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DAILY REPORTER Tuesday, August 29. 1989 Morgan County Blotter Obituaries Aug. 28. 1989 Admitted Maurice P. Davee.

509 Park Place. Clarence L. Hamblen, 239 N. Park Edgar Hovious, Martinsville: Mrs. Lany G.

Lazo, 2225 Leonard Road: Samantha P. McVay, Morgantown; Susan K. Ostergren, 1160 E. Harrison and Arthur Wilson, 5150 State Road 252. Dismissed Sherial Brawley.

Randall D. Chandler, Betty Clark, Herbert Cook, Paul Hart, Mabel Logsdon and James S. Maher. Transferred Maiy E. Spoon to Heritage House Convalescent Center.

Johnson Co. Hospital Aug. 25. 1989 Admitted Richard L. Falor, Morgantown.

Aug. 26. 1989 Admitted Willis Kean, Morgantown. Charges Juvenile, charged with theft and forgery by Capt. Terry Weddle.

Juvenile, charged with forgery by Capt. Terry Weddle. John M. Gary, 25, 6800 Beech Grove Road, charged with failure to appear by Deputy Bob Downey. Police Reports Smoke in the area of 300 N.

Henry. Missing person. 590 S. Grant St Smoke, 639 Prather Drive. Theft report from new school.

Property damage accident. Intersection of Ohio and Morgan St. Littering and loud music, area of Pike and Main St. Vandalism, 1010 E. Harrison St Theft of blue saphire ring, 5500 Banta Road.

Theft, 100 Cedarview. Theft. 2059 Bunker Hill Road. Accidents 4:31 p.m., at intersection of East Gray and Colfax Streets. Drivers were Eugene W.

Allen, 27. Monrovia: and Dustin L. Sparks, 18, 670 S. Lincoln St. No Injuries are reported, damage is estimated to be $6,000, Patrolman Roger Wiltermood Investigated.

5:17 p.m., a collision at intersection of Morgan and Ohio streets. Drivers were Melvin E. Foley, 54, 389 E. Walnut and Stephen E. Carrell, 45., 2145 Country Club Road.

No Injuries reported, damage estimated to be $2,000, Lt. Dennis Nall and Patrolman Roger Wiltermood Investigated. 6:24 p.m., lost control of vehicle on State Road 42, 250 feet east of Gasburg Road. Driver: Velma L. McClain, 61, 2359 ker Hill Road.

No Injuries reported, damage is estimated to be $3 ,000, Deputy Kenny Gamer Investigated. Ambulance runs Artesian' Ambulance transported Leanna Johnson, 44, Wilbur to Morgan County Memorial Hospital for a medical emergency. Operation Life transported Arthur Wilson, 77, 5150 State Road 252 to MCMH for an Injury. Bankruptcies Donald L. Pruitt, 1040 E.

Harri-, son. Liabilities, assets, $800. I Thomas Richard Cole and Charlotte Mae Cole, RR. 3, Box 64, Morgantown 46160. Liabilities, assets.

$12,275. Terry Landerman, aka, Jerry Landerman. 1130 E. York Martinsville 46151. liabilities, assets.

$6,600. Kenneth Michael McGlashan, P. O. Box 1936, Martinsville 46151. Liabilities, assets.

$47,490. Billy J. Kindred. 1440 S. Catherine Martinsville 46151.

Liabilities and assets not listed. Walter Marlon and Teresa Mae Martin. 520 N. Cherry Martinsville 46151. Liabilities, assets, $200.

Donald Lake and Linda K. Lake, 115 Sunset Lane. Mooresville 46158. liabilities, assets, $64,665. Billy N.

McKnight, 9480 Big Bend Road, Martinsville 46151. Liabilities, assets, $36,720. StevenL. SeRine, 2730 Fire Station Road. Martinsville 46151.

Chapter 13 filed. Robert V. and Doris J. Clampitt, Ashbury Park, Lot 1, Mooresville 46158. Liabilities, assets, $2,100.

James Scarbrough Jr. and Rita J. Scarbrough, 6940 Hancock Ridge Road, Martinsville 46151. Liabilities, assets, $70,050., Marriage license Mercei P. Lungociu, 880 Keller Hill Road, Mooresville, and E.

Claudette Smith, Indianpolis. Superior court New filings: Petitions for marriage dissolution by: Barbara L. Meadors vs. Jerrel E. Meadors, venued from Marlon Superior Court; Donna Fay Terrell vs.

Roy Eugene Terrell, Joseph B. Barker vs. Regina L. Barker and Linda Sue Lanham vs. Brian Thomas Lanham.

Actions; Steve Stader given 30 days to remove a mobile home from property of Jane Ann Crone In Gregg Twp. Mr. Stader and Mrs. Crone shall be fined amount of 1 00 per day for each day mobile home is in violation of Morgan County Zoning ordinance, and fine shall be a lien judgment against approximately 4.65 acres of real estate owned by Mrs. Crone.

Order of dismissal of petition for legal separation by William Manuel vs. Karleen Manuel. Order of dismissal of petition for marriage dissolution by Cora S. Stanley vs. Jack R.

Stanley. Order of venue to Owen County of petition for marriage dissolution by Georglanna Chamness vs. Mark D. Chamness. Probate: Final report approved of Estel Pottorff and Dinah Hayden Cooper, co-personal representatives of estate of Clovia Beach.

Chris Burnham, magistrate (approved by Judge Gray) Dissolution of marriage of Bernard G. Hamilton apd Jennine E. Hamilton. Custody of two minor children to Mrs. Hamilton, with support of $75 per week, plus $200 per child each Aug.

1 for school expenses. Order of dismissal of petition for marriage dissolution by Bill Kindred vs. Lisa Kindred. County court Criminal Stephen Donovan, judge Donald L. Griffith, 42 Outer Drive, given a suspended 1 80-day Morgan County Jail term, a fine and costs of $203 and probation for a year for criminal conversion at IGA East (took two packages of cigarettes).

Donald Hansel, Brooklyn, ordered to pay fine and costs totaling $110 for failure to provide proof of financial responsibility. Letters Editor, The Reporter, Box 1636, Martinsville, IN 46151; U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar, SH-306, Washington, D.C.. 20510; U.S.

Sen. Dan Coats, 411 Senate Russell, Washington, D.C., 20515, phone: (202) 224-5623; Sen. Edward A. Pease, (District 37) P.O. Box 452, Brazil, IN 47834, phone: (812) 237-4141 or (812) 446-2303; Rep.

Richard Bray, (District 47), 289 E. Washington Martinsville. IN 46151, phone (317) 342-6814; U.S. Rep. John T.

Myers, Room 2372. RHOB, Washington. D.C. 20515, (812) Rep. Samuel Turpin, P.O.

Box 254 Brownsburg, IN 46112, (317) 852-7 1 50; Rep. VemTincher, P.O. Box 158. Riley, IN 47871, (812) 894-2750. Morgan County Helpline The Morgan County Crisis Helpline is open from 6 p.m.

to 6 a.m. each evening. The crisis tele-, phone number is 342-0440. Were here to help you. Hospital news Morgan Co.

Hospital for Dortha E. Dillon at Neal Summers Funeral Chapel. Mrs. Dillon. 86.

.510 S. Ohio died Friday at her residence. A grandson, Kevin Lowry, was speaker for the service. Stan Piercefield, organist, accompanied Brother Gary Page as he sang, Look for Me at Jesus Feet." and Open Thy Merciful Arms." Pallbearers for the burial in Hilldale Cemetery were Larry Martin, Kevin Lowry, MarkTansel, Denny Edwards. David Mulder and Tom Dillon.

Willard D. Akard 111 since July 2, Willard D. Akard. 19, 160 E. Poston Road, died at Monday.Aug.

28, 1989, at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. His death resulted from injuries received when a homemade pipe bomb exploded in his face. Born June 15, 1970, in Martinsville, he was the son of James E. and Deloris F. Hayden Akard.

He had spent all his life in Morgan County. A graduate of Martinsville High School, he was employed with Wells Construction in Martinsville. He was a member of the Morgan Street Church of Christ. Surviving besides the parents are a brother, William L. Akard, serving with the Marines in North Carolina: a sister, Roxanne D.

Akard, at home in Martinsville: and grandparents, Willard and Grace Hayden ofWilbur and Daisy and Clarence Schoolcraft of Martinsville. Randall Jones will officiate the 10:30 a.m. Thursday funeral at. Neal Summers Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in New South Park Cemetery.

Friends may call 2 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Crater Lake Approximately 7,000 years ago, Mazama, a volcano in southern Oregon, erupted violently, ejecting ash and lava. The ash spread over the entire northwestern United States and as far away as Saskatchewan, Canada, notes The World Almanac. During the eruption, the top of -the mountain collapsed, leaving a caldera 6 miles across and about a half-mile deep, which filled with rain water over the centuries to form what is now Crater Lake.

(aim 342-6898 ft MORGAN COUNTY PLANT Esther L. Dye AMorgan County resident since 1953, Esther L. Dye, 80. Mooresville. died Monday morning.

Aug. 28. 1989, at Millers Merry Manor in that city. She had lived at Millers for two years. Mrs.

Dye. the daughter of Omer and Emma Mueller Doty, was bom Sept. 20, 1908, In Indianapolis. On Oct. 12, 1935.

she married Wilbur Dye. who preceded her In death on May 12, 1969. A self-employed real estate broker for 33 years, she retired in 1986. Following retirement she did private income tax preparation. A graduate of Arsenal Technical High School in Indianapolis.

Mrs. Dye she was a member of the Mooresville First United Methodist Church, the Morgan County Board of Realtors and a 50-year member of the Mooresville Order of Eastern Star. The 1 p.m. Thursday funeral will be at Carlisle Son Funeral Chapel at Mooresville. The Rev.

John Dickey will officiate. Burial willfollow at Washington Park East Cemetery at Indianapolis. Friends may call 2 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. There will be an Eastern Star memorial service at 7 p.m.

Wednesday. Mary E. McConnell The funeral for Maiy Emily McConnell. 99, Bloomington, will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Greene Harrell Mortuary in Bloomington.

The Revs. Ross Marrs and Donald Boyd will officiate. Burial will follow In Clear Creek Cemetery In that city. Mrs. McConnell died Sunday afternoon, Aug.

27, 1989, at the Morgan County Memorial Hospi-( tal. BomNov. 15, 1889, inBloom-ington, she was the daughter of Frank N. and Zera V. Denton Johnson.

She married John F. McConnell, who preceded her In death in April 1956. She was a retired chicken and sheep farmer. The last living charter member of the Our Day Out Home Demonstration Club, which began in 1929, she was also a member of the First United Methodist Church of Bloomington. Survivors include one stepson, Lloyd McConnell of Bloomington; two great-nieces.

Opal Norene Sanders of Martinsville, and Patricia. Goss of Gosport; several stepgrandchildren and several stepgreat-grandchildren. In addition to the husband, three sisters, Mildred Johnson, Kathryn Levitt and Norene Kraft, and a stepdaughter, Estelle Snow, also preceded her in death. Friends may call 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m,.

Tuesday. Memorial contributions may be made to the Bloomington First United Methodist Church, co Greene Harrell Mortuary, 700 Gorley Pike, Bloomington, IN 47401. Dortha E. Dillon i Brother Max Piercefield officiated the 2 p.m. Monday funeral Curex.

Hensley Funeral Chapel "A Sincere Service" bimodm Pka 127 S. Main St. Martinsville, In. (317)342-6663 lower as profit-taking cuts into gains Mooresville Reports Arrests Melvin E. Kenworthy, 65, Lebanon, charged with speeding by Officer Smith.

Eugene G. Palmer, 21, Monrovia, charged with speeding by Officer Bergesen. Catherine E. Long, 18, Plain-field, charged with speeding by Officer Bergesen. David A.

Fiye, 22, Bloomington. charged with speeding by Officer Bergesen. Teresa Bryson, 28, Indianapolis, charged with failure to dim headlights by Officer Bergesen. Accidents Collision at S. Indiana St.

and South St. involving vehicles driven by David M. Clemens, 44, Indianapolis and John L. Clark, 50. Mooresville.

Accident at Maple Lane and Carlisle Street Involving vehicles driven by Christina A Woods, 16, Mooresville and Valerie A Colvin, 31, Mooresville. Police Log MadisonTwp. Fire Department responded to controlled trash fire atthe Old School House on Kitchen Road. i. i Armed Robbery at Unpcal on Kentucky Avenue.

Spokesman at Unocal said no money was taken, but the cashier was assaulted by two male subjects. lower; No 1-2 210-260 lb 41.50-45.50; No 1-3 210-260 lb 41.50-44.25; sows steady to 50 lower; No 1-3 300-650 lb 31.00-35.00. Local Interest stock prices from Tom Buck, Merrill Lynch: Ana-comp 5.875 up 1 25, Regency 1 .50 up .125 Regency is making name change. Effective Sept. 5 will be known as Relm, Arvin 20.

1 25 up 1 25, Cummins 6 1 1 25 up .875, IPL 24.750 dn .125. Lilly 62. 750 unch, PSI 1 6.375 dn 1 25. Beech Grove Indiana grain midday prices: wheat 3.76, com, 2.46, soybeans 5.97.5. in Las Vegas Engelbert Humperdinck, scheduled to open at the Las Vegas Hilton Tuesday night, has not said whether he will honor the musician strike line.

However, the Las Vegas Hilton showroom accepted reservations for the Humperdinck show Monday with the admonishment that the entertainer's scheduled two-week appearance was not absolutely guaranteed because of the strike by Musicians Local 369. Edith Fordyce, Randy Tutterow, Lon Skinner, Cecelia Trueblood, Ken Barrett, Phyllis Payne, Carol LaRoche and Don Shipley, uni-serv director for the Indiana State Teachers Association. Members of the corporation team are Robert Lybrook, spokesman: Blake Ress, Earl Williams, Becky Tidd and Ron Bell. Negotiations have reached an impasse over salary and other matters, Mr. Bell said, but, Were hoping for progress, today." 46.50; No 2-3 225-265 lb 45.00: 46.00; No 3-4 285 lb 42.00; sows moderately active to steady; No 1-3 450-625 lb 34.00-40.00.

Cattle 675; steers and heifers 50-1 .00 higher; cows steady to 50 higher; bulls higher; steers 70.00-7 1 heifers 69.00-70.75; utility and commercial stocks cows 47.50- 52.50: cutters 44.75-49.00; bulls 63.75-66.00. Indiana direct markets A range of prices at 70 Indiana Rural Markets: Demand light; barrows and gilts Stock prices NEW YORK (UPI)- Stockprices were lower at midday In moderate trading as profit-taking cut into Mondays gains. The Dow Jones industrial average, which rose 11 points Monday, was off 7.23 to 2736.13 at noon EDT. The New York Stock Exchange Index was off 0.23 to 195.22. The price of an average share was down 5 cents.

Declines edged advances 639-625 among the 1,814 issues' crossing the NYSE tape. CHICAGO (UPI) Grain and soybean futures were mostly higher at midday on the Chicago Live music or LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) Musicians struck the Las Vegas Hilton, expanding a labor dispute over the use of taped music to five major gambling resorts prior to the lucrative Labor Day weekend. Musicians at the Hilton walked out Monday, widening the series of musician union strikes over the use of taped music and synthesizers in production shows and the renewal of a guaranteed work strike spreads ley, Rodney Dangerfield, Connie Francis and the Pointer Sisters, have canceled Las Vegas engagements in recent weeks because of the labor dispute.

At least two major conventions have either relocated or canceled and special events, such as a dinner honoring the Nevada governor, have been delayed because participants do not want to cross picket lines. Board of Trade. Com was up l2tol 34, soybeans up 1 to 4 12, wheat unchanged to off 2 1 4 and oats up 12 to 34. Com Sep 2.32 Dec 2.34 14 up 34 up 1. Soybeans Sep 5.79 up Nov 5.76 Jan 5.87 up Mar 5.98 12 up 4.

Indianapolis (UPI) Livestock: Hogs 550; barrows and gilts moderately active 1 lower; No 1-3 230-250 lb 46.25- tape? Musician week. The strikes began June 3 at the Tropicana Hotel and have closed the Celebrity showroom indefinitely at Ballys Hotel-Casino and darkened the Caesars Palace showroom since Aug. 2 except for the appearance of magician David Copperfield. Dean Jerry Lewis, Sammy Davis Dionne Warwick, Burt Bacharach, Bill Med Villanueva, vice president and chief economist for the National Association of Home Builders. Villanueva said that the nations economy is showing more strength than expected, but warned that increasingmortgage interest rates, which went up by 0.5 percentage points in the last three weeks of August, may dampen activity in the coming months.

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