Jackson County Banner from Brownstown, Indiana • Page 8

8-ITE BANKER. TLcsdcn. September 2q 1983 Seymour Nett roinated In SCC Tennis jWrhament Twin-Towners Pick Officers Twin Town Extension Home-makers dub elected officers during a Monday. SepL 12. meeting at flie home of Ursula Scott.

Officers include Neva Lee; president: Ruth BedweO. vice-prest-dent; Anna Mae Anderson, secretary, and Flora Lee. treasurer. Members sang the song of the month. "By the Beautiful Sea," recited the pledge to the flag, and answered roll call with a reflection of summer.

Flora Lee gave the citizenship lesson, and the health lesson was about vision. Mrs. Ander-son gave a lesson about diet and weight control, and Neva Lee led devotions. A school sack lunch was served to aS present tnrhidfng Mildred Blankenship, OlaFrynn. Nora Persinger.

Catherine Silence, and Cordelia Dariage. County Firemen Make Three Runs Various volunteer fire depts. in Jackson County reported the following recent fire runs: 12:19 p.m. Thursday. SepL 15: Carr and Owen firefighters quefled Brent Burns.

6-2. 4-6. 6-4. In doubles action. Owls Shawn Cabbage and Joby Gossett fell to Ryan MuQ and Damon Brown at the number-one position, 6-4.

7-6. and Owls Brad Thompson and Billy KlootelosttoScottJordanandDon Burcb, 6-4. 6-4. In the first-round conference match at Connersvflfe. Seymour winners were McAllister.

6-2. 4-6. 6- 2: Lewis. 6-2. 6-2.

and Berent. 6-2. 6-2. Cabbage and Thompson lost their number-one doubles match. 7- 5.

7-5. and Gossett and Kloote lost. 6-2. 6-3. at number-two doubles.

Against Columbus East, Berent was the only winner as he picked off Olympian Brian Geusse. 6-1. 6-1. Other results show McAllister losing. 6-1.

7-6. to Paul Dugan and Lewis losing to Brian Clark. 6-4. 6-4. Kloote and Gossett lost to Jade Holt and Truang Nguyen.

6-4. 6-1 and Thompson and Chris Fink fell to Tom Husman and Steve Conway. 6-1, 6-4. Bloomlngton South blasted Seymour 5-0 Saturday mornings Sept. 17.tntbe8emt-fina(rouodoC the South Central Conference tennis tournament at Bkxxnington North.

carfier action, the Owls fell to Columbus EasL 4-1. in a non-conference match-up -Thursday afternoon, Sept. 15, and defeated host Connersvllle. 3-2. Tuesday afternoon.

Sept. 13. tn the first round of the conference tournament. The Owls, who fell to 4-6 on the season following this past week's action, return to the courts at 5 pan. Thursday.

Sept. 22. when they get a rematch with Bloomfng-ton South at home. Against the Panthers in the conference semi-final results show number-one Owl singles player Tony McAllister losing to Andy Bonier. 6-0.

6-1: Owl John Lewis losing to Andy Perry. 6-2. 6-0. at the number-two spot, and Jonathan Berent losing his number-three singles match to Panther Mr. Lorna OoCfns of Freetown took her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lee Hubbard, out to cat at Brownstown last Friday evening, Sept. 9. the occasion being Lee's 82nd birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Phil White and children of Ratcbff Grove visited Mr. and Mrs. John Frederkrkson and sew Saturday, Tragedy struck in this comrnu-nfry Monday morning.

SepL 12 Just afier9 a.m. when Donald V. Sneed, 47. of Campbellsburg was kded when a cross arm on a fight pole broke, causing the live wire carrying 7.200 votts to fan on him. He was employed by Line Contracting and had worked for them about ten years.

The accident occurred Just across the road in the front of Hubert AulTs home. Mel Ray Timberlake came in from near Saginaw. Mich, and is spending a few days with Us grandmother. Mrs. Josephine Timberlake.

So glad Mrs. Audy (Inez) Ratdifi of Mundeu. who has been in Com-rrrunity Hospital at Indianapolis, has returned to her home. Sorry to hear that my longtime friend. Mrs.

Rccde Stihvell True-blood of Brownstown is a patient in the Jackson County Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Had a nice phone conversation Saturday, SepL 10. with an old schoolmate. Mary Alice Rollins Young, of Guthrie Creek area.

She has been a patient in SL Vincent Hospital at Indianapolis, and her husband WUHe has been in Bedford Medical Center. She is a sister of Larry Rollins, the singer. Mrs. Linda Carpenter and children Missy and Ryan of Medora visited Mrs. John Frederickson and sons Sunday.

Enjoyed a phone call Sunday. SepL 1 1. from my granddaughter. Mrs. Robert (Penny Jo) IIIuzzl and little daughter.

Amanda Renee. from Omaha, Neb. Several have been present when Mrs. Myrna RatcttfT and Naomi Carpenter have been racing their unit of Robinson's racing pigs here at the home of Myrna's mother. Mrs.

Josephine Timberlake. They left Friday morning for Columbus. Ohio. Mel Ray Timberlake accompanied them. Mrs.

Myrna Ratcfiff visited Mrs. Inez RatcUff at Mundell this past Thursday. Enjoyed a phone conversation this past Wednesday from Mr. and Mm, Elmer Hicks of Cortland with whomlwenttoLaPorte.Tex.inthc springv Happy birthday to irry grandson. ASen Michael Nofen.

of Anderson who had birthday number 13 SepL 9. He was bora Just one year after his papaw, the late Donald ML ftederkkMon. passed away. Saw abeautiful rainbow Sunday evening. SepL 1 1, about 7 p.m.

Mehin and a R. Timberlake. who had been here visiting his mother. Mrs, Josephine Timber-lake, left last Saturday morning, SepL 10. with their racing pigs.

Fifty years ago on SepL 21 the late Donald M. Federickson and I weicmairied at Indianapolis in the Ktfle church on the north side of the circle by the Rev. R. A. McCann.

Our witnesses were my dad. the late John A. Ballard, and my sister. Josephine Ballard. Two days before our 36th wedding anniversary he passed away here at home with a sudden heart attack.

The little wild canaries or goldfinches are thick on my sunflowers (sungoldL There are as many as 50 blossoms on some of them, and they must be 15 feet tall. Christian Church Women's Circle Meets The women's circle of Brownstown Christian Church met Monday nighL SepL 11, in the teen room at the church. SavfUa Huffman led devotions entitled "Feeding Our Children Mind. Body, and SouL" and Doris Herndon, dressed as a typical pioneer woman, presented a program about pioneer foods including paw-paw cookies and violet Jelly, samples of which she served to members of the group. President SherreU Perry read letters from three missionaries, and the group sang "Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us." The hospitality committee, consisting of Becky Spurgeon, Janet Morning, Ruth Vivian Smith, and Joy Garrett, served a brown bag lunch of bologna and peanut butter, sandwiches along with cheese and fruit plates and coffee to those present including Jane Parman.

Anne Eastin, Viola Martin. Jan Starr. Fay PH-man, Laverne Goen. Ruth Was-kom. Betty Gaiter.

Margaret Stewart, Joy SewelL and the program committee of Esther Hotchldss and Mary Wheeler. OBITUARIES Megan Christopher Megan Christopher Now Five Years Old Megan Rose Christopher celebrated her fifth birthday Sunday at the home of her grandparents. Sandwiches, chips, and a Roger Rabbit cake were served. Attending were grandparents Glenn and Dixie Bane. Aunts Kerri and Kalll Bane, her brother.

Richie Christopher; Ralph and Fat Scott. Gloria Baughman; great-grandparents. Ivan and Rosie Bane; Jeflf Mclintock. Tammy Persinger. Mkrhele Davis.

Jackie Snodgrass, Dustin and Kameron Reynolds. Alpha Ratliff Hosts Tampico Homemakers Alpha Ratlin hosted a Monday morning. SepL 12. meeting of the Tampico Extension Homemakers Club. After opening with the pledge to the nag and club creed, the hostess led devotions, and Lavonda Elliott gave a report about the market basket survey she is conducting once a month for six months.

Le Ann Elliott gave a report about her recent stay at the 1988 Indiana State Fair school, and Veronica Bowling gave a report about the recent council meeting. Members discussed their Thanksgiving supper, and Lavonda Elliott led social activities with Bessie Canada and Le Ann Elliott winning prizes. Mrs. Canada also won the hostess gift. Others present for the meeting included Elsie Rosemeyer.

Fern Bryan. Juanita Duncan. Rita Efii-otL Marion VonDielingen. and guest Irene Sluss from Texas. Seymour Firemen Respond To Blaze Seymour Fire DepL reported the following recent fire run: 5:32 p.m.

Tuesday. SepL 13: A clothes dryer overheated and caught a back room on fire at the residence of Joe Reed. 658 S. Vine SL The kitchen, utility room, and back rooms were damaged by fire. The rest of the house sustained smoke and water damage.

Firefighters estimated damage, to the house at $10,000 and damage to contents at $10,000. No injuries were reported. OrvUle Breece Orville R. Breece, 92. VaDonia.

died at 8:30 a.m. Friday. SepL 16. at the Jackson County Hospital. He had been ffl for several years.

ANavyveteran ofWorid War he retired after working for Arvin Industries of Columbus. He was a member of the VaOonia Christian Church. Mr. Breece. who moved to Jackson County from Minneapolis.

in 1942. was born March 3. 1896. to the late John L. and Bertha Schneider Breece.

On Jan. 18. 1942. he married Goldie M. Zike in Browns town, and she survives.

Funeral services were held Sunday. SepL 18. at the Johnson Funeral Home, VaDonia. Burial was in the VaDonia Cemetery. Memorials may be designated to the VaUonia Christian Church organ fund.

Alicia Harris Alicia Rose Harris was stillborn Sunday. Sept. 18. at the Washing- ton County Hospital. Salem.

Survivors include her parents: Steven Ray Harris and Betty Rose Bowman, both of Medora; one brother: Jessie Harris, Medora: one half-brother Bobby Harris. Medora: two half-sisters: Melissa Harris and Serena Harris, both of Medora; her maternal grandmother: Mary Bowman. Browns-town, and her paternal grandmother: Ruth Elkins, Medora. She was preceded in death by one half-brother: Johnny Harris: her paternal grandfather: Earl Franklin Harris, and her maternal grandfather. Jessie Bowman.

Graveside services will be conducted at 4 p.m. today. Tuesday. SepL 20. at the Leesville Cemetery.

Hague Funeral Home. Medora, handled the arrangements. Roger McKinney Roger McKinney. 75, 904 N.Pine Seymour, died at 10:40 p.m. Friday.

SepL 16. at the Jackson County Hospital. A Navy veteran of World War II. he retired after working for Seymour Manufacturing Co. He was a of Trinity United Methodist Church.

Seymour. 1 Mr. McKinney was born Oct 12. 1912. in Martin County to the late Claude E.

and Myrtle McCart McKinney. LAND, BUILDING VsJ LA. a brush fire at the residence of John B. Watson. Medora RL 1.

Extent of damage was not reported. 4 pan. Wednesday. SepL 14: A flatbed truck owned by an un-known person caught fire at the 47-mile marker of 1-65 south of Seymour. Jackson-Washington firemen responded.

No damage report was given. 1:14 p.m. Wednesday: Owen township volunteers assisted Lawrence County firefighters in extfn-guishmg a vehicle fire on LLS. 50 near the county line. Wessels Travel To No.

Carolina Mr. and Mrs. Clarence WesseL Brownstown RL 2. accompanied by their son. Don WesseL and wife spent the Labor Day weekend with their daughter Karen and Larry Garloch in Charlotte.

N.C. Visiting in the Clarence Wessel home SepL 10-11 were Mr. and Mrs. Rick Sons and KeDy of Indianapolis. Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Garloch of Charlotte. N.C. Gene Wessel of Chicago, and daughter Denise who is a student at Indiana University at Bloomlngton, and Judy Sullivan of Chicago. AD DEADLINES jj 5 p.m.

Friday for publication in Tuesday issue of The Banner a a a 5 p.m. Friday forpubficafion'm The Weekly Budget 'V. Si 7 He first married Freeda Ledger-wood, and she preceded him in death. He later married Margaret Duncan McNay. and she also preceded him in death.

He then married Lucille Armstrong, who survives. Other survivors include three children: Gordon McKinney. Hef-lin. and Shirley Monroe and Scott McKinney. both of Columbus; five stepchildren: Janet Riker.

Barbara Murray, and Robert Armstrong, all of Washington; William Armstrong. Lafayette, and C.B. Armstrong. Springfield. CL; one brother: Raymond McKinney.

Montkrello; three sisters: Rose Rumble and Charlotte Clark, both of Washington, and Martha Hyatt. Orlando. five grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one sister and two brothers. Funeral services were held Monday.

SepL 19. at the Voss Funeral Home. Seymour, with the Rev. Leonard G. Wood officiating.

Burial was in South Martin Cemetery. Loogootee. Memorials may be designated to the Cancer Fund. Faye Oathout Faye L. OathouL 91.

formerly of Cortland, died at 6:10 aum. Monday. SepL 19. at Hoosier Christian Village. Brownstown.

Funeral arrangements are pending at the Voss Mortuary in Seymour. Robert Brown Robert "Bob" Brown, formerly of Brownstown. died unexpectedly sometime Sunday night, SepL 18. at SL Francis Hospital, Indianapolis. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Spurgeon Funeral Home.

Brownstown. Leesville Cemetery Association Sets Annual Meeting Leesville Cemetery Association annual meeting will be held Sunday. SepL 25. at the Leesville Methodist Church. A carry-in dinner will be served at 12:30 p.m.

followed by a business meeting at 2 p.m. A program will follow the meeting. AH interested persons are invited to attend. THURSDAY SEPT. 22 10 A.M.

CDT EQUIPMENT Will I Ml llil added utieNghbidontierMdeiti CalFerFnM Brochure BobrWey $02-228-4585 602-228-3515 602-222-9063 502-4934011 Don Erler, Agent OFFCH: REAL ESTATE AUCTION Nice cozy A-frame cottage sitting on 34 acre lot at Kenray Lake, approximately 8 miles northeast of Bedford, Indiana. Sale will be held at Lot 62, Patricia Lane, Kenray Lake, on: Saturday, Sept. 24th at 10:30 a.m. Terms: 10 cash at sale. Balance due at closing.

For more Information and directions call: 812-824-4778, 812-837-9444, or 812-824-7751. SALE CONDUCTED BY Mark Daniels Auction Service Seller is motivated to sen, no reasonable bids refused. Since we have sold our home, we wil Ml Ihe following located at 1442 S. Walnut St ki Seymour (SJL 11) ore Wednesday, SepL 21 AT 1230 O'CLOCK ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, COLLECTION 3pc Maid bedroom tulle china shade, fee cream table with 4 chairs, Ice cream bar stool, walnut stand table, tainting couch pot, kitchen table with drawer, upholstered chair, quBt, sm. table, magazine rack, 78 records, 5 gaL gas can, railroad locks, drawer puBs, flat Iron, crosscut saw, bed, Thompson Dairy boxes, school desk, Dutch even, pulley, Id, post cards, cook books, Fiesta dishes, 2-Belgian taptstry places, Wsdgtwood dishes, 2-Germeny plates, Depression dishes, collection of 100 salt cedars, salt end pepper shakers, sett Jars, Germany punch bowl with 12 cups, I ruby red glasses, cobeS blue cups, lead crystal vases, soda glasses, spoon holder, dishes, Mppon dishes, glass baskets, pie pen, picture frame, Germany beer mugs with hunting scene, sewing basket, frepteee tools.

FURMTURE: HotpoW 19 carl upright deep freeze onry2yrs. old, Cpwatw softener Bke new, maho glass doors, Gold Star 1 9" color T.V, Bke new, dresser and vanity with mirror, wrought Iron desk, Lloyd record player with 2 speakers, double-door wardrobe, 3-end tables, 3-tabie lamps, Philco console with I track, cassette, records and mfc, stereo outfit, cedar chest, upholstered chair, buffet, deacon's bench, Bectrohn sweeper, desk and chair, aiurrt dec. roaster, Lifestyle 1000 workout-outfit, night stand, 3 pc luggage set, 4-kerosene lamps, picture viewer with pictures, lace labteclotpun(bowlwlth12cups, figurines, wturt-knots, Am-Vets decanters, brass Items, 2-chIna vases, whiskey flask, blood pressure kit, 1 lot of alum, ware, medical books, marble cheese eel, dishes, 24-gfasses to match, Hocking ware, 2-TurUsh rugs, nrmusIetoM IctctlawnfurnKur rrcww, new eorrlong, hard tools, shingles, gas burner. ORIENTAL RUG, SET OF DISHES, OIL PAINTINGS china dishes with extras, IO-oI ertdsstoo numerous to Owner: Walter "Guy" and Ruth Hunt Phil Gosser REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERING Clerk: Paul Nay Cashier Norma SutSvan -Mot responsible for aeddenta. Lunch wiS be served.

AUCTIONEER REAL ESTATE ROGER KILGAS -5224300'--' AssocRayrnond'Tlny'AIlman AUCTIONEER PHLPGOSSER BUSNESS PHONE 522-8130 HOME PHONE 522-3679 CLERK; SHARON EGLEN CASHIER KATHY GOSSER RJNGMBt CLARENCE BADGERT DURHAM DONHUDOLESTON MEMBER ND. AUCTIONEER ASSN. REALTOR MULTIPLE LtSTUS SERVICE ZMI2ERMAN SALES SERVICE; Scottsburg, IN. 20,000 eq. ft.

Multi-purpose building 30 Acres tp be offered in 6 tracts FuB Rna of farm equipment, vehicles, shop tools office furniture savi this Consfgnmint by Rick Schsrer 2 pc Ivlng room suRe, king-size msple bed wlSi B.S. end msSress, Craftmac twin bed, King headboard, (Snlng bufTct, trlphi dresser, end titles and coffee tibia, stereo outfit with UI-FU I track and wi'Ji stand and speakers, 3 boxes of l-track tapes, swivel rocker with foot stool humliSar, 2-drswer f.1ng eabktei elactrfc table grin, lamps, Sral pictures, kammock, Arctic steeping bag, Coleman 2-bumer stove, card tabe, 2-eorner velvet upholsiorsd chairs, suitcase, tennis racket electric blender, toaster, 2-kerosene lamps, (Sshes, steSng bread tray, silver plt'i butler iaXdrEiDesbresaw. NOTE: A 10 buyer premium wil be dntofmirw tie final Mling price. Just ccT xn Co e3 tttt rest Red Fzn, AnJqucs, Estss end Gcut-ct-busLnsss. Honesty, Integrity Results.