1 Friday weather Indiana zone South Bend forecasts Gary Wayne 1: Turning sharply colder and windy tonight, with rain changing to snow. Lows In the mid to upper 20s. Good chance of snow showers Saturday. chance of snow flur30s. ries.
Highs Chances in of the mid FORECAST Until Saturday pre- 30,20 10 1 10 2-3: Windy and turning cold tonight with rain changing to snow. Lows in the mid to upper 20s. 4-5-6-7-8: Windy and turning sharply colder tonight with rain, possibly changing to snow before ending. Lows in the mid to upper 20s. Cloudy and cold Saturday with a slight chance of snow flur30s.
2 3 Monticello 1 Marion Kokomo Muncie Indianapolis Bloomington 8. Madison Vincennes 10 New Albany cipitation 90 percent 20 tonight and 20 percent Saturday. 9-10-11: Rainy and windy tonight. Rain Snow may change to snow Figures show 60 low flurries before end- XXXX Temperatures ing. Lows in the Ron Cold 50 Warm for area.
30s. Cloudy and cold. Datu 50 liam 70 Saturday. NOAA NATIONAL US Dept WEATHER al CommercE The weather elsewhere By The Associated Press HI Lo PIc Olik Fairbnks 38 25 rn Ptland Me Albany 50 32 Hartford 51 42 Pland Ore 3 cir Albu'que .32 cdy Helena Rapid City Atlanta Jacks'ville cdy St P- Ashville .02 cdy ind'apolls .13 St Louis .86 Amarillo .16 Honolulu 83 .01 Reno Anchorage 3 .10 Houston Richmond At City Juneau Salt Lake Baltimore .04 Kans City .06 Diego Birmnghm Las Vegas San Fran Blemarck Rock .51 Marie 32 .05 Boise Los Angeles Seattle Boston Louisville Spokane Brownsville edy Memphis Tulsa .36 Buffalo .48 Miami Washington .01 Chrisin SC Milwaukee Christn WV .05 Mple-St .07 Cheyenne .03 cdy Nashville .03 Chicago New Orine Cincinnati New York .01 Dal-Ft Wth Omaha 39 Precipitation for 24 hours endColmbus Oh 4888 Okla City .04 cdy Lo Thursday's Low. Cleveland Norfolk HI Thursday's High.
Denver 59 Orlando 59 ing 8 a.m. today. Des Maines cdy Philad'phia 51 Outlook Sky Conditions OutDetralt cdy Phoenix :11 look for today. Duluth 26 .01 cdy Pittsburgh 48 -Missing. Extended outlook A cold period with a chance of rain or snow Monday and Tuesday.
Lows in the 20s. Highs in the 30s and 40s Sunday and Monday and in the 40s and 50s Tuesday. Edith M. Shrader Edith M. Shrader, 79, a resident of Forest Park Healthcare Center, died there at 10 a.m: Thursday, Nov.
8, 1979, She was born in Tipton County Sept. 19, 1900, the daughter of Jesse and Mary Elizabeth (Davis) Ryan. 'She was married Aug. 28, 1919, to Walter E. Shrader, who died July 23, 1973.
Surviving are a daughter, Luree Cooper of Kokomo; two sons, Har. old Shrader of Kokomo and Wayne Shrader of Greentown; two brothers, Ralph of Kokomo 'and Darrell Ryan of Cutler; three sisters, Esta Baker of Kokomo, Anna Mae Lunsford of New Waverly and Leona, Orem of Forest; 12 grandchildren, and great-grandchil-: dren. A son and a sister preceded her in death. She had been employed at Globe American Stellite Division Cabot Corp, and Cuneo Press of Indiana and was a member of Church of the Brethren, Eagles Auxiliary and Pocahontas Lodge. Services will be at 10 a.m.
Monday at Fenn Funeral Home with burial in Albright Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Deaths- Leon Roy Mills Leon Roy Mills, 62, Gateway Gardens, died In St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Thursday night, Nov.
8, 1979, following an illness of several months. Arrangements are pending' at Murray Funeral Home, Kokomo Chapel. Elmer Stewart CAMDEN, Ind. Elmer Stewart, 76, Camden, died in St. Joseph Memorial Hospital in Kokomo at 3:30 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 8, 1979, Arrangements are pending at Stout Funeral Home, Russlaville. Alvin Beecher Franklin SHARPSVILLE, Ind. Alvin Beecher Franklin, 82, Sharpsville, died in Tipton Nursing Home in Tipton early Friday morning, Nov. 9, 1979.
Arrangements are pending at Boyer Funeral Home in Sharpsville. Name corrected Because of erroneous information supplied the Tribune, the spelling of the last name was incorrect in Thursday's obituary of Edna J. DeVries. Also misspelled were the surnames of two surviving sons, Fred DeVries and Walter DeVries. Man arrested for public intoxication, battery Charles E.
Coan, 36, 314 W. Walnut was arrested by Kokomo city police and charged with public intoxication and battery on a police officer. Information from police concerning the incident was limited but they said Coan had been drinking at Tony's Bar, Markland Avenue and Plate Street, when he was arrested outside for public intoxication. Officers said Coan went to police station peacefully but became upset when his handcuffs were taken off and, police say, he shoved and kicked Officer Dennis Bowers. Coan was arrested at 2:33 a.m.
and an ambulance was dispatched to the police station at 2:55 a.m. where Coan was treated for a laceration to the top of his head. 2 injured in accident Joe A. Glassburn, 51, Kokomo R.R. 6, and Jimmy E.
Symons, 19, Greentown, were hospitalized Thursday morning after they were injured in a two-car accident at Ind. 19 and 100S. Howard County Sheriff's officers said Symons was westbound on 100S when he pulled his car into the path of the southbound Glassburn car. Police said Symons had brought his vehicle to a stop at the stop sign and then apparently tried to get across the state highway before the Glassburn vehicle crossed the intersection. Both men were treated for severe facial lacerations at Howard Community Hospital.
Glassburn is listed in stable condition and Symons in good condition. Stellite worker injured Terry Davis, 18, 1500 W. Markland lot 94, is listed in fair condition at St. Joseph's Hospital after he was injured in an industrial accident Thursday at Stellite Corp. According to a Stellite spokesman, Davis was injured when two ingots rolled together, crushing Davis.
The ingots are cylindrical pieces of metal which Stellite melts into usuable liquid metal, the spokesman said. Davis suffered a broken foot and was also treated for shock, the Stellite spokesman said. Company officials are not sure why the ingots rolled out of control and hit Davis. Markets INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The Indiana hog market Friday at 70 yards and plants: demand good early, light late; barrows and gilts 1.00, stances 1.25 higher; 1-2 200-240 lbs 35.75-36.75, a few at 37.00, bulk 36.00-36.50; 240-250 lbs 35.50-36,00; 1-3 250-260 lbs 34.50-35.50. Sows mostly SD higher; 1-3 300-600 lbs 27.00-29.50.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Hogs 1.600: barrows and gilts active, fully 1.25 higher, Instances 1.50 up; 1-2 210-245 lbs 37.50-37.75, approximately 200 head 38.00; 1-3 230-255 lbs 37.00-37.75, bulk 37.25-37,50. Sows active, fully steady; 1-3 350-475 lbs 28.50-30.50; 550-600 lbs 31.00-31.50. Cattle: none. Sheep: none. NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous metal prices Thursday: Copper cents a pound, U.S.
tions. Lead 57-59 cents a pound. Zinc cents a pound, delivered. TIn $7.9469 a pound. Gold 389.75 per troy ounce.
Silver $16.225 per Troy ounce. Mercury $325.00 per flask. Kokomo Cash Grain Market Closing, Thursday New Corn, corn, per bu. per bu. 2.31 Soybeans, per 6.13 New soybeans, per bu.
6.31 Wheat, per bi 3.81 New wheat, per bu. 4.12 Chicago Board of Trade Close as of Thursday Corn Dec. 2.61¼ May July Sept. March 2.99 2.96 2.78¼ 2.89¾ Beans Nov. 6.48¼ Jan.
6.69¼ March 6.94¾ May 7.13 July 7.30½ Aug. 7.37 Sept. 7.39½ Wheat Dec. 4.20¾ July 4.39¾ May March 4.40% 4.45¼ Sept. 4.49¾ Friday, Nov.
9, 1979 Kokomo (Ind.) Tribune 11, County police motorcycle thefts Howard County police officers think the thefts of two motorcylces reported to them Thursday are related to two other thefts of motorcycles stolen earlier this week. George Powell, 3120 N. Washing. ton lot 11, told police his 1947 Harley-Davidson motorcycle was stolen from in front of his trailer sometime Wednesday night. Although the value of the cycle was listed at $500, police said it was probably worth more since it had been fully customized and plated in chrome.
David Abney, 3721 Apperson Way told police his 1977 Harley-Davidson motorcycle was stolen while it was parked in front of his trailer at Forrest Lodge Trailer Court. Police think the same person or persons who stole motorcycles earlier this week on the north side of Kokomo are responsible for these thefts. In other thefts, Roger Roe, 900 S. Lewis Road, reported the theft of a battery from a 1966 Pontiac. Rex Beach, 8 Southdowns Drive, told police someone had stolen his traveler's checks.
Hobbs Market, Kokomo R.R. 6, reported someone had destroyed a co*ke machine and made off with $10 in change. Ray Bowman, 2900 Apperson Way reported his citizen's band radio suspect related and two vehicle registrations were stolen from his car while it was parked at the Chrysler transmission plant. Edward Summers, 180 N. Elm said his car was broken into while It was parked at the Kokomo Mall theatres.
Stolen was an 8-track, AM-FM radio, a tape case and 25 tapes. Stop 'N Go grocery, Goyer Road and Boulevard, reported the shoplifting of $1.69 worth of meat. Paul an employee of Kaplan Trucking Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, reported that, while he was asleep in his rig in the Kokomo Mall parking lot, someone stole a tarp, a 20-foot chain and a chain binder from his truck. Elmer Cook 408 S.
Union reported the theft of a tool box and tools from his house. Ronald Goulet, Russiaville, told police three tires were stolen off his car while it was parked at the Indiana University-Kokomo parking lot. Rodney Sullivan, 818 W. Jackson reported the theft of a battery from his car parked at the Delco Electronics parking lot on South Jay Street. Rex Edwards, 1944 W.
Madison told officers tires and wheels from his car were stolen while it was parked in the 1800 block of South Armstrong Street. Evansville New York stocks Steven Hill Steven Hill, 30, 5213 Mohawk Drive, died in Community Hospital in Indianapolis at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 8, 1979, following an Illness of eight years. Arrangements are pending at Ellers Mortuary.
Funerals Charlotte Roadruck Services 10 a.m. Saturday; Pickett Funeral Home, Greentown. Maggie L. Hoback Graveside services 10 a.m. Saturday, Albright Cemetery.
Donald E. Cory Services 2 p.m. Saturday, Murray Funeral Home, Galveston Chapel. Mary E. Keel Services 2 p.m.
Saturday, Mitchell Funeral Home, Tipton. Edna J. DeFreeze Services 3 p.m. Saturday, Schnepp Funeral Home, 816 1 E. Main Carson City, Mich.
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Calumet St. Brown, Gladys 120 Westmont Lane, Novlesville. Cheever, Dorotha 215 W. Griffith Galveston. Glassburn, Edwin 1930 S.
Goyer Rd. Helmholtz, Betty 1120 W. Jackson St. Jay, Karen 706 S. Armstrong St.
Joseph, Charlotte 1616 N. Delphos St. Lewis, Tucker 1101 S. Plate St. McCarter, William 810 S.
Jay Christopher, a fourth-grade student at Roosevelt School, is the son of Anita Delores Cardinal and the late William Cardinal. St. McKee, Mary 2322 N. Waugh St. Martin, Billy Box 493, Swayzee.
Ollis, Jinny 306 S. Cooper St. Pressnell, Louiza 2241 W. Jefferson Apt. 111A.
At Tipton Dismissals Altherr, Rebecca, Elwood. Blackburn, Lisa, Sharpsville. Calandrelli, Mary, Frankfort. Dinus, Betty, Tipton. Driver, Shirley, Tipton.
Gibbs, Dollie, Kempton. Goodnight, Michael, Tipton. Harkness, Harold, Tipton. Huffer, Marie, Kempton. Long, Nadean, Forest.
Miller, Walter, Tipton. Upchurch, Gerry, Windfall. Taylor, Mary, Noblesville. Woodruff, Vivian, Arcadia. Billhymer, Raymond, Atlanta.
Brown, Anna, Atlanta. Gruel, Earl, Atlanta. Gross, Marjorie, Elwood. Jackson, James, Tipton. Miller, Anita, Tipton.
Wertz, Carolyn, Sharpsville. Wiles, Eulalah, Arcadia. GOi Births At St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Ferguson Michael and Trina (Bryan) Ferguson, 4907 Algonquin Trail, a boy, Jason Wayne, 7 pounds, ounces, at 10:52 a.m. Thursday, 1979.
Shively Steve and Pamela (Montgomery) Shively, Amboy R.R. 1, a boy, Dustin Adam, 8 pounds, 7 ounces, at 9:25 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 8, 1979. Dillinger Marc and Dixie (Pendergrass) Dillinger, 3067 Vinton Circle, a girl, Amber, 5 pounds, ounces, at 3:29 a.m.
Friday, Nov. 9, 1979. Butler Donnie and Sheila (Taylor) Butler, Greentown R.R. 2, a girl, 8 pounds, 6 ounces, at 6:14 a.m. Friday, Nov.
9, 1979, Still Michael and Gail (Winget) Still, 1825 W. Judson Road, a boy, 9 pounds, 9 ounces, at 8:09 a.m. Friday, Nov. 9, 1979, At Howard Community Hospital Kuefner James and Robin (Rust) Kuefner, 333 W. Monroe a boy, Shane Josiah, 7 pounds, ounces, at 9 a.m.
Nov. 8, 1979. Beckom Rex and Jacinda (Harth) Beckom, 305 E. Carter a boy, Wesley Adam, 9 pounds, ounces, at 1:25 p.m. Thursday, Nov.
8, 1979. Local youth wins contest Christopher Cardinal, 10, 2421 N. Lafontaine has been selected by television news service 18 in Lafay. ette as a winner in McDonald Restaurant's the Weather Contest." His winning drawing will be shown during the weather segment on channel 18's 6 p.m. broadcast next Friday.
Roswog, Lawrence, Box 229, Kokomo R.R. 5. Taylor, Cathy 318 E. Walnut Greentown. Wallace, Daniel 220 S.
Purdum St. At Howard Community Dismissals Astell, Elizabeth 1424 S. Main St. Brock, Marilyn Galveston. Clouse, Wesley Michigantown.
Daniels, Mary, 1026 S. Armstrong St. Hagy, Ola 644 S. Locke St. Jaberg, Judy Bunker Hill.
Kuefner, Robin, 333 W. Monroe St. Lewellen, Barbara, 1515 S. Home Ave. Null, Charlotte, Greentown.
Patterson, Ann, 122 Walnut Hills. Philpot, Brenda, 1414 W. Havens St. Powell, Lila, Country Park Estates. Raquet, Virginia, Greentown.
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