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16 THE MARION STAR Tuesday, January 21, 1969 Deaths and Funerals GALION-Services for Francis Howell, 76, of Upper Arlington. husband of the former Edith Swisher of Galion, will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Rutherford Funeral Home on N. High St. in Columbus.

The body will be brought to Galion for burial at 35 p.m. Thrusday in Fairview Cemetery. Rev. Frank MarLett of Galion will officiate at graveside services. Mr.

Howell died Monday morning at the Hilliard Rest Home, following a period of failing health. He was retired after a long tenure as comptroller and treasurer of the Morehouse-Fashion Store in Columbus. He was a member of Masonic orders. Mrs. Leon R.

Noble Francis Howell WEST MANSFIELD Services for Mrs. Cora Ruth Noble. 70. relative of area residents, will be Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in the East Liberty Church of Christ.

She died Sunday in Mary Rutan Hospital in Bellefontaine after a two-week illness. Her husband. Leon Rex. died in 1955. She was an East Liberty native and a retired postal clerk.

Born Nov. 20. 1898. she was a daughter of Daniel and Mary Ellen Dunham Lippencott. She married Mr.

Noble Jan. 1. 1918. in Marion. Surviving are a son.

Robert of East Liberty: three grandchildren: three great dren, and a sister in Bellefontaine. Arrangements are being handied by Ballinger Funeral Home of West Mansfield where friends may call. Carl J. Kibler J. Kibler, 60.

of RR 1, Bloomville, near Lukens, died at 10:50 a.m. Monday in Bucyrus Community Hospital following a heart attack. He had operated Streaker Tractor Sales of Tiffin and was a Crawford County native. Born May 9. 1908, he was a son of Peter and Ella Hill Kibler.

He was a member of Monnett Chapel Church. Surviving are his widow. Naomi Beck Kibler: a son. Robert of Tampa, three foster daughters, Mrs. Fred Beck of Mrs.

David Hudson of San Antonio, and Mrs. Charles Poling of Huntington, two foster sons, John of Nevada and Earl home; five grandchildren, and sister. Mrs. Elmer Michener of Republic. Four brothers and two sisters are deceased.

Services will be Thursdav at 2 p.m. in Wise Funeral Home in Bucyrus. Rev. John Martin and Rev. Foster Campbell, will officiate.

Burial will Union Cemetery east of Sulphur Springs. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday afternoon and night. Otis O. Johnston GALION Otis 0. Johnston, 75, of Galion died at today inn Community Hospital, In 1959, retired from association with American Steel Abrasives Co.

He was a Kentucky native and World War I veteran. Born Dec. 18. 1893, in Greenville, he was a son of John and Patience Johnson Johnston. Durthe war, he served in France and came to Ohio in 1918.

from Kentucky. A Florida resident nine years, he returned here in July. He was a member of the Church of the Nazarene and American Legion. Surviving are his widow. 0thora Scarborough Hager Johnston; 2 sons, Rev.

J. Fred Johnston of Orleans and Robert of Melbourne, a 3 daughters. Mrs. Cari Rush of RR 2. Galion, Mrs.

Richard Kime of Galion and Mrs. Ruby Pack of Miami, 2 stepdaughters, Mrs. Charles Hendrickson of Mansfield and Mrs. of Galion; 18 grandchildren: 10 great grandchildren; a brother. Edward of Polk.

and 2 sisters, Mrs. Vandola Buchanan of Arizona and Mrs. Mona Brown of Bucyrus. Two brothers are deceased. Services will be Friday at 1 p.m.

in Volk-Richardson Funeral Home. Rev. Howard Doerle will officiate. Burial will be in Iberia Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 7 to 9 and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Dennis R. Landon CARDINGTON Dennis R. Landon, 60, of 125 Re Reichelderfer died Monday at 2:55 p.m. in Colonial Manor Nursing Home at Fulton. following an illness of vears.

He Jan. 12. 1909, in Peru Township, Morrow County, to Samuel and Fanny Chevalier Landon. In 1932 he married Helen Waterer. She died Nov.

7. 1965. A life resident of the Cardington community. he was employed 20 vears by HPM Division of Koehring Co. Surviving are three sons, Bradley and Andrew of Cardington and Thomas of RR 3.

Galion; a daughter, Chester Foust of Cardington; three brothers, Robert of Chesterville, Oren of Portsmouth and Arden of Ashley. and seven grandchildren. A brother and five sisters are deceased. Services will be Thursday at "Did You Know? If your family is to know your special funeral wishes in time of bereavement, these wishes enust be recorded now. We offer a special plan for making this thoughtful provision for your family.

For complete details, stop by at any time, without obligation. Phone PARKING -C SERVING MARION FAITHFULLY SINCE 1866 Denzer Funeral Home, INC 360 E. CENTER ST. MARION 2 p.m. in Curl Funeral here with Rev.

Ronald Eppler officiating. Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 tonight. Kent Jennings side services for MOUNT GILEAD Renorae: nings, 79. of Indian River, former Mount Gilead resident, and be father Wednesday of a local at 1:30 p.m.

in Bryn Zion Cemetery. Rev. Charles Kendig of Trinity United Methodist Church will officiate. Mr. Jennings died Sunday in Traverse City (Mich.) Hospital.

He was born in Morrow County to George and Rebecca Peoples Jennings. Surviving are the son, Kent Jr. of Mount, Gilead. a stepdaughter. Natalie Morgan of Indian River, and one grandchild.

Craven Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements here. Funeral Services Mrs. Blaine W. Swisher- Wednesday 1:30 p.m., Gunder Funeral Home, Rev. H.

V. Falor, burial Chapel Heights Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home. Grover C. Augenstein Wednesdav 1:30 p.m., Denzer Funeral Home, burial Marion Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9.

Charles C. Boyd--Wednesday 2 p.m.. Gehm Funeral Home, Prospect, Rev. John Kim, burial. Prospect Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home.

William A. -Wednesday 2 p.m., Hughes Deming Mortuary. Rev. Merle Plotner, burial Marion Cemetery. Friends may call at the home tonight from 7 to 9.

Perle A. Swinehart-Wednesday 2 p.m.. St. Paul Lutheran Church. Upper Sandusky, Rev.

Alvin T. Stein, burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Lucas Funeral Home until Wednesday noon then after 1 at the church. Dwight J. Wilcox-Wednesday 2 p.m., Hill Funeral Home, Westerville.

burial Central Cemetery there. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. M. Seymour Bibbee-Wednesday 3:30 p.m.. First Church of the Brethren, Rev.

Ralph Wiley and Rev. James Kinsey, burial Grand Prairie Cemetery. Friends may call at Denzer Ftneral Home tonight from 7 to 9. His widow is the former Helen Gay whose maiden name was spelled incorrectly in Monday's Star. The family's favorite charity is the heart fund.

Grain Market COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) Ohio Dept. of Agri. cash grain prices: No. 2 red wheat unchanged lower 1.21 1.25, mostly 1.21-1.23; No.

2 vellow corn mostly unchanged 1.02-1.07, mostly 1.04 1.07: No. 2 oats mostly 1-2 lower 70, mostly sovbeans unchanged to 1 lower 2.45-2.52, mostly 2.45- 2.47. Business Notes Ferd W. Unckrich was elected president and general manager of the American Steel Grave Vault Co. of Galion at its 60th annual meeting.

B. B. Deibig was named executive vice president and treasurer; Harry L. Bodlev. vice president; William H.

Richardson, secretary, and Allen C. Kingseed, assistant secretarytreasurer. State of Ohio Department of Insurance, Certificate of Compliance--The undersigned. Superintendent of Insurance of the State of Onio, certifles that DAIRYLAND INSURANCE COMPANY, of Madison. State of Wisconsin.

has complied with the laws of this State applicable to it and is authorized during the current year to transact in this state its appropriate business of insurance. Its financial condition is shown by its annual statement to have been as follows on December 31. 1967: assets. Liabilities. 135.85; Net assets, Capital, Surplus.

Income. Expenditures, 266.77. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused my seal to be affixed at Columbus. Ohio, this das and date, November 19, 1968.

Eugene P. Brown, Superintendent of Insutance of Ohio, (Seal) 133 Frank D. Kette, Retired Local Businessman, Claimed at 75 Frank D. Kette, 75, retired Marion 1 businessman, died unexpectedly at 10:30 a.m. Monday at his home at 331 Hane Ave.

He had suffered a previous heart attack about four years ago. association with his Albert W. Kette, in the insurance business, he became a foreman at Arro Expansion Bolt Co. then in the early 1950s began operation of the Dixie Cream Doughnut Shop. A World War I veteran.

he established the air raid warning system here and was first air raid warden. During the war he had been an Army sergeant in the Motor Transportation Corps. enlisting in July. 1918 and serving until October. 1919.

Born March 12. 1893, in New Matamoras, he a son of Fred and Julia Tisher Kette. In 1912, he came here from Marietta. He was a member of Trinity Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow, Sue M.

Saxe Kette whom he married in 1940 in Cuyahoga Falls. his brother A. W. of Lakeside and another brother, Ralph of Sacramento, Calif. Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m.

in Denzer Funeral FRANK D. KETTE Succumbs at Home Here Home. Rev. Herschel T. Roper will officiate.

Burial will be in Marion Cemetery. Friends may call at the al home after Wednesday noon. The family's favorite benevolences are the heart fund and Trinity Church. Marion Area A Accidents Five minor, no-injury accidents were investigated Monday and early today by Marion police. One occurred at 12:07 a.m.

today at W. Center and Cayuga streets when a car driven by in Leonard Lindberg R. Ave. Starcher, struck 35, a of utility 836 pole. Police charged him with driving while under the influence of alcohol and he was to appear later in Marion Municipal Court.

A hit-skip was reported on E. Center St. at Jefferson St. at 9:40 p.m. Monday.

Kenneth R. Thomas, 17, of Prospect. said he was driving in the center lane when the other car passed him on the right and cut in sharply in front of him striking his car. The other car continued on. he said.

A collision at E. Fairground and Decatur streets, at 2:13 p.m. Monday involved a truck driven by Leonard C. Williams, 35. of 553 Park St.

and a car driven by Richard Garver, 51. of 671 E. Farming St. A taxicab driven by Richard C. Van Wey.

48. of 411 Mary St. backed into another car on W. Center St. at the West Livestock Prices Marion Hog market steady.

200-220, 20.25-20.75: 160-200. 16.75-20.25: 220-250. 19.00-20.25: 250-325. 16.75- 19.00; sows 15.75 and down. Central Ohio COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Hogs (85 central and western Ohio markets reporting to the Ohio Dept.

of Agri.) 8410 estimated butcher hogs mostly steady, sows steady. No 2 average good butchers 200-220 lbs 20.15-20.75. graded No 1 meat types 200-220 lbs 20.40-21.00. Sows under 350 lbs 15.00-16.50. over 350 lbs 13.10 ungraded butcher hogs 160-190 lbs 18.00- 18.50: 220-240 lbs 19.50-20.00; 240- 260 lbs 18.75-19.25: 260-280 lbs 18.00 18.50: 280-300 lbs 17.50- 18.00, over 300 lbs 17.00-17.50.

Cattle (from Columbus Producers Livestock Co-operative Assn.) Very active. fed steers 25-50 cents higher. Slaughter steers and yearlings: Choice 28.00-30.20 good 26.25-28.25 standard 23.50- 26.50; utility 20.00 23.50. Butcher stock: Choice heifers 25.00- 28.00; good 23.50-25.00; standard 21.50 23.50; utility 19.00-21.00. Commercial bulls 20.50 24.60; Utility 19.00-20.50.

Cows: Standard and commercial 16.00-19.40; utility 12.00-16.00; Canners 15.00 down. Veal calves steady; choice and prime veals 34.00 39.00; choice land good 29.20 34.00; standard A ANNOUNCEMENT THESE MARION FUNERAL DIRECTORS ARE DISCONTINUING AMBULANCE SERVICE EFFECTIVE JANUARY 31, 1969 Our primary responsibility, for which we are professionally state and federal agencies, have placed such a sever burden trained and specifically licensed, is to provide the best on our employees, that we can no longer continue to provide sible funeral services to the families of our community. In these auxiliary accommodations. addition, we have for many years provided emergency Ambu- Therefore, effective at noon on Friday, January 31, 1969, we lance and Invalid Coach Services as an accommodation to of this are discontinuing both Ambulance and Invalid Coach Service, the residents area. SO that the undivided attention of our licensed personnel, and In recent years, however, the increased demand for ambulance the full resources of our establishments, can be devoted exservice in an ever widening area, the greater need for Invalid clusively to our prime responsibility that of providing the Coach Service, and new stringent regulations imposed by both finest and most complete funeral service possible.

THE DENZER FUNERAL HOME, INC. THE GUNDER FUNERAL HOME HUGHES-DEMING MORTUARY, INC. Traffic Case Reports Forty-nine traffic cases were completed in Marion Municipal Court Monday as follows: Speeding -Maria L. Monroe, 41, of Columbus, $25; Robinson, 27, of Pontiac, forfeited $50 bond; Victor McKenzie, 42, of 597 Vernon Heights $25, and Hector R. Bourrie, 51, of Cheboygan, forfeited $50 bond.

Robert N. Hothem, 26, of Coshocton, $25; Roger R. Hutchinson, 22, of RR 1. Delaware. $25; Paul R.

Johnson, 20, of 494 Mary $25; Ralph Myrick, 33, of Chesterton, forfeited $50 bond; George F. Proehl 29, of Fostoria, $25, and Francis D. Hammond, 28, of Columbus, $25. Robert W. Luplow.

57, of Poland, $25; Edgar W. Cuppy, 28, of Rochester, $25; Garnet R. Cheeks, 22, of Detroit, $25, and James R. Stowers, 21, of Sycamore. $25.

Wayne A. Daniel, 23, of 375 Greenwood $25; Robert D. McGraw. 28. of 579 Henry $25; Robert F.

Jordan. 48. of 370 Latourette $25; mond R. Miller, 49. of 704 Uncapher $25, and John H.

Cordell. 22, of 230 Owens $25. Insufficient muffler -Susan A. Murphy, 31, of 143 DeWolf $15 (suspended); Ralph H. Larger, 27, of 257 Hartford $15; Lyle E.

Erwin, 36, of 597 Park $15; Paul I. Temple, 21, of 2429 Gooding $15, and James B. Hamilton, 19, of Richwood. $15. Disobeying stop sign or signal-Walter R.

Schuler, 38, of 320 Summit Freddy W. Dutton, 21, of 1041 Bellefontaine Harry E. Robinson, 34. of 972 Drexel Herbert J. McIntire.

36. of 363 Commercial Roy C. Baldauf, 64, of 3650 Harding Highway $15; Richard L. Sanderson. 39.

of 656 Universal $15, and Clarence W. Pennington of 151 Scioto $5. John L. Parsell, 21, of Harpster, J. Stair of 472 E.

Center Carl O. Sanborn, 53, of RR 6, Lloyd Calhoun, 51, of 993 Normandy Circle, Sally A. 43, of 970 Normandy Emerson Turner, 56, of 856 E. Center and Jack R. Shoaf.

34. of 404 Reed $5. Anita L. Simmons, 30, of 564 E. Center $5: Thomas Hillard.

38. of 554 Roberts Carmen Morbitt. 30, of 1167 Forest Hill $5, and Cecil H. Griffin, 60. of 290 Fies $5.

Miscellaneous Elizabeth J. Barnes. 34. of Prospect. $15, fictitious registration; Michael R.

Eddington, 18. of 379 S. State $15, no brakes; Leonard E. Walker, 44. Woodrow $15; disobeying railroad crossing signal, and Hugh W.

McFadden. 24, of 465 W. Columbia $15, peeling tires. Reid Epley, 63, of 1048 Likens Chapel $15. failure to vield right-of-way; Timothy B.

Lyons of 168 Homer $15, wrong way on one-way street, and Robert A. Steele, 28, of Delaware, $25, changing lanes without safetv. Egg Market COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Eggs Prices paid to country packing plants for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities cases included consumer grades including U. S. grades, minimum 50 case lots.

Carton Large A Medium A Small A 41- 45. Sales to retailers in major Ohio cities. cartons delivered: Large A white 58 63, mostly 58-60; medium 53-59, mostly 55-57. Poultry prices at farms. Ohio and Southern Indiana, quality fryers 14-16, mostly light 6-8, mostly Potatoes 3.75-7.50.

Graveside Service Set For Mrs. G. A. Kraner Mrs. Besse Landon Kraner, 84, of Chesapeake, formerly of Marion, 10:30 p.m.

Monday in Cabell Huntington Hospital in Huntington, W. where she was admitted Wednesday. Born March 30, 1884, in Prospect, she was the widow of George A. Kraner, who died in 1932. Surviving are two nephews.

A sister and four brothers are deceased. Graveside services in Marion Cemetery will be Thursday at 2 p.m. France still has a horse population of about two million, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica. NOTICE OF ASSESSING ORDINANCE Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Marion, Ohio, passed on January 13, 1969, Ordinance No. 1969-10 levying special sessments for the improvement 01 Leetonia Road from Vernon Heights Boulevard southerly approximately 595 feet to the corporation line of the City, thence continuing southward in the City and in Leetonia Road approximately 112 feet to the corporation line of the City.

and thence continuing southward and eastward in Leetonia Road approximately 301 feet to a point by installing theicin a sanitary sewer together with ail cessary appurtenances in cooperation with the County of Marion; that the assessment against each lot or parcel of land may be paid in cash within thirty days from the date of passage as above mentioned. or if not paid in cash shall be certified to the County Auditor for collection with other taxes in twenty semi-annual installments with interest thereon at the same rate as shall be borne by the bonds issued in anticipation of the collection of such assessments. The assessments levied by such ordinance are now on file and may be inspected in the office of the Clerk of Council of this City. By order of the Council of the City of Marion. MARY WILCOX.

Clerk. Marion City Council Jan. 21, 1969 New York Stock Market NEW YORK (AP) The stock market was mixed in active trading at the opening today, A few more stocks fell than rose. Opening prices included: American Telephone, off at General Telephone, up at Natomas, off at American Smelting, up at 90; Chris Craft, off at 47; Uniroyal, off at and Campbell Soup, up at Monday 'The Associated Press average of 60 stocks closed unchanged at 353.0. Noon Quotations Unit Airc 69 Steel Westinghouse Elect Weyerhaeuser Co Whirlpool Corp Youngstown Sales 3.660,000 NOTICE OF ASSESSING ORDINANCE hereby given that the Notice is Council of the City of Marion, Ohio, passed on January 13.

1969, Ordinance No. 1969-8 levying special sessments for the improvement of Kenmore Avenue from East Church Street to East Center Street by widening and constructing a new paving base and constructing crete curbs and gutters; that the assessment against each lot or par cel of land may be paid in cash thirty days from the date of within as above mentioned. or if passage not paid in cash shall be certified to the County in Auditor twenty for collection semi-annual with other taxes installments with interest thereon at same rate as shall be borne by the bonds issued in anticipation of the collection of such assessments. The assessments levied by such ordinance are now on file and may be inspected in the office of the Clerk of the Council of this City. By order of the Council of the City of Marion.

MARY WILCOX. (Quotations on stocks of major local interest in Marion provided daily through the courtesy of the Marion office of Hayden Stone, members of the New York Stock Exchange.) Alleghany CP Alcoa American Airlines 37 American Can American Cyanamid American El Power Home Prod American Smelting 90 American Tel Tel American Tobacco Armco Steel Ashland Oil 41 Atlantic Richfield 110 Babcock Wilcox Bendix Av Bethlehem Steel Boeing Central Soya 24 Chesapeake Ohio Chrysler Corp Cities Service 70 Columbia Gas Con Gas Can 67 Cooper Ind Corn Products Curtiss Wright Detroit Steel Corp Dupont 155 Eaton Yale Towne 37 Firestone Ford Motor General Dynamics General Electric General Foods General Motors Gen Tel El Goodyear Harsco Corp Int Bus Machine 300 International Harv Johns Manville Kaiser Alum 41 Koehring Co. Kroger Co. Marathon Oil 51 Mead Corp Mid-Con Mobil Oil Marcor Inc. Murphy's 26 National Cash Reg National Distillery Newberry Norf Ohio Edison 29 Penney Pfizer 77 Phillips Petroleum Pitt Plate Procter Gamble Pullman Inc Quaker Oats RCA Republic Steel Paper Sears Roebuck Shell Oil Sinclair Oil South Pacific Sperry Rand 49 Standard Brands Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil Ind Standard Oil Standard Oil Ohio 68 Sterling Drugs Texaco Timken Roll Bear Un Carbide Unit Airc 69 Clerk.

Marion City Council Jan. 21, 1969 field. Ohio. Plummer and Jeanine B. Plummer, whose place of residence is unknown and cannot with reason able notice diligence be the ascertained.

16th day will of that on December, 1968. the plaintiff, City Savings Bank of Pittsfield, chusetts, filed its petition against Douglas Plummer, et al. in the Court of Common Pleas of Marion County. Ohio, the same being Cause No. 39679.

for the foreclosure of a mortgage on certain real estate and described in said petition, Situated in the City of Marion, County of Marion and State of Ohio, and bounded and described as follows, Being Lot Number 15897 in West Lawn Seventh Addition to the City of Marion. Ohio. Subject to easements and restrictions of record. Being the same premises conveyed to Douglas Plummer and Jeanine B. Plummer by deed from Homes.

dated January 3, 1968, and recorded in Volume 434. Page 306. Marion County. Ohio. Said premises are further known as 500 Swiss Drive.

Mar. ion. Ohio. The praver of said petition is for a money judgment, amount claimed $11.170.06, together with interest thereon at from the 1st day. of August, 1968.

foreclosure of tortgage and sale of the above described real estate, and other equitable relief. Said defendants are required to answer said petition on or before the 24th day of February, 1969, or judgment will be taken against them. Dec. 24, 31, 1968, Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28, 1969.

NOTICE OF PETITION FOR FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE ON REAL ESTATE Robert S. Olinger and R. Joseph Olinger, 422 McAdams Bldg. Spring. Ph.

382-1101 MARION STAR WANT ADS HOURS FOR PLACING WANT ADS Office Hours 8:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. The above rates are for consecutive insertions and lines are based on an average of 5-five letter words per line. Ads may be ordered for seven days and cancelled when results are obtained. Charge is made only for the number of days ad actuallv appears and at the rate earned, Contr.ct rates on request.

Closing time for all Want Ad 1d. vertisina is p.m. the dav prior to publication. (On Mondave and da following to Holidays 9:00 a.m.) ads will be moTHERE is mail in the following boxes: 21, 25. 27.

31. 32, 35. 38. 39, 40. 41.

46, 52. 71. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-A-CARD OF THANKS THE FAMILY of Edward Norris wishes to thank friends. neighbors and all who contributed in any way for their assistance and kind expressions of sympathy at the time of our bereavement. Special thanks to the Rev.

Tippett. the paulbearers. American Legion and Masonic Lodge, THE FLOSSIE A. Fabian family would like to extend its appreciation and thanks to all our friends, neighbors and relatives for their many kindnesses and expressions of sympathy during the loss of our dear Mother. Special thanks to the priests.

staff of Marion General Hospital, Dr. Whitehead and Gunder neral Home. 1-BIN MEMORIAMS Town Bank at 10:17 a.m. Monday. The other car was driven by Howard L.

Gates, 27. of Morral, and it was entering W. Center St. from the bank drive. The other accident caused less than $100 damage.

police estimated. Youths Hospitalized Two Crawford County boys are in satisfactory condition today in Galion Community Hospital after a one-car crash Monday west of Galion. Stephen Hollenbeck, 17, of Crestline, driver of the car. suffered chest and back iniuries while Timothy Tyrrell, 17. of Galion, suffered head and neck: injuries.

Highway patrolmen said the accident occurred at 2:40 p.m. on Ohio 19 one mile west of Galion when young Hollenbeck attempted to pass another car but was unable to due to heavy oncoming traffic. He lost control of his car and hit a utility pole upon trying to return to his lane. patrolmen said. Hollenbeck was cited for reckless operation.

and good 23.00 29.00; utility 15.00 down. Sheep and lambs steady: and 22.20; commercial strictly choice, 25.00 26.50; good and good 19.00 22.00: utility 13.00 down; slaughter sheep 8.00 down. Produce Prices Marion Butter fat No. 1 pound .46. No.

2 pound .41. Mrs. Daniel Dubbs, 76, Sister of Resident, Dies Mrs. Anna Dubbs. 76.

sister of George Bodine 448 Cherry died Monday in an Urbana hospital following a series of strokes. Her husband. Daniel, died five years ago. She was a Mount, West Victory Liberty. native and resiHer parents were Albert and Anna Hile Bodine.

After residing in Springfield and Dayton where her husband employed by the late James Cox, a former Ohio governor, she resided on a farm in Hardin County until Mr. Dubbs' death. Surviving besides the brother are a son of West Liberty and two granddaughters. Two brothers and a sister are deceased. Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m.

in a funeral home in West Liberty. Under existing law, widows of U.S. presidents entitled to a pension of $10,000 a year. IN LOVING MEMORY of my darling Mother, Fannie Gardner, who died 4 years ago Jan. 21, 1965.

Dearest Mother: It's lonesome here without you. miss you more each day. Somehow life doesn't seem the same Since God called you away. My heart still aches with sadness, My eyes still shed many tears. God knows how much I miss you, As this ends the fourth sad year.

Goodbye till we meet Sadly missed by daughter, Mrs. Forest Gardner. 2-LODGE NOTICES MARION LODGE NO. 70, AM Stated tion, Jan. 21st, 7:30 p.m.

Conferring of Master Mason Degree. Refreshments. Leonard O. Larson W.M, Harold W. Hall, Secy.

ALL MEMBERS should be sure to attend the important meeting Wednesday night. SOJOURNERS Lodge No. 653 AM Stated meeting, Jan. 22nd, 7:30 p.m. Conferring of C' Degrec.

Refreshments. Donnie L. DeGood, W.M. John H. McCurdy, Secy.

3-SPECIAL NOTICE'S Watkins Products Paul Feucht 208 Lincoln Ave. FRESH slab bacon. sliced to order, Elm St. Market, 264 Elm, tween Church and Mt. Vernon.

48-Hour Film Service MOON'S GROCERY 383-9977, Income Tax Service Larry Uhl, 357 Franconia Ave. Phone for appointment a 389-3948. Notary Public. SHARPENING of all kinds. KOPPS Service, 939 Rd.

East 389-2768. Closed Wednesdays. KIDDIE KARE DAY CARE CENTER 274 Windsor St. Dial 382-3207 PHIL BENDER TAILORING Remodeling, Alterations, Relining 220 Elm St. AUTO HOME INS.

Dial 383-6776. GEPCO Do It Yourself Seamless Floors. in decorator colors. WILHELM'S WALLPAPER And PAINT STORE 158 N. Main St.

Ph. 382-1915 HOLLYDAY RUG 382-5296. Cleaning, sizing. moth proofing. binding and repairing.

306 E. Mark. WIANT'S Duplicating Service. tocopies made while you wait. meographing of letters, forms, etc.

Prompt service. Wiant's Bookstore 198 W. Center ROAD SERVICE Delaware Ave. Phillips 66 566 Delaware Ave. Phone 363-9098 Lost Your Automobile Operator's license, or any liability insurance.

See Bob Killinger, Inc. 247 South Main. 382-2401. 3-A-COINS-SUPPLIES COINS, stamps and supplies. Hech's Coin Shop, 530 Mound Marion, Ohio.

Dial 382-2988. 6-LOST AND FOUND LOST -Light brown female German police dog. Wears choker chain. Reward. Dial 383-5654 or 382-7676.

LOST Blue Sapphire ring between Taft School and Fairpark. Reward, Dial 382-4177. LOST Lady's white gold watch with black leather band. Reward. Dial 383-6321 days or 382-4220 eve.

nings, LOST White cat with black spots and tail. Reward offered. Dial 389. 4910. HELP WANTED 8-MALE HELP WANTED Experienced Automobile Service Technician to be in charge of full time night shift.

Excellent working conditions and pension, hospitalization plans, etc. APPLY IN PERSON Claude Tidd Service Manager Kennedy Ford, Inc. 1155 Delaware Ave. $17,000 PLUS NEW CAR AS BONUS man over 40 in Marion area. Take short auto trips to.

contact customers. Air Mail J. B. Sears, Pres. American Lubricants Box 676, Dayton.

Ohio 45401. PLANT ACCOUNTANT and Office Manager. -Manufacturer of consumer products needs an aggressive accountant with managerial abili- ties. Should have minimum 2 years college accounting plus 3 years on the job perience. Responsibilities clude payroll, payables, costing.

inventories and management reports. Send resume and salary desired to P.O. Box 1173 Marion, O. 43302. An Equal Opportunity Employer good attendance at your sale.

DRIVER Neat appearing young man or semi-retired gentleman for part time employment. Must be available 8 or 9 a.m. 'til noon or 1 p.m. If interested see or call JOHN C. KEGGAN Marion Flower Shop E.

Church at Kenmore 389-2323. IN ORDER cat there will not ba any other public sale on the same date as yours run a small notice in this column several weeks in advance then follow up with the complete sale bill just before the sale. This will assure you of.