THE CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, Tuesday, December 23,1986
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PHYLLIS C. PURNELL
Graveside funeral for Phyllis
C. Purnell, 50, Oklahoma City,
was held at 3:30 p. m. on Monday,
Dec 22, 1986, in Rose Hill Cem-
etery, Chickasha. Gary Lay-
man, pastor of the New Life
Christian Church, officiated.
Interment was in Rose Hill
Cemetery under the direction of
Sevier Funeral Home.
MILTON H. EVANS, Jr.
Milton Haywood Evans, Jr.
died Saturday, Dec. 20, in a
Broken Arrow nursing home at
the age of 75.
He was born on June 10,1911 in
Gunnersville, Ala. and lived in
Grady County from 1914-1931.
Evans attended Chickasha
schools, played football, ran
track, and was retired.
Services will be Wednesday,
Dec. 24, at 10:30 a.m. in Rush
Springs’ Callaway-Smith-Cobb
Funeral Chapel with Rev. Alvin
McConnell of Lindsay of-
ficiating. Burial will follow in
Rush Springs Cemetery.
Survivors include one brother,
Josh Evans of Guymon and sev-
eral neices and nephews. He was
preceded in death by two
brothers, Ernest Evans and R.D.
‘Bob’ Evans; three sisters, Pearl
McDonald, Eula Barker, and Ju-
lia Sumrow. Pallbearers are
Bruce Evans, Junior Hale, A.C.
Strickler, and Forrest Bray.
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and safe was standing open.
11:20 p.m., Keith M. Jones re-
ported a vandalism to his 1985
Nissan four-door while parked at
Southland Bowl. Two front tires
had been cut.
11:30 p.m., Dale R. Loggins
reported vandalism done to his
1985 Dodge pickup while parked
at Southland Bowl. The two front
tireshad been cut.
3:07 a.m., Joseph M. McClen-
don, age 41, arrested for assault
and battery.
1:46 a.m., Sheldon Dean Hurst,
age 22, arrested for DWI, and
improper equipment.
2:19 a.m., Kimberly A. Still,
age 22, arrested for DUI and
careless driving.
12:15 a.m., Employee of Loves
Country Store reported a har-
rassment charge against known
suspect.
12:11 a.m., Patricia J. Rushin
reported a burglary of auto while
at Grady Memorial Hospital
parking lot. Passenger side win-
dow broken out and Cobra C.B.
Antenna taken.
3:17 a.m., Anita McClendon
reported an assault and battery
charge against her husband.
1:50 p.m., Jackie Byford re-
ported a larceny from her auto.
A Radar Detector was taken.
4:49 p.m., James Sanders re-
ported a larceny from a caboose
of a Burlington Northern Train.
Taken was one key ring with an
unknown amount of keys.
Dec. 21, Juveniles at Myers
Field house reported various ar-
ticles missing from their lockers
— shoes, jewelry, cash, and cas-
settetapes.
7:35 a.m., Staven Dunning
Brown reported a vandalism of
auto at Grady Memorial Hos-
pital parking lot. Two holes were
cut in a covertible top.
Dec. 22, 11:17 a.m., Arnold H.
Johnson reported a larceny from
vehicle. Taken was a navy blue
New London Fog coat with a set
of keys in the pocket.
3:11 p.m., Richard Dude Haile,
reported a larceny from vehicle.
Taken was one nylon Firestone
tire and aluminum “Bud” wheel.
8:15 p.m., Edward Martin
Smith Jr. reported an assault
and batter and lost wallet. He
was attacked by an unknown
suspect then found wallet mis-
sing.
9:15 p.m., Loyd Ball of USAO
security reported a burglary of
the Willard Hall dormitory. Sev-
eral rooms had been broken into.
Two black males are suspected.
6:50 p.m., Debbie Renee Edge,
age 20, arrested for petty larceny
at Wal-Mart.
1:50 p.m., Robert E. Garrett,
age 25, arrested for city
warrants.
11:04 a.m., Bobby Jack Day,
age 20, arrested for city
warrants, driving under sus-
pension, no insurance, expired
tag, and expired insurance.
9:40 a.m., Kathy S. Glass, age
29, arrested for city warrants.
Dec. 22, Wilbur E. Cook re-
ported a larceny of vehicle tag
taken off vehicle. Number is
CS722 1987OK.
12:35 Sam Nieto reported van-
dalism done at Virgin Lumber.
Someone used lumber to make a
bridge to cross over to trailer
park. Suspects believed to be
juveniles.
9:45 a.m., Richard W. Saville
reported a larceny of a ditch-
witch from National Cable Con-
struction.
11:00 Mike Rodgers reported a
dog bite in area of 3rd and Ohio.
1:40 p.m., State of Oklahoma
reported a suspect for giving
false information to a police offi-
cer.
2:20 a.m., Jim C. Hibbs re-
ported a flammable substance in
the roadway at 12th and Park.
Substance had been set on fire.
1:24 a.m., Ralph J. Faulkner,
age 18, arrested for improper
standing on a roadway.
Dec. 23, 2:25 a.m., Jerry Dean
Glenn, age 25, arrested for DUI,
speeding, and driving left of
center.
12:20 a.m., Angela Lister re-
ported a larceny of Loves North
Store. Taken was two six packs
of 12 oz. beer.
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Crime Stoppers
This weeks Crime Stopper involves a case that is currently
under investigation by the Grady County Sheriff’s Office.
On Monday, Dec. 15, at approximately 9:15 a.m., a 16—foot
utility trailer was stolen from a residence 3 miles north of Amber.
This trailer was seen being pulled South on Highway 92 two
miles north of Amber, by a blue pickup truck.
The trailer was red, 16-feet long, and had a white tool box
mounted in front, a welding machine, a cutting torch with two
bottles mounted on top of each other, a vise mounted in the back,
and an air compressor mounted on the trailer.
The trailer was taken during the daylight hours so it is a possi-
bility that someone has seen it. If you have any information about
this incident, call Crime Stoppers at 224-TIPS. There is a possibl-
ity that you could earn a reward of up to $1,000 if your information
leads to an arrest and indictment of the person or persons respon-
sible. All callers will remain anonymous.
GIRL — Mr. and Mrs. Jose ■
Ruiz of Chickasha are the par-
ents of a girl, six-pounds, thir-
teen ounces, born December 21, 3
11:59 a.m., at Grady Memorial .
Hospital.
been processing money near the
bank’s drive-in window before
the robbery. The robber grabbed
the sweater of a female em-
ployee, helped her put the money
into a bag and fled into a nearby
apartment complex, Pogue said.
The robber left some money
behind, said Pogue.
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Amanda Mason, Tuttle.
Tara Sparkman, Washita.
James Shaw, Chickasha.
Gladys Plowman, Marlow.
Kenneth White, Cement.
Loy Burnett, Rush Springs.
Glenn Burnett, Rush Springs.
Sarahnell Jacobson, Chick-
asha.
Ann and Kellen Dyer, Chick-
asha.
Gladys Elam, Duncan.
Jill King and baby boy,
Chickasha.
Kim True, Alex.
Timbre Pedersen, Anadarko.
Leta Hunter, Chickasha.
Danny Welch, Lawton.
Debra Moors, Chickasha.
Melodye Mills, Blanchard.
Patrick Hammonds, Chick-
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DANL. PERKINS
Funeral for Dan L. Perkins, 75,'
Amber, was held at 1:30 p.m. on
Monday, Dec. 22, 1986, in the
First Baptist Church of Amber.
Rev. Kerry Smith, pastor, of-
ficiated.
Singing was provided by the
Amber First Baptist Church '
Choir.
Pallbearers were Kenneth
Morrison, Mike Morrison, Don
Monroe, D.C. Palmer, Dale
Turner and Jay Smith.
Interment was in Fairlawn
Cemetery under the direction of
Sevier Funeral Home.
NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) — A
bearded gunman wearing a jog-
ging suit, black gloves and sun-
glasses fled the United Bank and
Trust Co. with an undetermined
amount of money Monday, an
FBI spokesman said.
The robber walked behind a
counter at the bank about 9:45
a.m., displayed a .45-caliber
“ automatic pistol and said he
wanted the bank’s money, said
FBI spokesman Gene Pogue.
Twn employeec were in the
bank at the time of the robbery,
Pogue said, but no shots were
fired and no one was injured.
Pogue said the employees had
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JOHN VINCENT ELDER
Funeral for John Vincent
Elder, 77, Chickasha, will be held
at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 26,
1986, in the Chapel of Sevier Fu-
neral Home. Rev. Jerl Joslin,
pastor of Parkview Christian
Church, will be officiating.
He was born April 5,1909, west
of Cyril, Caddo County, and died
Monday, Dec. 22,1986, in Chick-
asha.
Mr. Elder attended Southview,
a small country school, where he
graduated from the eighth
grade. He was also a graduate of
Verden High School and worked
his way through Central State
Teachers College. After receiv-
ing his teaching certificate, he
■ taught in country schools at
• Highview and Elderberry.
After again entering Central
State, he met his wife, Billie
Horn. They were married June
25,1938, in Lawton.
Mr. Elder taught school at
Yukon and Shawnee until 1943.
He then he became seismograph
supervisor for Stanolind Oil
Company where he worked for 17
years. In 1958, he returned to
Oklahoma where he taught
school at Middleberg for three
years before becoming principal
of Northwest Elementary
School, Chickasha. He retired in
1974 after teaching for a total of
25 years.
Mr. Elder had been a member
of Christian churches since 1938.
He was a charter member of
Parkview Christian Church,
Chickasha, which he served as
an elder and later as elder em-
eritis. He had also served as an
elder of other Christian
churches.
Survivors include his wife,
Billie, of the home; three daugh-
ters, Dixie Elder of Lawton,
Jonnie Marie Elder of Oklahoma
City, Marilynn Heard of Ed-
mond; one brother, Ewell Elder,
of Chickasha; three sisters.
Pearl Grayson of Chickasha,
Violet Tumelson of Oklahoma
City, Vivian Tumbleson of San
Leandro, Calif.; six grand-
children; and a host of other
friends and relatives.
Interment will be in Fairlawn
Cemetery under the direction of
Sevier Funeral Home.
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EVAMAYAYNES
Funeral for Eva May Aynes,
78, will be at 10:30 a.m. on Wed-
nesday, Dec. 24, 1986, in Sowers
Memorial Chapel, Sevier Fu-;
neral Home, Tuttle, with Rev.
Glen Rooker officiating.
She was born Dec. 31,1907, at
Tuttle, and died on Monday, Dec.!
22,1986, in her home in Edmond.
She had worked for the Tuttle
School Cafeteria for a number of;
years before moving to Ponca;
City where she worked for the
Ponca City Hospital as a nurses
aide. She then moved back to Tu-
ttle where she worked as a cook
and a nurses aide for Tuttle
Nursing Home.
She lived most of her life in'
Tuttle and moved to Edmond in’
1983.
She was a member of the.
Primitive Baptist Church.)
Tuttle. She attended school at the.
Brushey Creek School and'
Middleberg School.
She was preceded in death by
both parents, three sisters, four,
brothers, and one stepson, Carl
Aynes.
She is survived by three;
daughters, Cleta Rooker of Tu-;
ttle, Oneta Doubleday of Ed-;
mond, Irene Hulett of Holcomb, ‘
Mo.; one son, Raymond Aynes,
of Oklahoma City; one step-
daughter, Ruby Roberson, of
Wewoka; two stepsons, Clyde
Aynes of Chester, Va., Erman
Aynes of Minneapolis, Minn.;
one sister, Lorene Streeter, of
Ponca City; 18 grandchildren, 19 ;
great grandchildren.
Interment will be in Fairview .
Cemetery, Tuttle, under the di-;
rection of Sevier Funeral Home, •
Tuttle.
The family requests that dona-
tions be made to the Lupus
Foundation.
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EMS Reports
Dec. 22,8:20 p.m., reported to
4th and Chickasha Ave., behind
J.C. Pennys in response to a call
about a beating. Eddie M. Smith,
Jr., age 23, was taken to Grady
Memorial Hospital Emergency
Room.
Sheriff’s Reports
Dec. 21, James Cowan of Tu-
ttle reported a theft.
Dec. 22, 10:35 a.m., Rodney
Ball, west of Rush Springs, re-
ported a theft.
Dec. 22, 4 p.m., Annette Bot-
toms of Alex, reported a family
disturbance.
Fire Reports
Dec. 22, 5:39 p.m., reported to
the Star Sports Shop at 318
Chickasha Ave. in response to
fire started in overhead light by
ballast.
Police Reports
Dec. 18, Joey Wilcox reported
a larceny from his locker at My-
ers Field House. Items taken
were a blue and silver Nike bag,
a green and grey striped shirt,
and wallet.
Dec. 19, Ricky Lee McKenna
reported an assault and battery
when he went to pick up his little
girl for the weekend. Known sus-
pect began to hit him.
' 5:15 p.m., Janet Lee Webb,
USAO student, reported an un-
lawful entry into residence at
1721 S. 15th. Known suspect has
been harassing her. Nothing has
been taken.
4:51 p.m. Regina Lynette
Smith reported a lost or stolen
tag decal off her father-in-laws
automobile tag.
10:07  a.m., Georganna
Williams reported a burglary of
her van at Best Western. Nothing
noted missing at the time of the
report.
9:40 a.m., Robert E. Brown
reported a vehicle that fell in a
hole created by a waterline
break. A 1981 black Cadillac
Fleetwood, tag number XV9923
was discovered in the hole.
2:40 p.m., James R. Whitley
reported his keys stolen. Alle-
gedly a black male reached into
his pocket when he was in Otasco
and took his keys.
Dec. 19, Nola A. May reported
an embezzlement for William L.
Broderson due to employee
altering her checks to reflect
more money than she was mak-
ing and removing evidence from
bank statements.
9:45 a.m., Everett Jackson re-
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HAZEL BIRDE STEPHENS
Funeral for Hazel Birde
Stephens was held at 3 p.m. on
Monday, Dec. 22, 1986, in the
Ninnekah Baptist Church with
Rev. Gary Caldwell, pastor, of-
ficiating.
Pianist was Jeanie Singleton
and soloist was Michelle White.
Bearers were Dwaine
Stephens, Gene Harris, Gene
Stephens, Herman Stephens,
Robert Stephens and James
Stephens.
Interment was in Ninnekah
Cemetery under the direction of
Brown-Binyon Funeral Home.
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ported a burglary of a vehicle. 9:07 p.m., Donna J. Thomason
Taken was a metal toolbox and reported a burglary of a resi
misc. hand tools.                  dence. The glass was broken in
7:14 p.m., Jarod Dale Calhoun her front door and two Sound
reported vandalism to a street Design AM/FM cassette stereos
sign at 5th and Chickasha Ave.      were taken.
12:38 p.m., Virginia Jolley, 12:50 p.m., Merwin J. Turner
employee of Dunns number reported a burglary of a motor
three, reported an attempt to vehicle. The wing window of the
cash a stolen check. David Leroy passenger side of the pickup had
Foster, age 29, was arrested for been broken out. Taken was a
uttering a forged instrument.       Samsonite suitcase with clothes,
5:34 p.m., Leroy V. Fulton re- six remote control toys, and one
ported a vandalism to an auto. Gold Star VCR.
He found three small holes in 1:39 p.m., Toni Amstutz, em-
windshield of his 1962 truck. The ployee of Adventureland Video
damage is believed to have been reported a failure to return
done by a BB gun.                 rental property. Two movie vi-
5:34 p.m., Johnna J. Fulton, deoshave not been returned.
reported vandalism done to her 9:40 a.m., Dollie Maytubby re-
1969 Mustang. Damage believed ported vandalism to a residence,
to have been done by a BB gun.     Known suspect broke window
11:50 p.m., Dewayne Renduf   and kicked holes in the door.
reported a larceny from vehicle. 2:04 p.m., C.V. Barnhill re-
Taken was a toolbox and misc. ported the burglary of a tool
hand tools.                       shed. Taken was one 12-gauge
8:01 a.m., Duane Leroy Lee hand loader and gun powder.
Crawford of BO Crawford Roof- one 10-gauge hand loader
ing, reported the vandalism of a MEC-600 Jr. and one Lee 270 cal-
vehicle. The front and rear wind- iber hand loader.
shields had been broken out of 8:05 a.m., Bennie A. McCar
his 1986 Ford pickup.               they, age 23, arrested for city
7:44 a.m., Bruce Gay reported warrants.
vandalism done to Jans Groom- 9:40 a.m., James Wesley
ing Shop, 802 Chickasha Ave. Kirby, age 29, arrested for city
Rock was thrown through the warrants.
front glass of store.                  2:39 p.m., Darryal B. Young
2:42 p.m., Haskell Adkins re- reported found property. One
ported a burglary of a residence, blue Samsonite suitcase con-
Rear door of residence was taining various clothing articles,
kicked in. Taken was various a brown King James Bible,
clothing, two western style hats, shaving kit and other various
a ladies watch, a Kirby vaccum, toiletries, plus two pads of
an RCA 25-inch console, RCA checks numbers 221-250, Cowan
21-inch table model tv, Curtis Mechanical Services.
Mathis 21-inch tv, an Amana    n.. n ..e      I ...
microwave oven, and a Dayton    Dec. 20, 10145a.m., Debbie
AM/FM radio/cassette.            Gonzalez reportedan assault by
11:20 p.m., Jimmy Dale Row- threatLandlord.threating her
land, age 33, arrested for public witha gun if she has not moved
drunkeness.’                      out by a certain amount of time.
Dec. 20,8:34 Floyd Kevin Hair 12i10a m ” Randi Stockwell
and Kelly Irene Hair reported a reported an assault and battery,
lost or stolen checkbook in Husband allegedly hit her.
Petty’s IGA parking lot. Check- 2:35 a.m., Chris Elroy Love-
book contained Oklahoma less, age 20, arrested for careless
drivers license, several credit driving and failure to appear.
cards, and all checks after num- 2:10 a m > Jerry L. Smith, age
berl41.                           24, arrested for public drunk-
7:20 p.m. Kevin Winkler, age eness.
25, arrested for city warrants, 3:47 a.m., Michael Gene Hes-
driving under suspension and tand, age 21, arrested for DUI
driving left of center.               and speeding.
5:05 p.m.. Collision report filed Dec. 21, 8:57 a.m., Curtis
by David Brian Steagall, age 20 Hodges, owner of Village Super-
and Ted Michael Crowder, age ette, reported a burglary of busi-
25. Steagall cited for following ness. Taken was $200 in cash, and
too close and no insurance in ve- the key to the door and alarm,
hide.                            Nothing in store had been forced