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a a Coshocton Tribune Nov. 9, 2002 Local forecast Today Sunday Monday Tuesday Details Today Partly sunny and Veterans Day Mostly breezy. Highs in mid 60s. cloudy with a chance of showSouthwest winds 15-25 mph. ers.

Highs in the lower 60s. Tonight Becoming most- Chance of rain 40 percent. ly cloudy. A chance of show- Monday night Showers ers after midnight. Lows 50 to likely.

Lows in the lower 40s. 55. South winds 10 to 20 Chance of rain 70 percent. mph. Chance of rain 40 per- Tuesday Showers likely.

cent. Mainly during the day. Cooler. Sunday Showers likely. Highs in the lower 50s.

Breezy. Highs in the mid 60s. Wednesday Partly Chance of rain 70 percent. cloudy. Lows in the mid 30s Sunday night Mostly and highs in the mid 40s.

cloudy with a chance of show- Thursday Partly cloudy. ers. Lows in the upper 40s. Lows in the lower 30s and Chance of rain 50 percent. highs in the upper 40s.

Local almanac Source: Precipitation Temperatures Yesterday .00 High yesterday 64 Month to date .56 Low yesterday 39 Normal 3.20 Normal high 55 Temperature extremes Normal low 35 Yesterday's highs and lows Sunrise: 7:05 a.m. 87 at Coolidge, Ariz. Sunset: 5:18 p.m. -4 at Fraser, Colo. forecast AccuWeather.com forecast for daytime conditions, temperatures MICH.

Cleveland Toledo PA. Youngstown Mansfield IND. Columbus Dayton Cincinnati W. VA. Portsmouth KY.

2002 AccuWeather, Inc. Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice Via Associated Press National weather The AccuWeather.com forecast for noon, Saturday, Nov. 9. -108 -08 08 108 208 308 408 508 608 70s 805 908 1005 1109 Bands separate high temperature zones for the day.

2002 AccuWeather, Inc. COLD WARM STATIONARY Pressure: High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Via Associated Press NATIONAL SUMMARY: The western part of the nation will remain unsettled coast. Snow will spread from the coastal mountains in the valleys. The central and eastern parts of the tomorrow.

Rain will continue along the California into the intermountain West, while showers occur nation will be far more tranquil with a mild afternoon. Around the nation City Hi Lo Pre. Otik Key West 74 71 PCIdy 38 26 PCidy Las Vegas 71 62 Cidy Albuquerque 61 44 Cidy Little Rock 68 39 Cir Amarillo 73 47 Cir Los Angeles 68 54 Rain Anchorage 42 28 Cir Louisville 59 45 Cir Asheville 55 29 Cir Lubbock 72 46 Cir Atlanta 61 41 Cir Memphis 64 44 Cir Atlantic City 52 26 Cir Miami Beach 80 65 PCIdy Austin 71 37 PCIdy Midland-Odessa 70 45 PCIdy Baltimore 52 32 Cir Milwaukee 57 49 Cir Billings 59 39 Rain Mpls-St Paul 66 39 Cldy Birmingham 61 39 Cir Nashville 62 36 Cir Bismarck 64 26 PCidy New Orleans 65 45 Cir Boise 64 46 .15 Rain New York City 47 39 Cir Boston 43 31 PCIdy Norfolk, Va. 56 36 Clr Brownsville 75 55 PCidy North Platte 70 25 PCIdy Buffalo 36 35 Cir Oklahoma City 72 50 Cir Burlington, Vt. 28 20 PCidy Omaha 71 41 PCidy Casper 58 36 Cir Orlando 70 55 PCIdy 63 40 Cir Pendleton 68 48 .06 Rain Charleston, W.Va.

49 32 Cir Philadelphia 52 35 .01 Cir 58 34 Cir Phoenix 82 64 Cidy Cheyenne 57 41 Cir Pittsburgh 41 35 .03 Cir Chicago 58 49 Cir Portland, Maine 42 21 .04 PCIdy Cincinnati 55 44 Cir Portland, Ore. 58 49 .32 Rain Cleveland 45 43 Cir Providence 47. 27 PCidy. 61 35 Cir Raleigh-Durham 56 33 Cir Columbus, Ohio 51. 41 Cir Rapid City 67 35 PCidy 39 18 PCIdy Reno 58 42 .43 Snow Dallas-Ft Worth 73 51 Cir Richmond 54 33 Cir Dayton 52 43 Cir Sacramento 64 58 1.35 Rain Denver 65 39 Cidy St Louis 69 50 Cir Des Moines 68 45 PCidy Salt Lake City 60 46 Rain Detroit 47 44 PCidy San Antonio 71.

50 PCidy Duluth 54 35 PCidy San Diego 68 61 Rain El Paso 71 50 PCidy San Francisco 67 62 .92 Rain Evansville 61 47 Cir San 87 74 PCIdy. Fairbanks 35 18 Cidy Santa Fe 58 33 Cidy Fargo 64 28 Cidy. St Ste Marie 36 36 PCIdy. Flagstaff 58 40 Cir Seattle 59 48 .31 Rain Grand Rapids 51 46 Cir Shreveport 68 44 PCIdy Great Falls 61 36 Cidy Sioux Falls 65 27 PCidy 55 35 Cir Spokane 58 41 .30 Rain Hartford Spgfid 44 23 PCidy Syracuse 35 28 Cir Helena 54 30 Tampa-St. Ptrsbg 71.

54 PCIdy Honolulu 84 74 Cir Topeka 72 51 PCidy Houston 69 50 PCIdy Tucson 84 55 Cidy Indianapolis 56 47 PCidy Tulsa 76 53 Cir Jackson, Miss. 65 41 51 37. Cir Jacksonville 65 47 PCidy Wichita 68 48 PCidy Juneau 48 28. PCidy Wilkes-Barre 40 28 Cir Kansas City 71 52 PCidy Wilmington, Del. 52 31 Cir Woman likely to return to Indian mound NEWARK (AP) A woman says she probably will return to pray at an ancient Indian mound despite a trespassing conviction.

"There's certain times in the summer that I like to go there, like the first full moon after blackberries bloom," Barbara Crandell, who is of Cherokee ancestry, said Friday. "That's what my people consider the start of summer." Crandell, 73, was convicted Thursday of trespassing at the Octagon Earthworks, which was built 1,650 years ago by the Hopewell Indians and is on a private golf course. Licking County Municipal Judge Thomas Marcelain fined her $250 and ordered her to follow the rules for visitors to the mounds. The public is required to stay on wooden viewing platforms or a trail bordering the course. Crandell was arrested June 26 after praying on a mound she said was 100 feet from the 10th fairway.

Crandell, who has prayed at the site for 20 years, argues that the land is public. She also believes she has a right to be there as a descendant of the people who built the complex of 8-foot-high earthworks. "Today I feel much better and the sun's shining and everything is great," she said Marriage licenses Adrian Michael Shample, construction and Denise Renee Eckelberry, credit manager. Adam Carl Kaiser, landscaper and Malissa Jane Dovenbarger, picture framer. Steven David Workman, laborer and Heidi Marie Farley, laborer.

William Earl Lawson, and Mary Ella Tennant, disabled. Land transfers Francis F. Smailes, trustee to Russell Parker, et Jefferson Township, 99.111 acres: $45,000. Marion M. Hama to Bruce Schaffner and Lynn B.

Schaffner: Washington Township, 70.231 acres: $33,500. Tiger Wood Ltd. to Ivan D. and Mary Ann Hershberger, JS: Millcreek Township, 9.001 acres: $24,752.75. Tiger Wood Ltd to Gideon B.

and Anna G. Yoder, JS: Millcreek Township, 12.844 acres: $37,247.60. Tiger Wood Ltd to Eli B. and Lizzie J. Miller, JS: Millcreek Township, 5.001 acres: $32,506.50.

James H. and Carol J. Glass to Glass Lake LLC: Jackson and Virginia Township, 116.512 acres: $850,000. Bruner Land Co. an Ohio Corporation to Steve Gorsuch and Illeda Gorsuch: Jefferson Township, 5.008 acres: $44,0000.

Steve Gorsuch and lleda Gorsuch to Robert A. Jorgensen and Kimberly Jorgensen: Jefferson Township, 5.008 acres: $19,000. W. Ray and Bonnie L. Ankrum to Betty Bates: West Lafayette Corpo- Mildred Bradford COSHOCTON Mildred resi- V.

Bradford, 94, a long-time dent of Otsego, died at 4:25 a.m. Friday, Nov. 8, 2002, at Coshocton County Memorial Hospital's Extended Care Facility. Born on Dec. 10, 1907, in Birds Run, Guernsey County, she was a daughter late Samuel and Lina (Miskimen) Fife.

On Dec. 27, 1927, she married Bruce Evert Bradford, who preceded her in death on Oct. 18, 1985. A 1925 graduate of Otsego High School, she also attended normal school in West Lafayette and received her teaching certificate. She worked more than 15 years at Indianapolis Glove Factory.

She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Otsego. Mrs. Bradford is survived by two sons, Ronald B. (Nancy) Bradford of West Lafayette; Roger L. (Carol) Bradford of Warsaw; three daughters, Marilyn (Charles) Mulligan of Middletown, Anna (James) Eck of Chandlersville, Beverly (Frank) Croy of West Lafayette; a a a a a a a a a daughter-inlaw, Marjorie Bradford of Warsaw; 19 grandchildren; 31 greatgrandchildren; six great-greatgrandchildren; four stepgreatgrandchildren; and two nephews, In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by two sons, Dana and Donald Bradford; two great-grandchildren; and a sister, Sarah Porter.

Services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 11, 2002, at Free Funeral Home in Coshocton, with the Rev. Gerry Wade officiating. Burial will be at Otsego Baptist Church Cemetery.

Calling hours will be from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10, and until time of services Monday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church of Otsego, Kathy Miller, 13000 Coshocton Road, New Concord, OH 43762. 42812 U.S.

36, Warsaw, reported deer-related accidents. Clifford H. Lahita, 32, 828 South Lawn lost control of his vehicle on Fifth Street and came to rest on railroad tracks. Wilma M. Winscott, 75, 514 Wilson struck another vehicle on Cambridge Road.

Andrew W. Vickers, 17, 15044 Township Road 289, Conesville, struck another vehicle on Ohio 60. Complaints Thursday County Road 621 business employee reported receiving a bad check. Township Road 29, Warsaw resident reported destruction of property. Ohio 93, West Lafayette resident reported damage to her vehicle.

Ohio 16, Adams Mills resident reported the theft of money from his residence. John Street resident reported a domestic fight. Township Road 31B, Warsaw resident reported damage to her yard. Township Road 469, Fresno resident reported the theft of her dog. South Lawn Avenue resident reported the theft of items from his garage.

Holmes County Sheriff Arrests Arthur J. Hartman, 48, of Millersarrested for passing bad checks. was released on 10 was, percent of $1,000 bond. Martha E. Hartman, 48, of Millersburg, was arrested for passing bad checks.

She was released on 10 percent of $1,000 bond. While Supplies feel.great In Stock Last savings! Only Genuine comfort at special purchase savings! Now you can bring home comfort for a great low price. With these inviting chaise recliners you can kick back and relax in style! $399 12 Months Same As Cash Leather Available In: Navy, Burgundy, Cobblestone $599 Green 230 MAIN STREET 1-740-622-6237 Coshocton, Ohio 43812 1-800-894-4600 WILSON FREE DELIVERY CARPET FURNITURE Betty Uher COSHOCTON Betty C. Uher, 73, of 625 Wilson died at 5 a.m. Friday, Nov.

8, 2002, at Adams Lane Care Center in Zanesville. She was born Aug. 26, 1929, in West Virginia, to the late Carl and Marie (Yensen) Essig. Mrs. Uher was employed by Western Union and Coshocton County Memorial Hospital.

She was also a member of Park United Methodist Church. On Oct. 9, 1953, she married Louis Uher, who survives. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two sons, Tim Uher of Coshocton, and Bruce (Julie) Uher of Conesville; daughter, Lillie (Rick) Corder of Coshocton; three grandchildren; and sister, Maxine McElroy of West Virginia. She was preceded in death by an infant son; and several brothers and sisters.

Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 11, 2002, at South Lawn Cemetery, with Pastor Linda Hall officiating. No calling hours will be observed. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association.

Given-Dawson Coshocton Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. AP Photo Barbara Crandell, 73, who is of Cherokee ancestry, was convicted of trespassing Thursday, Nov. 7, 2002, for praying at an ancient Indian mound located on a private golf course. on Friday. "Those people have convicted me of a crime that did not happen." Crandell, of Thornville, said she and her attorney and son, Riley Crandell, have not decided what they'll do next.

The complex, which is 30 miles east of Columbus, is owned by the Ohio Historical Society and leased to the private Moundbuilders Country Club. The country club says the restrictions are because of safety concerns. "She has to follow the rules," club President Skip Salome said on Thursday. "I hope she'll work with us." The property was purchased with public money in 1893 and eventually turned over to the Ohio Historical Society. The country club uses and maintains the land under a lease that expires in 2078.

The historical society declined to comment on the verdict. RECORD ration, in lot six: $53,010. Arthurs Co. Ltd to Todd E. Taylor and Angela J.

Taylor: Coshocton Corporation, .7473 acres: $100,000. Estate of Seward D. Schooler to James R. Ruby and Stephanie A. Ruby: Coshocton Corporation, in lot 2732, 2733 and 2734: $140,000.

William L. Randles and Kay L. Randles to Virginia L. Stockum and Joyce Stockum: Bethlehem Township, 1,2599 acres: $10,000. Dissolution's filed Thomas J.

Newell, P.O. Box 583 and Bonnie L. Newell, 354 N. Water St. Mitchell C.

Miller, 29106 County Road 10, Fresno and Debra Lynn Miller, 659 E. Russell West Lafayette. Jackie R. Ford, 1320 Chestnut St. and Nathaniel E.

Ford, 46359 County Road 501. Jolina D. Matthews, 936 Oak Ave. and Harold L. Matthew 603 South Lawn Ave.

Divorces Filed Kimberly S. Walkup, 60734 Coal Port Road, Newcomerstown vs. Donald N. Walkup, P.O. Box 431, Newcomerstown.

Carolyn K. Roark, 18482, County Road Six vs. Richard Roark, Coshocton County Memorial Extended Care Unit, room 201. Coshocton County Sheriff Accidents Thursday Charity L. Harman, 21, 32116 Township Road 21, Millersburg; and Mary R.

Chase-Carey, 46, Charles Myers BAKERSFIELD, Calif. Charles 0. "Oak" Myers, 87, formerly of 2225 Huron Road, West Lafayette, died at 5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24, 2002, in Bakersfield, of Parkinson's disease.

He was born Oct. 18, 1915, in Newcomerstown, and resided since 1957 in West Lafayette, until his move to Bakersfield, FRONTS: in January 2000. He was a graduate of Coshocton High School and attended Purdue University (pre-law) at age 65. He retired as a letter carrier from the United States Postal Service in 1978, after 20 years of service. In 1960, he retired as a Chief Petty Officer from the United States Navy while on Reserve Officers Training duty at Purdue University.

His service in the Navy included World War II (Pacific) and the Korean War. In World War II he was in 17 naval actions in the Pacific Theatre, including the Battle of the Coral Sea and Midway Island where his ship, the carrier USS Yorktown was sunk. After abandoning ship, approximately 2,000 sailors had to swim many miles to another ship for pickup. Early in the swim, Myers gave his life preserver to a shipmate. Fourteen years later his family learned of his deed through a chance meeting with his shipmate.

He was wounded twice, first losing his hearing in one ear and then getting bomb fragments in his left leg. Previously he had been in the Civilian Conservation Corps. In September 1944, he married Hazel I. Fitch, who survives in Bakersfield, Calif. He enjoyed spending time with his family, golfing, baseball, football, reading and taking care of his yard.

His baseball endeavors included coaching in the youth leagues (boys and girls). He was also a prolific writer of letters-to-the-editor to the Lafayette Journal Courier. Surviving are a son, Charles O. (Connie) Myers Jr. of Bakersfield; a daughter, Jean J.

(Rex) May of Fort Collins, five grandchildren, Freyja (Dan) Krug of Fort Collins, Tyr (Shayne) May of Cypress, Bjorn May of Fort Collins, Angie (Steve) Fugate of Bakersfield, and Shelli (Brad) Newton of Crawfordsville, and seven great-grandchildren, Oracle and Gryphon Krug, Matthew of Cypress, Austin, Ali, Dillin and Brandin of Crawfordsville and Brady and Alex Fugate. He was preceded by two brothers, Hays Myers and Gloster Myers. A private memorial service will be held over Thanksgiving. HOSPITAL Admissions Coshocton: Mrs. Lloyd Asire; Fresno: Mrs.

Guy Lowery; Newcomerstown: Mrs. James Shivers. Discharges Coshocton: Mrs. John Banks, Jeannie Baumgardner, Patrick Grossenbaugh. 1COSHOCTON RIBUNE A REFLECTION OF HOME.

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