Police Blotter Reports Multiple Motorcycle Accidents
A RAT LN TRE STREET caused by construction on Main Street contributed to one of three motorcycle crashes on Sunday and Monday. Michael A. Diehl, 29, suffered compound leg fractures after a rut caused loss of control. he underwent surgery and was listed in satisfactory condition. Snn 385 Matin St excavating traffic lane closures. Another crash on 32nd Street and Ind Route 10 injured a rider treated and released with facial and body lacerations. A third collision on Mounds Road involved Brent Faust and Ga Britton. back injuries and a crash with a street sign were reported. A separate arrest tied to a May lawnmower theft and two burglaries were noted, along with a bicyclist minor injury at 53rd Street Parkway. A three-car crash near Florida Station and Hartman Roads left Joluse Ditmer and Cindy Ditmer treated. Mrs Mead and Bertie Ditmer also involved with varying injuries and vehicle damages.
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Main Street
Micheal A. Diehl
Central Ave
Diehl
St. John's Hospital
P&m & Sons
Matin St
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Dan Purcifal Sr
Purcifal
32Nd Street
Inc Rruge
St. de Hospital
Mosley
Ind
Honda
Roa
Britton
Pendleton
Brent L. Faust
Faust
Kenneth Sorrell
Seatterfield
Tom Fritz
Rangeline
Sorrell
Madison County
Kevin Malone
Arrow Ave
Ilam
Lola Gist
Fulton St
Pulive
Aird Street
53Rd Street
Laura M. Bolton
Delmar Hd
Miss Bolton
Hilda Wendling
Peart St
Wendling
Linder's
New Castle
Alt Community Hospital
Florida Station
Hartman
Joluse Ditmer
Ah Mead
Rt. 1
Lapel
Cindy Ditmer
Community Hospital
Wreck fatality linked to six vehicle collision
Cecil E. Mervin, 70, died Monday at Community Hospital from injuries suffered June 3 when crushed between his parked car and a moving pickup. The crash occurred after two moving vehicles collided at Crass and Poplar streets, sending the truck into Mervin's auto. Arrangements were being completed late Monday.
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Cecil E. Mervin
Community Hospital
Mervin
Crass
Poplar
Local obituary notices list area deaths and services
A string of brief death notices from area towns reports John Bruner, Maude M audermilk, Rosa Sizemore, Helen Appleton, Fern Miller, Charles Hess, Delma Buller, and Cecil Crosser among others. Details include ages, last residences, family survivors, and funeral arrangements at Baker Trothers, Elbert C. Frazee, Karl M. Kyle, Harold E. Rozelle, Macer, Baker Brothers, Pilitan-Riehman, and Rozelle funeral homes with service times and burial plans.
Family thanks for support after loss of Patricia Langford Oakes
The family of Patricia Langford Oakes expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kind words and support after the death of their daughter and sister. Special thanks note Rev P A Dixon, Riverview Hospital staff, pallbearers Dennis Hardesty and Dave Couch, American Legion Post 469 Frankton, and DAV Chapter 12 officers.
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P. A. Dixon
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Dennis Hardesty
Dave Couch
American Legion Post
Frankton &x
Wally Norris
Barney Gourly
Kopechne Promises A Break In Daughters Death Probe
Joseph Kopechne says new developments are expected within a year or two regarding Mary Jo Kopechne’s death linked to the Chappaquiddick incident. He visited Martha’s Vineyard and spoke with two witnesses whose testimony challenged Kennedy’s account. Farrar and Look, involved in the 1969 inquest, were among those he met.
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Boston
Mary de Kopechne
The
Boston Globe
Joseph Kopechne
Swiftwater
Kopéchne
Gwendolyn
Chappaquiddick
Martha's Vineyard
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Elwood Smoking Policy Remains In Limbo At Board Meeting
Elwood School Board debates a total smoking ban on campus and at events. Superintendent Keith Scott cites risks for football games and staff, while Rev. William Mathys warns against encouraging minors to break the law. A July plan asks administrators to draft proposals and city council may be asked to grant police enforcement on school property.
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Elwood School
Keith Scott
William Mathys
Wilfred Shaw
Policy Change Redirects Students to Pendleton Route
South Madison Community School Board amended its policy guiding students living on County Road 9W for the third time this year. Rebel Elsbury moved all students going to Pendleton and their younger siblings continue there. others attend Markleville. The board adopted the plan and named Charles Gaus as attorney to defend a $4.74 million civil suit filed by Alva C and Opal Slehier over a drainage issue near Pendleton Heights High School. An insurance review for buildings and inventories was also discussed, setting replacement and cash value terms.
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South Madison
School Corporation
Alva C
Opal Slehier
Ind
Pendieton Heights High School
Madison County Board of Wealth
Heart
Pendleton Heights
Pendleton South
Trials and triumphs of modern family life
The passage notes that fatherhood and motherhood are challenging in contemporary times yet acknowledges thousands of families who remain happy and share family life despite turbulence and work demands.
Cancer Treatment Machine Installed at Deaconess Hospital
The first linear accelerator in southern Indiana arrived at Deaconess Hospital for the new tri state cancer care center. Public affairs officer William Bender said assembly and testing will take about eight weeks and cancer treatment should begin in late August.
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Ecansvilac. Amu. (Ap
Indiana
Deaconess Hospital
William Bender
Tri-State
Bender
Preparation H touted for hemorrhoid relief in ads
An old newspaper ad claims Preparation H ointment and suppositories shrink hemorrhoidal tissues and ease swelling. It says doctors use it themselves and recommend it to families, noting prompt temporary relief from pain and itching.
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John Bruner Duh
Fo Rewner
O ‘Ringwood Way
Indiana University Medical Center
Whianapolis
Container Corporation
Seki
David
Robert Louiser Warren Dw
Anderson
Baker Trothers Funeral Home
Mauvde Laudermilk
Jm.s
Mildred Rhoades
Washington Court House
Ohio Friends
Elbert C. Frazee
Middletown
Verka Suattr
Anderson Memorial Park
Rosa Sizemore
Alenandria
Rosa
Rosemary” Sizemore
N. Broadway
Summitville
St. Dohn's Hospital
Alesandri
Sears
Sizemore
Fenlecontal Ueliness Church
Kathy Dawson
Maalcalm
Patricia) King
Wheatfield
Elen Hobbs
Geneva Gelz
Wabash
Eva Glackfort
Elwood
Deana Elbert
Alexandria
Dora Gardner
Robert Anderson
Suramitville
Samuel Anderson
Dortford
Nathan Anderson
Manvie
Norman Anderson
Kokomo
Pank Anderson
Tecumseh, Mich
Karl M. Kyle
Clifton Smith
Helen Appleton
Ars
Circlerive
Lisencing
Appleton
First Presbyterian Church
Wayne
Gary Wayne
Carmel
Raymond Michael Appleton
Wausau
Wis
Anna Perry
Denver
Cafo
Mary Swinglish
Republix
Catherine Tobais
Allison
Tour Brothers
John Sabula
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Sabula
Chardon
Dan Sabula
West Royalton
George Sabula
West Barington
Harold E. Rozelle
Revny Thompson
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral
Fern Miller
Irving
Tadisanapolis
Henry County
First United Methodist Church
Pretoria Guild
Eastern Star of Sulphur Springs
Malcolm
James Miller
Artie
Fay
Harp New Castle
Manes
Ruth) Lester
Palmay
Charles Hess
Charles E. Hess
Parkview Hospital
Plymouth
Marshall
New York Central Railroad
Ednad McDonald
LaPorte
F. Hess
Tampa
Fla
Thurman Wallace
Faur
Delma Buller
Muncie
Joan Marsh
Bail Memorial Ff Hospital
James L. Shreve
Hughwaad
Sarah Caper
An Coal
Pilitan-Riehman
Eaton
Union Cemetery
Cecil Crosser
Rozelle
Cecil Classer
Eighth St
East Maplewood Cemetery
Seni
Broadwey
Grand Actos
Frisch
Patricia Langford Oakes
Mr. and
Mrs. Carson Langford
Kopechne
Kopeehne
John Farrar
Christopher
Wack
Look
Senators
Farrar
Miss Kopechne
Varrar Say
Joeanna Winings
Herald
Elwook
Robert Mason
McKinley St
F.C. Deyo
Deyo
Scott
Joanna Grant
Jeff Fox
Pendleton Festival
West 1Th Street
Steve Hopomieter
Elim
Wea
Hollon'sphanmacies
Inns Socktan St
Lucther
Sonatene
C. Hover
Zens Bank
J.C. Hoover
Orinens Bank Bldg
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