Sidney Daily News, Friday, November 26, 1993 Page 2A AC COULEE Theicity record bra "Police log TODAY a.m.: attempted suicide. Police said a 19-year-old Sidney man became distraught because his mother told him he had to move out. He cut both his wrists with a razor blade and also took 30 to 40 Motrin tablets. The rescue squad transported him to Wilson Memorial Hospital for treatment. He was admitted for observation.
Police contacted the Shelby County Mental Health Clinic, which was to have a counselor talk with him. a.m.: drunken driving, James Ross, 18, 12147 Ash Drive, Minster, was cited for drunken driving, driving with an illegal blood alcohol content and reckless operation. THURSDAY p.m.: public indecency. A woman reported she came out of the Dairy Mart store on Michigan Street and saw a man urinating on her car. The man was reportedly intoxicated, and said, "Oh, is this your car?" He then walked away and got into a vehicle occupied by another man and drove away.
-9 p.m.: burglary. Stella Overbey, 629 East reported she saw two people running from the area and discovered the residence of Janis K. Burger, 631 East had been broken into. The residence had been entered by cutting a window screen in the back door and then kicking out the window. Police located the suspects, Jason E.
Kellem, 19, 315 Jefferson and a juvenile male, who allegedly admitted to the crime. Kellem and the juvenile were. charged with burglary. p.m.: bench warrant. Curtis W.
Cupp, 41, 402 N. Miami was arrested on a bench warrant. -7 p.m.: speeding, Michelle Ansley, 23, 13460 Renee Drive, Anna, was cited for p.m.: driving under suspension. Carolyn M. Sickles, 43, of Russells Point, was cited for driving under suspension.
p.m.: speeding. Larry Pelphrey, 54, 710 Port Jefferson Road, was cited for speeding. p.m.: failure to control. Paul E. Hayden, 26, of Piqua, was cited for failure to control.
a.m.: criminal damaging. Dawn Douglas, 217 Forest reported her car was alright when she parked it in front of 225 Ave. at about 6 p.m. on Wednesday. Sometime after that, the hood and windshield were damaged.
Broken glass from a street light was also found on and around the car. a.m.: drunken driving. Kevin L. Thorton, 23, 330 Jefferson was cited for drunken driving and driving with an illegal blood alcohol content. a.m.: assault and burglary.
Jason Bertsch, 18, 2400 Wapakoneta Lot 9, was charged with assault after he allegedly struck Rebecca Bey, 19, 715 N. Buckeye Apt. with his fist. She had a knot on her forehead and a bruise on her face as a result of the assault, which occurred at Bertsch's residence. He was also charged with burglary for allegedly entering Bey's residence uninvited and trashing the apartment.
a.m.: drunken driving. Christopher W. 'McMahon, 29, Comanche Drive, was cited for drunken driving and making an illegal a.m.: display of license violation. Martha L. Fields, 30; 8209 Versailles "Road, Covington, was cited for a display of license violation and failure to yield 1 the right of way when turning left.
WEDNESDAY p.m.: speeding. Christine A. Long, 29, 209 N. Main was cited for speeding. p.m.: theft.
Patricia Wion, 809 Arrowhead Drive, Apt. reported her wallet was stolen from a car in the Big Bear grocery store lot Wednesday, p.m. drunken driving. Lonnie W. Sowders, 41, 1617 Willow Place, was cited for drunken driving, driving with an illegal blood alcohol content and driving under suspension.
p.m.: passing bad check. Cara M. Lier, 20, 946 Port Jefferson Road, Apt. 3, was charged with passing a bad checks. p.m.: passing bad checks.
Joseph E. Puckett 25, Mound was charged with four counts of passing bad checks. p.m.: passing bad check. Victor A. Watson, 34, of Ansonia, was charged with passing a bad check.
p.m.: theft. A videocassette player, valued at $175, was stolen from a room at the Comfort Inn on Wednesday. Occupants of the room had earlier rented the tape Obituaries Gladys May Hodges Edna E. Roberts Tim H. Miller player and a tape at the check-in desk.
-Passing bad checks. Police charged Bonnie G. Roberts of Lakeview with two counts of passing bad checks. She allegedly issued a $40 insufficient funds check to Chevy's Lounge in Sidney on May 21. She also allegedly issued a $30 funds check to the Beverage Dock in Sidney on May 21.
a.m.: theft. Harry Sweigart, 1105 Taft reported a radar detector, valued at $100, was stolen from his van at his residence during the night. An unidentified device was used to. open the doors to the vehicle. 6:09 a.m.: speeding.
Stephen A. Whited, 47, 226 Washington was cited for speeding. a.m.: speeding. Charles A. Wood, 45, 9578 Township Road 71, Quincy, was cited for speeding, -Passing bad check.
Police charged Jon C. Rickey, E. Court with issuing an insufficient funds check for $7.24 to Mor For Less in Sidney on April 20. A Accidents Sidney Police cited a driver for failure to yield after an accident Wednesday. Rhonda A.
Riethman, 22, 220 Grove was cited after the 12:33 p.m. accident. According to a police report, a car driven by Riethman was pulling from an alley in the 500 block of St. Marys Avenue and struck an auto driven by Rhonda E. Davis, 32, 339 N.
West Ave. L. Swiger, 39, 625 Second was cited for failure to of Washington Court House, Mrs. Willis (Ethel) Waugh of South Charleston, and Mrs. John (Elsie) Elliott of Springfield.
Two brothers preceded her in death. Mrs. Roberts retired as a clerk at Uhlman's Department Store in 1976 after 19 years of service. She was a 63-year member of First United Methodist Church and a former member of the Wilson Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. She was also a member of Pleiades Chapter 298, Order of Eastern Star, and the Phelathia Class of the church.
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Cromes Funeral Home, with the Rev. Heth Corl officiating. Burial will follow at Fletcher Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 4 to 7 p.m.
Rairdon Matinosky grandchildren, and one sister, Florence McGowan of Gulf Breeze, Fla. Une son, one sister and five brothers are deceased. Mrs. Matinosky, an accomplished pianist and organist who at one time played piano during silent movies shown in Jackson Center, graduated from Jackson Center High School in 1921. A member of the Methodist Church, she was a charter member and four-time president of the Jackson Center American Legion Auxiliary.
She was also a member of the Eastern Star in Jackson Center. In addition to making wood fiber flowers and doing needlework, she also taught others to do the same. A committal service will be held later at Glen Cemetery in Port Jefferson. Memorial contributions may be made to the Diabetes Association or the Kidney Foundation. FOOT CARE DR.
ERIC POLANSKY welcomes DR. TOM 'ROSEN ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS We Specialize In Emergencies Injuries Workman's Comp Claims Insurance Claims SIDNEY OFFICE 513-492-1211 1000 Michigan (Across From Wilson Memorial Hospital) Hours: M-F 8 a.m. 5 p.m. control after investigation of an accident that happened Tuesday at 1:40 p.m. Swiger was driving a truck northbound on Brooklyn Avenue, south of Ardiss Place, when he dropped a cassette tape.
He looked down to locate thes tape and the truck went off the right side of the roadway, strik-: ing a bridge guardrail." 'The "truck then hit a Dayton Power and Light Co. pole, breaking off the top of the pole. The vehicle also hit a Warner Cable television box before coming to rest in Doorley Run Creek. Swiger was taken by the Sidney Rescue Squad to Wilson Memorial Hospital, where he was treated and released. Wednesday at 12:14 p.m., Vandemark an accident happened on Road, at the south exit of the West Towne Square shopping center.
Albert R. Saunders, 65, 825 Third was northbound on Vandemark and James C. Leitsch, 44, of Hamilton, was eastbound out of the exit, planning to cross Vandemark, when the vehicles collided. Both drivers claimed the traffic light was green in their direction. There were no witnesses.
No citations were issued. car hit a can of paint in an accident Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. Mark G. Dohner, 24, 3693 Childtens Home Road, was eastbound on Ohio 47, at Interstate 75, and his auto hit a gallon of white paint. The paint splashed onto the auto.
Fires, rescues TODAY a.m.: medical. The rescue squad transported Lillian Schmidt from 829 Buckeye Ave. to Wilson Memorial Hospital. Tim H. Miller, 55, 157 Deer Trail Drive, Eaton, brother of Nicholas Joseph Miller of Sidney, died Tuesday night after his car struck a deer and veered into the path of a truck on Ohio 122, north of Gratis in Preble County.
He was born Nov. 21, 1938, in Columbus, the son of Hubert J. and Hazel Ruth (Hart) Miller. Surviving with his wife Mary Elizabeth a are two stepdaughters and three brothers. Mr.
Miller, a 1961 graduate of Ohio State University, owned Market Masters Realty, Rent-N-Stor and a communications business which provides two-way radio repeater coverage, paging and tower site leasing for the community of Eaton. He formerly operated a family business as a distributor for Texaco Inc. and formerly worked as a correspondent for the Dayton Journal Herald, Dayton Daily News and the Richmond Palladium-Item; news editor of the Register-Herald in Eaton; and news photographer for the Dayton television Ronald 30 years and as a civil engineer at Lima Central Catholic High School. BIG BUY $1 35 Our Triple Decker With Two Pure Beef Patties, Lettuce, Pickle, And Special Sauce. Spot T-shirts and Sweatshirts make popular Christmas gifts and don't forget Spot Gift Certificates too! The POT to eat PEPSI Corner of COURT and OHIO Dial 492-9181 Mt.
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7 a.m.-11 p.m. Root Beer Sun. 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Ronald A. Miller, 57, of Lima, brother of Bill Miller of New Bremen, died Thursday at Lima St.
Rita's Medical Center. Born Sept. 24, 1936, in Lima, he was the son of Daniel and Mary (Knuth) Miller. On March 30, 1962, he married the former Joyce Widok and she survives with one son, one daughter, two grandchildren, five brothers and three sisters. Three brothers preceded him in death.
Mr. Miller was employed as a plant engineer at Lima Teledyne for THURSDAY p.m.: injury. Scott Roomes was treated at the fire department for an injury. He was not transported to the hospital. a.m.: medical.
The rescue squad transported Allen Baker from 1422. Foxdale Place to Wilson Memorial Hospital. a.m.: medical. The rescue squad was called to the Coin-Op Laundry, 1124 Michigan to assist Dawn Gariety, but no transport was made. a.m.: overheated room heater.
Firefighters were called to the' Dorothy Love Retirement Community, 3003 Cisco Road, by a fire alarm. The alarm had been set off by an overheated room heater. There was no fire. WEDNESDAY Firefighters were called to Ross Aluminum 1 Foundries, 815 Oak where a tow motor had caught fire while being refueled. The possible cause of the fire was a fuel leak.
Damage to the tow motor was set at $5,000. The fueling station sustained a $500 loss. a.m.: injury. The rescue squad transported Danny Slife from 720 S. Miami Ave, to Wilson Memorial Hospital.
a.m.: medical. The rescue squad transported Carl Ray from 211 E. Russell Road to Wilson Memorial Hospital. a.m.: odor investigation. Firefighters were called to Fiesta Hair Fashions, 1544 Michigan to investigate an odor.
Nothing was found. a.m.: medical. The rescue squad transported James Young from 342 E. Court St. to Wilson Memorial Hospital.
tow motor fire. JACKSON CENTER Gladys May Hodges, 55, 207 N. Main died today at 12:40 a.m. at her residence. She was born Jan.
28, 1938, in Fraizer, Iowa, the daughter of Earl and Margaret (Castor) Winters. On June 29, 1963, she was married to Robert Hodges and he survives with three daughters, Brenda Hodges of Bellefontaine, Mrs. Donald (Lori) Browning of Sidney, and Mrs. Steven (Christina) Dearwester of Jackson Center; two sons, Brian and Alan of Columbus; one grandson, three sisters, -Lillie Rose Davis of Chiarton, Iowa, Mrs. Robert (Ann) Larson of Lamoni, Iowa, and Mrs.
John (Gloria) Seibken of Galesburg, and three brothers, John, Frank and Clarence Winters, all of Rockford, Ill. Mrs. Hodges had been employed at Holloway Sportswear in Jackson Center for more than 20 years. She was a member of the Bellefontaine First Church of God, where she sang in the choir and taught Sunday School. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m.
at the church, with the Rev. Gary Swogger and the Rev. Ronald Irick officiating. Burial will follow at Huntsville Cemetery. Friends- may call Monday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m.
at Van Horn Funeral Home in Jackson Center, and Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at the church. Memorial contributions may be made to Wilson Hospice Care or the church. Verneda Eschmeyer Verneda Eschmeyer, 59, formerly of West Bremen Street in New Knoxville, died Wednesday at 2:28 p.m. at St.
Joseph Medical Center, in Fort Wayne, Ind. She had resided at Auglaize Acres in Wapakoneta since 1986. Born Aug. 24, 1934, in Auglaize County, she was the daughter of Raymond and Marcella (Schroer) Eschmeyer. Survivors include three aunts, Olga Wells of Botkins and Taletha Schroer and Mary Eschmeyer, both of New Knoxville, and a number of Marlena M.
Marlena M. Wagner, 49, 858 S. Main died Wednesday at 3:20 p.m. at Wilson Memorial Hospital. She had been ill five months.
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495720, Edna E. Roberts, 87, 1615 N. Main died Wednesday at 8:25 a.m. at Wilson Memorial Hospital. She was born Jan.
17, 1906, in Miami County, the daughter of Horace and Mary (Counts) Reeder. On Oct. 9, 1930, she was married to Elmer of L. Roberts and he survives with three daughters, Mrs. Virgil (Donna) Gardinier of Fountain Valley, Mrs.
Richard (Janice) Guilkey of North Jackson, and Mrs. James (Nancy) Gauorcik of Grove Port; six grandchildren, six greatgrandchildren, one brother, Raymond Reeder of Okemos, and three sisters, Mrs. Ralph (Dale) Davidson Mary (Buirley) Mary (Buirley) Rairdon Matinosky, 90, of 33 Pluto Circle, North Fort Myers, a native of Jackson Center, died Tuesday at her residence. She was born Sept. 14, 1903, in Jackson Center, the daughter of Seth Thomas and Millicent Buirley.
She was married to Sam Rairdon in 1922 and he preceded her in death. She later married Felix Matinosky in 1938, and he is also deceased. Survivors include one son, Harold Rairdon of Chillicothe; two daughters, Leona Price and Grace Rairdon who lived with their mother in North Fort Myers; one stepdaughter, Priscilla Rohloff of Toledo; 10 grandchildren, 10 greatgrandchildren, two great-great- brands such as Marlboro cigarettes, Miller beer and Oscar Mayer hot dogs. Philip Morris will cut 14,000 jobs NEW YORK (AP) Philip Morris Companies Inc. will cut 14,000 jobs and shut down or scale back 40 plants or other sites as it tries to improve the competitiveness of HARDWARE? THINK anna 308 E.
LUMBER Main, CO. Anna 394-2041 or Toll Free 1-800-346-2041 Dally Sat. 8-2 Bell's Fresh Christmas Trees Choose Cut 11604 County Road 70 Quincy 513-585-4852 Hours: Every Evening Until Dark All Day Sat. Sunday Afternoon channel WLW-D. A special deputy with the Preble County Sheriff's Department, Mr.
Miller served as chairman of the 9-1- 1 Tactical Planning Committee for the enhanced telephone service introduced in October. He also served as an investigator for the Preble County Coroner's Office. He was one of the founders and the current chairman of the Preble County Pork Festival and past president of the Eaton Area Chamber of Commerce. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church in Eaton, with the Rev.
Wayne D. Morrison and the Rev. Richard VanTine officiating. Burial with full military honors will follow at Mound Hill Union Cemetery, Eaton. Friends may call Saturday from 2 to 8 p.m.
at Barnes Funeral Home in Eaton. Memorial contributions may be made to the Eaton Emergency Squad or the Reid Hospital Foundation. Miss Eschmeyer was a member of First United Church of Christ in Knoxville. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Long and Folk Funeral Home in St.
Marys, with the Rev. Nathan B. Wierwille officiating. Burial will follow at Evangelical Protestant Cemetery near New Knoxville. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from 11 a.m.
to 1:30 p.m. Wagner survives. Other survivors include the following sisters and brothers, Mrs. John (Mary) West of Jackson Center, and Wayne Wagner, Darrell Wagner, Mrs. Jeff (Sheryl) Cotterman, Kevin Wagner and Terry Wagner, all of Sidney.
Miss Wagner was a member of First Baptist Church in Sidney. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Cromes Funeral Home, with the Rev. Rick Flanagan officiating. Burial will follow at Houston Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home today from 4 to 7 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Births ROBY Tuesday at Wilson Memorial Hospital, a boy to Mike and Stacey Roby of St. Marys. SMOOT Tuesday at Piqua Memorial Medical Center, a boy to Timothy and Jodi Smoot of Fletcher.
IN MEMORIAM Edna E. Roberts Visitation Today 4-7 p.m. Services Saturday 10 a.m. Marlena M. Wagner Visitation Today 4-7 p.m.
Services Saturday 1:30 p.m. from Cromes Funeral Home, Inc. 492-5101 A. Miller Clown Water Systems in Coshocton. He was a member of St.
Charles Catholic Church, the Knights of Columbus, Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 439 in Coshocton, Moose Lodge 0935 of Coshocton and Orioles Nest 173 of Lima. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Saturday at 10 a.m. at the church. The body will be cremated. Friends may call Friday from 7 to 9 p.m.
at Hogenkamp-Bonham Funeral Home, 900 W. Grand Ave. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Rita's Medical Center or.
