The Titusville Herald from Titusville, Pennsylvania • Page 5

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1959 THE TITUSVILLE HERALD, TITUSVILLE, PENNA. PAGE FIVE Judge Grants 31 Decrees Of Divorce MEADVILLE, Oct. 27-Thirty- one final decrees of divorce were granted in Crawford County Common Pleas Court yesterday by Judge Herbert A. Mook.

The divorces were granted in following cases: Margaret J. Legnosky vs. Wallace S. Legnosky, Edna S. Pero versus Michael J.

Peroj Minnie N. Dempsey versus James V. Helen S. Richards versus William Jack Richards, Mary Barickman versus Lawrence W. Barickman John A.

Hebel Jr. ver- Patricia Ann E. Steele versus Margaret M. Steele, Jeanette S. Porfilio versus Albert P.

Porfilio, Blaine C. Watson versus Betty J. C. Whipo versus "Thomas E. Whipo, Frank Franz Jr.

versus Algene E. Franz, Dorothy Jean Brown, -by her mother and next friend, Helen Rebecca Shaffer versus Merle Clayton Brown, Zeta I. McGaha versus George F. McGaha. Kathryn Grinnell versus Floyd Grinnell, John M.

Mitcham Jr. versus Katherine I. Mitcham, Ella Jean Herring versus Ralph D. Herring, Marian L. Youngkin versus Joseph W.

Youngkin, Ellene M. Johns versus Karl J. Johns, Velma Tomczak versus Raymond Tomczak, Raymond E. Miller, versus Nellie B. 'Miller, Helen L.

Andrews versus William E. Andrews, Diamond Diamond Grange will meet at the ball tonight at 8 o'clock. There will be special music and a lunch following the meeting. Helen M. Whalen versus Thomas J.

Whalen, Leona Grace Ela versus William Edward Ela, Mary Elizabeth Carter versus Marian B. Carter, David C. Magill versus Lois Y. Magill, Patricia Eileen Wilson versus Elmer W. Wilson, Beverly Sharpe versus Donald L.

Sharpe, Barbara Jean'McMich'ael versus Richard Leo McMichael, Jane D'. Lucker versus Clarence Lucker, Roxie Wetzel Hawk versus Charles Klein Hawk, Clarissa Marie Wood versus George L. Wood. DEATHS Mrs. J.

Paul Ludwick Mrs. Laura MacNaughton Lud- wick of 522 W. WaJnut St. at 6 p. m.

yesterday at the Ti-j tusville Hospital following a veryj short illness. She was born in Titusville. the daughter of George and Eliza-! beth Hawthorne MacNaughton. She was married to J. Paul Ludwick in Titusville on Sept.

S. 1923. Mrs. Ludwick was a lifelong resident here and a lifelong member of the First Presbyterian Church of Titusville. She was a member of the Eastern Star, the America Legion Auxiliary, the VFW Auxiliary and the Titusville Woman's Club.

She leaves her husband and three sons. George W. Ludwick, John Ludwick and Robert M. Ludwick, all of Titusville, and nine grandchildren. One brother and one sister preceded her in' death.

Friends may call at the Peter- son Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p. in. today and fron 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. tomorrow and attend the funeral service there at 1 p.

m. Friday. Rev. Richard Shannon Graham, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Mylo Putnam Mylo Putnam, 91, formerly ofj Waterford, died at the Methodist Home, 'Meadville, on Monday afternoon. He was born at Centerville, Nov. 6, 1868, a son of John.and At Meadville: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Porter to Robert W.

Schreckengost, property in Bloomfield Township. Mr. and Mrs. Evan F. Thomas Eleanor Hall Putnam.

He. married the former Laura Kecler. Much of his life was spent in Crawford County, but ih his later active years he was engaged in farming near Waterford. Mr. Putnam entered the form, er Ida M.

Cribbs Methodist Home at Conneautville on Sept. 26, 1947, the home moved to its new location, he became a resident there. He was a member of the Methodist Church Waterford. Surviving is his wife, who is a resident of the home. to Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Woods I Scott, property in Bloomfield Township. Mr. and Mrs. Richard R.

Britton to Mr. and Mrs. Lisle E. Coy, property in Woodcock Township. Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Porter to Olen A. Olson, property in Bloomfield Township. Mr. and Mrs.

Martin R. Bruce to Mary Ellen Preuhs, property in Bloomfield Township. Mr. and Mrs. Martin R.

Bruce to Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Miller, property in Bloomfield Township. Mr.

and Mrs. Martin R. Bruce to Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Nicola, property in Bloomfieid Township. At Franklin: Harold Robb Shay and others to Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Omie- cinski, property in Jackson Township.

OTHERS BOAST ABOUT "HOLDING" THE PRICE LINE owers more than bated cw manufacturer'i ttiXgtuled tieliiJtreJ lor Monterey 2-ttoor I960 1959. No "numbers game" this. We can actually sell you a brand-new Mercury Monterey for just a few pennies a day more than you'd pay 1 for the best new Fords, Chevrolets, or Plymouths. A few pennies a day we'll put you in the best-built, best-looking, best-riding car on the road. Come on in see what we mean.

426 S. Franklin Street Titusville, Pennsylvania GJljr uJtttwuUlr BREVITIES Curry Cleaners, 3-3141. Advance Cleaners, 5-0301. Harvey Uubiel Supply. 3-3211 Vote for Joscphson for Council.

Dot's Beauty Shop, permanents $6 complete, phone 3-8473. Voters! Hear Dr. C. M. Sonne, Republican-candidate for Mayor, over WTIV tonight at 5:30.

Swiss steak supper at Hydetown Methodist Church tonight 5:30 p. m. Adults $1, children 50c. Have your wall to wall carpet cleaned and mothproofed. Call Hoover Rug Cleaning, Idl.

2-3017. Ray'monizing costs no more than ordinary cleaning. Raymond Cleaners, phone Oil City 4-1229. Permanent wave special starting at $5.50 and up. Janet's Beauty Shop, 936 E.

Main phone 3-2SH. Attention F. 0. members: Kiddies' Halloween party Thursday night starting at 7 p. m.

Prizes, treat and movies. Beauty Centre, 204 S. Franklin phone 3-3561. Shampoo 75c, finger wave 75c, haircut $1, manicure $1, permanents $7 up. American Legion Auxiliary members meet at Legion Hall 7:30 tonight to pay respects to late chaplain, Laura M.

Ludwick. Children's Halloween party at the Titusville Country Club will be Oct. 29. For reservations call 3-5392 or after 4 call 3-5721. Attention Elks and (heir guests: After the Rockets take the measure of Franklin hurry on down to the Elks Seafood Bar, serving 9 till midnight.

The price is right. Meeting at 5 p. m. The joint meeting of city, county and school district officials to set the tax" collector's salary for the next four years will he at 5 p. m.

today, in Titusville's City Hall. More Expensive Parking Warren borough will soon increase the parking meter rate to 10 cents an hour and 5 cents a half hour. The present rate is 5 cents an hour. Bids will be received on 70 new meters ori Nov. 9.

Seek Higher of the Oil City fire and police department submitted separate petitions Monday night asking Oil City Council to include a general pay raise next year, The same department sought a similar pay raise last year, hut were informed by council that they were too late included in the 1959 budget. Hurt Near Canadohta State Police of the Corry substation learned yesterday afternoon that Paul McGinnett of Erie had been injured in an auto accident Sunday morning at the intersection of Route 8 and the Canadohta Lake Road. McGinnett had been taken to St. Vincent's Hospital at Erie, where he. was treated for a bruised shoulder and released.

Layoffs at Warren DeLuxe Metal Products of Warren has laid off 30 workers, their first layoff due to the 104-day-old steel strike. Plant Manager Alvin C. Amos Jr. said it was "regrettable" to lay off the workers due to lack of steel and not of business. Recalling of the thirty em- ployes will be determined by the condition of the steel market specifically, Amos said.

Workers will return to the plant.the "instant supplies begin to arrive," he added. Delivering Election Supplies The first distribution of ballot boxes and election supplies for the Nov. 3 general election next Tuesday was made Tuesday in Venango County's rural precincts! Supplies were taken to Clintonville, Emlcnton and Polk Boroughs and Frenchcreek, Mineral, Victory, Jrwin, Clinton, Scrub- grass, Rockland, Richland, Cranberry and Pinegrove Townships. Today, all of Oil City's 21 pre- FUNERAL NOTICES LUDWICK-Friends of Mrs. J.

Paul Ludwick will be received at the Peterson Funeral from 7 to 9 p. m. today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. tomorrow.

The funeral service will held there at 2 p. m. Friday. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. funeral service 'for James J.

McDonald will be held at 10 m. today- at St. Titus' Church. Interment will in St. Catharine's Cemetery.

Arrangements are by the Peterson Funeral Home. POPEYE Today on Page 3 cincts will be serviced along with Pleasantville Borough, Oakland, Cherrytree, Allegheny, and-Oil- creek Township, all'five of Cornplanter Township's polling places Rouseville and Sugarcreek 1, 5 and 6. Facm Checks in Mail State Treasurer Robert F. Kent reported today that 33,840 were submitted by farmers requesting refund of the Pennsyk vania liquid fuels taxes paid by them on fuel to operate their ma. chinery for agricultural purposes.

Kent, who is also chairman of iho Board of Finance and 'Revenue, said thai. $1,895,500 has been paid to the farmers since July 1959; the first legal day to apply for a refund of the. five-cent per gallon tax on last year's of gasoline. He added that 22,573 checks ed out lo date, leaving approximately 11,267 claims to be pro-, cessed and checks prepared lor mailing by Nov. 30.

Synthetic have almost completely displaced the natural dyes of vegetable and animal origin to brighten colorful fabrics, pottery and glass. You'll see two HORROR HITS guaranteed to give you most spine-tingling time! You'll SHUDDER and SHIVER but you'll love every minute of these Hits DOUBLE HORROR! IJ 471VI NOW PLAYING ADULTS Mat. Sac. Eve. 79c; CHILDREN anytime 20c MATINEE EVERY DAY 1:30, EVENING PLUS- PinumcD IN TIN SKONDS I'HANDLER THOUSANDS win.