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Sun., June '117, 1962
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ST. RITA'S - Mrs. Paul L. ST. RITA'S - Mr*. William AelJills, Gelina; Mrs. Jennie E. Charlec Brown. Patterson Sohio ker. Ottawa; Mrs Donald L- Arm(CmtiMed from A-l) Borger. 411 Washngton; Mrs. WilST. RITA'S Roger Boop — Boop's Friendly Nation. Glen Brantley, Equity Dairy er an dinfant, 519 Nova; Mrs. Don- rRIDAY - Mr. and Mrs. jert Brims, Celua; Jill DanielService ald Austin and infant. 1727 Lath-Charles Conaway, 2010 Garland, on, Elida; Douglas Ferguson, Art Boop — Boop's Friendly tore. Fred Britsch, Sohio Chemical am; Mary J. Beam, 1102 W. boy; Mr. and Mrs- Keven Hen- 71 Runyan; Homer Hunsaker, Service. Wayne; Ann E. Bendeie, Delphos; haline, 655 W. Lane, girl; Mr. S23 Flanders; Mrs. Johnnie JohnJames Brunk — Harris IGA Gene Barton, Poulston Drug Mrs. James W. Braehear, 716 N. and Mrs. Richard Hale. Jackson son, 12W/4 W .Spring; Mrs. EuMarket. Mr. ind Mrs. George ene Lautzenheiser, 123 Griffith; Lowell Butler — Butler Drug Store. Jameson: Joseph Brockert, 2105j£*nter> >onald E. Lewis. Delphos; Mrs. 2, Ft. Store. Bob Boop, Lima Recreation De- Oakland Pkwy.; Mrs, Elmer Willie M. McClanahan, McCar, boy. Rose Bowerman — S.S. Kresge railment. S. West; Robert Lee SATURDAY — Mr. and Mrs. entucky; Mrs. Amelia M. Clark. Co. Leo Brown, Sohb Chemical Co. Dunno, Van Wert; Mrs. Lonas Karl Blass, 1058 W. Spring, boy. ester, Wapakoneta; Michael Ron Bonanno, Daulton - Ripley Cloyd Busick. Sohio Chemical Frey Jr., Ottawa; Duane L. age, 27 Terrace Ct.; Richard E. Inc. 'o. Fuerst, Delphos; Michael Gerding, *arker, 523I/£ E. North; Robert MEMORIAL Tom Betts, Tom McCanns. Mary Betts, Welle's. Ottawa; Mary Katherine Glover, SATURDAY — Mr. and Mrs. L Sunderland, Buckland; Michael Carol Bender, Wrights IGA. 1631 Springhill Drive; Mrs. James William Diehl, 2253 Shawnee :nverferth, Kalida; Tanner L. Bonnie Bly, Memorial Hospit- Carol Bender, Wrights IGA. Alice Bowersock — Walgreen D. Hardin, 547 Hope; Cecil M. Blvd., girl; Mr and Mrs. James Wood, 315 W. Ertel; Mrs. August al. Hicks, Wapakoneta; Thomas Rob- Hempker, 633 E. Eureka, boy; . Wurst, Delphos; John J. MorDorothy Bryan, Gregg's. ert Hunt, 1113 Judith: Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stennet, tz, 1219 N. McCullough; Thomas Norbert Barry, Haag Drug Co. Jack Baker, Montgomery Ward Imm and infant, Delphos; Mrs. Ottawa, girl; Rev. and Mrs. Don- Waker, 1729 Leland. Nancy Bishop. Prudential In- & Co. Delmer Kohorst, Delphos; Mrs. alt! Thersh, Waynesfield, boy; W a n d a Bantwell, Arthurs surance Co. Fred Krauss, Wapakoneta; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George King, 1908 MEMORIAL - Mrs. Arch Bergfound Table. Joe Burger, Pioneer Bar. Gerald J. Lamb and infant, Cairo; Lennox, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Law- toff, Ada; Floyd Branan, 1002 SL Fern Bricker, Gregg's. Pat Bassitt, S. S. Kresge Co. Mrs. Dale Bordon, Kays Jew- Bob Beal, Harris IGA Market. Mrs. Elroi Levine, 2901 Canter- rence West, 412 N. McDonel, ohns; Arthur Bruce, Rt. 1, EliDr. Charles E. Dart* girl; and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bob Bowersock, Bowersock So- bury Drive. elry Store. Mrs. Paul R. Louth, 3119 Allen- Brown, 318»/2 E. McKibben, boy. da; Rebecca Collins, 141 W. Lane; Dr. Charles E. Davis, 406 Lawnlio Station. Mary Butzm, Adams Cafe. oni Collins, 141 W. Lane; Lawtown Road; Mrs. Dennis McGraw Farol Burkhart, Gregg's. wood Drive, 60, a successful busiDon'Baner, Jenkins Jewelry. and infant, 2309 N. Metcalf; Mrs. rence Dillard, 517 E. Fourth; F. nessman, educator and author, Bertha Bryan, Dr. Sondheimer. Reba Belston, Prudential Insur- Walter Mays, 1729 Greenlawn; Ambulance Removals Edward Dye, 308% N. Jackson; died at 6:55 a.m. Saturday in St. Jack Baker, Rink's Bargain ance Co. Candy Mericle, 1209 W. High; CANTWELL-SWEET - Paul Joe Bissett, SchifPs Shoe Store. Mrs. Ralph Meyer and infant, Ot- P. Leahy from 999 N. Elizabeth to ames Franklin, Lima Convales- Rita's Hospital where he had been City. Wanda Boedecker. Hi Spot Grill. Jean Burkholder, Gordon's Beau- tawa; Mrs. Richard Moorman, St. Rita's; Mrs. Maigaret D. cent Home; Richard Maurer, New a patient for a day. He was born July 23, 1901, in Harold Bogart, Klay Tire and y Shop. Delphos; Mrs. James Morman, Ot- Welch fiom 809 W. Wayne ro St. tnoxville; Raymond McPheron, Jackson. Batter} Co. Pam Bissett, J. C. Penney Co. tawa; Mrs. Franklin D. Mueller, Rita's. t. 3, Wapakoneta; Mrs. George Dr. Davis was past president Mercic Billings, Sherwin-Wil- Jo Ann Borgan, Frederick's 2540 Wendell; Mrs. Rosalia Reyes tlorris, 797 Greenlawn; William of the Rotary Club of Lima, formCHILES AND SONS-LAMAN — liams. Jeauty School. and infant, Ada; Armin P. Roepke, from Rescue 'edderman, New Bremen; Wil- er superintendent of Lima South Dave Bradford, Rink's. Paul Benner, Lima Post Office. 714 W. Murphy; Richard Scheckel- James toJackson Friends may call at the funeral Burial will be in Graceland Home Memorial; Forest E. am Neu, Rt. 1, Lafayette; Fred Butler, Butler's Drug. Don Brown, Brown's Floor and hoff, Leipsic; Mrs. Harold J. Sel- Dye from 30S',1- N. Jackson to Me- Mrs. Delos Rash, Lynn, Ind.; High School, and a member of home after 7 p.m. today. Cemetery. Grace Methodist Church. In July, Marie Bosserman, Argonne Ho- Wall. horst, Kalida; Mrs. Gerald W. firs. Harry Shook Jr. 1616 ShawMr. Oldham, attorney, busiSager and infant, Ottawa; Mrs. morial; Tanner Wood from 315 W. ee Road; John Snider, Waynes- 1961, he became vice^resident of tel. Orville Brown, Ford Motor Co. Ertle to St. Rita's; James O. ;essman and former postmaster, Rohrer Realty Co. Blosser. Alber's Super James L. Schmenk and infant, Faye
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WILLIAM HARRY PHILLOn HARRY HERMLLER OTTAWA - Harry C. Hennil* VAN WERT — Gnvssids Mr DELPH0S - Mrs. Blanche H. ler, 72, retired fanner, died at 8 ices will be Sunday it 2 pja. i Swenson, 7», 614 W. Fourth, died _.m. Saturday at St. RiU's Hos- the Woodland Cemetery in Vi at 10 a.m. Saturday in a Toledo pital. He had been ill eight Wert for William Harry Phillip; 40, who died June 3 in Los A Hospital She had been ill the months. past 18 months. Born in Ottawa Jan. 8, 1890. he geles, Calif. She was born Sept. 14, 1882, inwas the son of Henry J. and Eliz- A former resident, he was tl Oelphos. abeth Gerdeman Hermiller. He son of Ream Phillipy of 107 V Mrs. Swenson is survived by a married Mary McMulty who died Sycamore, Van Wert. He wi born April 5, 1922, in Van We sister. Miss Ethel Hart, with in 1948. whom she made her home; and Surviving are a brother Vincent County. several nieces and a nephew. Hermiller of Ottawa; four sisters, His survivors include thn Services will be held at 2 p.m. Mrs. Minnie Kreinbrink of Otta- daughters and two halfeister Monday in the Harter and Sons wa, Mrs. Laura Rueve of Racine, He was a World.War II vetem Memorial Chapel with Rev. John Wis., Mrs. Pauline O'Brien of Alspach Funeral Home will d Wilcox officiating. Burial will be Lima and Mrs. H. L. Heyman of rect the services. in West Side Cemetery. Friends Tiffin. BETTY W1LLMAN may call at the funeral home. He was a member of the Holy FT. RECOVERY - Funen Name Society of the Sts. Peter services will be at 2 p.m. Tue MYRTLE LEE FULTON and Paul Catholic Church in Ot- day at the Methodist Church fo DELPHOS — Mrs. Myrtle Lee tawa. Fulton, 126 S. Cass, 84, died at 2 Requiem High Mass will be sung Mrs. Betty Willman, 40, who die p.m. Saturday in Memorial Hos- t 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Friday night at University H« pital. She had been ill the past hurch, with Rev. Florian Hartke pital, Columbus. IS weeks. ' celebrant. Burial will be in the She is survived by her husbanc Robert She was born April 12, 1878, in hurch cemetery. Elida. She was married June 27, Arrangements are being handled Friends may call at the Riffl 1900, to Wilford F. Fulton, who y McCrate Funeral Home, where and Brockman Funeral Home i died in 1938. riends may call after 7 p.m. to- Ft. Recovery after 7 p.m. todjj Mrs. Fulton is survived by a ay. Rosary will be recited -at son, Carl A. Fulton, and two :30 p.m. Monday. grandchildren. SJie was a member of Trinity HARRY OLDHAM Methodist Church. SIDNEY — Funeral services Rev. Don Yocom will conduct will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monservices at 2 p.m. Tuesday in day at the Salm and Sharp Futhe Harter and Sons Memorial eral Home in Sidney for Harry Chapel. Burial will be in Walnut )ldham, 86, former Sidney postGrove Cemetery. master who died Friday. BLANCHE H. SWENSON
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Doug Burris, Gorby's Sohio StaFranklin frorr Lima Convalescent eld; Mrs. Myrtle Stover, Colum ied at his farm on Rt. 47. He received his Bachelor of Arts Market 906 Tremont; Benjamin Schutz, ion. Home to Memorial; Mac Parr us Grove; Thomas Taylor, Rt. degree from Rio Grande College, He was a graduate of the UniJune Blakeley, Yankee Bar. (Continued from page One) 1153 Rice; Theodore Schutz, 1153 Norma Best, Welles. Lakeview; Roy Teegardin, Coersity of Cincinnati and was Shirlev Bowersock, St. Rita's. Rice; Samuel I. Shindledecker, from Cook Tower Bldg. to Me- umbus Grove; Mrs. Wilson Thie- a Master of Arts degree from WitTillie Birchfield, S. S. Kresge to be filled by Mayor William Nun- wstmaster for 12 years in the Wanda Butler. Butler's Drug. Delphos; Lonnie A. Shine, 131 S. morial; Bob Starcher from 500 man, New Bremen; Mrs. Ray- tenberg College and attended Ohio block W. North to Memorial; Algester, exists. 920s. He took over publication of University. Jessica Bennett, Jodi Hat Shop. Catherine Brower, Economy Jackson; Norbert J. Siebeneck, mond Thompson, 1408 Wilson; Another member, Earl Ghaster, he former Sidney Journal in 1917 Ottawa; John Stechschulte, Otta- gie Montague from Memorial to )onald Trask, 453 Greely Chapel He had served as president of Leo Binkiey. Sohio Chemical Loan. Bounty Home. Rio Grande College, superinten- was on vacation last week. Pres- nd ran it until 1928 -when he Co. Welma Burden, Three Sisters. wa; Mrs. Elsworth Weber, Otload; George Voigt, Rt. 6, Dedent of schools at Caldwell, Cadiz ent at the meeting were William old out to the Sidney Daily tawa; Ann M. Wenning, ColdwaMarilyn Baldwin, Welles. SIFERD — C. C Clir>.toff from ance; Mrs. Ralph Woodhead, St. and Richmond, Va., and principal Smith, Merl Reed and Nungester, views. TED SIFERD Dick Burkholder — Walters' ter; Fred Wrigley, Wapakoneta. 2?47 Hording Hwy. *o St. Rita's; etersburg, Fla.; Harold Yazel, of Hillsboro and Bucyrus high himself a member of the com- He was active member of the >ohio. 064 N. Eastown Road; Dianna mission. Beatrice S'air. from 515 Orena to Republican party. schools. Frances Bennington — Gregg's. MEMORIAL — Mrs. Jack L. St. Rita's: Mary Gladftner from 'oakam, Rt. 3, Ada. He is survived by his wife, In recent years he lectured on Reed cast the negative vote. Earlene Bodeoker — Cussins & Bishop, 937 Faurot; Mrs. Eugene /Temonal to County rlome, Mrs. education, humor, and religion Basinger ruled the 2-1 vote in Nellie; six sons, Arthur of CinF. Buchanan, 2060 W. Market; MEMBER BY INVITATION -earn. Esther Ondo from 1P93 Stevick throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania, favor of rezoning failed to carry innati, Lawrence of Eau Gallic, MORTICIANS John Brandon, Peppy's Pizza. Mrs. Robert Carder and infant, Road to Si. Rita's; W'bur Pearthe motion because three votes Fla.; William of Columbus, and Michigan and Indiana. He wrote NATIONAL SELECTED , Dorothy Baer, Lama Majestic Rt. 2, Columbus Grove; Wilson son from 718 E. Ma'kst to St. Robert, Oscar and Harold all of two novels for teen-agers and were needed. Daring, 480 McPheron; Diana ^aint Center. lait requested the commission idney; and two daughters, Mrs. Rita's; .tones Cook i-x.ni 100 was co-author of several books on Deringer, Ada; Tedd Donaldson, Charles Billings, Penney's. retain the matter on its agenda in Villiam Werst of Springfield and lock E. Market to Memorial; education. Columbus Grove, Roma Fickert, Charles Bethel, Haag Drug. Mrs. W nma Mae MeCianahan Dr Davis served in WW II as order for the full membership to /Irs. Margaret Middleton of SidVivian Bradford, Three Sisters. it. 1, Rockford; Jerry Hemen- f-om 528 Ottawa to St. Rita's; ey. a major in the Army Air Force consider the issue. way, 522!/$ E. Franklin; John Ted Ruth Basinger, Kresge's. John Moritz from accident scene and director of fighter pilot train- Tait wrote: Holtzapple, Rt. 2, St. Marys; ArMary Baber, Gregg's to St. Rita's; Donald Bruening FLORENCE ALTHAUS ing for the Eastern United States. "The excerpts of the minutes of MRS. L. M Berry, Lima Post Office. thur T. Jones, Rt. 1, Elida; John from «84 Ford to St. Kita's; Anna ADA — Mrs. Marilyn Dearth He played professional football council heretofore noted in this BLUFFTON — Mrs. Florence Gwes your home FUNERAL HOMES Kominek 2nd, Rt. 1, Portage; Kathy Burke, Gloria's Beauty Mrs. Harless Lafferty, McGuf- Tafflinger from 1213 N'. Sugar to as again been named chairman for Portsmouth Spartans and the letter show that the reason for jthaus, 61, died at 4 p.m. Satlasting beauty the referral to the city planning rday in Memorial Hospital. St. Rita's, Mrs. Doro'.hy Johnson f the Queen's Contest for the Ironton Tanks. tudio. 2 Convenient Location* fey; Harold B. Lytle, 228 S. Metfrom accident scene. Eureka and 9th annual Farmers and Mer- Dr. Davis was a member of commission was so there could be She was born Aug. 24, 1900, in Hastings Aluminum Siding Martha Burkholder, Welle's calf; Millard T. Mowry, 523 Run- Main, to Memorial; (-..Ihert Hunt Westwood Chapel Main St. Chapel a public hearing at which time with baked-on. pure vinyl yan; Mrs. Carl Shepherd and in- from North West Street Road to hants Picnic, Aug. 15, at Ada Trowel Lodge, Free and Accepted questions could be directed to the 'utnam County, the daughter of -amily Dept. Store. acob and Mary (Haas) RiggenMemorial Park. Masons, No. 132, Jackson; Ohio finishes retains its beauty Helene Berger, Leader Dept. :ant, 170 S. Pine, Mrs. Frank St. Rila's; Zuaela Hiles from Elm Girls between 16 and 25, living Education Association; an honor- city planning commission and the ach. She was married April 26. for decades; eliminates Stewart, 405 E. High; Mrs. Adrian View Rest Home to St. Rita's; Store. within a 15 mile radius of Ada, ary member of the South Eastern interested parties could be fully 923, to Levi Althaus who surpainting and maintenance. Ray Bodson, I-eadtr Dept. Stroh, Rt. 2, Wapakoneta; Mrs. Fred Myers from 1U1 N. Eliza- re eligible to vie for the coveted Ohio Education Association; Na- advised of the nature of the pe- ives. Lawrence Williams and infant, beth to St. Pita's, Harold Pierce tition. . ." Stcre. Other survivors include a Wapakoneta; Mrs. Harold W. from Public Square to Memorial. ueen honor. Announcement of tional Education Association; and Tait went on to state: Ethel Burden, Willow Inn. aughter,J Mrs. "Edgar (Anita) he winner, the crowning a n d affiliated with the American AsEdith Blackwell, Howard John- Wright, 831 Catalpa, Mrs. Iva jresentation of prizes are regular sociation of School Administrators. "Nowhere is it indicated that Huber of Columbus Grove; two Ziegenbusch, 758 Oat. LEIS — Mrs. Floyd Stout was eatures of the August event. Mrs. He received two honorary doc- the planning commission was to ons, Ralph E. of St. Louis, Mo. son Restaurant. •Ith tin newest taken from Rt. 1, Spencerville b Kindle and Sue Jones, immedi- toral degrees while serving as reconsider the petition as a whole and John of Seville; three sisKeith Britt, Lynn's. htannf aid DIVORCES GRANTED o,! its merits or that any action ers, Mrs. Miram Welty of Ft. Evelyn Bogan, Harris IGA. to St. Rita's Hospital. ...tin te past queen, will assist Mrs. president of Rio Grande College. HORIZONTAL war to be taken other than inGertrude Berry, S. S. Kresge's Marilyn N. Hensrud vs. Dwight Whiip*rwol* PANtt 5 dearth. Dr. Davis is survived by his Wayne, Ind., Mrs. Melville Bacorporating 'into prior endorseDorothy Bennett, Thomas Com W. Hensrud. MIDGET inger of Columbus Grove, and HARTMAN SONS - Mrs. Myr- July 15, at 2 p.m in the band- wife, Lois; two daughters, Mrs. mUnion Service. Marjorie M. Hilyard vs Har- tle Stover from Columbus Grove hell of the park, will be the first Lowell (Jane) Butler, 430 S. Kenil- ments the recommendation of the drs. Glenna Griffith of Fred• Cuts fuel bills 20% Smaller than a car key. Weighs lest planning director." Betty Baughman, Memorial Hos old W. Hilyard. » Makes homes 15% cooler f five Talent Sundays leading up worth, and Mrs. James E. (Joan) Planning Director George Kruse ricktown; three brothers, Wil- than Vi of an ounce yet gives up to 50 to Lima Memorial Hospital. pital. o the picnic day competition for Runyeon of Fort Wayne, Ind.; his recommended approval of the re- am, John and Fred all of Co- decibels of smooth, clear hearing gain, • Can be applied over any Mrs. Ray Burry, E.TI.B. Church surface mother, Mrs. R. K. Schellenger, of umbus Grove and nine grand- thanks to its exclusive patented Micrche eleventh straight year. zoning petition. Don Brinkman, Gast Plumbing Clarifier. Superior performance M*. • Exclusive vinyl finish lasts Open to all amateur talent, the Jackson, a brother, Lewis C. of Tait said, "We now find our- hildren. sured by its gold plated circuit. Tiny & Heating. 50% longer than ordinary mly requirement is registration New York City; and six grand- selves in a novel position." She was a member of the in size, but a real giant in performance, (Continued from page One) baked enamel Larry Baer, Lima Majestic aefore the start of the show, ac- children. He referred tc the previous ac- Grace Mei.nonite Church and the MIDGET sits firmly and light as • 7 beautiful pastel colors Paint Center. ments is just an excuse for Raymond F. Woodall, 46, 512 W. ording to Mayor Irvin Vande- Rev. Wayne Snider will conduct tion of the commission approving Missionary Society in Pandora. a feather behind the ear. You must try • 10 year warranty Bernice Blank, Argonne Hotel evading civil service provisions Kibby, was jailed by police Satur- mark, picnic publicity chairman. services at 2 p.m. Monday in the it to believe it! the petition when it was first sub- Services will be held at 2:30 • Won't c h i p , crack, peel, Charles Bice, Wayside Inn. There were no elaborations on day afternoon on a charge of driv- Tiree winners from each of the Siferd Westwood Chapel, assisted mitted. i.m. Tuesday. Other arrangecorrode ing while intoxicated. Donna Britsch, Holiday Inn. the charge. ive Sundays are eligible for by Rev. E. J. Penhorwood. Burial No comments were forthcoming ments are incomplete. • Easy financing Of course, all sides deny it, but He was arrested at 6; 30 p.m. in a r m e r s and Merchants Day will be in Memorial Park Ceme- from the commission, but indica- Friends may call at the Diller Marie Bice, S. S. Kresge Co. r the 1200 block of South Main :ompetition. tery. Call us for jree estimate, Ruth Beery, W. T. Grant Co. the employe "grapevine" persists tions are Tait's letter will be re- uneral Home after 10 a.m. Monafter officers observed his driving Friends may call at the funeral with its word of unhappiness over The talent show has been a no obligation. ferred to the city law department. ay. the situation. ;tepping stone for many acts in home. BEAT A CALM RETREAT HEADQUARTERS The crowning blow, according >rofessional entertainment. An Active pallbearers are Gerald Serving the area Miller, Merlin Sykes, James Roto these same sources, was deearlier contestant, Karen Rain, JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)-If Donald Penhorwood, RobRonald Ferguson, 606 E. Third, livered Thursday when Wallace Theft of a garden tractor was las 'gone on with the St. Mary's mey, for over 10 years you're threatened by a bee, make Patterson, President of Loca reported to police Saturday after(Continued from page One) old police early Saturday he saw ^akettes to win third place in the ert Lawson, Robert Simmons and A calm disengagement instead of 1002, wo persons fleeing with the front American Federation of noon by Howard Nance 1419 Nor- National contest at Fayetteville, Calvin Romey. Honorary pallbearwhat decisions were made—if any ubcaps from his car. panicky retreat to avoid get- State, County and Municipal Em val. C. Last year, her group en- ers are John Neate, Dr. C. B. —were not revealed. He said the blue colored tworing stung. That's the word from ployes, confirmed he received a wheeled tractor, with cultivator ertained Ada's picnic crowd as Scholfield, Alfred Simmons, Turn- Kennedy had urged the 3,000- He said he heard a noise near er Mills, Harry Hackelreigg, is car about 1:30 a.m. and when Claudia Jones the Florida Board of Health, letter from Mayor William Nun attached, was taken from his yarc fjuest attractions. man union to reconsider a White e went to a window saw the men gester. The mayor, earlier in the Two musicians and dancers, Lloyd Reese and Guy Butler. House proposal that the union had un west on Third to Monroe which also counsels you to leave week, denied he sent the letter. between noon Thursday and 6'3( Dorothy Councilman he Rhoade Sisters from N e w turned down—to submit all issues vhere they clinibod into a car. off flowery-smelling perfumes and In effect, the letter warned a.m. Friday. Certified Hearing Aid Audiologists Cnoxville, started their act on to arbitration, a decision by neu- Police said they checked the J wear light-colored clothes because Patterson he was treading on icnic Day and wen' on to work Lake Erie Weather tral parties. rea, but perfumes attract and dark clothes shaky ground when he makes al THE LIMA NEWS Jrofessionally at a Piqua radio Southwesterly winds 15-25 knots The airlines said they would go he men. could not find the car or LORIN RAVER 516 S. Pine St. Published Daily Monday through Friday tation, W.L W Barn Dance and Sunday. provoke bees. When appeasement ieged political statements. along with the arbitration, but unPatterson had said he " l o s t Saturday morning and Sunday morning he fair circuit. SAL£S RfPKt$£NTATIVt Wapak, Ohio Ratei: tactics fail, douse the stung spot raith in the administration" over ion chief Brown said the union Whitey Ford of the Yankees Bv Carrier 45 Cents Per Wee* Marlene Kaufman Ray, FindIVES HAS TO BE 'SENT would not arbitrate the key prob- •as the first left-handed pitcher with calamine lotion. Ohio *S year the delay in granting a pay in B\ Mail Within <tate at of Ohio MSI 2 00 ay, appeared on the first talent 300-305 Sreiner Bldg. B> Mail Outside State NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - lem—how to reduce cockpit crews n American League history to crease to city employes. year. show ten years ago and later won When troubadour Burl Ives arriv- from four men to three. or Daily and Saturday morning only As a result, employes admit 229-9736 he world champion junior baton ed in Nashville recently for re- The dispute involves whether win 8 games in one month. U 00 a y*ar. 7 unhappiness is becoming the rule Single Copy Centt Daily wirier title. cording sessions he didn't know the third man will be represented 13 on Sunda> rather than the exception in city Member Audit BureauCentsCirculation* of what he would sing. by the engineers' union or the piEntered at Lima Post Offict ranks. They say, sooner or later "I listen and I listen and I lis- lots' union. A> Second Class Mail Mattel Vandals Cut Tires the mayor and council are going ten until something sends me, Negotiations have dragged on to have to face the problem. Woodrow Burris. 771 S. Metcalf, something that will do the job," for almost two years, marked in + We Rent Necessary Equipment old police Saturday the front tires e explains. 1961 by the worst airline strike * We Deliver n his car were slashed by van- How can folk music become a in U.S. history. dals. best selling record? Ives believes Also on the negotiating table If you suffer from any ailment where oxygen can He said the vandalism occurred appeal is first because it is poetic. are issues of wages, hours and help — Ask your Doctor and then call us DAY or while the car was parked near his "Secondly, it quite usually has to working conditions. louse between 9:15 p.m. Friday do with the human things, and the MIGHT. nd 3 p.m. Saturday. LEGAL things humans like to do." SHAWNEE PROPERTY OWNERS Property owners and particularly own"What we call lite ers of platted lands are asked to cut nox-
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ST. RITA'S - Mrs. Paul L. ST. RITA'S - Mr*. William AelJills, Gelina; Mrs. Jennie E. Charlec Brown. Patterson Sohio ker. Ottawa; Mrs Donald L- Arm(CmtiMed from A-l) Borger. 411 Washngton; Mrs. WilST. RITA'S Roger Boop — Boop's Friendly Nation. Glen Brantley, Equity Dairy er an dinfant, 519 Nova; Mrs. Don- rRIDAY - Mr. and Mrs. jert Brims, Celua; Jill DanielService ald Austin and infant. 1727 Lath-Charles Conaway, 2010 Garland, on, Elida; Douglas Ferguson, Art Boop — Boop's Friendly tore. Fred Britsch, Sohio Chemical am; Mary J. Beam, 1102 W. boy; Mr. and Mrs- Keven Hen- 71 Runyan; Homer Hunsaker, Service. Wayne; Ann E. Bendeie, Delphos; haline, 655 W. Lane, girl; Mr. S23 Flanders; Mrs. Johnnie JohnJames Brunk — Harris IGA Gene Barton, Poulston Drug Mrs. James W. Braehear, 716 N. and Mrs. Richard Hale. Jackson son, 12W/4 W .Spring; Mrs. EuMarket. Mr. ind Mrs. George ene Lautzenheiser, 123 Griffith; Lowell Butler — Butler Drug Store. Jameson: Joseph Brockert, 2105j£*nter> >onald E. Lewis. Delphos; Mrs. 2, Ft. Store. Bob Boop, Lima Recreation De- Oakland Pkwy.; Mrs, Elmer Willie M. McClanahan, McCar, boy. Rose Bowerman — S.S. Kresge railment. S. West; Robert Lee SATURDAY — Mr. and Mrs. entucky; Mrs. Amelia M. Clark. Co. Leo Brown, Sohb Chemical Co. Dunno, Van Wert; Mrs. Lonas Karl Blass, 1058 W. Spring, boy. ester, Wapakoneta; Michael Ron Bonanno, Daulton - Ripley Cloyd Busick. Sohio Chemical Frey Jr., Ottawa; Duane L. age, 27 Terrace Ct.; Richard E. Inc. 'o. Fuerst, Delphos; Michael Gerding, *arker, 523I/£ E. North; Robert MEMORIAL Tom Betts, Tom McCanns. Mary Betts, Welle's. Ottawa; Mary Katherine Glover, SATURDAY — Mr. and Mrs. L Sunderland, Buckland; Michael Carol Bender, Wrights IGA. 1631 Springhill Drive; Mrs. James William Diehl, 2253 Shawnee :nverferth, Kalida; Tanner L. Bonnie Bly, Memorial Hospit- Carol Bender, Wrights IGA. Alice Bowersock — Walgreen D. Hardin, 547 Hope; Cecil M. Blvd., girl; Mr and Mrs. James Wood, 315 W. Ertel; Mrs. August al. Hicks, Wapakoneta; Thomas Rob- Hempker, 633 E. Eureka, boy; . Wurst, Delphos; John J. MorDorothy Bryan, Gregg's. ert Hunt, 1113 Judith: Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stennet, tz, 1219 N. McCullough; Thomas Norbert Barry, Haag Drug Co. Jack Baker, Montgomery Ward Imm and infant, Delphos; Mrs. Ottawa, girl; Rev. and Mrs. Don- Waker, 1729 Leland. Nancy Bishop. Prudential In- & Co. Delmer Kohorst, Delphos; Mrs. alt! Thersh, Waynesfield, boy; W a n d a Bantwell, Arthurs surance Co. Fred Krauss, Wapakoneta; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George King, 1908 MEMORIAL - Mrs. Arch Bergfound Table. Joe Burger, Pioneer Bar. Gerald J. Lamb and infant, Cairo; Lennox, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Law- toff, Ada; Floyd Branan, 1002 SL Fern Bricker, Gregg's. Pat Bassitt, S. S. Kresge Co. Mrs. Dale Bordon, Kays Jew- Bob Beal, Harris IGA Market. Mrs. Elroi Levine, 2901 Canter- rence West, 412 N. McDonel, ohns; Arthur Bruce, Rt. 1, EliDr. Charles E. Dart* girl; and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bob Bowersock, Bowersock So- bury Drive. elry Store. Mrs. Paul R. Louth, 3119 Allen- Brown, 318»/2 E. McKibben, boy. da; Rebecca Collins, 141 W. Lane; Dr. Charles E. Davis, 406 Lawnlio Station. Mary Butzm, Adams Cafe. oni Collins, 141 W. Lane; Lawtown Road; Mrs. Dennis McGraw Farol Burkhart, Gregg's. wood Drive, 60, a successful busiDon'Baner, Jenkins Jewelry. and infant, 2309 N. Metcalf; Mrs. rence Dillard, 517 E. Fourth; F. nessman, educator and author, Bertha Bryan, Dr. Sondheimer. Reba Belston, Prudential Insur- Walter Mays, 1729 Greenlawn; Ambulance Removals Edward Dye, 308% N. Jackson; died at 6:55 a.m. Saturday in St. Jack Baker, Rink's Bargain ance Co. Candy Mericle, 1209 W. High; CANTWELL-SWEET - Paul Joe Bissett, SchifPs Shoe Store. Mrs. Ralph Meyer and infant, Ot- P. Leahy from 999 N. Elizabeth to ames Franklin, Lima Convales- Rita's Hospital where he had been City. Wanda Boedecker. Hi Spot Grill. Jean Burkholder, Gordon's Beau- tawa; Mrs. Richard Moorman, St. Rita's; Mrs. Maigaret D. cent Home; Richard Maurer, New a patient for a day. He was born July 23, 1901, in Harold Bogart, Klay Tire and y Shop. Delphos; Mrs. James Morman, Ot- Welch fiom 809 W. Wayne ro St. tnoxville; Raymond McPheron, Jackson. Batter} Co. Pam Bissett, J. C. Penney Co. tawa; Mrs. Franklin D. Mueller, Rita's. t. 3, Wapakoneta; Mrs. George Dr. Davis was past president Mercic Billings, Sherwin-Wil- Jo Ann Borgan, Frederick's 2540 Wendell; Mrs. Rosalia Reyes tlorris, 797 Greenlawn; William of the Rotary Club of Lima, formCHILES AND SONS-LAMAN — liams. Jeauty School. and infant, Ada; Armin P. Roepke, from Rescue 'edderman, New Bremen; Wil- er superintendent of Lima South Dave Bradford, Rink's. Paul Benner, Lima Post Office. 714 W. Murphy; Richard Scheckel- James toJackson Friends may call at the funeral Burial will be in Graceland Home Memorial; Forest E. am Neu, Rt. 1, Lafayette; Fred Butler, Butler's Drug. Don Brown, Brown's Floor and hoff, Leipsic; Mrs. Harold J. Sel- Dye from 30S',1- N. Jackson to Me- Mrs. Delos Rash, Lynn, Ind.; High School, and a member of home after 7 p.m. today. Cemetery. Grace Methodist Church. In July, Marie Bosserman, Argonne Ho- Wall. horst, Kalida; Mrs. Gerald W. firs. Harry Shook Jr. 1616 ShawMr. Oldham, attorney, busiSager and infant, Ottawa; Mrs. morial; Tanner Wood from 315 W. ee Road; John Snider, Waynes- 1961, he became vice^resident of tel. Orville Brown, Ford Motor Co. Ertle to St. Rita's; James O. ;essman and former postmaster, Rohrer Realty Co. Blosser. Alber's Super James L. Schmenk and infant, Faye
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WILLIAM HARRY PHILLOn HARRY HERMLLER OTTAWA - Harry C. Hennil* VAN WERT — Gnvssids Mr DELPH0S - Mrs. Blanche H. ler, 72, retired fanner, died at 8 ices will be Sunday it 2 pja. i Swenson, 7», 614 W. Fourth, died _.m. Saturday at St. RiU's Hos- the Woodland Cemetery in Vi at 10 a.m. Saturday in a Toledo pital. He had been ill eight Wert for William Harry Phillip; 40, who died June 3 in Los A Hospital She had been ill the months. past 18 months. Born in Ottawa Jan. 8, 1890. he geles, Calif. She was born Sept. 14, 1882, inwas the son of Henry J. and Eliz- A former resident, he was tl Oelphos. abeth Gerdeman Hermiller. He son of Ream Phillipy of 107 V Mrs. Swenson is survived by a married Mary McMulty who died Sycamore, Van Wert. He wi born April 5, 1922, in Van We sister. Miss Ethel Hart, with in 1948. whom she made her home; and Surviving are a brother Vincent County. several nieces and a nephew. Hermiller of Ottawa; four sisters, His survivors include thn Services will be held at 2 p.m. Mrs. Minnie Kreinbrink of Otta- daughters and two halfeister Monday in the Harter and Sons wa, Mrs. Laura Rueve of Racine, He was a World.War II vetem Memorial Chapel with Rev. John Wis., Mrs. Pauline O'Brien of Alspach Funeral Home will d Wilcox officiating. Burial will be Lima and Mrs. H. L. Heyman of rect the services. in West Side Cemetery. Friends Tiffin. BETTY W1LLMAN may call at the funeral home. He was a member of the Holy FT. RECOVERY - Funen Name Society of the Sts. Peter services will be at 2 p.m. Tue MYRTLE LEE FULTON and Paul Catholic Church in Ot- day at the Methodist Church fo DELPHOS — Mrs. Myrtle Lee tawa. Fulton, 126 S. Cass, 84, died at 2 Requiem High Mass will be sung Mrs. Betty Willman, 40, who die p.m. Saturday in Memorial Hos- t 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Friday night at University H« pital. She had been ill the past hurch, with Rev. Florian Hartke pital, Columbus. IS weeks. ' celebrant. Burial will be in the She is survived by her husbanc Robert She was born April 12, 1878, in hurch cemetery. Elida. She was married June 27, Arrangements are being handled Friends may call at the Riffl 1900, to Wilford F. Fulton, who y McCrate Funeral Home, where and Brockman Funeral Home i died in 1938. riends may call after 7 p.m. to- Ft. Recovery after 7 p.m. todjj Mrs. Fulton is survived by a ay. Rosary will be recited -at son, Carl A. Fulton, and two :30 p.m. Monday. grandchildren. SJie was a member of Trinity HARRY OLDHAM Methodist Church. SIDNEY — Funeral services Rev. Don Yocom will conduct will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monservices at 2 p.m. Tuesday in day at the Salm and Sharp Futhe Harter and Sons Memorial eral Home in Sidney for Harry Chapel. Burial will be in Walnut )ldham, 86, former Sidney postGrove Cemetery. master who died Friday. BLANCHE H. SWENSON
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Doug Burris, Gorby's Sohio StaFranklin frorr Lima Convalescent eld; Mrs. Myrtle Stover, Colum ied at his farm on Rt. 47. He received his Bachelor of Arts Market 906 Tremont; Benjamin Schutz, ion. Home to Memorial; Mac Parr us Grove; Thomas Taylor, Rt. degree from Rio Grande College, He was a graduate of the UniJune Blakeley, Yankee Bar. (Continued from page One) 1153 Rice; Theodore Schutz, 1153 Norma Best, Welles. Lakeview; Roy Teegardin, Coersity of Cincinnati and was Shirlev Bowersock, St. Rita's. Rice; Samuel I. Shindledecker, from Cook Tower Bldg. to Me- umbus Grove; Mrs. Wilson Thie- a Master of Arts degree from WitTillie Birchfield, S. S. Kresge to be filled by Mayor William Nun- wstmaster for 12 years in the Wanda Butler. Butler's Drug. Delphos; Lonnie A. Shine, 131 S. morial; Bob Starcher from 500 man, New Bremen; Mrs. Ray- tenberg College and attended Ohio block W. North to Memorial; Algester, exists. 920s. He took over publication of University. Jessica Bennett, Jodi Hat Shop. Catherine Brower, Economy Jackson; Norbert J. Siebeneck, mond Thompson, 1408 Wilson; Another member, Earl Ghaster, he former Sidney Journal in 1917 Ottawa; John Stechschulte, Otta- gie Montague from Memorial to )onald Trask, 453 Greely Chapel He had served as president of Leo Binkiey. Sohio Chemical Loan. Bounty Home. Rio Grande College, superinten- was on vacation last week. Pres- nd ran it until 1928 -when he Co. Welma Burden, Three Sisters. wa; Mrs. Elsworth Weber, Otload; George Voigt, Rt. 6, Dedent of schools at Caldwell, Cadiz ent at the meeting were William old out to the Sidney Daily tawa; Ann M. Wenning, ColdwaMarilyn Baldwin, Welles. SIFERD — C. C Clir>.toff from ance; Mrs. Ralph Woodhead, St. and Richmond, Va., and principal Smith, Merl Reed and Nungester, views. TED SIFERD Dick Burkholder — Walters' ter; Fred Wrigley, Wapakoneta. 2?47 Hording Hwy. *o St. Rita's; etersburg, Fla.; Harold Yazel, of Hillsboro and Bucyrus high himself a member of the com- He was active member of the >ohio. 064 N. Eastown Road; Dianna mission. Beatrice S'air. from 515 Orena to Republican party. schools. Frances Bennington — Gregg's. MEMORIAL — Mrs. Jack L. St. Rita's: Mary Gladftner from 'oakam, Rt. 3, Ada. He is survived by his wife, In recent years he lectured on Reed cast the negative vote. Earlene Bodeoker — Cussins & Bishop, 937 Faurot; Mrs. Eugene /Temonal to County rlome, Mrs. education, humor, and religion Basinger ruled the 2-1 vote in Nellie; six sons, Arthur of CinF. Buchanan, 2060 W. Market; MEMBER BY INVITATION -earn. Esther Ondo from 1P93 Stevick throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania, favor of rezoning failed to carry innati, Lawrence of Eau Gallic, MORTICIANS John Brandon, Peppy's Pizza. Mrs. Robert Carder and infant, Road to Si. Rita's; W'bur Pearthe motion because three votes Fla.; William of Columbus, and Michigan and Indiana. He wrote NATIONAL SELECTED , Dorothy Baer, Lama Majestic Rt. 2, Columbus Grove; Wilson son from 718 E. Ma'kst to St. Robert, Oscar and Harold all of two novels for teen-agers and were needed. Daring, 480 McPheron; Diana ^aint Center. lait requested the commission idney; and two daughters, Mrs. Rita's; .tones Cook i-x.ni 100 was co-author of several books on Deringer, Ada; Tedd Donaldson, Charles Billings, Penney's. retain the matter on its agenda in Villiam Werst of Springfield and lock E. Market to Memorial; education. Columbus Grove, Roma Fickert, Charles Bethel, Haag Drug. Mrs. W nma Mae MeCianahan Dr Davis served in WW II as order for the full membership to /Irs. Margaret Middleton of SidVivian Bradford, Three Sisters. it. 1, Rockford; Jerry Hemen- f-om 528 Ottawa to St. Rita's; ey. a major in the Army Air Force consider the issue. way, 522!/$ E. Franklin; John Ted Ruth Basinger, Kresge's. John Moritz from accident scene and director of fighter pilot train- Tait wrote: Holtzapple, Rt. 2, St. Marys; ArMary Baber, Gregg's to St. Rita's; Donald Bruening FLORENCE ALTHAUS ing for the Eastern United States. "The excerpts of the minutes of MRS. L. M Berry, Lima Post Office. thur T. Jones, Rt. 1, Elida; John from «84 Ford to St. Kita's; Anna ADA — Mrs. Marilyn Dearth He played professional football council heretofore noted in this BLUFFTON — Mrs. Florence Gwes your home FUNERAL HOMES Kominek 2nd, Rt. 1, Portage; Kathy Burke, Gloria's Beauty Mrs. Harless Lafferty, McGuf- Tafflinger from 1213 N'. Sugar to as again been named chairman for Portsmouth Spartans and the letter show that the reason for jthaus, 61, died at 4 p.m. Satlasting beauty the referral to the city planning rday in Memorial Hospital. St. Rita's, Mrs. Doro'.hy Johnson f the Queen's Contest for the Ironton Tanks. tudio. 2 Convenient Location* fey; Harold B. Lytle, 228 S. Metfrom accident scene. Eureka and 9th annual Farmers and Mer- Dr. Davis was a member of commission was so there could be She was born Aug. 24, 1900, in Hastings Aluminum Siding Martha Burkholder, Welle's calf; Millard T. Mowry, 523 Run- Main, to Memorial; (-..Ihert Hunt Westwood Chapel Main St. Chapel a public hearing at which time with baked-on. pure vinyl yan; Mrs. Carl Shepherd and in- from North West Street Road to hants Picnic, Aug. 15, at Ada Trowel Lodge, Free and Accepted questions could be directed to the 'utnam County, the daughter of -amily Dept. Store. acob and Mary (Haas) RiggenMemorial Park. Masons, No. 132, Jackson; Ohio finishes retains its beauty Helene Berger, Leader Dept. :ant, 170 S. Pine, Mrs. Frank St. Rila's; Zuaela Hiles from Elm Girls between 16 and 25, living Education Association; an honor- city planning commission and the ach. She was married April 26. for decades; eliminates Stewart, 405 E. High; Mrs. Adrian View Rest Home to St. Rita's; Store. within a 15 mile radius of Ada, ary member of the South Eastern interested parties could be fully 923, to Levi Althaus who surpainting and maintenance. Ray Bodson, I-eadtr Dept. Stroh, Rt. 2, Wapakoneta; Mrs. Fred Myers from 1U1 N. Eliza- re eligible to vie for the coveted Ohio Education Association; Na- advised of the nature of the pe- ives. Lawrence Williams and infant, beth to St. Pita's, Harold Pierce tition. . ." Stcre. Other survivors include a Wapakoneta; Mrs. Harold W. from Public Square to Memorial. ueen honor. Announcement of tional Education Association; and Tait went on to state: Ethel Burden, Willow Inn. aughter,J Mrs. "Edgar (Anita) he winner, the crowning a n d affiliated with the American AsEdith Blackwell, Howard John- Wright, 831 Catalpa, Mrs. Iva jresentation of prizes are regular sociation of School Administrators. "Nowhere is it indicated that Huber of Columbus Grove; two Ziegenbusch, 758 Oat. LEIS — Mrs. Floyd Stout was eatures of the August event. Mrs. He received two honorary doc- the planning commission was to ons, Ralph E. of St. Louis, Mo. son Restaurant. •Ith tin newest taken from Rt. 1, Spencerville b Kindle and Sue Jones, immedi- toral degrees while serving as reconsider the petition as a whole and John of Seville; three sisKeith Britt, Lynn's. htannf aid DIVORCES GRANTED o,! its merits or that any action ers, Mrs. Miram Welty of Ft. Evelyn Bogan, Harris IGA. to St. Rita's Hospital. ...tin te past queen, will assist Mrs. president of Rio Grande College. HORIZONTAL war to be taken other than inGertrude Berry, S. S. Kresge's Marilyn N. Hensrud vs. Dwight Whiip*rwol* PANtt 5 dearth. Dr. Davis is survived by his Wayne, Ind., Mrs. Melville Bacorporating 'into prior endorseDorothy Bennett, Thomas Com W. Hensrud. MIDGET inger of Columbus Grove, and HARTMAN SONS - Mrs. Myr- July 15, at 2 p.m in the band- wife, Lois; two daughters, Mrs. mUnion Service. Marjorie M. Hilyard vs Har- tle Stover from Columbus Grove hell of the park, will be the first Lowell (Jane) Butler, 430 S. Kenil- ments the recommendation of the drs. Glenna Griffith of Fred• Cuts fuel bills 20% Smaller than a car key. Weighs lest planning director." Betty Baughman, Memorial Hos old W. Hilyard. » Makes homes 15% cooler f five Talent Sundays leading up worth, and Mrs. James E. (Joan) Planning Director George Kruse ricktown; three brothers, Wil- than Vi of an ounce yet gives up to 50 to Lima Memorial Hospital. pital. o the picnic day competition for Runyeon of Fort Wayne, Ind.; his recommended approval of the re- am, John and Fred all of Co- decibels of smooth, clear hearing gain, • Can be applied over any Mrs. Ray Burry, E.TI.B. Church surface mother, Mrs. R. K. Schellenger, of umbus Grove and nine grand- thanks to its exclusive patented Micrche eleventh straight year. zoning petition. Don Brinkman, Gast Plumbing Clarifier. Superior performance M*. • Exclusive vinyl finish lasts Open to all amateur talent, the Jackson, a brother, Lewis C. of Tait said, "We now find our- hildren. sured by its gold plated circuit. Tiny & Heating. 50% longer than ordinary mly requirement is registration New York City; and six grand- selves in a novel position." She was a member of the in size, but a real giant in performance, (Continued from page One) baked enamel Larry Baer, Lima Majestic aefore the start of the show, ac- children. He referred tc the previous ac- Grace Mei.nonite Church and the MIDGET sits firmly and light as • 7 beautiful pastel colors Paint Center. ments is just an excuse for Raymond F. Woodall, 46, 512 W. ording to Mayor Irvin Vande- Rev. Wayne Snider will conduct tion of the commission approving Missionary Society in Pandora. a feather behind the ear. You must try • 10 year warranty Bernice Blank, Argonne Hotel evading civil service provisions Kibby, was jailed by police Satur- mark, picnic publicity chairman. services at 2 p.m. Monday in the it to believe it! the petition when it was first sub- Services will be held at 2:30 • Won't c h i p , crack, peel, Charles Bice, Wayside Inn. There were no elaborations on day afternoon on a charge of driv- Tiree winners from each of the Siferd Westwood Chapel, assisted mitted. i.m. Tuesday. Other arrangecorrode ing while intoxicated. Donna Britsch, Holiday Inn. the charge. ive Sundays are eligible for by Rev. E. J. Penhorwood. Burial No comments were forthcoming ments are incomplete. • Easy financing Of course, all sides deny it, but He was arrested at 6; 30 p.m. in a r m e r s and Merchants Day will be in Memorial Park Ceme- from the commission, but indica- Friends may call at the Diller Marie Bice, S. S. Kresge Co. r the 1200 block of South Main :ompetition. tery. Call us for jree estimate, Ruth Beery, W. T. Grant Co. the employe "grapevine" persists tions are Tait's letter will be re- uneral Home after 10 a.m. Monafter officers observed his driving Friends may call at the funeral with its word of unhappiness over The talent show has been a no obligation. ferred to the city law department. ay. the situation. ;tepping stone for many acts in home. BEAT A CALM RETREAT HEADQUARTERS The crowning blow, according >rofessional entertainment. An Active pallbearers are Gerald Serving the area Miller, Merlin Sykes, James Roto these same sources, was deearlier contestant, Karen Rain, JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)-If Donald Penhorwood, RobRonald Ferguson, 606 E. Third, livered Thursday when Wallace Theft of a garden tractor was las 'gone on with the St. Mary's mey, for over 10 years you're threatened by a bee, make Patterson, President of Loca reported to police Saturday after(Continued from page One) old police early Saturday he saw ^akettes to win third place in the ert Lawson, Robert Simmons and A calm disengagement instead of 1002, wo persons fleeing with the front American Federation of noon by Howard Nance 1419 Nor- National contest at Fayetteville, Calvin Romey. Honorary pallbearwhat decisions were made—if any ubcaps from his car. panicky retreat to avoid get- State, County and Municipal Em val. C. Last year, her group en- ers are John Neate, Dr. C. B. —were not revealed. He said the blue colored tworing stung. That's the word from ployes, confirmed he received a wheeled tractor, with cultivator ertained Ada's picnic crowd as Scholfield, Alfred Simmons, Turn- Kennedy had urged the 3,000- He said he heard a noise near er Mills, Harry Hackelreigg, is car about 1:30 a.m. and when Claudia Jones the Florida Board of Health, letter from Mayor William Nun attached, was taken from his yarc fjuest attractions. man union to reconsider a White e went to a window saw the men gester. The mayor, earlier in the Two musicians and dancers, Lloyd Reese and Guy Butler. House proposal that the union had un west on Third to Monroe which also counsels you to leave week, denied he sent the letter. between noon Thursday and 6'3( Dorothy Councilman he Rhoade Sisters from N e w turned down—to submit all issues vhere they clinibod into a car. off flowery-smelling perfumes and In effect, the letter warned a.m. Friday. Certified Hearing Aid Audiologists Cnoxville, started their act on to arbitration, a decision by neu- Police said they checked the J wear light-colored clothes because Patterson he was treading on icnic Day and wen' on to work Lake Erie Weather tral parties. rea, but perfumes attract and dark clothes shaky ground when he makes al THE LIMA NEWS Jrofessionally at a Piqua radio Southwesterly winds 15-25 knots The airlines said they would go he men. could not find the car or LORIN RAVER 516 S. Pine St. Published Daily Monday through Friday tation, W.L W Barn Dance and Sunday. provoke bees. When appeasement ieged political statements. along with the arbitration, but unPatterson had said he " l o s t Saturday morning and Sunday morning he fair circuit. SAL£S RfPKt$£NTATIVt Wapak, Ohio Ratei: tactics fail, douse the stung spot raith in the administration" over ion chief Brown said the union Whitey Ford of the Yankees Bv Carrier 45 Cents Per Wee* Marlene Kaufman Ray, FindIVES HAS TO BE 'SENT would not arbitrate the key prob- •as the first left-handed pitcher with calamine lotion. Ohio *S year the delay in granting a pay in B\ Mail Within <tate at of Ohio MSI 2 00 ay, appeared on the first talent 300-305 Sreiner Bldg. B> Mail Outside State NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - lem—how to reduce cockpit crews n American League history to crease to city employes. year. show ten years ago and later won When troubadour Burl Ives arriv- from four men to three. or Daily and Saturday morning only As a result, employes admit 229-9736 he world champion junior baton ed in Nashville recently for re- The dispute involves whether win 8 games in one month. U 00 a y*ar. 7 unhappiness is becoming the rule Single Copy Centt Daily wirier title. cording sessions he didn't know the third man will be represented 13 on Sunda> rather than the exception in city Member Audit BureauCentsCirculation* of what he would sing. by the engineers' union or the piEntered at Lima Post Offict ranks. They say, sooner or later "I listen and I listen and I lis- lots' union. A> Second Class Mail Mattel Vandals Cut Tires the mayor and council are going ten until something sends me, Negotiations have dragged on to have to face the problem. Woodrow Burris. 771 S. Metcalf, something that will do the job," for almost two years, marked in + We Rent Necessary Equipment old police Saturday the front tires e explains. 1961 by the worst airline strike * We Deliver n his car were slashed by van- How can folk music become a in U.S. history. dals. best selling record? Ives believes Also on the negotiating table If you suffer from any ailment where oxygen can He said the vandalism occurred appeal is first because it is poetic. are issues of wages, hours and help — Ask your Doctor and then call us DAY or while the car was parked near his "Secondly, it quite usually has to working conditions. louse between 9:15 p.m. Friday do with the human things, and the MIGHT. nd 3 p.m. Saturday. LEGAL things humans like to do." SHAWNEE PROPERTY OWNERS Property owners and particularly own"What we call lite ers of platted lands are asked to cut nox-
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