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Annual display starts on
Nov. 21 and end Dec. 31.
Lit nightly from 6-10 p.m.
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that is good for the entire
season. Hot chocolate,
apple cider, and Christmas
goodies are available in
the Gift Shoppe, along with
holiday gift items for all of
your friends and family.
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THANKS FOR SERVICE: World War II Army veteran Jack Dryer, 94, talks with a younger veteran, Vince Blas, after the
Veterans Parade at the Marion VA Medical Center on Nov. 6. Blas, who says his parents were liberated by American
soldiers in Saipan during the war, wanted to thank Dryer for his service.
BY BEN QUIGGLE
bquiggle@chronicle-tribune.com
We were preparing to
board our ship when they
told us that we were going
home, said Dryer. We
boarded the Queen Mary,
over 14,000 of us, and it
took us four days to get
home. We were the first soldiers to return home from
the war, and I remember
seeing the Statue of Liberty,
all of these ships and boats
out in the harbor and fireworks. Everyone was celebrating.
After the war he settled
down in Greentown where
he and his wife, Mary Sue,
raised two children. He
worked at the U.S. Post Office in Greentown for 30
years. His son, Bruce Dryer,
has served as a dentist in
Fairmount for decades.
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DURING THE WAR: A photo of World War II Army veteran Jack Dryer, now 94,
taken during the war.
Entering
the Holiday
Season
BY BEN QUIGGLE
Marions
ONLY
5 STAR
FACILITY
Woman
dies after
fall from
Eastbrook
bleachers
Suspect questioned
in W. 6th St. fire
One suspect has been
questioned in a fire that
started around 1 a.m. on
Friday, Nov. 13.
According to investigators, the fire, which
occurred at 708 W. 6th
St., was intentionally set
early Friday morning. The
house, a two-story rental
property owned by Linda
Haskett, had no one living
in it at the time the fire was
set.
Several witnesses say
they saw a couple of
suspects fleeing from the
scene. According to investigators, one of the suspects has been brought
in for questioning, and
they are pursuing leads on
another suspect.
Anybody with any
information on this case
is asked to call the Marion
Police Dept. at 662-9981.
bquiggle@chronicle-tribune.com
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We are a week-and-a-half
from Thanksgiving, and that
means a majority of people
are starting to have thoughts
of Turkeys, family and good
food. Our community calender is beginning to reflect
that as well with multiple opportunities in the next week
to indulge in a little holiday
fun.
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City Spokesperson Mark
Fauser said the city focuses
on Washington streets, S.
Adams Street, Miller Avenue
and Kem Road as top priority and then makes sure to
continue to places like Marion General Hospital. If the
city sees any extreme winter
weather, it may employ contracted workers for additional
snow removal help.
Fauser said the city is also
well prepared for ice with
currently 500 tons of salt in
the salt dome with another order of 1,500 tons if needed.
Brian Burbank, Gas City
street and parks commissioner, said his city is also pre-
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munity.
Pearson said he became
involved in the project because he wanted to remain
active in the community.
I feel very strongly about
what this community is trying to do, said Pearson.
Funding for the project is
still being raised, according
to Lions Club member Cindy Wright.
We are still working on
raising funds to build some
of the trails, said Wright.
We want to make this a
walkable and riding community. We want to see lots
of people out enjoying the
trails.
Sutherland says he feels
a large portion of the funds
will probably come from
grants, but that those can
take time to get.
With any grant you are
looking at 2-3 years before
you might get that grant,
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a number of work days DIGGING IT: A backhoe works to clear roots from the bank of the Upland Lions Club Park
planned, and we want to be lake. Dozens of volunteers came out on Saturday morning to help clear a path for a new
out here doing some work so greenway trail which will begin construction in the near future.
that the community knows
we are working on creating
the trails. We are trying to
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need to stay safe and remember, though, to drive
slower. If you see snow,
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Julie K. Smith, of Upland: passed away Saturday
morning, Nov. 14, 2015, in
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Monday, Nov. 16, 2015
at 1 p.m. in the OwenWeilert-Duncan Funeral
Home, with Pastor Bruce
Koontz officiating.
Burial will be in Estates
of Serenity Cemetery,
Marion.
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Local Briefs
Blotter
Marion Police
Department
7:27 a.m. Friday, 800 block
of E. Grant, investigation. A
vehicle was gone through
over night but the owner
was not sure if anything was
missing.
9:09 a.m. Friday, 3400
block of S. Adams St., criminal mischief. Someone used
a large rock to shatter the
rear glass door at Penguin
Point. Entry was not gained.
12:09 p.m. Friday, 700
block of W. 26th St., theft.
2:16 p.m. Friday, 4000
block of S. Western Ave.,
theft.
2:54 p.m. Friday, 700 block
of W. 35th St., theft.
5:29 p.m. Friday, 500 block
of S. Adams St., criminal
mischief.
9:29 p.m. Friday, 300 block
of S. Branson, investigation
and child molestation.
9:47 p.m. Friday, 1200
block of E. Sherman, criminal mischief and theft.
9:59 p.m. Friday, 5th and
Butler, ambulance assist and
warrant service.
11:44 p.m. Friday, 1800
block of W. 1st St., citizens
assist.
Arrests
Holly Denise Hess, 31, last
known address was 285 N.
Wabash, Marion; attachment, contempt, and theft.
Was being held Saturday on
a $1,500 bond.
Eric R. Hovermale, 30, last
known address was 604
S. Washington, Swayzee;
three counts of dealing in
a controlled substance. He
was released Saturday on a
$20,005 bond.
Patrick Jay Logan, 36, last
known address was 321 E.
Grant Apt. B, Marion; sex
Emergencies
Marion Police
Department
5:39 a.m. Friday, 600
block of W. Spencer Ave.,
accident-leaving the scene.
No suspect information was
available.
9:07 a.m. Friday, 4th St. and
Butler, accident-no injury. A
two vehicle accident involving
Chenille N. Norton, 33, and
Jennifer S. Riefler, 56.
12:13 p.m. Friday, 2600
block of S. Western Ave.,
accident-no injury. A two
vehicle accident involving
Robert Pool, 77, and Sherry
M. Cook, 49.
3:47 p.m. Friday, 200 block
of W. 3rd St., accident-leaving the scene. Erika Pappas
advised that her vehicle had
been hit in an unknown location by an unknown vehicle.
8:34 p.m. Friday, 2000 block
of W. Spencer Ave., accident
Managing grief
support sessions
An evening
with Ivan Parker
Encouraging
Women Ministry
Art Exhibit
Dayne Bonta: Impressions at 88 An exhibit
of photography by a well
known Marion, Ind. artist
at age 88 will be featured at
the Fort Wayne Museum of
Art thru Nov. 23.
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MHS: An aerial view of the Marion High School South campus on 26th Street circa 1967.
ciety with all kinds of people people for todays world betand ethnicities. It prepares ter than any other around.
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Storey ChapelA Legacy of Tradition! L. C. Frank established the L.C. Frank Funeral Home in the east portion
of the Avalon Hotel at 310 East Main Street in Gas City in 1892. O.H. Jay joined Mr. Frank as a partner in 1933 and
the firm became known as the Frank, Jay Funeral Home. In 1936, they purchased the property at 400 East Main
Street, which was the original Gas City Land Company office. R.N. Swift purchased L.C. Franks interest and the firm
became known as Jay and Swift Funeral Home in 1946. John M. Storey joined the firm in 1960 and purchased an
interest in the firm in 1963. The name was then changed to Jay-Swift & Storey Funeral Home which it remained
until the merger with Needham & Son Funeral Home in 1987 and its name was changed to Storey Chapel. The
business was moved from an adjoining lot to its current facility in 1981.
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Today
Wednesday
Monday
HeartSong Show Chorus:
open rehearsals for female
singers 12 and up, all voice
ranges, interested in singing
with the chorus; 6:30 9:30
p.m., Church of the Brethren,
2302 S. Geneva, Marion; Call
765-677-SING.
Tuesday
Van Buren Popcorn Festival
Fundraising Event: 5-9 p.m.
Moes, Marion. Come join us for
dinner
Mississinewa Valley Band:
7:30 p.m., Mississinewa Valley
Band rehearsal at Marion High
School, building 6, entrance
17, for the next event: December 8 Christmas Concert, at
IWU Phillippe Performing Arts
Center. For further information
call 934-2076.
White Belt training: from
8 a.m. 12:30 p.m. at the Ivy
Thursday
Sweetser Town Council:
Public meeting, 7 p.m., town
hall, 113 N. Main St.; agenda
generally available at town
hall or www.facebook.com/
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meeting
Mississinewa Valley Obedience Training Club (MVOTC):
Puppy, Basic and Novice training, 6:30 8:30 p.m. at Lakeview Wesleyan Preschool Gym
5316 S Western Ave Marion.
For more info 765-677-7516
www.MVOTC.com.
NARFE: Meet at 12 p.m. at
the Sirloin Stockade. Lunch
at 12 p.m. with speaker and
business meeting to follow with
election of officers for 2016.
Cost of $7.75 includes drink
and tip. The speaker will be a
representative of Blue CrossBlue Shield who will present
and discuss the plan for 2016.
All active and retired federal
employees, their spouses and
guests are welcome. For more
info, call Barb at 674-4098.
13th Annual A Christmas
Carol: 6 p.m. Directed by
John Butcher. First Christian
Church, 1970 N. Wabash Ave.
Revival: Calvary Missionary
Baptist Church 3225 S Washington St, Marion, Ind. at 7 p.m.
Rev. TJ Davis of Selma, Ala. will
be the speaker.
Millers Merry Manor Bingo:
Community Bingo at 10 a.m.
The bingo is free and open to
the public. Please come join
us for prizes, refreshments,
fun and fellowship. For more
information, call 662-3981.
Friday
13th Annual A Christmas
Carol: 7 p.m. Directed by John
Butcher. First Christian Church,
1970 N. Wabash Ave.
Free movie: West 8th Street
Wesleyan Church, 2246 W.8th
St., Marion, will be showing the
movie Do You Believe in the
Fellowship Hall with refreshments served at 5:30 p.m. and
movie starting at 6:00 p.m.
Revival: Calvary Missionary
Baptist Church 3225 S Washington St, Marion, Ind. at 7 p.m.
Rev. TJ Davis of Selma, Ala. will
be the speaker.
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Free admission and parking is
available. Call 765-671-7401 for
more info.
Racing for the Giants:
Marion Giants Boys B-ball
fundraiser. Meet some of the
players, coaches, and faculty.
Enjoy finger foods and snacks.
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Rep. Anthony Cook
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E-mail: h32@in.gov
Sen. Jim Banks
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Phone: (800) 382-9467
E-mail: s17@in.gov
Sen. Travis Holdman
District 19
Phone: (317) 232-9807
E-mail: s19@in.gov
Sen. Jim Buck
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E-mail: s21@in.gov
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and that tax has just been criticized by not one but two other
studies, you are pretty much tipping your hand about what you
expect your study to say. It is
due out early next year, presumably in time to be seen by the
Indiana General Assembly who
will be digesting the not so good
news about TIF so far.
This means the researchers at
USI are left to produce a study
that no one will take seriously
because the people who commissioned it are already touting
TIF. If by chance, it doesnt put
TIF in a good light, one could
wonder if it will see light at all.
Even though it will be finished quickly, Eckerle told the
Chronicle-Tribune that this
study would have a wider scope
than the others.
There have been two reviews
of TIF and its use in Indiana that
were released in 2015; and, both
of those reviews were narrower
in scope than the study commissioned by the Indiana Economic Development Association.
Eckerle reported in an email.
In no way were there any predetermined outcomes established for the TIF study as any
conclusions drawn by the independent university researchers
will come directly from the data
being analyzed.
In addition to Eckerle, another
fellow spending a fair amount
of time in Grant County, Barnes
and Thornburg attorney Bruce
Donaldson is on the steering
committee. He earns money
for his firm directly from work
as bond counsel on local TIF
projects. According to an email
to IEDA members, also serving
with Donaldson and Eckerle is
Loren Mathes, of Umbaugh, a
firm that makes money advising
communities on their options
regarding economic development including TIF.
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Candidate defends
qualifications
It has been suggested in both
public and private that my lack
of experience in the K-12 education system means that I am
not qualified for the position
of State Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
For the record, Indiana State
Code 20-19, outlines the duties of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction:
The State Superintendent
of Public Instruction sits on
the advisory committee on
career and technical education as chairperson, and is
the Head of the Department
of Education, responsible for
managing human resources;
data collection, analysis,
and distribution (including
ISTEP and financial data);
providing technical support to school corporations;
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On campus,
a freedom
from speech
Yales president, Peter Salovey, dealt with the Crisis of the Distressing Email about Hypothetical Halloween Costumes about as you would expect from
someone who has risen to eminence
in todays academia. He seems to
be the kind of adult who has helped
produce the kind of students who are
such delicate snowflakes that they
melt at the mere mention of even a
potential abrasion of their sensibiliGeorge
ties.
Salovey gave indignant students Will
a virtuoso demonstration of adult Washington
groveling. With a fusillade of aca- Post
demias cliches du jour, he said the
students great distress would be
ameliorated by greater inclusion, healing, mutual
respect, and understanding in the service of wait
for it diversity. But of course only diversity that
is consistent with the students capacious sense of
the intolerable.
Salovey said he heard their cries for help. The
cries came from students who either come from
families capable of paying Yales estimated $65,725
costs for the 2015-16 academic year or who are
among the 64 percent of Yale undergraduates receiving financial aid made possible by the universitys $25.6 billion endowment. The cries were
for protection (in the current academic patois, for
a safe space) from the specter of the possibility
that someone might wear an insensitive Halloween
costume. A sombrero would constitute cultural appropriation. A pirates eye patch would distress the
visually challenged. And so on, and on.
Normal Americans might wonder: Doesnt the
wearing of Halloween costumes end at about the
time puberty begins? Not on campuses, where young
adults old enough to vote live in a bubble of perpetual childhood. Which is why Yale was convulsed by
a mob tantrum when, as Halloween approached, a
faculty member recklessly said something sensible.
She said in an email it should be permissible for
someone to be a bit obnoxious, inappropriate,
provocative, even offensive. She worried that
campuses are becoming places of censure and
prohibition. And she quoted her husband, Master
of Yales Silliman College, as saying if you dont
like a costume someone is wearing, look away, or
tell them you are offended. Aghast, one student detected coded language that is disrespectful, and
others demanded that the couple be evicted from Silliman.
The students who were scandalized about nonexistent costumes live enveloped in thick swathes of
university administrators competing in a sensitivity
sweepstakes. They strive to make students feel ever
more (another dollop of Salovey rhetoric) valued
rather than disrespected and in pain.
What kind of parenting produces children who,
living in the lap of Ivy League luxury, revel in their
emotional fragility? One answer is: Parents who
themselves are arrested-development adolescents,
with all the anxieties and insecurities of that developmental stage. They see themselves in their darlings.
Emma Brown, who writes about education, recently told Washington Post readers about Julie
Lythcott-Haims new book How to Raise an Adult:
Break Free of the Overparenting Trap and Prepare
your Kid for Success. Lythcott-Haims, former
Stanford dean, suggests parents pay attention to their
language: If you say we when you mean your son
or your daughter as in, Were on the travel soccer team its a hint to yourself that you are intertwined in a way that is unhealthy.
But whatever responsibility attaches to the parenting that produced those brittle Yalies, a larger portion of blame goes to the monolithic culture of academia. Where progressivism reigns, vigilant thought
police will enforce a peace of wary conformity. Here
is why:
If you believe, as progressives do, that human nature is not fixed, and hence is not a basis for understanding natural rights. And if you believe, as progressives do, that human beings are soft wax who
receive their shape from the society that government
shapes. And if you believe, as progressives do, that
people receive their rights from the shaping government. And if you believe, as progressives do, that
people are the sum of the social promptings they experience. Then it will seem sensible for government,
including a universitys administration, to guarantee
not freedom of speech but freedom from speech.
From, that is, speech that might prompt its hearers
to develop ideas inimical to progress, and might violate the universal entitlement to perpetual serenity.
On campuses so saturated with progressivism that
they celebrate diversity in everything but thought,
every day is a snow day: There are perishable snowflakes everywhere. The institutions have brought this
on themselves. So, regarding the campuses current
agonies, schadenfreude is not a guilty pleasure, it is
obligatory.
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Library Column
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Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a. m.
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p.m. The Library and Museum
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1 to 4 p.m. The Library and
Museum will close at 5:30 p.m.
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and will be closed all day on
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Preschool Tales: Mondays,
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love of reading in preschoolers
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Elementary! Tales: Mondays,
November 16, and 13 at 1:30
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This program is for ages 5 to 10
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Sensory Tales: Tuesday,
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Thursdays, November 5, 12,
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Wee Tales: Fridays, November 13, and 20 @ 10 a.m. This
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Developmentally appropriate
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Class of 16
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Mississinewa
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Immediate family:
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(father), Carolyn Brown
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Seth, Jared
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Favorite Restaurant:
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Favorite TV Show: Family
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Favorite Musical Artist
or Group: Red Hot Chili
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Favorite Athletic Team?:
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What kind of car do you
drive?: Malibu Max
What kind of car do you
wish you were driving?:
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Role models: Chandler
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Greatest athletic
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Nevada at Hawaii, 4 a.m.
(Tuesday), ESPN2
NFL Football: Houston at
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Mens college basketball:
Austin Peay at Indiana, 7 p.m.
Big Ten Network and WBAT1400
NBA Basketball: Indiana at
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Buffalo
Boston
Florida
Toronto
NBA
All Times EST
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlantic Division
W L Pct
Toronto
7 3 .700
Boston
4 4 .500
New York
4 6 .400
Brooklyn
1 8 .111
Philadelphia
0 9 .000
Southeast Division
W L Pct
Atlanta
8 3 .727
Miami
6 3 .667
Orlando
5 5 .500
Charlotte
4 5 .444
Washington
3 4 .429
Central Division
W L Pct
Cleveland
8 1 .889
Chicago
6 3 .667
Detroit
5 3 .625
Indiana
6 4 .600
Milwaukee
4 5 .444
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Southwest Division
W L Pct
San Antonio
6 2 .750
Dallas
5 4 .556
Houston
4 5 .444
Memphis
4 6 .400
New Orleans
1 8 .111
Northwest Division
W L Pct
Oklahoma City
6 3 .667
Denver
5 4 .556
Minnesota
4 5 .444
Utah
4 5 .444
Portland
4 6 .400
Pacific Division
W L Pct
Golden State
10 0 1.000
L.A. Clippers
5 4 .556
Phoenix
4 4 .500
Sacramento
3 7 .300
L.A. Lakers
1 8 .111
Fridays Games
Indiana 107, Minnesota 103
Orlando 102, Utah 93
Toronto 100, New Orleans 81
Boston 106, Atlanta 93
Cleveland 90, New York 84
Chicago 102, Charlotte 97
Memphis 101, Portland 100
Oklahoma City 102, Philadelphia 85
Dallas 90, L.A. Lakers 82
Denver 107, Houston 98
Sacramento 111, Brooklyn 109
Saturdays Games
Detroit at L.A. Clippers
Orlando at Washington
Dallas at Houston
Philadelphia at San Antonio
Cleveland at Milwaukee
Denver at Phoenix
Brooklyn at Golden State
Todays Games
New Orleans at New York, 12 p.m.
Memphis at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m.
Portland at Charlotte, 5 p.m.
Utah at Atlanta, 6 p.m.
Boston at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m.
Toronto at Sacramento, 9 p.m.
Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m.
Mondays Games
Dallas at Philadelphia, 7 p.m.
Indiana at Chicago, 8 p.m.
Oklahoma City at Memphis, 8 p.m.
Boston at Houston, 8 p.m.
Portland at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m.
L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 9 p.m.
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Womens basketball
Taylor 50,
Johnson & Wales 39
In its first of two games
this weekend in Miami, Fla.,
the Taylor womens basketball team defeated Johnson
& Wales in a low-scoring
affair, 50-39 on Friday.
The Trojans struggled
shooting the ball, finishing
34 percent from the field,
but managed to hold the
Wildcats to just 29 percent
shooting. The two teams
nascar
NFL
All Times EST
AMERICAN CONFERENCE
East
W L T Pct PF PA
New England 8 0 0 1.000 276 143
Buffalo
5 4 0 .556 231 207
N.Y. Jets
5 4 0 .556 217 184
Miami
3 5 0 .375 171 206
South
W L T Pct PF PA
Indianapolis 4 5 0 .444 200 227
Houston
3 5 0 .375 174 205
Jacksonville 2 6 0 .250 170 235
Tennessee
2 6 0 .250 159 187
North
W L T Pct PF PA
Cincinnati
8 0 0 1.000 229 142
Pittsburgh
5 4 0 .556 206 182
Baltimore
2 6 0 .250 190 214
Cleveland
2 7 0 .222 177 247
West
W L T Pct PF PA
Denver
7 1 0 .875 192 139
Oakland
4 4 0 .500 213 211
Kansas City
3 5 0 .375 195 182
San Diego
2 7 0 .222 210 249
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
East
W L T Pct PF PA
N.Y. Giants
5 4 0 .556 247 226
Philadelphia 4 4 0 .500 193 164
Washington
3 5 0 .375 158 195
Dallas
2 6 0 .250 160 204
South
W L T Pct PF PA
Carolina
8 0 0 1.000 228 165
Atlanta
6 3 0 .667 229 190
New Orleans 4 5 0 .444 241 268
Tampa Bay
3 5 0 .375 181 231
North
W L T Pct PF PA
Minnesota
6 2 0 .750 168 140
Green Bay
6 2 0 .750 203 167
Chicago
3 5 0 .375 162 221
Detroit
1 7 0 .125 149 245
West
W L T Pct PF PA
Arizona
6 2 0 .750 263 153
St. Louis
4 4 0 .500 153 146
Seattle
4 4 0 .500 167 140
San Francisco 3 6 0 .333 126 223
Thursdays Game
Buffalo 22, N.Y. Jets 17
Todays Games
Detroit at Green Bay, 1 p.m.
Carolina at Tennessee, 1 p.m.
Chicago at St. Louis, 1 p.m.
Dallas at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m.
New Orleans at Washington, 1 p.m.
Miami at Philadelphia, 1 p.m.
Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m.
Jacksonville at Baltimore, 1 p.m.
Minnesota at Oakland, 4:05 p.m.
Kansas City at Denver, 4:25 p.m.
New England at N.Y. Giants, 4:25 p.m.
Arizona at Seattle, 8:30 p.m.
Open: Atlanta, Indianapolis, San Diego, San
Francisco
Mondays Game
Houston at Cincinnati, 8:30 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 19
Tennessee at Jacksonville, 8:25 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 22
N.Y. Jets at Houston, 1 p.m.
Denver at Chicago, 1 p.m.
Oakland at Detroit, 1 p.m.
Indianapolis at Atlanta, 1 p.m.
Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, 1 p.m.
St. Louis at Baltimore, 1 p.m.
Dallas at Miami, 1 p.m.
Washington at Carolina, 1 p.m.
Kansas City at San Diego, 4:05 p.m.
San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25 p.m.
Green Bay at Minnesota, 4:25 p.m.
Cincinnati at Arizona, 8:30 p.m.
Open: Cleveland, N.Y. Giants, New Orleans,
Pittsburgh
Monday, Nov. 23
Buffalo at New England, 8:30 p.m.
NHL
All Times EST
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlantic Division
GP W L OT Pts
Montreal
17 13 2 2 28
Ottawa
16 8 5 3 19
Tampa Bay 18 8 8 2 18
Detroit
16 8 7 1 17
16 8 8 0 16 39 44
15 7 7 1 15 49 48
16 6 7 3 15 43 41
16 4 8 4 12 34 48
Metropolitan Division
GP W L OT Pts GF GA
N.Y. Rangers 16 12 2 2 26 51 28
Washington 16 11 4 1 23 50 37
N.Y. Islanders 18 9 6 3 21 49 42
Pittsburgh
16 10 6 0 20 36 33
New Jersey 16 9 6 1 19 40 40
Carolina
16 6 9 1 13 32 46
Philadelphia 16 5 8 3 13 30 48
Columbus
17 5 12 0 10 40 60
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Central Division
GP W L OT Pts GF GA
Dallas
17 13 4 0 26 62 45
St. Louis
16 11 4 1 23 45 37
Minnesota
15 10 3 2 22 46 40
Nashville
15 9 3 3 21 43 38
Winnipeg
17 8 7 2 18 48 52
Chicago
16 8 7 1 17 41 41
Colorado
16 6 9 1 13 43 44
Pacific Division
GP W L OT Pts GF GA
Los Angeles 16 10 6 0 20 39 33
Arizona
16 9 6 1 19 46 44
Vancouver
17 7 5 5 19 50 42
San Jose
16 8 8 0 16 43 42
Anaheim
17 5 8 4 14 29 45
Calgary
18 6 11 1 13 44 68
Edmonton
17 6 11 0 12 44 54
NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for
overtime loss.
Fridays Games
Columbus 2, Pittsburgh 1
Calgary 3, Washington 2, OT
San Jose 3, Detroit 2
N.Y. Islanders 4, Anaheim 1
Saturdays Games
N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa
Detroit at Boston
San Jose at Buffalo
Vancouver at Toronto
Colorado at Montreal
Florida at Tampa Bay
Pittsburgh at New Jersey
Philadelphia at Carolina
Arizona at Columbus
Winnipeg at Nashville
Chicago at St. Louis
Minnesota at Dallas
Edmonton at Los Angeles
Todays Games
Toronto at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m.
Calgary at Chicago, 8:30 p.m.
Mondays Games
Arizona at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m.
Anaheim at Carolina, 7 p.m.
Vancouver at Montreal, 7:30 p.m.
Detroit at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m.
Tampa Bay at Florida, 7:30 p.m.
Winnipeg at St. Louis, 8 p.m.
GF GA
62 33
50 51
42 43
36 39
Transactions
BASEBALL
American League
BALTIMORE ORIOLES C Matt Wieters
accepted the clubs qualifying offer on a oneyear contract.
CLEVELAND INDIANS Agreed to terms
with 2B Michael Martinez on a minor league
contract.
HOUSTON ASTROS OF Colby Rasmus
accepted the clubs qualifying offer on a oneyear contract.
TORONTO BLUE JAYS Agreed to terms
with RHP Marco Estrada on a two-year
contract.
National League
LOS ANGELES DODGERS Announced LHP
Brett Anderson accepted the qualifying offer
on one-year contract.
MILWAUKEE BREWERS Named Tom
Flanagan farm director.
NEW YORK METS Agreed to terms with
INF/OF Ty Kelly on a minor league contract.
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Agreed to terms
with LHP James Russell on a minor league
contract.
SAN DIEGO PADRES Acquired OF Manuel
Margot, INF Javier Guerra, INF Carlos Asuaje
and LHP Logan Allen from the Boston Red
Sox for RHP Craig Kimbrel.
American Association
GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS Signed INF
Jarred Mederos.
LINCOLN SALTDOGS Traded INF CJ Ziegler
to Sussex County (Can-Am) for a player to be
named.
Frontier League
FLORENCE FREEDOM Signed LHP Delio
Coutinho and OF Brad Young.
GATEWAY GRIZZLIES Sent C Grant Nelson
to Sioux Falls (AA) to complete an earlier
trade.
JOLIET SLAMMERS Sent LHP Pat Dyer to
Washington to complete an earlier trade.
RIVER CITY RASCALS Signed OF Jackson
Slaid to a contract extension.
FOOTBALL
National Football League
NFL Fined St. Louis CB Lamarcus Joyner
$23,152, Denver S T.J. Ward $23,063 and
Tennessee LB David Bass $17,363 for their
actions during last weeks games.
ARIZONA CARDINALS Placed DB Cariel
Brooks on injured reserve.
DALLAS COWBOYS Released OT John
Wetzel from the practice squad. Signed QB
Kellen Moore to the practice squad.
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS Claimed QB Charlie
Whitehurt off waivers from Tennessee.
MIAMI DOLPHINS Released OT Donald
Hawkins from the practice squad.
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If Kevin Harvick makes it,
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That lifted Northwestern
to its third straight win
the Wildcats beat both Nebraska and Penn State by
two points in their last two
games.
The streak comes after
Northwestern got blown
out by Michigan (38-0) and
Iowa (40-10).
You go into the locker
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team, coach Pat Fitzgerald
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way as a coach to get it out
of the guys.
Purdue (2-8, 1-5) dropped
its second straight and remained winless against
ranked teams since 2011.
Its that last quarter and
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Hazell said. We have to
make a play.
Blough completed 26 of
45 passes for 287 yards
with a touchdown and an interception. Along with that
long touchdown to Young,
the freshman had several
passes broken up by the
secondary.
We took advantage of it
the first play how aggressive they are, Blough said.
But they make those windows tight. To make those
throws you have to be spot
on.
Young, who came in with
60 yards this season, finished with a career-high
107 on five catches. And
Markell Jones carried 13
times for 58 yards before
suffering an unspecified
lower-body injury midway
through the third quarter.
For Northwestern, Jackson followed a career-high
186-yard game against
Penn State with another
solid performance against
turned an interception to
the Northwestern 41.
The Wildcats had the ball
on the Purdue 28 when
Brandon Roberts intercepted Oliver on the first
play of the fourth quarter.
But again, the Boilermakers went nowhere.
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Anthony Julian 243, Derrick Wallace
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Jason Burns 684, Kyle Riggs 679,
Benji DeShon 678, DeWayne Allen
671, Mark Winer 670, Todd Huggins
664, Derrick Wallace 663, Tom Bell
662, Dwayne Hildreth 662, Vern Bryant 646, Anthony Julian 640, Greg
Brown 635, Greg Glass 627, Dave
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Stan Bragg 622, Bruce Bambaugh
619, Mike Barney 613, Pat Schroder
612, Matt Burggraf 609, Troy Jeffries 608, Gary Miller 608, Pat
McPherson 605, Josh Poor 604, B.W.
Porter603, Phillip Morton 601
Thursday Crest
Scratch game: Charles Gamble Sr.
298, Scott Deboy 259, Eric Howell
257, Steve Puckett 245, Mark Burnett 244, Joel Thomas 234, Mike
Lobsinger 231, Jarod Allen 230,
Dustin Barnett 228, Kyle Byrd 226,
Melvin Fisher 225, Cory Stone 224,
Kent Seavers 224, Eric Howell 220,
Pat Kendall 220, Matt Burggraf 215,
Steve Puckett 215, Mike Kasrich
213, Matt Burggraf 213, Joel Thomas 213, Derrick Wallace 213, Mitch
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Barb Nichols 555, Mary Gary 529,
Theresa Lashure 507, Cindy Overmyer 498, Debbie Strickland 470,
Mary Smith 465, Tabitha Messler
459
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213, Kirk Smith 213, Chris Jehlen
197, Rusty Sherman 194, Rusty
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Dave Hansbarger 170, Dave James
170, Willie Stargel 162, Willie Stargel
160
Mens scratch series: Rusty Sherman 376, Kirk Smith 349, Chris
Jehlen 340, John Pearce 328, Willie
Stargel 322, Dave Hansbarger 308,
Dave James 305, Jack Robker 298,
James Tracy 281
Womens scratch game: Vickie
Pearce 166, Tiffany Fulk 159, Tammy
Smith 159, Bev Smith 158, Ellen
James 152, Sue Jehlen 150
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304, Vickie Pearce 293, Ellen James
281, Tiffany Fulk 270, Tammy Smith
268
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Mens scratch game: Jarod Allen
201, Jake Burnsworth 180, Dan Hall
165
Mens scratch series: Matt Burggraf 640, Tim Irgang 519, Aaron
Thomas 455
Womens scratch game: Ashley
Jenkins 179
Womens scratch series: Shonda
Turner 489, Sean Irgang 422
Boys scratch series: Austin Purtee
419
Rocky Lawson
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Rus Kendall 259, Bobby Hart 257,
Jason Burns 257, Mark Leming 255,
Travis Jeffries 253, Don Lancaster
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245, Pat McPherson 245, Stubby
Kuntz 244, Terry Ivey 239, Paul Ferguson 236, Matt Burggraf 235,
Jason Burns 235, DeWayne Allen
233, Tim Yeakle 231, Mike Lobsinger
230, Bobby Hart 229, DeWayne Allen
228, Mark Burnett 227, Jason Burns
227, Mike Murphy 226, Ron Stepp
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Lawson 222, Tony Maddix 221, John
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Timmerman 218, Pat McPherson
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Benji DeShon 216, B.W. Porter 216,
Rus Kendall 215, Terry Ivey 215, Lee
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Burggraf 211, Jon Bradford 210,
Zach Columbus 210
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Rus Kendall 678, Stubby Kuntz 672,
Mark Leming 671, Terry Ivey 671,
DeWayne Allen 668, Bobby Hart 668,
B.W. Porter 654, pat McPherson 654,
Tony Maddix 647, Jarod Allen 642,
Mark Wisner 631, Jon Bradford 625,
pat Kendall 620, Tim Yeakle 619,
Mike Lobsinger 614, Matt Burggraf
606, Mark Burnett 605, Benji
DeShon 603
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Richards 179, Brian Richards 168,
Brian Richards 158, Travis Jeffries
139
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Womens scratch game: Kylie
Wortinger 205, Kylie Wortinger 160,
Kylie Wortinger 160, Cindy Kerstead
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Heather Tosh 304
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Seavers 180, Austin Purtee 179,
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Athan Circle 453, Jeff Willhite 448,
Talon Fritch 437, Jaylan Cottrell 435,
Mason Richards 380, Cameron
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dear abby
Abigail
Van
Buren
DEAR ABBY: When reading letters in your column
concerning breast cancer,
my heart goes out to every
single person who has ever
been diagnosed with this terrible disease. I have no respect for any man who cuts
and runs when his wife is diagnosed with cancer.
But what do you think
about a woman who is diagnosed and whose husband
remains with her through the
fear and worry, the chemo,
radiation, hair loss and all
the follow-up? A husband
who worries constantly for
her and whose biggest fear
is losing his wonderful wife,
and after all this she leaves
him for another man?
It has been more than seven years. Im asking for feedback in the hope that people
can view this issue not just
from my perspective, but
also from the afflicted loved
ones perspective as well.
STILL WONDERING
DEAR STILL WONDERING: A diagnosis of a lifethreatening illness can make
a marriage stronger or it can
destroy it. While Im reluctant
to attribute a reason for what
your wife did without hearing from her, I cant help but
think that she left because
the cancer made her realize how short life is and, as
much as you loved her, the
marriage wasnt a fulfilling
one for her.
How sad for you, and Im
truly sorry. Because its clear
you havent yet been able to
get beyond what happened,
you could benefit from discussing this with a licensed
psychotherapist.
DEAR ABBY: I am considering proposing to my girlfriend, Angela. My problem
is, Im having doubts be-
are you are putting this pressure on yourself now? Because you are unsure, you
should leave for medical
school. Once you are there,
you will be immersed in your
studies and you will also meet
others. If your feelings for
Angela are as strong as they
are now after six months,
revisit the idea of proposing
marriage. But dont do it now
if in your heart youre looking for a woman with qualities Angela doesnt possess,
because it would be unfair to
both of you.
Dear Abby is written by Abigail
Van Buren, also known as Jeanne
Phillips, and was founded by her
mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact
Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com
or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA
90069.
PICKLES
my answer
Billy
Graham
Q: Our neighbor claims to
be a Christian, but hes one
of the grouchiest people Ive
ever met, and hes just unpleasant to be around. Which
is more important in Gods
eyes what we believe, or
how we behave? Mrs. R.M.
A: Both are important in Gods
eyes. The reason is because
what we believe will influence
how we live no matter who we
are. Let me explain.
Suppose, for example, you
believed the only purpose of life
was to have a good time. God
wasnt important to you; you only
cared about yourself and what
was happening to you right now.
Would this belief influence the
way you lived? Of course. Youd
be like the man in one of Jesus
parables who said to himself,
Take life easy; eat, drink and be
merry (Luke 12:19).
The tragedy, however, is that
eventually youd find you were
on a dead-end road. Not only
would you never find lasting
happiness, but one day youd
die and meet God and then it
would be too late. Youd discover
your wrong beliefs had betrayed
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the equalizer with five minutes left, but saw its shot on
an open net go wide.
Grace and Indiana Wesleyan both had four shots in
the first half.
Indiana Wesleyan played
the match without Crossroads League Player of the
Year Keaton Albert after he
suffered a concussion during the semifinal win over
Mount Vernon Nazarene.
Albert was unable to complete the concussion protocol during the week to play
on Saturday.
Junior Steven Kline played
in Alberts spot.
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flag.
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I workout at the YMCA
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like Drew Carey and Tom
Arnold have talked me out
of it.
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I eat pizza or do I eat pizza
because I workout?
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The padding isnt soft
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Someone next to me
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out.
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for this one. But the good
news is I brought a book.
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up, one foot in front of the
other, work for a healthier
tomorrow.
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Since when
do adult
children set
their parents
financial
priorities?
WASHINGTON As
part of a regular series,
Ive been inviting readers
to share their family financial feuds. In turn, I offer
my perspective and suggest a solution.
The latest installment
concerns one readers retired parents.
The background: The
mother and stepfather,
both 69, have modest pensions plus Social Security.
The house belongs to my
mother and has been paid
off for 20 years, about the
length of time they have
been married.
She has always paid for
the household expenses,
the reader added.
The battle: The adult
children are upset that
their mother and stepfather are neglecting the
maintenance of their home
in favor of other spending
choices.
They only put money
(her money) into [the
house] when there is an
emergency, like a leaky
roof that ruined the walls
and ceilings in a few
rooms, which they havent
repaired. The house also
has a couple of collapsing
plaster ceilings and needs
major work.
The siblings feel that
their mother and stepfather are stuck in a dysfunctional
relationship
where neither one wants
to be responsible.
They have the money
for cars, two motorcycles
for him, and multiple vacations a year, but they
just wont take care of the
house. They dont want to
talk about it, but they are
never going to be in better
shape than they are now,
physically or financially.
We kids, all with our own
houses and expenses, are
pained by this. ... Its not
nice to visit, we hate to see
them living like this, and
eventually we are going
to inherit a broken-down
house filled to the brim
with their stuff.
We also dont want to
pay for this, because they
have the money! the
reader added. What can
we do?
The bottom line: This
is about more than just a
shabby house.
I dont have any more
background or the ability
to ask follow-up questions
because the query came in
through my weekly online
discussion, where people
post anonymously. But
there were a few statements that really jumped
out.
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my mother.
n She has always paid for
the household expenses.
n They only put money
(her money) into [the house]
when there is an emergency.
Note the focus on the
mothers funds being spent.
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some of the angst may stem
from the feeling that the
mother is carrying too much
of the financial load.
But is she being taken advantage of?
Perhaps the mother and
stepfather are operating their
marriage in a way where
there isnt a split of financial
responsibility. They may not
see it as yours and mine
when it comes to whats
spent. But even if they keep
separate accounts, its not
really the business of their
children how they choose to
spend their household funds.
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1-week change: -76.16 (-3.6%)
52-WEEK
HIGH
LOW
W E E K L Y
INDEX
18351.36
9310.22
11254.87
5231.94
2134.72
1551.28
22537.15
1296.00
15370.33
7452.70
9509.59
4292.14
1867.01
1344.80
19619.26
1078.63
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Last Chg %Chg
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Close: 4,927.88
1-week change: -219.24 (-4.3%)
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CLOSE
17238.89
7995.10
10145.65
4925.35
2022.02
1403.90
21036.78
1144.33
17245.24
8010.27
10155.08
4927.88
2023.04
1406.06
21043.66
1146.54
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CombinedStocks
A-B-C
AES Corp 9.80 -.40 -28.8
AFLAC 63.22 -1.10 +3.5
AK Steel 2.55 -.22 -57.1
ASA Gold 7.22 -.01 -28.6
AT&T Inc 32.31 -.85 -3.8
AbbottLab 43.96 -1.67 -2.4
AbbVie 59.86 -4.27 -8.5
ActivsBliz 34.59 -.41 +71.7
Actua
11.44 -1.32 -38.1
AdobeSy u89.02 -1.67 +22.4
AMD
1.99 -.16 -25.5
AerojetR d15.07 -2.21 -17.7
AEtern g h .05 -.01 -92.3
Agilent
36.77 -1.37 -10.0
Agnico g 26.07 +.94 +4.7
AirProd 137.38 -1.24 -4.7
Airgas
101.82 +4.87 -11.6
AlaskaAir 75.96 -1.92 +27.1
AlcatelLuc 3.86 -.21 +8.7
Alcoa
d7.99 -1.10 -49.4
Alibaba 75.85 -7.76 -27.0
AllegCp u497.78 -6.99 +7.4
AllegTch d13.01 -1.28 -62.6
AlliBInco 7.89 -.01 +5.6
Allstate 62.41 -1.66 -11.2
AllyFincl 20.00 -.10 -15.3
AlpAlerMLP12.42 -1.07 -29.1
Altria
56.28 -.81 +14.2
Amazon u642.35 -17.02 +107.0
Ambev
4.93 -.05 -20.1
Amedica h d.10 -.16 -88.0
Ameren 43.13 +.58 -6.5
Amriana 24.02 -.15 +29.9
AMovilL 15.95 -.80 -28.1
AmAirlines 43.45 -1.89 -19.0
AmCapLtd 14.31 +.25 -2.1
AEagleOut 14.69 -1.69 +5.8
AEP
55.06 +1.10 -9.3
AmExp d71.20 -3.10 -23.5
AmIntlGrp 59.31 -2.62 +5.9
Amerigas 41.22 -.44 -14.0
Amgen 151.55 -8.12 -4.9
Anadarko d60.05 -8.55 -27.2
Anavex rs 4.55 -3.65 +498.7
Annaly
9.57 +.06 -11.5
Anthem 132.55 -1.43 +5.5
Aon plc 93.10 -.47 -1.8
Apache 48.97 +1.30 -21.9
Apple Inc 112.34 -8.72 +1.8
ApldMatl 17.24 +.19 -30.8
AquaAm 28.34 +.05 +6.1
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AscenaRtl 10.63 -2.32 -15.4
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Ashland 109.20 -2.80 -8.8
Atmel
8.20 +.31 -2.3
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AtwoodOcn15.78 -1.61 -43.9
Cisco
26.21 -2.24
Citigroup 53.17 -2.70
CitizFincl 25.53 -.20
CliffsNRs 2.72 -.43
Clorox 120.74 -1.54
Coach
29.23 -2.83
CobaltIEn 7.84 -1.05
CocaCola 41.38 -.58
CocaCE 50.86 +.31
ColgPalm 64.56 -1.26
Comcast 60.23 -1.38
Comc spcl 60.33 -1.56
CommScpe26.50 -5.81
CmcBMO 46.33 -1.64
CompssMn80.20 -2.79
CmpTask 6.75 -.74
ConAgra 38.84 -1.85
ConocoPhil 51.83 -3.94
ConsolEngy 7.40 -.80
ConEd
61.91 -.04
Constellm 8.19
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ContlRescs34.29 -1.95
Cnvrgys 24.65 -1.34
Corning 17.93 -.99
Cott Cp
9.23 -.56
CrackerB 132.88 -5.68
CSVLgNG rs3.85 +.04
CSVLgCrd rsd7.03 -2.15
CSVInvNG 11.25 -.42
CSVelIVST 26.05 -6.23
CSVixSh rs 8.23 +2.51
CrestwdEq 2.31 -.36
CubeSmart28.17 +1.00
Cummins d98.67 -7.81
CurtisWrt 67.48 -2.62
CypSemi 10.04 -.60
Cytec
u74.51 +.17
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D-E-F
DDR Corp 16.37 -.08
DR Horton 30.67 +1.27
Drdgold
1.58 +.06
DTE
79.53 +.14
Darden 54.34 -.95
Deere
74.65 -2.86
DeltaAir 48.99 -2.21
DeltaNGas 20.63 +.23
DenburyR 3.54 -.70
DevonE 45.05 -1.82
Diebold 35.54 -2.06
DineEquityd80.99 -2.85
DirSPBear 17.98 +1.82
DxSCBear rs45.04+5.48
DxGBull rs 25.51 +.52
DxFnBull s 29.26 -3.01
DirDGldBr 20.44 -.84
DrxSCBull 66.11 -9.57
Disney 114.84 -.83
DollarGend60.02 -7.80
DollarTree 62.21 -5.76
DomRescs 68.20 +.35
DowChm 51.14 -.70
DryStrt
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J-K-L
JD.com 26.75 -2.95 +15.6
JPMorgCh 65.56 -2.90 +5.4
JetBlue 25.20 -.89 +58.9
JohnJn 99.88 -2.04 -4.5
P-Q-R
PPG s 100.83 -2.17
PPL Corp 33.06 -.02
PTC Inc 35.16 -1.24
Pandora 13.44 +.74
PattUTI 15.09 -1.08
PayPal n 34.53 -1.71
Penney
7.44 -1.30
Pentair
54.88 -2.38
PepsiCo 98.04 -1.68
Perrigo d146.90 -15.35
PetrbrsA 3.76 -.36
Petrobras 4.57 -.49
Pfizer
33.27 -.66
PhilipMor 83.40 -2.97
PiedNG 57.55 -.10
Pier 1
d6.36 -1.83
PinWst
61.58 +.04
PiperJaf 36.31 -1.83
PlainsGP d11.78 -1.04
PlatfmSpc 11.18 -.71
PlugPowr h 1.84 -.92
PlumCrk u46.19 +6.34
Potash
20.34 -.10
PS USDBull25.76 -.07
PwShs QQQ109.84-4.95
PrinFncl 48.77 -3.18
ProShtS&P 21.22 +.74
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Luke Mitchell
Royce Mitchell
Financial Advisors
1119 N. Western Avenue
Marion, IN 46952
765-668-8899
Luke Mitchell
AutoNatn 59.76 -4.24
Autodesk 60.45 -3.43
Autoliv 121.88 -3.98
AutoZone 755.25 -42.04
Avista
33.28 +.29
Avon
d2.50 -.63
BB&T Cp 37.35 -1.69
BHP BillLtd28.41 -2.34
BP PLC 33.38 -1.75
Baidu
193.95 -6.35
BakrHu 47.66 -4.42
BallCorp 65.92 -1.86
BallardPw 1.47 -.11
BcoBrad s 5.58 -.25
BcoSantSA 5.29 -.37
BkofAm 17.20 -.75
BkNYMel 42.67 -1.52
B iPVixST 21.96 +3.92
BarrickG 7.54 +.49
BedBath d53.53 -7.72
BerkHa A197825 -5275
BerkH B
132
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BestBuy 32.04 -3.37
BigLots 41.47 -6.57
BiglariHld 363.18 -16.16
BioMedR 23.17 -.11
BlackBerry 7.22 -.81
Blackstone 30.61 -2.27
BlockHR 35.68 -1.53
BobEvansd39.92 -3.28
Boeing 142.59 -5.35
BorgWarn 39.87 -1.82
BostonSci 17.51 -1.27
BoydGm 19.90 -1.22
BrMySq 64.15 -1.30
Broadcom 51.38 -2.41
Buckeye 64.89 -1.11
CBS B
49.88 +1.24
CMS Eng 34.62 +.38
CSX
26.93 -.14
CVS Health91.81 -6.89
CabotO&G 20.74 -1.56
Cadence 22.29 -.42
CalAmp 18.58 -.61
CalifRes n 3.85 -.78
CallGolf
9.57 -.62
CallonPet 8.98 +.15
CampSp 47.97 -.80
CdnNRs gs23.69 -1.61
CdnSolar 21.31 -2.26
CapOne 76.97 -4.45
CardnlHlth 85.50 -3.00
Carnival 51.56 -1.80
Caterpillar 69.63 -4.21
Celgene 107.49 -9.25
Cemex
d5.54 -.68
CenterPntd16.96 -.50
CntryLink 27.70 -.87
Cerner d56.55 -3.62
Chemed 148.47 -9.79
ChesEng 6.10 -1.24
Chevron 88.68 -5.35
CIBER
3.43 -.26
CinciBell 3.52 -.28
CinnFin 59.52 -1.34
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Royce Mitchell
DuPont
67.05 +1.32 -4.6
DukeEngyd66.89 -.04 -19.9
DukeRlty 19.10 -.83 -5.4
eBay s
28.19 -1.21 +20.9
EMC Cp 25.03 -.92 -15.8
EastChem 68.60 -2.50 -9.6
Eaton
54.11 -3.11 -20.4
Edgewater 7.49 -.52
-.2
EdisonInt 59.70 +.64 -8.8
ElPasE pf d45.65 -1.65 -25.0
EldorGld g 3.19 -.05 -47.5
ElectArts 69.89 -2.49 +48.7
EliLilly
79.55 -.41 +15.3
EmersonEl 47.69 -1.06 -22.7
EnCana g 8.12 +.07 -41.5
Endo Intl 57.99 +2.69 -19.6
EgyTrEq sd18.24 -1.87 -36.4
EngyTsfr 39.62 -2.39 -39.0
ENSCO 17.50 -.56 -41.6
Entergy 65.15 +.35 -25.5
EntProdPt 25.83 -.96 -28.5
EnvisnHlth 27.72 -2.52 -20.1
EqtyRsd 77.29 +.39 +7.6
Ericsson d9.25 -.59 -23.6
Exelixis
5.40 -.83 +275.0
Exelon
28.34 +.56 -23.6
ExpScripts 82.99 -6.15 -2.0
ExxonMbl 78.10 -5.64 -15.5
FEI Co
74.99 -1.94 -17.0
Facebook 103.95 -3.15 +33.2
Fastenal 38.60 -2.48 -18.8
FedExCp 158.11 -4.27 -9.0
Ferrellgs 19.91 -.24 -9.4
FiatChrys 13.52 -.90 +16.8
FifthThird 19.69 -.80 -3.4
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FireEye d22.25 -1.58 -29.5
FstData n u16.97 -.11 +7.7
FFnclOH 19.46 -1.26 +4.7
FstNiagara 10.47 -.51 +24.2
1stSourceu32.71 -1.39 +4.9
FirstEngy d30.60 +1.31 -21.5
Fitbit n d27.86 -10.06 -6.1
Flotek
d9.15 -8.95 -51.1
FootLockr 58.04 -8.94 +3.3
FordM
13.92 -.60 -10.2
Fossil Grpd32.39 -22.73 -70.8
FourCorPT 20.74 +1.04 +18.5
FrankElec 31.67 -2.31 -15.6
FrankRes 39.62 -1.24 -28.4
FrptMcM 8.68 -2.07 -62.8
FrontierCm 4.64 -.01 -30.4
G-H-I
Gallaghr 42.98
Gap
d25.23
GenElec u30.28
GenGrPrp 25.18
GenMills 55.81
GenMotors 34.31
Gentex s 15.97
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1.38
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JoyGlbl 15.41
JnprNtwk 28.71
KKR
17.63
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KimbClk 117.32
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M-N-O
MCR
8.12 -.13
MGE Engy 41.84 +.45
MGIC Inv 9.34 -.27
MGM Rsts 22.51 -1.33
Macys d39.10 -9.80
Mallinckdtd56.94 -12.95
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MV OilSvc 29.90 -1.65
MktVRus 16.09 -.80
MStewrt
6.02 -.04
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MasterCrdu96.86 -4.64
Mattel
23.20 -1.42
McCorm 81.77 -2.37
McDrmInt u5.72 +.33
McDnlds u109.97 -3.34
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MelcoCrwn 17.15 -1.78
Merck
53.03 -1.58
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MicronT 15.00 -1.45
Microsoft 52.84 -2.08
Mohawk 180.75 -6.39
MolsCoorBu93.81 +6.24
Mondelez 43.27 -1.61
MorgStan 33.93 -1.48
Mosaic 32.21 -.29
MutualFst 23.95 +.77
MyersInd 14.47 -.81
Mylan NV 48.78 +3.82
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S-T-U
SLM Cp d6.47 -.65 -36.5
SpdrDJIA 172.61 -6.53 -3.0
SpdrGoldd103.56 -.54 -8.8
S&P500ETF202.54-7.50 -1.5
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$50
FORECLOSURES RISING
Rising home prices, a tight supply of U.S.
homes for sale, more stringent lending
standards and a growing economy have
helped to steadily bring down the number
of completed foreclosures since they
peaked in 2010 at 1.05 million. But this
year the trend is going the other way.
Lenders are on pace to repossess more
than 445,000 homes this year, which would
represent a 36 percent increase from
327,000 in 2014, according to real estate
data tracker RealtyTrac. Much of the
increase is attributable to banks resolving
long-lingering foreclosure cases on homes
that were bought during the pre-2008
housing bubble years, but it also signals
that some homeowners are having difficulty
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Price-earnings ratio: 15
1-yr
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1.0 million
MarketPulse
BUYBACKS SURGE
Companies on Wall Street are showing an increased appetite
for their own shares. New data from S&P Dow Jones Indices
indicate that buybacks announced so far by companies in the
Standard & Poors 500 index increased 17.1 percent in the third
quarter from the previous
three months. Buybacks
also grew 9.8 percent from
the third quarter last year.
Buybacks reduce
companies shares, helping
them boost their earnings
per share. Some 22
percent of the companies
in the S&P 500 index
decreased their shares
from a year ago by at least
4 percent in the third
quarter, the firm said.
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EARNINGS SO FAR
The current corporate earnings
season is just about over, with
more than 90 percent of the
companies in the Standard &
Poors 500 index already having
reported results for their
most-recently completed
quarter. So far, the results have
mostly beat Wall Streets
reduced expectations. About 66
percent of the companies have
exceeded financial analysts earnings forecasts. Thats in line
with the historic average. Still, earnings growth for the S&P 500
index companies is in negative territory, down 1.6 percent,
according to Capital IQ. Energy stocks, hurt by falling oil prices
this year, have dragged down the indexs overall results.
Excluding energy stocks, earnings growth for companies in the
S&P 500 index would be 6.5 percent, Capital IQ said.
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HUNTINGTONGARAGE SALE,
Thurs-Fri. 8-4, Sat.
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TV's, Printers, children's games, fish
tanks, lamps,
strollers, chairs,
camping supplies, Day Shift RN/LPN
and much more
(6am-6pm)
Marion:
Crossman
Estate Sale
Nov 20-21 8:30am-?
6303 South
Western Ave, Marion
Across from
Marion Airport
Original Art,
antiques,
collectables, loom,
hand carved duck
decoys,
yarn & craft supplies,
antique crockery,
baskets, tools,
furniture &
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Swayzee Large
Sale - Brand name
clothing, Mens M, L,
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Handbags, Furniture, Decor, Jewelry, Tools, Antiques, Phonograph,
Collectible glass, 4
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Frankfort Call or
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#214 or Application
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765-659-2945
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This institution is an
equal opportunity
provider and
employer.
Gas City
1 Bedroom Apt
$400.00 Month
Heat, Water
& Sewage Pd.
$300.00 Deposit
(765)674-6924
(765)661-0278
Marion
Upstairs Apt.
Nice 1 Bedroom
$125.00 Weekly
Utilities Paid
1st and Last wk.
& Security Deposit
$300.00
6 mo. Lease
No Pets
No Hud
No Smoking
Taking Applications
1124 W. 3rd
(765)662-3041
Efficiency 509 E
Bradford St $90/wk
basic utilities incl.
MERCHANDISE
1 BR 3190 E 100 N
$100/wk, tenant
pays elec. & trash
Huntington:
down stair apt
no pets
$75/ week
plus electric
$200 dep
Call 260-224-6766
MARION
2 BR Townhouse
for Rent
Utilizes Included
Deposit Required
By-weekly or
Monthly
$145/wk or $580/mo.
Call 765-662-0168
$135/wk, tenant
pays elec.
MARION
Apts and
Houses
1, 2 & 3
Bedroom
Call for
Availability
765-6623460
Unfurnished
Apartments
Marion
Very Nice
1 Bedroom Apt.,
Includes Kitchen
Appliances,
Washer/Dryer
Hookup, Water/trash
is Paid, No Pets
Please. $430/Mo
Plus Deposit,
Located At
404 W 27th St.
Available November.
765-251-0878
Gas City & Marion:
Colonial Crest
Apartments, $200
Security deposit.
2 bedroom $570/mo.
Water, sewage &
trash included. More
info call Jessica
765-674-3662
ANYWHERE
Gutter
cleaning,Yard clean
up, Handyman
Call Randy
765-243-0649
765-668-1953
Employment
Information
Unfurnished
Apartments
MARION
ANYWHERE
REAL ESTATE
Clean out any Bldg.
FOR RENT
shed, area or yard.
General hauling,
removal of debris
Auction Sales
and trash buildup.
Help you move or
similar odd jobs.
Free removal
old A/C, Grills,
Bicycle, and
Mowers. Think of the
best.... then call
the best..........
(765) 506-8610
MARION
Will haul it all! Tree
removal, garage
clean-outs, yard
clean-up, gutter
cleaning, odd jobs,
free metal pickup,
free est.
765-618-0717
Unfurnished
Apartments
PETS
Swayzee Large
Sale - Brand name Trucking
clothing, Mens M, L,
XL, 4X, Women's S,
$3500 Sign-on
M. Shoes all sizes,
Bonus!!!
Handbags, FurClass A CDL Driver
niture, Decor, JewNeeded for
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tiques, Phonograph,
out of Frankfort, IN
Garage/Estate
Sales4 Home Daily! Great Pay.
Collectible glass,
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DETAILS:
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**765-471-8216**
doors, Free 55" MitNew Base Pay
subishi Big Screen,
Five Cent per
Flow Blue Tea SerMile Increase!
vice for 6, 1998
Ducati Motorcycle, Pohl Transportation,
Inc.
Lots of Misc. 308 E.
Harrison St. Sat &
Top pay 41 cpm
Sun 9am - 5pm
$4000 Sign on
Bonus
EMPLOYMENT
Longevity Pay
after
First Year
Professional
Annual Safety
Bonus
No NYC or
Immediate Opening
Hazmat
1 yr OTR CDL A
Part-time Masters
Pay thru home on
Level, program
weekends
supervisor position
now open. The
Call Wally at 1-800position requires a
672-8498 for more
masters level
info or visit:
degree in counselwww.pohltransporting, social work,
ation.com
education, or a
related field. The
Marion.
Needed
hours are approximExperienced Diesel
ately 25-30 hours
per week. The hours Mechanic And
Helper. Call
are flexible;
765-674-7689
however, there are
some set times
Retail Help
required. Duties
include: staff
Hartford City. PK
supervision, ensure
Heating and Cooling
program guidelines
located in Hartford
and outcomes are
City is looking for a
being met, and
lead HVAC installer.
other managerial
Must have 5 yrs.
duties. Successful
experience, own
must have good
organizational skills, hand tools, able to
work flexible hours,
good communicaand valid drivers
tion skills and the
license. Pay $15-$18
ability to work with
per hour. Email
and motive others.
resume to:
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gmail.com or call
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Unfurnished
Apartments
1, 2 & 3
Bedrooms
As
Available
765-662-3333
Marion
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North Marion. 2
bedroom upper,
$140 weekly
includes utilities. No
pets. $250 deposit.
765-251-3082
MARION
Upstairs Attic Apt.
In Newer Home for
Rent, Safe
Beautiful country
setting near 450 N &
300 E. Can be
unfurn. Utilities
includ. Washer/Dryer
No Smoking/Pets
Looking for
a quite trustworthy
person or couple to
live above christian
owners residence.
Entry through
garage. $140/wk
or $600/mo
$600 Deposit
Call 765-669-2747
MARION
Mason Village
1 bedroom
furnished apt, cable,
& utilities included 1
month free internet.
Starting at $155 a
week. No Pets
765-673-5000
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AUCTION
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Consignment sale every Friday night
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765-651-9232
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JUST LISTED
EDGE OF TOWN
November 15
1-3 P.M.
Suzie Mack
Broker/Owner
765-661-0379
NEW LISTING
www.suziemack.com
1627 N. Parkview
Charmayne Saylors
661-3760
Barb Hamaker
517-1705
Susan Reese
517-1514
Diana Geistler
667-9467
Ella Crite
517-1454
Linda
Kitts
Owner &
Molly Lindsay
669-1456
adnum=60674804
adnum=60683290
Nice 3 BR, 2.5 Bath, 2 Story. Huge LR & FR. Some updates.
New A/C! $104,000
adnum=60683279
Broker
Move-in Ready
Take possession upon closing
3225 Frances Slocum Trail
$219,000
REDUCED $10K
3115 Stone Rd
LOTS OF CHARACTER
Allen Johnson
517-1344
NEW LISTING
Suzie Mack
661-0379
Cathy Hunnicut
Lic. Assistant
765-618-9394
765-661-1069
OPEN HOUSE
1:00- 3:00PM
1501 IRONWOOD
3 Bedrooms/2 Baths
$199,900
765-603-1576 or 765-664-1981
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Walter Wood
Broker/Owner/
GRI/Appraiser
661-5717
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GAS CITY:
1 Bedroom House.
$450.00/mo.
(Includes some
utilities). Wood
laminate floors. No
smoking/No pets.
510-566-4737
Marion
5 bedroom, 2 bath,
Large scenic Yard,
Stove, refrigerator,
washer and dryer
provided near Marion High School off
Valley Avenue. Only
$950/mo rent, &
$950 deposit. Call
574-596-2857
Marion East
3 Bedroom 2 bath
Wash/dryer Hook-up
Well & septic
$600/mo plus dep
& utilities. Call
765-517-1585
Jonesboro
224 E 10th St,
Large 1bdrm,
Apartment
$110 wk.
Water paid. No pets.
Gas City
515 E South C st.
2/3 bedroom
$125 wk. No pets.
Marion
2424 S Boots.
3 bedroom, 2 bath
$150 wk. No Pets.
Kitts Realty
765-661-1069
Marion 3 bedroom
1 bath, 2 story completely remodeled
home, central air..
North East Marion.
Good size yard, attached garage. No
pets. $850 per
month plus deposit.
765-667-6408
MARION
COUNTRY
SETTING on 1/2
acre lot 3 BR,
2 1/2 bath, 2
car attached
garage, new kitchen,
new appliances,
back deck,
No Pets,
No Smoking, Central
Air, Gas Heat.
Utilities not included.
$825/mo. 1 Year
Lease Required.
Call 765-669-4062
adnum=60621705
adnum=60683367
adnum=60581393
adnum=60590434
adnum=60662865
Marion/Lagro
Nice clean 2 Bdrm
mobile home in
Lagro. Large yard,
not in trailer court,
quiet, secluded
$210. wk./ Apartments: Xnice large
2 or 3 Bdrm. Large
yard, W/D hookup
MARION
$250. wk. / Nice
House for Sale by
large 2 Bdrm upper,
Owner. Cook
W/D hookup $210.
Estates/Oak Hill
wk./ Each are all
Schools. 4934 N
utilities paid. Others
Brooke Drive
Beautiful brick home, (available.
765)251-1135
large kitchen/Dining
room, separate
Marion IN; Three
LV & family room.
bedroom home at
1759sq' living, 2 car
705 S Gallatin
garage, 1 acre,
$525/mo, deposit
fenced back yard,
required, HUD,
new yard barn &
Vets, and seniors
well. 3 BR, 2 bath
welcome. No pets.
Call now for
Call 765-651-8997
$115,000 price,
or 765-506-3822
will go to Realtor at
end of Nov. at higher Upland IN
price. 765-669-2747 3 bedroom
1 bathroom,
in country. Halfway
Marion. 3 bedroom, between Marion and
1 bath home for
Muncie. 1 acre
rent. $600 a month
ground, close to
plus deposit.
Mississinewa River.
Tenant pays all
No pets. $595/mo
utilities. Call
765-998-7354 or
765-251-6864
765-661-6290
NORTH MARION
No Smokers please
3 bedroom,
bonus room,
1 bathroom, gas
stove included,
washer/dryer
hookups, large
fenced back yard.
No Pets $600/mo
$600 damage
deposit. Renter
pays utilities
Ph. 765-662-3624
Country living
3 bedroom 1.5 bath
1850 (+) sq ft.,
walk out basement,
Clinton county
(prairie schools),
State Rd 38 & 421,
detached garage,
2 nice barns w/water
and electric. Sitting
on close to 5 acres.
Motivated to sell.
Asking $169,999
Call 765-652-0990
Huntington, IN:
Rent-to-Own/Land
Contract - 2095 N.
Rangeline Rd.,
Huntington.
$32,900. $3000
dwn, $350/mth.
Home needs
remodeled.
317-956-9777.
MARION
436 N Boots
2 BR HOUSE for
Sale on Land
Contract. Newly
Remodeled, Central
Air/Gas Heat. Big
Yard. Perfect for
small family. No
Pets during the
contract. $1500
Down Payment
$45,000.
Payment roughly
$375.00/month.
References and
Background Check
Required.
Shown by Appt.
Call 765-668-7336
Marion
The Wow factor best
describes this 3
bdrm, 2 bath home.
Features great room
plus 3 season room.
Totally renovated
with granite counters & hardwood
flooring plus tile.
Madison Grant
schools must see to
appreciate. Call
Helen
Wean
Re/Max Real Estate Groups for
more details.
(765)215-6544.
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bed/1 ba. $39,900.
$4000 dwn,
$400/mth.
317-956-9777.
Wabash:
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90 Euclid St, 2 bed
1 ba, $32,900.
1575 Hawthorne St.
4 bed/1 ba. $19,900.
$3000 down,
300/mo. Both need
work. 317-956-9777.
Peru IN
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