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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 14

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8 2 Almanac Journal and Courier Lafayette Ind ThursSept 301982 Deaths in city area Actress Albertson dies at 81 digest uneral arrangements listed on Page 3 Mrs Armin Shalkhauser Capitol artist Cox dies at 86 Crash victims recovering Weather ield conditions Outlook Temperatures elsewhere Around the nation Businesses shortchanged Police calls Births Out of the past Compiled by Marlene Bailey Marriage dissolutions New Orleans New York Norfolk 61 60 65 49 69 62 73 60 67 49 clr clr Albany Albuque Amarillo Anchorage Agheville Atlanta Atlantc Cty Austin Baltimore Billings Birminghm Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsvlle Buffalo Burlington Casper Charlstn SC Charlstn WV Charltte NC Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Clmbia SC Columbus Dal Wth Advisory Winds: South 5 10 mph tonight 8 15 mph riday Sunshine: 70 per cent riday Precipitation amounts: Temperatures Record High for date: 96 1953 Record Low for date: 32 1912 Normal High Temp for date: 717 Normal Low Temp for date: 479 Average Monthly Temp: 648 Snow lurries) cdy clr clr cdy clr rn cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy rn cdy clr cdy TIPPECANOE COUNTY 2:1 2 am Wednesday Lafayette Police Department Arrest James Reynolds 21 nq address available arrested on suspicion of assault and battery on a police officer resisting law enforcement public intoxication breath test refusal and contributing to the delinquency of a minor Held in Tippecanoe County Jail on $10000 surety bond 8:24 a Wednesday LPD Theft Tommy Claudell Oliver 429 4th St reported theft of blue Huffy "Pro Thunder" bicycle from side porch of residence on Tuesday Value: $200 8:36 a Wednesday LPD Attempted burglary Report from Log Cabin Inn 1702 Wabash Ave reported someone tried to enter business by trying to chisel on dead bolt lock Nothing was found to be missing 12:15 pm Wednesday LPD Burglary Wilma Costello 2012 Meharry St reported someone broke in through door on west side of garage and stole a 21 horsepower McCullough chain saw and a 14 horsepower McCullough chain saw Value of loss: $320 3:06 pm Wednesday Tippecanoe County Police Department Burglary Mrs David Miller 8756 County Road 900 reported her house broken into between 2 and 3 pm Missing: three shotguns 4:42 pm Wednesday TCPD Burglary Mary Bone 6736 Sleeper Rd reported someone broke into her house and took several items House was ransacked 5:31 pm Wednesday LPD Auto theft Report from Roth lowers 436 Main St that someone stole a white ord van with Roth lowers written on side Van taken from rear of store? Van recovered by Benton County Police Department at 8 pm 7:27 pm Wednesday LPD Short change artist Report from Eisner ood Store 2315 Main St that a man came in and shortchanged tashier out of $2020 Man described as five foot eight inches tall with a slender build He was in early 20s with shoulder length dark hair and a moustache 8:14 pm Wednesday LPD Shortchange artist 510 Sagamore Parkway reported a man with dark hair and a moustache shortchanged the cashier at the drive in window for $10 8:52 pm Wednesday TCPD Rape A 25 year old rural Tippecanoe County woman reported she was raped Woman said she and her 3 year oki son were walking along a road after being thrown out of a car A man came along forced her into the car and raped her Woman was treated and released at Home Hospital Remains under Investigation 1 2:30 a today Indiana State Police Arrest Jerry Hedgecough 35 of 4920 County Road 510 arrested on suspicion of felony driving under the influence of alcohol Held in Tippecanoe County Jail on $5000 surety bond elony DUI arrest Is possible if person has prior DUI conviction 2:59 am today West Lafayette Police Department Arrest Richard Beckman 19 of 1800 US 52 WL arrested on suspicion of felony driving under the influence of alcohol Held in Tippecanoe County Jail on $5000 surety bond HOME HOSPITAL Sept 29 Michael and Mary Corbin 7 1 3 Wabash Ave a son Jeff dnd Tamara Emery Thorntown a son Jeffery and Kellaretta Everett Delphi a daughter Robert and Bonnie Hockema 801 State St a daughter Dewitt and Kim Pollard 1 528 County Road 900 a son Randy and Karla Wright 2519 Brice St a daughter ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL Sept 29 James and Cynthia Osbdn rankfort a son Larry and Jane Oberkrom Yeoman a son David and Jane Anne Molter 2437 Lafayette Dr twin daughters Marriage licenses 86 71 74 74 86 78 89 74 91 69 61 78 55 50 74 47 91 72 70 62 88 74 84 88 72 59 70 83 88 87 77 86 INDIANA Mostly clear tonight statewide with lows in the upper 50s north mid to upper 50s central and south Light southerly winds Partly sunny and warm riday with highs around 80 north low to mid 80s cen tral and south Mostly sunny Saturday and Sun day with chance of showers develop ing by Monday Cool nights and mild days with lows in the 50s highs in up per 60s and 70s Milton Luck Milton Luck 85 formerly of 815 River Rd WL died at 9:53 am Wednesday in St Elizabeth Hospital He had been in ill health the past two years Bom and reared in Scott County he had lived in Woct nfawotfn sincp 1936 movincr here from White County In 1919 he was married in Lafayette to Lilia Crabbe who died in 1978 Mr Luck was a contractor and farmer most of his life retiring in 1980 Rnrvivinor nrp a daughter Mrs Edward (Dons Jeanne) Owens of Morago Calif four sons Morris Luck of Indianapolis Warren Luck of Los Angeles Joseph Luck of Lafayette and Glen I Luck of West Lafayette and three sisters Mrs Clif ford (Lou) Zimmerman Mrs Henry (Mary) Alberts and Mrs Harold (Eva) Zebe all of Remington REMINGTON Mrs Sylvia Shalkhauser 73 of Remington died at 6:45 am Wednesday in Home Hospital Lafayette She was a native of Remington In 1936 she was married at Chenoa Ill to Armin Shalkhauser who survives Mrs Shalkhauser was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church Goodland and Ladies Aid of the church Surviving with the husband are a son Rex Shalkhauser of Remington three brothers Arthur and Dennis Lucterhand both of Remington and red Lucterhand of Montgomery Ala and three sisters Mrs Harold (Viola) Seeger and Mrs Dorothy Schurr both of Lafayette and Mrs Myron (Esther) Meents of Remington LAAYETTE and vicinity Part ly cloudy tonight low 58 60 Mostly sunny riday high 84 86 Precipitation Precipitation to date for Sept: 170 Record Precip for date: 153 1927 Average Monthly Precipitation: 300 Normal Yearly Precipitation: 365 Kathleen Anne Ryan Corbett and Jeffery Lynn Corbett Jacqueline Broady and Robert Broady Jr Wife granted custody of one child Husband to pay $40 a week support Roma Edward Biddle and Cherie Biddle Rebecca Gay ultz and Maurice Lynn ultz Wife granted custody of two children Husband to pay $100 a month support Beg your pardon Temperature ranges Temperatures at the Purdue Air port (7 am Wednesday to 7 am Thursday) High 82 low 54 no precipitation Purdue Agronomy arm temperatures for same period High 87 low 60 no precipitation and southern New England coast and dense fog covered the upper Ohio Valley Skies were clear elsewhere Scattered thunderstorms were forecast for later today across lorida showers and a few thunderstorms were expected from the southern High Plains to Arizona and more rain was predicted over Nevada and Utah and the western areas of the central Rockies with snow in the high Rockies Cloudy skies were forecast from Kansas and Oklahoma to Colorado and Wyoming and sunshine was ex pected over the northern Plateau and Pacific Coast and from the central Gulf Coast to the Carolinas and the upper Ohio Valley Moderate to fast dry down of grain will continue into the weekend Harvest weather will be ideal with morning dew dissipating rapidly and allowing early field entry Above nor mal temperatures will accelerate ripening of late fruits and vegetables until cooler air arrives late in the weekend Cooling degree days past 24 hours 3 cooling degree days for month to date 100 total cooling degree days since March 1 617 Total heating degree days since uly 1 86 Woman reports she was raped A 25 year old woman told police a man forced her and her 3 year old son into a car in rural Tippecanoe County and raped her Wednesday The woman who lives in rural Tippecanoe Coun ty told police she had been thrown out of another car before the incident Police believe the area was near Shadeland Rd around County Road 100 A man in a yellow car with loud mufflers drove up and displayed a small gun forcing the woman and her 3 year old son into his car She said the rhan threw her son into the back seat of the car and then raped her After the incident the man released her and she walked back to her home The woman was treated at Home Hospital and released The woman told Tippecanoe County police of ficers the incident occurred during daylight hours Wednesday She reported it to police at 8:52 pm The suspect was described as a thin man in his 30s with short dark brown hair The incident re mains under investigation Two Lafayette businesses were shortchanged Wednesday night bilking cashiers out of a total of $3020 Eisner ood Store 2315 Main St and 510 Sagamore Parkway were the businesses hit At Eisner a man bought a pack of cigarettes and ended up walking out the door with an extra $2020 The Lafayette Police Department received the call at 7:27 pm The suspect was described as a white male in his early 20s with a slender build dark shoulder length hair and a moustache He was wearing a yellow shirt while in the store The incident at was reported at 8:14 pm A man driving a red Oldsmobile Cutlass drove up to the window at and bought some food He drove away with an extra $10 police said The man was described as having dark hair and a moustache Rain and snow swept from the West to midsection early to ri ay while showers and thunderstorms covered the north central part of the country and showers continued over lorida Rain fell over Nevada and Utah and parts of the central Rockies west of the Continental Divide Cooler weather turned rain into snow in Utah bringing relief from five straight days of heavy rain and flooding Rain and snow covered the nor thern Rockies and northern High Plains and showers and thunderstorms prevailed in the nor thern Midwest and showers lingered over the lorida Peninsula Clouds hung over the mid Atlantic Eight people remain hospitalized traveling along the road to recovery after recent traffic accidents A 59 year old man injured in a Saturday traffic accident remains in condition today in an Indianapolis hospital Adrian Vaniwaarden of 21 Torchwood Ct was taken to Methodist Hospital following a two car accident at the entrance to Smorgasbord on Ind 38 Vaniwaarden was pinned inside his car His wife Marjorie Vaniwaarden 60 also of 21 Torchwood Ct was listed in condition in St Elizabeth Hospital The driver of the van involved in the accident Thomas Gray 22 of 7904 Ind 38 also was reported in condition in St Elizabeth Hospital A 18 year old West Lafayette woman injured in an accident Sept 19 is reported in but condition in the intensive care unit of Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes A hospital spokesman said her condition con tinues to improve Clara agan was one of four pedestrians hit by a car near the Indiana Illinois state line The other three women were killed in the accident The man driving the car William Mendenhall 30 of Westport Ill has pleaded guilty to four misde meanor charges in Lawrence County Circuit Court Dennis Smith a Lafayette Police Department of ficer injured in a motorcycle accident Tuesday mor ning was reported in condition in St Elizabeth Hospital Smith was injured while riding his motorcycle at the intersection of Union and 8th St Jeffrey Hayes 31 of Alison Ill was listed in condition at Home Hospital following a hit and run accident in Mulberry Sept 29 Hayes told police he was hit by a white car that fl ed the scene Tammy McKinney 14 of Crawfordsville remains in St Elizabeth Hospital recovering from ah Aug 6 accident on Happy Hollow Rd and Ind 43 The driver of the Ranchero Richard Luzader 26 also of Crawfordsville was reported in condi tion in Indianapolis Methodist Hospital McKinney and a friend Angela Black 14 of Rt 2 Crawfordsville were passengers in the Luzader vehicle October will be ushered in with more summer like weather but a cold front is moving toward the Hoosier state September bowed out with Indian Summer with highs today predicted in the upper 70s to mid 80s Tonight was expected to be clear with lows in the mid to upper 50s riday partly sunny weather is ex pected with highs in the low to mid 80s Early today a cold front hung over the plains states and extended nor theast to western upper Michigan Editor Winship's widow dies CONCORD Mass (AP) Ruth Winship widow of former Boston Globe editor Lawrence Winship and mother of Globe editor Thomas Win ship died Sunday of cancer at the age of 90 Mrs Winship was an avid violinist and played in the Lincoln Sudbury Civic and Concord orchestras Harvard professor emeritus dies CAMBRIDGE Mass (AP) James Chad bourn a essenden professor emeritus at Harvard Law School died Tuesday of cancer He was 76 Chadbourn was considered an authority in civil procedure federal jurisdiction and evidence on riday None expected through riday Humidity: 85 90 percent tonight 40 45 riday Sun sets at 6:33 rises at 6:43 SANTA MONICA Calif (AP) Actress comedian Mabel Albertson perhaps best known for her television and film portrayals of nosey neighbors and interfering grandmothers has died at the age of 81 Miss Albertson sister of the late actor comic Jack Albertson had suffered from disease a mental deterioration disorder said actress Cloris Leachman with whom she had been living for several years She died Tuesday in St Hospital Although Miss Albertson traveled to the West" Coast in the 1930s to work in films she probably is most widely recognized as the mortal mother in law on the long running television series Born in 1901 the daughter of a New England stock actress Miss Albertson performed in such films as Long Hot Before in the and Up She appeared regularly on old Ewell and was the mother of Whiting uneral arrangements were incomplete The orecast or 8 am EDT Rain riday October 1 TIPPECANOE COUNTY 10:02 am Wednesday Purdue University ire Department to Mechanical Engineering Building Smoke odor 1 :54 pm Wednesday Lafayette ire Department to Home Hospital 2400 South St Alarm malfunction 7:51 pm Wednedsday PUD to Married Student Courts Alarm malfunction 9:1 7 pmWednesday PUD to Pharmacy Building Electric stove left turned on CLINTON COUNTY 415 pm ranklort Department to tresh end gmse Tire el Tom The Company selling shirts and caps in the Kallmer residence County Roads 400 and 300 No damage Lafayette area was the George Stoeder Uolhe 4:32 pm ffd to grease fire on stove in home of Cecil Muffins 354 business was incorrectly identified as the vhroeaer O'Neal St rankfort Damage to contents was about $200 caused by jn police records and in a story on Page 3 of 8moke Home edition Mrs Joseph Doran Mrs rances Doran 73 of 300 Valley Dr died at 2:55 pm Wednesday She had been in failing health one year but death was unexpected Born in Peoria Ill she was a graduate of Academy of Our Lady there She lived at Lafayette rrom lazy untu ana 1943 then moved to Wheaton 111 where she resided until returning to Lafayette in 1966 She was married here in 1936 to Joseph Doran who is a retired national retail sales manager for Sears Roebuck and Co Mrs Doran was a member of Blessed Sacrament Catholic' Church St Elizabeth Hospital Auxiliary Ladies of the Elks and Delta Theta Tau Sorority Surviving with the husband are a daughter Mrs Jerry (Mary Rebecca) Thall of Warrenville Ill and two brothers William and Bernard uncheon both of Lafayette Deaths elsewhere 100 YEARS AGO TODAY in the Lafayette Daily Courier The quarterly payroll of the Lafayette Post Office aggregates over $10000 10 YEARS AGO TODAY in the Journal and Courier Construction of the long awaited Purdue Airport control tower is set to begin Oct 16 Completion of the tower costing $250000 to $300000 is scheduled for late ebruary 1973 25 YEARS AGO TODAY in the Journal and Courier Employment in Greater Lafayette and its im mediate vicinity increased by nearly 400 workers during the 60 days prior to September according to the Indiana Employment Security Division 50 YEARS AGO TODAY in the Journal and Courier Dedication of the new Lafayette Post Office and federal building at 4th and erry streets will take place the evening of Oct 5 The local post of the American Legion is in charge of arrangements The occassion will be a gala event in the history of the community and is expected to attract a large crowd of citizens BENTON COUNTY 7 pm Wednesday Benton County Police Department Stolen vehicle recovered A delivery truck owned by Roth lowers 436 Main St Lafayette that was reported stolen at 5:31 pm to the Lafayette Police Department was recovered at County Roads 600 Eand 100 There was about $150 damage to the door Investigation continues CLINTON COUNTY 5:40 am today Clinton County Police Department Personal injury accident at the Mulberry Jefferson blacktop Harold Guthrie 25 Rt 6 rankfort said he fell asleep at the wheel and his car struck a utility nole causina a cower line to snap Guthrie was being treated in the emergency room at Home Hospital today Another driver Kevin Myers 29 of 2008 Washington Dr rankfort drove over tne power nne oui was uninjured WHITE COUNTY 4:55 pm Wednesday Monticello Police Department Theft A band of "gypsies" allegedly took about $1000 from an unlocked safe at the Town and Country Restaurant 234 Main St Investigation continues JASPER COUNTY 6:32 pm Wednesday Rensselaer Police Department Bicycle auto injury accident Bicyclist Michael Shroyer 14 of 1028 Cherry St Rensselaer was treated and released at Jasper County Hospital after he was struck by a car Police said Shroyer road in front of a car driven by Rosemary Coughlin 52 of Tipton of McKinley Ave and Washington St ire runs WASHINGTON (AP) Allyn Cox an artist noted for painting some of the major murals and friezes in the US Capitol died Sunday after a stroke at age 86 Cox was commissioned in 1953 to complete the rotunda frieze under the dome of the Capitol The work had been left incomplete in the 19th century by Constantino Brumidi who died before finishing it In 1969 Cox returned to the Capitol to clean and restore the Brumidi mural entitled Apotheosis of which is at the very top of the rotunda ronts: Cold Warm WW Occluded Stationary clr clr clr rn rn cdy cdy cdy cdy 56 cdy 56 40 33 60 40 71 i 60 59 44 i 60 42 60 74 57 40 48 64 66 70 64 69 Around the state The front was barely moving over the plains and was held Up by a nearly stationary upper low pressure system over Nevada The National Weather Service says the cold front will push across In diana sometime late Sunday or Mon day bringing some thundershowers Highs Saturday are expected to range from the 70s to mid 80s with lows in the mid 50s to low 60s As the cold front moves in highs are expected to range from the mid 60s to mid 70s by Monday with lows in the 50s Donald Kirby 44 Griffith and Phyllis A Norwood 32 Rt 1 Battle GBiUydR Rodgers 38 Rt 1 Battle Ground and Christina ox 37 Hubrich 20 3404 10th St and Maureen Sebrey 20 173 Woods Edge Mobile Home Park WL Timothy Tarter 32 Stockwell and JiH Taykx 25 Stockwel Brian Drane 25 1225 King St and Shann Truitt 27 Battle Ground Highs 84 Nabonai Weather Service 3 70 NQAA US Deo? Corrce KJ VKW Hi LoOtlk Dayton 74 49 cdy No Platte 62 50 cdy Denver 73 45 cdy Okla City 78 66 Des Moines 80 67 rn Omaha 82 65 cdy Detroit 71 48 cdy Orlando 42 40 cdy Duluth 67 41 cdy Philadphia 78 49 clr El Paso 85 69 cdy Phoenix 79 59 clr airbanks 51 41 cdy Pittsburgh 67 61 cdy argo 60 34 rn Providence 92 72' cdy lagstaff 60 43 Raleigh 75 62 clr Great alls 37 33 cdy Rapid City 46 33 rn Hartford 67 56 cdy Reno 83 62 clr Helena 44 35 cdy Richmond 52 33 Honolulu 89 76 clr Salt Lake 57 36 clr Houston 85 72 cdy San Antonio 63 56 cdy Indnaplis 78 52 clr San Diego 93 75 cdy Jacksnvlle 84 72 cdy San ran 65 53 cdy Juneau 51 49 Seattle 66 49 cdy Kans City 81 65 cdy Shreveport 54 33 Knoxville 81 55 clr Sioux alls 82 65 clr Las Vegas 78 47 cdy st Louis 75 49 clr Little Rock 85 62 clr St Tampa 76 55 clr Los Angeles 69 64 clr St Ste Marie 60 38 rn Louisville 80 57 clr Spokane 83 58 cdy Lubbock 86 66 cdy Syracuse 78 51 cdy Memphis 86 60 clr Topeka 73 52? cdy Miami 86 76 Tucson 81 51 clr Milwaukee 78 59 Tulsa 73 49 cdy Mpls StP 75 51 Washingtn 91 68 clr Nashville 84 56 clr Wichita.

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