Vidette-Messenger of Porter County from Valparaiso, Indiana • 2

The Vidette-Messenger. Valparaiso. Ind Monday. July 11. 197 Stocks Arrosts, fines OEft lUiriGS- Arrested Porter County Court Quotation courtesy of A.6.

Edward Merrlllvllle (m-7551) her in death in 1966. She was a graduate of Valparaiso University School of Music, employed as sales person at Lowenstines and was a member of First United Methodist Church. Her only survivor is a brother, Harold LePell of Valparaiso. The Rev. William R.

Caster of First United Methodist Church will officiate with burial in Maplewood Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today. Alice H. Duncan, 36, Rt. 3, Chesterton, deceptive practices; Don G.

Appel, 38, 187 S. County Road 600N, Hebron, assault and battery. Porter Superior Court Cornett E. Weger, 43, 2415 County Line Road, Portage, failure to comply with court order. Porter County Court James J.

Jeffress, 34, Gary, drunken driving; Robert Funke, 52, Clem Road, Portage, public intoxication; Anthony Woodson, 22, Chicago, driving with suspended license; John' B. Rooney 18, 305 Salem public intoxication; Margaret S. Burnis, 32, 356 Garfield, public intoxication; Shawn Blodgett, 21, 308 Monroe, public intoxication, disorderly conduct; Michael A. Grundell, 18, Wanatah, minor transporting alcoholic beverages, maintaining a common nuisance; Norman L. Gauphier SOUTH HAVEN Norman L.

Gauphier, 48, 791 Devonshire, died Thursday in St. Petersburg, Fla. He was born in Springfield, on Aug. 18, 1928, and lived let South Haven for the past 7 years He retired from the United States Army as a master sergeant after 1 years of service. He was a member of the Chesterton American Legio Post 170 and the Chesterton Moose lodge 1623.

Surviving are his wife Carol, a daughter, Cynthia, and a so Timothy, all of South Haven; is mother, Mrs. Rose Gauphier of Sit. Petersburg; and several aunts arid uncles. Services will be 11 a.m. Wedn js-day at the Olson Frum Porta ge Chapel.

The Rev. Carl Mengeliiag of the Nativity of Our Savior Catl no-lic Church will officiate. Burial will be at Ridge Lawn Cemetery in Gary. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9, Tuesday 2 to 9 p.m. and until the time of the services at the funnral home.

Memorial services of the Aimeri-can Legion and Chesterton Moose Lodge will be tonight at the fun eral home at 7 and 7 30, respectivel Mrs. Edward Hannon LAPORTE Mrs. Edward L. (Ethel Hannon, 89, of 2702 S. Wozniak Road, former Porter County school teacher, died at her home Sunday after a lengthy illness.

She was born in Porter County Feb. 7, 1888, daughter of Lincoln and Eliza Jardine) Dodd. On Feb. 7, 1909 at St. Peter's Catholic Church, LaPorte, she was married to Edward L.

Hannon, who survives. Also surviving are two daughters, Miss Margaret Hannon of La-Porte and Mrs. Hobart (Mary Jane) Kemper of Westville; two sons, John E. of LaPorte and Joseph D. of Chesterton; eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

She was a member of St. Peter's Catholic Church, the Rosary Society of the church and the New Durham Township MISC and was a charter member of the New Dur-' ham Home Economics Club. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Peter's Church with the Rev.

George Vrabley officiating. Burial will be in Pine Lake Cemetery. Tuesday at Weaver Funeral Home Westville, where the rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. CIom Today Am Brands 44 44 Am Mot 4 4 AmTiT 62 42i Atl Rich 40 59 BethStl Boeing 57 57V4 Budd 19 19 Chrysler 14V4 1 Coca-Cola 38 37 ContAir 7 7 ContOil 33 33 Dart Ind 37 37 Disney 35 El Mem Mag 4 4 Exxon 53 52 Fair Cam 27 26 Ford Mot 45 '45V4 Gen Food 33 33 Gen Mot 48 67 Gen Tel El 32 32 Goodyear 20 20 Holiday Inn 14 14 Inland Stl 39 39V IBM 259V 258 JoyMfg 42 42 Kaiser Alum 34 34 KMart 27 27'A Lykes 8 8 McDonalds 45 44'A McGill 34 34 Mobil 48 68 Motorola 40 40 Natl Stl 37 37 ind PS 20'4 20 Owens Cn 64 44 Penney 33 33 Polaroid 30 29 Scot Lad 5 5 Sears 58 57 StdOillnd 54 53 Tandy 28 28 TWA 9 9 US Stl 39 39 Walgreen 17 17 Marilyn Puchowski HOBART Marilyn J.

Puchow: ski, 49, a Hobart resident for 17 years, died Friday. Survivors include her Theodore, a son, Thomas K. Parry, and two daughters, Kate and Susan Parry, all of Hobart; a stepmother, Mrs. Dorothy Parry, Valparaiso; and an aunt, Frances Parry, Valparaiso. Services were held today at the Rees Funeral Home in Hobart.

Dr. Wesley H. Hromatko officiated. Burial was at Graceland Cemetery in Valparaiso. Leona M.

Leader Leona M. LeaderrSTof Munster died this morning at St. Margaret Hospital in Hammond. Survivors include a son, John of South Bend; three sisters, Mrs. Henrietta Horan of Lake Helen, Mrs.

Agnes Woods, Lowell, and Mrs. Alice Redmon, Valparaiso; and seven grandchildren. Her husband, Emil, preceded her in death on July 1, this year. Funeral procession will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday from Dykes Funeral Home to St.

Paul Catholic Church where the Rt. Rev. John J. Charlebois will say Mass. Burial will be at St.

Paul Cemetery in Valparaiso. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday 2 to 9 p.m. Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Scientist dies CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) -Raymond A.

Bauer, a pioneer in the application of behavioral sciences to business adminstration and a teacher at Harvard for 20 years, died Saturday at 60. Scott K. Berg, 18, 2005 Evans, public intoxication, visiting common nuisance; Robert J. Sallee, 20, Wanatah, public intoxication, visit ing common nuisance; John Bak er, 29, 549 Dunewood, deceptive practices, failure to ap pear in court; John M. Carr, 18, Minnie Gronwall VALPARAISO Mrs.

Algot (Minnie) L. Gronwall, 76, 246 E. County Road 650 died Sunday morning at Porter Memorial Hospital following an extended illness. Born in Chesterton Jan. 6, 1901, the daughter of LaFayette and Mary Ann (Johnson) Targgart, on April 14, 1923, in Porter County she married Harry Johnson who preceded her in death May 28, 1938.

On March 23, 1940 she married Algot Gronwall who survives. She had taught at Pine Township School and was a member of Faith Memorial Lutheran Church. Surviving besides her husband is one son Harold Johnson of Valparaiso and four daughters, Mrs. Betty Rittel, Mrs. Eileen Smith and Mrs.

Shirley Huber of Valparaiso and Mrs. Carolyn Youngblood of St. Paul, one brother, John Targgart of Chesterton, 12 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday from Wetmore Funeral Home with the Rev.

Hans Boehringer of Faith Memorial Lutheran Church officiating. Burial will-be in Chesterton Cemetery. Friends may call today and until time of service on Tuesday. Chicago, possession of alcoholic beverages; Richard S. Bryniarski, 18, Chicago, possession of alcoholic beverages; Eric E.

Olson, 18, Park Forest, 111., possession of marijuana; Don J. Evanseck, 38, Gary, drunken driving; Henry D. Person, 18, Grand Prairie, Texas, public intoxication; Larry G. Thames, 23, 255 S. Hickory, Chesterton, public intoxication; Harry Gasparret 31, Michigan City, drunken driving; Tim Dunlap, 31, Michigan City, public intoxication; Lee R.

Thames 27, 255 S. Hickory, Chesterton, public intoxication; Michael J. Sanders, 19, Park Forest, 111., possession of Commoditios Quotation courtesy of Helnold (462-0581) Pearl I. Higgins VALPARAISO Services for Mrs. Pearl I.

Higgins, 85, Vale View Convalescent Center, who died there at 5:45 p.m. Saturday will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Wetmore Funeral Home. A lifelong resident of Valparaiso, she was born May 26, 1892, the daughter of Otto and Mary Alice (Helmar) LePell. She was married to Francis Higgins who preceded William M.

Stellhorn PORTAGE Services for William M. Stellhorn, 69, 5904 Mulberry, were held at 3 p.m. tod ay at Engel Funeral Home. Pastor Nathan Price officiated. Stel lhorn was buried at Calvary Cemetery in Portage.

He died Friday at Porter Memorial Hospital. The son of William and I Smily Hutton he was born July 12 1909, in Buffalo, Ind. On Oct. 22, 1SI26, he married Catherine Chunn, who died last Jan. 12.

The former Gary resident lived in Portage for the past four years. He was a retired carpenter contractor and served 20 years in the United States Navy. He is survived by a son, William of Alpiloma, Calif. three daughters, Mrs. Catherine Ra inwater and Mrs.

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