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The Marion Star, Monday, Oct. 15, 1990 Page 5 lObituariesl Daily Record 541 Davids St. while it was parked at the address. SX JChiclgol 7 Kr Owver74K P7 h-r I JllemoMs 84C7 I i El Paso 1 85 tuomm mum 4 torn Nation Skies were clear across the country early today, except for some fog in the Northeast Dry Pacific air was expected to end a record warm spell in the East Highs were expected to reach the 60s and 70s, and temperatures could drop into the 40s tonight Cities setting record highs for the date Sunday included Atlantic City, 84 degrees; Bridgeport, 80, and Charleston, S.C., 88. Sunshine was the forecast for most the country today, with only Maine, Florida and the Pacific Northwest looking for rain.

A cold front was expected to hold over the northern part of the country, keeping temperatures in the 40s and 50s. Highs were expected to reach the 60s in the Midwest, the 80s in the South and the 90s in the Southwest The high temperature for the nation Sunday was 98 degrees at Borrego Springs, Calif. Ohio COLUMBUS, Ohio(AP) Some rain sprinkled northwest Ohio early today but skies quickly cleared and it will remain dry across the state through Wednesday. Ample sunshine will cause the temperature to rise into the mid 60s to near 70 Tuesday afternoon and into the 70s on Wednesday CI 990 Aocm-W she, tec. City accident WOMAN CHARGED Police Friday charged Ellen M.

Combs, 23, 474 Scranton with driving while under the influence, failure to control and leaving the scene of an accident at Cass Avenue, just south of Silver Street, after the vehicle she was driving struck a utility pole. Squad runs CITY (Saturday) 10:52 p.m. to 260 Midlam where Laurareade Baker was ill. She was taken to MedCenter. (Sunday) 1:30 a-m.

to 235 S. Main where Rick Amann was injured. He was taken to Marion General Hospital. 4:34 a.m. to 651 Brightwood Drive, where Ruthie Rieser was ill.

She was taken to MGH. 9:44 a.m. to 894 Oak Grove where Gertrude Blockson was ill. She was taken to MGH. 12:52 p.m.

to 464 W. Church St, where Franklin Jordan was ill. He was taken to MGH. 4:44 p.m. to 176 Jefferson St, where Jeffrey Large was injured.

He was left at the scene. 5:04 p.m to 215 Patterson St, where Kaleb Tennnion was ill. He was taken to MGH. 5:23 p.m. to 332 Pearl where Ron Cottril was ill.

He was left at the scene. 6:41 p.m. to 197 Fredrick St, where Janice Chofield was ill. She was left at the scene. 7:42 p.m to 238 Owens where James McWilliams was ill.

He was left at the scene. 8:41 p.m. to 815Vi Grant where Betty Stithem was ill. She was taken to MedCenter Hospital. 10.33 p.m.

to 574 E. Center St, where Roberta Garcey was ill. She was taken to MGH. (Today) 4:48 a.m. to 256 N.

State where Jane Nibert was ill. She was taken to MGH. Township (Sunday) 3:50 p.m. to 1487 Marion-Waldo Road, where Angie Hoffer, address unavailable, was injured. She was taken to MedCenter.

County sheriff CHARGED Officers Sunday charged Jamie L. Carr, 20, 1784 Summerset Drive Apt 2, with driving under suspension and underaged consumption of alcohol and cited him for failure to dim lights and speeding on Ohio 529 at Marion-Edison Road. Officers at 2:43 a.m. Sunday charged Dana R. Kramp, 610 N.

High St, with DUI on North High Street at School Street in LaRue. THEFTS REPORTED Deputies Sunday reported $500 worth of copper tubing was removed from the grounds of the LaRue water plant, 200 Section St. The tubing was located behind the plant. Officers Sunday were advised by Eugene Miller, 4048 Hillman-Ford Road, that someone removed his $50 mailbox. Deputies Sunday reported $1,605 worth of stereo and video equipment was removed from the residence of Dwight Roscbcrry, 279 Parkview Ave.

Items reported missing are a video camera, watch, $60, Nintendo game set, 22 Nintendo cartridges, an AMFM cassette radio and a video cassette recorder. Dog pound Nine dogs were found over the weekend by the dog warden and his staff. Unregistered dogs are kept at the pound, Fairground Street, three days. Registered dogs are kept there 14 days. Time limits do not include the day the dog was picked up.

Found Friday: Female, tan shepherd, 2825 Marseilles Road E. Male, tri-colored walker hound, 7632 Wildcat Pike. Female, tan boxer, 186 Cass Ave. Male, black and white husky, 1995 Mathcny Drive. Found Saturday: Male, tri-colorcd walker hound, 4257 Marion-Marysvillc Road.

Male, black cocker, 714 E. Church St. Female, tri-colored bassctt, pizza shop in Prospect. Found Sunday: Female, black and white mixed shepherd, 140 E. George St.

Female, white spitz, 1917 Grandview Drive. Marlon police THEFTS REPORTED Police Sunday were told someone stole a moped parked and chained to a post at 333 W. Center St The owner of the moped is Marc Lundquest, 333 W. Center St, Apt 207. Police Sunday were told an unidentified male stole $170 from the cash register at Ponderosa, 1 182 Delaware Ave.

DAMAGES REPORTED Police today were told someone broke the left rear window out of a vehicle owned by Ryan Dillinger, 307 Franklin St, while the vehicle was parked at 325 Franklin St Police today were told an unidentified male threw two glass bottles at the cashier at Dairy Mart, 588 N. Main St Police Saturday were told someone damaged the left right window of a vehicle parked at 985 Congress St. and owned by Wilford L. Smith. Police Friday were told someone damaged the left front window of a car owned by Jody Fumiss, 747 Davids St, while it was parked at Merkle and Uncapher avenues.

Police Sunday were told someone broke a window it the residence of Joyce Faunce, 345 Girard Ave. Police Sunday were told someone thre a beer bottle through the living room window at the Kevin Flowers residence, 352 Girard Ave. Police Sunday were told someone broke the window out of a vehicle owned by Dora R. Orth, 3177 Harding Highway while it was parked at 757 Silver St Police Thursday were told someone dented both doors of a vehicle owned by Becky A. Swartz, 878V4 N.

Prospect St, while it was parked at 425 W. Church St ATTEMPTED Police today were told an unidentified male attempted to break the glass of the main entrance to Marion Restaurant Equippers, 158 S. Vine St PEOPLE CHARGED Police Sunday charged Anthony N. Burgett, 22, 848 Kenton with disorderly conduct-intoxication at Mark Street and Ballentine Avenue. Police Saturday charged Robert Crabtree, 25, 1 1 18 Cheney with assault following an incident at 148 S.

Main St Police Friday charged Jonathon D. Elliott, 34, 320 Pearl with domestic violence after an incident at the same address. Police Sunday charged Russell A. Bince, 38, 345 Forest Lawn with intoxicationdrug abuse and failure to appear on a previous warrant issued from the Marion County Sheriffs Department. Police Saturday charged a 15 -year-old Marion boy with assaultunruly child at an Uncapher Avenue address.

Police Sunday charged Richard E. Rollison, 22, 492 N. Prospect St. with assault after he allegedly commanded his pit bull to bite a man at City Parking Lot A. Police Sunday charged Dewey W.

Sprinkle, 24, Columbus, with drug abusedriving under suspension and cited him for seat belt violation after an incident at 826 Woodrow St. Police today charged James A. Holsingcr, 25, 704 Florence with disorderly conduct-intoxication following an incident at 345 Girard Ave. Police Sunday charged two male Marion youths with being unrulytheft at their residences. THEFTS Police Saturday were told someone stole several items, including a carry-on bag, valued at S250, from the vehicle of Ann D.

Field, 601 Mary St, while it was parked at 420 Lynn Drive. Police Sunday were told someone stole a radar detector, valued at S350, from the vehicle of Arthur H. Cripple, 2110 Oakdalc Drive, while it was parked at 1065 Mount Vernon Ave. ASSAULT REPORTED Police Saturday were told a Marion man was stabbed in the back on South Main Street Anthony J. Maniaci, 23, 244 Windsor St, was taken to Marion General Hospital for treatment according to the police report.

SUMMONES ISSUED Police Sunday issued a summons to Linda K. Dye, 22, 345 Monroe St, for assault stemming from an incident at 250 Owens St Police Sunday issued summonses to a 16-year-old Marion girl for disorderly conduct and to George D. Lease, 18, 327 W. Columbia for disorderly conduct, and Karen M. Flowers, 21, 352 Girard for disorderly conduct.

Police Sunday issued a summons to Erma P. Hamm, 42, 179 Davids St for assault and charged John R. Hamms, 56, 179 Davids with assault at the same address. WARRANT SERVED Police Sunday served a warrant to Roy L. Rawlins, 39, 140V6 E.

George for assault stemming from an incident at 235 S. Main St. VANDALISM REPORTED Police Saturday were told someone broke the driver's side window out of a vehicle owned by Tonya Bcltz, 18, MARION COUNTY NEEDS EXPERIENCE DEDICATION Blanche Bates Blanche Bates, 94, died Sunday night in Americare-Marion Nursing Rehabilitation Center. Boyd Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. George M.

Chubb MOUNT GILEAD George M. Chubb, 72, died in his home early today. He had been in failing health two years. The Mount Gilead resident was bom April 30, 1918, in Pontiac, to the late John and Marie England Chubb. On Feb.

1 1, 1938, in Mount Gilead, he married Alma L. Smith Chubb, who survives. He lived 53 years in the home in which he died. Before retiring, he was employed with Rockwell International as a model builder. Before that he worked 10 years at Hydraulic Press Manufacturing here.

He was a member of 74 CB REACT Club and of Mount Gilead Senior Citizens. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Donald (Nancy) Hedrick, Mount Gilead; two sisters, Alice Price and Betty Detwiler, Mount Gilead; two granddaughters; and two great-grandchildren. A son and a daughter died in infancy. Two sisters, June McPeek and Mary Chubb, and a brother, Claude Chubb, also are deceased.

The service will be conducted at 10:30 am Wednesday in Gompf Funeral Home, Cardington, by the Rev. Mary Lou Gompf. Burial will be in Rivercliff Cemetery here. Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday.

Memorial contributions may be made to Mount Gilead Emergency Squad or 74 CB REACT Club. Emma Maxine Miller Emma Maxine Miller, 67, 357 Mil-bum died at 5:30 p.m. Saturday in MedCenter Hospital. She had been ill 15 years. Bom April 29, 1923, in Marion, she was a daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Campbell Hackworth.

On Aug. 29, 1938, she married Harold W. Miller, who survives. The homemaker also is survived by a son, Harold D. Miller, Marion; two daughters, Nancy L.

Miller, Florida, and Mrs. Robert (Barbara) Prouty, Marion; two brothers, William Hack-worth, Marion, and Homer Hack-worth, California; a sister, Mrs. Helen Ettor, California; six grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. The service will be conducted at 1 1 am Wednesday in Boyd Funeral Home by the Rev. Robert Jones.

Burial will be in Chapel Heights Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Tuesday. Memorial contributions may be made to American Diabetes Association. IFuneralsl Wilbur K.

Highland 10 a.m. Tuesday, Boyd Funeral Home, Ed Milano, pastor, burial in Chapel Heights Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9 today. Memorial contributions may be made to American Cancer society. Herman Johnson 11 a.m.

Wednesday, King's Temple Apostolic Church, Elder Charles Smith, burial in Marion Cemetery. Friends may call 6-9 p.m. Tuesday at Boyd Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to King's Temple Apostolic Church. Mr.

Johnson was born March 24, 1907, in Waterloo, to Lexie and Emma Whitsid Johnson. Paul D. Bingman 10 a.m. Wednesday, GunderHall Folk Funeral Directors, the Revs. G.

Richard Bell and Patricia Miller, burial in St Mary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. Memorial contributions may be made to Mark Street PTA. DorrU A.

Davis 10:30 t.m. Tuesday, St Mary Catholic Church, Father Bernard McClory, burial in St. Mary Cemetery. Friends may call at the home of GunderHall Folk 5-9 tonight. Memorial contributions may be made to Marion Senior Citizens.

Luella M. Davidson 1 p.m. Tuesday, First Church of God, the Revs. Durad Morgan and Tim Mateer, burial in Chapel Heights Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the home of GunderHall Folk Funeral Directors 2-4 and 7-9 today.

Memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer's Association. Viola E. Draper 1 p.m. Tuesday, Victory Center Church of God, the Rev. Stan L.

Rankin, burial in Caledonia Cemetery. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 today at Denzer-Farison-Hottinger Funeral Home. Mary M. "Peg" Fox 1 p.m. today, Bennett-Brown Funeral Home, Ashley, burial in Union Cemetery, Ashley.

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Area hospitals DELAWARE Grady Memorial ADMITTED: Mary Jones, Ashley, and Kimber L. Saunders, Richwood. RELEASED: Frederick Schmidt and Justin Linder. MARYSVILLE Memorial of Union ADMITTED: Eddie Hendrickson, Richwood. RELEASED: Eileen Blevins.

Municipal Court Renda Petty, 1060 Capri Drive, $75 of $100 fine suspended pending conditions, costs, failure to control vicious dog; no fine, costs, failure to register dog. Kevin R. Whipple, 1048 Bermuda Circle, 10 days jail suspended and $50 of $100 fine suspended pending conditions, costs, one year probation, criminal trespassing. Denise Oney, 523 Davids $50 fine, costs, intoxication; assault, dismissed. Richard R.

Denton, 1956 S. Drive, $50 fine, costs, underaged consumption of alcohol. Lora D. Sperry, 1082 Colonial $25 fine, costs, underaged consumption of alcohol. Billy J.

Queen, 495 Jefferson 14 of 30 days jail suspended pending conditions with credit for 16 days, costs suspended, one year probation, menacing. Homer Cook, 351 Fahey $25 fine, costs, failure to confine dog. Larry F. Dennison 333 W. Center St Apt.

103, disorderly conduct fourth-degree misdemeanor, three days jail with credit for three days, no fine, costs, amended from a charge of indecent exposure. Christopher McClanahan, 116 Park assault dismissed. Steven W. Goin, 2418 Marion-Upper Sandusky Road, $75 fine, costs suspended, underaged consumption of alcohol. Carolyn Barr, 491 Toledo $40 fine, costs, failure to confine dog; $35 fine, costs suspended, failure to register dog.

Gyde Knipp Caledonia, 27 of 30 days jail suspended and $75 of $150 fine suspended pending conditions, costs suspended, one year probation, domestic violence. Todd L. Roland, Ashland, 30 days jail suspended pending conditions, $100 fine, costs, one year probation, petty theft Nelson L. Davis, 14 Copeland $50 fine, costs, intoxication; $25 fine, costs suspended, open container violation. Harold A.

Mullins, Caledonia, $75 fine, costs suspended, underaged consumption of alcohol. Denver Combs, 590 E. Farming St, two counts of failure to register dog, no fine, costs. Markets Stock market The following quotation were provided at 10 a.m. today by PRESCOTT, BALL and TUR-BEN, 131 S.

Prospect SL They do not reflect retail markup, markdown or commission. American Electric 27 ATST 32'. Anheuser-Busch 36 Armco 5'A BancOneCorp 24' Bob Evan Bid 11 'A 11 Boise Cascade 2VM Chrysler 1 1 Columbia Gaa 50' Conrail 35 Consol. Store 3'A Dresser 18V4 Drug Emporium Bid 7 8Vfc Eaton 42 Ford 31 'A Gaylord Container 3Vi GMC .37 GTE 37'A Hills ..31 'A Honda. .21 'A K-Mat 25 Kroger 11 Limited 12 McDonalds 26'i MCIC Bid 30 Ask 30 Medicine Shop Bid 16 Ask 18'.

Nat. City Corp 26'. Ohio Edison 16 J.C. Penney 40 Quaker 44 Rubbermaid 34 Sears 23'. Selected American $1 1 .47 Selected Special $16.52 Tecumseh Bid 85 Ask 92 Wsl-Mart 28 Wast Management 30 Wendy' 5 Whirlpool 18 Woiohan Bid 12 Ask 12 Worthing ton Ind Bid 20 Ask 20'.

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High St Free Parking Front Rear Since 1876 Around About Marion I Atlanta I82rl Houston 1 86 I On the weather map, a cold front extended South across West-em Quebec to Central Ohio to the lower Mississippi Valley. A high pressure system was centered over the Central plains states. The cold front will push East to the Atlantic coastal states by this evening as the high pressure drifts East to the Ohio Valley. By Tuesday morning the high will be centered over Southwestern Pennsylvania and extend from New England to the Central plains. The record high temperature for this date in Central Ohio was 90 degrees in 1897 while the record low was 24 degrees in 1939.

Marion Tonight, mostly clear with a chance of frost Low in the upper 30s. Light winds. Tuesday, mostly sunny. High in the mid 60s. Wednesday through Friday, fair Wednesday and a chance of showers Thursday and Friday.

Highs in the 70s Wednesday and Thursday and in the 60s Friday. Lows in the 40s Wednesday and in the 50s Thursday and Friday. SUNDAY Maximum 67F 19C Minimum 42F 5C ONE YEAR AGO Maximum 85F 29C Minimum 57F 14C TODAY'S ALMANAC Sun sets today at 6:53 rises Tuesday at 7:42 a.m. George Randall Appleby, 32, 1381 Crescent Heights Road, Apt. and Kelley Marie Hamper, 23, same address.

Douglas Ray Isaly, 23, 332 Quarry St, and Kimberly Sue Naylor, 20, 244 Bellvue Ave. Timothy Edward Tuggle, 21, 3077 Ohio 61, Cardington, and Pamela Jean Belford, 36, 5852 Cardington Road, Cardington. Timothy Scott Cluff, 21, 8183 Harding Highway, and Lisa Michelle Young, 21, 501 Somcrlot-Hoffman Road, E. Larry Eugene Williams, 37, 195 Vi Olney and Barbara Ann Russell, 35, Fremont. Danny Michael Amburgey, 20, Columbus, and Minnie Sue Hall, 27, 769 Roma St.

Kevin Lylc White, 24, Reynolds-burg, and Carolyn Marie Smith, 25, 561 Polk St. Brian Keith Kirkham. 20, 1500 Southland Parkway, and Kimberly AnnTaglia, 18, same address. Thor Stepp, 21, 6055 Marion-Ag-osta Road, New Bloomington, and Deborah Jane Stevens, 30, same address. Dennis Thompson, 39.

288 Silver and Stephanie Ann Basinger, 29, same address. John Anton Vcncnga, 25, Holland, Iowa, and Judith Lynn Johason, 30, Bloomington, Ind. Raymond Carl Millhouse II, 26, 229 N. Prospect and Linda Sue Craig, 22, same address. William Dudly Welch, 25, 2890 E.

River Road, and Rebecca Elaine Haines, 26, same address. Dclmus Moslcy, 69, 871 Adams and Maude Rachel French, 79, 1011 Olive Ave. Children From Page 1 about it The hardest part for him his been 'he other kids at school who've been telling him his dad's not coming home." For at least one parent in the 79th, however, there has been some good news. Spc. Kim Garrett, Marion, the mother of a 13-month-old son, will come home Monday.

Garrett has received a single-parent discharge. "I can't wait to see my ton," she uid Friday. "He's a whole month older than when I left" ATTENTION HONDA EMPLOYEES Your vision insurance begins November 1st Call us now for an appointment. Dr. Richard A.

Dreher, Optomotrist 387-6880 DICKENS VILLAGE now on display at GRAPHICS GALLERY at THE BARN, 3489 Marion-Waldo Road. 389-4287 Buy early, don't be disap-pointed. DO YOU WANT A BIG RAISE? Remember your BOSS on October 16th with our $8.99 special. Call or stop in at Grimm's Flowers, 120-122 S. State St 387-5202 PROBATE COURT Marriage Licenses Addresses as on applications Buck Quixote Maze, 20, 2624 Ca-paldi Drive, and Tracey Cody Hol-comb, 19, 379 Jefferson St Albert Montero, 38, 563 S.

Prospect and Caol Call, 25, same address. Jeffrey Alan Decker, 26, 1 145V E. Church and Christine Ann Rei-neck, 26, Maumee. William Scott Alan, 26, 1241 Klinger Road, Prospect, and Shelly Jean Glen, same address. Steven Lloyd Sipes, 22, 1299 Crescent Heights Road, Apt and Cha-sity Lynn Speakman, 17, same address.

Justin Shawn Stanley, 21, 385 Monroe St, and Kimberly Sue Martin, 18, same address. Michael James Johnson, 25, 472 Elmwood Drive, and Lisa Gay Conrad, 26, same address. Charles Guy Bingley, 52, 213 Main Prospect, and Paula Diane Kincaid, 41, 201 S. Main St, Prospect Cleophys Jones, 35, Cleveland, and Beverly Marie Thomas, 51, Lot 29, West Street, Caledonia. Mark Anthony McDuffie, 26, 485 N.

Grand and Andrea Polk, 26, same address. William Henry Stacy, 46, Mc-Glothlin, and Rosana Warren, 37, Marion. Brian K. McGinniss, 18, 1606 Crissingcr Road, and Julie Ann Bra-ham, 17, 1199 Forest Hill DRive. Thomas James Wilde, 18, 1934 Mattheney and Jessica Michelle Jones, 17, 2521 East Drive.

Ronald D. Hipshcr, 30, 31 West Caledonia, and Rebecca Ann Harris, 31, 398 S. Main Caledonia. Willie Clarence Owens, 23, 766 Creston and Vanessa K. Cage, 33, 127 Sharp St.

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