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a 2-Chilltenthe (0.) Gazette Thursday, May 13, 1954 Obituaries Funerals Methodist Church. The Rev. John Crites officiated, and burial was in the Twin Township Cemetery by the H. D. Funeral Home, Bainbridge.

Mrs. Dean Carter and Mrs. John Carter provided music. Pallbearers were George Balzer, Chaney, Herman Frey, Willard Dennewitz, Emolt Storts and Theodore Myers. Mrs.

Willis R. Clark Wednesday in the Bourneville Funeral of Mrs. Willis R. Clark (Calista Kathe), 54, native Chillicothean, who died Saturday was held on Tuesday at St. Jane Francis de Chantal Roman Catholic Church in Bethesda, where she had lived for a number of years.

Daughter of the late. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kathe, Mrs. Clark had been manager of a number of apartment buildings in ington, until she became ill.

parents, owned the residence the Frankfort Pike, now occupied of the ed Federal Reformatory. Their home and farm were purchased by the government during World War I as part of the site of Camp Sherman. Mrs. Clark was a member of St. Peter's Church and a graduate of St.

Peter's School. Survivors include her husband, an official of the Veteran's Administration, a daughter, Mary Ann Clark, Bethesda, three brothers. Edmund Kathe, Columbus; Leo Kathe, Canton, and Colum-1 bus Kathe, Springfield; two sisters, Mrs. Raymond E. Smith, Arlington, and Mrs.

Fred J. Jackson, Detroit. Schumacher Funeral BOURNEVILLE--Service for Martin Schumacher, who died Sunday night at his home 'near Frankfort, was held at 2 p. m. ROOT FUNERAL HOME 24-HR.

AMBULANCE SERVICE Oxygen Equipped 192 S. Paint St. Ph. 2-8377 MOONLITE. STEAMER AVALON EXCURSION NITELY 9 PM.

Only Boat This Year! PORTSMOUTH TUES. DANCING MAY 18 8 P. Moonlite Lvs. 9 P. M.

FARE AT BOAT: Advance Tickets $1.25 Tickets On Sale At WURSTER'S DRUGS, 419 CHILLICOTHE STREET Rhythm Masters Orchestra ALL THIS WEEK CITY PARK SPRING FESTIVAL Auspices: Park Board AMUSEMENT FUN RIDES SHOWS: FOR THE A ENTIRE FAMILY FREE ADMISSION TO SHOW GROUNDS! CITY PARK MAY Chillicothe TUESDAY 18 Auspices Junior Chamber of Commerce Bros. CIRCUS THIS IS THE BIG SHOW BRIMMING OVER WITH INNOVATIONS, WONDROUS SURPRISES A MYRIAD OF UNPRECEDENTED FEATURES FROM ALL STRANGE LANDS The Year's Best 600-PEOPLE-600 Holiday is the advent of King 150 PERFORMERS Bros. Circus. Millions of 250 WILD ANIMALS, pie revel in the INCLUDES A GIRAFFE Merriment and Wholesome Fun AND HIPPOPOTAMUS of this Annual Festive Frolic. from Young Far and and Old 5000-SEATS-5000 Near Join Hands to Celebrate $7,400 DAILY EXPENSE this HAPPIEST OF HOLIDAYS.

$1,700,000 INVESTED GORGEOUS STREET PARADE 11:30 TWICE DAILY 2 8 P.M. DOORS P. OPEN ADULTS $1.18 CHILDREN 55c ALL TICKETS PLUS TAX RESERVE AND ADMISSION TICKETS ON SALE CIRCUS DAY AT GALLAHER DRUG STORE 34 North Paint St. Keels Over As Adams Testifies WASHINGTON (-The collapse of a woman spectator caused scarcely a ripple of confusion yesterday at the McCarthy-Army hearings. The office of Dr.

George W. Calver, physician, said the woman R. D. Seaman of Capitol, Washington, and that her condition did not appear serious. The testimony of John G.

Adams, Army counselor, continued Seaman was wheeled out on a stretcher. She was taken to Casualty Hospital. New Citizens KEPPLER-Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E.

Keppler (Helen Balzer), Beaver, are the parents of a son born to 10:47 a. m. Tuesday at Chillicothe Hospital. He weighed 8 pounds, ounces. SEYMOUR-Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Seymour (Vera MeCorkle), Route 6, a son at 10:54 a. m. Tuesday at Chillicothe Hospital. He weighed 8 pounds, ounces.

STANLEY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanley (Ramona Sword), Route 5, announce the birth of a daughter at 9:52 a. m. Tuesday at Chillicothe Hospital.

KEMMERER Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Kemmerer (Shirley Cluxton), W. Fourth are the parents of a daughter, born at a.

m. Wednesday at Chillicothe Hospital. She weighed pounds, ounces. DAVIS Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Davis (Lois Copeland), Route 4, a son at 9:58 a. m. Wednesday at Chillicothe Hospital. He weighed 8 pounds, 1 ounce. BIBY Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Biby (Evelyn Morrison), Jasper, are the parents of a son, born at 6:12 a.m. Wednesday at Chillicothe Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds, ounces. STEINHAUSSER Mr.

and Mrs. Don Steinhausser (Jane Hopkins), 331 Massie announce the birth of a son at 3:02 p.m. Wednesday at Chillicothe Hospital. He weighed 8 pounds, 1 ounce. GALLAGHER Mr.

and Mrs. Donald W. Gallagher (Ada Miller), Route 3, are the parents of daughter, born at Chillicothe Hospital at 2:24 a.m. Thursday. She weighed 6 pounds, ounces.

al agriculture by the Future Farmers of America. was graduated from Piketon High School last June. During his senior term, he served as president of the Piketon FFA chapter, and was president of the 1953 Pike County Junior Fair board. He had spent eight years in 4-H Club and was an assistant adviser last year. In work, 1952 he was a delegate to the 4- congress.

A native of Pike County, he was born Dec. 30. 1935, a son of Charles and Etta Williams addition to his parents, he is survived by two sisters, Thelma and Nancy, and two brothers, Gary and David, all at home; and the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams of Piketon, Route 1.

Service will be at 2 p. m. Sunday at the Elm Grove Church, with the Rev. Lawrence Stine of Zanesville officiating. Burial will be in Mound Cemetery under direction of the A.

H. Boyer Funeral Home. Calling hours have not been arranged. News of the Markets CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO (P) Grains opened firm in routine dealings on the Board of Trade today. Price changes were slow.

Wheat started higher, May lower, to 14 higher, May oats lower to higher, May and soybeans 12 lower to higher, May NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK (P Noon stocks: Alleghany Corp Allied Chemical 89. American Airlines American Cyanamid American Smelting American Tel Tel American Tobaco Anaconda Copper Anchor H. Glass Sen. Hoey Dies at 76 WASHINGTON (P) Sen. Clyde R.

Hoey of North Carolina, an "old school" Southern gentleman who spent a lifetime in newspapering, law and politics, died yesterday. He was 76. Distinguished by a courtly manner, flowing white hair and frock coat, he had served in the Senate since 1945 after a term as governor of his state. He was probably best known for his chairmanship of the subcommittee which investigated the 5 percenter scandals in the Truman administration. Hoey was the fifth senator to die in this Congress.

One of the five, Sen. Willis Smith, was also a North Carolina Democrat. The Senate lineup now stands at 47 Democrats, 47 Republicans and 1 independent. A Democrat will doubtless be named to fill Hoey's place. Dr.

George W. Calver, physician to Congress, said Hoey apparently suffered a stroke and died in his He was found sleep about yesterday, afternoon. desk, not long after he had attended a lengthy committee session. CIRO'S BLANK PAPERS Mead Papers dropped a 10-0 verdict to Ciro's in a Heart of Ohio League at the Lockbourne AFB diamond Wednesday night. The game was a make-up of one rained out over the weekend.

No box score was available. AT LEGION HOME Saturday 11 2 p.m. Home Made Noodles and Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Salad, Bread, Butter and Coffee 65c By Legion Auxiliary PUBLIC INVITED! FAIR PROFIT TO HIVE AL WE WOULD BE HEPTO is the basis of ervice our fair prices. TO THE LIVING WARE Funeral Service DIAL 3-2134 AT WORK WITH THE WORD WHO IS MY NEIGHBOR? AT THE Ross County Fair Grounds Friday May 14th at 7:30 P. M.

INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHRISTIAN DRIVE-IN ROSS COUNTY RELIGIOUS FILMS, INC. FREE ADMISSION FREE SCRIPTURES FUTURE FEATURES June 4-Baptist Singspiration. June 11-Life of Jesus Christ. June 18-Salvation Army Band. July 16-Gideon Story.

August 6 and 7-Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. Texas" Town, U. S. Sept. 3-Max Good of Souls Harbor and His Film.

Moonlight DRIVE IN SOUTH OF WAVERLY AT THE JUNCTION OF RTES. 104 and 23 NOW! A MUST TO SEE NOW! SHOULD HOW HAVE WAS SHE TOLD TO HIM, KNOW? SHE Her Parents made the Mistake of Trying to Keep Her Innocent Thru This Story Was Lived by Over 500,000 Girls Last Year! HYGIENIC PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS MOM and DAD ALL-STAR HOLLYWOOD CAST CHILDREN -UNDER 16 Are to Be Accompanied by Parents 2 COMPLETE SHOWS NIGHTLY In Person ELLIOT FORBES ON OUR STAGE OF SENSIBLE SEX' Censor's Proven Wrong! Can Now Be Seen By NURSSS Everyone! Attcedence Standard Oil Ohio Texas Co Timken Roll Bear Transamer Corp 313 Union Carbide United Aircraft 6014 US Rubber Steel Western Union 361 Westinghouse Elec. Woolworth Youngstown Sales 1,070,000 CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK CINCINNATI hogs active; barrows and gilts 25 higher; choice 170-225 28.25; choice 1 and 2, 28.35; 225-240 1b 28.00; 240-260 lb 27.50-75; 260- 300 lb 26.50 27.00; sows steady; choice under 450 lb 22.00-23.50; der 300 lb 23.75; over 45 lb 20.25- 21.00; boars steady to 50 higher; 16.00-50. Cattle 500; calves 150; slaughter steers and heifers steady; cows uneven; most sales steady; instances 50 or more higher, on commercial; bulls steady, ROYAL THEATRE TONITE ONLY "The Four Posters" AND "The Big Break" FRI. AND SAT.

Vengeance Violence GUN FURY TECHNICOLOR ROCK HUDSON DONNA REED PHI CAREY CO-HIT. ONLY TEN HOURS TO 2 IN FIND NEW THE YORK ONE MAN WHO COULD HELP HIM! (VITTORIO GASSMAN GLORIA GRAHAME Ann Robinson Douglas Spencer good and choice slaughter heifers and mixed yearlings 20.00 22.50; heifers 650-800 lb 21.50-22.25; utility and commercial yearlings 15.00- 19.50; utility and commercial cows 12.50-15.50; utility Holsteins 14.00; canners and cutters 10.00 12.50; cutter to commercial bulls 14.00- 16.75; vealers 1.00 higher; most good and choice 19.00-24.00; prime 25.00-26.00; utility 12.00- 18.00. Sheep 100; slaughter classes mostly steady; spring lambs 28.0 down; good and choice 95 lb old crop wooled lambs 22.50; shorn slaughter ewes 3.00-5.00. CINCINNATI PRODUCE CINCINNATI (P) Potatoes 2.10- 5.50. 5.50.

Other produce unchanged. BUDDY'S CARRY OUT and DELICATESSEN 289 E. Main St. Dial 3-4570 BEER WINE MEATS Open 11 Till 11 Daily BUD GASKILL Del A Auto Theatre DELANO AVE. AT MILL TONIGHT FRIDAY SUSPENSE ADVENTURE TECHNICOLOR HIGH APPOINTMENT in Honduras.

GLENN FORD ANN ZACHARY SCOTT SHERIDAN HOWARD HUGHES presents THE RACKET starring ROBERT LIZABETH MITCHUM SCOTT ROBERT RYAN MARRIAGE LICENSE PERKINS-DAUGHERTY: Finley C. Perkins, 37, Bourneville, filling station operator and Violet M. Daughtery, 32, Bourneville, at home. Wilmer Smith Wilmer Smith of near McArthur, a brother of Bundy H. Smith of Chillicothe, died Wednesday afternoon after a short illness.

He had suffered a heart attack at his home on Monday. He formerly resided on East Water St. and was a fireman for the B. O. Railroad before goling into farming.

Surviving are his wife, the former Alma Sims; two brothers, Bundy H. Smith and Mont Smith of Mingo Junction; several children and grandchildren, Service will be Saturday afternoon at the Wrightsel Funeral Home in McArthur. James M. Towell James M. Towell, 61, Frankfort, died at 12:30 a.

m. Thursday at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, lington, following a twoweek illness, Employed by the woods department of the Mead Corporation for 25 years, Mr. Towell was born 1892, Frankfort, the son of David and Eleanor Devine Towell. He was educated in the Frankfort schools and was a member of the ican Legion and St.

Peter's Church. He is survived by four brothers, Monsignor Charles A. ell of Ludlow head of the Catholic Hospital Association, William Towell of Cairo, David B. Towell of this city, and John Towell of Frankfort, and a sister, Miss Mary E. Towell of Frankfort.

Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced. Charles Williamson Sr. Charles Williamson 63, a telephone repairman, died unexpectedly of a heart attack at a. m. Thursday at his home, 580 Beechwood St.

A native of Middleport, he was born Sept. 4, 1890, a son of John, and Emma Kirkendall Williamson. On March 16, 1918 he married Helen Hickman, who survives. During World War Mr. Williamson served as a corporal with Co.

of the 403rd Telephone Battalion. He served in France for more than a year. He was a member of the Walnut St. Methodist Church, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post No. 108, and the IBEW Local 88.

Also surviving are three children, Mrs. Ruth Dillon and Charles both of Columbus, and Richard, at home; four brothers, William of New ville, Silas, Arthur and John, all of Columbus; and two sisters, Mrs. Emma Davis of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Elsie Salisbury Columbus. Service will be at 2 p.

m. Saturday at the Ware Funeral Home, with the Rev. F. W. Knickrehm officiating.

Burial will be in Grandview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p. m. William Wyckoff WAVERLY-William Wyckoff, 18, Piketon, Route 1, died at 5:25 p. m.

Wednesday in University Hospital, Columbus, following surgery for a brain tumor. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyckoff and was a freshman student in the college of agriculture at Ohio State University. His father is manager of the Pike County Farm Bureau.

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