The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 5

Deaths and Funerals John D. Durham John D. Durham, 73, 708 E. Superior died at 1:40 p. m.

Tuesday in Howard Community Hospital following a one-year illness. Born in Greentown, May 18, 1900, he was the son of Elizah and Mary (Crousore) Durham. On May 18, 1920, in Kokomo, he was married to Merle Petty, who survives. He retired in 1962 from Allison Division, Indianapolis. A veteran of World War he was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 52.

Surviving with the widow are a son, John F. Durham, Kokomo; a daughter, Mrs. Lavern Leicht, New Buffalo, three brothers, Delmer Durham, Greentown; Leslie Durham, Indianapolis, and William Durham, Florida; seven grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren and four great- great-grandchildren. A daughter is deceased. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m.

Friday in the Peacock Funeral Home with burial to follow in Crown Point Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home between 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. Clara Bowen THORNTOWN-Mrs.

Clara Bowen, Thorntown, mother of Roy B. Bowen, Kokomo, died at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Oak Park Manor, near Lebanon, where she had been a patient for three months. She was 74. Born in Iroquois County, 111., she was married Jan.

28, 1920, to Roy Bowen, who preceded her in death March 27, 1973. Surviving with the son of Kokomo are four daughters, another son, 19 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in the Russell and Hitch Funeral Home, Thorntown, with the Rev. Sam Lotfi officiating.

Burial will be in the Maple Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. Fred Hinkle Mrs.

Armetha Hinkle, 68, Kokomo R. R. 6, died in Tipton County Memorial Hospital Tuesday at 12:50 p.m. She had been ill for four days. Born near Hemlock, July 13,1904, she was the daughter of James Marion and Lura (Sutton) McKay.

On March 20, 1943, she married Fred Hinkle, who survives. A housewife, she was a member of the Hemlock Friends Church. Surviving with the husband are a stepson, Donald Eugene Hinkle, Kokomo; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Stanley (Eileen) Mroz, Wilkinson; a sister, Mrs. Robert (Martha) Russell, Kokomo R.

R. four step-grandchildren and 11 step great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Hemlock Friends Church with Max Hughes officiating. Burial will be at Greentown.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. Thursday at the Mitchell Home in Tipton and at the church one hour before the services. Ray A. Miller AMBOY--Ray A. Miller, 26, Greentown R.

R. 2, died at 2:35 p.m. Tuesday in the Howard Community Hospital following an eight-month illness. Born in Elkhart, Feb. 23,1947, he was the son of Andrew L.

and Barbara (Burkholder) Miller. The parents survive and live in Howe. On Sept. 3, 1966, he was married to Mary Anderson, who survives. He had lived in the Amboy and Greentown communities for about three years.

He had worked part-time at the Greentown Locker. He was a member of the Old Order of Amish. Surviving in addition to the parents and the widow are three children, Loretta Kay, Lyle Ray and Sharon Ann, all at home; two brothers, Jacob A. and Simon A. Miller, both of Nappanee: six sisters, Mrs.

Mary Lehman, Middlebury; Mrs. Harley Hochstetler, LaGrange; Mrs. Mattie Schlabach and Mrs. Katie Kemp, both of Mendon, Miss Anna Miller, Shipshewa and Mrs. William Miller, Paraguay, S.

A. Funeral services will be conducted in the George Gingerich home on Greentown R. R. 2 at 9:30 a.m. Friday with Bishop George Gingerich officiating.

Burial will be in Christner Cemetery on the Howard-Miami County line. Friends may call at the Ray Miller home after 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday afternoon and night. The family prefers memorials be made to the American Cancer Society, 521 W. Taylor Kokomo.

Laird and Son Funeral Home, Amboy, is directing the arrangements. Tipton Hospital notes (Visiting hours 11 a.m. to 8p.m. Daily) DISMISSALS Hancock, Harold, Sharpsvurg, Ga. Byrd, Jackie, Tipton.

Johnson, nancy, Kokomo. Tudor, Darin, Arcadia. Gipson, Tony, Atlanta. Johnson, Margaret, Elwood. Cooper, Eric, Noblesville.

Emberton, Floyd, Tipton. Twilling, Marjorie, Tipton. Smith, Tnya, Kokomo. Heinzman, Peggy, Arcadia. Births Tipton city court AlanE.

Scheulenburg, 28, Tipton R. R. 5, no registration plate, $5 and costs. Rum. Sale, 5102 Algonquin nice clothing.

At Howard Community Hospital FIVECOATE--Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fivecoate, 1220 Columbus a boy, Gerald Everett, 10.pounds, 2 ounces, at 11 p.m. Tuesday. WYNBERG--Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Wynberg, Greentown, a boy, 7 pounds, 2 ounces, at 11:16 a.m. Tuesday. At Tipton County Memorial Hospital CABBAGE Mr. and Mrs.

Don Cabbage, Tipton, a girl, 10:41 a.m. Tuesday. Walter C. Swift WARSAW, N.Y. (AP) Walter C.

"Tiny" Swift, 48, convicted murderer who was pardoned for the medical care he gave injured guards and inmates during the 1971 Attica prison riot, died Monday. He had been injured in a traffic accident Thursday. He was married Sunday. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY tradition is excellency!" i ALUMINUM SPECIALISTS A. Siding B.

Doors C. Windows D. Gutters E. Awnings F. Garages G.

Porch Enclosures H. Room Additions -k Member of Chamber of Commerce Bank Available All work guaranteed for lifetime of home All work performed by our own men Call For Free Estimate Today! 457-7547 WHERE JKFf ERSON CROSSES THE BYPASS Funeral services for Lisa A. Estel incomplete at Ellers MISS ESTLE Funeral arrangements are incomplete at the Ellers Mortuary for Lisa Ann Estle, 2900 Apperson Way N. The 13-year-old girl died at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday in Howard Community Hospital from injuries received in a motorcycle accident occurring at 6:21 p.m.

Monday at Holiday Trailer Park. Born July 19, 1959, she was the daughter of Robert E. and Helen (Wooldridge) Estle. She had completed the eighth grade at Bon Air School this year and was a member of the National Honor Society, the Cheerleading Club, the Converse Christian Church and its Intermediates Youth Group. She had been a student tutor for grade school children.

She had attended Jackson Township School for five years and was a student in the College of Music. Surviving with the parents are a sister, Cheryl Buckley, Greentown; two brothers, Robert J. and Daniel R. Estle, both of the maternal grandparents, Mr.and Mrs. Joseph E.

Wooldridge, Kokomo. The paternal grandparents are deceased. Also surviving is a step-grandmother, Cecilia Estle, Kokomo. Election of officers scheduled Wednesday by Haworth Boosters Election of officers is scheduled for Wednesday night by the Haworth Band Boosters. The meeting will begin at 7:30 pjn.

in the band room of Haworth High School. Also on the agenda are announcements of the summer schedule for the Marching Huskies and of summer practice sessions for the entire band beginning July 9. Plans will be made for chaperones and transportation for the band's participation in the Delaware County Fair July 27, band camp at Manchester College Aug. 13 and the Indiana State Fair Aug. 22.

Greentown man in fair condition after accident Randolph Lee Fite, 22, Greentown, was listed in fair condition in Howard Community Hospital after a one-car crash Wednesday morning. Howard County Police reported Fite was driving east on Terrace Drive near the intersection of U. S. 31, crossed the westbound lane and crashed into a tree at 3009 Terrace Drive. Two injured here in auto collision Billie J.

Ledford, 17, 820 Sugar Maple Drive, and Michael J. Kilty, 18, Cutler, were treated and released from St. Joseph Memorial Hospital after a near headon collision Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ledford told Howard County Police she was driving west on Ind. 22 near the intersection of Sycamore Road.

She stated a car slowed in front of her and when she attempted to apply the brakes, she lost control of her car. Kilty told police he was driving east on Ind. 22, when the car driven by Miss Ledford crossed the center line. He said he tried to stop, but could not avoid the crash. Wednesday, June 20, 1973 KOKOMO (Ind.) TRIBUNE i St.

Joseph Hospital (Visiting hours: 2 to 4 p.m., 7 to 8 p.m. daily) MARKETS I I A A I (AP- USDA)--Hogs barrows and gilts weak to 25 lower than Tuesday's close, trading rather slow; 1-2 200-235 Ib 39.00-39.25, 122 head 39.40-39.50; 1-3 200-250 Ib 38.50-39.00; 2-3 230-270 Ib 37.75-38.75; 2-4 270-290 Ib 37.0037.75; 3-4 290-340 Ib 35.50-37.00. Sows, 25 to mostly 50 lower; 1-3 350-600 Ib 33.50-34.25, 25 head 316 Ib 34.50. Cattle and calves 300, trading rather slow, too few slaughter steers or heifers to fully test market, few sales weak to 50 lower, cows steady; steers, few choice Ib 46.50-46.75; heifers few choice 800-900 Ib 44.50, mixed good and choice 775-850 Ib 44.00; few good 42.50; cows utility and commercial 33.00-35.50, few 36.00; cutter 31.50-33.50, canner 29.50-31.50. Sheep 200, all classes steady; spring slaughter lambs choice and prime 85-107 Ib 40.00-40.50; choice 39.00-40.00; good 8 Lb SlAuGhter ewes cull To gOoD 8 6.0?.

I I A A I (AP- USDA)--The Indiana hog market at 70 yards and plants, excluding Indianapolis: Barrows and gilts, demand poor to good, prices steady to 75 lower, mostly 25 to 50 off; 12 200-230 Ib 38.25-38.75; 1-3 200230 Ib 37.75-38.50, mostly 38.0038.25; 230-250 Ib 37.50-38.00. Sows steady to 50 lower, 300-600 Ib 31.75-33.75, a few 34.25. Estimated receipts week ago year ago week to date last week last year 31,600. Peru bridge to cost less than expected PERU The Wayne Street Bridge will cost $6,377 less than estimated because it will not be necessary to sink piling for the first pier, according to the resident engineer, Harold Snodgrass. Snodgrass told Miami County com- missiners that construction workers found bedrock where they had expected to drill.

It was also reported that an additional $2,190 was needed for fill on Riverside Drive. A request for a wage increase from county highway workers had been referred by the commissioners to the county council, which sets all wages and salaries for county employes. Indiana receives $102 in federal aid for each resident INDIANAPOLIS (AP)--Indiana received $102 in federal aid for each resident in fiscal 1972, according to figures released by the U.S. Treasury Department. Indiana received a total of $545 million in federal aid for the 12-month period that ended June 30, 1972.

But on a per capita basis, Indiana received less than any other state the figures indicated. Alaska received $17.3 million total, but that came to $570 on a per capita basis. Wyoming was next with $7 million in government funds, amounting to $369 for each citizen. Help Wanted, Pizza Palace AWARDS TONIGHT WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP)--The 1973 Indiana Star Farmer and Agribusi- nessman awards will be announced tonight at the 44th annual convention of the Indiana Future Farmers of America.

More than 1,200 young future farmers are attending the three-day convention here at the Purdue University campus. Ten individuals will also be recog- as 1973 honorary State Hoosier Farmers. DISMISSALS Akers, Mrs. Wyona Kokomo R. R.

6. Arnett, Miss Judith 1006 Tepee Drive. Barnett, Gregory 909 W. Markland Ave. Barry, John Logansport.

Bogue, Andrew 601 E. Tate St. Brower, Mrs. Virginia Flora. Brown, Mrs.

Elma 2201 E. Vaile Ave. Coomler, Paul 1124 N. McCann St. DeMaso, Miss Cynthia Logansport R.

R. 4. Emu's, Mrs. Beverly 2307 Versailles Drive. Hosteller, Miss Kimberly Logansport.

Hudson, Edmund 4820 N. Parkway. Huff, Miss Dana Logansport R. R. 3.

Johnson, White, Tipton. Kiser, Earl 1811 N. Morrison St. Marshall, Hal Walton R. R.

l. Mavrick, Mrs. Betty 1901 S. Park Road. Miller, Mrs.

Alma Amboy R. R. 1. Miller, Mrs. Beverly Logansport.

Parnell, Mrs. Martha 1139 S. Elizabeth St. Paul, Miss Peggy 217 S. Locke St.

Rink, Scott 2120 N. Bell St. Shupperd, Franklin 0., Tipton. Wallace, Robert 1620 E. Jefferson St.

Weaver, Michael Bunker Hill White, Mrs. Mildred 213 N. Berkley Road. Williams, Miss Susanne 929 E. Laguna St.

Wilson, Miss Diane Kokomo R. R. 2. Varnau, Mrs. Bertha 2306 N.

Vansickle Lane. TO HONOR POW PLAINFIELD, Ind. (AP)-- Navy Lt. Cmdr. John B.

McKamey, 37, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. McKamey of Plainfield, will be honored here Saturday in a "welcome home" celebration sponsored by the American Legion. McKamey was taken prisoner June 2, 1965 when his A-4 Sky Hawk was shot down over North Vietnam.

All four branches of the armed services will be represented in A 40-unit parade in McKamey's honor. The former POW will help dedicate a monument in Maple Hill Cemetery in honor of all U.S. war veter- Community Hospital (Visiting hours: 2-4 p.m., 6 to 8 p.m. daily) DISMISSALS Baker, James Frankfort. Bartley, Reita M.

(Mrs. William). Tipton. Boyles, Robert 2006 N. Buckeye St.

Brown, Roland 120 E. Sycamore St. Dye, Paul 1502 Apperson Way N. Fisher, Roy 1215 E. Jefferson St.

Glenn, Catherine V. (Mrs. Lester), 211 E. Jefferson St. Hallam, Charles Indianapolis.

Huebner, Linda 905 Melody Lane. Lindley, Pamela J. (Mrs. Keith), 4815 W. Jefferson St.

Marr, Christopher 1140 S. Courtland Ave. Marr, Leatha E. (Mrs. Neil), West Middleton.

Mettler, Adeline R. (Mrs. Wilmar), 2105 E. Vaile Ave. Parker, Charles B.

Galveston. Phipps, Raymond, 221 Huston Lane. Ridgeway, Angela 727 S. Washington St. Spencer, Robert 2215 N.

Bell St. Stephenson, Peggy Lou (Mrs. Dick), 714 S. Main St. Turnpaugh, Julia A.

(Mrs. Thomas), Onward. Vore, Kimberly Sue, 1021 N. Leeds St. Miami County truckstop closed by sanitarian PERU The Mini-Maxi truck stop, located nine miles north of Peru on U.S.

31, was ordered closed by the county sanitarian, Ray Flook, due to "unsatisfactory conditions." According to Flook, he ordered the owner, Mary Duncan, Denver, to clean the restaurant about four months ago. Mrs. Duncan, who has operated the truck stop for three years, said she has not decided whether to reopen the business. Burlington court Philip M. Miller, Kokomo, improper passing, $5 and costs.

David A. Sheline, Flora, expired operators license, $2 and costs. James L. Hamilton, South Bend, speeding, $5 and costs. Honor America June 14-July 4 New York stocks DOW JONES INDEX, 10 A.M.

Stocks 30lndust. 883.50 20 Transportations 159.32 .27 15 Utilities 105.41 .19 65 Stocks 272.21 .55 Courtesy of K. J. Brown Co. Inc.

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