assign ment, and his wife and son had gone to California with him. The brother, Barry, was dischareed from the Marines the week his brother was killed.

Sergeant Martin attended Co lumbus high school and' had worked as a stock boy in local markets before enlisting in the Marines 10 years ago. TRAFFIC (Continued from Page 1.) Haven, was killed Sunday when a truck pulled out of a driveway and smashed into the side of his speeding car on an Allen County road just east of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Efeie Kelso. 67.

Muncie. died Sunday of injuries suffered Saturday when a car driven by her husband crashed into a car parked on a Rush County road. Two multiple death crashes occurred Saturday. One claimed three lives and the other two. Charles Crawley, 48, Evansville, Ena DeAndrade, 25, Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Susan Her-sma, 13, Evansville, were killed Saturday night in a two car crash at the junction of U.S.

231 and Indiana 66 in Spencer County. Mrs. Carol Fullhart, 23, Albany, and her one-year-old son, Mike, were killed Saturday night Driver Fined For Speeding James Brown of Indianapolis last week was fined S3 and costs on a speeding charge in the court of Francis Critney, German township justice of the peace. Four other drivers were fined SI and costs on speeding charges. Fined for speeding were Robert Butts, N.J.; Douglas M.

Brown, Clifton Heights, Joseph Perdue, Portsmouth, and Lewis Ed-mons, Indianapolis. Also fined $1 and costs were Ruth Frederick of Indianapolis, driving the wrong way on a 1-way street, and Martha Harrison of Edinburg, driving without a license. HOOSIER NAMED WASHINGTON (UPI) Penta gon officials have announced a former Indiana resident will be come commander of all Army air defense units in Europe beginning Feb. 14. He is Maj.

Gen. George Underwood, formerly of Indianapolis and Wabash col- in by of a in I Open daily Saturday i Evenings by lone Wanda Curry Owner Manager and Operator Linda Kelle 1130 Location i Twenty-Fifth St. After Christmas Hard, local stock brokers: N.Y. Exchange Price x-Chng. Am Tel 61.2 dn 1.4 Arvin Ind 39.2 dn .2 CumEng 48.4 Gen Mot 102.3 dn .4 Pub Sv Ind 50.1 dn .3 Rel Elec 48.2 Sears Roeb 64.1 dn .6 Std Oil Ind 45.1 dn .1 US Steel .53.6 up .3 White Mot 38.5 dn .3 Bid Ask Cosco (net) 11.7 12.5 Irwin Union (net) 65.4 Sap's Bakery 5.5 Schwab Safe 3.6 ink Christmas Cards Chrisrmas 'Wrap Clirisimas Lights Christmas Tree Stands off free Decorations Christmas Livestock Hogs steady to 25 higher; 1-2 190-225 lb 30.50-30.75; 51 head 31.00; 1-3 190-230 lb 30.00 30.50; 230-250 lb 29.25-30.00; 2-3 240-260 lb 23.75-29.50; 260-295 lb 28.00-28.75 330 lb 26.25; sows strong to mostly 25 higher; 1-3 300-250 lb 25.50-26.75 250 400 lb 24.25-25.50 400-500 lb 23.25 24.25 2-3 450-630 lb 22.00-23.75.

Cattle calves 50; steady to strong to 25 higher; choice steers 26.00 27.00; good and choice 25.50-26.00; good 23.50-25.50; choice heifers 24.00-25.50; good and choice 23.50-24.25; good 21.50-23.50; cows strong to 1.00 higher; utility and commercial 15.00-16.50; high-yielding utility 17.00; canner and cutter 13.00-15.50; bulls strong to 1.00 high er; utility and commercial 17.50-20.00; vealers fully steady; good and choice 26.00-31.00; standard and good 20.00-25.00. Arthur Ketner Rites Thursday Funeral services for Arthur J. Ketner were conducted Thursday at Hathaway funeral "home by the Rev. Ralph Newell Mrs. David Armstrong was organist and burial was at Gar land Brook cemetery.

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'3 Off Christmas Household Decorations v. n.n Free Pretcription Delivery 25th Street Shopping Center Everfoad Medical Center Grose and Paul Morris. gutted the Marion Boat and Ap- Mr. Ketner, a former resident pliance Co. on the Indiana 9-37 of Columbus, died Monday at bypass around the city Thurs-New Brunswick, N.J.

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