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CHILLICOTHE: TimothyJ. died Regional MedicalCenterfollowing an extendedillness. SaltzSeymour. SeymourofChillicotheandDesireaR.Seymour,ofEnglewood,FL; Collins.Hewaspredeceasedbyhisfather,AlbertSeymour;asister, TimothyservedintheU.S.ArmyduringtheVietnamWar.He retiredfromThomsonConsumerElectronics.Timothywasa memberofF.O.EAerie600,MooseLodge1626andtheLoganElm Thefamilywouldliketoextendaspecialthankstothedoctors greatcareandcompassion. Funeralserviceswillbeheld1p.m.Thursday,November20,2014 BurialwillfollowinLondonderryCemeterywheremilitarygraveside riteswillbeconductedbytheRossCountyVeteransHonorGuard.

Youmaysignhisonlineregisteratwww.warefh.com TimothyJ.Seymour MedicalCenterinChillicothe. RosemaryBurnisonWachovec ofChillicotheandthelate Frank Wa chovec. Ellen was marriedfor14yearstoTerence S.Staggs,whosurvives. She was the Manager decorating and was a loving mothertoall. Ellenissurvivedbyher andSeanStaggsofDayton; (Kit)WachovecandTim(Gina) WachovecallofChillicothe andJohn(Becky)Wachovecof (Barry)ReidofPickerington, Mary(Tommy)RomansofYellow BidwellandJanie(Mark)Moss ofChillicotheandmanynieces andnephews.

Privateserviceswillbeheld attheconvenienceofthefamily. Novisitationwillbeheld. ArrangementsarebyGarrett- Thefamilysuggestsmemorial contributionsbemadein memoryofEllenRoseStaggsto TheAmericanCancerSociety, 43017. Pleasesignheronline guestbookatwww.cardaras. com EllenRoseStaggs H.Garlitz,Jr.,73,of p.m.Sunday,November16, 2014intheAdenaRegional MedicalCenterunexpectedly.

HewasbornNovember12, thelateDavidH.Sr.andElsie Lindsey Garlitz. On August 15, WaunitaI.Staffanwhosurvives. Also surviving are sons, MichaelGarlitzandGregory grandchildren, Zoe and Dylan niecesandnephews.Hewillbe DavidservedintheU.S.Air ForceduringtheVietnamWar. HewasamemberoftheUnited MethodistChurch.Davidretired fromtheChillicotheVAMedical Centerwherehehadworkedfor 23years. Privateserviceswillbeheld attheconvenienceofthefamily.

Therewillbenocallinghours. Arrangementsareunderthe directionoftheWAREFUNERAL HOME. Youmaysignhisonline registeratwww.warefh.com DavidH.Garlitz,Jr. Whaley PatwasbornonJanuary14, latePearlR.andElsieV.Smith Whaley. theformerKimberlyM.Kindle andshesurvives.Heisalso M.WhaleyofWashingtonCourt (Brent)ToppandAudreyV.

EmilyG.Whaleyof Teather(Jason)Faulderof Bruce S. Whaley, botho Office for 27 years. He was a graduateofWestfallHigh attended Oscar Rose Jr. College veteranoftheUnitedStatesAr- my serving in Vietnam. He was amemberofDoyleR.Miller andVFWPost4423in memberoftheOrangeTeamat theChillicotheVACenterand gyrocoptersandgolfing.

ReverendBillReillywillbegin atShoffstallFuneralHome, Cemeterywithmilitaryhonors providedbytheLoganCounty VeteransHonorGuard. Contributionsmaybegivenin hisnametoWilsonHospice, OH45365. Arrangementsareinthecare ofShoffstallFuneralHome, Lakeview. Condolencesmaybeexpressed atshoffstallfuneralhome.com. DAVIDBRITTON Funeralserviceswillbe at11a.m.Wednesdayat TabernacleBaptist Church.Burialwillfol- lowinCharleston ChurchoftheBrethren Cemeterywithmilitary honors.Visitationwill befrom5to8p.m.today atthefuneralhome.

STEVEBURGER Funeralserviceswillbe at6p.m.todayatWare FuneralHome.Visita- tionwillbefrom4p.m. untilthetimeofservice atthefuneralhome. FUNERAL SERVICES OBITUARIES tendanceduringaCivil ServiceCommission meetingMondayevening inthecitytransitconfer- enceroom. Mooreoccasionally spokeduringthemeeting responsibilitiesandwas observedtakingnotesat times.Hedidnotaddress hispendingappealdirect- lyexceptwhenaskedby Koppitchifahearingdate inFebruarywouldwork forhim. said.

Thecommissionplans toproceedwithcivilser- vicetestingfortheposi- tionsofpolicecaptainand policechiefthatcould takeuptoeightweeksbe- foretestscanbeputto- getherandadvertised. toaseparateoneforfire- beadministeredafter Jan.1,Eversonsaid. KeithWashburnwillre- maininaninterimcapac- ityaspolicechief.Moore saidafterthemeeting thathelooksforwardto havinghisappealheard, andhestressedthathe wantstoreturntohisfor- merposition. statedbythecommission, addingthathethinkshe waswrongfullyterminat- edbythecity. Mooresaid.

Appeal ContinuedfromPage1A Agroupof soldiersfromtheOhio ArmyNationalGuardis expectedtogotoWest Africatohelpfightthe Ebolaoutbreakinthere- gion. TheDaytonDaily Newsreported130sol- diersfromtheunitmay couldbeintheregionfor uptoayear. the16thEngineerBri- structionandinfrastruc- tureoperations.The OhioArmyNational plansforthesoldiersto directlyaidEbolavic- tims. Servicememberswill receivetrainingandpro- tectiveequipmentbe- soldiersreturningfrom Africawillbemonitored toensuretheyhavenot contractedEbola. OhioArmyNational Guardofficialsexpectto knowmoreaboutthe possibledeploymentlat- erthisweek.

Guardsmenexpectedto aidinEbolaoutbreak AssociatedPress Five moreuniversitiesaround Ohioarereceivingbomb- sniffingdogsasofficials expandastateprogram thatmakesmoreofthose caninesavailableforsafe- tyneedsonandoffcam- puses. TheUniversityofTole- OhioUniversityandCen- tralStateUniversityare eachgettingadogtrained todetectexplosives.Rex, theGermanShepherdgo- ingtoClevelandState extratrainingtobepartof generalpatroloperations, accordingtoOhioHome- landSecurity. rectorhassaidtheeffort isintendedtoincreasethe availabilityofsuchdogs networkofhandlerswho cansupportoneanother andimprovecampus safety.Someschoolsal- readyhavesuchdogs, whichcanrespondif forsecuritysweepsand helplawenforcementin theirrespectiveregions, ifneeded. liceChiefCraigStonesaid theschoolhadtorelyon dogsforpreventative safetychecksduringpast GayGames. Toledoamong schoolstoget bombdogs ByKanteleFranko AssociatedPress.