The Daily Journal from Franklin, Indiana • Page 9

News summary Johnson County Jail bookings Hospital notes Crime reports NEW WHITELAND Property damage traffic accident FRANKLIN Friday After 1 a.m. 120 Roundelay Drive. Rick Williams, same address; other vehicle left the scene of the accident. By United Presi International Now You Know By United Press International i Halloween originated with the Celts and for them was the only day of the year on which the i devil could be invoked for help i in matters of marriage, luck, health and death. Diana Lee Hendricks, Franklin route four.

Betsy Ann Pauley, Trafalgar route one. Ten names requested withheld from publication. Total Admissioni: 31. DISMISSALS: Lee S. Jarrett, 50 North Methodist Drive, Franklin.

Willie Denton, Edinburgh route one. Emmett G. Wright, 1581 Roberts Road, Franklin. Robert Chad Williams, 698 Yandes Street, Franklin. Tamara Lee Cox, Franklin route five.

Sharon Sue Glger, Countryview, Franklin. Mary Kaye Heilman and baby, Shelbyville. Sara Grace Ray and baby, Shelbyville. Sue Carolyn Bireley, 135 14th Street, Franklin. Four names requested withheld from publication.

Total Diimltsali: IS. Total Ceniut: 125. PATIENT'S EXCHANGE: 738-3448. Vandalism 112 Crestwood Drive Wesley Thomas, same address: Reported that a steel-belted radial tire on vehicle parked near residence was punctured over the weekend; estimated $80 damage. Theft 917 Willark Drive Ray Deckard, same address: Reported theft of .357 Magnum and five shells valued at approximately $300.

GREENWOOD Thefts 1199 Scarbough Lane. Paul Raber, same address; CB radio and tools taken from van. Vandalism 126 Brunswick Drive: Charles Smith, 457 Carol Drive, Greenwood antenna broken off of vehicle. The following admissions and dismissals were made at Johnson County Memorial Hospital. MONDAY BIRTHS: Mr.

and Mrs. Robert L. Wade, 706 South Walnut, Edinburgh, girl. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard O. Sledge, Franklin route one, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hendricks, Franklin route four, boy.

ADMISSIONS: Patricia Ann Hatfield, Shelbyville. Barbara Carol Wade, 706 South Walnut Street, Edinburgh. Jeanne Ann Moody, 1154 Berry Road, Greenwood. Bonnie Jean Couch, Nineveh route one. Kacy Dawn Murray, 153 Washington Street, Franklin.

Forney Parker Campbell, Homeview Nursing Home, Franklin. Nellie R. Kegley, Bargersville route one. Cathy Irene Sledge, Franklin route one. Lois Ann Dresslar, 904 Wallington Circle, Greenwood.

Margaret Ann Blankenship, RE-ELECT D2UZIL cinmcu Democrat Candidate PLEASANT TWP. TRUSTEE Paid for by Deniil Church for Trustee The following individuals were arrested recently and booked into the Johnson County Jail: A 4-year-old Franklin girl, arrested by Franklin police on a delinquent child charge; held without bond. A 15-year-old Mooresville girl, arrested by Edinburgh police on a delinquent child charge; held without bond. John James Walls, 21, Mooresville, arrested by Edinburgh police for driving while suspended and contributing to the delinquency of a minor; held on $600 bond. Stephen James Curtis, 21, 105 Queens Court, Franklin, arrested by Franklin police for possession of a controlled substance; held on $2,000 bond.

David Allen Curry, 19, 87 Hougham Street, Franklin, arrested by Franklin police for possession of less than 30 grams of marijuana; held on $2,000 bond. Ambulance runs FRANKLIN Fire Medic I Monday 8:32 p.m. Sambo's Restaurant, 1890 North Morton Street: Connie Williams, 30, 161 Schoolhouse Road, Franklin; illness; transported to Johnson County Memorial Hospital. GREENWOOD Monday 349 West Broadway Street: Ervin Chaney, 64, same address; illness, no transportation necessary. EDINBURGH Monday 6:08 p.m.

405 Morris Street: Carolyn Yonts, 31, same address, injured at home; taken to Bartholomew County Hospital. NEW WHITELAND Monday 2:30 p.m. 710 Pearl Street, Wayne Deubner, same address, ill at home; taken to Johnson County Memorial Hospital. Ronald Lee Steele 18, Indianapolis, arrested by Greenwood police for conversion; released on $1,000 bond. William D.

Burton, IB, Indianapolis, arrested by Greenwood police for conversion; held on $1,000 bond. Teresa Fay Burton, 18, 128 East Maincross, Edinburgh, arrested by Indiana State Police for conversion released on $1,000 bond. Harold Wayne Hodges, 38, Indianapolis, arrested by Greenwood police for driving under the influence, released on $250 bond. Girl suffers injuries A young girl suffered minor injuries in a two-car accident at the intersection of Pleasant and Houghman streets in Edinburgh about 12:28 p.m. Monday, police said.

The accident involved cars driven by Helen M. Hagan, 21, 610 East Thompson Street, Edinburgh and Charles R. Rid-path, 36, 411 North Franklin Street, Edinburgh, police said. The woman's daughter, Angela, 3, was treated at the scene, police said. She was not hospitalized.

Fire runs GREENWOOD Monday 5:08 p.m. 500 West Broadway Street; field fire. 3:17 p.m. Annette Fox residence, Greenwood route four; trash fire, spread to surrounding field. NEW WHITELAND Monday 11:03 a.m.

125 Hollybrook Drive: Wells residence, same address, furnace motor overheated, no fire or injuries. Union urges strike end NEW YORJC (UPI) The union representing Pan American Airline flight attendants has urged Its members to obey a federal temporary restraining order and end their sickout job action, which went into a fifth day today. Pan Am said Monday night that some flight attendants were "trickling back" but that it would not have any details until this morning on how many had returned to work. The airline's operations were again disrupted Monday because of the sickout by protesting flight attendants who have not had a contract in a year. Turmoil jo'ses Iran oilfields TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Iran's political turmoil nearly shut down the nation's $20 billion-a-year oil industry today, idling some of the largest oilfields in the world and cutting off natural gas supplies to the Soviet Union.

Wildcat strikes in Iran's oil-producing region threatened to dry up Iran's huge petroleum exports, on which the States and other nations depend. The work stoppages in five major oil production cities in the south coincided with widespread riots and demonstrations against the shah in other parts of Iran that resulted in 11 new deaths Monday. All the victims were said to be demonstrators killed during a clash with security guards in the west Iranian town of Paveh. Anti-Egypt summit meets BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) Oil titan and American friend Saudi Arabia sought today to protect Egypt against isolation in the Arab world at an Arab League meeting in Baghdad called to devise a strategy to counter President Carter's Camp David peace moves. But Egypt, which was not invited to the parley, blasted the session as "a grudge" conference.

The Arab League foreign ministers' talks, which began Monday in Baghdad, Iraq, aimed at preparing a summit meeting starting Thursday on how to unite against the Israeli-Egyptian peace effort. U.S. sentences Russian spies NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) Two convicted Russian spies, sentenced to 50 years in jail for espionage, were free today in the custody of the Soviet ambassador but restricted to an area around their New York City homes. Valdik Enger, 39, and Rudolf Chernyayev, 43, both former employees of the United Nations, were sentenced Monday and placed under strict travel conditions to ensure their presence in court.

U.S. District Judge Frederick P. Lacey sentenced each defendant to 50 years in jail for their conviction on one espionage count and 10-year concurrent terms on two conspiracy counts. Defense lawyers said they would appeal the conviction. Rhodesia destroys Zambian base SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) Rhodesia says its troops have destroyed a Zambian military outpost in response to three days of steadily escalating military activity along their common border.

Although Rhodesian forces have destroyed guerrilla bases inside Zambia and occasionally exchanged fire with Zambian regulars, it was the first time they reported demolishing a Zambian military installation. Western diplomats are worried that Rhodesia's increasingly bold forays into Zambia and against Zambian targets will draw Cuban forces into the six-year guerrilla war. STATEWIDE CARPET CARE SYSTEMS One of Indianapolis' largest Carpet Cleaning firms serves Johnson County at no additional charge. STGAf.l CAQPOT CLEANING LIVING ROOM HALL 1)95 (Regardless of size) Living room, dining room and hall $29.95 Additional rooms $12.50 each Franklin route four. Donald Edward Tucker, 428 Hemphill Street, Franklin.

Carolyn Blaker, Franklin route five. Brian Edward Writt. Trafalgar route two. Phillip Denton McKee, Franklin route five. Julia Herald, Greenwood route one.

Geneva Anne Coffman, 119 West Adams Street, Franklin. Democrat caravan The Democrat caravan is set for Nov. 4 at noon and will begin at Sears parking lot in Greenwood. The route will continue to Mt. Pleasant addition, Smith Valley to Whiteland area, Bargersville, Franklin, Trafalgar, Edinburgh, back to Nineveh to the fire station for a turkey supper.

NOW THRU NOV. 30, 1978 CALL 257-3129 Bonded Insured Furniture Cleaning Also available FREE CHRISTMAS CIFT FOR YOUR HOKE Get your home ready for the T-J Holiday Seasons with this Programs haven't worked Special Christmas Offer. Point any 3 rooms. Ceilings Walls for the low price of $90. Get any other room absolutely FREE.

Also try my wallpaper special, I will hang the paper for $5 Obituaries I per roll 8. paint celling FREE of Charge. Labor nlV DEWAYNE O'SULLIVAN 535-5856 535-4891 If rc-cloctod I will. Christina Mathews Services set for dies in hospital Omer Day, 92 Iss than one week after she Sponsor Legislation for a 10 to 20 tax cut on individual income tax. Sponsor Legislation to give help to the elderly on their utility bills.

INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) -Government programs to get jobs for black teen-agers "simply haven't happened," said a New York state senator from Harlem Monday. ''All of the programs and all of the services we have heard about to find more opportunities for black youth simply haven't happened. If anything, it has resulted in higher unemployment among black teen-agers and this definitely has led to an increase in crime," said Sen. Carl McCall. He urged churches to do all they can to help black youths get jobs.

"The black church must unite in an effort to offer encouragement to unemployed black teenagers," said McCall at a conference on church response to unemployment among black youth. "The black teen-ager may be young and inexperienced, but survival in the ghetto has given him experience beyond his years. If he can run numbers and policy slips and survive on the city streets, he can manage an office," said Sen. Carl McCall. 'O'OGEI TO THE VOTERS OF UNION TWP.

Having had the privilege of serving as your Trustee the past 4 years, I am again asking for your Support and Vote for my Re-election on November 7, 1978. VOTE FOR MARVIN MERRIMAU TRUSTEE OF USIOH TOWNSHIP DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE CAPABLE HONEST EXPERIENCED YOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED Paid for by Marvin Merriman for Union Twp. Trustea Funeral services for Omer Day, 92, will be conducted 11 a.m. Thursday at Neal Summers Funeral Home, Martinsville, by Rev. John Drollinger.

Burial will follow in Bryant Cemetery, Morgan county. Friends may call from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday and until the time of services Thursday. Mr.

Day, of Martinsville, died Monday at Grandview Nursing Home, Martinsville. Born in Johnson county on Sept. 16, 1888, he was the son of Amos and Eliza (Munson) Day. He was married to Elsie Viola (Balay) Day, who died in 1967. Mr.

Day was a retired farmer. Survivors include a son, Wilbur Day, Franklin; daughters, Mrs. Floyd Wallace and Mrs. Russell Musgrave, both of Martinsville; eight grandchildren, and 16 was seriously injured in a car-truck crash, Christina Nacole Mathews, 11 months, died Tuesday at Riley Hospital for Children, Indianapolis. She, her mother and a young aunt were injured when the station wagon they were riding in collided with a truck Oct.

25. The accident occurred at Stop 11 road and Emerson avenue. Miss Mathews, Greenwood route one, was born in Beech Grove on Nov. 21, 1977. She was the daughter of Herbert and Nancy (Mullinax) Mathews, who both survive.

Funeral services will be conducted 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Wilson-St. Pierre Greenwood Chapel by Rev. Leonard Fletcher. Burial will follow in Greenwood Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday. In addition to the parents, survivors include paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Mathews, Indianapolis, and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mullinax, Greenwood. The family has requested that memorial contributions be made to Riley Hospital. mvfi 1 i JJ A Business Man To Do A Businesslike Job! mm To place your ad phone 736-7101 Elect RUSS FERRILL AN EXPERIENCED LEGISLATOR Sponsor an increase from the present 20 to 25 property tax reduction.

Sponsor Legislation to expand the Public Service Commission to a five man commission with corresponding funding. Commissioner Republican POLITICAL ADVERTISING DEADLINES For the DAILY J0USSIAL Edition Friday, Nov. 3 Deadline 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 1 Edition Saturday, Nov.

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LI I Why Elect Russ Ferrill for Commissioner? I am self-employed and will be available to talk with you about your problems anytime. A I feel my nine years experience in my own business nd the corporate financial and budgeting experience gives me a solid background in the financial process. I am a Realtor and this experience has helped familiarize me with the county growth situation. My education and industrial background is In the economic, financial and budgeting fields will be of great help in the office I seek. I am a 1963 graduate of Franklin College with a B.A.

in economics. I have served In many community affairs and positions of leadership In my community and church. I believe I am the best candidate for the job of Commissioner and feel It will be an honor to serve In a public office and ask for your support. sm PaM ly Ika Rm fanff br CamwlHlamr CmmM tarh, traaaam..