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11 1 79, 10 JANUARY 17, 1978 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 23 Mrs. William Berns Services Wednesday Services for Mrs. William J. Berns, 81, a resident of Greenwood since 1959, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Wilson-St.

Pierre Funeral Home in Greenwood, with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Berns died Sunday in her home in Westminster Village. She was a native of Washington, Ind. and a member of United Methodist Church.

Her husband, William J. Berns, is the owner of Berns Construction Company. Also surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Armes of Lebanon, and two sons, Thomas Berns of Greenwood and Robert Berns of South Pasadena, Calif. Miss Willie Stephens Services for Miss Willie Charles Stephens, 72, 145 West 22nd Street, will be held at 5 p.m.

Wednesday in Jacobs Brothers Westside Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. She died Friday in Methodist Hospital. Born at Abbeyville, S.C., she had lived in Indianapolis 38 years. She retired as a social worker in 1966, having worked for Marion County Juvenile Court and Community Action Against Poverty. Mrs.

Mollie Cawthra, Cancer Loan Group Founder, Dies Mrs. Mollie Rathbun Cawthra, 77, 6421 West 96th Street, founder of the Zionsville Cancer Loan Cupboard, died Sunday in Methodist Hospital. Mrs. Cawthra, a native of Toledo, Ohio, and resident here more than 40 years, also was a member of the Boone County Cancer Society, Little Red Door and the Zionsville Citizens Committee. She was a charter member of the Sullivan Museum at Zionsville.

She was a member of the board of the United Cancer Council and the English Speaking Union. Mrs. Cawthra, widow of Henry I. Cawthra, was a graduate of the School of Fine Arts and Crafts at Boston, Mass. As a Red Cross volunteer during World War II she taught silversmithing at Fort Benjamin Harrison.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Festival Music Society for the Mollie Cawthra Renaissance Lute in the Board of Trade Building or the Boone County Cancer Society at Lebanon. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Nell Brewster, of Narragansett, R.I., and brother, William Rathbun of Toledo, Ohio. Area Residents Honored For Community Service A sheriff's deputy, a city official and an educator were honored Monday in the Indianapolis Athletic Club at the 43d annual Community Service Awards Banquet. Honored were: Sgt.

Robert A. Warren of the Marion County Sheriff's Department, Distinguished Service Award. Robert Kennedy, of the Indianapolis Department Metropolitan director, Development, Good Government Award. William W. Neher, dean of University College of Butler University, Outstanding Young Educator Award.

Warren was cited for organizing the sheriff department's largest "Christmas Tour" event which provides toys and presents for underprivileged and hospitalized children. Kennedy was recognized for his efforts to revitalize the city center. including the beautification of Monument Circle, development of the Indiana Avenue corridor and establishment of inner-city industrial parks. Lee Edward Sadler, Secretary Of Baptist Group, Succumbs Services for Lee Edward Sadler, 62, 127 East 33rd Street, secretary of the Indiana Brotherhood Union of the National Baptist Convention of America, will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in Metropolitan Baptist Church, of which he was a member, with burial in New Crown Cemetery.

An Army Veteran of World War II, he died Saturday in West 10th Street Veterans Administration Hospital. A native of Brownsboro, and an Indianapolis resident 56 years, Mr. Sadler was a deacon of the church, Sunday school teacher the Men's Bible class and president of the brotherhood of the chuch. He was also secretary of the Council of Churches. He was a truck driver eight years for the Indianapolis Department of Transportation.

Friends may call Wednesday from 3 p.m. until 5 p.m. in Boatright Funeral Home, and from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the church.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mildred Sadler; stepdaughter, Mrs. Gertrude ate, and sisters, Mrs. Gladys Green and Mrs. Catherine Jones, all of Indianapolis.

E. J. Katzenberger Services for Edward J. Katzenberger, 87, Indianapolis, will be at 10 a.m. today in the Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery.

Mr. Katzenberger, a World War I Army veteran, died Saturday in a local nursing home. He worked at Western Union 48 years, retiring in 1956. He was a 50-year member of Capitol City Masonic Lodge. Survivors include a son.

Mark Katzenberger of Greenwood, and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Ellen Schenk of Holly, Mich. and Mrs. Martha Baker of Indianapolis. Heather Hickey Services for Heather year-old daughter of Mrs.

Davis and Kevin George held at 4 p.m. Thursday Buchanan Broad Ripple cremation to follow She a Wabash nursing home. clude her parents, Lorena Price of father, Richard Lewis of and great-grandfather, of Osprey, Fla. Hearings On Fatal Man OK After Found Plane Crash Slated In Home With Injury Evansville, Ind Public hearings into the Dec. 13 plane crash which killed 29 persons, including the University of Evansville basketball team, will open here Feb 14 The National Transportation Safety Board will conduct the three-day hearings, at which about 20 persons are expected to testify The inquiry is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m in the Executive Inn The primary purpose IS to assemble the most complete and factual record possible in order to determine the probable cause of the accident." said Francis H.

McAdarns, the safety board member who will preside at the hearings The board of directors of the Indiana Association of the Deaf will host executive officers and board members of the National Association of the Deaf when they arrive in Indianapolis Saturday. In addition to visiting the city, the national officers. Dr. Mervin Garretson and Dr Fred Schreiber, both of ton. D.C.

will be here to review NAD IAD's bid have a branch office of the in Indianapolis and to look at the proposed site of the new branch office. An informal reception will be held from 4 p.m. until 5.30 p.m. in the Caucus Room of the Essex House, 421 North Pennsylvania Avenue. Neher was cited for blending interests in speech and Africa into courses and publications dealing with the rhetoric of emerging African nations.

Association Of Deaf To Host U.S. Group Lake Station. Ind. Steve Letica, 69. Lake Station, was resting comfortably Monday in a Hobart hospital after leaving a written distress message in his window after he fell and dislocated his hip.

The rescuer was Michael Eads, 27, an employee of the Lake Station Water Department, who came by to read the water meter and saw a message in the window "Help. Police, Need Ambulance' Eads summmoned police who found Letica lying on the living room floor He had dislocated his hip and unable to move much after his fall from last Tuesday to Friday when he was found, police said. Grass Seeks Renomination STAR HOME AREA REPORT Greenfield, Ind. Three persons have announced for nomination for Hancock County sheriff and circuit court judge. Sheriff Malcolm E.

Grass announced he will seek renomination in the GOP May 2 primary election. Grass. 35, was appointed sheriff upon the resignation of Robert Sebastian. Later in 1974 he was elected to a full four year term. Ronald L.

Gottschalk, the first county court judge in Indiana, announced he will run In the Republican primary for Hancock Circuit Court judge. Gottschalk, 39, began serving as county court judge by appointment In January, 1972, and later that year was elected to a four -year term. He was re-elected in 1976. C. Thomas Cone, 39.

Greenfield attorney, will seek the Democratic nomination for the judge of Hancock Circuit Court. Cone is the attorney for the Southern Hancock School Board and the Hancock County Memorial Hospital board Doing something about the High Cost of Funeral Services The LEPPERT COPELAND Mortuary Crematory 740 East 86ch Street Indianapolis, Indiana 844-3966 HEARING INSTRUMENT SERVICES 35 Year background in Indianapolis of professional-level ethical services. Hearing tests- widest selection of every type, style and performance of hearing instruments and related services Some cases may not be helped by any hearing instrument. Audiological consulting for AUDITORY PROSTHETICS JOHN H. PAYNE and ASSOCIATES Acoustic-Audio Services Hearing Instrument Services 622 Circle Tower Bldg.

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John Stoner Mrs. Anna Carr Services Wednesday Services for Mrs. Anna Marie Cornett Carr, 82, Indianapolis, the widow of Jack C. Carr, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, of which she was a member, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.

She died Sunday in a local nursing home. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today in Leppert and Copeland Mortuary. A native of Big Rapids, Mich. and a resident here most of her life, Mrs.

Carr was one of the founders of the New Century Club. She was a member of Highland Country Club, Columbia Club and the Gyro Women's Club. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Guy Boyd Jr. of Carmel and Mrs.

Robert Bussell of Noblesville. William Roach William Roach, 77, 2173 Sugar Grove Avenue, a retired machine operator for Link-Belt Division of FMC died Monday in Methodist Hospital. He worked at Link-Belt 35 years, retiring in 1961. A native of Castalian Springs, Mr. Roach lived in Indianapolis 64 years.

He was a member of Macedonia Baptist Church at Castalian Springs. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in Summers North East Funeral Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Bennetta Stovall Roach, sons, Henry, Damon and Danny Roach, daughters, Mrs. Martha Trice.

Mrs. Doris Tate and Mrs. Delores Hamilton; stepson, Samuel Garner, and stepdaughter, Mrs. Lela Mae Lackey, all of Indianapolis. C.C.

Bauermeister C.C. (Corky) Bauermeister, 70, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, died Monday in Community Hospital. He retired in 1970 as a lubrication engineer at International Harvester Company, where he had worked 30 years He was a member of Downey Avenue Christian Church. Englewood Masonic Lodge. Murat Shrine, Scottish Rite, Englewood Chapter of the Order of Star, Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity Blue Key Club.

He Eastern, was a 1931 graduate of Butler University. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with entombment in Washington Park East Cemetery Survivors include his wife, Ruth, and daughter, Mrs. Michael (Ann) Henderson of Indianapolis Mrs. Dolly Bowman Services for Mrs Dolly Bowman.

80. 1742 South Asbury Street, widow of Charlie Bowman. will be held at 2 30 pm Thursday in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery She died Sunday at home. She was a native of Lafayette, and a resident here 34 years. Surviving are three daughters, Momie Bowman.

Miss Gertie Carrico and Mrs. Bonnie Wheeler, all of Indianapolis, and her son, James E. Bowman of Camby. Mrs. Beauchamp Services for Mrs.

Stephen C. (Joyce A Beauchamp. 20, 2601 North Emerson Avenue. a lifelong Indianapolis resident. be held at 10 a Thursday in Farley Marwood Hill Chapel, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery She died Sunday in Community Hospital.

Survivors, besides her husband, include a son, James Beauchamp: daughter, Miss Jennifer L. Beauchamp, her mother. Mrs. Hazel McIntosh, all of Indianapolis. Mrs.

Albert J. Zich Services for Mrs. Albert (Betty McDaniels) Zich, 60, 3560 Payne Drive, will be held at 1 pm. today in G.H Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, with entombment in Washington Park East Cemetery. She died Sunday in St.

Francis Hospital Center. Born at Buffalo. NY. she lived Indianapolis 50 years and was a member of Women of the Moose 17 Survivors, besides her husband, include a son, Carl B. Zich of Carson, Calif Mrs.

Nichols Dies; Retired Executive's Wife Mrs. James L. (Mary H. Barker) Nichols, 61, 6254 North Tuxedo Street, died Monday in Winona Memorial Hospital. Her husband, a longtime executive of P.R.

Mallory Co. is a retired president of Mallory Distributor Products Company, a subsidiary. A native of New York City, Mrs. Nichols attended New York University and for four years worked as an executive secretary in the New York offices of the Mallory firm. From 1940 to 1960, when she moved to Indianapolis, she lived at Philadelphia, where her husband was Mallory's regional manager.

Mrs. Nichols was a member of Hillcrest Country Club, Woman's Department Club, Koinonia Club and Art Study Club, and a former member of the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Private services will be held Wednesday in Feeney-Hornak Mortuary, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Surviving, besides husband, are a todays daughter, Mrs.

Rosemary R. Thomas of Minneapolis, and son, James B. Nichols of Indianapolis. Otto E. Dongus Otto E.

Dongus, 79, 3201 West Morris Street, a retired tool and die maker, died Monday in his home. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, he worked 20 years at Link- -Belt Division of FMC retiring in 1965 He was a member of St. John United Church of Christ. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, with entombment in Floral Park Cemetery.

Survivors include a daughter, Gene Buis of Indianapolis. Mrs. Hattie Truax Services for Mrs. Hattie McCarty Truax, 95, 7001 Hoover Road, a former governess at the Indiana and Sailors Children's Home at Knightstown, will be held at 2 p.m. today in the Whitaker Funeral Home at Gosport, with burial in the Gosport Cemetery Mrs.

Truax died Saturday at her home. Mrs. Truax was governess at the home during the 1940s and '50s She was the widow of Claude Truax. Survivors include a daughter. Mrs.

Lois Truax Williams of Indianapolis. Omer Cosby Omer Cosby, 63, 4923 Carrollton Avenue, an Indianapolis resident for six years, died Friday at the Midtown Americana Healthcare Center. Services for Mr. Cosby, a former coal mine worker in Kentucky, will be at 1 p.m. today at the Craig Funeral Home, with burial at New Crown Cemetery Survivors who live in Indianapolis include his mother, Mrs Ruth Cosby; a brother.

Cosby, and two sisters, Miss Leola Cosby and Mrs. Loraine Jones. Mrs. Linnie Hollis Word has been received here of the death on Dec. 30 of Mrs.

Linnie Hollis, 89, at Santa Barbara, Calif, where she lived A former Indianapolis resident, she was a 38-year employee of Indiana Bell Telephone Company, retiring in 1953. Mrs. Hollis is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Alice Hynes of Santa Barbara and Mrs F.A. Wilkins.

Mrs. Effie Davis Mrs. Effie L. Davis, 69, Bloomington, widow of Richard Davis, died Monday in Methodist Hospital. She was a former employee of the American Fletcher National Bank in Indianapolis.

Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the Day Mortuary at Bloomington, with burial in Clear Creek Cemetery there. Other Obituaries on Page 20 Crossword By Eugene Sheffer ACROSS 35 Not any DOWN 11 Implement 1 A craze 36 Ore deposits 1 Distant 16 Love god 4 Items to 37 Power 2 Past 19 Student's be tipped source 3 Tyrannical crib 8 Classify 40 Wild hog 4 Mirth 20 Marine 12 Era 41 Trim 5 Biblical mammal 13 River to 42 Cooking area 21 Buddhist the Caspian ingredient 6 Sailor language 14 Table 46 French river 7 Crafty 22 Chop finely spread 47 A swamp 8 Musical 23 At one time 15 Cooking 48 Lease composition 25 Man in herb 49 Equal 9 Pearl Genesis 17 Defense org. 50 German Buck 26 Large 18 School river heroine baboon dance 51 I Meadow 10 Network 27 Orchestral 19 Wall time: 24 min. instrument Avg.

solution 28 Seizes material 20 Wild roughly animal's 30 Not to track 33 Wild ass 22 Debatable SERFI KERF ELF 34 Cleaning 24 Corrodes ELDAI ASTA LOO product 25 Baker's ELEMENTAL ERN 36 Also-ran seasoning LACED 37 Pace ODEE 29 Boxing great 38 Honest STELE EAST 30 Inclination ADE SEPOY 39 Ireland WILY WATCHING 31 Arabian NEGATION ANNAL 40 Melancholy cloak AVER FUSED 42 Peer Gynt's 32 Candy SANER mother flavoring ORT IVES 43 Law degree 34 Social OUSE TORE 44 Letter climber GAY SAGA 45 Greek letter 1-17 Answer to yesterday's puzzle. Services for Mrs. John H. (Doris A. Dunkerson) Stoner, 60, 606 North Emerson Avenue, a retired employee of P.R.

Mallory Co. will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. She died Sunday in Community Hospital.

Mrs. Stoner worked at the company 23 years before retiring. She was a member of the Mallory Pin Club, Irvington Presbyterian Church and Englewood Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. A native of Lafayette, she lived in Indianapolis 45 years. Survivors include her husband; daughter, Mrs.

Letitia Keithley of Visalia, son, Timothy Carver of Niagara Falls, N.Y., and her mother, Mrs. Daisy Oren of Indianapolis. Rev. Mrs. Forster Services for the Rev.

Mrs. Jennie Brown Forster, 66, pastor of Believers in Christ Church here and the wife of Bishop Eddie Lee Forster of First Pentecostal Church at Blue Ash, Ohio, will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in the church, with burial in New Crown Cemetery She died Thursday in her home, 2802 Eastern Avenue. She had been in the ministry 30 years. Born at Louisville, she lived in Indianapolis most of her life.

Friends may call from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Wednesday at Jacobs Brothers Westside Chapel and after 7 p.m. in the church. Survivors, besides her husband, include a sister, Mrs.

Harry Ferguson, and two brothers, Thomas and Russell Brown, all of Indianapolis. Traders In U.S. Seattle (AP) A 26-member trade mission has arrived here from Taiwan to drum up export markets for Taiwanese products and to buy an estimated $250 million worth of American grains and production equipment Hsioh-kwen Shao. minister of economic affairs and director of the Republic of China's foreign trade board, said transactions between the United States and Taiwan totaled $5.5 billion in 1977, with a Nationalist Chinese export surplus of $1.6 billion over US. imports.

Hickey, 5- Risa Hickey Rees, will be Flanner and Mortuary, with Saturday in Survivors inMrs. grandIndianapolis, E. Taylor 1 Death BAUERMEISTER Mr age 70. husband Bauermeister. Michael granddaughters.

Donald Thursday, Jan LEY BROS. CHAPEL, Calling Tuesday from 2 to 5 and BEAUCHAMP Mrs Joyce A 20. of 2601 of Stephen mother of James nifer Lynn. Hazel Mcintosh, Elliott. Anita, Donald, John.

nie Johnson a m. Thursday. WOOD HILL Mann Rd 4 p.m. Tuesday BEESON Mr John 1731 Whitcomb, Elizabeth Elizabeth Ann dren, passed ices Tuesday. FUNERAL CHAPEL.

Friends invited at the funeral BERNS Mrs Olive Westminster wife of Mr mother of Mrs Armes. Thomas, Berns also passed away Wednesday, ST PIERRE CHAPEL. US Friends invited after 4 BOWMAN Dolly Bowman, Asbury mother lard Bowman Bowman. Bonnie Carrico. James 7 Bowman, away Sunday 2.30 HOME 4925 16th Friends may 7 after p.m.

BROWNING Mary Browning, Kimble. Caldwell. away Thursday, and Leo Still. Mrs of Delver Pearcy don Noles and 14 grandchildren, grandchildren, grandchildren Funeral services WILSON ST OF THE CHIMES. CARR Mrs Anna Marie age 82 of 8350 of Mrs Guy Boyd Jr Mrs.

queline Sue) Mrs Joseph grandchildren grandchildren, day Funeral Wednesday, Carmel Catholic may call Tuesday at LEPPERT MORTUARY, Wake service CARTER Mrs Mary mother of Mrs grandmother Elizabeth Reuter. Omah Bean. Brown, Mrs Kenneth and Funeral SHIRLEY HILL CHAPEL, Calling after 3 CIMMERMAN Mrs Mary Manor Nursing, loved mother man, Rose Texas. Mary Lowery, grandchildren, grandchildren. day.

9:30 a.m., EL OF THE 10th. 10 a.m., Church, Holmes ling after 7 ary Wednesday, COCHRANE Mrs. Evelyn of 9346 Barcroft Douglas Cochrane, bott. Miss daughter of Phares. sister Robert Phares, day Services LEPPERT TUARY, 740 may call anytime COPENHAVER Emmett Lakeview Manor father of grandfather passed away Tuesday 11:30 FUNERAL CHAPEL, Friends invited.

call Los Angeles man, president change Inc. resign his post Ackerman, 1973. said in felt he had exchange and not immediately comment. Ackerman brokerage firm to joining the Notices Plans To Resign (API Robert Ackerof the Pacific Stock Exsaid Monday that he will at the end of February who joined the PSE in his announcement that he accomplished his goals at the wished to move on. He was available for further was a partner in the of Goodbody Co.

prior exchange 1 Death Notices DONGUS Bauermeister of Mrs Ruth father of Mrs. Henderson, brother of Mr Bauermeister Funeral 19. 1 p.m.. SHIR IRVING HILL Wash St and Wednesday 7 to 9 Beauchamp, age Emerson Ave, wife Beauchamp. Robert and Jendaughter of Mrs sister of Debra Lisa, Paula.

Gregory and BenFuneral service 10 FARLEY MAR CHAPEL. 3520 may call after BEESON, AGE 66. husband Beeson, father of Owen, 2 grandchilFriday Servp.m SPEEDWAY 16th St Friends may call home anytime Berns. age 81. Village, Greenwood.

William Berns. Ferrell (Virginia) and Robert grandchildren. Sunday Funeral WILSON GREENWOOD 31 and Main St Friends may call Tuesday age 80. 1742 S. of Thomas Wit(deceased).

Nomie Wheeler, Gertie and Jay grandchildren, passed Services Thursday, FUNERAL CHAPEL. Friends Invited at funeral home Tuesday age 96. 1824 Idaho. passed mother of Ray Mrs. Freda Wicker, sister and Mrs GienMrs.

Ursul Julian, 27 great23. great great Friends may call 2 p.m. Tuesday PIERRE CHAPEL 1234 Prospect (Jack Carr. Naab mother (Bette Anne) Robert (JacBussell, sister of (Rose) Goode, and 6 great. passed away SunMass 11 a m.

Lady of Mount Church. Friends until 8 p.m. COPELAND E. 86th Bible 45 p.m. Tuesday Carter.

age 73, Carol A Reuter, Jettrev and sister of Mrs. Mrs Elizabeth Burns, Claude, Perry Pearcy Jan 18, 10 BROS. IRVING 5377 Wash St p.m. Tuesday Cimmerman, Goiden Brownsburg, beJohn CimmerMcCrea. Houston, Matthews, Ann Dunlap, 13 25 great.

Services ThursSTEVENS CHAP. FLOWERS, 5520 W. Holy Trinity St. Clair CalTuesday. Ros 7:30 p.m.

Cochrane, age 53 mother of Geoffrey TalBarbetta Cochrane, Anna (Arie) of Russell and passed away SunTuesday. 1 p.m., COPELAND MOR86th St Friends Copenhaver, age 78. of Nursing Home. M. Redman.

Doug Redman, Saturday Services a.m. CONKLE SPEEDWAY W. 16th St Friends may Quick-Action Want Ads Call 633-1212 3201 Otto Dongus. age Morris St. father of Gene Buis, brother of Gustav Dongus, grandfather of Jan and Lindsey Buis, great grandchild, passed away Monday Services Wednesday CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL.

4925 15th St Friends invited Friends may call at funeral home after 6 Tuesday DOUGHTY Mrs Wynema Doughty, age 70, Sister of passed away Sunday Miss Stella Dougnty and Mrs Etfie Ward, Mr Paul Doughty nieces and 2 nephews Services a Wednesday at PASCO MEMORIAL MORTUARY. Greenfield Friends may call af ter Tuesday 2 Snyder In Treasurer Race John K. Snyder made his formal announcement for the Republian nomination for state treasurer Monday, saying that 66 of the 92 GOP county chairmen in the state are on his committee. The Snyder candidacy has been evident for months. He has had two terms in the post, ending in 1970, and also has been state Republican chairman.

Snyder made his announcement at state GOP headquarters and paid his $2,350 convention filing fee. The convention is to be reception at the Hilton Hotel followed his announcement. Julian Ridlin of Logansport and Hayden B. Shepherd of Indianapolis also are seeking the nomination. Courthouse Contract Let STAR HOME AREA REPORT Noblesville, Ind.

The Hamilton County commissioners Monday awarded a $255.923 courthouseremodeling contract to Morehouse Construction Company of Indianapolis The bid was nearly $56,000 more than the cost originally estimated. project includes remodeling of the circuit and superior courtrooms and a portion of the basement. Mrs. Porter Seeks 2nd Term STAR HOME AREA REPORT Noblesville. Ind Helen Porter, Hamilton County clerk.

has announced her intention to seek a second term. Mrs. Porter, 59, will run in the May 2 Republican primary election. She took office in 1976. 3 8 10 12 15 19 20 21 22 25 25 28 29 30 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 44 45 46 48 49 50 51 CRYPTOQUIP 1-17 UVONGF FSJX HSEJ XB SFSEG UV VZX GNOVZ HEGBNHU Yesterday's Cryptoquip- OUR ACUTE AVARICE IS FULL OF NASTY ENVY.

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FAIRCLOTH Mr Henry Faircioth, Indois husband of Mrs Lois Fair. cloth. father of Mrs Linda Nigh, Miss Allyson Faircloth, Mrs. of Nancy Murphy, grandfather Ryan Murphy, brother of Richard Mr Horace and Mr Charles Faircioth. Mrs Ruth Garrard.

Funeral Wednesday morning, 10 30 o'clock Trinity Episcopal Church Friends may call 2 to 7 to and 9 FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY FARRESTER 1110 Rav Farrester 46 vears. Edgewood Ave beloved hus: band of Celia brother of Claude, Vancouver Wash Frank Lata vette. Ind Dorothy Farres ter Colton, Calit passed away Saturday Funeral Tues day. CHANCE FUNERAL HOME, 504 National Ave Friends may call anytime FERGUSON Mrs Lois Ferguson, 2428 Gerard, beloved daughter of Dr and Mrs. E.

Hanes, (both de. ceased). beloved mother of La quita June Magenheimer, grand mother of Vicki Brammann. Steven and Bradiev Sherfick, Valerie Shearer, Cindy Magenheimer greatgrandmother of Annie. Michael and Joey Services Wednesday.

11.30 a CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS, 5520 10th Calling anytime FRANKLIN Mr Paul Franklin, age 61 of 1512 Ritter Ave, husband of Opal Franklin, tather of Paul and Charles Franklin, Shirlee Tansy Joan Taylor and Virginia Oid daker step father of William and John Thompson, brother of Harold Franklin and Evelyn Evans. also 19 grandchildren. passed away Sunday Funeral services Wednesday WILSON ST PIERRE CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES. 1234 Prospect St Friends may call after 2 p.m Tuesday GANT Lee Gant, age 84, RR Pequot Lake. Minn father of James Gant.

Mrs Jean Sheets and Miss Ruby Gant, brother of William Gant Mrs. Hazel Green and Irene Pittman. 5 grandchildren, passed away Sunday Services Thursday. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 16th. Friends invited Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 8 p.m Wednesday GATES Mrs Nina Wiley Gates.

Ave. age wife 66. of 1405 Colorado Gates mother of James A Gates. and Mrs. Patricia Hock.

7 grandsons and great granddaughter Funeral Tuesday Jan. 17th, 9:30 a.m. SHIRLEY BROS DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 10th 10 o'clock Little Flower Catholic Church Calling anytime GEIGER Mrs Edna Geiger, age 73 of 402 Concord, mother of Mrs. Georgia A Perry, Mrs. Jewell L.

Freeland. Walter D. Geiger, Mrs. Katherine Hopson and Mrs. Helen 0.

Duncan, sister of William and Albert Svendsen, 14 grandchildren, 25 greatgrandchildren, passed away Sundav Funeral service Wednesday. 10 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY 4925 16th St Friends invited, Friends may call at the funeral home GRIFFIN Miss Cora Griffin, 5341 Fallwood Dr sister of Mrs Katherine McEniry. Memphis. Mr Robert Griffin (deceased) also sur. vived by several nieces and nephews.

passed away Saturday Funeral services 9 30 a.m. Tues day FEENEY KIRBY MORTUARY. Meridian at 19th followed by Funeral Mass 10 a.m. 51 Matthew Catholic Church Burial Calvary Cemetery Friends invited HANNELL Mr Joseph Hannell, age 91, father of Mrs. Jane Beals, Mrs.

Edna Oakley, Mrs. Clara Lindsev. Mrs Margaret Miller, Mrs. Catherine Raines. Joseph Charles George Raymond and Paul A.

Hannell, 39 grandchildren, 54 greatgrandchildren and 2 great-greatgrandchildren. Funeral service 2 p.m. Wednesday, Potato Run United Brethren Church. Friends may call from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Tuesday. FARLEY WOOD HILL CHAPEL. 3520 Mann Rd..