The Daily Journal from Franklin, Indiana • Page 12

UPS driver DE found dead 030 in Ohio COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) The Franklin County Coroner's Office said Tuesday United Parcel Service driver William McKnight, 35, IndianDAILY polis, His died body of was head found wounds. Tuesday morning at the rear industrial building on the city's northeast side, police said. Officers said McKnight was in his uniform and the tractortrailer rig he had been driving was parked about nine blocks northwest of where the body was found. Police said it was mired in mud in a field. Police said the man's body was upright and in: sitting position when found by an employee of Superior Plating Co.

Detectives said they were treating the death as a homicide because the body was found one place and the truck another. They said they found McKnight's wallet on him, indicating robbery may not have been a motive. McKnight had driven a load of terminal UPS packages to the UPSin southeastern Franklin County Monday night and then to the Conrail yard near where the body was found to pick up a loaded trailer to drive to Indianapolis. Police said the seal on the trailer was not broken. Paul M.

DeBolt Former deputy sheriff Paul M. DeBolt Greenwood A funeral service for Paul M. DeBolt, 73, Greenwood, a retired Johnson County Deputy Sheriff, will be held 10 a.m. Saturday at Vandivier-Tudor Funeral Home in Franklin with the Rev. Robert Marlett officiating.

He died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. There will be no calling hours Friday. Burial will be at Greenlawn Cemetery, Franklin.

Mr. DeBolt was born April 6, 1908 in to Edward and Eva Emerick DeBolt. He married Pauline H. Farrell Oct. 1, 1932, and she survives.

Mr. DeBolt served as deputy sheriff from 1960 to 1973 under Sheriffs Red Worrick, Jack Means and Tom Pritchard. He was also deputy coroner under Dr. Harley Palmer. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church, Greenwood Council 105 SM, Indianapolis Council 2 SM, Greenwood Chapter 137 RAM, Franklin York Rite, Franklin Commandery KT 23, 'If you want to get the most for your car insurance see me." Let me explain State Farm unbeatable combination of service, protection and economy John Stenzinger Corner of U.S.

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A medley of his tunes will begin at 12:30 p.m., a half hour before the formal service in the grand foyer of the Indiana University Musical Arts Center, a room he donated. Carmichael earned a law degree at IU in 1926. He went to high school mostly in Bloomington and later to Indiana University, where the Book Nook restaurant was his favorite hangout, partly because owner Peter Costas let him sit around for hours creating new tunes. He died Sunday in California at age 82. He last visited Indiana in 1972 for the dedication of the grand foyer in which his funeral services were scheduled.

Speakers were expected to include University Chancellor Herman Wells, IU President John Ryan and Howard Allen of New York; a close lifetime friend of Carmichael. Wells attended IU when Carmichael did. The prayer and benediction will be by Dr. John Treszker, minister of the First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), of Bloomington, of which Carmichael was a member. Survivors in attendance were expected to include Carmichael's wife, Dorothy Ellen; sons Hoagy Bix of Bedford, N.Y., and Randy Bob of Detroit, and a sister, Georgia Maxwell, of Los Angeles.

Eva Chatman, Carmichael's attendant for many years, was also expected, funeral director Jon Cherkala said. Calling hours will be at Allen Funeral Home 7-8 p.m. Sunday. Police and fire ledger paving stion home, destroying the living room walls. The car did miss the Christmas tree, but sent another passenger to an area hospital.

UP1 photo Calling for help One of the passengers in a two-car accident in Malvern, Pa. earlier this week calls for help from a home damaged in the crash. One of the cars, right, slammed into the Area obituaries Greenwood Fraternal Order of Police, was a past master of Greenwood Masonic Lodge 514g He also worked for the U.S. S. Government in Civil Aeronautics, assigned to Allison Division during World War II.

Surviving with his wife is a son, William L. McCartney of Westfield; two Carolyn Julian of Greenwood and Janet Wright of Ellettsville; a brother, Bryon DeBolt of Sacremento, 16 grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, a sister and three brothers. Former county teacher Donald D. Teague Indianapolis Donald D.

Teague, 48, Indianapolis, died Tuesday at Community Hospital in Indianapolis. He was born May 24, 1933, to William A. and Dorothy L. Krause Teague in Brown County, where he lived until 1964. He graduated from Helmsburg High School in 1951 and is a graduate of Indiana State University.

He had taught Industrial Arts at Brown County High School, Edinburgh Community High School, Plainfield High School and an Indianapolis junior high school. Most recently he nad been a counselor at Indianapolis Public School 72. Advertisement You're Never Too Old To Hear Better. Chicago, free offer of special interest to those who hear but do not understand words has been announced by Beltone. A non-operating model of one of the smallest Beltone aids of its kind will be given absolutely free to anyone requesting it.

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Paul McDowell, 8, son of Paul E. and Jennifer McDowell, Franklin route three, was sledding in Franklin's Province Park just before I p.m. Tuesday. Franklin ambulance workers said the youth apparently hit a tree during a ride downhill, and injured his leg. He was taken by Franklin Fire Medic ambulance to Johnson County Memorial Hospital in Franklin, where he was listed in satisfactory condition this morning.

Franklin Vandalism 70 Herriott Dessie Ham, 750 Duane reported someone threw a brick through her car windshield early this morning. Ambulance run 5:03 p.m., Tuesday County Memorial Hospital: ambulance called to assist Life Line helicopter, ambulance in taking Paul Debolt, Peck Greenwood, to Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis. Accidents 10:02 p.m., Tuesday-Park Drive, north of Marcy Lane: Paul A. Battreall, 15, 457 Park Drive, Greenwood; George D. Redding, 35, 661 E.

Pearl Greenwood. 11:19 a.m., Tuesday -County Line Road, west of U.S. 31: William R. Marvel 30, 9034 Ridgetop Drive, Indianapolis; Louis M. Trefry, 38, Indianapolis.

Fire runs 10:15 p.m., Tuesday-637 Covered Bridge Road: David Bush, same address; chimney fire from creosote buildup. Johnson County Greenwood Theft Meridian Place Dry Cleaning and Laundry, 459 S. State Road 135, White River Township: police received a report that $196 in cash was taken from the business Tuesday. White River Ambulance runs 9:49 a.m., Monday -State Road 135 near Forest Lawn Memory Gardens: Chris Patterson, 18, 524 Ho Hum Court, Greenwood; injury; treated at the scene. 3:23 p.m., Monday -Leisure Lane and Dreamy Street: Jane Gervasio, 16, 507 Leisure Court, Greenwood, injury; taken to, St.

Francis Hospital Center, Beech Grove; Ray Thompson, 17, 4069 Easy Greenwood, injury; treated at the scene. Jail bookings Jail bookings The following people were recently booked into Johnson County jail: Michael G. Swaner, 19, New Palestine; arrested by an Indiana Conservation Officer on a misdemeanor theft charge; held under $1,500 bond. Leroy Johnson, 56, 108 S. Holland Edinburgh; arrested by a Johnson County Sheriff's deputy on a Johnson Superior Court order; held without bond.

Richard G. Harding, 43, Nashville; arrested by Indiana State Police on a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol; released on $50 cash bond. Richard W. Wimmenayer, 23, 1508 W. Main Greenwood; arrested by Greenwood police on a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol; released on $50 cash bond.

Donald W. Wade, 53, Lake Worth, arrested by Franklin police on a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol; released on $250 bond. Jack L. Samuels, 42, Franklin route one; arrested Edinburgh police on a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol; released on $250 bond. He was a member of the Marion Masonic Lodge 35 and Moose Lodge 17.

A Korean Conflict veteran, he served four years in the U.S. Navy. A funeral service will be conducted 11:30 a.m. Thursday at Shirley Brothers Funeral Home East Chapel in Indianapolis with the Rev. Keith Magill officiating.

Burial will be at Needmore Cemetery in Brown County. Friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Survivors include his wife, Carol A. Teague; four daughters, Teresa A.

Black and Dorothy M. Teague, both of Brown County, Nancy C. Taylor of Bruceville and Cindy L. Hennessy of Vincennes; a son, William R. Teague of Brown County; three sisters, Mary G.

Russ of Greenwood, Edna D. Fritch of Rensselaer and Patricia A. Burns of Morgantown; a brother, James R. Teague of Bargersville, and two grandchildren. Retired machinery dealer Robert R.

Riser San Diego, Calif. Robert Raymond Riser, 96, died Monday at the Donald N. Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego, Calif. He lived in San Diego with a daughter for the past three years. He was a former resident of Greenwood route one.

Mr. Riser was born Dec. 12; 1885 in Fountaintown to William and Ann Robinson Riser. He was married to Carrie Bullman. She preceded him in death in 1974.

He was a member of the Indianapolis Memorial Society. He was a farm machinery and implement dealer, managing Riser and Sons in Franklin 33 years and retiring in 1968. A funeral service will be conducted 10 a.m. Saturday at Singleton and Herr Madison Avenue Mortuary in Indianapolis with Elder Jack Dunsford officiating. Burial will be i Memorial Park Cemetery in Indianapolis.

Friends may call after 4 p.m. Friday. Survivors include two daughters, Irene Spence of San Diego, and Gladys Graham of Blakely, two sons, Raymond R. Riser of Greenwood and Herbert W. Riser of Indianapolis; seven grandchildren, and 17 greatgrandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents, five brothers and one sister. RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UPI) A 25-year-old religious fanatic has been committed to a mental institution for sacrificing his infant daughter on a 200-degree furnace grill because he thought she was a demon. Superior Court Judge John Hews said Tuesday that mur- Father committed for sacrifice der and child abuse charges against Jimmy Meeks would be reinstated if and when the man is judged competent to stand trial. Police found the body of 5- month-old Alisa Weeks Oct.

3 30 after talking Meeks into coming out of his barricaded house. The little girl had grill marks burned into most of her body and a stack of charred bibles was found on the floor grill of the furnace. Officers said the temperature of the grill was about 200 degrees. An autopsy showed the infant died of shock. In a taped interview with police, Meeks said he "had gone to a mountaintop the day before and voices told him his wife and two children had gone to heaven and that anybody at his house would be a demon.

"What I did was my way of showing how much faith I did have in God. I knew exactly what I was Judge to sentence Kimberlin today INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Federal Judge William E. Steckler today refused to delay sentencing of convicted Speedway bomber Brett C. Kimberlin. Steckler said he would pronounce sentence yet today on Kimberlin, who could receive a maximum sentence of 230 years in prison.

TUESDAY AND THURSDAY CATTLE AUCTION INDIANAPOLIS STOCKYARDS- The Indianapolis Stockyards will start the New Year with two days of auction- selling. The new Tuesday sale day will be run just like the present Thursday auction, with slaughter cattle, cows, and bulls beginning at 8:30 a.m. and sheep at 12:00 noon followed by feeder cattle in the afternoon. Private treaty sales wil continue Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on cattle and five days a week on hogs. Both methods are popular with cattlemen and assure top price and strong buyer competition at the state's central market.

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