The Daily Reporter du lieu suivant : Greenfield, Indiana • Page 3

Dally Reporter, QrMnrMd, Indiana, Tueaday, March 26, 1996 VITALS Reporter briefing Daily market roundup March 25, 1996 High 1 5,712.14 I Highest cIckT 56aM Low 1 5,59292 Monk 18. 1996 5643.86 7.22 Area deaths Virginia 4 Jean' O'Neill 2 5800 5625 5450 5275 5100 4925 4750 died Virginia "Jean" (Pearson) O'Neill, 63, Cumberland, 12195 1196 4196 2196 3196 March 25, 1996 650.04 High 6SS.S0 I Highest rinse 1 Low I 648.82 February 11 1996 Bulletin board Today i 6 p.m. Hancock County Planning Commission, Hancock County Courthouse Annex, second floor conference room. 8 p.m. Hancock County Board of Zoning Appeals, Hancock County Courthouse Annex, second floor conference room.

Wednesday 7:30 a.m. Eastern Hancock School Board, special meeting, administration building. 7 p.m. Hancock Memorial Hospital board of trustees, Classroom 3, Hancock Memorial Hospital. 7 p.m.

Three Rivers Solid Waste Management District, Henry County Courthouse Annex, New Castle. Thursday 6:30 p.m. Fortville-Vernon Township Public Library Board, Library. 7:30 p.m. Greenfield City Council, Greenfield City Hall.

Friday 7:30 a.m. Hancock County Commissioners, Commissioners' Courtroom, Hancock County Courthouse. Monday at Transitional Hospital, Greenwood. Born July 12, 1932, in Indianapolis, she was the daughter of Charles and Florence (Petero) Pearson. Survivors include husband David O'Neill, Cumberland; daughters Janice McCord, Greenfield, Cris Waidlich, Greenwood, and Dana Studer, Indianapolis; brother William McCartin, Aurora, Charlene Harris, Brownsburg, and Elizabeth Ammons, Pittsboro; and two grandchildren.

Services will be 10 a.m. Thursday at Pasco Memorial Mortuary with the Rev. Debra Grady officiating. '680 660 -640 -620 -600 -580 1196 2196 3196 4196 12195 AP Mrs. O'Neill be given to the American Heart There are no calling hours.

Memorial donations may T-Bill interest rates drop during month Ralph Loyd Spiceland Marjorie Snideman, Anderson Correction The last name of the 4-year-old in the photograph on Thursday's Page 1 was listed incorrectly. He is Adam Turner, son of Richie and Richalle Turner. Incidents March 2S 7:13 a.m. 2180 N. State Theft reported.

7:38 a.m. 604 W. Main Theft reported. 8 a.m. 316 E.

Staat St, Fort-ville: Criminal mischief reported. 8:10 a.m. 502 W. Sixth Stolen vehicle reported. 8:15 a.m.

5300 block of North Fortville Pike: Break-in alarm reported. 10:01 a.m. 8672 E. CR 450S, Carthage: Theft reported. 10:40 a.m.

9500 block of East Ind. 234, Wilkinson: Break-in alarm reported. 12:43 p.m. 427 W. North Malicious mischief reported.

12:57 p.m. 1900 block of Valley Brook Drive, Cumberland: Break-in alarm reported. 2:07 p.m. 3000 block of East U.S. 40: Suspicious vehicle or person reported.

2:38 p.m. 100 block of West Broadway Street, Fortville: Alarm reported. 3:24 p.m. 100 block of West Yorkshire West Boulevard, Cumberland: Break-in alarm reported. 4:16 p.m.

3800 S. Stonehaven Lane, New Palestine: Theft reported. 4:54 p.m. 123 E. Main Forgery report taken.

7:12 p.m. 2600 block of East Steele Ford Road: Suspicious vehicle or person reported. 9:09 p.m. 303 S. Center Theft reported.

March 26 12:28 a.m, 2000 block of West U.S. 40: Break-in alarm reported. 5:57 a.nt 200 block of South Maple Street, Fortville: Theft ported. Accidents March 2S 3:14 a.m. Ind.

9 and Ind. 234: Lottery Association. Anna Shinn Anna (Jackson) Shinn, 96, Greenfield, died Monday at Hancock Memorial Hospital. Born April 22, 1899, in Hancock County, she was the daughter of Edward and Lucy (Lowder) Jackson. Mrs.

Shinn was a member of Trinity Park United Methodist Church. Survivors include daughter Helen Cones, Greenfield. She was preceded in death by husbands Jesse Reeves and Oakley Shinn; and brothers Connie, James, John and Paul Jackson. Private graveside services will be at Park Cemetery with the Rev. Kenneth Vetters officiating.

There are no calling hours. Pasco Memorial Mortuary assisted with arrangements. WASHINGTON (AP) Interest rates on short-term Treasury securities fell in Monday's auction. The Treasury Department sold $13.6 billion in three-month bills at an average discount rate of 4.99 percent, down from 5.02 percent last week. Another $13.5 billion was" sold in six-month bills at an discount rate of 4.97 "percent, down from 5.06 percent.

The; three-month bill rate was the lowest since they sold for 4.95 percent on March 11. The six-month bill rate was the lowest since they averaged 4.80 percent on March 4. The new discount rates! understate the actual return to investors 5.12 percent for three-month bills with a $10,000 bill selling for $9,873.90 and 5.17 percent for a six-month bill selling for $9,748.70. Carol Jean Simms licenses Martial Carol Jean (Kurtz) Simms, 72, French Lick, formerly of Greenfield, died Sunday at Paoli Hospital, Paoli, Born Jan. 6, 1924, in Mishawaka, she was the daughter of Edson and Lavon (Ives) Kurtz.

Mrs. Simms was co-owner of Simms Bike Shop, 1969-1977, and Lakeview Mobile Home Park, 1982-1993. She was a member of Friends of the Greenfield Public Library. Survivors include husband Joseph W. Simms, French Lick; daughters Janet Simms Gulden, French Lick, and Judy Thomas, Greenfield; son Joseph M.

Simms, Indianapolis; sisters Velma McHenry, Elk Grove, Colleen Earnhart, Plant City, and Joyce Stemm, four and one great-grandchild. Memorial services will be 3 p.m. Wednesday at Philadelphia United Methodist Church with the Rev. John Ely officiating. Arrangements were handled by Pasco Memorial Mortuary.

The following marriage license applications were filed in the Hancock County Clerk's office: March 7 Alisha Louise Dismore and Keith Allen Shelton, Greenfield. March 12 Lori K. Johns and Todd Antony Childers, Greenfield. Erin Elise Harsin and Cameron Lee Ellison, Greenfield March 13 Kimberly Renee Stawder, Cumberland, and Donald Eugene Bur-chfield, Martinsville Michelle Renee Clements and James Ralph Tutrow Greenfield March IS Minda Michelle McClure, Downers and Sean Dennis Whiteside, Franklin Park, I1L Deborah Ann Souders and Russell Raymond Highnight McCordsville Marilyn Ann Shelton, Greenfield, and Wilburn Trotter, Indianapolis Amanda Jo Blankenship and Jason Allen Crouse, Fortville Linda Sue Sims and Gary Marsh, Greenfield Tina Marie Albertson and Keith Lynn McQain, Cumberland March 20 Kelly Marie Low, Greenfield, and Douglas Earl Hooker, Knightstown INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Here are the winning numbers selected Monday in the Hoosier Lottery: Daily Three 1-5-3 Daily Four 9-8-2-0 Lucky 10-13-17-30-32 Hospital notes Friday admissions Sally Brown, Greenfield Patsy Johnson, Greenfield Ralph Loyd Spiceland William Pennington, McCords-ville Robert Stamps, New Palestine Jackie Varner, Greenfield Friday dismissals Mashawn Moore and infant, Morristown Robert Settle, Noblesville Melinda Owens and infant, Greenfield- 1 Saturday admissions Rebecca Dearmond, Greenfield Adam Messmore, Needham -Saturday births Teresa and Dennis Cowan, Greenfield, girl Nancy and David Koeneman, Greenfield, boy Sunday admissions Alicia Miller, Charlottesville Timothy Webb, Greenfield Sunday dismissals Jackie Varner, Greenfield Robert Stamps, New Palestine Stephen Tutrow, Shirley Dana Galbraith, Greenfield Nancy Koeneman and infant, Greenfield Teresa Cowan and infant, Greenfield Monday admission June Shaw, Greenfield Monday births Michelle and David Chance, Rushville, girl i Alicia and James Miller, Charlottesville, girl j. Monday dismissals Sally Brown, Greenfield 11:26 a.m.

CR 300W: Anne Lovell, 84, taken to Hancock Memorial Hospital. Greenfield rescue responded. DAILY REPORTER 1:43 p.m. 67 W. Weber Road: USPS 228-720, Vol.

88, No. 280 eased on $100 cash bond. March 26 Lonnie E. Eaton, 43, 5953 S. Meridian Road, Fountaintown, wanted on charges from Clinton County, held Tuesday morning in Hancock County JaiL Beth A.

Mcintosh, 32, Bedford, check deception, held Tuesday morning in Hancock County JaiL Debra Best, 36, Morristown, probation revocation, public intoxication, held Tuesday morning in Hancock County JaiL Collision involving vehicles driven by Mark O. Rains, 22, New Castle, and Todd A. Burton, 27, 9700 West Ind. 234, Shirley. No injuries reported.

11:19 a.nv North State Street and McKenzie Road: Collision involving vehicles driven by Patricia P. Landrem, 58, Knightstown, and Nondas B. Suckow, 71, Indianapolis. No injuries reported. Arrests March 25 PRINTED WITH SOY INK Published daily except Sunday, New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Fountaintown, Greenfield and Sugar Creek rescue responded.

7:24 p.m. 513W S. Riley Larry Anderson, 47, signed medical release. Greenfield rescue responded. 8:39 p.m.

Village Drive: Bonnie Pence, 75, taken to Hancock Memorial Hospital: Greenfield rescue responded. 10:51 p.m. Michigan Street: Medical assist Greenfield rescue responded. Fire March 25 10:09 a.m. 1030 W.

Broadway Fortville: Structure fire. Fortville Fire Department responded. Daniel R. Penticuff, 20, 1205 W. ReSClie July 4, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas at 22 W.

New Road, P.O. Box 279, Greenfield, Ind. 46140 PERSONNEL Larry Brown Publisher Ronald Rayburn Circulation Manager Paul Fedorchak Editor Gary George Production Director Dave McCammon Advertising Director Judy Williams Administrative Manager Mike Butt Commercial Printing Sales Manager SUBSCRIPTIONS Home delivery $7.50 per month Second class postage paid al Greenfield. Ind Send Form 3579 to Box 279. Greenfield, Ind 46140 PHONES Advertising Classified: 467-6000; Retail 467-6001, 8 a -5 Monday-Friday.

Newsroom 467-6022, 8 a -5 p.m Monday-Friday; 8 30 -midnight Friday Circulation 467-6040. 8 a -6 p.m Monday-Friday, 6-10 a Saturday Business office, switchboard 462-5528. 8 a p.m. Monday-Friday DAILY REPORTER. 1996, All Rights Reserved Main ou, prooauun viujuuuu, new Tuesday morning in Hancock County JaiL James R.

Early, 18, 620 N. Pratt minor consuming alcoholic beverage, released on recognizance. Melissa M. Dixon, 27, Indianapolis, failure to appear, driving with a suspended license, rel- March 25 6:55 a.m. 3962 W.

CR 400S: Sugar Creek rescue responded. 7:45 a.m 3253 N. CR 800W: Buck Creek rescue responded. 9:39 a.m. McKenzie Road: June Shaw, 69, taken to Hancock Memorial Hospital.

Greenfield rescue responded. Financial news 721 Second PizzAQg; l2 Price Soybeans Wheat 428 Chicago Board of Trade, leading corn and soybeans futures higher, amidst concern winter crops are getting too little rain and too much cold. Wheat futures surged on all three exchanges where it is traded after less-than-expected weekend rainfall in hard red winter wheat growing areas. Carry Out or Dine In Call Store For Details Livestock SEAL-TITE WINDOW Greenfield, IN 462-9528 1-800-462-9528 Dare To Compare We offer the lowest prices, or we'll pay you $100 Some restrictions apply INDIANAPOLIS Hogs 200. Barrows and gilts 1 higher.

US 1-2 230-250 lbs US 2-3 230-250 lbs 47-48. INDIANAPOLIS Indiana-Ohio direct hog market Monday. Barrows and gilts mostly 50 cents higher. Demand moderate for a moderate run. US 1- 3 230-260 lbs country few 46.50-50; plants few 48.50.

US 2- 3 230-260 lbs 42-47; 210-230 lbs 38.50- 42.50. Wall Street NEW YORK (AP) Stockspened a bit higher this morning but quickly slipped into negative territory with bonds. At 10 am on Wall Street, the Dow Jones industrial average was off 8.67 at 5,635.19. Declining issues outnumbered advancers by about 3 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange, where volume came to 46.57 million shares, down from Monday's pace. Mrch25 Ag On Currant Nmr McCordsvllt Cash Crop Elavator Bid Corn 3.86 Soybeans 7.14 Wheat 4.21 Ag Ona Charlottaavilla Elevator Corn 3.86 Soybeans 7.14 Wheat 4.21 Ag Ona Emporia Corn .3.90 Soybeans 7.18 Wheat 426 Indiana Grain Baach Orova Com 3.944 Soybeans 7.24 Wheat 431 MofHstown Com 3.98 Chicago grains CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade Monday: Open High Low Settle Chg.

WHEAT 5,000 bu minimum; dollar per bushel May 4.82 4.91 4.80 4.90V4 .09 Fit's sales 11,355 Fit's open int 83,340 CORN 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel May 3.90 3.94V4 3.89H 3.93vi Fit's sales 59,025 Fit's open int 464,678, up 2,845 SOYBEANS 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel May 7J0vi 7.34 7.28 7.32V4 .014 Fit's sales 53,167 Fit's open int 190,018 CHICAGO Wheat futures prices advanced, sharply Monday on the CHICAGO (AP) Beef futures prices plunged on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange amid weak cash market prices, while live hog futures were mostly higher and frozen pork bellies were mixed. CHICAGO Futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Monday: Open High Low Settle Chg. CATTLE 40,000 Ibs cents per lb. Apr 64.35 64.50 63.30 63.50 Fit's sales 10,807 Fit's open int 93,358, up 440 Carefree Travel Agency Locally owned operated by Paul C. Shirley Weiler Amu-Daw.

5 Locations to serve you! Time machine Airline Tickets Cruises Tour Packages 467-4200 1-800-553-0882 1556 N. State Greenfield Green Meadows Shopping Center DAILY REPORTER Irem th ptt aai month ara avallabl from our circulation department. 75 vears axo generation a bad name. 50 years ago Pupils of three Hancock County schools, Charlottesville, New Palestine and Mt. Comfort, participated in the state solo and ensemble instrumental music 25 years ago Greg Clark, a Greenfield-Central High School student, won the annual Greenfield Rotary contest and was to compete in the regional contest with five other county winners.

That winner was then to compete in the state contest E.W. Felt was acting judge when Greenfield Iron and Nail Works was He had on a previous occasion made the order of sale as Judge Offett was disqualified from acting on account of having been connected with the case as an attorney before going on the bench. The trustees of McCordsville Methodist Church closed a deal wherein the old Morrison property became the property of the congregation and blueprints were made and accepted for a new church structure that was going to cost $3,000. While the deal had been the DEBRA LEGENDRE, MI contest at the Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute. Clark's winning speecn was th Methodist or The Rote uf he-American if wiirhs 'LZirl Citizen," and dealt with student from schoo in various parts of denomi parts of "11 A inruwn upeu iu uaiuuuuouviw unrest and revolution.

Indiana tooK pan Massage-Eractitioner 215 W. New Rd. Suite 100 Greenfield 462-1212 to be known as a in talk, the senior auacnea wun entrants irom nancocn (Time machine is compiled by Becky Amos of the Daily Reporter's news staff; Questions should be directed to her at radicals and militants and charged County more than holding their 1 that those few had been given too own in capturing five first division 100 years ago much publicity and had given his and five second division placings. From The Evening Republican:.