The Daily Reporter from Greenfield, Indiana • Page 5

MONDAY, JULY 26, 1971 THE GREENFIELD DAILY REPORTER, GREENFIELD, INDIANA PAGE PIYI Ruth Dyer Dies Apollo IS Emma Smith Dead at 88 Set Services For Bonneft In Nursing Home (Continued From Page 1) is a journey backwards in time to the first pages of the and is hemmed in on three sides by the mountains and on the fourth by a deep gorge called Hadley Rflle." Scott explained in a recent interview, "We really have a S-in-1 geology site at Hadley-Apen-nine." Scott said "We have the mountain in front which may contain original lunar crust; we have the mysterious i Rille, which could have been formed by lava flow of volcanic gases. At the base-rf the mountain they'll search for original lunar crust. history of the creation of the solar system." earth's atmosphere as their spaceship suddenly lost pressure because of a leak. A similar accident could not happen to the Apollo craft because of a different design. Apollo 15 is to fire into lunar orbit Thursday and the next day Scott and Irwin are to fly the lunar module Falcon over the 13.000 foot peaks of the Apennine Mountains to a risky landing in a small basin in the moon's Palus Putredenis.

the Marsh of Decay, 465 miles north of the lunar equator. They would be the fourth American crew to land, on the They hope to return to earth on Aug. 7 with rocks dating back to the birth of the moon, confirmation of whether vol benna names Dies Saturday Bertha Haines, 90, passed away Saturday evening at Franklin. Bam in Hancock County, the daughter of Francis and Susan Ever son, she was a member of the Christian Church. She had been a milliner for 25 years Mrs- Haines is survived by two sisters, Mrs.

Hazel RepKe and Mrs. India Westlake txih of Indianapolis, also several nieces and nephews. Services will be conduced Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Hendryx New Palestine Chapel by R-w. Charles Funkhouser.

Friedas may call at mortuary from 4 p.m to 8 p.m. Monday, Burial will be at New Palestine Cemetery. canoes ever erupted there and Infant Daughter Stillborn Sunday Una D-Lynn Kaufman, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Rjn aid Kaufman, of Rt. 2, Shirty, was stillborn at Henry County Memorial Hospital at New Castle Sunday morning.

Surviving besides the parents are one sister, Roanna Michelle; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kaufman of Rt. 1, Shirley: maternal grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. 'Litton Boa-udry. of New Castle: maternal great-grandmother Sarah Beiu-dry of New Castle; seveiel aunts and uncles Graveside services were held Monday at 3 p.m. at the Mc-Cray Cemetery in Wilkinson, with Rev. Glenn Cunningham af New Castle, officiating, enough information for scientists to draw an age map of nearly 30 per cent of the sur 'i Mrs.

Ruth Dyer, 64, of Morristown, died Sunday afternoon at the Conover Nursing Home Bom in Rush' County, she wai the daughter of the late Mr- and Mrs. John Gilson. She was a member of the Morristown Christian Church and was a Past Matron! of Morristown O. E. 316, and was a member of the Priscilla Club and Happy Go Lucky Club.

She was a bookkeeper at Sears Store in Indianapolis for 28 years! She is survived by her husband, Harold, a sister Margaret Harrison and ja brother Jesse Gilson. Both the sisters and the brother live in Indianapolis. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2:30 m- by Rev. Terry Fulk. Burial will be at Asbury Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Fra-zier Funeral Home at Morco-town any time. Mrs- Emma B. Smith, 88, formerly of the New Palestine and Cumberland area, passed away Saturday at a nursing home in Indianapolis. Bom in Marian County the daughter of Charles and Marv Franke Brinkman she was a licensed practical nurse and a member of St. Johns United Church of Christ of Cumberland.

She is survivied by a brother Carl Brinkman of Indianapolis and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call after 2 Monday at Hendryx Cumberland Chapel. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. by Rev Walter Vondc ohe. Burial will be in Memor'ai Park Cemetery.

Funeral services will be heM Wednesday at 10 axn. at St-Michael's Catholic Church fcr John Edmund Bennett; who wis killed Sunday in Greenfield. Born in Terre Haute the sm of Edmund J. and Lyn Stram-mer Bonnett, he bad lived in Hancock County nine years. was a member of St- Michael's Catholic Church and was an 8th grade pupil at New Palestine School.

Besides the parents he is survived by hvo sisters Mrs. Peg-gy Snellenberger of Terre Haute and Mrs Michelle Riegel GreenfUed also five brothers. David, Perkin, Daniel South Bend, James. ColumSu'j. Mark and Robert at home also a grandmother, Mrs.

E. A. in-nett of Canton, Ohio and four HAPPY HOURS PRE-SCHOOL Pro-Kintferterten, 4 I Kindergarten, to 4 Enrolling for Fall Twin license 4 BESSIE HERO 4(2-4371 I mo moon in two years the seventh and eighth men to stamp their footprints in the dust of the alien land. "The landing site is in a beautiful basin, about five miles by' seven miles in size. face.

As they relaxed in the crew quarters prior to retiring, the astronauts received a telephone call from President Nixon wishing them "Godspeed" on their lunar mission. Scott. Irwin and Worden go forth knowing full well that space flight is still a very risky business. They have only to look back less than a month, to June 30 when the Soviet Union's, three Soyuz cosmonauts died during re-entry into OWEB 60? SAVE 10 SENIOR GITIZEII DISCOUNT PRESCRIPTION PLAN! nieces and newphews- Friends may call after 7 p.m Monday at Pasco Memorial Mortuary Funeral Home. The Rosary will be recited on Tues HANCOCK WOMENS DEMOCRAT CLUB The Hancock County WTomers Democrat Club will meet July 29, at 7:30 p.

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