Baxter Bulletin from Mountain Home, Arkansas • 3

May 26, 1986 THE BAXTER BULLETIN Page 3 Obituaries Visitation today for William E. Swadley Funeral services for William Edgar Swadley, 79, lifetime resident of Cotter will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Cotter Church of Christ. Brother Ron Davenport and Brother Doyle Davenport will be officiating. Visitation will be from 9 a.m.

to 9 p.m. today at Roller Funeral Home. Burial will be at Oakland Cemetery. Mr. Swadley died Saturday (May 24) at Bull Shoals Community Hospital.

He was born July 1, 1906, at Springfield, Mo. He was a stonemason. He married the former Pearl Marie Foster Feb. 22, 1929, at Mountain Home. Survivors include his wife at home; two sons, William Ray Swadley of Cotter and James Edward Swadley of Gassville; four daughters, Ruth Lewis of Cave City, Fannie Kasinger and Bonnie Reed, both of Gassville, and Carol Winnett of Cotter; one brother, Mosie Swadley of Mountain Home; three sisters, Eva Messick, of Boise, Idaho, and Susie Messick and Daisy Messick of Mountain Home; 24 grandchildren; 40 greatgrandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Christian Edward and Susie Elizabeth Moffit Swadley; two brothers; two sisters; and three greatgrandchildren. He was a member of the Church of Christ Pallbearers will be Lee Gray, Harold Bates, Lynn Crownover, Howard Campbell, Jerry Medley and Leland Hurst. Julian A. Morey visitation will be today Funeral services for Julian A. Morey, 67, of Gassville will be at 10a.m.

Tuesday at First United Methodist Church with Dr. Paul Bumpers officiating. Visitation will be from 9. a.m. to 9 p.m.

today at Roller Funeral Home. Burial will be at Mountain Home Cemetery. Military graveside services will be by the North Central Arkansas Veterans Council. Mr. Morey died Saturday (May 24) at his home.

He was born Jan. 28, 1919, at Cotter and was a lifetime resident of the area. He married the former Anabel Martin March 29, 1945, at Mountain Home. Mrs. Morey resides at home.

He was a retired brakeman for the Missouri Pacific Railroad. He was preceded in death by his parents, Arthur E. and Cornilia Rose Morey. He was a member of First United Methodist Chruch of Mountain Home, Johnson Veterans of Foreign Wars post at Cotter and the National Rifle Association. He served in the U.S.

Army infantry in World War II. Pallbearers will be Ray Pangle, Howard W. Flippin, Russell Flippin, Dennis Creasey, C.W. Crandall, Tommie Wren and Andy Whitfield. Honorary pallbearers will be Bill Thompson, Dr.

Maxwell Cheney, Herbert Pitman, Sneed Collins, Chester Parrott, Vernon Flippin, Gene Powell, Frank Ortman, Quentin Wren, Burnis Huddleston, O.W. Whitaker, and Holland Crawford. Services have been set for Henry Kruse Henry H. Kruse, 74, died Sunday (May 25) at Baxter County Regional Hospital. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at Roller Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Tommy Carney officiating. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Roller Funeral Home; the family will greet friends from 6-8 p.m.

Tuesday. Burial will be at Baxter Memorial Gardens. A former resident of Middletown, Ohio, he had been a resident of Mountain Home since October 1985. He was born May 15, 1912, in Bronx, N.Y. He was chief electrical engineer with McGraw Construction Company.

He married the former Mary Louise Ballard Nov. 29, 1974, at Middle- town. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his wife at home; two sons, Paul Kruse of St. Charles, and Henry J.

Kruse of West Memphis; two daughters, Elma Diamond of Laguna Beach, and Ada Christine Boyer of Newhall, one sister, Christine Wassmuth of Clinton Corners, N.Y.: 10 grandchildren and three nieces. He was preceded in death by his parents, Henry G. and Anna Holtzwarth Kruse and his first wife, Ester Harriet Kruse. The family requests in lieu of flowers, memorials be made to the American Heart Association or the Diabetes Foundation. Visitation for Alice Bennett will be today Funeral services for Alice I.

Bennett, 64, resident of Mountain Home for 15 years will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Roller Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. John M. McCormack will be officaiting.

Mrs. Bennett died Friday (May 23) in an automobile accident on State Highway 201 South. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. today at Roller Funeral Home.

Graveside services will be at 3 p.m Wednesday at Southlawn Memorial Gardens at Atlantic, Iowa. A former resident of Atlantic, she was a housewife and a retired telephone operator. She was a member of Fairview United Methodist Church, Buford Extension Homemakers Club and the Republican Party Committee. She was born Nov. 10, 1921, at Massena, Iowa.

She married William H.C. Bennett Dec. 10, 1941, at Denver, Colo. Survivors include her husband at home; two sons, John Bennett of Roswell, and James Bennett of Des Moines, Iowa; two daughters, Jean Comer of Cedar Falls, Iowa, and Cindy Bennett of Cotter; three sisters, Nancy Allison and Joyce Hollen of Denver and Herriett Landon of Cumberland, Iowa; 10 grandchildren, one great-grandchild and four nieces. She was preceded in death by her parents, Bert and Ester Beyers Hollen.

Margaret R. Karie of Bull Shoals dies Margaret R. Karie, 49, resident of Bull Shoals for three years, died Saturday (May 24) at her home. A former resident of Simi Valley, she was a housewife. She was born July 16, 1936, at Northeast, Md.

She married Warren L. Karie Aug. 8, 1955, at Northeast. She was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include her husband at home; two sons, Michael Karie of Mojave, and Mark Karie of Palmdale, one daughter, Bridget Karie of Bull Shoals; five brothers, Burns Ford, Vernon Ford, Alvin Ford, Henry Ford, and Aldridge Ford, all of Northeast; five sisters, Eva Jorgeson of Thousand Oaks, Ellen Swazey and Betty Underhill of Palmdale, Sarah Tetso of Baltimore, and Martha Scarberry of Dover, Del; two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Alvin and Anna Witt Ford and one brother. Memorial services will be announced at a later date. Interment will be private. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, memorials be made to the Diabetes Foundation. Arrangements are by Bull Shoals Roller Funeral Home.

Ingeborg Wilson services are pending Funeral arrangements for Ingeborg Wilson, 70, of Lakeview are pending at Roller Funeral Home. Mrs. Wilson died Sunday at a local nursing home. Several accidents reported over weekend Several accidents were reported over 1 the Memorial Day weekend. In the head-on-crash Friday evening which claimed the life of Alice Bennett, 65, of Mountain Home, two other injuries were reported.

Heather Sammons, 17, of Mountain Home, operator of one of the vehicles, was listed in stable condition Sunday evening, according to Don Hunt, spokesman for Baxter County Regional Hospital. Bill Bennett, 67, the driver of the other vehicle and husband of the deceased, was also listed in stable condition, Hunt said. The accident occurred about 7:30 p.m. Friday on state Highway 201 South about three miles south of Mountain Home. According to a report filed by Cpl.

Bill King of the Arkansas State Police, Miss Sammons was southbound and was attempting to pass another vehicle when she saw the Bennett vehicle and hit the brakes. Her vehicle skidded off the highway to the right, then crossed back across the road into the northbound lane and smashed head-on into the Bennett vehicle. Mrs. Bennett was pronounced westbound and "had stopped bedead at the scene and Miss Sam- hind stopped traffic." The Ivans mons and Mr. Bennett were trans- vehicle, also westbound, was "unported to BCRH by Air Evac able to stop, striking the rear of the medical helicopter from West Williams vehicle pushing it into Plains, Mo.

which was stationed at the Webb BCRH for the holiday weekend. Ivans was charged with followMiss Sammons was to have par- ing too closely. ticipated in her class' graduation Damage to the Webb vehicle ceremonies Friday at 8 p.m. at was estimated at $50; Williams Mountain Home High School. vehicle, no estimate was Charges are pending, according stated for the Ivans vehicle.

to King. Loretta L. Storie, 56, of MounNo injuries were reported in a tain Home was charged with failthree- vehicle accident Friday at ure to yield the right of way after 1:46 p.m. on U.S. Highway 62 East.

the 1977 Oldsmobile she owns and A 1980 Chevrolet Phillips Dis- was operating struck a 1985 Toyota tributor truck owned by Oil owned and operated by Donita S. Co. of Mountain Home and oper- Baker, 24, of Yellville at the interated by Rex W. Ivans, 29, of Gass- section of Shiras and Seventh ville struck the rear of a 1984 streets at 1 p.m. Friday.

Pontiac owned and operated by The Storie vehicle was southVicky J. Williams, 24, of Mountain bound on Shiras and failed to yield Home, pushing it into the rear of a the right of way to the Baker vehi1985 Oldsmobile owned and oper- cle, which was eastbound on Sevated by Don L. Webb, 42, of Moun- enth Street, according to a report tain Home. filed by Wilbur. According to a report filed by Wilbur indicated that a witness Virgil Wilbur of the Mountain stated the Storie vehicle "ran the Home Police Department, the Wil- stop sign." liams and Webb vehicles were Damage to the Storie vehicle Vandalism, thefts occur over weekend Several reports of vandalism and thefts of personal property were reported to the Baxter County Sheriff's Office over the weekend.

Arland Jones, manager of Blue Paradise Resort, reported that sometime between 9 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday a red 10-amp auto Bass Pro model 507-830 Schumacher battery charger valued at $50 and belonging to Tom Buettmann of Manchester, was stolen from the resort's boat dock. It had been tied to the dock. Jones also reported his red 10- amp auto model SE 40M Schumacher battery charger was also stolen during the same hours. It was valued at $78.

It too was tied to the dock, Sgt. Charles Garrison's report stated. Jones reported that a gray and black Plano tackle box model 1468, and 200 lures, all valued at $500 and belonging to Anton Heim of Orland, were stolen during the same hours. The tackle box was stolen from Heim's boat at the dock, the report stated. Ted Arnold of Midway reported to the sheriff's department that seven mailboxes belonging to residents on County Road 10 at Midway were either pushed over or were damaged in other ways sometime between 3 and 9 a.m.

Sunday. Total damage was estimated at $140. Arnold said he heard barking about 3: 30 a.m. on Sunday but "did not see anything," according to Garrison's report. Cotter graduation Kim Smith delivers the valedictory address for Cotter's class of 1986.

Commencement ceremonies for the 40 graduating seniors were held Friday night at the Cotter High School gymnasium. The salutatory address was given by Tina DeVore. Miss Smith was also president of the senior class. (Photo by Rita McIntosh) From the front Hands "They'll take care of the money and spend it well for the benefit of hungry people, so I'm very happy and very proud that our state was one of the route states and that our people did a fabulous job of getting people involved." Ms. Fox didn't know yet how many people turned out on the East and West coasts, but "we think we held up the middle." Ms.

Fox said the feeling transcended patriotism with "the idea that people really care about each other. There we were, black and white together, all working toward the same goal. The neat thing about America, we keep trying to perfect ourselves, and people came out and showed they really cared and want to make this a better place to live. It really makes your heart swell." At Arkansas Children's Hospital, at least 15 patients, many in wheelchairs or casts and attached to sophisticated medical equipment, joined hands in the lobby under a door which said, "Fear not illness, this place of care, love and hope is for Cris Slikker, who coordinated the segment through the hospital, said many patients who were unable to leave their beds listened to the Hands Across America broadcast on radios and were given souvenirs of the event. Jim Causey, a hospital security guard, said the experience was emotional for him.

"It helped these people in the hospital. It brought the moral Lynn Shaw, a nurse, said seeing the children participate "gave me a warm feeling." Aleana Gaston, whose 16-monthold son Robert was undergoing treatment for a benign tumor, wiped her eyes and said, "I think we should join as one." was estimated at the Baker vehicle, $400. Donna Lou Britt, 24, of Fayetteville was charged with following too closely after the vehicle she was operating, a 1980 Oldsmobile owned by Al or Patsy L. Strong of Mountain Home, struck the rear of the 1978 Oldsmobile operated by Michelle J. Thomas, 15, of Mountain Home.

The vehicle is owned by Janice K. Thomas, 41, of Mountain Home, who was a passenger in the vehicle. According to a report filed by L.W. Skiver of the MHPD, the Thomas vehicle was eastbound and attempting to turn off U.S. Highway 62 East onto Club Boulevard and was struck in the rear by the vehicle driven by Miss Britt.

The incident occurred at 8:10 p.m. Saturday. The Thomas vehicle sustained $250 damage and the Strong vehicle, $1,200. VOTE FOR BETH EDMONDS CITY CLERK DEMOCRAT "Your Vote and Support Is Appreciated" Pol. ad paid by Beth Edmonds Lance Gerald, elder at the Church of Christ on Buzzard Roost Road, reported the theft of a microphone from the church sometime between 8 p.m.

Wednesday and 12: 30 p.m. Sunday. The microphone was valued at $60, according to a report filed by Val Norville of the department. Two window screens were pulled off the window frames and broken at the residence of Letha Martinez of Mountain Home according to a report filed by Rick McCloskey of the department. "It did not appear that entry was made," the report stated.

Mrs. Martinez was not home at the time. Sgt. Garrison told The Bulletin that the sign at the Gamaliel 101 Volunteer Fire Department was the object of "mischief" in the form of graffiti. "If it happens again, we will he said.

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