The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 35

G. Are Saturday William E. Fulton Musical Era Ends With Ace Brigode By RAY REDMOND Of Our Medina County Bureau CHIPPEWA LAKE A bed shoulders with the great fighters, and politicians of at 67. Athos C. "Ace" Brigode, the smiling maestro of the Virginians who was a personal friend of Glenn Miller, Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, Lawrence Welk and Paul Whiteman, will be missed by band men and dance fans from coast to coast.

Medina Countians also came to love the effervescent music maker who put aside his baton in 1948 to become publicity manager of Chippewa Park. It was the human touch, the good word, the sunny optimism of the man that will be longest remembered. Ace deplored bop music and rock 'n' roll. He kept predicting that someday danceable music would return to the nation's ballrooms. He refused to book rock 'n' roll the lat lake.

THE DECLINE of the big name bands and the falloff in attendance at the dance halls worried Ace. He insisted that dance music, should have harmony and melody. He frown on crews like Stan Kenton's and Sauter-Finnegan's, claiming they didn't play danceable music. So Ace would look for musicians who liked to follow the music and play musical standards. He pioneered the use here of an electric organ with an orchestra to produce the kind of melody he loved so well.

Back In the carefree jazz era in New York City, Brigode was a headliner in the dance band world. Ace's outfit made some of the first phonograph records including best sellers "Yessir, That's My Baby," I'll See You In My Dreams," and Alabama Bound." Ace quit the music business in 1946 at a time when the draft had taken many of his musicians and wartime transportation was a headache. At Chippewa Ace became Manager Parker Beach's right arm. He booked dance bands and variety shows, lined up factory picnics, worked up promotional layouts. DEATH caused by an old heart ailment wrote the final chapter in the happy little music man's life.

Services will be Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Kindig Funeral Home, Seville. Mr. Brigode was a 32nd De.

gree Mason. He leaves his wife, Theresa; two sons, Rob. ert of Lebanon and Richard of St. Marys; a daughter, Mrs. James Knott of Pasadena, and a sister, Augusta of Cincinnati.

Friends may call at the funeral home, where Masonic services will be held tonight at 8. Burial will be at Mound Hill Cemetery. JOSIE E. LARSON Josie E. Larson, 65 a private secretary at Firestone Tire Rubber Co.

for 37 years, died Thursday in City Hospital. Miss I Larson, a life resident of Akron, retired last June. She lived at 40 Harcourt dr. She was a member of Bethany Lutheran Church. She leaves a brother, Oscar, Miss Larson of Akron.

Services will be at 1:30 p. m. Monday in the Kesler Funeral Home with burial in East Akron Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 Saturday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Sunday. VICTOR E. HAMILTON Services for Victor E. Hamilton, 57, of 1576 Canton will be at 8 tonight in the Rossi Funeral Chapel, the Rev. G.

G. Benson officiating. Mr. Hamilton, who died Monday City Hospital, was a machinist. Born in Lima, he was an Akron resident 40 years.

Friends may call at the chapel from 2 to 4 this after. noon and from 7 to 9 tonight. Cremation will be Saturday in the Highland Park Crematory at Cleveland. LOY W. WESTFALL, Loy W.

West. fall. Massillon Electricians died Thursday in City Hospital, after a short illness. Mr. Westfall was an ploye of the Patterson Electric Co.

and a 47-year resident in the area. He was born in Weston, W. Va. A World War 1 veteran, he was also a member of Adoniram Lodge 517, Billow Chapter, OES. and Electricians Local 306.

Mr. Westfall attended the Evangelical Reformed Church. He leaves his wife, Iva; sons, George R. of Des Moines, Iowa, and Loy Glenn, at home: daughters, Mrs. Mildred Hansrote of Omaha, and Audrey, at home; five grandchildren; a brother, Theodore, in Oregon, and sisters, Mrs.

Fahyma Allen in Oregon, Mrs. Osa Corbett in Arkansas and Nina Westfall of Medina. Services will be Saturday at 3 p. m. in Eckard-Baldwin Fu- 1 happy little music man who rubdance band leaders, prize the Roaring Twenties, is dead neral Home, the Rev.

J. Theodore Bucher officiating. Burial. will be in Greensburg Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home, where Adoniram Lodge 517 will conduct Masonic rites tonight at 7.

MRS. MAUD F. SWARTZ Mrs. Maud F. Swartz, formerly of Akron, died Thursday at the Masonic Home in Springfield, O.

She was 87. Swartz was a native of Pennsylvania and lived in Akron 43 years. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Castrelicaves a son, Henry of Barberton, and a grandchild. Services will be at 3 p. m.

Monday at the Schermesser Funeral Home, in Greenlawn Cemetery. Friends may call from 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday and until serv. ices Monday at the funeral home.

VIRGINIA REED Reed, daughter of Mr. Mrs. James C. Reed Virginia, 1361 W. Center Apt.

548, died Thursday in Chil-4 dren's Hospital four hours after she was born in Akron General Hospital. The baby also leaves two sisters, Brenda and Victoria; a brother, James Edward, and three grandparents, Mrs. Bell Trusky and Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Reed of Akron.

Graveside services will be at 3:30 p. m. Saturday in Greenlawn Memorial Park, the Rev. John F. Duffy Jr.

officiating. The Prentice Co. Funeral Home, 856 Coburn has charge. EDWARD A. POMERANING After suffering a heart attack Thursday while at work in the B.

F. Goodrich Co. plant, Edward A. Pomeraning, 61, of 380 E. Voris was pronounced dead in the firm's medical center.

Mr. PomeranPing had been under a doctor's care re for a heart ailment. He was employed 43 Mr. nal finishing years in the fi- Pomeraning, the Goodrich tire division. Born in Merrill, he was an Akron resident 45 years.

He was a member of Concordia Lutheran Church for 40 years and was a social member of the Sons of Herman Club. He also belonged to the Goodrich Twenty Year Club and Goodrich Local 5, United Rubber Workers. Mr. Pomeraning leaves his wife, Lucy a Carl E. of Cleveland; two sisters, Mrs.

Minnie Marquard of Sawyerwood and Mrs. Ella Fledger of Bay City, and a brother, Emil of Merrill. Services will be at 2 p. m. Saturday in the Concordia Lutheran Church, the Rev.

Ernest A. Eggers officiating. The family will receive friends Dunn-Quigley Funeral from 2 to 4 "Home this afternoon; from 7 to 9 tonight and from noon Saturday until the time of the serv. ARTHUR C. HUTCHISON Arthur C.Hutchison, 84, for.

mer Akron resident for 40 years, died Thursday in Mal. vern, where he had lived for the past 17 years. A native of Bath he had been employed at the Fire. stone Tire Rubber Co. He was a member of the company's 30 and 50-year clubs.

He also belonged to the Woodsmen of the World Lodge, Akron. and St. Martin's Christian Church, Malvern. He leaves one grandson, Archie Hutchison; one granddaughter, Jane Ebner, and 10 great grandchildren. Services will be Monday at 1 p.

m. the Deckman Funeral Home, Malvern, with the Rev. Walter Heber officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill Burial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon and evening.

HORACE BRICE 856 Horace Brice of 482 Perkins until st. died at his residence late Thursday. Services are being arranged by the Wilson Funeral Home. MRS. PARKINSON Mrs.

Euphemia A. Parkinson. 74. a native of Ontario. died Thursday afternoon.

A resident of Akron 12 years, she lived at 1115 East av. Mrs. Parkinson came to the United States from Hamilton, 35 years ago. She leaves her husband. Charles daughters, Mrs.

Brenda Ayers of Barberton and Mrs. Holben of Pittsburgh, grandchilGladys, dren, and a brother. Wallace Johnston of Alma. Mich. Friends may call at the Campfield Funeral Home in Barberton, where Saturday services will be at 2:30 p.

m. The Rev. George Sweeney will officiate. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Phoenix Memorial Fund at the University of Michigan.

Retired Akron Doctor Dies In San Antonio Dr. William Everett Fulton, 84, a retired Akron physician, died Thursday in the Randolph Air Force Base Hos- pital at San Antonio, Formerly of 15 W. York Dr. Fulton had been living with a son, Col. Charles E.

Fulton of San Antonio, the last three years. ACE BRIGODE danceable music Ex-Engineer At Hospital Dies At 82 One of Akron's oldest stationary engineers, Charles F. Robertson. 82, of 994 Sawyer died Thursday in St. Thomas Hospital after a three-month illness.

A native of Toledo, Mr. Robertson came to Akron district in 1910. He was an engineer for the Pennsylvania Railroad, Mr. Robertson the Munroe Falls Paper Summit County Home and Hospital, City Hospital and St. Thomas Hospital.

He retired two years ago. Mr. Robertson was a be rof Grace Brethren Church and several fraternal groups. He married his first wife, Olive, in 1900 and they celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1950. She died in 1955 and later Mr.

Robertson married the former Grace Shuttleworth. Besides the second Mrs. Robertson, he leaves three Harvey Cuyahoga Falls, Samuel of Cieveland and Charles of Mentor; ter, Amanda Baily of Steubenville; seven grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today at the Gregory Funeral Home, Stow. where services will be at 2 p.

m. Saturday. Burial will be in Northfield Cemetery, MRS. C. ANDREWS Services for Mrs.

Christine Andrews of Albuquerque, N. a former Akron resident, will be at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Billow Akron Chapel, Rev. C.

A. Colwell officiating. Mrs. Andrews, who died Tuesday in Albuquerque, was a native of Ohio and a resi. of Akron and Cuyahoga Falls 25 years.

Three months ago she moved to Albuquer. que to make her home with a daughter, Mrs. Sarah McLain, Beacon Journal editorial department employe. Mrs. McLain is the wife of Maj.

Stephen McLain. An employe of the Akron YMCA for 15 years, Andrews retired in January, 1957. She was a member of the Collinwood Congregational Church in Cleveland and the Grandmothers Club of Akron. She also leaves a son. Paul of Cleveland; another daughter, Mrs.

Mabelle Howell of Warren, two grandchil. dren. and a sister, Mrs. Mary Mall of Cleveland. Friends may call at the funeral chapel from 4 to 9 p.

m. Saturday, Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery at Cleve. land. G. M.

FAHNESTOCK A former truck driver for the City of Akron, George M. Fahnestock. 1111 Ira died today in City Hospital after an illness of more than three months. He also had been employed by the Quaker Oats Co. Born in Chambersburg, he was an Akron resident years.

Mr. Fahnestosk leaves his wife. Alma six daughters in Frederick. two stepdaughters, Mrs. John Rhea of Memphis, and Mrs.

Doris Williford of Brinkley, a stepson. Alvin G. Stake of Akron, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Warner of Chambersburg. The body will be taken to Chambersburg Monday for services and burial Tuesday.

Friends may call at the Prentice Co. Funeral Home, 856 Coburn from noon until 9 p. m. Sunday. AUTOMOTIVE PURCHASING POSITION A Cleveland company with excellent standing in its industry offers opportunity for young engineer with 1 to 3 years' experience in automotive or related fields.

This staff position requires understanding of basic automotive equipment and parts, and ability to consult and negotiate with users and suppliers. Replies should include detailed information regarding education, experience, and salary requirements. All replies will be treated confidentially. Box No. R-94, Akron Beacon Journal 1902 graduate of the old Starling Medical School in Columbus which later became the Ohio State University Medical School.

Dr. Fulton was a native of Woodsfield, and an Akron resident 42 years. He was a member of the National Presbyterian Church in Washington, D. C. He leaves another son, Hubert A.

of Ghent; a daughter, Mrs. F. Malcolm Flower of Akron; nine grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; two brothers, Dr. J. P.

Fulton of Akron and Vernon of Martins Ferry, and two sisters. Mrs. Bertha Bauer of Woodsfield and Mrs. Kathrine Holden of Ravenna. THE PHYSICIAN a SERVICES will be at 3 p.

m. Monday in the Billow Memorial Chapel, Cuyahoga Falls, the Rev. Norman E. Crewson and the Rev. William O.

Little officiating. Friends may call at the chapel from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday. Burial will be in Rose Hill Burial Park.

PATRICK McGARRY Former Akronite Patrick William McGarry, 6-week-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. McGarry of 876 Main Wintersville, died Wednesday of pneumonia. The family moved to Wintersville only five days ago.

Other survivors are a brother, Michael a sister, Lorraine and the grandparents, Mrs. Ruth Lucas and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Smith, of Akron.

Services will be at 2:30 p. m. Saturday in the Eckard-Baldwin Funeral Home, the Rev. A. H.

Miller officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 tonight. Burial will be in Rose Hill Burial Park. MRS. LILLIE BIVINS A former Akronite, Mrs.

Lillie Bivins of 833 W. McIntosh Milledgeville, died Thursday of a heart attack. She taught in Milledgeville's Eddie High School before coming to Akron. She was employed here by the B. F.

Goodrich Co. When she returned to Milledgeville in 1954 after 35 years here, she resumed her teaching at the high school. Mrs. Bivins leaves her husband, Willie. Services will be at 1 p.

m. Sunday in Flagg's Chapel Baptist Church at Milledgeville. CHARLES L. VONDERAU Services for Charles L. Vonderau, 67, of 1466 Chippewa will be at 9:30 a.

m. Saturday in the Church of the Annunciation. Mr. Vonderau, who died Wednesday in Crile Veterans Hospital, was a retired veteran employe of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. He served in the Navy in World War I.

Friends may call at the Hummel Funeral Home. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. MRS. PAULINE CALGOS Mrs. Pauline E.

Calgos, 55. of 1849 Shaw today in City Hospital after a threeyear illness. Born in Uniontown, she was an Akron 32 years. She was a of resident. the Akron Baptist Temple.

Mrs. Calgos leaves a son, Thomas, and a daughter, Mrs. Sophia Baker of Akron; five grandchildren; her mother, Mrs. Mary Markovich of Uniontown; three sisters. Mrs.

Ann Pateli of Akron. Mrs. Helen Banthem Maryland and Mrs. Josephine Ricelli of Cleveland. Services are being arranged at the Adams Funeral Home.

MRS. LAURA S. DAVIS ALLIANCE Mrs. Laura Slater Davis, wife of the late vice president of R. H.

Freitag Manufacturing Co. of Akron and a prominent farm woman. died Thursday afternoon her home. She had been ill four months. Mrs.

Davis of RD 2. Davis a three-month illness. was a life resident of this area. She and her husband Albert, owned a large farm estate north of Alliance. He died in 1955.

She was a member of Limaville Methodist Church, Farm Bureau Council, Union Grove Farm Women's Club, Amaranth, Auxiliary, of Knights Templar and Lexington Grange. Mrs. Davis leaves one sister, Mrs. Alice Morey of Alliance. Friends may call Sunday from 7 to 9 p.

m. at the Myers Funeral Home in Alliance, where services will be Monday at 1:30 p. m. The Rev. Donald Snyder will officiate.

Burial will be in Fairmount Memorial Park. MRS. LENA McAFEE ORRVILLE Services for Mrs. Orville, Lena McAfee, 72, of RD 1, will be Saturday at 3 p. m.

in the Auble-Hooley Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. A life resident of this area, Mrs. McAfee died Wednesday in Dunlap Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was a member of the United Church of Christ.

She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Hollis Auble of Orrville; a son, Dean of Orlando, three grandchildren; brothers John Amstutz of Kidron and Walter of Orrville, and a sister, Mrs. J. B. McDowell of Akron.

Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. Area Deaths Robert E. Lance, 85, retired Medina William H. Memmer, 76, John F. Hagan, 19, Ashland, dies after brain tumor surgery.

Case, 64, Nankin, Ashland Effie Hershberger, 38, North Emma F. Snow, 76, near Canal Rodney 0. Stockwell, 74, Jules Perret, 82, Smithville David H. Sprague, 69, Ravenna. Deaths Elsewhere Helen Topping 75, author of romantic, historical and biographical novels and short stories, at Morristown, Edward L.

Turner, 59, organizer and former dean of the University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, who had been director of the new American Medical Association Division of Scientific Activities, at Edwin 0. Weav. er, 92, professor emeritus of physics at Wittenberg University, at Springfield, ward Loranus Rice, 88, for many years head of the zoology department at Ohio Wesleyan University, and a member of the school's faculty from 1898 to 1941, at Urbana, E. Alquist, 51, who headed operations for the world's largest barge line, American Commercial Barge Lines in Jeffersonville, across the Ohio River from Louisville, at Peter F. Gulotta, 61, assistant York attorney general, in New John B.

McCaf. frey, 59, an aide of Dun and Bradstreet, and a former reporter on the Providence, R. Journal, at New EGG MARKET CLEVELAND -Poultry and egg market for Northern Ohio area: Poultry, prices paid at farm for No. 1 quality: Fryers Ibs. 18.19, mostly 19.

Hens light type heavy 18-23. Eggs, delivered, uncandled, large white 24-26. medium white 21-24. Consumer grades. prices to retailers, U.

S. grade delivered: Large A white 32-39: 31-38: medium white 30-36: brown 29-35; large white and brown 28-32. CHICAGO GRAIN Early Quotations By Francis I. da Pont Co. 10 East Mill st.

Wheat- 1.98%: May 2.00; July 1.84 Corn--March 1.14¼: May 1.17; July 1.19: December 1.10¼. Oats--March May July 66-B; September 65-B; December Rye--March 1.25-25⅜: May 1.27⅜• July 1.24¼-½: September 1.25; December Soybeans March 2.12¼-%: May 2.15-15¼: July 2.15% September 2.10-09⅞: November 2.08. Lard (drums)-May 8.85: July 9.17. CLEVELAND PRODUCE ket changes: greenhouse 10-lb. bskts leaf Max Moch and Gertrude A.

Doerr, Associate LIFE UNDERWRITERS SUN LIFE of CANADA Experienced advice to Individuals, Partnerships and Corporations on life insurance matters with the all-important purpose of taking full advantage of recently granted tax benefits. 514 Ohio Bldg. FR-6-6151 30 20 Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU Dept. of Carmerie HIGH 30.65 30 LOW HIGH 40 30.39 FRONT 40 Lain Snow 50 LOW FORECAST Until Saturday Morning Figures Show Low Temperatures Expected Akron Traffic Accidents In Last 24 Hours 27 Total 1960 Traffic Accidents To Date 811 N.

Y. Stocks Noon Quotations Abbott Lab Allied Chem 31 Am Elec Pw 48 Am Motors Smelt 46 Am Am Viscose Anaconda Bab Wilcox Beth Stl Cater Trac 30 Celanese 329 Chrysler 63 Cities Serv Colg Palm-0 Comw Edison 57 Foods 28 Cont Ins 50 Curtis Pub Curtiss Wr Decca Del Hudson 271 Dia Nat Douglas Airc Dow Chem 93 DuPont 236 East Airl 273 Firestone 125 Firstamer 271 Ford Gen Dynam Gen Elec 895- Gen Motors Gen Tel El 077 Gen Time Gen Tire Gillette 623 Goodrich 80 Goodyear 42 Gt A 383 Gt Nor RR Greyhound Gulf Oil Heyden Npt Ills Cent Johns-Many Jones Lau Kroger Lear Lekheed 281 Louis Nash Martin 425 May Dept Strs Monsanto 47 Mont Ward Nat Prod Y. Central 281 Ohio Edison Olin- Parke Math 40 Davis 3 Penn RR 15 Pfizer Phil Morris 63 Phillips Pet 441 4 Pitts Proct Plate Gamble Glass 85 Reich Chem Reliance, Stl Rex Royal Drug Dutch 42 Shell Oil Sears Roeb Sinclair Safeway Strs Socony 39 Std Oil Cal Std Std Oil Oil Ind NJ 43 1 Studebaker Texaco 76 Thiokol Transamer Coach Union Pac Rubber 56 Steel 893- Western Un Upjohn Westinghouse El new Woolworth Youngs Sh 120 Zenith Rad MERCANTILE EXCHANGE CHICAGO (P) Chicago Mercantile Butter steady: receipts 1.002.000: wholesale buying prices unchanged: 90 93 89 score AA cars 92 90 to 89 Eggs steadier: receipts 14,300: wholesale buying prices unchanged to higher: 65 per cent or better grade 26: mixed mediums 24: standards 24: dirties checks 20. Live poultry: yesterday's receipts were 25.000 no prices reported due to insufficient receipts. DIVIDENDS DIVIDENDS Dividends declared, with record and payable dates: Rate Record Payable ACE Wrig Climax Stre .10 3-10 3-31 Met .30 2.19 3- Motors 25 3-11 3-30 Am Rad Std San .20 2-23 3-24 Brit Am Oil .25 3- 4- Carpenter Pap .40 2.

8 3- Dravo Corp .50 2-10 2-15 Electroiux Corp .30 2-15 3-15 Endicott John .40 3-21 4- Gen Tel Elec .55 2-23 3-31 Grace Wr .40 2-19 3-10 Harbor Ply .10 2-19 3- HooverCo .15 2-18 3-11 Kent Moore Org .20 3-10 3-25 Leece-Neville .10 2-19 3- Mercantile Strs .35 2-18 3-15 Miehle Goss Dex .375 3- 8 3-15 Nat Dairy Prod .50 2-17 3-10 Nestle Lemur .075 3- 3-15 Philp Lg Dis Tel .125 3-15 4-15 Price Bros .50 4- 1 Stand Register .35 2-29 3-10 Uarco Inc .6.5 2-16 2-26 Unit Greenfield .275 2-16 3- Walker .35 3-18 4-16 Weston Geo .176 3-10 4. Woodward Iron .40 2-13 3- Incorp Investors .04 2-18 3-15 Am Motors new .25 3-11 3-30 Fifth Av Coach .50 3-16 3-31 Allis Chal Mfg .375 3- 3-31 Crane Co .50 3- 3-22 Extra Hoover Co .10 2-18 3-11 Stock Foster Grant 2-16 3- Kent Moore Org 3-10 3-25 Rubbermaid Earnings Up WOOSTER, increases in both sales and earnings for the quarter ending Dec. 31, 1959, were reported Thursday by Rubbermaid Inc. Net sales of $6.834,425 were up 31 per cent from the 214,286 recorded during the comparable period in 1958. Earnings were up 69 per cent to $448,926, equal to 33 cents per share.

During the similar period last year, earnings were 595, equal to 19 cents per share. Named Trustee David Wise, president of Health Haven, has been elected a trustee of the Northeast Ohio District of the Ohio State Federation of Licensed Nursing Homes. Akron Stocks Quoted by Bache Co. Noon Quotations FINANCIAL Last Bid Ask Akron Sav Loan 38 Bank of Akron 28 The Dime 58 First Natl Bank 55 RUBBER Firestone com 125 do pf 105 General Tire com 73 do $5 pf 93 94 Goodrich 80 Goodyear Co 42 Mohawk Rubber 27 28 Seiberling Rubber pf 80 do 5 pf 74 77 MISCELLANEOUS Aid Investment 6 All States Frt Alsco 19 Am Beverage 75 Babcock Wilcox Enterprise Mfg 32 McNeil Mach 26 Nat Rub Mach Ohio Brass 35 Ohio Edison com 603 Pitts Plate Glass 711 Quaker Oats 44 Roadway Exp Robinson Clay Pd 79 MUTUAL FUNDS Bid Asked Affiliated Fund 7.15 7.74 Am Business Shrs 4.01 4.29 Am Mutual Fund 8.56 9.36 Assoc Fund Trust 1.54 1.70 Axe Hougston Fd A 5.54 6.02 Blue Ridge Mutual 11.19 12.16 Boston Fund 16.28 17.60 Broad Street Invest 12.29 13.29 Bullock Fund 12.76 13.99 Canada Gen Fund 13.77 14.89 Canadian Fund 16.82 18.19 Century Shrs Trust 9.00 9.73 Chemical Fund 10.81 11.69 Colonial Fund 10.24 11.19 Comwith Investment 9.35 10.16 Concord Fund 14.39 15.56 Delaware Fund 11.55 12.70 Dividend Shares 2.88 3.16 Dreyfus Fund 13.79 14.99 Eaton How Bal 22.15 23.68 Electronics Invest 7.42 8.11 Fidelity Fund 15.39 16.64 Founders Mut Fund 10.39 11.29 Fundamental Invest 9.06 9.93 Group Sec Com Stock 12.30 13.47 Group Sec Fully Adm 9.14 10.01 Group Sec Tobacco 7.66 8.40 Haydock Fund 25.66 25.66 Incorp Investors 8.80 9.51 Investment Co Amer 10.23 11.18 Keystone 1 23.40 24.43 Keystone Cust 2 21.56 23.52 Lazard Fd 15.375 16.25 Lexington Trust 11.20 12.24 Loomis Say Mutual 42.98 42.98 Mass Investors Trust 13.03 14.09 M. I.

F. 15.11 16.34 Mutual Trust 3.33 3.63 Secur 19.21 20.78 One Wm St 12.58 13.60 Pine St Fund 11.65 11.77 Price. TR Growth 12.87 13.00 Putnam Geo Fund 13.88 15.09 Selected Am Shares 9.06 9.80 Sharehidrs Trust 10.89 11.90 State Street Invest 34.99 36.99 Unit Accum Fund 12.17 13.23 Income Fund 10.57 11.49 Unit Science Fund 13.69 14.96 Value Line Fund 6.16 6.73 Wall St Investing 8.09 8.84 Wellington Eq 12.23 13.29 Wellington Fund 13.69 14.92 CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CLEVELAND -Cattle 50: steady. Prime steers (nominal: choice to prime good to choice commercial and standard choice heifers good heifers dairy heifers commercial and fat cows utility and cutters canner and fat yellow cows bologna bulls fat heavy bulls 1 Sheep and lambs 300; steady. Wool lambs clipped lambs $17.50 19.00; common $10.00 16.00: 1 choice sheep choice ewes culls and mediums 5.00.

1 Hogs 100: .25 higher. No. 2-3 190- 230 lbs. No. 1-2 190-230 lbs.

No. 190-230 lbs. 4 $14.50: 260-300 lbs. 240- 260 lbs. 230-260 lbs.

$13.25: 160-190 lbs. pack4 ing sows NOTICE OF OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE Belle P. Graham, DECEASED Notice is hereby given that Faure F. Wright, 121 W. Good Wadsworth, Ohio, has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the Estate of Belle P.

Graham deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio. Creditors' claims are to be filed with Executor within four months from date of Appointment. Dated 19th day of January, 1960. Case Number 147-77732-209 VINCENT ZURZ Probate Judge of 7 Summit County, Ohio Jan 22 29 Feb 5 FREE YOUR FIRST FLYING LESSON! EARN PILOT'S LICENSE PRIVATE week than $10 per less Prove to Yourself that You CAN Learn How to Fly! If you can drive a car, you can learn Young and old men and women how to fly! To prove it to yourself, thousands each year are making their make your appointment now for your dreams of flying come true. It takes FREE DEMONSTRATION no special talent.

Our airplanes are ING LESSON! See how easy flying really is. Many students solo after modern our instructing techniques only eight hours of flying time. the best! KENT STATE AIRPORT Route 5 1 Mile East of Stow OV-8-8811 Winter is the best time to fly ask any pilot! Akron Beacon Journal 35 Friday, February 5. 1960 1-Death Notices ANDREWS Mrs. Christine, 76 years.

querque, 1 N. passed away Feb. Survived by son, Paul of Cleveland: daughters. Mrs. Mabelle Howell.

Warren. 0., Mrs. Sarah McLain, Albuquerque, N. two grandchil dren: sister, Mrs. Mary Hall, Cleveland.

Services 2 p. m. Sunday at the Billow Akron Chapel, 118 Ash where friends may call from to p. m. Saturday.

Rev. C. A. Colwell officiating. Interment Lakeview Cemetery, Cleveland.

(Billow Akron Chapel.) BONNAURE Camilla, 65 years. of 916 Haw. kins died Feb. 3. Member of Sanctuary Society of St.

Sebastian Church, which will meet at 7:45 D. m. Fridav. Funeral services Saturday, 9:30 a. m.

al St. Se. bastian Catholic Church. Friends may call at the Hummet Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Friday. (Hummel.) BRICE Mr. Horace, 482 Perkins died at his residence Feb. 4. Funeral announcements later.

(Wilson, PA-4-1226.) CALGOS Mrs. Pauline 55 years, of 1849 Shaw passed away Feb. 5. Survived by son. Thomas: daughter, Mrs.

Sophia Baker, both of Akron; five grandchildren: mother, Mrs. Mary Markovich of Unjontown. three brothers, Joseph of Cleveland. Edward of Akron, John of Uniontown, three sisters, Mrs. Ann Pateli of Akron, Mrs.

Helen Banthem in Maryland, Mrs. Josephine Ricelli of Cleveland. Funeral announcements later. For further information call Adams Funeral Home. COX Ira 90 vears.

557 Glendora passed away Feb. 3. PRIVATE services 1 p. m. Saturday at the Sunset Memorial Park Chapel, North Olmsted.

0.. Rev. Harry Nicholson offielating. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Billow Akron Chapel, 118 Ash from 7 10 9 p.

m. Friday. (Billow Akron Chapel.) DUNAWAY Effie 61 years. 1679 mount passed away Thursday a. m.

Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mary Reed and Mrs. Judy ford. both of Akron: three sisters, Mrs. Nettie Skidmore, Mrs.

Laura Harris, both of Akron, Mrs. Melvina Moutz, Elkins. W. one Aron Corley, Kingmount, W. four grandchildren.

Funeral services from tice Co. Funeral Home. 1154 Kenmore Saturday 2 p. m. Rev.

Durlan K. Dumm officiating. Interment lawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home. (Prentice PL-3-7721.) FULTON Dr.

William Everett. 84 years, 15 W. York passed away Feb. 4. Survived by sons.

Col. Charles Texas, Hubert Ghent, daughter, Mrs. F. Malcolm Flower, Akron; nine grandchildren; five grandchildren; brothers, Dr. J.

P. Fulton, Akron, Vernon, Martins Ferry, 0.: sisters. Mrs. Bertha Bauer, field, 0.. Mrs.

Kathrine den, Ravenna, O. Services 3 p. m. Monday at the Billow Memorial Chapel, Twentythird st. at Falls Cuyahoga Falls, where friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Sunday. Rev. Norman E. Crewson and Rev.

William 0. Little officiating. Interment Rose Hill Burial Park. (Billow Memorial Chapel.) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE. OF Verne T.

Bender, DECEASED. Notice is hereby given that L. Ann Bender, 3221 Killian Uniontown. Ohio, has been duly appointed and qualified as ministratrix of the Estate of Verne T. Bender, deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio.

Creditors' claims are to be filed with Administratrix within four months from date of ment. Dated 2nd day of February, 1960. Case Number 148-77939-52. VINCENT ZURZ Probate Judge of Summit County, Ohio. Feb 5 12 19 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Frank C.

Honey. will. DECEASED. Notice is hereby given that Leonard J. Breiding, 1201 First National Tower.

Akron. Ohio, has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the tate of Frank C. Honeywill, deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio. Creditors' claims are to be filed with Executor within four months from date of Appointment. Dated 2nd day of February, 1960.

Case Number 148-77896-31. VINCENT ZURZ Probate Judge of Summit County. Ohio. Feb 5 12 19 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Burger, DECEASED Notice is hereby given that Mary G. Manion, 935 Work Drive, Akron, Ohio, has been duly appointed and qualified as Executrix of the Estate of William Burger, deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio.

Creditors' claims are to be filed with Executrix within four months from date Appointment. Dated 19th day of January, 1960. Case Number 147-77715-200 VINCENT ZURZ Probate Judge of Summit County, Ohio Jan 22 29 Feb 5 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Harry Sears, DECEASED Notice is hereby given that Pat Moran, 72 Kuder Akron, Ohio, has been duly pointed and qualified as ministrator with the Will nexed of the Estate of Harry Sears, deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio. Creditors' claims are to be field with tor w.w.a. within four months from date of Appointment.

Dated 19th day of January, 1960. Case Number 147-77651-168 VINCENT ZURZ Mr. Probate Judge of Summit County, Ohio Jan 22 29 Feb 5 ill LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that on Monday, February 29. 1960, at 4:00 o'clock p. m.

the Board of Education of the Akron City School District will sell at public auction to the highest bidder the following property: House located at 341 Rampart Street This building is being sold in accordance with prepared specifications. copies of which may be obtained in the office of C. Snodgrass. Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Business Affairs. located at 70 North Broadway.

Inspection may be made between 9 a. m. and 3 p. m. on the "date of the sale.

The sale will be held in Room 200. Administration Building, 70 North Broadway, Akron. Ohio. Terms of the sale are set forth in the specifications. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

By Order of the Board of ucation of the Akron City School District, KATHRYN ADAMS. Clerk Feb 5 12 LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given by the Board of Zoning Appeals of a public hearing on Friday. February 19, 1960 at 2:00 P. M. in Room 605.

Municipal Building on the following appeals: (1) Appeal of Maria Binder, owner, for permission to erect an apartment house at 1738 Ford Avenue in a Commercial Use District, (2) Appeal of the Noble Avenue Church of Christ. (by B. E. Boyce, owner) for permission to locate a church and accessory off-street parking 011 premises at 133 South Hawkins Avenue in a Single Family Residence District. (3) Appeal of H.

E. Bruner, lessee, for permission to erect electric pole sign accessory to a non-conforming use at 179 South Portage Path in an Apartment House Use District. (4) Appeal of the Hi Loma Beach Club. lessee and holder of option, for permission to use land and erect building for private recreational ties at 2643 Sharen Hope Drive (west shore line of 'Nesmita Lake) in a Single Family dence Use District. (5)-Appeal of the Akron City Hospital, owner, for permission to erect a portion of building beyond the building line on west side of Arch Street at 525 East Market Street in an Apartment House Use District.

(6) Appeal of Heckman Realty Company, owner, for permission to erect building at 83. South Maple Street in a Retail ness Use District, without providing the required minimum side yard on a lot adjacent to residential district. JULIAN SUSO, Secretary Feb 5.