The Daily Reporter from Greenfield, Indiana • Page 8

The Daily Reporter, Greenfield; Indiana, Monday, June 10, 1985 Reporter briefing Area deaths Stephen L. Dashiell and Holliday. a 1 member He was of a Wilkinson retired farmer Church Stephen Lee Dashiell, 31, of Christ. Fountaintown, died Saturday from injuries suffered in an automobile accident in Shelby County. Mr.

Dashiell was born Aug. 21, 1953 in California and lived most of his life in Indianapolis. A Lawrence Central High School graduate, he attended IUPUI. He worked for Indiana State Highway Department in Shelby County. Surviving are a son Tevon; his father and step-mother, Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Dashiell; a brother, Mark Dashiell; and his grandmother, Mrs. Lillian Wright, Greenfield. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary, Shadeland Chapel, Indianapolis.

Burial will be at Washington Park East. Indianapolis. Friends may call from 6-9 p.m. today at the mortuary. William D.

Hinds William D. Hinds, 64, 3026 Indianapolis, died Sunday at Wishard Memorial Hospital's burn center. Mr. Hinds lived in Indianapolis for several years. He was an oiler for Indianapolis Water Co.

and a World War II Navy veteran. Surviving are his mother, Evelyn Clarkson Hinds; a son, Louis A. Hinds: a daughter, Mary J. Barr; brothers. Harry Hinds and Robert Hinds: and sisters, Marie Stokes and Mary Ross.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Hendryx Mortuaries, Cumberland Chapel. Burial will be at Washington Park East, Indianapolis. Friends may call from 2-9 p.m. Tuesday at the mortuary.

Charles W. Holliday Charles W. Holliday, 101, a lifelong resident of the Wilkinson and Knightstown communities, died early Monday morning at Manor nursing center, Greenfield, where he had been a patient for nine days. Mr. Holliday was born Aug.

15, 1883 near Warrington, the son of the late Amaizth and Alice Van Dyke Weather LOCALLY TONIGHT Warm and humid with a 70 percent chance for thunderstorms, a few possibly strong. Lows 65 to. 70. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. TUESDAY Breezy and cool with a 70 percent chance for thunderstorms.

Highs 75 to 80. EXTENDED WEDNESDAY through FRIDAY A little cooler throughout the period. Mostly cloudy with a chance for thundershowers Wednesday. Mostly clear Thursday and Friday. Highs in the middle 70s north to lower 80s south.

Lows in the 50s to lower 60s. STATEWIDE Showers and thunderstorms are likely across Indiana through Wednesday with cooler temperatures arriving at midweek about the time the rain ends. Mostly clear conditions were predicted for Thursday and Friday. Forecasters for the National Weather Service said some thunderstorms late this afternoon and tonight could produce strong winds. heavy downpours and dangerous lightning.

Lows tonight will be in the 60s to low 70s with highs Tuesday in the upper 60s north to mid-80s south. The extended period, Wednesday through Friday, should produce highs in the mid-70s to low 80s. Lows will be in the 50s to low 60s. NORTHGATE CINEMA Ind. 9 Greenfield 462-2006 Ends Thurs.

Night STALLONE is back RAMBO At First 7:00 Blood Part 11 8:50 SPECIAL AFTERNOON SHOW HEM The SECRET SHE RAT of the AYORD A FILMATION PRESENTATION At 5:00 ALL SEATS $1.00 Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Thelma Friddle, Route 1, Wilkinson, and Mrs. Charles (Coloma) Sparks, Wilkinson; three sons, Paul Holliday, Greenfield, Glen Holliday, Route 1, Wilkinson, and Carl Holliday, Wilkinson; 19 grandchildren; many great-grandchildren great-great-grandchildren, stepgrandchildren and step-great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by three wives, Daisy Judge Holliday in 1904, Nettie Bates Holliday, in 1917, and Nell Morris in 1963; and by four sisters and two brothers. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Christ. Burial will follow Thursday at Wilkinson archien Cove Cemetery, Knightstown. Friends may call from 7-9 p.m. Tuesday and from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at Condo and Son Funeral Home, Wilkinson, one hour prior to services Thursday at the church.

Russell L. Morgan Russell L. Morgan, 58, Route 9, died Saturday at Hancock Memorial Hospital. Mr. Morgan was born Jan.

10, 1927 in Sullivan, the son of Fenton and Okie Mason Morgan. A Hancock County resident the past 27 years, he was a member of Bethel Baptist Church and a World War II Army veteran. He retired in 1984 after 30 years with Chrysler Corp. Surviving are his wife, Martha Crowe Morgan; a daughter. Janet Albers, Indianapolis; a son, Mark Morgan, Route two grandchildren; and a brother, Jerry Sullivan.

Mr. Morgan was preceded in death a sister, Violet Vickery, and a brother, Richard Morgan. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Pasco Memorial Mortuary with Pastor Wilbur Hurt officiating. Burial will follow at Park Cemetery.

Friends may from 4-9 p.m. today at the mortuary. Hospital notes Friday admissions Elizabeth Jones, Indianapolis Karen Vest, Greenfield Hilda Steward, Fortville Laurie Lopez, Greenfield Friday births William and Elizabeth Jones, Indianapolis, girl Michael and Laurie Lopez. Greenfield, boy Sherry Day, Greenfield, girl Friday dismissals Lillian Zimmerman, Greenfield Brenda Stahl, Greenfield Helen Dismore, Greenfield Hazel Copeland, Wilkinson Dolores Davis, Greenfield Mary Hogue. Greenfield William Corbin, Indianapolls Ronald Croonfield Ruth Hines, Shirley Tony Brillo, Greenfield Kathy Pierson, Greenfield Saturday admission Brenda Bodkin, Greenfield Saturday birth Arthur and Brenda Bodkin, Greenfield, boy Saturday dismissals Ellanora Bridges, Morristown Katherine Wamer, Greenfield DOWNTOWN VILLAGE CINEMA GREENFIELD 462-9976 Showing Nightly 7 9 PM Bargain Matinee Sat.

Sun. 2 pm All Seats $1.50 CHEVY CHASE PC Bargain Night Thursday ALL SEATS $1.50 COUPON15150 SPECIAL Pizza Expires -COUPON $100 OFF Any SPECIAL Medium Pizza GREEKS Expires Available Thurs. 5-10; Fri. Sat. Coupons not valid Tuesday Evening Buffet Smorgasbord Houre: 4:30 to 9:00 every Tuesday Dine in or carry-out Lunch, Mon-Sat Evening, Sun- Thurs.

Fri Sat PIZZERIA 413 N. State St. 462-7875 in Gary pool Hodges Whitmer, Greenfield Viola Vaughn, Knightstown John Dunaway, Knightstown Annabel Merlau, New Palestine Nina Innis, New Palestine Mary Hardwick, Larry Crump, Greenfield Joycle Bradford, Greenfield Clara Austin, Greenfield Sunday admissions Ivy Youngs, Greenfield James Little, Pendleton Timothy Moore II, Greenfield Dennis Robbins, Greenfield Julie Brussow, Shelbyville Vickie McDonald, Shelbyville Lori Agee, Indianapolis Robert Matchett, Columbus, Ohio Sunday births Gregory and Lori Agee, Indianapolis, boy William and Julie Brussow. Shelbyville, girl Sunday dismissals Freda Andrews, Greenfield Laurie Lopez and infant, Greenfield Accidents June? 7:37 a.m. Vehicle driven by Robin L.

Sandefur, 19, Route 1, veered from road into fence and posts, CR 100S east of 100E. No injuries reported. 8:09 a.m. Vehicle driven by Ena S. McClane, 35, 521 N.

Meridian Road, swerved to avoid dog and struck mailbox and post, U.S.40 west of CR 350W. No injuries reported. 7:40 p.m. Vehicle driven by Vance L. Jones, 16, Route 1, Wilkinson, struck dog that darted onto the road, CR 300N and 300E.

Driver uninjured. June 8 Vehicle driven by Bruce E. Gregory, 28, 1008 E. Seventh veered from road into utility pole, Park Street' west 'of Apple Street. No injuries reported.

5:46 p.m. Collision involving vehicle. driven by Robert W. LaFortune, 25, In-. dianapolis, and Larry V.

Lark, 41, Williamsfield, Ind. 67 west of CR 600W. LaFortune reported injured. Fire June 9 Trash fires reported, Pennsylvania Street between Walnut and Fourth streets and between South and Depot streets. Greenfield.

Fire Department responded. Incidents June 7 8:37 p.m. Criminal mischief reported: paint sprayed on vehicle, Pennsylvania and Tague streets. June 8:30 a.m. Vandalism reported; car, window shattered, 535 N.

Baldwin St. 9:10 a.m. Civil dispute a about gasoline reported, West Main Street. 9:45 a.m. Attempted break-in and entry reported: window shattered but no entry gained, Root Beer, North Apple Street.

11:12 a.m. Billfold reported lost or stolen, site uncertain. June! 9 9:35 a.m. Theft reported; license plate stolen, 1118 W. 1:50 p.m.

Vandalism reported; church kindergarten room painted and ransacked, 328 N. Swope St. Arrests Arrests June 8 Bruce E. Gregory, 28, 1008 E. Seventh driving while intoxicated.

released on $750 bond. Joan Dickerson, 24, Route 1, Shirley, check deception, released on recognizance. David. M. West, 24, 219 Swan Fortville, driving while intoxicated, released lion $750 bond.

Donald Brower, 26, Anderson, driving while, intoxicated and driving with suspended license, released on $750 bond. Opal R. Ridge, 41, Route 1, Fortville, public intoxication and fleeing law enforcement, released on $1,000 bond. William J. Millis, 21, 275 S.

Main Fortville, theft, held Monday morning at Hancock County Jail. June 16-year-old rural Greenfield boy, felony driving while intoxicated, public intoxication and minor possessing an alcoholic beverage, held Monday morning at Hancock County Jail. Phillip C. Jackson, 24, Indianapolis, driving with suspended license and speeding, released on $500 bond. Carey A.

Shaw, 20, Indianapolis, forgery, released $50,000 bond. Sandra L. Shaw, 20, Indianapolis, forgery, released on $50,000 bond. Marriage licenses May 28 Marsha Sue Hoffman. and Garry Wayne Sherwin, Crest Hill, Ill.

Shonda Jeanette Pinson Leary and Jamie Lynn Pardue, Greenfield. Jeanette Marie Sexton, Greenfield, and Donald Kent Colip, New Palestine. May 29 Robin Renee Pennington, New Palestine, and Scott Frederick Lee, Cumberland, North Carolina. May 30 Carmen Austin and Marlon Shane Fansler, Fortville. Rhonda Kay Maynard and Todd Allen Pridgen, Greenfield.

May 31 Michele Lynn VanGordon and Lance L. Hollan, Greenfield. Lori Lynne, Cheshier, Greenfield, and Bradley Dean Holcomb, New Castle. Candace Kay Cunningham and Bruce Scott Roudebush, Greenfield. Kinda Kay Gilliatte, New Palestine.

and Doyle Keith Price, Indianapolis. Kathleen Marie Hodson, Greenfield, and Phillip Douglas Rhule, LaPorte. Texas. June 3 Melissa Ann Merritt, New Palestine, and Earl David Stogsdill, Greenfield. Sue Newell, Greenfield, and Thomas Arthur Norton, Blackford.

June 4 Anne Elizabeth Whalen and Marion Philip Lowder, McCordsville. June 5 Vickey Renea Jett. New Palestine, and Gregory Scott Brinkers, Indianapolis. Area notes 10-year reunion set The Greenfield-Central High School class of 1975 will have a 10- year reunion June 29. Reservations are due by June 22.

Class members who have not been contacted who want to attend have been asked to call Susan Paxton Schultz, 326-2052, or Gail (John) Levering, 462-3785. Office in area The mobile office van of Rep. Dan Burton, R-Dist. 6, will be at the Fortville Senior Citizens Center at 0 20 a m. Wednesdav and in downtown Wilkinson at 3 p.m.

Thursday. The office is operated Susie Lightle of Burton's Indianapolis office. FORUM GROUP. INC. A provider of superior long term care has purchased Crescent Manor Nursing Home.

We are seeking applicants for Food Service Supervisors, Activities and Social Service Director and part -time Nurse Aides with certification, 1 year experience able to accept challenge or our new concept of long term care. Excellent pay and benefits. For further information contact Ann Guffey, Executive Director, 462-4344. Crescent Manor Nursing Home 1310 E. Main Greenfield STOP, SHOP SAVE! Tuesday Thru Saturday 10 AM 6 PM We now carry: A frozen food line, delivered to your door within a 30 mile radius of the Indianapolis circle.

Catalog service with over 1000 items delivered to your door. Distributor for vinyl thermal replacement windows Rick Mount Salesman Eagle Mini Barns Landmark Wood decks We Have Lots Of Wicker Items! We have consigned 1 of everything 2 of most everything. Antiques to New Items. Collectibles To Household. New Old Wicker, Tools, Dishes Quilts.

We also consign outdoor items such as Trucks Trailers Tractors Motor Homes Cars Equipment The General Store (Consignment Sales) "If you like garage sales you will love us" A proven location since 1976 861-6105 MasterCard east edge of Now Palestine on May 52 at the Barnyard Shoppes, Inc. (UPI) Five children, who climbed a fence to get into a. public swimming pool, drowned after they waded into the pool, apparently looking for frogs, police said. The children climbed a chainlink fence Sunday night and waded into some dirty water and apparently couldn't get out of the pool, police said. The pool was scheduled to open at the end of the month and had not been cleaned since last year.

Two teenage boys helping a parent of one of the victims search in Fisher Park in the Glen Park area of Gary saw a pair of shoes near the fence surrounding the pool. They climbed the seven-foot high fence and also found a row of shows along the dry shallow end of the pool before spotting the bodies in the deeper end. The 10-foot deep end contained about seven feet of rain water accumulated since the pool had been closed last fall. "I could see it myself where they had scratched the pool with their fingernails when they tried to get out, said Gary Detective William Burns. The victims were identified as Linda Britton, 13; Ossie Britton, 12; Edward Thigpen, 10; London Thigpen, and Jacqueline Sharp, 10.

Sharp was an aunt to the other four, authorities said. Burns said it appeared the children were looking for frogs in the Fisher Park Pool when they slipped in the deep end. "The kids were headed for the deep end and slipped and because it was so slimy they couldn't get back out," Burns said. Burns 'said a similar happened two years ago when two brothers who climbed the fence drowned in the pool. Tanker ignites after freight train derails PINE BLUFF, Ark.

(UPI) A chemical tanker of a derailed freight train exploded today and sent "giant fireball" 11,000 feet high, but caused no injuries at a site where 2,000 people were evacuated earlier, officials said. Gary Talley of the Arkansas Department of Emergency Services said the 7 a.m. explosions rocked a residential area in the southwestern part of the central Arkansas city. "We think was only one car," he said. "It shot flames 11,000 feet into the air." Talley said four of the tankers had been burning since about 20 cars of a Cotton Belt freight train jumped the track about 1:30 p.m.

Sunday. No one was injured, and the cause of the derailment was not immediately known. 'We had evacuated everyone within a mile radius of the site" before the explosion took place today," Talley said. He said about 2,000 people were moved from. their homes and taken to Watson Chapel High School.

"It was a giant fireball," he said. "We had restricted airspace over the site to 5,000 feet. It's a good thing no planes were in the Talley said firefighters were still standing clear of the fire because of the potential for more explosions. "This is a chemical train," he said. "It would take out anyone in the area" if it exploded.

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