DAILY REPORTER Wednesday, December 31, 1986 3 Morgan County Blotter. (All persons listed as arrested are presumed innocent do unless not they imply are guilt. proven A person guilty who in court. a Arrest or jailing gets traffic ticket or upon whom a warrant is served is arrested. The OWI, following abbreviations may be used in The Blotter: operating while intoxicated; public inwhile toxication; suspended.
DC, disorderly conduct; DWS, driving incident will Occasionally, a person arrested in one ments on different listed in different police days. The Reporter attempts depart- to screen these duplications, but it cannot guarantee, in not copying be repeated. voluminous Neither records, can that some names might records to leave names out. This approaches imThe Reporter screen possibility.) actions An Indianapolis male juvenile and Robert Stone, Indianapolis, were charged with two counts of battery and criminal mischief by Mooresville Sgt. Danny Allen, who also charged Michael Littell, Clayton, with disregarding automatic signal.
Stephen Corbin, Mooresville, was charged with speeding by Marshal Randy Earles. Autos driven by Joey Crum, 19, Bloomington, and Cynthia Addie, 34, 179 Magnolia, collided at the intersection of Morton Avenue and Rogers Lane about 11 a.m. yesterday. There was little damage cited. There was a property damage accident at the entrance to Three Point Lake at Bunker Hill Road logged with the sheriff's dispatcher at 9:40 a.m.
yesterday, but no report was available at presstime. Fred Townsend, Paragon has reported the theft of about $500 in cash from the Village Inn in Paragon. J.R. Lawyer reported a stolen trailer from his lot on Old State Road 67 south of Mooresville about 3:48 p.m. Tuesday.
Robert Finchum, 8270 Beech Grove Road, reported vandalism to his law by a truck last night. and entering Thomas Warthen of Paragon reported forced entry into his property about 1:30 p.m. yesterday. Reporting mailbox vandalism yesterday to sheriff's dispatchers were Mike Patterson, Keller Hill Road, and William Dowell, Johnson Road, both of Mooresville. AID Ambulance 11:10 a.m.
Tuesday transported Dennis Brinkerhoff, 30, Monrovia, back injury, to Methodist Hospital. Fire runs Washington Township firemen 6:09 p.m. Tuesday called to false alarm, house fire near Mt. Nebo Cemetery. licenses Brian Dean Turley and Sharon Darlene Ingram, both Red Oak, Texas.
Rickey Lee Tankersley, Box 239, Trafalgar R.R. 1, and Tammy Marie Wesley, 359 N. Jefferson St. David M. Grounds and Cheryl Ann McConnell, both 1528C Orchard Road, Mooresville.
Richard L. Hammack and Viola Estep, both 2457 Cope Road. Timothy Michael Goss, 590 Mosier Road, and Jeannie Marie Parks, 2435 Willowbrook Drive. Richard A. Burchfield, 26 Sunset Manor, and Tammy L.
Noragon, 190 W. Poston Road. Carl Allen Haney, 1170 Gasburg Road, and Kathy A. Keys, 1620 State Road 42, both Mooresville. transactions Morgan County Debbie Marie and Steven Beaver to Donald W.
Courthey et part lot 31, Brookmoore Brown Twp. Wanda F. Dilley to Douglas Jackson et lot 3, Orchard Heights Sec. 1, Jefferson Twp. Golden Corral Corp.
to Realty Income REC Prop. acreage, Washington Twp. Home Building Assoc. to Floyd Hubbard et acreage, Madison Twp. Jimmie L.
Hall et ux. to Miles Trust No. 2, part lot 26, John L. Wolff's 1st Washington Twp. Hubbard Grain Feed Mill Inc.
to James T. Hubbard, acreage, Clay Twp. Hubbard Grain Feed Mill Inc. to Windridge Farm acreage, Monroe Twp. Indiana Bank Trust Co.
to Daine F. Smith et lot 18, Lakewood Acres, 2nd Harrison Twp. Lowell E. Jones II et ux. to Rickey J.
Cook et lot 20, East Moore Terrace Madison Twp. Douglas Jackson et ux. to James E. Wilson et lot 3, Orchard Heights Sec. 1, Jefferson Twp.
Tracy Kemp et ux. to Charles L. Hightower et acreage, Ashland Twp. Miles Trust No. 2 to Jimmie L.
Hall et part lot 8, John L. Wolff's 1st Washington Twp. Palmer M. Millikan and Dolores E. Moredock to Jason Charles Thomas et acreage, Monroe Twp.
Sheila Mae Moore to Douglas Guy Moore, acreage, Jefferson Twp. Brian C. Patrick et ux. to Kevin L. Houppert et acreage, Ashland Twp.
William H. Packwood et ux. to Stephen P. Briner, acreage, Jefferson Twp. Michael A.
Pottorff to Harold D. Smith et acreage, Ray Twp. Ravina Farms Estate to William H. Packwood et acreage, Jefferson Twp. Roy Strode et ux.
to Miles Trust No. 2, part lot 26, John L. Wolff's Washington Twp. Southern Bells II Inc. to Realty Income RIC Prop.
acreage, Washington Twp. James E. Wilson et ux. to Douglas F. Pearcy et acreage, Jackson Twp.
Waverly Inc. to Glen F. Summers, acreage, Harrison and Madison William L. Williams to Michael Williams et acreage, Brown Twp. Brooklyn Fred L.
Helms et ux. to Carl E. Butrum et lots 4 and 5, block 7, Lander's 1st Add. Martinsville Norma J. (Manley) Brown, to Thomas L.
Brown et lot 60, Southern Acres Sec. 1. Paul Berry Paul D. Berry to Stella I. Berry, lots 103, 104 and 105, Special Machinery Foundry Add.
Fern R. Cunningham to John H. Hedges et lot 20, Parkview Add. Estelle Hill to Kenneth G. Payne et lot 4, Sproul's Sub.
Marvin L. Manley to Kent S. Richardson, lots 5 and 6, block 12, orig. plat. Clifton H.
Strother et ux. to Hollis R. Bastin et part lot 12, John N. Cobb's Add. Mooresville Donald M.
Barry et al. to Kevin D. Smith et part lot 27, Scott's Add lot 27-A). Stephen A. Edwards et ux.
et al. to Kevin D. Smith et part lot 27, Scott's Add. lot 27-A). Josephine Killen to Wendell L.
Thaler et lot 3, part lot 2, block 21, Moore's 2nd Add. L. Parker Likely to Wendell L. Thaler et lot 3, part lot 2, Moore's 2nd Add. Frederic A.
Likely to Wendell L. Thaler et lot 3, part lot 2, Moore's 2nd Add. Stella F. Newlin to Charles A. O'Neal et part lot 8, block 16, Moore's 2nd Add.
Gregory Pfau et ux. to Gregory V. McGowan et part lot 3, block 1, orig. plat. Rosalind Elizabeth Fisher Queal to Wendell L.
Thaler et lot 2, part lot 3, block 21, Moore's 2nd Add. court G. Thomas Gray, judge New filings: Durand Federal Savings Loan Assoc. vs. Anne T.
Jackson, guardian of Helen Patrick Taube Helen J. Taube, Helen P. BREAKFAST BUFFET Mon. Fri. 8 10:30 a.m.
Sat. Sun. 7 11 a.m. Fred's FAMILY RESTAURANT Taube; Donald E. and Anne T.
Jackson Shadow Brook Farms and Patricia Hoffman. Concerns credit advanced to defendants and a mortgage on approximately 139.5 acres real estate in Ray Twp. Seeks judgment against Jacksons in amount of $106,458, plus accrued interest of $9,999 and accruing interest, and asks that mortgage be foreclosed and real estate sold to satisfy judgment. Indiana Bank Trust Co. VS.
Meredith Vickrey, Box 272B, Paragon R.R. 1, re note and mortgage on approximately .70 acre real estate in Ray Twp. Seeks judgment of $12,099, plus interest and attorney fees of $1,000, and asks for foreclosure of mortgage and sale of real estate to satisfy amounts due. Maurice Scott vs. Mike and Sharon Crawley, Cloverdale R.R.
3, re contract for bulldozing services, including building of a dam, on real estate of defendants. Seeks judgment of $3,500. Petitions for marriage dissolution by Teresa Lea Burton vs. Gary Dean Burton, John Brian Hughes VS. Cheryl L.
Brown Hughes, Herbert C. Lindsay vs. Jane A. Lindsay and Daniel L. Brown vs.
Patricia M. Brown. Petition for legal separation by Carol June Brewer vs. Woody R. Brewer.
Actions: Dissolution of marriage of Robert Vance and Sandra Kay Vance. Custody two minor children to father, with mother to pay support of $17.50 per week per child, setting that amount off from her equity interest in real estate of parties. Real estate to Vance, with Mrs. Vance to have specified equity interest, to be satisfied when property is sold. Order of dismissal of petition for marriage dissolution by Gloria Kenworthy vs.
George K. Kenworthy. Chris Burnham, temporary judge Wages of Lawrence D. Pryor ordered assigned from Thiesing Veneer Co. Mooresville, at rate of $50 per week to satisfy child support arrearage in favor of Vicki (Pryor) Walter.
court James E. Harris, judge New filing: Petition for marriage dissolution by Sarah F. Strykowski vs. Richard J. Strykowski.
Petition for reciprocal support for one child by Susan Jeannette (Good) Harrison, 229 Antioch Road, Mooresville, from David Stanley Good, Chandler, Ariz. Actions: Probate: Partial distribution of estate of Ruby Overton authorized by Citizens Bank, administrator. Twenty five LOW INCOME HOUSING Available For Senior Citizens or Physically Handicapped Rent Based On Of Income Section 8 Funding KEN-MAR APARTMENTS 210 W. Pike Martinsville 342-5671 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY New Year's Eve OPEN SKATING Phone: 342-2808 Will Be Open December 31 From 7 P.M. Till 2 A.M, ADMISSION $5.00 FREE Skate Rental, Hats Horns Artesian Skateland 960 Morton Ave.
Market lower; early gains erased NEW YORK (UPI) The stock market erased early gains and turned lower at midday in moderate trading activity. The Dow Jones industrial average, which fell 3.51 Tuesday, was down 4.79 to 1903.82 at noon EST. Two hours earlier, the Dow had been up more than 4 points. The New York Stock Exchange index was off 0.19 to 138.93. The price of an average share was down 19 cents.
Losers led gainers 779-642 among the 1,929 issues crossing the NYSE tape. The market made modest gains in early trading, but when stock index futures contracts began trading at a discount to their indexes, professional traders bought the futures and sold the cash equities. Lower stock index futures prices tend to reflect investors' expectations that stock prices will trend lower. "It's an unusual day; the markets are a hodge-podge," Jon Groveman, head of equity trading at Ladenburg, Thalmann said. Bond were higher, even though the dollar was lower and gold prices were ahead.
A weak dollar and rising commodity prices usually hurt the inflation-fearful bond market. "The only thing to say is what people have been saying ad nauseum: we have to wait to see what happens after the first of the year," Groveman said. "With taxlaw selling out of the way, the market will have no excuses." On the trading floor, Southern California Edison was the most active NYSE-listed issue, off to British Gas followed, rising to and Owens Illinois was third, unchanged at INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Livestock: Hogs 300; barrows and gilts slow, steady to 50 higher; No 13 230-255 lb 48.00- 48.50; sows absent. Cattle 25; no test. CHICAGO (UPI) Grain futures were mixed and soybeans higher at midday on the Chicago Board of Trade.
Corn was unchanged to off soybeans up 1 to and wheat up 1 off to 2. Corn Mar 1.60 unch; May 1.67½ shares of Overton Industries Inc. stock each to Steven L. Overton and Ricky D. Overton, sons, or amount of appraised value of $3,000.
County Helpline People with all types of problems may get help 24 hours a day by calling 342-0440. Editor, The Reporter, Box 1636, Martinsville, IN 46151; US Sen. Richard Lugar, SH-306, Washington, DC 20510; US Sen. Dan Quayle, SH-524, Washington, DC 20510; US Rep. John T.
Myers, Room 2372, Washington, DC 20515. Jly 1.72½ off Soybeans Jan 4.90¾ up Mar 4.94½ up May 4.98½ Jly 5.01½ up Wheat Mar 2.75¼ up May 2.61¾ up Jly 2.45¾ up CHICAGO (UPI) Midwest gradable nest-run eggs: Market steady; large 52-54; medium 47; small 44; breaking stock 43. INDIANA DIRECT HOGS A range of prices at 70 Indiana rural markets. Demand moderate to good; barrows and gilts uneven, mostly 50 cents, instances 75 higher; No 1-2 210-250 lb 47.00- 48.25; sows steady No 1-3 300-650 lb 35.00- 40.00. INDIANAPOLIS Local interest stock prices from Tom Buck, Merrill Lynch (1-800-345-9856, Viette): Anacomp unch, Regency, unch, Arvin unch, Cummins ur.ch, IPL Lilly dn PSI unch.
BEECH GROVE Indiana Grain midday prices: Dp Wheat, 2.58½, Corn, 1.48, Soybeans, 4.86. NEW YORK (UPI) Selected midday stock prices: AbbotL, s.84 47 Allis Chalm Koppers .80 Alcoa 1.20 34 Kroger s1.05 AmCan 2.90 Litton 74-1 A Cyan 1.90 Lockheed 1 AEIPwr 2.26 LTV Corp Amrtch 7.08 133 Manvil Am Motors Maytag 1.60 1.20 25 McDnD 2.08 Amoco 3.30 Merck 2.20 125 Armco 5 MinMM 3.60 AtiRichfid 4 61 Minn 30 Becton s.74 50 Mobil 2.20 BellAtl s3.60 Monsan 2.60 BellHowl .62 37 Motrola .64 Bellsth 3.04 58 NatDist 2.20 Beth Steel Navistar .40 16 Norwst 1.80 Boeing 1.20 Nynex s3.48 65 Bordn 1.12 47 Olin 1.60 Cap Cities-ABC OutbrM .64 Catrpler .50 OwenIll 8.95 Central Corp PTeles s3.04 Central Ill Lt 38 Penney 2.48 Chrom Am untraded PepsiCo s.64 CnIlIPS 1.68 Pfizer 1.64 Chrys s1.40 37 PhilipsP .60 CocaC s1.04 ProctG1 2.70 77 Col Gas 3.18 Quaker Os ComwIEd 3 34 Ralston 1.10 Comsat 1.20 RURNb 1.60 ConsEd 2.68 47 Rockwll 1.20 CPC Intl Roper s.48 Dana 1.28 SnFeSoPc 1 DeereCo.25 23- Sears 1.76 DuPont 3.20 SwsBell 6.40 EsKd 2.52a 69 SquarD 1.84 46- Exxon 3.60 Stevens 1.20 Firstone .80 28 Teledyne FordM s2.60 Tennco 3.04 GATX 1.50 Texaco 3 36 GenIEl 2.52 TexasEstn 1 GnMotor 5d 66 Texasinst 2 Gdrich 1.56 Textron 1.80 Goodyr 1.60 Trico Gryhnd 1.32 UAL. 1 GTE 3.66 Un Carb IC 8.80 23 UnElec 1.92 Ill Pwr 2.64 Unisys 2.60 x80 Inco Ltd .20 USW st 83.04 54 InindStl USG s1.12 38 IBM 4.40 USX Cp 1.20 ITT Wstn Union 4 IowaR s1.60 25 WesthE 1.40 Katy Weyrhs 1.30 Keystone Cons 7 Woolw s1.12 Kmart 1.48 44 Xerox 3 Zenith Elec 22 OBITUARIES Zelda F. Fisher, 77 Zelda F. Fisher, 77, a former resident of Adams Drive, died at 9:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Dec. 30, 1986, in Heritage House Convalescent Center. She had been ill for eight years. The daughter of Earl and Bertha Fletcher, she was born in Morgan County Aug. 29, 1909.
On Jan. 12, 1930, she married Cecil V. Fisher, and he resides at Grandview Nursing Home. Other survivors include three daughters, Carolyn Whetstine and Wilma Kitchen of Martinsville, and Betty Schnaiter of Shelbyville; a son, Cecil Fisher Jr. of Melbourne, nine grandchildren; one great granddaughter; a brother, Ted Fletcher of Martinsville; and two sisters, Theda Messmer of Martinsville and Margaret Kinley of Gosport.
She was preceded in death by one brother, Herman Fletcher. Mrs. Fisher was a member of the First Baptist Church and was 158 lifelong resident of Morgan County? Her funeral will be Saturday 8t 10:30 a.m. at Neal and Summers Chapel. The Rev.
Wilson Smith will officiate, and burial will be in Nepp Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral chapel. John L. Taylor, 62 John Leason Taylor, 62, Paragon, died Monday, Dec.
29, 1986, in Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. The son of Willie and Mae Black Taylor, he was born Feb. 1, 1924, in Monroe County. He was a member of the New Life Baptist Church at Brooklyn. Survivors include his mother, Mai Taylor; two sisters, Ruth E.
Taylor of Gosport and Lucile E. Baker of Paragon; a niece and a great His funeral was this morning at 11 o'clock at the church where he was a member. The Rev. Mike Thurmond officiated. A graveside service was scheduled for 1 p.m.
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