Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 4

4 A 4 Wednesday November 3 1971 DEATHS IN CITY AREA Happening i Coming Events LANDIS LOY Emergency Runs 1 px Births i Hospital Dismissals Yule Deadlines Set or Overseas Mail 4X Dec 10 I 4 (a) Det? 20 Dec 15 Dec 8 1 15 nua In Decorative Beg Your Pardon 1 i Phone 7422280 4 4 Ki' 5 1 17 17 914 Columbia St Phone 742 1117 MRS THELMA SMITH Working with Yao on the Science oundation project are Tang re search associate and grad uate students Thomas Paez Thornton Schwenk and Chou The project is funded' through ebruary 1974 A runaway from a Michigan boys school fled from two Michigan welfare authorities in the parking lot of the Tippe canoe County jail today The youth identified as Wil liam Harper 15 bolted from a man and woman as they start ed to put him into their car for the return trip to Albion Mich it was reported Air Greeting Cards Greeting Cards Nov 15 ParcelsNov 5Nov 19Nov 26 Dec TO 1 SAMUEL ROBERT LEEL fi' $12612 grant from the US Of fice of Education The grant is part of a program sponsored by the National Academy of Sciences and National Acade my of Education The purpose is to encourage research on problems relevant to all as pects of education The research will be an ex tension of Prof earlier work in the sociology of occupations and profes sions Last spring Prof Perrucci and eight other young sociolo gists from across the US took part in an invitational Re search Workshop on Sociolog ical Theory and Research in mum Dec 18 Dec 18 Dec 15 Dec 15 The runaway was appre hended and jailed in Lafayette on Monday The youngster was last seen running west across Sixth Street He was wearing blue jeans and a black shirt and heavy combat boots He was described as 5 feet 7 weighing 125 pounds Information Phone '742 6254 WST CHAPLL Phone 463 2111 Republicans will continue for the next four years to rep resent West Lafayette citizens in the two at large City Coun cil seats Russell Harshbarger (left) after 16 years as city clerk treasurer now will serve the city as one of the at large councilman He will replace Ted Axton who did not seek re election Richard E' Bossung (right) won a third term as councilman at large Harshbarger served as a West La fayette councilman for a team in the late 1940s and early 1950s (Staff Photo) we Barker? Bates7 2548 Whitehall Drive William Walton 2748 Medford Karen Bellah Rossville Don 7 Drive Patricia Jackson 3535 aid Bessignano 2507 Ottawa West County Road 250 WL American Legion Auxiliary 174 Surviving are two daugh ters Mrs Clara Robbins of Wingate and Mrs Genevieve Neal of Greencastle I Air Cards Parcels Nov Nov Nov" 5 Nov 5 Oct 25 Lafayette Postmaster Robert uncheon has announced Christmas mailing deadlines for surface mails to armed forces overseas and international surface mails 1 Mail for armed forces overseas: make the election process goes The Dayton Town Election Board said last week Milli election had not been authorized I Johnston I UNERAL CHAPEL 2 Spqpious Chapels Serving Your Community AMBULANCE OTTERBEIN Dec Dec Dec Controversial Dayton Ballot Box Sealed Drive Mrs Herschel Bloyd Rt 9 Wallace Bollin Logans port Mrs Cecil Boyce 618 26th St Mrs William Boyle and son 1821 'Jackson St Kendra Brown Rt 8 Thomas Callaway Delphi Denise Coolman 1824 Pierce St Mrs Henry Cox Rt 2 Ian Cummings T039 Catherwood Court WL Alfred Cunning ham Sr Rt 3 Michael Dag gy lora Patrick Day 1117 Berkley Road Phillip itz simmons 2000 Whitcomb Ave Mrs Ross Garmoe 710 Chauncey St WL Willard Good rankfort James Hal a Richmond Edwin Hamilton lora Jeanne Hen ry 1117 Catula Drive Mrs Leroy Herr Battle Ground John Hickman 7765 North County Road 300 WL Kris tine Jackson 3535 West Coun ty Road 250 WL Gerry ajzman Mulberry Mrs Milen Lasic and son 200 Stadium St WL Mrs Otto Loewer and daughter 222 12 Arnold Drive WL Mrs Claude Maxson rankfort Hilda McCarty Delphi Mi chael Mulligan Kentland Mrs Herschel Pancake 710 5th St Mrs John Pellerin and son 3480 Woodmar Court WL Mrs Lawrence Perry Logansport Warren Pledger 411 Meridian St WL Mrs Robert Rader rankfort Hassie Roark Chalmers Joel Robbins Delphi Troy Rob bins Delphi Mrs Uzi Saltz man and son 224 7 Arnold Drive WL Paris Sanford Wolcott Emma Shanks South St Tracy Sheets MuL (a) Surface mail (b) SAM (space available mail) (c) (d) i HOME HOSPITAL (Tuesday Nov 2: Mrs War ren Ardapple Rt 7 Mrs Le Roy Baker Logansport Mrs Daniel Bishop and son lora Lawrence Bradshaw State Road 25 James Bratton 3057 Phipps Court Joseph Brown 3897' Union St Mrs' Evart Cable 2215 18th St rank lin Carto 704 6th St John Chenoweth 2441 Edgelea DriveiMrs John Cowan Am bia Michelle Dawson 3649 Navarre Court Mrs Ronald Greenland daughter Ross ville iMrs Ernest Hodson 1217 Wabash Ave Mrs Jo seph Hudson Oxford Hiram Kerlin Rt 6 Mrs Wolfgang Kluck i and son 2923 Green bush St Maude Lauthers rankfort Everett Lister Williamsport Mrs Russell McIntosh 2408 Butler St Sterling McElwaine Chicago Ill Mrs Adrian Marris Rt 1 Battle Mrs Charles Micahel 2912 Longlois Drive Lawrence Misner 1017 Cincinnati St Mrs Robert Mullendore and son 1113 State St Michael Reed 2404 19th St Infant boy Schofield Rt 15 Walter Scholer Sr 1114 State St Mrs Leslie Shay and daughter Delphi Diane Spenner North Judson Mrs Malinda Spoor 626 8th St Ethan Stelmack 203 12 Nimitz Drive WL Cynthia Thompson 40 Blackfoot Court Deanna Tincher 2050 Crest view Court Merl Whetsei De Motte Mrs? Willard Worth 148 Sumac Drive WL Mrs Jesse Zook Delphi ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL Tuesday' Nov 2: Linzie Ad berry Mrs Jimmie Street' Teen Convicted CROWN POINT (ap) A Lake Criminal Court jury has convicted a Kentucky teen ager of first degree murder in the death of a St John town marshal John Lee 18 Greenville Ky was convicted in the eb 20 slaying of Marshal James Larimer 56 marshal and State Trooper John Streu were killed in a gun battle as' they investigated a car parked by an elementary school in St John RICHARD GABEL COLAX Richard Gabel Sr 58 of Rt 1 Colfax died? unexpectedly in his home at 7 amr today No in 1 formation was available DON'T DELAY! Dec 13 Dec 13 10 10 10 Oats Pictured Antidote or Smoking LONDON (AP) Oats might help you stop smoking the hopeful word from magazine Na ture A report from Dr Anand of Ruchill Hospital' in Glasgow says an alcoholic ex tract of ordinary oats can have a dramatic effect on a craving for tobacco Anand said he got the Idea in India four years ago where he saw decoction of being given to opium users to help cure their addiction The results appeared to be encour aging so he tried it out on 26 volunteer smokers Thirteen were given the oats extract 13 were given a dum my mixture and none knew which they were getting After 28 days the 13 receiv ing the oats treatment bad cut doxVn their smoking drastical ly five had quit and the oth ers were down an average of six cigarettes a The patients taking the dummy mixture showed no change in their smoking hab its Nature did not give: the rec ipe for the Oat alcohol HOME HOSPITAL Nov 2 Halloween vandals tore up the 7th green at the Lafayette Country Club golf course near Ninth Street causing thou sands of dollars of damage to the putting surface Greens MRS THOMAS SMITH Mrs Thelma Smith 45 of 1000 Karen Drive died at 10:15 am Tuesday in Home? Hospital where she was admit ted Monday She had been ill four years Mrs Smith was born at Lo gansport and resided at Rom ney and New Richmond prior to moving here in 1945 She graduated from New Rich mondHigh School In 1945 she was married to Thomas Drew Smith who sur vives She was 'a member of the Grace United Methodist ix Church and the Come Join Us? Sunday School Class Surviving with her husband are two daughters? Cynthia 'Jean and Kathy Jo both at home her mother Mrs June Bailey of El Paso Tex two brothers Warren Bailey of New Richmond and Donald Bailey of Lafayette and two sisters Mrs Marshall (Doro thy) Ryan of Bloomington and i' Mrs Lloyd (Norina Jean) I Houser of El Paso: VA To Limit Income Query or Pensioners Any veteran widow or de pendent parent who has at tained the age of 72 in 1971 and has been a recipient of a Veterans Administration pen sion for two or more con secutive years will not receive an income questionnaire with his November check 'Any reports that are made to the VA will concern a change in marital status such as death or divorce There' is no need to notify the VA of any increases' in So cial Security as these have been automatic and most of the awards are up to date Herman Saubert county veterans officer? said the only exception to this rule would be sizable increases in income which: would result in ex cessive net worth He said the VA has esti mated that 46 per cent of all pensioners will find it unnec essary to submit an income report 1 Democratic he said Millikan said most of the are real happy with the people of Dayton were aware Millikan said of the point he was trying to He said 65 persons rangingin age from 18 to 92 cast votes Millikan said he be lieved 190 votes were cast in the first election a year ago £5' Mrs may call Servles Thom i Waynetown Servicesnwr uf 130 pn) ridav th Wingate Sur grandsons Wiley A2Py In Germany and Ma' and MalcoIm Main 321N 9th St' Millikan said the sealed bal lot box would be taken to the Tippecanoe County Election Boat'd for counting we can get reason ably! fair treatment' from the IRREGULAR? DUE TO LACK OOD BULK IN YOUR DIET BRAN BUDS9 Vf Tuesday to 11 am riday: 9:13 pm Lafayette to 18th and NW Railroad tracks grass fire started from sparks 10 pm Lafayette to 2545 Meadow Drive elec trical fire in television 'set Vandals Damage Golf Green keeper Asher Lamar inspects the hamage which appears to have been caused by chopping and shoveling (Staff Photo by Dick Vellinger) 4 RIDAY Noon High 12 meeting Campus Inn Luther Lemley director of safety of RR speaking 6:30 pm Shrine Club Duncan Hall Covered dish sup per and program by Mr and Mrs Katter (ii 8 pm Are broadway comedy star ring JanSterling Purdue University estival Series Loeb Playhouse Reserved seats $4 students $150 'i DAILY I Lafayette Art Open 1 5 pm daily except Mon day 1 Columbian Park Animal 5 House 12:30 5 pm Monday through Thursday 2:30 to 9 pm riday Saturday Sunday iWells Memorial 9 am to 9 pm Monday through riday 9 am to 5 pm Saturday West Lafayette Public 10 am to 9 pm Monday through riday 10 am to 5 pm Saturday Tippecanoe County Historical Museum 1 5 pm Tuesday through Sunday closed Mondays and national holidays ii I W'" M3t R'2MnrsA CSI riend miy drmdCprtd ed'Tn three broth death by and Large WLWiriners Kf Is the population problem really serious? Members of the Tippecanoe THB Journal founded 1 Merged Jan ino Published Daily Except Sundays by EDERATED PUBLICATIONS Inc a subsidiary of the Gannett Co I nc from the office of the Journal and Courier 221 th St Lafayette Ind 47TO1 Member of The Associated Preu Mem ber of 1 Audit Bureau of Circulations Represented by Branham Moloney Inc 2nd Clou Dostoao nald at Lafayette Indiana Mali subscription Indi ana and Iraauaic Countv Illinaie: One ylation through education and 'fi une year rnemns sie menins $10 1 month Mall subscription pay able In advance No mail subscription accepted where carrier delivery Is main tained 1 Son to Mr and Mrs James elix Talbott rd Daughter to Mr and Mrs Tolat Korman 246 Salis bury St WL Son to Mr and Mrs Gary House Stockwell i Daughter to Mr and Mrs loyd erguson Attica Son to Mrf and Mrs Larry McKay 209 2 Airport Road 1 4 i ii Daughter to Mr and Mrs Thomas Crouse Rt 8 1 1 Son to Mr and Mrs Charles Whiteman Linden 1 W' ORDER Dayton held its election Tuesday but no one knew the v(results today Robert Millikan the citi zen who set up the election when his slate of candidates was turned down in Septem in ght of Lafaygtte board said the ballot box was sealed after the polls closed PAL (parcel airlift) Airmail 2 International mail: Surface Surface Greeting rarceis Canada and Mexico Dec 3 South and Central America Nov 12 (c) Europe Nov 12 (d) Africa Nov (e) Near East Nov 1 (f) ar East Oct Sociology Prof Starting I 1 Career Patterns Study Carolyn Perrucci associ Education at Myrtle Beach ate professor of sociology at SC Committee bn Basic waMaaA a IB Ja aaa if nn Zarn Research in Education of the Of the Order of Eastern Star search on career patterns or a National Research 5 Council and also a member of the gineenng and science this sponsored tne worssnop year Prof Perrucci received her The work will be aided by a doctorate in sociology from Purdue and has been on the faculty since 1966 She is thewife of Robert Perrucci pro fessor of sociology It 1 1 MRS CECIL KEMPER RANKORT Mrs Bes sie Blanche Kemper 70 of 1058 Barner St died unex pectedly in her home at 7 :30 pm Tuesday Born in Tipton County she was married in 1919 to Cecil Bryant Kemper who survives She lived in Miami and Ham ilton counties before coming here in 1939 She was a member of Rock Prairie Baptist Church in Tip ton and formerly worked as a seamstress for Hillsdale Sew ing Co Surviving with the husband are a son Burl of Lafay ette three sisters Garnett Dugan of Elwood Velma Rife of Windfall and Vivian Rob ison of Elwood and four brothers rank Balser of Jonesboro George Balser of San Jose Calif Carl Balser of Kokomo and Cleo Balser of Sharpsville MRS MAYME CRANE WINGATE Mrs Mayme Tankersly Crane 87 of Win gate died at 8:45 am Tues day in her home She had been ill several weeks Mrs Crane was born near Colfax and had resided most of her life at Wingate She was married in 1908 to rank Cottrell who died in 1912 In 1922 she mar ried Joseph Crane and he died in 1925 Mrs Crane was a member of the United Method ist Church a 50 year member Michigan Runaway lees Authorities Here The Journal and Courier incorrectly published Oct 13 that David Bellah 528 Winchester Lane received a five year? suspended sentence in US District Court' 7 Bellah received a two year suspended sentence not a five year suspended sentence as previously reported He was placed on two years probation Bellah had pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing $200 from the maiis while an employe of the US Postal Service in july: He was ordered by Judge 'Jesse Eshchbach to make restitution NOW OR OVERSEAS SHIPMENT Available In Different Sizes And Shapes 1 Also AvailableTins or Shipment I Overseas looeoooccoooooooo! ZAHN SCHNEIDER uneral Home CALL 742 5' UNERAL NOTICES COLEMAN Roger Allan riends will be received after 5 pm today at isher uneral Home Williamsport Service there at 2 pm Thursday the Rev Joe Shryock officiating Burial In Highland Cemetery Williamsport Surviving are maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ned Crowder of Williamsport and pater nel grandparents Mr and Mrs Simon Coleman Sr of Hillsboro inaBHMSBMBSOOHMHnHa i tg sdwnerf Journal end Courier Lafayette West Lafayette Indiana WEDNESDAY 6:15 pm Lions Club Campus Dr' Jack Stockton dean of School of Veterinary Science and Medicine speaking pm Project Commitment II Jefferson High School cafeteria in Our Judicial 5 THURSDAY "I 1 Noon Kiwanis Club Morris Bryant Inn Panel discussion of Real Estate Values in Our i 9 am to 1:30 pm Hershey School book fair school 7 Tippecanoe Purdue Chapter of Zero Population Growth West Lafayette Public Library 8 pm and Social Aspects of film and discussion by Dr and Mrs Willke i i 8 pm Are broadway comedy starring Jap! Sterling Purdue estival Series Loeb Playhouse Reserved Beats $4 students $150' Grant To Apply Population To Study Of AA1 TTU Tuesday Nov 2 Linzie Ad berryj Mrs Jimmie Street rp kins' 1123 27th St Henry rankfort Thayer uynamic luoaas Barker? 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