the the the the the the the the the of MARCH 31, 1970- Local deaths Mrs. James Grissett, church worker Mrs. James Grissett 46, of 421 S. Grand, died, at Welborn Baptist Hospital yesterday at 10:10 p.m. returning from a trip to her native Mississippi.
Mrs. Grissett, the former Willie B. Foster, suffered an apparent cerebral hemorrhage at 5:30 p.m. yesterday. She and her family had returned from a visit with relafives in Pace, yesterday at noon.
Mrs. Grissett was a member of the Little Valley Baptist Church and the church choir for the last 20 years. She was treasurer of the senior choir and was a member of the Usher's Board of the Church, She- was formanager of the L. V. Chorus, a local singing group.
Surviving are her husband of 24 years, James a daughter, Miss Margaret M. Grissett of Evansville; sons, Robert T. and Michael both of Evansville; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Foster Sr.
of Pace, a Hesters of daughter, Evansville; Miss a Barbara foster son, Jerry Harris of Evansville; a sister, Miss Charlie Mae Foster of Waukegan, brothers, Jesse Foster of Waukegan and James Foster of Pace, one grandchild; nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. Arrangements are pending at Gaines Funeral Home. BYRON CALHOUN, 61, of 2615 N. Court Drive, died at 7:35 p.m. yesterday at Wel- born Medicenter.
Mr. Calhoun retired as a buyer for Swift and Co. about 18 years ago. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church, the Hadi Shrine, Eagles and Central Turners. Surviving are his wife, a Frances; sons, William and Robert, both of Evansville; sisters, Mrs.
Eloise Lauterbach of South Bend, and Mrs. Kathleen Hoffman of Pekin, a brother, Boulware of Baltimore, two grandchildren; two nieces and a newphew. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at Fountain Terrace East Chapel where services will be conducted Thursday at 10 a.m. by Dr.
Joseph Baus. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Members of Evansville Masonic Lodge No. 64 will conduct a memorial service at the funeral home tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. GEORGE JONES, 84, of 2510 E.
Morgan, died at his home yesterday afternoon. Mr. Jones farmed in Southern Illinois until retiring several years ago. He was a member of the Church of Christ. Surviving are his wife, Clare; sons, Roland and George, both of Evansville, and Elwood of Eureka, daughters, Mrs.
Hilda Austin of Fenton, and Mrs. Louise Tucker of Evansville: a half brother, Ulysses of Grantsburg, seven grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at Boone Funeral Home. Arrangements are pending.
STAFF SGT. RICHARD L. SISCEL, a 28-year-old former Evansville resident who served two tours duty in Vietnam, died of apparent self-inflicted gunshot woods at Ft. Knox, Saturday at 1 a.m. Staff Sgt.
Siscel attended from Vietnam to Ft. Knox last month. Authorities at Ft. Knox are investigating and details, were not immediately available. Staff St.
Siscel attended Central High and St. Matthew's Church of School, Christ in Evansville. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Siscel of Evansville; his wife, Geisela of Lawton, Okla; sons, Ben, Gary and Michael, all of Lawton; brothers, James of Bicknell, Larry and Tom, both serving aboard the U.S.S.
Kennedy at Norfolk, and a grandmother, Mrs. Rose Chapple of Tell City, Ind. The body is being taken to the Becker Funeral Lawton, where arrangements are pending. ALLEN JOINER, 65, of 209 Second Avenue, died at Welborn Baptist Hospital today at 1 a.m. Mr.
Joiner was a construction operating engineer. Surviving are his wife, Flora; a son, Paul of Evane ville, and a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Wilson of Chicago, Ill. Arrangements are pending at Fountain Terrace East Chapel where friends may call after 11 a a.m. tomorrow.
JAMES CHAPMAN JOHNSTON, 71, of 2517 N. Elsas, died at 9:10 p.m. yesterday a at Deaconess Hospital. Mr. Johnston was employed for 30 years as an inspector for the Chrysler before Grid star to face court on Saturday A Bosse High School football star is scheduled to appear in City Court Friday night as a result of a hit-andrun accident Saturday night resulting in jury to a woman pedestrian.
Brian Mackey, 18, of 633 S. Run nymeade, an All City quarterback last season, is charged with hit-and-run with personal injuries to a pedestrian. Police said Mackey was traveling south on Line near Gum when he ran a stop sign and struck a pedestrian, Corine Miller of 758 Judson, who suffered injuries to her right shoulder. Mackey was fleeing from an earlier hit-and-run accident when he hit Mrs. Miller, police said.
The earlier accident involved a car at Madison and Parrett driven by Donald Montgomery of 1405 Venice, police said. Montgomery chased Mackey, saw him run the stop sign and hit Mrs. Miller. Montgomery told police he stopped to aid injured woman but got the license number of the Mackey car as it drove away. Mackey was arrested later at his home.
Government study unit will meet April 14 The next meeting of the LoThe Government Study Commission has been scheduled for April 14, Commission Chairman F. Wesley Bowers said today. Bowers said the time of the meeting hasn't been determined yet, "but it will probably be in the evening." Residents against gover consolidation protesting, asked the commission to hold its meetings at later hours so more persons could attend. The commission has been meeting at 3:30 p.m. but Bowers said the next meeting will probably be at 7 or 7:30 p.m.
The commission is scheduled to take action on setting economic goals for the community to determine the extent of consolidation it will recommend to local officials and the 1971 legislature. Coffee Friday for cancer fund "A Coffee Day for Cancer," an annual joint project of local restaurant operators and the Vanderburgh County Cancer Society, has been scheduled for Friday. Proceeds from coffee sales in most Evansville restaurants that day will be donated to the Cancer Society for its research and education programs. The project was started in 1961 and has become one of the society's most successful fund raisers, said project chairman Mrs. Robert Longley.
50 Playboy magazines stolen A collection of Playboy magazines was reported stolen recently from an East Side home while the owner was vacationing in Florida. August L. Bergman of 2811 S. Green River Road told police yesterday that 50 copies of the magazines, plus an unknown amount of liquor were stolen sometime between March 20 and yesterday while he was vacationing. The intruder also ransacked the house.
Carpenter hurt A 28-year-old man told police he accidentally shot himself in the lower right leg last night while unloading a pistol at home. Wounded was Michael Slow of 1611 Hicks Drive. He was treated at St. Mary's Hospital for the .38 caliber bullet wound and released. Slow, a carpenter, said he was wounded at 6:40 p.m.
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One to two inches of fresh snow fell early today across much of Wyoming and Colorado, in southwestern Nebraska and western Kansas, and in parts of Montana, Arizona and New Mexico. The Weather Bureau reported a broad area of low pressure systems in Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico touched off the wide area of snow. Heavy snow warnings were posted in parts of Colorado and Arizona. Travelers' warnings were issued for portions of Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Arizona, Nebraska and Kansas. KENTUCKY DEATHS HENDERSON John Millard Whitledge, 84.
Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at Henderson Church of Christ. Tapp Funeral Home. OWENSBORO Mrs. Missie Mayes, 77.
Funeral 1 p.m. tomorrow. Haley McGinnis and Owensboro Funeral Home. PROVIDENCE-Mrs. Edith Taylor, 82.
Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow. Melton Funeral Home. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Susie Hunt of Evansville.
WAVERLY Linus Hagan, 56. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday. St. Peter's Catholic Church.
Whitsell Funeral Home at Morganfield. STURGIS Mrs. Elmer Gehagen, 82. Funeral 1 p.m. tomorrow.
Roseburg Methodist Church. Whitsell Funeral Home. Survivors include a son, George of Evansville. Get quick, temporary relief for minor aches ofARTHRITIS PAIN -STIFFNESS Arthrex FOR TEMPORARY MINT OF MINCA ACHES AND PAINS ARTHRITIS RHEUMATISM BURSITIS SCIATICA At drug counters: $3 $5.50 sizes. WOODS DRUG STORES WEATHER MAP AND RECORDS Preview of Weather Bureau Forecast (Period ending 6:30 COLD SEATTLE FAIR FAIR SNOW DENVER.
KANSAS SAN SHOWERS RAIN FT. WORTH UP1 WEATHER FOTOCAST Tonight, snow and snow southern Rockies, while rain thundershowers will occur in Texas. Showers are also Gulf coast, northeastward coastal states. Clear to partly elsewhere. No major night.
Freezing and cold of the nation, with the exception Southeast. INDIANA Cloudy tonight and tomorrow with occasional light rain tomorrow. Lows tonight in the low to mid 30s in the north, the upper 30s the central portion and the low 40s in the south. Highs tomorrow in the upper 405 in the north, near 50 in the central portion and the low 50s in the south. 40s.
Lows tonight in the TEMPERATURE RECORDS Atlanta 44 Los Angeles 62 50 Boston 34 .30 Memphis 57 40 Chicano 34 30 Miami B'ch 80 76 Denver 32 18 Moscow 40 22 New Orleans 65 58 Detroit Duluth 30 New York 37 32 Evansville Phoenix 73 54 Fairbanks 41 34 Saigon 49 34 St. Louis 50 37 Ft. Worth 57 $5 13 San Fran co 65 Honolulu 49 35 Seattle 58 37 Indianapolis Citv 51 39 Toronto 16 Kansas London 41 Vaucouver 53 38 Wash. D. C.
39 35 Sunset today: 6:12 p.m. Sunrise to- ILLINOIS Partly cloudy In the north. mostly cloudy in the south with a chance of occasional rain 111 the extreme south tonight. Lows tonight 25 to 33 in the north and 33 to 38 in the south. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with no important temperature change and a chance of occasional rain 111 the extreme south and snow or rain in the central portion.
KENTUCKY Cloudy and 11ot much temperature change tonight and tomorrow. Occasional light rain tonight and tomorrow. 40s. morrow: 5:36 8.111. Sunset tomorrow: 6:13 n.m.
LoThe a.m. tomorrow) I FREEZING MONTREAL1 -POSTOR -32 MILWAUKEE. FREEZING TOTE SHOWERS at 60 flurries will develop over the and scattered showers and the mid Plains and northern anticipated from the eastern along most of the Atlantic cloudy skies should prevail temperature change from last weather should dominate most exception of cool readings in the RIVER FORECAST The Ohio River in the Evansville district will fall slowly. The Wabash River below Mt. Carmel and the Green River will chance little the next few days.
RIVER STAGES Flood 6:30 Stage A.M. Change Rain Pittsburgh 25 23 2 Parkersburg 36 0.5 Portsmouth ...50 24.8 .13 Cincinnati 31.0 0.6 Louisville. L. G. 55 24.3 40.7 .02 Addison.
D. 45..47 23.6 04 D. 46 20.8 Owensboro, Newburgh. D. 47 38 24.3 Evansville 42 22.5 Cypress, 48..38 21,4 .02 Mt.
Vernon 35 23.7 Uniontown, D. 49 37 26.3 Shawneetown ...33 .06 F'ds Ferry, D. 50 34 27.5 .06 Paducah 39 24.0 .04 Mt. Carmel 13.5 0.3 Cairo 40 31.0 .02 St. Louis .30 8.2 0.5 Memphis 17.4 pool stane.
Precipitation in last 24 hours Precipitation for vear to date 9.87: Average rainfall to date 11.32. Kentucky Lake; 355.3 feet above the dam. up 0.1 of a foot: 310.7 feet below the dam. down 0.3 of a foot. 354.9 feet above the Barklev Lake: dam, down 0.1 of a foot: 320.6 feet below the dam, down 0.1 of a foot.
SHIPPERS' BULLETIN Shippers within a 300-mile radius of Evansville protect for the following temperatures for the next 24 hours; 23 degrees, northwest and north; 28 degrees, northeast; above freezing in all other directions. Almanac By United Press International Today is Tuesday, March 31, the 90th day of 1970 with 275 to follow. The moon is between its last quarter and new phase. The morning star is Jupiter. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn.
THIS DAY IN HISTORY: In 1840 President Martin Van Buren issued an executive order establishing a 10- hour work day for government employes. In 1870 Thomas PetersonMundy of Perth Amboy, N. became the first American Negro to vote. It was one day after the ratification of the 15th Amendment. In 1933 Congress established the Civilian Conservation Corps to provide vocational training and employment for young American men.
In 1969 President Lyndon Johnson announced he would not seek reelection and also suspended the bombing of North Vietnam. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: American humorist Charles Farra Browne said, "Let us all be happy and live within our means, even if we have to borrow the money to do it." When we were younger From Press files MARCH 31, 1950 Over two dozen local treelovers attend a Works Board meeting to complain that the construction of sidewalks on Division Street east of Weinbach would deprive them of their trees. Henry F. Koch is honored in Indianapolis at the Governor's Conference on Recreation for his philanthropy. The local industrialist has made possible a camp for crippled children, a camp for Girl Scouts and annually donates $1000 for orphan recreation at the Hill- ONLY 15 DAYS LEFT I HAVE THAT SINKING FEELING about your INCOME TAX BLOCK office say FEDERAL Sail on down to your nearby "Bon Voyage" to your tax AND entire crew is at your service.
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at Trinity Lutheran Church in Darmstadt. Burial in Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call at Meyer Funeral Home until 11 a.m. tomorrow when the body will be moved to the church where friends may call from noon to 2 p.m. tomorrow.
Funerals Mrs. Mamie Trunk Harney, 78, of St. Philip, tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. at Pierre Funeral Home continued at 9 a.m. at St.
Benedict Catholic Church with burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. Members of the parish will recite the rosary at the funeral home today at 7:30 p.m. Julius A. Angle, 59, of 1626 W.
Florida, tomorrow at a.m. at Meyer Funeral Home with Rev. R. Emerson Carey officiating. Burial in Locust Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Cecelia L. Brott, 79, formerly of 2319 W. Delaware, today with burial in St. Joseph Cemetery.
Herman Wesley Baggerly, 75, of 821 Ravenswood, today with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. James W. Gentry, 38, of 212 Cherry, today with burial in Locust Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Irene L.
Roberts, 81, of 1408 Fountain, tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Meyer Funeral Home with Rev. K. Jack Hett officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park.
Mrs. Roberts was a retired registered nurse who had been employed at Deaconess Hospital. She was a member of the Indiana State Nursing Associating. Also surviving are a brother, Robert Merrick of Princeton, nieces and nephews. Mrs.
Amelia Van Winkle, 73, retiring in 1964. He was a member of Central United Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Susie a daughter, Mrs. Mary Sue Williams of Evansville; a son, J. Kenneth of High Ridge, a brother, Theodore of Evansville; sisters, Mrs.
Catherine Hoover and Mrs. Virgie Williams, both of Evansville, and three grandchildren. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at Meyer Funeral Home. Dr.
Webb Garrison will conduct services there Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park. MRS. JERRIE HEWLETT, 85, of 871 Lincoln, died at her home today at 1:30 a.m. Mrs.
Hewlett was the widow of Rev. Finis Hewlett, former part -time pastor at Hood Temple A.M.E. Zion Church. He died in 1950. Mrs.
Hewlett was a member of Hood Temple where she belonged to the Workers Club, the Stewardess's Board and the Faithful Few Women's Club. Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Leopie Dinwiddie and Mrs. Carrie Watson, both of Evansville, and Mrs. Imogenia Jones of N.C.: sons, Rev.
Joel Hewlett, assistant pastor at Hood Temple, and James of Indianapolis; 11 grandchildren and 26 greatgrandchildren. Arrangements. are pending at Earl L. Jones Mortuary. MISS EMMA WIBBELER, 85, who has lived at the Regina Pacis Nursing Home for the last seven years, died there a.m.
today. She was a member of St. Lucas United Church of Christ. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Florence Twineham of Chicago, nephews, Austin Robinson of Anchorage, and Robet Robinson of Louisville, and a niece.
Mrs. Herbert Hammer of Olympia Falls, Ill. Friends may call after 4 p.m. tomorrow at GreekShears Morturary. Arrangements are pending.
JOHN WALDEN, 71, of 1413 Cedar, died at 10:30 a.m. today at Deaconess Hospital. Survivors include his wife, Winnie. Arrangements are pending at Ziemer Funeral Home. INDIANA DEATHS POSEYVILLE John Charles Straub, 54.
Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday. St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Werry Funeral Home.
Survivors include sisters, Mrs. Rose Weiss and Mrs. Patricia Emge, both of Evansville. -Mark A. Sollman, 17.
Funeral 9 a.m. tomorrow. SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Wade Funeral Home.
CHANDLER Herman Len, 63. Funeral pending. Barnett and Son Funeral Home at Boonville. TELL CITY--John B. Hemphill, 90.
Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow. Finch Funeral Home. ROCKPORT Mrs. Andy J.
Wilson, 78. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow. First Baptist Church. Funeral Home.
Survivors include a son, Andy J. Jr. of Evansville. HUNTINGBURG Miss Ellen Steinkamp, 65. Funeral 2 p.m.
(EST) tomorrow. Nass and Son Funeral Home. OTWELL Claude Phillipy, 79. Funeral 10:30 a.m. (CST) Thursday.
Contenders of Faith at Otwell. Nass and Son Funeral Home at Huntingburg. PRINCETON Mrs. Dora Dale Boswell, 74. Funeral pending.
Kendall Funeral Home. POSEYVILLE Mrs. Pina B. Pfister, 85. Funeral 1:30 p.m.
tomorrow. Werry Funeral Home. MT. VERNON Virgil Eldon (Buddy) Hogan, 40, formerly of Mt. Vernon.
Services pending. ROCKPORT Delbert A. Parker, 66. Funeral pending. Boultinghouse Funeral Home.
BOONVILLE Mrs. Lillian B. Hart, 62. Funeral pending. Koehler Funeral Home.
NEW HARMONY James Walter Griswold, 76. Funeral pending. Werry Funeral Home. ILLINOIS DEATHS NORRIS CITY Mrs. Agnes Jane Hughes, 89, of Broughton.
Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow. Turner-Campbell Funeral Home. COLD COOL homes. MARCH 31, 1940 Ticket sales are booming for a lecture to be given April 11 in the Coliseum by news analyst H.
V. Kaltenborn on the Russo-Japanese War. His appearance is being sponsored by the Community Players. "Stardust" is the favorite old tune of listeners who took part in a poll conducted by Sammy Kaye, maestro of the Sensations and Swing radio program on the NBC radio network. of 8900 Old State, tomorrow at 8:30 a.m.
at Fountain Terrace East Chapel continued at 9 8.111. at St. Anthony Catholic Church with burial in St. Joseph Cemetery, Members of the parish will conduct memorial services at the funeral home today at 8 p.m. in 60 cooL Miss Rose E.
Dewald, 83, of 625 1 E. Florida, Thursday at 7:30 a.m. at Miller and Miller continued at 8 Funeral Home a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church with burial in St.
Joseph Cemetery. Members of the Ladies of Charity will recite the rosary at the funeral home today at 7 p.m. Members of the Daughters of Isabella and St. Anne's Altar society will conduct a memorial service at the funeral home tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. Hard one to beat OSLO, Norway (UPI) Tom Knutsen, 18, today claimed a new world record for 101 hours 1 minute and 1 second of nonstop beating on a drum.
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