Man cited in mistreatment of teenager at Indiana home
Charles T. Garringer, 32, of Ladoga, charged with child mistreating in Montgomery Circuit Court after an Indiana welfare probe found no initial mistreatment at the Indiana Children’s Christian Home. Bond set at $5,000. He was arrested as he prepared to leave the private home serving about 50 residents. The case follows a yearlong state inquiry sparked by former employees’ reports of mistreatment, including an incident involving a 12-year-old girl. State officials and home administrators offered conflicting statements during the probe. born notices follow the main item. 11-D VOTE 11-D JESSE P. HUG Dem, For Sheriff
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Lavuua, Inc
State Welfare Department
Indiana Children’s Christian Home
Charles T. Garringer
Ladoga
Montgomery
Garringer
Indiana
Montgomery County
Harry Siamas
Siamas
Child Welfare Services Division
Bob LaFollette
Kokomo
LaFollette
Jamal
Lucille Devoe
Death notices for James Foland and Virgil Harp
James T. Foland 59 of Fort Wayne died Tuesday at Parkview Hospital after moving from Anderson 15 years ago. He was a social worker, former Foland Canning manager, and member of several groups. Funeral set for Fort Wayne and Anderson, with burial in East Maplewood. Survivors include wife June and two daughters Sara and Laura. Virgil E. Harp 65 of Anderson died Wednesday at Ball Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. He retired from Guide Division in 1911 and is survived by wife Irene two daughters and a son and three grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at Baker Brothers with burial at East Maplewood.
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James Foland
Fort Wayne
Anderson
James T. Foland
Fort Wayne Parkview
Elwood
First Presbyterian
Elks Lodge
Rotary Club
Indiana University Alumni Association
Civic Theater
Fort Wayne Parkview Hospital
Allen County Heart Fund
June
Sara
Laura Foland
Erle Foland
Frances M. Foland
Washington, D.C
Virgil Harp
Virgil E. “Red” Harp
Park Road
Ball Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Ohio
Guide Division
Irene
Max Joyce Hurd
Keith
Marilyn) Tracy
Burr Ridge
Ill
Robert Harp
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Stephen Koenig
East Maplewood
Funeral services multiple for local residents
Funeral notices list services for Lewis Hickner Wilbert Parrish Claude Lockridge Chester Maxwell Ed Stewart Aldus Smith Elizabeth Slater Lois Waymire James Mains Lillian Green Arnold Moore and others with times and locations at St Ambrose Calvary Bright Noffie and Brown and Butz funeral homes plus church officiants. Include April 29 meal options and dance event by Kash and The Kentuckians.
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Lewis Hickner
St Ambrose Catholic Church
Saturda
Wilbert Parrish
Calvary Baptist Church
Noblesville
Claude Lockridge
Ronald L. Seals
Chester Maxwell
Es Funeral Home
Shirley ED Stewart
Dell Funeral Home
North Vernon
Aldus Smith
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson Elizabeth Slater
Bright Funeral Home
Pendleton
Lois Waymire
Noffie Funeral Home
Alexandria
James Mains
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Chester ‘Owens
Lillian Green
First Baptist Church
Elwood
Arnold Moore
Faith Baptists Church
Tell
Nine Steele family members among scaffold collapse victims
Robert Steele mourns as he confirms his nine relatives died in a tower scaffold collapse at a power plant under construction. The disaster killed 43 people, including Steele’s four brothers and three uncles, after the 168 foot fall. Authorities released the death toll and identified the victims as the investigation continued.
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ST. Marys
W.va
Robert Steele
Steele
Steele family mourns four deaths at Pla nt plant disaster
Carlton Steele, eldest son of Emmett Steele, recounts urging his father to quit dangerous high level work at Pleasants Power Station after a fatal incident. Lee Steele, father of four deceased brothers, console s relatives outside a makeshift Belmont morgue as workers identify victims amid bright sun. A caller later relays Emmett Steele’s father’s condition as “in pretty bad shape.”
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Carlton Steele
Emmett Steele
Robert
Pleasants
Emmett
Steele Brothers
Lee Steele
Belmont
Steeles
Lee
WV disasters haunt region with a string of deadly events
The article lists historic West Virginia calamities over a decade including the 1967 Silver Bridge collapse at Point Pleasant with 46 dead, the 1968 airliner crash near Charleston, the 1968 Farmington mine explosion, the 1970 Tri-State jet crash in Huntington, Marshall University fatalities from that game, the 1972 Buffalo Creek dam collapse, and the 1977 Tug Fork flood, noting ongoing loss of life.
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St. Marys
West Virginia
Ohio River
Point Pleasant
Charleston
Consolidation Coal Co
Farmington
Tri-State
Huntington
Marshall University
Logan County
Buffalo Creek Hollow
Big Sandy
Scaffold collapse a mystery near Newark New Jersey
Officials of Research Cottrell Inc could not explain the scaffolding collapse inside a power company cooling tower being built in St Marys West Virginia. The accident killed 51 men. The union and company spokesmen offered theories but no solid cause. The tower was for a Monongahela Power Co plant cooling water cycle. The incident prompted questions about the hydraulic scaffold system and slip form construction. Research Cottrell, a large environmental firm, traces back to 1907 and operates in nine countries with 2,300 employees.
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Newark
Research Cottrell Inc
St. Marys
W.va
Dennis Carlton-Jones
Bound Brook
N.J
Thomas Buontane
Charleston
International Union of Operating Engineers
Lyle Corder
Power Company
Union
Buontane
Italy
Tne
Research Cottrell
American Stock Exchange
United States
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Ronald Morse
Thomas Hunt
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Markleville
Michael Clones
Jesse P. Hug Dem
Sheri
American Legion
Daleville
Ind
Kash
Kentuckians
Kenneth Ahrendt
Shultz
W. Va
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Bob Baldwin
Indiana State Police
Indiana Law Enforcement Academy
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