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3 News Journol, MuHreesboro, Dec. 2, 1981 Obituaries Police report Two arrested Jack Steagall sflarv -i Vllllilllll Mrs. Neri Lowe of Rockvale. Mrs. Lee Jones of Murfreesboro and a grandson, Jonathon Webb of Rockvale.

Pallbearers will be David Jones, Houston Brown. Dick Steagall. Royce Taylor, Lee Jones, Bill Bennett, Neri Lowe and Randell Steagall. Honorary pallbearers will be Whitney and Goodwin Stegall, Clarence Graham. Fount Farris.

Darrell Martin. Paul Wade. Fred Martin. Harry Martin. Jim Christburg and Paul Windrow.

A graduate of Rockvale High School in 1955. he had been an employee of, National Weather Service since l0 and was the first Tennessean to serve in Opertion Deep Freeze Task Force '43 in Antarctica during 19GO-61 Christmas seals President and Mrs. Ronald Reagan hold a shett of Christmas Seals presented by movie star Ricky Schroder recently in a ceremony ot the White House. The seals ore sold to help the American Lung Association. Market in brief- for buri Two were arrested Tuesday on burglary charges, Murfreesboro police Detective Capt.

Walter Gooch said. Charged with two counts of second-degree burglary is Charles J. Ashfurd, 15, Woodbury Highway. Charged with one count is Scot tie Joe Bratcher. 18.

903 Brookfield Drive. Gooch said Ashford is charged with the burglary to Johnny Sullivan's home at 424 W. Lokey Ave. and that to Michael Pierce's home, 419 E. Burton St.

Itratcher is accused in the Sullivan burglary. Both burglaries were reported Tuesday. 'Detectives Chuck Vaughn and Eddie Peel recovered most of the things taken." Gooch said. Bratcher was arrested at the corner of Main Street and Maney Avenue Tuesday after Vaughn, spotted him wearing a hiit which was taken in one of the burglaries, according to Gooch. Gooch also said that Detective Sgt.

Johnny Mosby has recovered most of the items taken in three thefts from autos reported Friday at the Outlets Ltd. Mall parking lot. An arrest is expected. Barbara Hilderbrand reported the burglary to her Jiome at Dusan Apartments Tuesday. Taken were assorted canned goods valued at $30.

Entry was made by prying a door. A automatic pistol, wedding band and $100 in cash were taken in the burglary to Bud Andrews apartment on South Kings Highway in Midtown Estates Tuesday. Gooch said a key may have been used to gain entry. Jeptha Alsup reported the theft of a tool box with assorted tools and a chainsaw. all valued at $400.

from 631 Lynn St. Tuesday. bicycle and an -eight -track stereo system were taken from the patio of Shirley Creter's residence at Cedar Park Trailer Court Tuesday. Chris, his mother, brother Timmy and father. Eugene Adams, took a expense-paid trip to Los LAngeles in April after "Dukes" star, John Schneider, who plays Bo Duke on the popular show, heard about Chrjs' wish for a model of the "General) Lee," a bright orange Dodge Chirger featured on the programr Victoria Webb reported the theft of a Minolta camera, tennis shoes and sweatsuit from her car at Colony House Apartments Tuesday.

Gooch said the theft happened last Wednesday- Walter Hill school open Thursday A backed-up sewer caused Walter Hill School to cancel classes for today, but Principal Butch Campbell said classes will be back In session Wedensday. A line to the septic tank backed up, Campbell said, causing raw sewage to back up on the sidewalk. The problem was fixed by noon today, however, and all Is back to normal. Accused (Continued from page one) beer at the Wilson home, according to testimony. After about two hours, the victim said she was hungry and needed to leave, but Sam offered to take her to get something to eat and the others went, too.

But they did not go to eat. After driving around for a while, Wilson drove up a dirt road to the abandoned house where, she alleged, he held a knife to her throat, forced her to get out of the car and go into the house. The. woman said Wilson struck her times, and tore her dress during the alleged assault. Assistant District Attorney General John Melton introduced photographs of the woman's bruises.

The victim, under cross examination, had to be reprimanded by Chancellor Whitney Stegall, at the prosecution's reouest, to answer only the questions ana not make extensive, bitter remarks toward her alleged assailant and his associates. After the alleged rape, the woman said she gathered her clothes up, her ckirt Inn torn tn owir anI On! hflrk Services for Jack Steagall. 45, Rockvale, who died Tuesday at Rutherford Hospital from a heart attack, will be held 2 p.m. Thursday. Woodfin Memorial Chapel with burial in Steagall Family Cemetery.

The Rey. Vance King will officiate. He in survived by his wife, 1 Wanda Martin Steagall; a son. Bill Steagall of Eagleville; stepson. Tom Webb of Rockvale; four stepdaughters, Susan, Gail and Laura Webb, all of Rockvale and Anna Webb of seven brothers.

Howard, -Charles. George and Waddy Steagall. Tall of Murfreesboro, Harry and Thomas Steagall. both of Rockvale, and Grady Thomas of Lawrenceburg; (our sisters, Mrs. Jim Taylor of Bethel, Mrs.

Bill Bennett of Rockvale. Mrs. Barbara Jean Graveside services for Mrs. Barbara Jean McGill Armstrong. 36.

pf 531 Raymond Nashville, who died Tuesday at Metro General Hospital, will be held 10 a m. Thursday, Most-lawn Memorial Gardens with the Rev. Frank Messick officiating. Her husband, the late Barney Armstong died in July 1974. She is survived by two sons.

James and Barney Armstrong both of Leonard A memorial service for Leonard Friedman, retired president and chief executive officer of Colonial based in Woodbury, was held today in New York City. Friedman and another man, both licensed pilots, were killed Nov. 19 when the private plane in which they I were flying crashed off the Florida coast. The cause of the crash is un-determined. A former resident of Murfreesboro, Friedman served with the company for 22 years before retiring to in 1978.

He was president of the Jamaica-American Chris (Continued from page one I undergo radiation and chemotherapy treatments and have a special diet. He has been able to attend school much of this year, although he usually "misses a few days during the treat McGill Armstrong Murfreesboro; brother. William McGill of Crossville; four sisters. Shirley Lemng of Nashville, Callie Robinson. Eunice Cantrell and Mildred McGill, all of Murfreesboro.

A member. of Baptist Church and native of Rutherford County, she had lived in Nashville since 1974 1 The body is at Jennings Avers Funeral Home until service time. Friedman Chamber of Commerce, president of the Jamaica Export Manufacturers' Association, advisory member of the State Industrial Dcveh opment commission and was a founder and director of the Dr. and Mrs. J.F.

Adams Memorial Public Library in Woodbury. Active in B'Nai Rith. he was Crystal Ball Man of the Year in 1970. Friedman is survived by his wife. Naomi; sons, Kenneth and Jay Friedman and Ronnie a nd Ba rry Milligan; daughters.

Susan. Mrs. Shellie Holland. Mrs. Amy Vogel and Mrs.

Rita Burgener. Colonial is a Woodbury-based clothing manufacturing concern. ments, his mother said. 'But doctors discontinued the treatments about two months ago. she said, when problems developed.

JLZI His spleen has previously enlarged when his liver did as a result of the treatments, she said. But this time doctors say thejwelling is not related to his liver. 7 Defense attorney Douglass Love of Nashville, in his opening statements to the jury, said the victim willingly had sex with Wilson in the front seat of his car, tearing her dress in the process. He said Wilson slapped her during an argument about the torn dress, and, still upset about the dress, she followed Wilson into the house, where he had gone to use the bathroom. When they returned to the Wilson home, the victim said the men got out of the par and went inside, leaving her at her car.

She testified she went to a neighboring house where residents notified Smyrna police. Kevin Groggin, who was visiting at neighbor Randy Salyers' home, said the woman was hysterical. "She couldn't catch her breath, she couldn't talk. We tried to get her to tell us what was wrong. When she did, we called the police." Groggin also said the woman was bruised about the face.

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