The Marion Star from Marion, Ohio • 4

PAGE 4 THE "MARION STAR, MARION, OHIO TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1953 brothers and four sisters preceded si her in death. Mrs. Mack had spent much time Deaths and Funerals in Sycamore visiting her sisters. Mother of Marion Man Succumbs in Columbus Fred Alwood of 236 Blaine Ave. was called to Columbus today by the death of his mother, Mrs.

Catherine Alwood, 79, cf Columbus. Her death occurred this morning in 'a hospital there. to the Mayflower Rest Home at ne was a member of the Washington Street Methodist Church in Tiffin. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Turner Funeral Home at Tiffin.

Friends ion. Friends may call at the funeral, home. Mrs. Burton Kurtz Wednesday 2 p.m., Bringman Co. Funeral Home, Upper Sandusky, burial Old Mission Cemetery, Upper Sandusky.

Friends may call at the funeral home. Charles W. Roth Thursday, l.p.m., Littleton Funeral Home, Springfield. Burial in Springfield Cemetery. Friends may call tonight at the Hull Funeral Home in Kenton after which the body will be removed to Springfield.

Why assume unknown title risks when you buy real estate. Title insurance is the only protection against unknown risks. Louisville Title Insurance Company Marion County Bank Bldg. Phone 2-6355 We Render All Title Services. Title Guarantees, Guaranteed Abstracts and Escrows.

Mother of Man At Galion Dies In Auto Crash GALION Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Lima, for Mrs. Daisy Evers, 55-year-old mother of Oscar Evers of N. Columbus Galion. She was killed instantly in a one-car accident on U. S.

Rt. 30-S four milps wocf nt Canton. Survivors include a brother, Loren Schindler of near Upper Sandusky. Surviving besides the son here may call there after 7 tonight. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon in the Can ton Church of God.

are a sister and a brother in Columbus. Her husband, Frank Alwood, is deceased. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon in Patas-kala, 0., and burial will be made there. Miss Helen Flanagan KENTON Miss Helen Flana Lima at 7:15 p.m., Sunday. gan, sister of Curran Flanagan, WHAT COULD BE EASIER editor emeritus of The Kenton Times, died this morning- at the San Antonio Hospital here.

Miss Flanagan was well known in the city's music and social Her body was removed to the Mrs. Ernest Columber KENTON Mrs. Lillie Colum-ber, 67, of Mount Vernon, a native of Hardin County, died at the Mount Vernon Mercy Hospital at 9:30 Monday morning. She was born in Hardin County Aug. 6, 1890, to Amos and Elizabeth White.

She had lived in the Kenton area all her lifetime until 16 years ago when she moved to Mount Vernon. She was a member of the Epworth Methodist Church here. Surviving are her husband, Ernest; four daughters, Mrs. Lawrence Dandt of LaRue, Mrs. Harold Decker of Kenton, Mrs.

Byron Deem and Mrs. James Gray, both of Mount Vernon, and four sons, Harold and Gerald Colum-ber of Kenton, Ernest Columber Jr. of Grand Rapids, 0., and" Dale Columber of Mount Vernon. than to drive to The Fahey Bank's East Side Office and take care of your transactions at the Drive-In Teller Window? Try it the next time you have banking to do! Office Hours Extended By County's Treasurer County Marion E. Hinklin said today-his office will remain open during the noon hour Monday through Friday until the March 1 deadline for payment of real estate taxes for the first half of 1957.

The treasurer said payments are coming in "slower than usual" this year. Floyd Prude 1 Floyd Prude, 41, 426 N. Grand Ave. died Saturday in a Lima hospital following a heart attack. He was a native of Alabama and had been employed 'as a coal miner and at the Marion Engineer Depot for a time.

Born March 22, 1916, he was a son of Oscar and Katie McMath Prude. His wife, Mrs. Edith Bailey Prude, died June 16, 1949. He was a lodge member at Coalwood, W. and he was a member of Quinn Chapel AME Church in Marion.

Surviving are his parents who live at Bessemer, four sons, Lester Prude, Floyd Prude Jr. and Larry and Norman Prude, all of the N. Grand Ave. address; "four sisters, Mrs. Joshua Collins of N.

Grand Mrs. Evelee Rut-ledge and Mrs. Lucy Smith of Birmingham, and Mrs. Katie Thomas of Detroit, and three brothers, Oscar Prude of Akron and James D. and Primes Prude of Buffalo, N.

Y. Two brothers and three sisters preceded him in death. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Chambers Funeral Home at Bessemer. Burial will be in Harrison Cemetery there.

Friends may call at the Boyd Funeral Home on W. Columbia St. from Wednesday night until Thursday noon. bchmdewolf Steiner Stevens Funeral Home where arrangements will be completed. Hugh S.

Gardner, 60, Succumhs in Chicago Word has been received by relatives here of the death in Chicago Wednesday of Hugh S. Gardner, 60, a native of Cardington and a journalist in Chicago for 35 years. He was ill since Jan. 5. Funeral services were conducted Saturday and burial was in a Chicago cemetery.

His parents were Lewis and Mayme Gardner. He was graduated from Cardington High School then from the law school at Ohio State University and from Northwestern Universiy at Chicago. After deciding to go into newspaper work, he served -first as city ine uev. William B. Eddy will conduct the services at the First Church of God in Lima and burial will be in Salem Cemetery north of Lima.

The accident victim was riding in a car driven by her husband, Charles O. Evers. He was slightly injured, and a daughter, Dorotha, 33, also in the car, is in fair condition in a Lima' hospital where she is being treated for a severe back injury. The automobile skidded out of control on the icy pavement, and turned over in ditch as the family were on their way to church. Mrs.

Evers who was pinned underneath the car, died of a crushed chest. Surviving are her husband; one daughter, Dorotha, at home; and two sons, Oscar of Galion and Glen at home. THE FAHEY BANKING MtMK HDUM MM OHM Two Convenient Locations 127 N. Main St. $9 E.

Center St. 32 VNETIAN3 vw BLINDS 8 as low as "4 Funeral services will be held Thursday at the Schindewolf- Steiner Stevens Funeral Home here. The Rev. Richard Baker of Mrs. John Mack SYCAMORE Mrs.

Mary Mack, 85, of Fostoria died in the McVey Rest Home here at 11:30 a.m. Monday. She had been ill for the last year. The daughter of David and Emily Wilson Mrs. Mack was born north of Sycamore Jan.

5, 1873. In December, 1898, she married John Mack who died in 1941. Surviving are three sons and two daughters, Ralph and Forest Mack, both of Lima, Floyd Mack and Mrs. Gladys Cheney, both of Tiffin, and Mrs. Mildred Franken-field of Fostoria, and three sisters Mrs.

Nellie Wells of Lansing, and Mrs. Frank Teal and Mrs. Elizabeth McKibben, both of Sycamore. the, Epworth Church will officiate and burial will be in Grove Ceme eaitor ot the Chicago Whip, then of the old Chicago World, as Chicago editor for the Pittsburgh Courier, news editor for the Associated Negro Press, city editor the Chicago Defender and editor of the Defender's St. Louis edition then fit the time of his death he was juvenile supervisor at Audy Home for Boys and wrote a column for the mamt tery.

Friends may call at the fu Runaways Returned neral home after 2 p.m. Wednes 'mmm. to 43" Wide day. Two teen-age runaways picked up in Marion Mondav afternnnn 1 mute or cggsneu ft. by city police were to be turned Funeral Services Crusader.

Surviving are his widow. Mrs over to their parents today for re turn to their Avalon. homps Oscar F. Schindler UPPER SANDUSKY Oscar F. Schindler, 84, a native of Upper Sandusky, died at 7 p.m.

Sunday Vernece Gardner and a half broth Earl S. Midlam Wednesday 1:30 p.m., Hughes-Hyll Mortuary. .1 -sa Two sons, two daughters, five the Rev. Ray C. Dotson.

burial The two boys, 16 and 17, told city police they were on their way to California to live with relatives there and that they were running er, Frank Gardner of Delaware. Mrs. Don Lett of 231 Wallace St. in Marion is a cousin. Mrs.

A Gardner of N. Greenwood St. is LENTEN away irom home. City police contacted nolice in an aunt and Forest and Gerald Marion Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Mrs. Henry Butcher Wednesday 2 p.m., Price Funeral Home, Kenton, the Rev. Floyd Jepson, burial Wolf Creek Cemeterv. Gardner, also of N. Greenwood Avalon and they in turn rontaptpH are cousins.

the youths' parents. Avalon police USE'S told Marion police the two boys may be charged with attempted Friends may call at the funeral Principals To Meet Phone 2-1161 auto tnett. Robert E. Wilson, superintendet home. George G.

Whitker Thursdav 'The Friendly Store' of Mansfield Public Schools, will 141 S. Main St. 2 p.m., Price Funeral Home, Ken address a dinner meeting of ele mentary principals from Marion Woman Arrested Elizabeth L. Shuey, 31, of Ypsi-lanti, Mich, was arrested by city police at 8:20 p.m. Mondav ton, tne Rev.

S. M. Oyler, burial Grove Cemetery. Kenton. Friends and surrounding areas Monday at may call at the funeral home.

the YMCA. The speaker's topic will be "Ele Mrs. M. M. Stoneburnpr on a charge of false registration at a hotel.

She was to appear in mentary Principals and How Thev Wednesday 2 p.m.. Lucas Funpral Get That Way." Municipal Court today. Home, Upper. Sandusky, the Rev. unester H.

5vans, burial Oak Hill Cemetery near Upper Sandusky. Friends may call at the funpral home. YMEWlM Mrs. Joseph Fabiani Wprfnpc. day 9:30 a.m..

Our Ladv of Cnn. 4 tieCr solation Catholic Church, Carey, the Rev. Justin Phelps, burial Don't be afraid to be sentimentalRemember your Valentine with Flowers $4 50 2f JHTf'WJjr Mary Cemetery. Carev. Fripnrie I may call at the Bristoll Funeral up Home in Carey.

MACARONI SPAGHETTI E66 NOODLES FOULESS Mrs. Emmett Cotton Wprinoc. HEMMERLY'S FLOWERS 229 E. Fairground Phone 2-9379 ii II i I ii 1 Ji Mi -f i day 1 p.m., Volk Funeral Home, Galion, the Rev. Robert J.

Elliott, burial Fairview Cemptprv r.i uui- Deluxe 1-Hr. Cleaners of our to keep you DRY CLEANING SPECIAL WELCOME SPRING IN A SMART NEW COTTON jifHrV: Skirts, Sweaters, or Trousers I Or Any Combination Singh Garment Reg. Price Deluxe 121 E. Center St. Phone 2-0012 SERVICE if -MEMBER.

THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE Junior and Misses Sizes FOR YOU, FROM NOW ON new dresses just blooming with all the beauty of the Spring Season. Dresses that are slim and willowy or shaped to a gentle fullness. In soft pastels or glowingly clear colors, plaids, solids and Come and choose from a delightful diversity of iasnions planned to please you. filer's Dresses 2nd Floor Drattaiictirag For a service of outstanding cf uality, modestly priced, always select Sella ff-ner-Dcnzer service. feel fit and and feel better Fashion and health both say "keep slim" to look and feel better.

Gail Borden Skim Milk will help you keep your present weight, or help you reduce. (Before dieting, it's always best to check with your doctor.) get extra vitamins and minerals A plentiful source of vitamins and minerals is especially important when you're on a low-calorie diet. One quart of Gail Borden Skim Milk contains 1 00 percent of the average daily needs of 9 of the 10 essential vitamins and minerals plus extra milk proteins. And all this with one-third less calories than regular milk. Tastes wonderful, tool 1 Brand New! Caribbean Round-up in COSTUME JEWELRY BRACELETS OR EARRINGS Your Choice $100 Vni Mrotn 1 if J' Lightweight and in all the new spring colors.

Milk and Skim Milk at your door or at your store SCHAFFNHj-OENZCRG: HAROLD DENZf nWILFREO MMMBHBH 360 EAST CENTER STREET MB PHONE 0-1636 JewelryMain Floor Uhler's TMC aOMCIM CO..