Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 4

A 4 Journal and Courier Lafayette Ind Tues Oct 31 1978 Eager students Deaths in city area funeral Notices Vandals wreak havoc Tricks begin early its Lafayette Chapel West Lafayette LARRY HARRIS SR Daily news of record $6300 $200 75 Police calls Court report 339 423 5511 1700 17th St Marriage license Just another ad ire runs SHOP 742 2460 423 5515 423 5511 James Blanding Jr 43 1021 21st St and Linda Hotler 26 Rt 1 Kentland alse alarm 7:26 pm Monday LD to Ind 25 alse alarm 8:09 pm Monday LD to Tippecanoe County Court House Candle burning in window 8:22 pm Monday LD to front of Green Giant Co 2620 Concord Rd Standby waiting for Public Service Indiana to repair overloaded transformer 9:31 pm Monday LD to Ind 25 and County Road 200 Car fire 11:15 pm Monday LD to 700 block erry St Trash fire 5:56 a Tuesday LD to Hillcrest Nursing Home 1123 South St Alarm malfunction I yr $8600 OXORD Mrs Mari Beth Collett Johnson 24 an employee of Ayr Way at Lafayette died at 3:15 pm Monday in St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette following injuries suffered in an auto accident riday night Accord ing to police Mrs Johnson was driving on US 52 when her car went out of control at the US 231 intersection This was the 16th fatality in Tippecanoe County this year as compared to 17 at this time last year Born at Anderson she was a 1972 graduate of Anderson High School and attended Purdue University Mrs Johnson attended Otterbein United Methodist Church She was married at Anderson Aug 19 1978 to Dennis Johnson who survives Also surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs John Collett of Anderson and a sister Teresa Collett also of Anderson strike Wabash 22 paraprofessional staff members were organized this spring by Local 25 The Center at 2000 Greenbush St serves about 40 children and 90 adults with education programs and a sheltered workshop It also has 11 professional staff mebmers as well as a cleri cal staff Local 25 is seeking a two year contract with the center which is funded by the United Way as well as by local state and federal government agencies Last week James Tilton director of the center said it would remain open in the event of a strike Wood car was painted with black and blue spray paint The Daniels car was sprayed with black paint John Kinney 1849 34 Sho shone Dr told police some one poured sugar in the gas oline tank of his car causing $175 damage And Lynn Young 501 Meadowlark Lane told police someone put sand in the gasoline tank of her car Three persons told La fayette police their car win dows were shot out by BB guns Dorothy Timm 520 6th St said someone shot the door glass out of her car i wk $275 I or Information Phone 742 1131 West Chapel Phone 463 21 1 1 Personal Courteous 6 12 CLASSIIED Saturday: 8 a noon Sparks from a campfire in Westwood Subdivision ignited a woods fire that blazed for 2l2 hours Monday afternoon Leaves and ground cover were burned in a three acre area near Ind 26 but no serious damage was done to trees according to Wabash Township Volun teer ire Department Chief Jim Glenna Glenna said the fire could have been a lot worse all the leaves out there another five miles per hour on the wind could have swept the fire through the Glenna said youngsters often make campfires at the site of fire just north of the eastern end of the subdivision hope parents begin to watch their children more carefully in the he said think they realize the potential of what can happen out should be sitting their children down and explaining to them what can happen if they build firrs or play with the chief said Twenty three Wabash Township volunteer fire men battled fire which began just after 4 pm while it was parked in the General Telephone Co parking lot on Main St Mi chael Stadlemaier 3911 Morehouse Rd told police someone took five shots at the windshield of his rooma car while it was parked at 2920 Comanche Trail causing $100 damage And Janice Bayleff 1138 State SC reported her car door mass was shot out Kris Netzel 717 South St saidjsomeone in a gold Buick thrmv an egg at him and a roex at the windshield of his car shattering the glass and causing $150 damage police reported Leonard McDaniel OXORD Leonard McDaniel 67 died this morning in Edgewoodview Nursing Home No further information was available at press time uneral Arrangements or No new negotiating ses sions are scheduled between Local 25 of the Retail Clerks Union and the Wabash Center board of directors before an 8 am Wednesday strike deadline However unclear if negotiatiors reached a ten tative agreement in a Mon day afternoon session with a federal mediator John McDonald presi dent of the Wabash Center board of directors declined to comment this morning about the status of negotia tions Russell Teeter presi dent of Local 25 could not be reached for comment As required by state law Local 25 gave Wabash Center 10 days notice of WTIME! 0UR i wYOU Come See McKinneys lowers Phone (742 41896 Scott Goff HILLSBORO Scott 16 of Rt 1 Hillsboro died at 9:10 pm Sunday in Indiana University Medical Center Indianapolis after a lengthy illness Bom at Hialeah la he had lived most of his life in the Hillsboro area He was a junior at ountain Central High School where he was an honor student and an outstanding athlete in track and baseball One of his special interests was assisting special education and handicapped students in swimming and other sports Surviving are the father and stepmother Kennard and Charlene Goff of Rt 1 the mother and stepfather Bonnie and Robert Schubert of Indianapolis one brother Kent Goff of Indianapolis two stepbrothers James and Ti mothy Rogers and one stepsister Tamara Rogers all of Hillsboro MRE RONALD (ORD) REEMAN HARRIS Larry Sr riends may call from 5 8 pm today at Soller Baker West Lafayette neral Home Private interment ser vice 10:30 am Wednesday Tlppe canoe Memory Gardens Chapel Also surviving are 10 grandchil dren Available At HIPPENSTEEL A member of our staff is in attendance on all calls and at all times 24 hours a day 7 days a week! Lafayette City Court Oct 30 Judge Raymond Gollmltzer presiding Ted Cole 21 2658 Medlex Ct paid $73 re ceived 30 day suspended sentence and placed under 180 day probation on charges of disobeying red light and driving without an license Rebecca Ann Olds 230 Woodland Terrace WL paid $78 received 1 0 day suspended sentence and placed under 180 day probation on charge of check deception for passing bad $2701 check on July 13 at Ayr Way 31 1 Sagamore Parkway 12:22 pm Monday Wabash Township Volunteer ire Department to 2750 River Rd House fire estimated damage to wall $1 50 Caused by gas ignited by pilot light 1:09 Monday Lafayette ire Department to Public Service Indiana Substation Greenbush St cutting torch set transformer on fire 4:03 Monday LD to 631 erry St Wash gas 4:17 Monday WTVD to woods near Wes twood Subdivision Ground cover on three to four acres of woods burned No damage to trees Caused by sparks from campfire 6:09 Monday LD to 4th and Romig streets 9th and Salem Dial 742 7302 I MENLO and RICHARD PRIDEMORE Directors What we say in our advertising mean a thing unless we back it up with what we do for families The proof of our dependability has to be in the way we serve 11:28 a Monday Lafayette Police Department Charles Eades 1417 16th St reported break in at his home Saturday by using key to door Missing is furniture and other belongings worth more than $600 2:46 pm Monday LPD John Kinney 1849 34 Shoshone Dr reported sugar poured in his gas tank causing $175 damage 3:16 pm Monday LPD Myron Morehouse Quality Motors 1210 Main St reported theft of a 1962 Chevrolet Yi ton white and red pickup truck worth $250 4:16 pm Monday LPD William Herdman 1205 16th St reported break in at his home by forcing wood panel on door Missing $120 cash TV worth $80 gold" watch worth $125 and camera worth $40 4:30 pm Monday LPD David Pyle 609 5th St reported theft of bicycle worth $200 while unlocked at his home 8:17 pm Monday LPD Larry Jenkins 1610 16th St reported someone threw what appeared to he rocks at his bus causing $400 damage 8:20 pm Monday LPD Sherry Coomer 16 2220 Kopf Ln WL injured when car she was a passenger in driven by William McClellan 18 Otterbein went out of control and struck a guy wire and a utility pole on drive to Rostone Corp at Concord Rd Coomer suffered pain in left hand head and back Damage to pole and car $800 Power shut off to Green Giant Co and Rea Magnet Wire 8:30 pm Monday LPD Michael Stadlemaier 391 1 Morehouse Rd reported while he was at 2920 Com manche Dr someone took five shots at his room mate's car causing $100 damage 9:03 pm Monday Janice Bayleff 1138 State St reported glass in car door shot out with BB gun causing $50 damage 9:19 pm Monday LPD Lynn Young 501 Meadow lark Ln reported someone put sand in his car 9:44 pm Monday LPD Kris Netzel 717 South St reported someone in a gold Buick threw an egg at him and a rock at the windshield of his car causing $1 50 damage 9:50 pm Monday West Lafayette Police Depart ment James A Wilson 126 6th St reported vandalism to his car while parked in city parking lot on State St Damage $200 10:30 pm Monday WLPD David Broadhead 1115 Windsor Dr reported vandalism to his car while parked at home Damage $100 11:24 pm Monday LPD James Wood 410 9th Sts and Vida Daniels 916 11th St reported paint sprayed on their cars while parked at Tippecanoe Junior High School 12:14 am today LPD Dorothy Timm 520 6th St reported someone shot out glass in car door while parked at General Telephone parking lot 2:30 a today LPD A 17 year old juvenile arrest ed and accused of trying to pry open a coin changer at Buckles Laundromat 31st and South streets Campfire ignites three acre woods Mrs Ronald reeman Miss Roberta Stillman Mrs Betty Jane ord reeman 54 died at 11:18 pm GOODLAND Miss Roberta Stillman 75 of Goodland Monday shortly after being admitted to St Elizabeth died Monday night in George Ade Memorial Hospital at Hospital She had been in ill health one and one half years Brook She had been ill two months A native and life resident ot Lafayette she resided at 708 Cincinnati St She worked for many years as a domestic for several local families In 1972 she was married to Ronald reeman who survives Also surviving are one daughter Mrs Rita Maxson of Monticello her mother Mrs Marie ord of Lafayette one sister Mrs James (Charlene) Eberle of Lafayette and two brothers Gordon ord of West De Pere Wis and James ord of Eustis la KUHNS Mrs Maud riends may call from 4 8 pm today at Brown urneral Home Rossville Services there at 2 pm Wednes day the Rev Thomas Thomas offi ciating Entombment Green Lawn Mausoleum rankfort Also surviv ing are several nieces and neph ews McDANIEL Leonard Ar rangements pending Konzelman uneral Home Oxford or infor mation call 385 21 19 STILLMAN Miss Roberta riends may call at Crane uneral Home Goodland from 3 5 pm and 7 9 pm (CST) Wednesday Service at 1 pm (CST) Thursday in Crane Chapel the Rev Oakley Masten officiating Interment Goodland Cemetery One brother and a sister preceded in death Hershel Johnson RANKORT Hershel Johnson 68 a died at 3: 15 am today in his home at Rt 1 He had been ill one year Born in Clinton County he was a life resident of the area He was a well driller and formerly worked for the Nickel Plate Railroad In 1942 he was married to Dorothy Gillis who survives There are no othen immediate survivors Herman Blume WOLCOTT Herman Blume 88 a retired service station operator died at 11 prh Monday in his home at 301 Johnson St He had been ill four and one half months Bom at orrest Ill he came to Wolcott in 1902 Mr Blume was a veteran of World WarI He operated a garage and service station here for many years before his re tirement He was a member of Reynolds Christian Church and American Legion Post 294 His marriage was to Minnie Cooper who died in 1970 Surviving are four daughters Mrs Marguerite oulks of Wolcott Mrs Vera Bollier of Kirlin Mrs Thelma Hunter of Harrison Mich and Mrs Ruby Mollstead of Chicago and a sister Mrs Lydia ranks of Escondido Calif AN Your Rental Claims On Cnnvatascnnt Items Including: Medicare Medicaid Blue Shield and Others WELLS YEAGER BEST 1 20 THIRD ST A MAR JEAN VILLAGE A native and life residentof Goodland Miss Stillman was last employed at the YWCA at Lafayette Prior to that she worked at Purdue University and Crown Laundry She was a member of Gobdland Baptist Church Surviving are a brother Clarence Stillman of South Bend and one sister Mrs Herbert (Louise) Lee of Ozona la 9th and Salem Dial 742 7302 NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS Saturday: 6 8 am 8 noon Sunday holidays: 7:30 am 12 423 5515 SPORTS NEWS riday Saturday nights: 6 12 423 5518 Halloween ing to police reports The uons got on to an early start Monday with a festi val'of vandalism in La fayette and West Lafayette Police received more than 10 reports of vandalism ranging from cars getting an unauthorized coat of paint to car windows being smashed by rocks to filling gasoline tanks with sugar and sand James Wood 410 9th St and Vida Daniels 916 Uth St walked out to their cars in the parking lot of Tippecanoe Junior High school at 11:30 pm and found them painted accord DR DAVID KAUMAN md is pleased to announce the opening of his practice for INTERMAL MEDICINE 2424 erry St Phone 447 112JI Journal and Courier TELEPHONES ALL DEPARTMENTS: Monday through riday 8 am 5 pm 423 5511 CIRCULATION: Monday through riday pm 423 5515 Mari Beth Johnson dies accident victim Births HOME HOSPITAL Oct 30 Clifford and Cheryl Soucy Alberta Canada a sori Steven and Elizabeth Hewitt 1011 12th St a son Kenneth and Nancy Eldridge 802 Sunrise Ave a son Hard! and Nancy Hale 44 Royal Oaks Mobile Home Ct a son Eldon and Delores Anderson 915 12th St a son ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL Oct 30 Kenneth and Karen Brooks Otterbein a daughter Walter and Marilyn Gray 2009 County Road 925 WL a daughter Stanley and Susan Janda 209 7 Airport Rd WL a daughter Mr and Mrs John Catron of Murfreesboro Tenn a son Kirk born Oct 15 Maternal grand parents are'Mr and Mrs David Huff 3434 Union St and paternal grandparents are Les Catron and Mrs Ruth McClughen both of rankfort Marriage dissolutions Sally Brunger and Ronald Brunger Wife granted custody of three children Husband to pay $300 a month support Johnnie Queen and Merle Queen Wife granted custody of two children Kathie Clark and Michael Clark Wife granted custody of one child Husband to pay $15 a week support Mary Dawn Alexander and Michael Ray Alexander Wife granted custody of two children Margaret reeland and Delbert reeland Wife's maiden name Rene restored Sherry Lynn Stinebaugh and Barry James Stin ebaugh Wife's maiden name Haines restored Kimberly A Walls and David A Walls Wife's maid en name Hawk restored 4(0 $2300 Mail subscription payable in advance No mail subscription accepted where car rier delivery is maintained Rates by mail in all other state available on request Second class postage paid ot Lafayette In diana SERVICE INC dlUAKUUM SUPPLIES REEMAN Mrs Ronald riends may call from 5 9 pm Wednesday at Soller Baker Lafayette uneral Home Services 10:30 am Thurs day In Soller Baker Lafayette Chapel ather George Miller offi ciating Interment St Boniface Catholic Cemetery Also surviving are several nieces and nephews riends may best express their sympathy by contributing in me moriam to the Heart und GO Scott riends may call at Thomas uneral Home after 7 pm today and after 4 pm Wednesday Service at 10:30 am Thursday in Thomas Chapel the Rev Patrick Sheeley and the Rev Harrison Neal officiating Interment Waynetown Cemetery Also surviv ing are the paternal grandmother Mrs Ruby Goff of Russellville and maternal grandmother Mrs Dona Phillips of Wallace NC Mrs Mary Louise Cory Mrs Mary Louise Cory 62 a retired practical nurse died at 8 am Monday in her home at Rockville She had been in failing health several years: Bom in Parke County 'she lived at Lafayette before moving to Rockvilie several years ago Inl935 she was married to Ralph Cory He diedin 1975 Mrs Cory was a member of Sand Creek United Method ist Church and Order of Eastern Star Judson Chapter 382 Surviving are a daughter Mrs Kenneth (Alice) Hallp'fRockville three sons Wayne Allan and Warren Cory all of Lafayette her mother Mrs Nella Massey of Rockville three brothers Terry and Joe Massey both of Rockville and red Massey of Joliet Ill and one sister William Sheets of Rosedale Negotiators idle as strike looms Journal and Courier The Journal founded in 1829 The Courier founded in 1831 Merged Jan 2 1920 Published doilv and Sundav bv eder ated Publications Inc a subsidiary of the uannen uo inc from the offices ot the Journal and Courier 217 6th St Lafayette Indiana 47901 Telephone (317) 423 551 1 all departments Member of the Associated Press member of Audit Bureau of Circulations represented by Gannett I Newspaper Advertising Sales Home Delivery Doily only delivered by carrier $110 Daily only delivered by motor route $120 Sunday delivery by carrier and motor I route 40c Single copy daily Sunday 50c Mail subscription rates in Indiana and Iroquois County Illinois Doily and Sunday 6 mo 3 mo 1 mo $4675 $2450 $925 (6 Days) Daily Only $3400 $1800 $700 Sunday Only $1275 650 $225 go for Bucket Try to hold your tempers down Boilermaker fans Those low down seventh place Indiana University Hoosiers are already slandering our beloved first place Boilers All across Bloomington Hoosiers are saying win the Old Oaken Bucket got to steal J1 Hard as it may be to admit got a point Two Purdue students pleaded guilty Monday in Bloomington to a misdemeanor charge of trying to swipe the Bucket symbol of the Purdue Indiana rivalry Paul Nevill and Edward Gedeon both 21 year old Purdue seniors were accused of throwing a brick through the glass display case that has housed the bucket for the past two years in campus student union They allegedly broke the glass shortly before 3 pm Saturday right in the middle of an IU home football game But before they could make off with the Bucket three student union employees caught them in the act They found one of the students right beside the display case and caught the other one fleeing down a deadend corridor But these clearly were not dastardly villains At the scene of the alleged crime an envelope was attached to the brick Inside was a note apologizing for breaking the glass and $90 in cash to pay for new glass Student union officials received a note Monday in which the two Purdue students said their action was only a prank and they did not plan to harm the Bucket The note also said they had discussed ways of returning the bucket to IU One way discussed was hanging it on the door of (Purdue President) Arthur home Indiana University police said Nevill and Gedeon were not intoxicated at the time of the incident The pair pleaded guilty to criminal conversion and crim inal mischief charges and will be sentenced on Nov 10 They were released on $500 bond The bucket which reputedly dates from the Civil War has beep placed in a more secure spot until this battle on Nov 25 at Ross Ade Staidium IU officials refused to disclose the location of the Buck new home BLUME Herman riends may JOHNSON Mrs Dennis riends may call after 4 pm Wednesday at Konzelman uneral Home Oxford where Rosary service will be at 7:30 pm The body will be taken to Brown and Butts uneral Home Anderson where friends may call from 5 9 pm Thursday uneral there at 10 am riday 1 the Rev William Simpson officiating In terment Anderson Memorial Park Herehei riends may call from 4 9 pm Wednesday at Goodwin uneral Home rank fort uneral at 10:30 a Thurs day Goodwin Chapel Entomb ment Green Lawn Mausoleum call after 3 pm Wednesday at os ter uneral Home Wolcott uneral at 2 pm: Thursday oster Chapel the Rev Dean Tanner officiating Interment Meadow Lake Cemetery Also surviving are 18 grandchil dren 30 great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren CORY Mrs Mary Louise riends may call after 5 pm today at Butler uneral Home Rockville where OES service will be at 7:30 pm' uneral at 2 pm Wednesday Butler Chapel the Rev Albert Wil liams officiating Interment West Union Cemetery Also surviving are 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild Appointment and Walk In On Wed Senior Citizen Day Only 132ON 14th St Ph: 742 1906 WE HAVE MOVED To Our New And Spacious Location 1320 14th Street Announcing SENIOR DISCOUNT DAY Every Wednesday i Is Always I I I UNERAl HOME STYLE I or Information Phone 742 1131 West Chapel Phone 463 21 1 1 i.