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PAGE 2 The Call-Leader, Wednesday, December 18, 1991 Over 50 by BERNARD J. SCHUCK Time again for catch up on our phone calls and letters. Oh, those old-time photos of school children, the teacher is always identified as Miss or Mrs. No first name. In a recent photo of Central School children the teacher was identified only as Miss Miller.

Who's that? Many might wonder. Thanks to one of our readers, the teacher was Miss Jean Miller, daughter of the Rev. V. Hayes Miller, longtime paster of the East Main Street Christian Church. Her married name is McMahan and she resides in Alexandria.

report We have occasionally certain flashes of poetry. We don't know whether they are original or just a trick of our memory bank. Regardless, we have this little verse we think should be passed along: Police ELWOOD POUCE Larry Max Goodman II, 23, Anderson, was arrested Tuesday for conversion, a Class A misdemeanor. 'ho was arrested in connection with the theft of a gold watch, a knife, and 'compact disc player and compact discs from a vehicle. A two-car accident was reported at 3:25 p.m.

Tuesday at the intersection North Anderson and North The drivers were David W. V-'Molden, 27, Indianapolis, and Tricia Wylie, 17. 1529 Oakland Ct. No injuries were reported. The theft of a strand of Christmas 'lights from a front yard was reported at 7:22 p.m.

Tuesday by a resident of 900 block of North 11th Street. An attempted burglary was reported at 5:22 p.m. Tuesday by a resident of the 1 600 block of South I 'Street. Someone tried to pry open a door. The theft of four centers from rally wheels on a 1 99 1 Ford Mustang was "No beauty compares with In the innocent sparkle of that which lies a little child's eyes." Alexandria, was cited at 1 p.m.

Dec. 14 for speeding 62 in a 30-mph zone. MADISON COUNTY POLICE A resident of rural Alexandria reported that on Dec. 13, at 6:40 p.m., a resident of the 600 block of Alexandria told him that she had just hit a Great Dane with her car. Extensive front end damage was done to the vehicle.

The dog was found in a ditch approximately 30' west of the point of impact. The dog died soon after. A resident of the 400 block of South Clinton Summitville, reported on Dec. 14 at 10:54 p.m. that she had a blow-out on the ront passenger side of her car, that forced her to drive off the road and into a mailbox of a rural Summitville home.

Bright lights were a complaint by a rural Elwood resident, north of Ind. 28 on East Jackley Rd. on Dec. 15 at 9:32 p.m. His neighbor had installed outside lights that shone into his bedroom windows.

A resident of a house 54 mile north of Co. Rd. 1 1 00N, on the eastskfe of Co. Rd. 550W, reported on Dec.

10, at 5:32 p.m., that an 1 8' blue spruce was cut down on his The top had been cut off, probably to be used as a Christmas tree. A resident of the 800 block of W. Broadway, Alexandria reported on Dec. 15 at 5:17 p.m. that three deer stands he had in his yard, chained and padlocked to a tree had been taken.

CORRECTION In Tuesday's daily report there was information regarding the arrest of three juveniles on drug charges. The report stated that police had notified officials at the Elwood Middle School of a possible drug violation and that school officials had followed up on the report. That was not correct. School officials made the initial report to police. They are required by law to report all drug violations.

We get calls about many of our columns. We often wonder if they might be boring. But so far they have been nice comments. One of our readers told us he read every word of Ray Striker's detailed history of the Elwood Lawn Mower Factory. A lady called to tell us she enjoyed the photo of the recent Central School kids.

She said she knew many of the children. Another Over 50 reader said she particularly likes the columns about how things were back in Efwood's We appreciate these comments. We try to mix up the subjects we write about. We like your contributions. It's your column.

If you were inspired or even amused by something you read in your church bulletin or other source send it to us. Share it with others. People Speak Obituaries JUDY KARCH Louvenia (Judy) Karch, 81, '-formerly of 2100 N. died Monday at Parkview Convalescent Centre. She was born July 20, 1910 in Kentucky.

Her husband, John F. Karch, died February 16, 1985. Surviving are a great-niece. f. Barbara Reddicks of Louisville, a sister-in-law, Frances Ball of Elwood, and a friend, Charlene Connors of 1 Elwood.

Services will be 1 p.m. Thursday at the Dunnichay Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Remick officiating. Burial will follow at Brookside Cemetery in I Windfall. Friends may call at the funeral home for one hour prior to services.

kl ROSCOE (BUTCH) GUCK Roscoe A. (Butch) 51, t91 2 N. A died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital. He was a former resident of Columbia City and Huntington. He was born March 9, 1940 in Whitley County, the son of Roscoe A.

and Evelyn G. Fairchild Glick. He had lived most recently in Huntington, moving to Elwood in April to live with his stepdaughter. He was a farmer and foreman at Economy Machine in Roanoke, fie served with the U.S. Marine Corps.

He was a member of Jehovah's Witnesses. A companion, Betty Allen, died in 1981. Surviving are a son, Roscoe A. Glick Jr. and daughter, Elizabeth both at home; a stepson, 'Charlie Beeman of Elwood and two ''stepdaughters, Bobbie McCool of 'Elwood and Debbie McClish of rAlexandria; six stepgrandchildren; two brothers, Michael Glick of Roanoke and Alfred D.

Glick of Fort Wayne; four sisters, Carolyn R. Hart of Fort Wayne, Phyllis Phillips of Huntington, Betty Davis of Lawrenceburg, Tenn. and Margaret Jones of Youngstown, Ohio. services win rje a.m. rnaay ai the Hollingsworth Memorial Chapel reported at 3:49 p.m.

Tuesday by Heiser Ford, 1500 N. St. The theft of a red 1 988 Mercury Cougar was reported at 1 1 :49 a.m. Tuesday by a resident of the 1400 block of South Street. The owner of the car said he started the car and went back inside his house.

He looked out and saw a white male looking inside the car. The white male then got inside the car and drove away. The car thief is described as about 18 years, black wavy hair and wearing a black leather jacket. ELWOOD ORE DEPARTMENT Al Bannister. 52, Rt.

3, Elwood, was transported to Mercy Hospital at 5:12 p.m. Tuesday. FRANKTON POLICE Curtis R. Gentry. 20, Frankton, was arrested at 11:25 p.m.

Dec. 12 for illegal possession of alcohol, driving left of center and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Daniel J. Baker. 28, Rt.

4, Box 285, in Columbia City with Richard Kuckuck officiating. Burial will follow at Jefferson Chapel Cemetery in Whitley County. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday.

Memorials may be made to the Glick children. RALPH HARTSOCK Ralph Raymond Hartsock, 74, of 412 N. 12th died today at his home. He was born July 17, 1917 in Elwood, the son of Ralph Records Hartsock and Carrie Bell Pine Hartsock. He married Ruth McMinn on September 1 7, 1 939.

She survives. He retired from Delco Remy in 1980, was a member of the Main Street Wesleyan Church and belonged to the National Guard for 14 years. Other survivors include four sons, Kenneth Hartsock of Carmel, Robert Hartsock of Guam, William Hartsock of Elwood and Thomas Hartsock; three daughters, Rebecca Alvey and Patricia Paschall, both of Elwood, and Nancy Alvey of Atlanta; two brothers, Walter Hartsock of Pendleton and Robert Hartsock of Indianapolis; three sisters, Bessie Cox of Indianapolis, Doris Fisher and Malinda Earl, both of Battle Creek, 18 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Copher and Fester Funeral.

Home with Rev. Ronald Becker officiating. Burial Will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 1 to 9 p.m. Friday.

MICHAEL S. RIGDON Michael S. Rigdon, 18, of 210 Woodworth, Frankton, died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis of injuries sustained in a one-vehicle accident Saturday night south of Anderson. He was born November 13, 1973 in Anderson and attended Pendleton Patricia A. Richardson, Elwood Charlotte A.

Townley, Cicero Zachary T. Werkley, Cicero Notices SANTA AT SKATING RINK Santa will making an appearance at Stardust Roller Rink Friday from 7 to 1 1 p.m. Prizes will be given. The rink is located at 948 N. 19th St.

For additional information, call 552-51 11. Aluminum carw are wrxtfi money. pays to keep America dean. tins Give A Hoot. iatSJ Don't Pollute.

5 ir To the Editor: The 22 veterans' children from Knightstown Home were thrilled at the party held for them here in Elwood last Saturday. They gave away big hugs and thank yous before they returned. We say a big THANK YOU to all who helped in any way. Again, we made no personal solicitations, but had a great response on a voluntary basis. The people in Elwood are WONDERFUL! All gifts were purchased in Elwood.

The following helped with cash donations, merchandise, hard work andor food: Don and Nancy Caldwell, Vicki Linder, Mr. Mrs. Anonymous, Mary Linegar, Ron and Elaine Klein, Bill Fuzzell, Jerry Lipginski, Venice Cor-bett, HR and Mary Miller, Mary Belle Fisher, Earl and Lois Darling, Jean and Dorothy Cloud, Bud and Lillian Towner, Harold and Evelyn Gerard, John and Janice Hood, Elsie Brown, Bob Johns, John Rose. Collier, Ted and Alma Idlewine. Also, Just Wright Shirts and Sports, Prestige Art Glass, Jim and Beth Cole, Mosers, Hooks Drugs, Closeouts, Jeanette Fortson, Roger and Carol Ashby, Lois Norris, mary Huntzinger, Rayna Harris, Joyce Chambers, Verna Jackson, Carolyn Bulla and Bill Priest.

The Moose Lodge was most cooperative in every way and their facilities were ideal for such an occasion. The children were given $560 worth of quarters to enjoy the delights of the pool table, juke box and toy-grab machine. Jerry Lipginski, one of our own members, again made a fine Mr. Ho-Ho-Ho, and he doesn't need to dress up to play the part. Again, THANKS from all the kids that all of YOU made so happy and also from us! The American Legion Elwood Post 53 Attention: Elwood Call-Leader: This is an example of tax dollar waste we are uncovering.

We are needing help from the people in the bj.s; Elwood area. Any assistance you can give us in print would be greatly appreciated. Judge Pancol: In reference to our telephone conversation about your orthopedic chair, Friday, November 15th, you made the comment that judge's chairs usually cost the taxpayers $1 000, so therefore you saved about $200.00. I would suggest, Judge Pancol, that you have your purchasing agent shop a little better the next time a judge's chair is needed. I refer you to Miller Huggins 1992 Office Products Catalog, page 21, lower right corner.

I quote, "Executive High Back Swivel Tilt Judges Chair $616.00, with 2 color choices. Sincerely, Mrs. Ronald Rehm The chair ordered by Judge Pancol was $820. He supposedly has a bad back. This is not the taxpayers' place to pay for a special chair.

Madison Co. P.A.T.H. Taxpayer Association Dear Editor: When I sat down to first write this letter I was mad and angry and wanted to really write how bad it was to have our Christmas outside lights stolen from in front of our home. How my two small grandchildren would be disappointed to have the lights not twinkling. But as I sat and cried, I stopped and thought, "NO! I won't let you dishearten our home.

This our Lord's birthday and I will forgive and remember that Christmas love is within all of us." I do hope you who seek to destroy and steal will someday learn to know this too. Merry Christmas to all our neighbors throughout our town Glenda Kelley and family M. Germany has graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. She was a basic training honor graduate. During the six weeks of training, the airman studied Air Force mission, organization and customs, and received special training in human relations.

Airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree through the Community Colege of the Air Force. The airman is the daughter of Cynthia L. DeVaney of Frankton, and Bruce S. Germany of Las Vegas. She is a 1989 graduate of Charles M.

Milby Higlv School in Houston, Texas. TRIM FOR THE HOLIDAYS We Carry: "Pines "Holly "Wreaths Centerpieces "Poinsettias Grave Blankets Beautiful Seasonal Decoration B(dir's Flowers gifts 552-3523 East Main Street Elwood Sat. 9-1 si CftvB1 I .1 four sons, Ronnie Sullivan, Bobby Sullivan of Tipton, Donnie Sullivan of Rogersville, and Lonnie Joe Sullivan of Allons, Texas; one stepdaughter, Joyce Green of Tipton; one brother, Jack Sullivan of Kokomo; five sisters, Chatt Sullivan, Lorene Nsal, Ruby Neal and Kathryn Heard of Tipton and Loree Clark of Livingston; 13 grandchildren; and three great -grandchiklron. He was preceded in death by two sons, Billy Sullivan and Sonny Sullivan; a stepdaughter, Julia Ester Green; a brother, Robert Sullivan; and an infant brother. Services will be at 2 p.m.

today at the Speck Funeral Home Chapel in Livingston with Edward Anderson and Marlon Winningham officiating. Burial will be in the Overton County Memorial Gardens. Graveside Masonic services are planned. Services will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Wilson St.

Pierre Bright Chapel in Pendleton with Rev. Stephen Merritt. Burial will follow at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home for two hours prior to services. LESLIE MAY Leslie May, 92, of Cocoa Beach, died Tuesday.

He was born in Alexandria and moved to Florida in 1950. He was an attorney. Surviving are a stepson, Bill Berry of Cocoa Beach and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Arrangements were handled by the Steverson Funeral Home in Tavares, Fla. PALMER HASTY Palmer G.

Hasty, 76, Fort Pierce, died Sunday at his residence. He was born July 6, 1915 in Grant County and retired from farming in 1963. He owned Hasty Implement, Standard Service Station, Hasty Mobile Home Park and Outpost Restaurant, all in Fairmount, and North Webste Marina. He retired in 1973 and moved to Florida in 1977. Survivors include his wife, Lora Hasty; two sons, Van Hasty and Arlen Hasty, both of Fairmount; a brother, Thomas W.

Hasty of Fairmount; nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Services will be 7 p.m. Thursday at Hunt Funeral Home in Fairmount with Xen Harvey officiating. Burial will be in Park Cemetery in Fairmount. Friends may call at the funeral home for one hour prior to services.

Memorials may be made to the Little Ridge Friends Church. MICHIGAN Dally Lottery: 6-0-8. Dally-4: 6-7-2-1. The Keno numbers were: 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, 1 3, 1 4, 27, 35, 43, 44, 51 53, 55, 56, 58, 60, 66, 67, 78, 79, 80. The LOTTO 47 Jackpot Is worth $8 million.

OHIO Pick 3 Numbers: 8-4-0. Pick 4 Numbers: 2-8-4-5. Cards: 2 (two) of Hearts; 3 (three) of Clubs; 8 (eight) of Diamonds; 3 (three) of Spades. The SUPER LOTTO Jackpot is $4 million. Florida numbers were not available from the Associated Press.

Heights High School. His father, Hubert E. Rigdon died in 1977. Surviving is his mother, Juanita Small Rigdon of Frankton. Other survivors include: two brothers, Hubert E.

(Bud) Rigdon III of Anderson and William D. Rigdon of Frankton; two sisters, Vickie Hedges and Elizabeth Buck both of Frankton; grandparents, Lillian Rigdon of Anderson and Abraham (Bud) and Lois Small of Anderson; several aunts, uncles and cousins. LUCILLE MULLIN ARCADIA, Ind. Lucille I. Mullin, 70, formerly of Arcadia, died Monday at United Methodist Memorial Home in Warren.

Born Feb. 21 1 921 near Arcadia, she was the daughter of John L. and Lulu Mae Hays Mundell. She was a. graduate of Arcadia High School Class of 1939.

She first had worked for Bell Telephone Co. in Lafayette and for U.S. Fidelity and Guarantee Co. in Indianapolis for 20 years before retiring. She was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church in Arcadia, the Salhoma Extension Homemak-ers Club, and the Tipton Christian Sisterhood and Brotherhood and the Boxley Christian Sisterhood and Brotherhood.

Surviving are one daughter, -Janice Fulton of Anderson; one brother, John C. Mundell of Long-wood, two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a. m. Thursday at the Trinity United Methodist Church in Arcadia with the Rev.

David Low officiating, assisted by the Rev. John Keefe. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery near Arcadia. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. today at the Hartley Funeral Home, 120 E.

Main Arcadia. Memorial contributions may be made to the Trinity United Methodist Church in Arcadia. JOE T. SULLIVAN Joe T. Sullivan, 67, Mountain Street, Livingston, died Monday at Livingston Regional Hospital.

Born Sept. 1 2, 1 924, in Clay County, he was the son of Thomas and Lampie Brown Sullivan. He retired from Steel Parts in Tipton, where he was employed as a factory worker for more than 30 years. He was a member of the Church of Christ and the Windfall Masonic Lodge. Surviving are a friend and companion Marie Ferrell of Livingston; LOTTERY ROUNDUP Here are the winning numbers picked Tuesday In the lotteries of selected states.

INDIANA Dally Three: 9-1-8. Dally Four: 8-2-4-5. Estimated LOTTO CASH Jackpot: $1 million. Tonight's LOTTO AMERICA jackpot: $4 million. ILLINOIS Dally Game: 0-3-5.

Pick Four: 2-1-6-3. Estimated LOTTO Jackpot: $2 million. KENTUCKY Pick 3: 3-2-7. Cash Five: 6-14-17-26-32. Estimated KENTUCKY LOTTO Jackpot: $16 million.

I Hospital notes Service Personnel La land McLaughlin has been promoted to the rank of technical sergeant in the U.S. Air Force under the Stripes for Exceptional Performers (STEP) program. The STEP program allows commanders of major commands to promote ahead of their peers a limited number of enlisted personnel who perform outstandingly under unique conditions. McLaughlin is a meteorological and navigation systems technician at Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi, Miss. He is the son of William E.

and Ella F. McLaughlin of Orestes. The sergeant graduated in 1976 from Alexandria Monroe High School, and received an associate degree in 1991 from Jefferson Davis Junior College. Airman 1st Class Amber-Dawn aiXi tfslMTs mi0i-iiEiiQ3isaii TUESDAY ADMISSIONS Ethel Dyer, Alexandria. Afvin Bannister, Elwood.

Alfred Gardner, Elwood. DISMISSALS Kyra St.Germaine, Elwood. Clifford Burk, Elwood. TIPTON COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MONDAY ADMISSIONS Teresa R. Bray, Tipton Emily Lynn Head, Tipton Linda Jarvis, Sharpsville James Mickle, Windfall Judy M.

Swanson, Kempton RIVERV1EW HOSPITAL NOBLESVILLE FRIDAY DISMISSALS Olive E. Duvall, Arcadia Mabel L. Hamilton, Cicero USPS 174-640 Published Dally except "Sundays and holidays. Mall subscriptions $85 per year In-county; $105 per year out-of-county; no mall service within Elwood city limits Delivered by newspaper carrier, $6.00 per month, $64.80 per year. Delivered by motor route, $7.00 per month or $75.60 per year.

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