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Banner-Graphic, Greencastle, Indiana

Monday, August 5,1974

From Ageratam To Zinnia

Fair Results Continued from page one-

4-H Fair Flower Judging

The Putnam County 4-H Fair judging results in the flower categories are.

Rose

Hybrid Tea Rose, one-red Sandy Jeffries, first; Berniece Rady, second; J. Stevens, third. Tea Rose, one pmk-Bemiece Rady, first; J. Stevens, second Tea Rose, one bi-color-Berniece Rady, second. Tea Rose, one, any except Peace-J. Stevens, first; Berniece Rady, second. Peace Rose, one bloomBerniece Rady, first. One Variety, three blooms-J. Stevens, first Three different varieties except Peace, three blooms-J. Stevens, second. Dahlia Minature, three blooms, one or more colors-Jason Baugh, first; J. Baugh, second. Gladiolus Three spikes, one color-Pat Rattray, first. Calendulas Five blooms, one or more colors-Becky Zaring, first; Bonnie Zaring, second, Kathy Grimes, third. Marigold Large type, three blooms, yellow-Elizabeth Mundy, first; Gregg Foxx, second. French type, five blooms, any

Single, five blooms, one or Combination of weeds, grassmore colors-Bonnie Zaring, es grain, wild flowers, dried first. Reserve Sweepstakes. flowers or dried materials, “BirdSingle. five blooms, bi-color- walk”-Mrs. Fuson, first; Irene

Mrs. Ralph Clodfelter, first.

Snapdragons

Single spike, any color-Bon-nie Zaring. first; Becky Zaring, second; Bernice Rady, third. Three spikes, one or more

Gough, second; Mabel Herbert,

third.

Fiftieth wedding anniversary, “Golden Memories”-lrene Gough, first. Glads-not in basket, “Happy

colors-Max Zaring. first. Best of Day”-Pat Rattray, first. Species; Becky Zaring, second; Arrangement of fair theme.

Mrs. Ralph Clodfelter, third.

Zinnia

“Putnam’s Heritage in Review" Mabel Herbert, first; Pat Rat-

Giant, three blooms, one or tray, second; Mrs. Fuson, third,

more colors-Max Zaring, first; Agnes Stwalley. second; Bonnie

Zaring, third.

Pompon, five blooms, one or more coIors-Gladys Diller, first. Sweepstakes; Gary Williams, second; Maxine Williams, third

Huff, first. Heifer-March-Apnl, Eubank& Huff, first. Hereford Two Females, McGaughey, first, McGaughey, second, Gale & Dennis O’Hair, third. Get-of-Sire, McGaughey, first, McGaughey, second. Gale & Dennis O'Hair, third. Heifer May-June, McGaughey, S.S. & D.. first, McGaughey, S.S. & D., second, Morris Jackson, third. Gale & Dennis O’Hair, fourth. Heifer, July -August, McGaughey, S.S. & D., first, McGaughey, S.S. & D., second. Heifer after Sept. 73, McGaughey, S.S. & D., first. Sr. Yearling & Aged cow,

Gale & Dennis O’Hair. first. Heifer, Jan.-Feb., McGaughey, S.S. & D., first, Gale & Dennis O’Hair, second. Heifer, March -April, McGaughey, S.S. & D., First, Andy Beck, second. Summer Yr. Bull, B.H. Franklin, first. Morris Jackson, second. Jr. Bull Calf, Gale & Dennis O’Hair, first. Angus Two Bulls, Stark & Wetzel, first, Stark & Wetzel, second, and Blaydes, third. Two Females, Stark & Wetzel, first, Stark & Wetzel, second, Zaring, third, and Blaydes, fourth. Get-of-Sire, Stark & Wetzel,

Smith Wins Hendricks Trophy

Her award for this achieve- Winger.

Top showman of the Put-

Cactus, three blooms, one or nam County lair and winner ment was presented by the more colors-Max Zaring, first; of the coveted Tom Hen- Allan Hartman family! The

John Torr, son of Mr. and

wMbird*" 118 ’ SeC ° nd; An " Nel ‘ dricks fophy was Gordon Groom award in this division Mrs. Kenny Torr, placed

Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Smith of Cloverdale.

went to Beth and Janie fi rs t in the Beef division with Robinson, with Gene Beck his Angus and received

son, third

Lilies

Show variety name, one spikeBernice Rady, first. Best of Spe-

cies; Agnes Stwalley, second; honor in competition with 25 behalf of Directors of the Larry Weaver, a repre-

Irene Gough, third.

Celasia

Young Smith won this making the presentation on trophy recognition from

showmanship aspirants who

„ . put horses, sheep, swine, beef ixjTfWxt spikes-Gregg am j catt i e through

their paces before

Foxx, first

Plumed, one-spike-Gary Wil-

liams, first

Arrangements

vocational

Miniature “Tinker Bell," not teacher at Worthington High

color-Jerry Neese, first. Best of over four inches-lrene Gough, School, Friday evening in

the fairgrounds indoor arena.

Species; Darren Chadd, second:

Becky Zaring, third.

Nasturtium

Ten blooms, one or more colors-Sallv Overbeck, first, Best of Species; Olive Harshburger, second; M. Irwin, third

Sunflower

One bloom, iargest-Becky Zaring. first. Bonnie Zaring. sec-

ond.

One bloom, smallest-Agnes Stwalley, first, Bonnie Zaring, second; Becky Zaring, third. Dahlia ^ Informal or formal, three blooms, one or more colors-Ag-nes Stwalley, first. Chrysanthemum One spray, any vanety-Ber-niece Rady, first. Ageratam Five stems - M. Irwin, first; Gregg Foxx, second Petunia Ruffled or fringed, three blooms, one or more colorsGary Williams, first: Gregg Foxx, second; Agnes Stwalley, third. Double, five blooms, one or more colors-Prisciila Wilson, second; Denise Parker, third “ItWavM For AH'' Bannar-Craphic Consolidation of Tho Daily Bannor Established 1 850 Tho Herald The Daily Graphic Established 1883 Telephone 653-5151 Dr. Mary Tarzian, Publisher PvMittod «va7 morning and ovaning oxcapf Sunday* ond Halfday* hy luMar Nowtpapara Ir*. at 20 North Jadtoan St., GraatKavtU Indiana 46135. Intarad in tho Foot OH*c# at Grooncaotla, Ind , oo 2nd clat* mail mattor undot Act of March

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SUtSCf »TON IATKS Fot Wook, by carrior 50‘ For Month by motor routo ..52 15 Mol * 1 * 3 Subscription latoo I t. M All Othor Othor Putnam Co Indiana U S.A. I Wook SO* jo« 3 Months $4 50 $5 00 $7 00 6 Months $7 00 $100 $10 00 iToar $12 00 $14 00 $1100 Mall subocHpttons payabio in advanco not accoptod in towms and whom motor muto sorvko it ovollabla MCMMA OF TNI ASSOCIATE) PttSS Tho A Mod 4 »rot« Is onfHod oidusivoly to tho uto t»< rapublicodon of all tho local nows printod in this "owspapoi-

first. Reserve Sweepstakes; Mrs. W.J. Fuson, second, Mabel Her-

bert, third

Oid-fashioned nose-gay, “Prom Time”-Mrs. W.J Fuson,

first.

Arrangements in basket, “A

Horse and Pony Association, sentative of Clover Hill Rookie of the Year award Angus Farms. Herdsman went to Brenda and Beverly trophy, presented by Wilbur

Seibrase on behalf of Put-

Judge “Sonny’ Thompson, Farrow, with the Gerald nam County Farm Bureau agriculture Edwards family as donors. Insurance, went to Darrell

Lori Porter, daughter of Goode.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter Top dairy showman was showed her Cheviot to top Larry Tippin, son of Mr. and

Presenting the trophy to place in the individual sheep Mrs. Leon Tippin. Sponsorthe champion was Tommy judging. Sponsoring her ing this championship event Hendricks,^ son of the late championship trophy was was F.D. Brookshire and

the Producers Marketing family. The herdsman Association. Miss Porter award, given by Coatesville

Thomas R. Hendricks who had been giving the award

jnd; Agnes Stwalley, third. Zinnia arrangement. “Au:umn Offering”-Irene Gough,

memory. Smith earned his right to

Trst, Gregg Foxx, second; Ma- appear in the final five after bel Herbert, third. he was judged first place

Suitable lor hospital patient showman w ith his Yorkshire pre:-tnted by the R.obert Bills G f Poor & Co. toward pur- ^? U ^;: A ?l 0f ^ Sl ^- in the swine competition ear- family and won by Terry c h a se of pig of winner’s

Putnam County Sheep eluded Junior Showman, Breeders Association. given by Farm Bureau and f’her awards r the Sheep won by Lori Porter, and a r on were Senior Fitter, cash award from John Poor

Elva Porter, first; Lisa Nees,

third.

Red flowers in kitchen utensil.

“Burgundy Ridge”-Mabel Her- each livestock class was bert, first; Pat Rattray, second, 1 1 ' 1 l "'' n ” " ""

Emiiv Smith, third.

Pink Flowers, “Petal Pink”- , . , . . Emily Smith, first. Sweepstakes; hls turn showin ? animals ,n Mabel Herbert, second; Irene each of the five classifica-

Gough, third.

Flowers predominating fruit

lier in the evening. Wood and Champion choice. This was awarded to In Friday night’s show, Cheviot Ewe, presented by Danny Torr. Jan Fordice

Jim Wood and won by Gary won the Sheep Herdsman

judged individually. Winners Wood. award presented by Coan

then went into the finals | n winning the individual Pharmacy. swine judging, Gordon Presenting a number of Smith became eligible for a the trophies was Miss trophy presented to him Fri- Rhonda Carter, who on last day night on behalf of the Monday evening had been Greencastle Production crowned Miss Putnam

where each contestant took

tions.

Champion showman in

■fry” ^ Credit 'Association by Roger County'd-H Queen,

and Mrs. Jerry Rowings.

Garden"-Mabe! Herbert, first; Mrs Fuson, second; Elva Por-

ter. third.

Poultry Judging

Results from poultry judging at the Putnam County 4-H Fair are: Two Pullets, hatched after September 1 Bruce Danforth, red; Eddie Samsel, blue; Mark Scott, blue. Champion, Debra Scott, blue; Mike Burnham, red; Richard Griswold, red; Gary O'Hair, blue; Kim Saisman, blue. Reserve Champion; Loren Saisman Jr., blue; Loren Saisman Jr., blue; Tami Saisman, red; Tami Saisman, blue; Gary Burnham, blue. Two Hens, laying conditionBruce Danforth, white; Eddie Samsel, red; Tom Hodges, white; Diana Scott, red; Gary Burnham, red: Gary Burnham, red; Debra Scott, blue, Reserve Champion; Gary Burnham, blue; Richard Griswold, blue. Champion: Tami Saisman. red; Loren Saisman Jr., red, Kim Saisman, blue; Sonny Moser, red.

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Includes: Potatoes, Slaw, t Warm Roll

Corn Bread

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Breeding Pen, one cock, one hen-Eddie Samsel, blue. Champion, Best of Show; Diana Scott, blue; Gary Burnham, blue; Mike Burnham, blue, Mike Burnham, blue, Reserve Champion; Sonny and Steve Moser, red; Richard Griswold, blue. One Pullet, hatched in 1974Bruce Danforth, blue; Eddie Samsel, red; Eddie Samsel, blue; Eddie Samsel, red; Loren Saisman Jr., blue; Loren Saisman Jr, blue; Tami Saisman, blue, Mary Anderson, red; Mary Anderson, blue; Marc Nichols, blue; Champion; Marc Nichols, blue. Reserve Champion. One Cockerel, hatched in 1974-Eddie Samsel, blue; Eddie Samsel, blue; Eddie Samsel, red; Loren Saisman, white; Mary Anderson, red; Mary Anderson, red; Marc Nichols, blue. Champion; Marc Nichols, blue. Reserve Champion. Kim Saisman, white. One Hen, hatched before 1974-Bruce Danforth, red; Travis Alice, blue. Champion; Travis Alice, blue. Reserve Champion; Travis Alice, blue. Bantam Reserve Champion; Tom Hodges, white; Diana Scott, blue; Debra Scott, blue; Richard Griswold, blue; Loren Saisman Jr., blue, Bantam Champion; Tami Saisman, blue; Mark Scott, blue; Debra Scott, white; Marc Nichols, blue; Terry Wood. blue. One Cock, hatched before 1974-Bruce Danforth. red; Travis Alice, blue. Champion. Best of Show, Travis Alice, blue; Travis Alice, blue. Bantam Reserve Champion; Tom Hodges, white; Mark Scott, blue; Diana Scott, red; Diana Scott, blue; Richard Griswold, blue. Reserve Champion; Eddie Samsel, red; Gary Wood, blue. Bantam Champion, Best of Show; Mark Scott, white; Tami Saisman blue; Loren Saisman Jr., blue Mike Burnham, red, Gary Bum ham, red, Marc Nichols, blue Eddie Samsel. red.

Tommy Hendricks and Gordon Smith Food Preservation Winners Named

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Putnam County 4-H Fair judging results in the food preservation division are: Peggy Evens, red; Sandra Greenlee, blue, State Fair entry; Patricia Kendall, blue; Penni Lea Kendall, red; Michelle McConahay, blue; Tamara McConahay, blue; Rita Pearson, red; Cindy Schlegel, blue; Lynn Ann Scobee, blue; Missy See, blue. State Fair alternate; Monice Wood, red; Ed Samsel, blue; Terri Neaderhiser, blue; Charles Sears, red. Viva Cade, blue, State Fair Entry; Kimberly Cox, red; Tuesday Curtis, blue; Carla Edwards, blue; Kelly Elkins, red; Sheri Deann Nelson, blue; Laura Ann Nichols, red; Natalie Ozment, blue. State Fair alternate; Mona Pearson, blue; Joyce Smith, blue; Ruth Bruner, red. Pam Earley, red; Janella Edwards, blue; Paula Evens, blue; State Fair alternate; Penny Evens, blue; Lisa McKamey, blue. State Fair entry; Terri Neaderhiser, red; Debra Nelson, blue; Nancy Owen, red; Becky Perkins, blue; Laurie Porter, blue; Debbie Ruark, blue; Sharon Stamper, white. Cindy Asbell, blue; Terri Asbell, blue. State Fair alternate; Cheryl Danberry, blue; Diana Stattner, white; Karen Webb,

blue. State Fair entry; Peggy Evens, white; Kay Ruark, blue, State Fair entry, Kasandra Wood, blue, State Fair alternate; Becky Zaring, blue; Patty Evens, blue. Carolyn Birt, blue, State Fair alternate; Linda Haddon, blue; Barbara McFarland, State Fair entry; Theresa Danforth, red; Suzanne McGaughey, blue. State Fair entry; Linda Rowings, white. Livestock Report Hog prices today at the Greencastle Livestock Center today are 50 cents lower with: 180-190-S34.50-S35.50 190-220 - $35.50 - $36 220-250 - $35 - $35.50 250-300-$32-$35 Sows • 50 cents lower, all weights, $25 - $27. Boars-$18 Grain Report Grain prices at Greencastle Elevators today are: Com-$3.45 $3.36 Beans - $7.85 Oats $1.75 New Corn - $3.04 New Beans - $7.54 New Wheat-$4.30 - 53.74

first, Stark & Wetzel, second, Zaring, third, and Blaydes, fourth. Sr. Yearling & Aged Cow, H.S. Blaydes & Sons, first. Heifer-March-April, Stark & Wetzel, first. Max Zaring Family, second, Max Zaring Family, third, Stan & Sally Erenbeck, fourth, Lisa Bowling, fifth. Heifer-May-June, Stark & Wetzel, first. Max Zaring Family, second, Stark & Wetzel, third, H.S. Blaydes & Son, fourth, Pruet Angus Farm, fifth. Heifer, July- August, Stark & Wetzel, first, H.S. Blaydes & Son, second, Bruce Webb, third. Heifer, Sept. 73, Stark & Wetzel, first, H.S. Blaydes & Son, second, H.S. Blaydes & Son, third. Stark & Wetzel, fourth. Clover Hills Angus Farm, fifth, and Pruet Angus Farm, sixth. Summer Yearling, Stark & Wetzel, first, and Stark & Wetzel, second. Sr. Bull, Stark & Wetzel, first. Stark & Wetzel, second, H.S. Blaydes & Sons, third, Pruet Angus Farm, fourth. Jr. Bull Calf., H.S. Blaydes & Sons, first. Aged Bull, Stark & Wetzel, first. Sr. Yearling Bull, Stark & Wetzel, first. Jr. Yearling Bull, Ames Angus Farms, first. Stark & Wetzel, second, Pruet Angus Farm, third. Class D, Roger Call, first. Kerry Ames, second. Trent Hopkins, third. Tami Saisman. fourth, Gary Webb, fifth, and Jeff Cable, sixth. Crossbred Class D, Jake Zaring, first, Becky Zaring, second, Bob Zarng, third, Nancy Ford, fourth, Carolyn Birt, fifth, Gary Clones, sixth, and Bret Clones, seventh. Angus Class E, Jeff Davies, first, Gary Webb, second, Karen Webb, third. Jana Cable, fourth, Trent Hopkins, fifth. Class A, Gary Clones, first, Kim Saisman, second, Darrell Goode, third, Darrell Goode, fourth, Tim Perkins, fifth, Jerel Cable, sixth. Charalais Class A, Craig Sibbitt, Champion. Hereford Class A, Brian O'Hair, first, Andy Beck, second, Doug O’Hair, third. Greg Whitman, fourth, and Gary Moy, fifth. Angus Class C, Brian Duke, first, Jerry Price, second, Loren Saisman. third. Bruce Webb, fourth, Jana Cable, fifth, and Jamie Cable, sixth. Hereford Class C, Bobby Zaring, first. Nadine Eubank, second, Keith Smith, third and Christina Morrison, fourth. Crossbred Class C., Mike Zaring, first, Nadine Eubank, second. Rod Eubank, third, Keith Ford, fourth. Bob Birt, fifth, and Darrin Chadd, sixth. Hereford Class B, Gary Clones, first, Marty Fordice, second, Andy Beck, third, Eddie Beck, fourth, Dennis Fordice, fifth, and Dennis Fordice, sixth. Shorthorn Class B, David Lawless, first, and Brad Davies, second. Crossbred Class B, Jennie Alcorn, first. Scott Hayman, second, Nadine Eubank, third, John Torr, fourth, Bryan Chadd, fifth, Ron Birt, sixth, and Glen Birt, seventh. Shorthorn Class A, Jeff Fordice, first, Todd Hopkins, second, Tim Lawless, third and John Buser, fourth. Crossbred Class A, Scott Gardner, first, Jana Cable, second. Rod Eubank, third, Craig Sibbitt, fourth, Loren Saisman, fifth, Mickey Stisher, sixth, and Jerry Birt, seventh. Angus Class B, Rex Call, first, Jay Newnum, second, Darrell Goode, third, Joan Buser, fourth, Pat Carrico, fifth, and Sue Carrico, sixth. Charolais Heifer Jan.-Feb., Nadine Eubank, Reserve Champion. Heifer March-April, Rodney Eubank, Champion. Angus Champion, Gary Clones, first, Rex Call, Champion, Jay Newman, 2, Brian Duke, third, Roger Call, fourth, Jeff Davies, fifth, Mike Zaring, sixth, Reserve Champion. Hereford Champion, Brian O’Hair, first, Gary Clones, Res. Champion, Bobby Zaring, Champion, Nadine Eubank, 2. Hospital Notes Dismissed Sunday: David Strunk Ross Hood Diana Burton Ethel Mason Martha Petrey Betty J. Cooper Jerry Maines Mrs. Arty Hutson and daughter BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rogers, Greencastle, Route 3, a boy.

Obituaries Edith Stewart Mrs. Edith Stewart of New Maysville, Ind., passed away Aug. 4, at Logansport. She was married to Walter Stewart on Dec. 4, 1917 in Greencastle and was born in Putnam County, November, 6, 1890. She was the daughter of Marshall Robbins and Georgia Parallel Booker. Survivors are the friends who have taken care of her-Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson. She was preceded in death by Willie, of New Maysville, and Charles of North Salem. Shorthorn Champion, Jeff Fordice, First, David Lawless, Champion, Brad Davis, Res. Champ. Charlolais Champion-Craig Sibbitt Shorthorn Heifer, March-April 73, Beth Clodfelter, first, champion. Heifer After Sept., Beth Clodfelter, first. Res. Champion. Hereford Sr. Yearling Cow, Douglas O’Hair, first. Heifer Jan.-Feb., S.K. & McGaughey, first, and Douglas O’Hair, second. Heifer March-April. S.S. & D. McGaughey, first, Andy Beck, second, and Edwin Beck, third. Heifer May-June - S.S. & D. McGaughey, first, Morris Jackson, second, Brian O’Hair, third, and Edwin Beck, fourth. Heifer, July-August. S.S. & D. McGaughey, first, S.S. & D. McGaughey, second, and Kenzie Morrison, third. Heifer Sept. 73, Steven Davasher, first. Champion, S S. & D. McGaughey , second. Res. Champion Angus Heifer May-June, Max Zaring, first, Jamie Cable, second. Jay Newnum, third, Gary Williams, fourth. Heifer- July-August. Bruce Webb, first, Kerry Ames, second. Heifer March-April, Bob Zaring, champion, Mike Zaring, reserve champion, Gary Williams, third, Jana Cable, fourth. Crossbred Heifer-May-June - Jeff Fordice, first, Camden Davis, second. Heifer Sept. 73. Cindy Zimmerman, first. Sr Yrl. Cow. Steve Whitman, first. Heifer, Jan.-Feb., Jerry Torr, first, Renee Hutcheson, second, and Eric Hayman, third. Heifer March-April. Eric Hayman, Champion, John Torr, Res. Champion, Eddie Samsel, third, Sonny Maser, fourth. Class E., Eric Hayman, first. Jerry Torr. second Dan Torr, third. Jennie Alcorn, fourth. Jane Torr, fifth, and Eddie Samsel, sixth Class F., Mike Zaring. first, Bobbie Zaring, second, Becky Zaring, third, Jake Zaring. fourth. Crossbred Class F, Jeff Davies, first. Dottie Alcorn, second, Dan Torr. third, Jane Torr, fourth, Dan Torr, fifth, Jeff Davies, sixth. Champion, Scott Gardner, Jennie Alcorn, Mike Zaring, Res. Champion, Jake Zaring. Eric Hayman, Jeff Davies, Champion, Jerrv Alcorn. Steer Grand Champion, Angus, Rex Call, Champion, Hereford, Bobby Zaring-Champion, Res. Grand, Shorthorn, David Lawless-Champion, Crossbred, Jeff Davies-Champion-Grand Champ, Charolais- Craig Sibbitt, Champion.

Rev. John Mowery will have charge of the service. Calling after 2 p.m. Monday. The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Perkins Funeral Home Roachdale. Burial at New Maysville Cemetery. Bertie Elmore Mrs. Bertie M. Elmore, 79, Route 3, Cloverdale. passed away Sunday at the N. H. E. Nujsing Home in Danville. She was bom Sept. 22. 1894 in Owen County, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Hood. She married James H. Stevens, who preceded her in death Feb. 16, 1955. On Nov. 24, 1955, she married Carl Elmore who died March II, 1974. She was a member of the Cloverdale Methodist Church Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Mary L. Helton of Phoenix, Mrs. Elizabeth Cope of Mooresville, and Mrs. Grace Roland of Tucson; two sons, James Stevens of Santa Monica, Calif, and Charles Stevens of Tampa, Fla.; a half sister, Mrs. Flossie Keller of Seelyville; 13 grandchildren; and 16 greatgrandchildren Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Whitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale. The Rev. Edward Curtice will officiate Interment will be in the Cloverdale Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. today. James H. Davis James H. Davis, Sr, 52, died Saturday evening in a Chattanooga, Tennessee hospital. He was a truck driver and a former resident of Greencastle He had resided in the Tennessee city for the past 15 years. Survivors include his wife, Corrine Housley Davis; a son. Timothy James Davis; four daughters, Patricia Ann Davis, Linda K Davis, Mrs. Gloria Jean Barton, Mrs. Rebecca Louise Baumunk; a sister. Mrs. Loretta Swafford; a brother, Harold Davis; one granddaughter, Miss Mitsy Barton, and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 10 a m. Tuesday at the Ted Couler Funeral Home Chapel. 801 Vine Street, in Chattanooga Burial will be in the National Cemetery Russell John Lieske Russell John Lieske. 47, died at 10 p.m Sunday at the Culver Hospital in Crawtordsville He graduated from the New Winchester High School in 1944 and married Betty Simon, Aug. 16, 1953 and she survives. Other survivors are one daughter Rhonda Kaye and three sons; Gregory and Jeffery and Michael, all at home. A brother Raymond, Danville, and sisters, Mrs. Carl Estes, Melarie, La.; Mrs. George Ball, Danville; Mrs. Cecil Helton, Jr.. Hazelwood and Mrs Ralph Rader. Belleville also survive. A stepmother, Margaret Lieske, Indianapolis, and a brother Harold and sister Ruth Lieske are deceased. He worked construction and was the son of John A and Clara Brandt. The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the PerkinsFuneral Home, Roachdale. Friends may call after 3:30 Tuesday Burial will be in the Blakesburg Cemetery.

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