The Daily Journal from Franklin, Indiana • Page 20

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a a a a a D' a a a a a a a a a Wednesday, March 20, 1974 The Daily Journal, Franklin Greenwood, Indiana, Obituaries Mrs. Sullivan of Indianapolis dies on Monday Mrs. Ella E. Sullivan, 82, died Monday at her home in Indianapolis, where she had resided for 55 years. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m.

Friday from the Salvation Army Fountain Square at 1337 Shelby street, Indianapolis. Burial will be in the Mt. Lebanon cemetery at Henryville. Shirley Brothers Funeral Home is making arrangements. Mrs.

Sullivan was born Oct. 26, 1891, in Anderson. She retired 12 years ago after being employed by Apron and Towel Laundry for 16 years. Mrs. Sullivan was a member of the Salvation Army, Salvation Army League of Mercy and Home League.

Survivors include three sons, Oscar William C. and Jack L. Sullivan; daughters, Mrs. Marie Ottinger, Mrs. Ethel McQuillen, Mrs.

Carl J. Hart and Mrs. Gladys Moss; 51 grandchildren; 93 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Cathie Scales. Former Morgantown resident dies John (Buck) Adams, old former resident of the Morgantown area, died Monday at Whittier, California.

He was a retired employe of U.S. Rubber Company. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday from Rose Hill Memory Park there. Mr. Adams is survived by a sister, Mrs.

Howard Maxwell of Trafalgar, and a brother, Forrest Adams of Indianapolis. He was preceded in death by his wife in July 1973. Greenwood police apprehend teens for shoplifting Greenwood police Tuesday apprehended two juveniles after they allegedly attempted to shoplift items from the Tropical Fish Land on West Main street and and Sporting goods on U.S. 31. A 13-year-old Greenwood boy was questioned in connection with the alleged shoplifting of a $1 model racing car at Tropical Fish land.

He was released to the custody of his parents, police said. A 16-year-old Franklin youth was apprehended after he and an adult allegedly attempted to shoplift a pair of hiking boots from and Sporting Goods, police said. The adult was identified as Larry G. Pittman, 20, 598 East Adams street, Franklin, who was charged with violation of the offense against property act and booked into the Johnson county jail. He was later released after posting a $500 bond.

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Kerry, who was released after posting bond this morning, is scheduled to appear in Greenwood City Court March 26. Sgt. Wood said the arrest was. the result of joint investigation by Greenwood authorities and Johnson county sheriff's deputy Jim Cisco. Wood: said 38 persons have been arrested in Greenwood on drug related charges since January 1.

Six of those arrests have been for the alleged sale of drugs, the officer said. Sgt. Wood said that arrests for the alleged sale of drugs have increased this year. In 1973 a total of 20 arrests on drug sale charges were made by Greenwood narcotics officers, Wood said. "It appears that there is a definite increase in drug traffic in the Greenwood area," the officer added.

Too young? (Continued from front page) divisions. The quality of the teams wasn't nearly what it is now three years ago. McGlocklin will return to Milwaukee Monday the current six-game road trip before the from Bucks close out their regular season play by hosting Kansas City-Omaha. Then Tuesday Bucks will enter the playoffs with hopes of the capturing the coveted world championship again. McGlocklin and his wife Pam and four yearold son Shannon reside in a Glendale, southwestern Milwaukee suburb.

Graduation plans They are making plans to visit Indianapolis and Franklin in May when they will attend Property damage traffic accidents TUESDAY Greenwood 11:23 p.m. Orchard Lane, 20 feet east of Averitt road; Scott A. Dillman; 23, Southport; mail box at 729 West Orchard lane. GOOD LUCK CUBS LARRY, DEE, and TERRI CUB EARRINGS (Pierced or Clipped) Also MEN'S TIE TACKS 100 FRANKLIN 736-6076 after 5 p.m. Franklin Community high school graduation ceremonies.

It's been nearly 13 years since McGlocklin graduated from Franklin high school, leaving behind a trail of basketball memories. Ironically, the Franklin teams which McGlocklin played on never made it out of the sectional tournament. It's something that still bugs McGlocklin, even though he was a member of a world champion professional basketball team in 1971. "I never got to cut a net in high school," McGlocklin lamented, realizing that his nephews are a mere two victories away from snipping at a state championship net. Center Grove board okays purchases The Center Grove school board Tuesday approved the purchase of a new gasoline pump and gasoline meter.

The new key- controlled gasoline meter, approved for purchase, will allow the school corporation to determine a precise amount of gasoline used by each school bus, according to superintendent Wilbur Hardin. The board also instructed the superintendent to prepare to obtain bids for a new incinerator at the high school. Livestock INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Livestock: Hogs barrows and gilts 1.00 lower; 1 and 2, 200-235 lb. 33.25-33.50; 26 head 33.75; 1 to 3, 200-233, 240-265 lb. 31.50-32.50; 2 to 4, 260-280 lb.

31.00-31.75; 3 and 4, 280-300 lb. 30.50-31.00; sows 1.00 lower; 1 3, 330-400 lb. 29.50- 30.00; 1 to 3, 400-600 lb. 30.00- 31.00; boars 23.00-29.00. Cattle and calves 300; limited supply steers and heifers steady to 50 lower but not well tested.

1974 BOLENS MULCHING MOWERS AT 1973 PRICES A new way to get rid of Grass Clippings. Don't Have Any It cuts and recuts the clipping into tiny particles that disappear down into your lawn. Out of sight where they become mulch that feeds the lawn, BOLENS MODEL BE A GOOD YARD AHEAD LOW PRICES AS AS $9995 WHAT WE SELL, HARDWARE 71 E. WE COURT SERVICE ST. WE APPLIANCES FINANCE 001 FRANKLIN 736-6558 PRO TOOTHBRUSH SOFT $2.76 MED.

4 Value HARD FOR PERSONNA DOUBLE TI DOLE 1DGE 1 erite ADE DOUBLE CHIRPING RAZOR $2.95 Value DOUBLE IT 59 5 A ON 6D1 PERSONNA DOUBLE BLADE REFILLS 5 13 $1.29 TWIN Value BLADES ONE A DAY. MULTIPLE VITAMINS 60 TABLETS REG $177 WITH IRON $203 Mildred Hayes of Shelbyville dies; services Thursday Mrs. Mildred S. Hayes, 63, died early Tuesday at Indianapolis St. Vincents Hospital after being ill for two years.

Mrs. Hayes had resided at 302 North Vine street in Shelbyville. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Glen McGuire at 1:30 p.m. Thursday from the Ewing Mortuary in Shelbyville.

Friends may call there after 4 today. Burial will be in p.m. Boggstown cemetery. Mrs. Hayes was born Nov.

27, 1910, in Tipton county to Isaac and Mary Belle McClung. She married Jesse S. Hayes on Oct. 3, 1931, and he survives. Other survivors include two daughters, Mrs.

Thelma C. Jones of rural Brownsburg and Mrs. Mildred L. Powell of Patricksburg, and five grandchildren. Also surviving are several brothers and sisters: Ruth Kiphart of Bargersville, Agnes Johnson of Indianapolis, Pauline O'Dell of New Jersey, Charles McClung, Joseph.

McClung and Helen Pratt, all of Florida. A child and a sister preceded Mrs. Hayes in death. She resided most of her married life in the Boggstown community where she was a member of the Presbyterian church. Mrs.

Hayes was also a member of the Sugar Creek Home Ec Club and Sportsman's Club Auxiliary. (GA EXTRA EFFORT PRICES EFFECTIVE MAR. 21, 22, 23, 1974 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED GOOD TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF OGD CLIP-A-COUPON Pink or White DEODORANT SOAP! Sale Bath Bars Size 2 Void after March 23, 1974. PG-12 IGN CLIP A- COUPON GOOD TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF Delicious GOLDEN GRIDDLE SYRUP 24-Oz. Bottle Void after March 23, 1974.

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A bit He hesitant to use the word says that if he is challenged in that he would "test" the attorney court, he Griffin perfers to say general's opinion. a loophole to get into He stressed that he did not use he filed because he saw a "serious that he need for a justice of office, the peace," and learned after much investigation was qualified to hold the position. speculation that the opinion Sendak similar gave There is some was to prevent other young voters from seeking offices. that if he is removed from office Griffin warns elective office by the age of however, he will begin preparing for now, Franklin police probe vandalism incidents Franklin police are investigating two apparently related vandalism incidents which occurred Tuesday afternoon. According to police reports, a BB pellet was fired through a plate glass window at the Lovett Realty office, 198 West Jefferson street, at approximately 4:15 p.m.

Police said the shot was fired from a passing car. At 4:30 p.m., police received report that another BB pellet had been fired through a car windshield at the Robert Shook residence, 201 West King street. It was reported that the shot may have been fired from a passing car. In an apparently unrelated incident, police report that a window was broken by vandals at the Discount Store, East Court street. The vandalism report was received by police at 10:36 p.m.

Tuesday. Burglars take speakers from Greenwood car Automobile burglars were apparently successful in one of two attempts to steal from two cars in equipment Greenwood Tuesday night. Greenwood police report that two stereo speakers, at approximately $10, were stolen from car owned by Melinda Vining, 505 Smith Valley road, sometime Tuesday night. The thieves reportedly entered the Vining vehicle by breaking through a side vent window, police said. Earlier, police received a report of an attempted theft at 1028 Wellington circle.

Danny Proctor reported to police that someone had attempted to steal a stereo tape player from his car sometime Tuesday night, according to police reports. While the vent window of Proctor's car was reportedly broken, the tape player was not taken, police said. FBI recovers part of ransom WASHINGTON (UPI) The FBI announced today it had recovered about $190,000 of the $200,000 ransom paid the kidnapers who abducted Mrs. Eunice Kronholm, wife of a South St. Paul, banker.

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