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PAGE 2 The Call-Leader, Wednesday, July 27, 1994 WednesIS), mw Champion Steel Vault $76.00 Obituaries OVER 50 By Bernard J. Schuck Typewriters misspel words. You. have the spelling correctly In your mind but somehow the typewriter insists In spelling It wrong. Ray Striker reminded us of this in a note in which he was predicting a special upcoming date in Elwood'a history.

Etwood's sesquicentenniaJ year wl be 2002 he wrote, but the typewriter kept mispeHng It He blamed I on the carriage slide. Said it needed oM. In looking back Instead of forward we have this totter from another one of our faithful readers and writers. It has to do with inflation. How the cost of things have gone up.

This had to do with hospital and funeral expenses. This was dated April 30. 1936. It was the Robert Jackley Funeral Home. It follows: Casket and Services complete bilitation Center.

He was a former resident of Noblesville. Bom July 4, 1923, in Noblesville, he was the son of William and Gayle Moore Bowers Hosier. He was a graduate of Walnut Grove High School. He was a retired farmer. He also worked for McKnight International Sales, Elwood; GuK OH Frankton; and Farm Bureau Coop, Arcadia.

He was a member of Aroma Methodist Church, Cicero Lions Club and Noblesville Efcs Club. Surviving are two daughters, Christine Law of Tipton and Cathy J. Palmer of Muncie; one sister, Velma Hazelbaker ef Lapel; and two grandchildren. Services wil be at 10 a.m. Friday at the Hartley Funeral Homes, Cicero Chapel.

Burial wil be in Neese Cemetery near Perkinsville. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. She is survived by her parents, Larry K. and Margaret (Prieshoff) Hudson; grandparents, tony ana Joanne Prieshoff of Elwood; two sisters, Kelly McClain of Indianapolis and Terri EdgeU of Elwood; two nieces and two nephews.

Funeral services wil be at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph Church. Burial will be at St. Joseph Cemetery.

Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m. Friday at Copher Fesler Funeral Home. Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Friday. Memorial contributions may be made to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

SERVICES Funeral services for William W. Mullins, 87, 1 806 S. Plaza Drive, Apt 31, will be at 11 a.m. Thursday 'at Dunnichay Funeral Home with the Revs. Earl and Caroline Christopher officiating.

Burial will be at Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. Mass of Christian Burial for Elizabeth Lorson, 90, of Alexandria, will be at 10 am. Thursday at St.

Mary's Catholic Church in Alexandria with the Rev. Philip S. HasNnger officiating. Burial will be at I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Alexandria.

Friends may caK from 2 to 8 p.m. today at Noflze Funeral Home in Alexandria. A vigil service will be tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home. Funeral senices for Donald F.

Lord, 90, Tipton, will be at 1 1 a.m. Thursday at Young-Nichols Funeral Home with the Rev. Richard HuH officiating. Burial will be at Tipton Fair-view Cemetery, i Friends may can from 3 to 8 p.m. Slippers and Hose $4.00 Blanket $6.00 Total $264.00 (We omtted a couple of small items) MCUKHiy ui viiuiv mw iv ser vices, including extra help, was $318.16.

How does that compare with the cost of a burial today? Now we have listed a few Hems as billed by Mercy Hospital back in that same year: Room and Care for 15 days $75.00 X-Ray $15.00 Amytal tablets $0.90 The total cost listing a few other drugs came to $59 for a total of $94.60. Dr. W. H. Hoppenrath's bill was $3.00.

Back then a person could get sick and even afford to die without insurance or health care. But that was back in 1936! from pad English and probably understands more than he speaks. One activity that helped this summer Is attending preschool in Elwood, where he gets to interact with children his own age, speak English and learn to play. Ernso goes to preschool in Elwood because his adoptive mother drives a bus for Etwood's summer school. Susie and Mark Brown have been to Haiti on missionary trips so they have picked up some of the Creole language.

They can communicate with their son In his native language as well as his new language. Friends who recently picnicked with the Browns were asked to interpret what Ernso was saying as he played. Susie said It tore at her heart to hear him talk about how his mother had Just dropped down on the side of the road and died. Brown looks forward to when Ernso can speak more fluent English and share all his feelings with his newfound family. brothers.

Fred and Walter Horton, and a sister, Dorthy Moffett. Funeral services will be Friday at 1 030 a.m. at Copher Fesler Funeral Home with the Rev. Duane StkJ-ham officiating. Burial will be at Elwood City Cemetery.

Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Memorial Contributions can be made to First United Methodist Church in Elwood. JULIAN SMILEY Julian Smiley, 82, Anderson, died Tuesday at his residence following an extended illness. He was bom Feb.

25, 1912in Toulon, III. and resided in Anderson most of his life. He retired from Guide Lamp where he was a die setter for 35 years. He was a member of UAW Local 663. He was a veteran of the U.S.

Army and served in World War II. Survivors include his wife, Vera Smiley of Anderson, whom ha married Nov. 22, 1961; two daughters, Julian Part on of Chesterfield and Connie Shellabarger of Daleville; two sons, Dana Smiley of Elwood and Mike Massey of Anderson; a brother, John E. Smiley of Ft Atkinson, a sister, Elenore Weakley of Onarga, 17 grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Linda Faulkenburg in 1989.

Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Brown-Butz-Diedring Funeral Home in Anderson with the Rev. Ron Mabrey officiating. Burial wiU be at East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may caK from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m.

today at the funeral home. WILLIAM F. HOSIER William F. Hosier, 71, Cicero, died Tuesday at Tipton Nursing Reha I ELLIS HORTON EMs Horton, 83, 904 S. 16th died Tuesday at St.

Vincent Mercy Hospital after an extended illness. Ha was born Sept. 14, 1905 in Monrovia, Ind. to Dr. Frank and Julia (Hadley) Horton.

Ha taught school for 41 years in Henry, Delaware and Madison Counties. Twenty-one of those years were spent teaching in the Elwood school system. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church. He has had both prose and poetry published and has travelled extensively. He graduated from Ball State University with a MS degree and from Indiana University with a MA degree.

He is survived by his wife, Maxine Ellison; two children, Diana Brown of Elwood and Devonne Horton of ver, two brothers, Wendell Horton of Canoga Park, Calif, and Wynn Horton of Hemet, a sister, Ruth Warrick of Morro Bay, Calif. and a grandson. He was preceded in death by two $175.00 Family oon(inid "the States," and that people in higher classes wear clothes, something he didn't have. What he knew was how to select the best fruit and how to wash clothes by hand. Ernso finds wearing shoes and clothing a great delight.

He loves trips to Wal-Mart and to dry his hands with the air-blowers in the restroom. He plays with puzzles, a rotary dial toy phone and pretends to take visitors' pictures with a point-and-shoot camera. Mother Susie Brown says Ernso is adjusting weU to life in Tipton. He loves such dishes as beans and rice and spaghetti and has learned to say he, is hungry as he passes local fast food restaurants. Surprisingly, Ernso does not like candy, something he rarely had.

He likes puppets more than cartoons and is learning to like television. When Ernso saw himself in a picture, he was in awe to see his own image. j. Ernso speaks Creole, a combination of French and his native tribal language. He has picked up some Defector ference that the rule of North Korea's apparent new leader, Kim Jong II, would not last long unless he solves hispuntry's economic woes.

Many "recent defectors, have about, acute food, fuel shortages and the harsh political situation in the North. South Korean intelligence offi- contlnuad Police report from page ELWOOD POLICE Arrests Marc Aaron Slayton, 36, Rt 1 was arrested at 1 p.m. Tuesday and charged with invasion of privacy and resisting law enforcement, i Brian Man Henson, 27, Anderson, tested anma.rn.thW morning; on a tresspass charge. MADISON COUNTY POLICE Accident Injures three near Alexandria An accident near Alexandria Tuesday night Injured three teenagers, one critically. Justin G.

Martin, 17, of Alexandria was lifelined to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis from Community Hospital in Anderson suffering from massive head injuries. According to sheriff's department reports, Martin was travelling west on 1 1 SON west of 400E shortly before 9 p.m. when his vehided struck a vehicle which was parked on the north side of the. road with its lights out Lottery roundup APRIL DENISE HUDSON April Denise Hudson, 20, 1518 N. died at her home Tuesday after a life-long illness.

She was bom May 5, 1974 in Elwood. She was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church and a 1992 graduate of Elwood Community High School. of a human foot inside a man's hking boot Lake County Coroner Thomas Philpot, who is also a podiatrist said the toot was badly decomposed and looked like it had been in the water for more than a month. "(Today) we have an anthropologist coming in and he should be able to determine how long the foot has been in the water, the age of the person and whether (the foot) belonged to a man or a woman," Philpot said.

The boot was found Monday afternoon by youths, fishing in the area. Searches Monday and Tuesday failed to turn up the rest of the body. "There are a thousand speculations as to what happened to the body," said Highland police Lt. Paul Gard, "but my guess is that it was trapped in some debris along the er bed and eventually the decomposed foot was pulled away from the body by the current." CONSTRUCTION WORKER KILLED SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) Acon-struction worker was killed after she apparently fell in the path of a dump truck filled with 19 tons of gravel, authorities said.

Investigators believe the death of Maroi Nice, 36, of Wakerton was an accident She was pronounced dead at the scene Monday with severe head injuries. The driver of the dump truck did not see Nice in any of his mirrors as he drove his truck through Lowe Lumber police said. Estates Households Farms Business Liquidations Claudean Webb-Auctioneer Clean Consignments Wanted Auction Every Tuesday at 6 pm PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE! 1-800-404-5777 2228 Columbus Ave. Anderson tonight at the funeral home. The Tipton Moose Lodge win conduct a memorial service at 7 p.m.

tonight. 'The problem we have is there were no witnesses," said Capt. William Schwartz. 'The ground was soft; in fact, that's why they were unloading gravel to harden the area. She may have tripped, fallen, she may not have heard the truck." Nice had worked for Reith-Riley Construction Co.

Inc. for six years. WIFE ABDUCTOR HOSPITALIZED PLYMOUTH. Ind. (AP) A man accused of abducting his ex -wife was in serious condition in a Nashville, hospital after attempting suicide when she escaped, authorities said.

Jerry Cochran, 33, is accused of kidnapping Michelle Fox last week and holding her until she escaped Sunday. Fox said she escaped from a Nashville motel and drove to Plymouth while Cochran slept after a drinking binge. Cochran called Fox's parents when he realized she had escaped and said he was going to kill himself, authorities said. Cochran was semiconscious after swallowing a bottle of unidentified pills, said spokesman Don Aaron of the Nashville Police Department. He was taken to Metropolitan General Hospital in Nashville.

Cochran faces federal kidnapping charges, and Aaron said Cochran would be taken into federal custody upon his release from the hospital. Cochran then could be returned to Indiana within days, said Marshall County Prosecutor Fred Jones. DOB DIP SATURDAY JOLT I JLH-MORJ dSP( While the old collar is off trade it in for 12 OFF on a new one! (expire! 8-13-94) MEAT I BONE MEAL BASED COMPLETE NUTRmON TASTE DOGS LOVE WML Hospital notes cials today said Kang defected in May through a third country and provided a rare insight into the thinking of North Korea's leadership, They believe he. is the premier's son-in-law, as he claims, but indicated they could not immediately provide proof. 41.

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Second Class Postage paid at Elwood, Indiana. Postmaster: Send address changes to The Call-Lador, P.O. box 85, trwood, Indiana 46036. Martin's vehicle left the roadway and turned over, ejecting him. Ranee Ser, 17, of Alexandria, a passenger in Martin's vehicle was transported to Community Hospital where she was treated and released for an ankle injury.

Matthew 0. Simpson, 17, of Alexandria was sitting in the parked vehicle, He was transported to Community Hospital where he was treated and released. County arrests Monica Lynn Montgomery, 29, of Alexandria was arrested Tuesday for probation violation out of Anderson City Court. Dennis Downey, 19, Rt 3, was arrested Tuesday on an Edgewood Court warrant for domestic battery. SEVERED FOOT FOUND HIGHLAND.

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