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OJituanllb FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, i960 PAGE FIVE Pellet Gun Kills Boy, 12 WARWOOD, W. Va. (AP)-A 12-year-old Ohio County boy was shot in the heart Wednesday by a pellet gun when his young sister was twirling it over her head. The victim was Robert Schenerlein, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Schenerlein of Riley-Delaplaine Road near Warwood. Investigating officers said the victim and his two younger sisters were playing in the basement when one of the girls picked up the pellet rifle. Suddenly it discharged and the pellet went into Robert's heart. He died shortly after being admitted to Wheeling Hospital Tokyo Shaken By Mild Quake TOKYO (AP) The Tokyo- Yokohama region was shaken by a mild earthquake Thursday. The epicenter of the tremor, which lasted several seconds, was located 37 below the earth's surface off the Boso Peninsula, south of Tokyo, There were no reports of damage.

VDNEHAL NOTICES of Mrs. One T. Bower may call at the late residence at Bethel (Franklin RD 3) today and Saturday am attend the funeral service there at 2:30 p. m. Sunday.

Intermeni will be in the Sunville Cemetery The Williams Funeral Home Diamond, RD 1, is in charge of funeral arrangements. HUBER Tba funeral service for Herbert W. Huber will be held at the Charles A. Morrison Funeral Home, Oil City, at 11 a.m. today with interment in Plumer Cemetery.

LAMBERT-Friends of Floyd W. Lambert may call at the Howard E. Johnson Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. today.

A private funeral service will be held there Ihe family has asked that flowers be omitted. funeral service for Mrs, Eva Jeanette Schneider will be held at the Peterson Funeral Home at 2 p. m. today. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.

When answering a want ad, say you saw it in The Herald. Sdod-Wvd dMroom cksries for kindergarten 1mc the junior set. Smart little sboec designed to rest beneath desks for prancing gaily 'round the playground. to 7 .45 i 1 never hear aqoeal of protest from the girl who wears this pretty plush pie tie. Scotch-guard treated to defy the wettest, wickedest weather.

More bounce to ounce ia the walkable crepe aad .99 ESBORO'S CAPTWO A 8 .99 And whin conn to wear this boe-ea- Mftr toagh But from of Blackboard and Kidd no leather has erer Mt friendlier-or served more faithfully than Wttboro's neilow grain. This shoe fMtvna comfort too rubber sole, bard and flexible itoel shanks. Come in eatdi TOwneUr paJr Hugh Jones FAMILY SHOE STOKE W. Spring St. Titusville, Pa.

BREVITIES Curry CJeaners, 3-3141. Advance Cleaners, 5-0301. Tracy Funeral Home 7-4321. Harvey Dublel Supply M21L Lowest prices always at your two McCandrew Drug stores. New fall suede and leather handbags at Thompson Cosmetic Center.

Dry Cleaning in by 10, out by 2 by request. Open till 9 p. m. Fridays. Curry Dry Cleaners.

Tarr's Christian Supply moved from RFD 3 to 119 Diamond Titusville. New phone 5-4471. Bus to OiJ City tonight. Leave News Stand 530 p. m.

Leave Oil City 9:10 p. m. Round trip 50c. Collins Radio-TV service closed Friday night at 5 o'clock. Open Monday morning, Aug.

29, at 9 o'clock. New shipment "Arpege" and "My Sin" perfumes, colognes and spray mists at Thompson Cosmetic Center. For smoothest of rides and greatest of safety, buy U. S. Royal tires from F.

Alberti, station and garage. Wonderful special on imported famous colognes and other toiletries. See Thompson Cosmetic Center's ad, page 3. V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary ice cream social tonight from 7 to 9 m.

in Scheide, Park, Tickets 35c each or 3 for JLOO. In case of rain the social win be held Saturday afternoon. V.F.W. family picnic Sunday, Jrants Park. Turkey dinner 1 p.

m. Family Single $1.50. 3-5831, before 6 for reserva- ion or bring basket lunch. Free pop, ice cream, games, contests, prizes. For One Cent Parking meters in downtown Oil City are being converted, on a trial basis, to use jennies.

Motorists who park on he city's main streets will get six minutes for each cent inserted the meter. Motorist Charged George E. Buser of 437 Roberts St. was iarged with reckless driving by ocal police at 8:10 p. m.

yester- ay at the corner of Walnut and Srown streets. Buser was driving a 1957 model car at the time, said. Hit-Run Reported Vincent Deemer of. 726 W. Elm St.

told wlice yesterday that his 1960 station wagon had been damaged by an unidentified vehicle while' his car had been parked in front of his home. The left rear door' of Mr. Deemer's station wagon was damaged. Plane in Trouble? Mrs. Elva McCrea of Pleasantville, after learning of an airplane being missing since Tuesday, Aug.

16, told The Herald that a plane, THE LOCAL R. Radmors, right, shares congratulations with Leonard R. Santore of Greensboro at the 41st annual- VFW Department Convention in Harrisburg. Mr. Radmore was installed as commander of the department's 28th district, comprising Crawford, Erie and Mercer counties.

Mr. Santore was elected state commander. seeming to be in trouble, was heard about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 17, and it was headed eastward toward Tionesta.

Open Garage Bids Franklin City Council yesterday received a low bid of 538,700 to erect a city garage and maintenance building on ths site of the former city barn. The low bid from Dale A. Schreckengost of Franklin was one of two received. The other for $40,796, was'from L. 0.

Bouquin of Oil City. Stolen at Gunpoint Tirusville police were alerted yesterday- to watch for a 1955 Ford that had been stolen in Sharon by four men, who had taken the auto from its owner at gunpoint and fled. The car had a green bottom, cream top and bore the Pennsylvania license plate: Juvenife Petitions Filedr-Police yesterday filed juvenile petitions against five youths string of thefts in the district They are William A. O'Donnell, 17, Dave Dempsey, 15, Kenneth E. Gilson, 17, Charles M.

Bowles, 17, all of Titusville, and Men R. Cochran, 17, of Titusville, Star Route. More petitions, will be filed later, police said. President George Washington aad only four members' in his cabinet. President Eisenhower has 10.

Claim Largest Bubble Gun 'GREENSBURG, Pa. (AP)-The Safety Development Corp. Thursday announced the development of a generator capable of producing cubic feet of foam per minute and spraying it 2,000 feet away. President Robert W. Barnes said the machine, described as the world's largest bubble gun, will- be used 'primarily for extinguishing industrial fires.

It also can be used to cover citrus groves and fruit orchards to prevent frost damage, Hydetown Man's Cousin Succumbs George Donovan of Hydetown, received word of the death, of his cousin Elizabeth Spalding. of Lincoln, Neb. Mrs. Spaulding died suddenly of a'stroke at Hammond, She was the daughter of the late Charles, and Jenny Earley and a sister of the late James Early, al of Centerville. Mrs.

Spaulding is survived by her husband, Charles Spaulding; three daughters, a son and severa cousins. To placa an' Ad Phone 2-2241 FINAL Summer Values to $7.98 All Remaining Ladies' Sleeveless Blouses Values to 52.98, and One Group Children's Sportswear Dresses Ladies' Halter Tops Terry Cloth Topper With Hats. and Two White Summer Purses 99. Remaining Ladies' and Girls' Summer Coats and Sportswear also Men's and Boys' Summer Jackets and Sport Shirts Price Sale Sale Sale PLAYTEX Long Line Bras $5.95 $4.95 PLAYTEX Living Bras Reg. $3.95 ea.

2 for $6:89 We Give ft Green Stamps on AH Terms as Agreed. PEOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE 210 S. Franklin St. $4141 DEATHS Floyd W. Lambert Floyd W.

Lambert, 66, died al his home, 224 N. Petroleum St. at 11:15 a. m. yesterday.

He was born Jan. 25, 1894, in Keating Summit, Potter County the son of the late James B. anc Mary Stocker Lambert. He married Mary A. Sullivan Nov.

19 1940. Mr. Lambert was educated in schools at St. Marys. He enlistee on June 26," 1917, and served overseas with the AEF in the 3rd battalion, 365th infantry and in the 2nd Army headquarters troop depot.

He was commissioned as a first lieutenant and was discharged April 9, 1919. Mr. Lambert was a member of the officers reserve from 1919 to 1934. Before coming to Titusville in 1929 as salesmanager for United Hardware and Supply he was a plumbing and heating engineer and traveling sales representative for the American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Mr.

Lambert retired in 1954 because of ill healths was a member of the American Legion Cleo Ross Post 368 and the AM Keystone Lodge 455 of Erie. Surviving Mr. Lambert are his a sister, Miss Maude Lambert of York, and three brothers, C. N. Lambert, Avery C.

Lambert and William B. Lambert, all of Erie. Friends may call at the Howard Johnson Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. today.

A private funeral service will be held at the funeral home Saturday. The family has asked that flowers please be omitted. Hugh Green Hugh Green, 84, resident of Crawford County, died early yesterday at his home in Montana. Born in East Troy, he was the son of Lyman and Rebecca McCurdy Green. Surviving are two children, Mrs.

lone Cooper, of, Florida and' Norman at his Rose Green; a brother, Ernest Green of 215 N. and two sisters, Tracy of 752 W. Spring St, and. Mrs. Anna Foust of 217 N.

Monroe' St Burial will be held Monday in Forsythe, Mont Mrs. Neil McKay Mrs. Nellie McKay, 95, of died yesterday afternoon after a. 'long illness. She was born at Troy" Center April 23; daughter of Almond" and Mary E.

Rose Heath. She was- married to Neil McKay who preceded her in daath. Mrs. McKay-was a member of the Calvary Episcopal. Church of Townvilla.

Surviving are a. son, Almond D. McKay of Albany, N. three grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Two daughters, preceded her in death: Norma Baker an Edith Simon.

The funeral arrangements, i charge of the Willis L. Arnold Fu neral Home of Townville, are in complete. Harry L. Geary Harry L. Geary, 84, of 511 Main St.

died at 8:45 p.m. Wednes day ia the Titusville Hospital fo lowing a short illness. Born in Titusville, he was a so of the late Patrick and EUe Melloy Geary. On May 31, 1905 he married Anne Murphy of Titus ville who died on April 14, 191 Mr. Geary was a member of th Holy Name Society of St.

Titu. Church. Surviving are a son, Francis Geary of Flint, a daugh ter, Mrs. Marie Coulter of Laa sing, 12 grandchildren an 19 great tw brothers, John Geary of Ludington and James Geary of Titus ville, and cousin, Catherin Geary who. has made her horn with the family since childhooc Friends may call at the W.

Curtis Funeral Home from 2 to and 7 to 10 p. m. today. Rosarj will be recited there at 9 o'cloc this evening. Requiem High Mas will be celebrated dt 9 a.m.

Satur day in St. Titus Church with inter ment following in St. Catharine' Cemetery. Mrs. Orie T.

Bower Mrs. Mary Edith Thompson Bower of Bethel (Franklin, RD 3 died at 1:30 a.m. yesterday a her home following an illness eight years. She was bora near Dempseytown the daughter of the late Gilbert and Euphemia Mitchell Thompson She was married' to 0. T.

Bower The couple had lived at Sunvill until three-years ago, at which time' they moved to the Beth'e vicinity. Mrs. Bower was a member tire Sunville Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband; three Miss Isla Bower a iome, Mrs. Raymond Deets of Dia mond, RD, and Mrs.

Reed of Oil City, RD; a son, Wil lianv Bower of Knox; five grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Ber tha Putman of Erie, and a broth er, John Thompson of Dempsey town. The body is at the residence, where friends may call today'ant Saturday. The funeral service wil be held there at 2:30 p.m. Sunday with Rev.

J. L. Murray, pastor the West Springfield Methodis, Churc, officiating. He will be assisted by Rev. Victor Redfoot, pastor of the Bethel Methodist Church.

Interment will be in the Sunville Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are the Williams Funeral Home Chapmanville. POLITICAL UPDATING CHANDLER, Okla. (AP) A erected'before the Democratic National Convention read: 'Lyndon B. Johnson for President" It was changed after the convention to "Lyndon B.

Johnson President in 1964." IF YOUR NEW HOME'S IN THE PUNNING STAGE Bring Your Plans and Come In and Talk Over the Terms of a Convenient, Dividend Confidenlial Paid on Home Loan. Full Paid Stock. Titusville Building Loan Assn. Rooms Second National Bank Building Phone The territory we servo includes that within the limits ot Titusville, Hydetown and Pleasantville. Jazz Festival In Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH (AP)-Area jazz fans will get a chance to hea some of the top names in the jaz world over the Labor Day week end when the city plays host its first modern musical festival The festival will be held at th city's Melody Tent.

It will feature such jazz stars as Dave Brubeck Woody Herman, Dizzy Gillespie and Nina Simone. Jazz Horizons Unlimited, a loca non-profit organization, is sponsor ing the festival. Two perform ances will be held each night, Sept 2, through Sept. 4, with differen musicians featured each night Jazz Horizons is an butgrowti of Radio WKPA, New Kensington Phil Brooks, WKPA disc, jockey and club president, said profits will be used to promote more jazz festivals and periodicals. She Wouldn't Be Amused LONDON (AP)-Queen Victoria would not be amused but a pair of her drawers and a chemise were put up for.

sale Wednesday in Louden. The seller is Mrs. G. Vine whose grandmother once as linen maid at Queen Victoria'; home. Satisfied the undies are genuine M.

R. Holmes, keeper at the. Lon don Museum, said: "When she died all her personal effects were given to her staff. Each garmenl has the queen's monogram em broidered on it" MINERALS Mrs. George W.

Fink The funeral service for Mrs Hannah J. Fink was held this afternoon ia the Fink Ridge Free Methodist Church with Rev. L. Lindsey of Titusville, officiating Rev. Adolph Steed of Titusville read the scripture and Mrs.

0. Thrall offered prayer. The hymn "Oh'Come Angel. Band," was sung by John Twitchell, and the iymn, "My. Home Sweet was sung by Mr.

Twitchell anc Lindsey. At the graveside service, the hymn, "I'll Meet You in-the Morning," was sung by the congregation. Interment was in Fink Ridge IDemetery. Pallbearers were Pau Fink, George Fink, Lloyd Fink Edward Fink, Robert Fink anc Alvin Cubbison. Arrangements were by the Torrey and Hayes Funeral Home ia Spartansburg.

Obituary Mrs. Ruth May, the widow of Rev. David 0. May, former Methodist minister at Hydetown and Centerville, died Tuesday night at the Smith Institute at Saegertown. Her body was taken to the Kennedy Funeral Home in Meadville and then to Youngstown, 0., for cremation.

The ashes were re- urned to the Kennedy Funeral feme a nephew from Gran- 0., took them to Granville or interment There was no funeral service. KENNEDY FOR KENNEDY KENNEDY, Minn. (AP) Kennedy, a town in northwestern YCnnesota, is expected to go for "ack in the November presidential election. The. wheat belt community normally votes heavily Democratic.

Jut its most prominent native on, Rep. Odin a Re- Langen was flie only Republican two years ago to un- eat a House Democrat AUTS Friday and Saturday lYlORCUFTHBHUl TIMMESSfl IHUUMS OincMlq joscra tniMuncnm PLUS Cartoon 8:45 Young 8:52 Suddenly IfcM Got Careless? PITTSBURGH (AP) John Isett, 50, of Pittsburgh, who had a local reputation for painting in high places, was killed Thursday in a five-foot fall from a ladder. or fifteen not too seriously, but arKrays a aJfeg (or senovw coMid The property owner faewg of foe, wHxifkwm, and ex- ploeion, as wefl Mid other leas otmows fait to to the pvotedtkM offered by iMunwce. We MC to Kinney Insurance and Estate Colonel Drake Hotel Building" Phone 5-3265 ENTERTAINMENT IN COOL COMFORT CONDITIONED HI Adults: Mat 55c, Eve. 70c.

Children anytime 20c. Mat. 1:30 7:00 TODAY AND TOMORROW ITSMUMNt ITS SUED TOTEM! ORIGINAL THREE STOOGES CUtttY MOE PLUS COMING SUNDAY PLUS VINCENT PRICE POPEYE by Bill Zoboly and Ralph Stein OWES DOSSES IBM ASK AN 1 A 16 A) SWCU,.