City Court News Highlights From Local Proceedings
Timothy N Caldwell of 1704 Hill Ct cited for failing to have vehicle inspected with fine and costs suspended. Monty Joe Coapman charged with malicious trespass, judgment with held. James E Copeland of 615 Delaware held for intoxication with $5 and costs plus 90 days in Madison County jail, suspended on good behavior. Melvin E Dietz cited for intoxication with $5 and costs and 180 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy N. Caldwell
Hill Ct
Monty Joe Coapman
James E. Copeland
Delaware
Madison County
Melvin E. Dietz
Garland L. Estle
Corwyn Rd
Travis C. Lloyd
Pendleton Ave
Indiana
State Farm
Helen Lloyd
Bradley L. Manifold
Weslon Ct
George E. Perry
Forrest Terrace
James E. Seaman
Vidal
St. Antoine
Barbara J. Swain
Broadway
Gary E. Winchester
Alexandria Pike
Thomas Martin Wisehart
Kenneth W. Allen
P.O. Box
Charles G. Anderson
N. Muberry
Walter Anderson
Arrow
Alva R. Johnson
Ronald K. Johnson
Rt. 2
Eddie L. Leonard
Louise
Donald F. Linzie
N. Ritter
Randy L. Stamm
Alexandria _—_— Pike
Michael E. Turner
Dewey
Lawrence FE. Becktell
Sixth St
Billie Bowlin
17Th
Pearl Streets
Charles Deamus
Melvin Dietz
General Delivery
Alderson
Joan R. Foster
Norton Ct
Harry L. Foshee
Leslie J. Glover
Second St
Happy Hooker Exposed And Madison County Docket
A feature profiles Barbara a sex worker detailing her income daily routine and client locations along with a lengthy Madison County court docket listing fines suspensions and penalties for numerous defendants including public intoxication nonsupport and traffic offenses with sentences such as jail time suspended on conditions and license issues. The piece blends interview style notes with court records showing diverse cases from intoxication to false registration and traffic violations across Indiana.
Death of Jordan child after two-vehicle crash near Anderson
Vincent Jordan, 13, of Anderson, died 9 40 p m Sunday after a collision involving a slowing auto. He had been transported from Community Hospital to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Driver of second vehicle Dennis Sevens, 18, Chesterfield, was not seriously injured. The Madison County police and Chesterfield and Indiana State Police investigated. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Reker Brothers Funeral Home with Bethany Christian Church ministers. Burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include parents Paul and Katie, a sister Karen Delph, a brother Carl Speresz Jordan serving with the Coast Guard, grandparents Katherine Jordan and Ed Hutsell, and other relatives. Friends may visit Baker Brothers Funeral Home after 2 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Community
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Community Hospital
Dennis Sevens
North St
Chesterfield
Jim Livingstone
Madison Coun.y
Chesterfield Police Department
Indiana State Police
Young Jordan
Reker Brothers Funeral
Lonis Kirema
Chere
Boyd Kuester
Bethany Christian Church
Vincent
Anderson
Paul
Katie Jordan
Kinder- Dance
Pandall
Karen) Delph
Carl Speresz Jordan
U.S. Coast Guard
Mobile
Ala
Katherine Jordan
Ed Hutsell
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
New Arrivals at St. John's and Community Hospitals
Birth notices list multiple families welcoming sons and daughters. Names include Eldridge Wilkins Alexandria 2019 Kirwood Dr a girl. Charles Brown 1222 E. 18th St a boy. Max Pulley 2119 Noble a boy. Jessie Branham 3605 Forrest Terrace a boy. Ralph Wilson 1548 Miller Ave a girl. Gary Hall Alexandria a girl. Charles Sides Pendleton a girl. Paul Lund 2012 Fletcher a girl. Kenneth Moore head Alexandria a boy. John Phillipe Marion a boy. Michael Buston 2418 W. Second St a boy. Jeffrey Manes Rt. 4 a girl. Charles Huntz inz er Rt. 2 a boy. Dennis Edwards 2700 Great Commission School a girl. Kenneth Pulz 708 High a boy. Daniel Vickery Alexandria a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Wilkins
Kirwood Dr
Charles Brown
18Th St
Max Pulley
Noble
Jessie Branham
Forrest Terrace
Ralph Wilson
Miller Ave
Gary Hall
Alexandria
Charles Sides
Pendleton
Paul Lund
Fletcher
Community Hospital
Kenneth Moorehead
John Phillipe
Marion
Michael Buston
Second St
Jeffrey Manes
Charles Huntzinzer
Dennis Edwards
Great Commission School
Kenneth Pulz
Daniel Vickery
AMPI Delegate Pendleton Clarence Rogers Named
Clarence Rogers of Rt 2 is among 590 delegates chosen for the second annual Meeting of Associated Milk Products Inc. Delegates will represent about nine member farms at the Labor Day weekend gathering in Chicago September 3 and 4 at McCormick Place on the Lakefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Clarence Rogers
Rt. 2
Associated Milk Products, Inc
Chicago
McCormick Place
Pollution Hearing Postponed In Waterloo Plant Case
Officials for Straw Chemical Co failed to appear at a Stream Pollution Control Board hearing on cyanide storage and dumps at the Waterloo Indiana plant. A 30 day postponement was granted in the Warsaw White Metal Co matter as attorneys seek a compromise. An order is being prepared against the Waterloo plant with action already taken in Dekalb Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Stream Pollution Control Board
Straw Chemical Co
Waterloo, Ind
Wi.h
Waterloo
Samuel Moore
Moore
Dekalb
White Metal Co
Warsaw
Death of Judson Nation Wolgamott 53 in Indianapolis
Former resident Judson Nation Wolgamott age 53 of 7210 E 10th St Indianapolis died unexpectedly Sunday at Community Hospital Indianapolis. Funeral Wednesday 10:30 a.m. at Home with Rev Lynn Henry. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by widow Fern Nishbert four children two Indianapolis sisters and brother and 11 grandchildren. World War II veteran born Spencer May 1 1918 son of Judson and Rhoda Wolgamott. He had been a building engineer for Allstate Insurance Co Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson
Chesterfield
Michael R. Wolgamott
Mark G. Wolgamott
Thomas
Judy) Markey
Indianapolis
Orville
Rosalie) Passwater
Howard Wolgamott
Anderson
Wolgamott
Allstate Insurance Company
Officials Answer Questions A November 12 1971 Nixon price freeze
In a long briefing the administration answers questions on extending the price freeze to April 30 1972 whether importers may pass the 10 percent tariff to consumers and the impact on wages contracts and consumer prices. It notes some effects require waiting until the freeze ends and outlines enforcement by the Office of Emergency Preparedness while warning no new retroactive pay and limited new price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Treasury
Congress
U.S
Oregon
Connally
White House
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
Delco
Alvin Doty
James Strickland
Indianapolis
Office of Price Administration
Anderson
AFT
Keith Millikan
Millikan
Rosalie Bernard
Anderson High
Lillian Miller
Eugene Yates
First Savings and Loan
George Griffith
Citizens Banking Co
Hardy
Madison County Budget Summary Shows Totals Across Departments
Budget figures itemize services, operating expenses, current charges and properties for Madison County offices including County Commissioners Drainage Board Guidance Center Weights and Measures Soil and Water Conservation Civil Defense Courthouse Jail Home Orphans' Home Circuit and Superior Courts Juvenile Home Health Highway Welfare and related funds with totals for General, Health, Highway, Welfare and reassessment funds and a bonds and interest line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Soil and Water Conservation Services
County Civil Defense Services
County Orphans’ Home Services
Circuit Court — Services
Superior Court — Ser
Superior Court 2
Madison County Juvenile Home
County General Fund
County Health Fund
County Health
County Highway Fund
Connally outlines Nixon moves on currency policy
Connally and officials describe Nixon actions as shaking global money markets while seeking to press for new international monetary talks. He warns of possible depreciation or gains for the dollar and urges banks to avoid rate hikes, aiming to protect U.S. currency amid international pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seas
U.S
Europe
Africa
Latin America
Paul Volker
The
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
London
Nixon
Connally
Bride Price Tragedy Shocks Malgobek Town
Akhmet and Magomed arranged a secret marriage with Lida’s parents for 600 rubles. Lida, unaware, was forced into the union. she resisted but Akhmet kidnapped her and took her home after drinking vodka. Akhmet was severely punished and legal action filed against both sets of parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagaudin
Akhmet
Magomed
Lida
Malgobek
Soviet Russia
Malgobck
Soviet Union
Washington Workers in Atomic Energy Firms Insurance Status
About 150000 Americans are employed in atomic energy plants and of these about 99.7 per cent are cen a standard insurance risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mrs. Myrtle Barnhizer Barnhizer Dies After Illness
Mrs Myrtle Kleeberger Barnhizer formerly of 916 East 29th Street died Monday at Gobel Nursing Home after years of illness. She owned a beauty shop for 20 years and was a Central Christian Church member. Survived by two daughters Bernice Roby and Kathryn Fuller, a grandson Michael Fuller and six great grandchildren. Visitation today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Wednesday 1:30 p.m. at Rozelle with Rev. Monroe Schuster officiating. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Kleeberger Barnhizer
E. 29Th St
Gobel
Arthur Barnhizer
Barnhizer
Central Christian Church
Bryant
Ind
Alford
Matilda Odters Grigsby
Louis
Bernice) Roby
Delmas
Kathryn) Fuller
Anderson
Michael K. Fuller
Harold E. Rozelle
Rozelle
Monroe Schuster
East Maplewood Cemetery
Price freeze drew mixed reactions from workers and retirees
Delco-Remy employees and a diverse group in Anderson responded to Nixon’s price and wage policy. Some backed the freeze for job preservation and retiree relief, while others doubted effectiveness or administration. Local teachers and bankers offered cautious but hopeful perspectives as Congress weighs details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Keith
Delco-Remy
North America produced major share of world oil before WWII
The report notes that about 47 percent of global petroleum came from North America, a drop from 64 percent of supply sourced from the continent prior to World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
North America
Death Notice of Charles C. Quinn 89 Anderson Madison County
Charles C. Quinn 89 retired wholesale salesman of 407 West Fourth Street died Sunday evening at Community Hospital after two weeks illness. Funeral 1 p.m. Wednesday at Home with Dr Gary Allbritten officiating. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by widow Flora Smith, daughter Mrs Ralph Hinkle, granddaughter Mrs Cronelius Winn, and two great grandchildren. Born April 3, 1882 in Madison County to Daniel and Jennie Gaines Quinn. Member of First Baptist Church. Family receiving friends after 2 p.m. today at funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C
Bud” Quinn
Fourth St
Community Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Gary Allbritten
East Maplewood Cemetery
Madison County
Daniel
Jennie
Theodore A. Green
John Herr
South Bend
Anderson Memorial Park
Cornell Bright
Green
Indiana University Hospital
Indianapolis
Firestone Rubber Company
Noblesville
Pendleton
Michigan
Kiwanis Club
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Mary
Robert
Nancy) Good
Anderson
Chester Green
Lansing
Mich
Mrs Minnie Gibson dies in Jellico after 10 years here
Mrs Minnie Gibson 84 widow of Frank Gibson died Sunday at St Johns Hospital after two weeks in failing health. A former Elk Valley assistant postmistress she was born Sept 28 1886 in Scott County Tenn and lived in Pendleton ten years. Surviving include five children and four grandchildren. Final rites planned Wednesday 130 pm at Elk Valley Baptist Church with interment in Valley View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Gibson
E. Fifth St
Frank Gibson
St. John’s Hospital
Elk Valley
Tenn
Baptist Church
Scott County
Abraham
Susan S. Chambers
Evelyn York
Cyril Fox
el Cajon
Calif
Muriel Pippin
San Diego
Henry Queener
Jacksboro
Frank Gibson Jr
Austin
Ten
Edna Layne
Oneida
Milo Chambers
Elyria
Ohio
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Ellison Funeral Home
Jellico
Elk Valley Baptist Church
Valley View
Harold Rhodes 65 Marion man dies at home
Harold Rhodes 65 of Marion died Friday at his home. He was the brother of William H. Rhodes and Richard A. Rhodes of Anderson. Funeral rites set for 1 30 p.m. Wednesday at Needham Funeral Home in Marion. Friends may call after noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rhodes
Marion
William H. Rhodes
Richard A. Rhodes
Anderson
Needham
Doris Butler Final Rites in Alexandria
Mrs Doris E Butler 54 wife of Walter Butler of 1521 West 10th Street is to have funeral services at 1 30 p m today at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria followed by burial at IOOF Cemetery in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl M. Kyle
Alexandria
Doris E. Butler
Walter Butler
W. 10Th St. Infermont
IOOF
Final rites for Mrs Phyllis Jean Cook at St Ambrose Church
Funeral set for 10 a m today at St Ambrose Catholic Church for Mrs Phyllis Jean Cook 39 of Rt 4 Interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Phyllis “Jean” Cook
Rt. 4
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Robert McGinnis Rites Planned in Kokomo Funeral Home
Robert McGinnis brother of Ed McGinnis of 1933 Broadway died Sunday morning in Kokomo where he resided. Final rites are set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Peacock Funeral Home in Kokomo with burial in the same city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McGinnis
Broadway
Robert McGinnis
Kokomo
Peacock Funeral Home
City
Oris Dixon dies at 76 in Hancock County Hospital
The Rev. Oris C. Dixon, 76, former Cullman Alabama minister, died Monday at Hancock County Hospital after a short admission. He lived with daughter Belma Counecellor in Ingalls for 18 months and served as interim minister at Fortville Baptist Church. Born July 27, 1895 in Lewisville Indiana, he is survived by another daughter Patricia Sekakawa of Chicago, nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Final arrangements are pending. funeral rites set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Cornell Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortville
Oris C. Dixon
Hancock County
Cullman
Ala
Belma Counecellor
Ingalls
Fortville Baptist Church
Lewisville
Ind
Kalip
Jennie Stuart Dixon
Patricia Sekakawa
Chicago
Ronald Seals
Elwood Resident Joe Lawson 50 Dies of Heart Attack
Joe Lawson of Paso Robles California formerly of Elwood died from a heart attack Sunday in Kokomo Indiana. Born September 12 1920 in Kentucky to William and Anna Lawson he was a WWII veteran and self employed decorator. Survived by wife Mabel Slayton four daughters one son six brothers and three sons live in Kokomo San Bernardino and Indiana. services held Wednesday at Jackley Landrum Funeral Home with burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Noah Newton of Noblesville 66 a retired farmer dies. final rites held at Coal Kin Funeral Home with interment at Carey Cemetery north of Noblesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Sixth Avenue
Fifth
Madison
Saks
Bonwit's
Barbara
Pennsylvania
Fifi Avenue
Elwood
Joe Lawson
Paso Robles
Calif
Kokomo
Kentucky
William
Anna Bleu Lawson
Mabel Slayton
Sandra Majors
Vickie Lawson
San Bernadino
Katherine
Linda Lawson
Daniel Lawson
Tracy
Steven
Jim Lawson
Clay Lawson
Newport
Earl Lawson
Louis Lawson
Independence
Russell Lawson
Jeffersonville
Pete Lawson
Jamestown
Jackley-Landrum
Ed Finley
First Baptist Church
Elwood City Cemetery
Tuesay
Noblesville
Coalkin
Noah P. Newton
Rt. 4
Carey Cemetery
Paul E. Hensley Final Rites in Pendleton Today
Paul E. Hensley age 55 of 215 Taylor Street will have funeral services at 1 30 p m today at the Cornell Bright Funeral Home. Interment will follow at West Grove Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Cornell Bright
Paul E. Hensley
Taylor St
West Grove Lawn Cemetery
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Lone Oak Rd
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St. John's Hospital
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Gwien
Madison Ave
Nues
Madison County Budget
County Drainage Board
Wright Patman
Texas
House Banking Committee
United States
Anderson and
Charles Quinn
Mrs. Opal
Opal Hudson
Sobel Apartments
Brown and Butz
Six
John A. Six
Ottumwa
Iowa
John Everling
John E. Everling
Hatstie Moore
Roland
Lawrence
Harold
John
Frank
Windfall
Gertrude Hahn
Louise Singer
Opal Witham
Mary van Briggle
Tipton
Lois Jean Martin
Orestes
Maude St. Clair
Eve Catlin
Lou Perego
California
Wayne Everling
Copher
Fesler
Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery
Doris Butler
Mrs
Phyllis Cook
Oris Dixon
Theodore Green
Noah Newton
Paul Hensley
M. Max Morgan
David
God
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WHBU
EeraTay
W. 8Th ST
Northside JR. High
Indiana Ave
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