A-2 The Times-Mail, Bedford, Indiana, Monday, July 25, 1988 Obituaries Joseph, Paul, Robert, and Gregory; two daughters, Helen, and Marian Kryder; two brothers and one sister, Cecelia Walker and Nicholas and Joseph; 22 grandchildren, and one greatgrandchild. Vada Conner Vada Conner, 82, 1911 8th died at 7:08 p.m. Saturday at the Bedford Medical Center. He was born Dec. 20, 1905, in Lawrence County, to Frank and Anna Stillions Conner.
He married Dorothy Lucille Marsh Jan. 30, 1932, and she died April 28, 1988. He was a retired 40-year employee of Ingalls Stone Company and was a member of Millworkers Local Union. He also was a member of the First Nazarene Church of Bedford. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs.
J. C. (Deloris) Dugger, Bedford and Mrs. Joe R. (Mona) Dobkins, Bedford; three sons, Jack Conner, R.
2, Springville, and Darrell and Jerry Conner, both of Bedford; 14 grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren; three sisters, Frances Mack, Heltonville, Zada Lagle, Bedford, and Gladys Kinser, R. 14, Bedford. He was prececed in death by two sisters, Alice and Dorothy, and a brother, Elmer. Funeral services will be 2 pm. Tuesday at the Day Carter Mortuary, the Rev.
Mark Hamilton officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary from 2 to 9 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. Tuesday until the service time.
Charles Sturgeon CAMPBELLSBURG Charles N. Sturgeon, 66, East Oak Campbellsburg, died at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at Norton Hospital in Louisville. He was a member of Campbellsburg Christian Church, a U.S. Army veteran of WWII and the Korean War.
He was a life hospitals als Mary Jones, 125 Mississippi Mitchell. Rhonda Lipscomb, R. 19. Truly Sowders, 2111 Norton Ln. Erica Boone, 17 Day Ct.
Releases Sunday: anol Arlie Moore, 602 St. Medical Center Births: Mr. and Mrs. William Wayne Wagler, Loogootee, a son, Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. Kyle Brown, Seymour, a son, Sunday. Admissions Saturday: Tammy Owens, Paoli. Cloran Elwood Parish, Orleans. Rose Rollins, Oolitic.
Releases Friday: Mrs. Jill Kirchoff, Salem, and son, Jonathan Edwin, born July 20. Releases Saturday: Terri Crane, Loogootee. Marguerite Sluder, 2040 Plaza Dr. Admissions Sunday: Lewis Goen, Medora.
Delbert Hopper, 521 Crawford Lester Buchanan Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Tuesday. PAOLI Lester James Buchanan, 67, R. 2, Paoli, died at 4:45 p.m. Sunday at Washington County Memorial Hospital in Salem.
He was born in Orange County Dec. 8, 1920, to Ira and Nora King Buchanan. He attended Little Church. He retired from Cornwell Company and was a U.S. Army veteran of WWII.
Survivors include two sons, Billy Buchanan and Delbert Buchanan, both of Paoli; three daughters, Mrs. Lisha Allen, Marengo, and Mrs. Charlene Pate, Bloomington; and Mrs. Dana Meredith, Paoli; sister, Mrs. Dorothy "Wolfe, Paoli; 16 grandchildren three greatgrandchildren.
One son, Bobby, is deceased. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Dillman-Ellis Funeral Home, the Rev. Nolan Stroud officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant Grove Cemetery.
Oscar Gootee REELSVILLE Oscar Martin Gootee, 76, Reelsville, father of Carl Gootee, Bedford, died Friday at Putnam County Hosptial in Greencastle. He was born July 29, 1911, in Daviess County, to son of Mose and Emma Dant Gootee. He worked in maintenance and retired in 1975 as bus driver at St. Monicas Catholic Church in Indianapolis. He was a member of the Catholic Church in Brazil.
Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Flanner and Buchanan Zionsville Mortuary with burial in Calvary Cemetery at Indianapolis. Friends may call at the mortuary from 2 to 9 p.m. today. Survivors include his wife, Marie Gootee; sons in addition to the one in Bedford, Donald, Frank, Dunn Memorial Births: Sonya Johnson, General Delivery, Oolitic, a daughter, Stacia Jane Marie, Friday.
Darlene and David Grogan, R. 15, a son, Zane Alan, Saturday. Tracy and Matt Murphy, 350 a son, Charles Colby, today. Surgery Today: Connie Owens, 1817 I St. Admissions Friday: Eva Taylor, 1812 12th St.
Admissions Saturday: Timothy Prince, R. 14. Gina Thompson, 6 Ludlow Dr. Luella Clampitt, R. 15.
Releases Saturday: Mary Smith, 2709 Illinois St. Mike Hackler, R. 14. Edmund Flinn, R. 16.
Mose Dye, Avoca. Dixie Butler, R. 2, Mitchell. Jacky I Beedie, R. 16.
Thomas Hauer, R. 17., Sonya Johnson, Oolitic, and daughter, Stacia Jane Marie, born July 22. Sunday: Iva Isaacs, 2107 St. member of D.A.V. and a member and past master of Newton Stewart Masonic Lodge 432 AM.
He also was a member of Scottish Rite Valley of Indianapolis, F.O.P. 142; and was a resident of Campbellsburg since 1963. He retired from Smith Cabinet Manufacturing. He was born Oct. 18, 1921, in Milltown, to John W.
amd Minnie Shafer Sturgeon. He married Patricia J. Zehr in 1954, and she survives. Also surviving are two daughters, Donna J. Trueblood, Seymour, and Janet R.
Worley, Campbellsburg; three brothers, Bill Sturgeon, of Illinois, Novy Sturgeon, Paoli, and Elmer Sturgeon, English, and five grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one sister. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Dawalt Funeral Home in Salem, the Rev. James Brown officiating.
Burial will be in Claysville Cemetery with graveside military rites accorded. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. today. Masonic memorial services will be at 7:30 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Odessa Page SPRINGVILLE Odessa Mae Page, former resident of R. 2, Springville, died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Eunice Ford, in Indianapolis. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Day Carter Mortuary. Robert Hart SHOALS Robert "Bob" Hart, 54, died at 1:45 p.m.
Sunday at Wellbourne Hospital in Evansville. Arrangements are pending at Queen-Lee Funeral Home in Shoals. Mitchell. Releases Sunday: James Eisele, R. 18.
Lisa Gibson, Salem, and son, Isaac, born July 23. Linda Padgett, Box 512, Crane. Dustin Bridgewater, Salem. Washington County Births Sunday: Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Beachy, Salem, a son. Admissions Saturday: Anna Darlene Kissel, Birdseye. Dale Martin, Campbellsburg. Releases Saturday: Delores Conner, Salem. Brandis Campbell, Salem.
Releases Sunday: Stanley Joe Maudlin, Hardinsburg. Lelah Souder, Pekin. Orange County Releases: Delores Sturgeon, Paoli. Donald Joe Collins, French Lick. Brenda Kellams and son, Leopold.
August 13 marks the thirteenth anniversary of International Lefthanders Day, which was proclaimed by Lefthanders International, a Topeka, Kansas-based organization. Each year, the day is set aside to promote the needs and interests of lefthanders around the world. The LHI staff conducts interviews with the press and radio stations in order to increase public awareness, dispel myths and answer questions about lefthandedness. The 13th was chosen handedness and brain laterality, profiles of famous lefties from the world of sports and entertainment, Lefthander of the Year Awards and how-to articles on sports and crafts. To promote International Lefthanders Day, special buttons and bumper-stickers with "Celebrate International lefthanders Day, Aug.
13" are available for $1.85 each. For further information contact Lefthanders International, P.O. Box 8249, Topeka, Kansas 66608 or call (913) 234-2177. police log Police 18, 1512 12th operating on ex- County Police Arrests pired license plates. 8:33 p.m.
Kenneth J. Hackney, Arrests July not available, 608 Spring July 23: 22: 8:45 p.m. Female juvenile, 15, disregarding stop sign. 7:15 a.m. Danny A.
Sanders, 38, age Paoli, theft. Incidents R. 13, driving while intoxicated. 8:45 p.m. Female juvenile, 13, Paoli, theft.
1:03 Linda Jamison, 1703 10:55 a.m. John M. Mathis, 21, R. July 23: (State police) July 25: 15th reported the theft of a 17, warrant for check deception. p.m.
12:03 a.m. Bradley E. Bartlett, 32, R. 15, driving while intoxicated 8:301 Vandalism to vehicle 4:10 p.m. James A.
Melvin, 36, bicycle from the porch. and driving license sus- reported at 2111 St. 2007 failure to appear. while p.m. pended.
Infractions July 24: 11:20 p.m. Eddie G. Wray, 32, 22: 3:30 p.m. Failure to pay re- Mitchell, warrant for check July 7:12 p.m. Roger A.
Thompson, ported at the Shell station on deception. 21, 2802 driving while li- Street. cense suspended. Fire Runs July 24: July 23: 3:35 a.m. Stanley V.
McLain, 28, July 23: 3:55 a.m. BFD was called to the Taswell, public intoxication. 10:10 a.m. Troy A. Beasley, 17, home of Laverne Duncan, 603 I 1:50 p.m.
Gary W. Jones, 38, 2025 R. 15, reckless driving. to investigate the smell of 24th failure to appear. 7:16 p.m.
Troy E. Bell, 18, 1929 smoke. No fire was found. Steven operating on expired July 24: Incidents license plates. 10:55 a.m.
Light ballast over- July 25: July 24: heated at and Cleaners, 726 5:54 a.m. Break-in at Evans 2:05 a.m. Christopher A. Oelze, 16th St. Quarry.
Lefty organization has its day August 13 to poke fun of the superstitions publication includes articles on The Times-Mail surrounding lefthandedness which the latest research involving have survived to modern times in many cultures. Lefthanders International was founded in 1975 by Dean Campbell, a lefty who believed there was a growing need to spearhead a campaign for marketable lefthanded products as well as maintain a central organization to serve as a clearinghouse for research about handedness. Since its beginnings, LHI has expanded its objectives to include the publication of an international magazine entitled Lefthander. The Bibles for visually impaired QUESTION Can you get the cause they release dangerous correct address for Keith Reedy at your chemicals into the air. Some a man in Terre Haute who service station operators will makes Bibles in Braille for the take left over oil and pour it blind? I could not find it in the service into their container to be Terre Haute phone book.
Others recycled. may also want to donate to this pairman William G. Cassidy, One way of disposing of things worthy cause. C.T., Bedford. Oolitic, recommends Hanco*ck or such as paint thinner is to pour ANSWER We tried to call Everett Cain, who lives on Rus- small amounts of it into a conKeith Reedy, but we received a sell Road, off Ind.
45 at Bloom- tainer and set it outside to recording saying the number ington. evaporate. Cans with large was out of order or had been amounts of paint and chemicals disconnected. The information Driftwood abundant are not allowed to be dumped operator said the address listed around Florida into dumpsters or at the landfill, for Keith Reedy was 1109 N. 6th area McBride cautioned.
Street, Terre Haute, Ind. 47807. QUESTION Can you tell You may wish to write him at me where driftwood can be Are fish from that contribution. address An before sending Indianapolis a bought? ANSWER D.C., Mitchell. unable White River edible? We were Star article said Reedy and his learn where driftwood could be QUESTION Are the fish wife, Suzie, organized Bibles for purchased locally.
Wayne caught in White River by Ft. the Blind and Visually Handi- Hirscher of Hirscher's Flowers Ritner and Tunnelton safe to capped International, a non- said he buys driftwood each year eat? M.A.M., Bedford. profit organization providing from an Arkansas man who sells ANSWER The latest advismissionary services to the blind it to him for floral ar- ory issued by the Indiana Board and visually impaired. rangements. Driftwood, the cy- of Health concerning the conpress variety mostly, is in ab- sumption of fish from White undant supply in Florida.
Per- River states the east fork of Wants antique haps you could have a friend White River, from Salt Creek to clock repaired bring back what you want when the Williams Dam, and contains PCB they return from a trip to the concentrations people are QUESTION Would you Sunshine State. advised not to eat the fish there. please reprint the information The most recent advisory you had in the At Your Service Chemicals: Best not available to Lawrence County column some time ago on an Sanitarian Paul McBride was individual who repairs antique to buy too much dated July 1, 1987. The advisand grandfather clocks? A.B., ories are issued once a year afBedford. QUESTION How should one ter testing.
ANSWER We are not sure dispose of paint, thinner, in- Editor's note: At your service which clock repairman you secticides, rug cleaner and is a column in The Times-Mail mean. Wayne Hanco*ck, retired M.P., Bedford. to provide readers with inforBedford jeweler, works on all ANSWER Lawrence County mation and help them solve types of clocks, including an- Sanitarian Paul McBride rec- problems. If you have a questiques and grandfather clocks, at ommends buying only what you tion, send it to At Your Service, your home or at his shop in his need, and using it, in order not P.O. Box 849, Bedford, 47421.
home at 2319 Street, Bedford. to have a large amount left Include your name, address, His telephone number is 279- over. We do not have a center in telephone number and where 2951. this area to re-cycle such things. you can be reached during the Former grandfather clock re- They should not be burned be- day.
Morse and Moore found guilty Morse was held in jail in Hillborough County, before being returned to Kentucky for his and Moore's trial for robbery of the post office. Morse and Moore were found guilty by a federal jury in Kentucky, for possession of a dangerous weapon in commission of a violent crime. The jury deliberated only 30 minutes before handing down the guilty verdicts. Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Baer, who prosecuted the case, said sentencing is scheduled at 1:30 p.m.
August 15, in Federal Court at London, Ky. Morse and Moore face mandatory 30-year sentences, and possible fines of $250,000 each. Two Louisville men were also arrested last July at Jeffersonville for receiving the money orders taken in the robbery. They are Frank L. Bryan, 60, and David W.
Brown, 19. Bryan had also been in prison at the same time Morse was imprisoned. The arrests and convictions followed investigation by United of armed robbery in Kentucky By Wanda G. Williams in the small town in Kentucky. States Postal Inspectors, United Times-Mail Staff Writer SALEM Charles R.
Morse, 44, an escaped trusty from the Washington County Detention Center, and George E. Moore, 49, R. 3, Pekin, have been found guilty of the armed robbery of a' post office at" Waddy, Kentucky in March 1987. Morse escaped Feb. 27, 1987 with Vonda Jogensen, 30, Fredericksburg, accused of the murder of her husband, Michael.
The robbery occurred while the two were on the run and the subject of a nation wide search. The two remained at large three months before Jorgensen surrendered to police May 10 and was returned to Salem to face murder charges. She is still being held in the detention center, pending trial in Shelby County, where the case was venued. Morse was recaptured in Clearwater, Florida, while driving a stolen car. He was returned to Washington County to face jailbreak charges, while still facing a federal charge stemming from the armed robbery of the post office Bedford man is charged with two counts of child molesting The Times-Mail and felonies.
According to the Bedford police arrested Larry W. Holmes, 33, 426 16th Friday at 7:30 p.m. for child molesting. Holmes was taken to the Lawrence County Jail and he posted $2,000 cash bond. Holmes has been charged with two counts of child molesting, Festival meeting The Times-Mail New officers to lead the Limestone Heritage Festival planning committee will be chosen at the group's first organizational meeting for 1989.
That meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, July 26, 7:30 p.m., at Bedford City Hall. Also scheduled is the installation of 1989 board members and a review of 1988 festival acRecreation plan in area libraries The Times-Mail The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DRN) is taking public comment on the Indiana Outdoor Recreation 1989, An Assessment of Policy Plan, a draft report on the future of recreational opportunities in Indiana. DNR is accepting comments until Aug. 15. Copies of the report are available at the Bedford Public Library; Paoli Public Library; Shoals Public Library; SalemWashington Township Public Library, Salem; and the BloomfieldEastern Greene County Public Library, Bloomfield.
States Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Kentucky; Kentucky and Indiana State Police, Washington County Sheriff John Agan, and Washington County Prosecutor's Investigator Rusty Fultz. Morse and Moore were identified as the men who held a gun on the female postmaster and a rural carrier at the small post office in Waddy and demanded the cash and money orders. Morse was within 30 days of completing his sentence in jail at Salem, on a charge of failure to pay a motel bill, when he obtained keys from the jail office a and opened the door to Jorgensen's cell, then the outside door. The two escaped in pick-up truck left parked with the key in it by a member of the jail staff. When Vonda Jorgensen surrendered to authorities on May 10, 1987, she and Morse had traveled through the eastern and southern part of the country for two months before returning to the southern Indiana area.
probable cause affidavit filed in Lawrence Superior Court, he allegedly had intercourse with a 15- year-old girl and fondled her during the last months of 1987 and January 1988. Holmes is scheduled to appear in Lawrence Superior Court for an initial hearing Friday. set for Tuesday tivities. All interested persons are encouraged to attend. Correction Donald Glenn Foxx, 32, French Lick, died at 2 a.m.
Friday at his home. The date of death was incorrect in the Sunday HeraldTimes. Advertising section The Times-Mail's home delivery subscribers should receive the advertising sections listed below with today's newspaper. If your newspaper does not include these sections call the circulation department (279-0123) before 6 p.m. tonight.
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