The Daily Journal from Franklin, Indiana • Page 14

the the 01 The Daily Journal, New Year's Eve wedding planned at courthouse The stroke of midnight will not only be the beginning of a new year, but for one couple it will be the start of a new life together. A wedding has been scheduled for midnight on the Johnson County Courthouse steps. Philip Amoruso of Chicago and Jean Motsinger of Indianapolis will be married by White River Township Justice of the Peace Marc L. Griffin at precisely midnight, making it the first marriage of the year. The couple bothwin their late 40's will leave after the wedding for a honeymoon in Florida.

Johnson county law enforcement agencies today urged motorists to drive with safety over the New Year's holiday. Weather conditions for tonight included a forecast of rain, causing county law enforcement authorities to caution motorists about driving tonight and New Year's Day. A variety of restaurants 'and lounges are' expecting a "heavy night" of business on New Year's Eve. Two Greenwood area motels, the Ramada Inn-Greenwood and the Wilsonian Motel, have reported they have special room rates tonight. The Wilsonian Motel, which was omitted from an article Monday previewing New Year's Eve activities, has a "champagne special" tonight featuring a room rate of $13.75 per couple and a free bottle of champagne.

The new year will begin Wednesday with a number of county officials being sworn-in during ceremonies at 11 p.m. at the Johnson County Courthouse Wednesday. Watergate jury long way from reaching a verdict WASHINGTON (UPI) The Watergate cover-up jury closed inside a windowless, second-floor courthouse room for the second time today with indication it was nearing a verdict on the guilt or innocence of five men who once served Richard M. Nixon. The nine women and three Motorist injured A rural Franklin man was injured today shortly before noon after his car struck a utility pole on County Road 300 east of the Nineveh Road.

Bill Canary, Franklin route three, suffered a possible broken leg in the accident. Franklin fire units helped Canary from the car. He was taken to Johnson county hospital for assistance. Johnson county jail bookings The following persons were arrested and booked into the Johnson county jail Monday: Trailer William Court, H. Baker 41, Workman Edinburg, arrested Monday on a warrant for deceptive issuance of check and later released on orders of the Franklin City Court judge.

Jack L. Franklin, 31, 622 Memorial Drive, Edinburg, arrested by Edinburg police on charges of fleeing a police officer and driving while intoxicated and booked into jail Monday at 11:30 p.m. on a $750 bond. HERE IS THE MAN TO CALL FOR THE BEST BUY ON YOUR INSURANCE ROBERT L. JENT '323 Market Plaza Greenwood 881-6729 or 882-2324 STATE FARM Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois men on the jury arrived at the U.S.

District Courthouse from their downtown motel about an hour before they were expected. After ordering out coffee, they resumed their deliberations at 9:20 a.m. EST. Two and a half years after the bugging of Democratic party headquarters, two years after Nixon's landslide reelection and months after he resigned the presidency in disgrace, the case was finally handed over to the jury Monday. It appeared the jurors were making slow progress sifting through the evidence amassed during the lengthy trial.

But there were no signs to indicate the jury was anywhere near reaching a verdict. "The object of this trial is to ascertain the truth about the issues that have been submitted for your determination," Judge John J. Sirica said Monday, sending the case to the jury after 13 weeks of trial. His voice quivering with emotion, he reminded them the case "was not brought for revenge" against anyone but Police recover body from White. River INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) The body of a middle-aged woman was found floating in White River Monday evening and police divers recovered it about 50 feet off shore.

The body -of the unidentified woman was found about half an hour after a passerby reported seeing a woman jump off a bridge near the downtown area. Authorities said the only identification found on her was a coin purse. Drowning was listed as the probable cause of death, but an 'autopsy was ordered. Items stolen in burglary A number of items were stolen during the weekend from a rural Greenwood residence, Johnson county sheriff's deputies reported today. According to investigation reports, burglars entered the James M.

Horton residence, Greenwood route five, sometime between 4 p.m. Friday and 3:50 a.m. Saturday. Items taken from the residence included two electric guitars, an eight channel police scanner, a stereo amplifier and a stereo tape player-AM-FM radio combination with two speakers. YEAR END INVENTORY CLEARANCE VALUES SAVE NOW ON: QUEEN-AUTOMATIC WASHERS DRYERS REFRIGERATORS MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES HOUSEWARES GIFTWARE ITEMS REDUCED HARDWARE ITEMS SAVE FROM HARDWARE APPLIANCES 71 E.

COURT-FRANKLIN 736-6558 Livestock Franklin Greenwood, Indiana, Livestock INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Livestock: Hogs barrows and gilts 1.00-1.50 lower; No 1-2 200-240 lb 40.25-40.50; 115 head 40.65-40.75; No 1-3 200-250 lb 40.00-40.50; No 2-3 240-270 lb 39.50-40.25; sows 25-50 higher; No 1-3 300-600 lb 34.50-36.00: one lot 500 lb 36.25. Fire runs FRANKLIN Monday 11:44 p.m. Jimmy's Place 1.00 parking lot, 188 West Jefferson Street: Judy Wilkerson, Indianapolis, owner; car fire, fire out on arrival of fire equipment. NOON STOCKS Noon report by Hilliard and Lyons, local stock brokers: PRICE Am Tel up Arvin Ind. NC Cum.

Eng. Ind. Gas 14 Gen. Mot. 15568 Exxon Corp.

Hillenbrand Ind. 12 Indpls. Po. Lt. 13 up Lilly Co.

Nat. Hom. NC Pub. Serv. Ind.

30 up X-change refers to price change from last Tuesday, December 31, 1974 Reserve 1975 License Plates 41-A 6 41-D Series FRANKLIN AUTO LICENSE BRANCH 48 WEST COURT STREET HOURS: THURS. AND FRI. WED. SAT. THANKS, EDDIE TEETS Good Cheer Committee The Yarnyard Nineveh Wishing You The Best For 1975 Phone: 933-2964 QUESTION? What is Credit Card insurance? ANSWER.

This excellent protection is now included in every Meridian PACEMAKER Homeowners policy and pays for loss by forgery when your credit cards are stolen, plus coverage for check forgery or alteration, plus loss by acceptance of counterfeit defined in the policy. May we give you a PACEMAKER Homeowners rate quotation? BARNETT INSURANCE AGENCY 600 WHITELAND RD. WHITELAND, IND. 535-4176 MERIDIAN INSURANCE a world of protection Mrs. Venitz will be dies Sunday Thursday for Mrs.

Emma E. Venitz of Greenwood died Sunday morning at St. Francis Hospital in Beech Grove. She was the mother Mrs. Robert D.

Sanders of Franklin. Funeral servies were conducted today at 10:30 a.m. at the Abdon Funeral Home in Indianapolis. Other survivors include her husband, Karl A. Venitz, one sister, Martha Cassell of Forest Hills, N.Y., three grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.

Funeral pending for Mrs. Lett Ethel Lett, 81, died today at her home at 252 East Monroe Street, Franklin. Funeral arrangements are pending Funeral Home. Mrs. Lett was the widow of Harry Lett.

Norman Andrew Norman Andrew, 65, of Edinburg died at 2:45 p.m. Monday in Veteran's Hospital in Indianapolis. He was born Dec. 19, 1909, in Providence, R.I. He married Dorothy Allison Nov.

22, 1961, and she died Nov. 22, 1972, Mr. Andrew was a veteran of World War II and was a former car salesman for Robertson Chevrolet in Edinburg. Funeral service will be conduce by Rev. Doug Muss Thursday at 1:30 p.m.

in Eskew Funeral Home. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery. Survivors include one son, Tom Andrew, and two daughters, Alice Fowler and Betty Shaw, all of Pawtuckett, R.I, Three sisters-in-law survive in Edinburg, Mildred Kanouse, Mary Leonard and Evelyn Hawks, Eight grandchildren also survive.

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Sheep 100; steady; choice wooled lambs 38.00-40.00; ewes 1.00 higher. Happy 20th Anniversary RED Love, Jackie simply to ascertain the truth. He said they should put everything out of their minds including Nixon's pardon -save the evidence they have heard. United Fund hosts dinner The Johnson County United Fund will host a dinner January 16 to announce details of the 1974 fund raising campaign. Doug Adamson, president of the board of directors, said the meeting will be held at the Franklin College campus center at 7:30 p.m.

A number of awards will. also be made at the annual meeting. Further details will be announced prior to the banquet. trade on prior day. In Loving Memory of George B.

McClain, who passed away two years ago, Jan. 1, 1972. Till memory fades and life departs, You'll live forever in our hearts. Time takes away the edge of grief, But memories turn back every leaf. Sadly missed by Mother, Brothers and Sisters.

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