The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 52

4 CAPD OF THANKS 52 Akron Beacon Journal Thursday. May 22, 1358 LEO AL NOTICE On and after this data I will not be -responsible for debt contracted by any parson other than myself. ROBERT L. VAUGHN 1170 Reed av. May! J2 23 MEMORIAL IAY i i 'WW i We pause la our orro express our heartfelt thank in our reiatives.

friends and I neighbor for their help and kindness, prayer and Mssses. beautiful floral tributes, card and other expression of ym- lathy at th loss of our be-oved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother CARMELU LaFATCH We are especially grateful to the priests of St. Anthony for their consolation: the priests of Infant of Prague: the Holy Name Society and the P.T.U.. and the Rossi Funeral Home for their kind and thoughtful service. 1 DLATH KOIKES ANDEREG6 Mrs.

Marv. T7 year, of 1525 Eastwood passed away Mav 20. Remains have been taken to Ruchannnn. W. Va, for services and interment at 1 p.

m. Saturday. For further Information rail Adam Funeral Home. BOSTON Irma 87 year, of J754 Irma dr, Cnlontown, Ohio, died Mav 19. Service will he held at 2 p.

m. Thursday at th Long Funeral Home. Rev. Adrian Klpp officiating. Interment Greenlaw t'emeterv, 1 nion-town.

O. lxng. JE 5 81 19 EDDY Mildred Irene, age 49 years, of 12K3 Gardner Barber-ton, passed away Thursday a. m. Survived by son.

Robert E. Eddy: daughter. Miss Pa-Irlria Eddv; sitter. Mr. Iva Roach; brother.

Clint, t'lvde and Lloyd Klme. Body will be cremated. Memorial erv. ires will be held at a later date. (Campfleld-Hlckman.) FUGITT George age $4 years, of 4t W.

Crosier at, passed away May 21. Survived by four sons. William of Lorain, George of Portsmouth. and Merle and Carl of Akron; two daughter. Mrs.

Emmet Kennedy in California, and Roy Goff of Akron; 13 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren. Funeral services 10 a. m. Saturday, from the Erkard Baldwin Funeral Home, Rev. George Terjung officiating.

Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Frlenda my call at th funeral home after Friday noon. tErkard-Baldwin, JE-5-7141.) i A Verse a a Mtmor we a liin -Va If espec way. vou. THE LaFATCH FAMILT in t'e wish tn extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for th act of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offering received from our friend, neighbor and relatives, and to thank all other who assisted during our recent bereavement at the loss of our beloved husband and father, RAYMOND REED VERNER We are especially grateful to employe of th City of Akron and th Eckard-Baldwtn Funeral Home for their kind service and assistance.

MRS. JOSEPHINE VERNER AND CHILDREN IN REMEMBRANCE In Loving Memory Of TOM ARFONS Who Passed Away Eight Years Ago Today from us. hi loving cheerful way heart that won so many friends bygone happy days. Though his smile 1 gon forever his hind we cannot touch, shall never lose aweet memories the one we love so much. Sale.

The flowers, made by hospitalized service veterans, will be sold throughout the county Friday and Saturday with proceeds going for various VFW community projects, including VA hospital patient rehabilitation. THAT'S MY POPPY Three-year-old Gregg Hlldebrand sells Mayor Berg a VFW Poppy to kick off the annual Poppy Sale. Looking on Is Gregg's dad, Leo Hildebrand, 862 Oakland Summit County chairman of this year's Poppy SADLY MISSED BY WIFE AND CHILDREN. Wli Hp 2 riiililron Wait Widowed Father Slays Physician CARD OF THANKS Our deepest appreciation and sincere thanks are extended to our relative, friends and neighbors for their many deed of kindness. florl tributes, cards, and other expressions of sympathy at the loss of our dear father, grandfather and brother KENNIE BUTCHER especially wish to thank Rev.

James Moore for bis comforting words, and the Prentice Funeral Home for iheir kindness and courteous service. THE BUTCHER FAMILY wish to extend my deepest appreciation and heartfelt thank to all my friends, neighbor and relatives, for their gra-eiou deeds of kindness, for the beautiful floral tributes, cards, and other expression of sympathy at the loss of my beloved husband. OSCAR LEE REYNOLDS I especially appreciate the kind and comforting words of Dr. Sumner E. LaFollete: Firestone Friends; the staff of Barberton Citizens Hospital, and the kind and courteous service of the Trentlc Funeral Home.

MRS. WILLA REYNOLDS We pause In our sorrow to express our heartfelt thank to our relatives, friends and neighbor, for their help and kindness, prayers and beautiful floral tributes, cards and other expressions of sympathy at the loss of our dear brother, MOSES WALTERS We are especially grateful to Rev. Dykes, Mt. Zion Baptist Church, the Turner Funeral Home for their kind assistance and courtesy. THE WALTERS FAMILY 7 760 9 RtrNO MB Gone A In And We Of WHO I SIX ST.

PAUL, Minn. 0P Authorities today questioned a widowed father who served a death decree on a doctor while his two motherless children waited outside the physician's In Loving Memory of Our Beloved Father and Grandfather JOHN FRAZIER PASSED AWAY MAY 77, 1954. Th many way I mis you Are too numerous to ay, For there 1 still in emptiness In every pssing day. A loneliness the world can't fill An ache deep In my heart. And dear one, this will alwayi be.

Since we have had to part. If you could only tell me Of the Glories that you see, know 'twould ease the burden Of this life on earth for me. But I ran only ponder On the greatness of your love, And pray God we will meet again, Someday In Heaven above. Sadly Missed By DIXIE LEE AYERS SANDY AND PATTY DOW office. DEATH NOTICES SIEGFRIED Clarence 203 Carroll Passed away May 21.

Services P. m. Saturday at the Billow Akron Chapel, 118 Ash 'where friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Friday.

Rev. William L. Fischer officiating. Interment Rose Hill Burial Park. (Billow Akron Chapel.) WATSON Grace, 68 years, of 182S Fourteenth Cuyahoga Falls, Passed away May 20 at Akron City Hospital.

Services will be held at 1 p. m. Friday at the MrGowan-Reid Funeral Home, Rev. R. H.

Wilier rianng. interment Mt. Peace (McGowan-Reid, WA-8-1313.) VYHITMORE Mrs. Ruth, 58 year, of 54 W. Long passed awav Mav 20.

Services from the Teii-nant Funeral Home. Farrell, at 2 p. m. Saturday, where friends may call from 7 to 9 p. m.

Thursdav, 3 to 5 P. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. Friday.

Interment Hartford Cemetery, Hartford, O. (Billow Akron Chapel.) WILCOX William age 84 year, of Streetsboro Windham Hudson, passed away Mav 21, Dora Ann Rest Home, Man-tua, O. Survived bv wife, Maude two aon. Merle E. and Clare both of Streetsboro; eight grandchildren; three brother.

Charles. John and George, all of Streetsboro; one sister, Mis Julia I. WII-cox of Cleveland. Funeral ervlres 2:30 p. m.

Saturday at Bissler's Funeral Home, Kent, where friends mav call Friday afternoon and evening. Rev. Robert Wagner officiating. Burial Evergreen Cemetery. Streetsboro.

(S. C. Bias-Icr Sons, Kent.) W0MB0L0 Leslie Clair, age 69 years, of 552 Parker passed away May 21. Survived by wife, Laura; sons, Floyd and Oliver, both of Barberton; Melvln of Tulsa, Okla. Funeral services Saturday, 2 p.

m. from th Paul L. Mills Funeral Home, Dr. Robert E. Alrhart officiating.

Interment Greenlawn Cemetery. Friends mav call at the funeral home. (Paul L. Mills, SH-5-3311.) 2 MEMORIALS Akron District Heart Association Gratefully Acknowledges Memorial Gift 326 Locust t. PO-2-8831 1 4 IQST AND FOUND LOST One sheep from 2049 Center rd.

TU-2-4145 (I VI'. Ik. "ie-a 4 I The father, Lawrence Kuehn, 25, handed Dr. Herbert L. Stoplestad, 51, a copy of the Hippocratic oath of the medical profession, then fired seven bullets into him Wednesday.

POLICE SAID Kuehn then railed them and awaited their arrival. It a i reported Kuehn accused the doctor of malpractice before slaying him. As Kuehn fired away at Stoplestad, a nurse and a patient ran for cover In a waiting room. Kuehrt's daughter, Sharon, 6, and his son, Gary, 3, obediently waited outside the doctor's office according to his instructions. Kuehn was interrogated for several hours after the.

shooting, but gave authorities only a rambling account of why he killed Stoplestad. Detective inspector Fred FUNERAL DIRECTORS ECKARD-BALDW1N FUNERAL HOME E. Market at JE-MH1 CEMETERY LOTS LEGAL NOTICE Oa and after this data I will not be responsible for debt contracted by any person ether than myself. WIUJE I.EIC.H fl95 Neptune av. NOTICE Or APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Anna L.

Waiklna, DECEASED. Notlco I hereby given that First National Bank of Akron. Akron. Ohio baa been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator, with the Will annexed of the Estate of Anna L. Watklns, deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio.

Creditors' claims are to be filed with Administrator, w.w.a. within four months from data of Appointment. Dated Ath dsy of Ma v. 1951. Caso Number 139-73327-M.

INCENT ZL'RZ Probata Judge of Summit County. May 22 NOTICE OF BIDS The Franklin Township Trustee. Summit County, Ohio, will receive bids at the Manchester fire station on State Koine No, 91. 6200 Manchester Road. R.

D. No. 2 Clinton, Ohio at 8 30 orloca; P. M. E.D.S.T.

on the 24th day of June. 1958 for th repair of the Franklin Township Fire Station by method of soil siamuzRiion. Specification available at Clerka office. B753 Hampsher Road R. D.

No. 2 Clinton, Ohio. Phone TCxedo 2-4005. The Roard of Trustees re serve th right to reject ny or II bid. By order of the Board of Trus tees of ranklin township.

R. DALE SOL RS. Franklin Twp. Clerk LEGAL NOTICE Charles E. Boggs whose legal residence is Gassaway, Vest irginia.

Ralph C. Boggs, whose legal residence Is Sutton, West Virginia, and the unknown heira of Homer M. Schuliz, de ceased, will each take notice: That Ohera W. Marshall. Ad mlnislratrlx of the Estate of Homer M.

SrhultJi, deceased, has filed her petition against each of them and certain other par ties tn Case No. Z173H on ivu Docket 25 Page 87 of the Prohate Court of Summit County, Ohio, praying that the heir of Homer M. SchultB, deceased, be determined, for the ale of the real estate which aid Homer M. Schulta owned at the time of hi death and for further relief and that the person above named and mentioned in thl notice and each of them are required to answer on or before me vin oay or 1958 or Judgment will be taken a prayed tor. OHERA W.

MARSHALL Administratrix of the Estate of Homer M. Schulti. deceased. By Ralph Burroughs, attorney. April 17 24 May 1 8 15 22 LEGAL NOTICE Sealed proposals addressed to the Mayor.

Director oi j-unnu Service. Mavor as Safety Direc tor, and Purchasing Agent, will he received by The City of Akron, Ohio, at the office oi the Purchasing Agent, Room 205' Municipal Building, Akron, Ohio, until 12 o'clock Noon, astern standard lime, or Day light Saving Time, whichever a dd ilea be. on tne Bin oay of June, 1958 at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read for the purchase of: 107 More or raisenger Type Motor Vehicle 11 More or Less Station Wagon Type Motor Vehicles Specifications may be obtain- ed at the office of the Purchas ing Agent, Room 205 Municipal Building, Akron, Ohio. Each proposal must contain the full names of all of the parties Interested therein, and must be accompanied by a certified check in the amount of Eight Hundred Dollars on a solvent oanK. as a guaran tee.

that if the proposal he ac cepted a contract wiU be en tered into. The City of Akron, Ohio, through Its duly authorized and constituted officials, reserves the right to reject any or ail proposals and to waive Informality in any proposal. THE CJTY OF AKRON, OHIO By: O. McQUIGGAN Purchasing Agent May 22 29 LEGAL NOTICE Notice Is hereby given by the Board of Zoning Appeals of a public hearing on Friday, June 1958 at 2:00 P.M. in Room 605, Municipal Building on the following: 1.

Appeal of W. E. I.undy, owner, for permission to add 10 trailer units to existing trailer camp at 465 Canton Road, said addition to be located in a Two-Family Residence Use District. 2. Appeal of Thomas D.

Smith, owner, for permission to erect canopy on front of building at 276-282 East Exchange Street, said canopy to extend beyond the 12' building line of East Exchange Street. 3. Appeal of the GoJer owner, for permission to use 40 h.p. motor on homogeniier equipment in dry cleaning business located at 144 Cuyahoga Street In a Commercial Use District. 4.

Appeal of Joe Bechkowiak, owner, for permission to move frame garage, 12'x20', onto vacant lot at 1761 Svcamore Avenue in a Two-Family Residence District. 5. Appeal of Vernon G. Parker, owner, for permission to erect a garage, 21'x24', attached to residence at 1336 Jefferson Avenue without providing the total side yard required In a Single Family Residence District. 6.

Appeal of John E. Royka, owner, for permission to erect a garage or carport attached to residence at 99 East Ralston Avenue without providing the required side yard In a Two-Family Residence District. L. B. HIEBEL Secretary NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Notice is hereby given thst the estimated assessment of the cost of Improving each of th following streets, to-wit: Bierce Street from North Ave.

to Spring Grove Dr. Knollwood Ave. from Blerc St. to Emmltt Rd. Fernwood Ave.

from Blerc St. to Emmltt Rd. Vlnewood Ave. from Blerc St. to Maplewood Ave.

Emmltt Rd. from North Ave. Fernwood Ave. Resolution No. 27-1955 Passed 91555 Highland Dr.

from Northeast Ave. to end of Highland Dr. Resolution No. 20-1958 passed 41256 West Overdale from Nottingham to end of Wet Overdale Dr. Resolution No.

passed 3158 Village View from East Ave. a distance of approx. 1548 ft. to end of street. Resolution No.

26 1955 pa 91355 Ailing S. from East Ave. to Green Lawn Knolls Allotment Cambrian Dr. from Ailing Rd. South to end of Cambrian Dr.

Resolution No. 8-1956 passed 3 Ailing S. from Southeast Ave. to north line of Green Ijiwn Knolls Allot. Resolution No.

12-1956 passed 3156 Elmwood Dr. from end of present line east to Kent. Dr. Resolution No. 18-1956 passed 41258 Alandal Dr.

from E. How Rd. to end of street. Resolution No. 11-1956 passed 3158 Northwest Ave.

from Stadium Dr. to Overdale Dr. Resolution No. 101958 passed 3156 Northwest Ave. from West Overdale to a point approx.

3150 ft. northwesterly from W. 0erdale. Resolution No. 84 1956 passed 426,56 Kent Dr.

from Overdale Dr. to Northeast Ave. Resolution No. 10-1956 passed 41256 Smith Dr. westerly from Northwest Ave.

tn present terminus nf street. Resolution No. .101956 passed 514 '58 Mark Dr. westerly from Northwest Ave. to preent terminus nf street.

Resolution No. passed 5 '3156 Northeast Ave. from Tall-madge Circle, a distance of approx. 2200 ft. Resolution No.

41-1956 passed 51456 East Ae. from, terminus nf present line easterly a distance o' approx. 400 ft. Resolution No. 40-1956 passed nnio by the construction of water lines and appurtenances thereto, on the lots and land benefited and to he charged there with a set forth in the reaper-tlve resolutions referred to above to Improve said streets haa been made and reporter! to Council and said estimated assessments are now on file in the office of the Clerk of Council of the City of Tallmadge, Ohio, for the Inspection and examination of all persons Interested therein.

Oh ections to such estimated assessment must be In writing, and must he filed In th office of said clerk wilhln two weeks after th expiration of this notice, to wll June 6, 1958. Bv order nf the Council of th Cltv of Tallmadge. Ohio MA Hi, A RET BRE1D1NG Clerk of (nunrll. May JS 22 29. -GRAVE monument-type lot, section 22, Rose Hill Burial Park, for $350.

Term. HE-4-632I. School Siiiflonis High STRAWBERRY TORTE CAKE FUNK Charles, of 166 Columbine passed away Thursday morning at City Hospital. Funeral announcements later. (Hopkins.) GIARAMITA Stefano, 73 year, of 302 Cornell passed away Wednesday, May 21.

He is survived by hi wife, Maria; one son, John; four daughters, Mrs. Josephine Johns, Mrs. Christine Pando. Mrs. France Fiord, Mr.

Victoria Starcher; seven grandchildren: one brother, Frank; three sisters, Mrs. France Mr. Mary Abhate of Akron. Mr. Eva Landy of Cleveland.

O. Funeral service Saturday, 8 a. m. from the Rossi Cathedral Chapel, and a. m.

at St. Martha Church. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friend may call at the Rossi Cathedral Chapel. 552 N.

Main Thursday from 7 to 9 p. m. and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. tRossl.

FR -6-4323.) GIBSON William 61 year, of 2fi8' jr- Carroll died Mav er 19. Member of Eagles W1 555 and the Akron sftTr Maennerchor. Funeral r-M-9 services Friday, 1 p. m. tUW 1 p.

m. at the Hummel Funeral Home, Rev. Stanley G. Cote officiating. Friends may rail at the Hummel Funeral Home 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.

m. Thursday. (Hummel.) KACENIAX (KACHENAK) Mrs. Anna, 86 years, of 1308 Hart passed away Tuesday p. m.

Survived by one son and three daughters, Stephen, Mary, Mrs. Anna Medrick, Mrs. Elizabeth Rosen; seven grandchildren; 10 great- Funeral serv-ces Friday, 8:30 a. at the Kucko Funeral Home, and at St. John Church, 9 a.

Rev. Fr. Valko officiating. Interment Holy Cross. Friends call at the Kucko Funeral Home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.

and Thursday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. (Kiirko.) KISTLER Walker 86 year. 156 Conger passed awav Mav 22. Survived by wife, Florence; daughters, Mrs.

Lenore Mc-Clelaln, Mrs. Robert S. Morris; sons, Paul Samuel Ross Thomas Clark Eugene John William Clyde, all of Akron; 20 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren; brothers, Thomas J. of New Blomofield, Benia-mtn. Carlisle.

sister, Mrs. Belle Shumaker, Harrisburg, Pa. Services 3 p. m. Saturday at the Billow Akron Chapel.

118 Ash where friend may call from 2 to 10 p. m. Friday. Rev. Arnold W.

Meck-troth officiating. Interment Rose Hill Burial Park. (Billow Akron Chapel.) LEIDEL Mary, age 67 years, of 2209 Myerville passed awav at the Akron City Hospital "May 20. Survived by husband, Michael: 10 children, Mrs. Eva Marie Bennett.

Phoenix. Mrs. Irene House, Laramie, Mrs. Helen Bee, Hudson, Paul Leidel, Paulding ,0 David Leidel, Miami, Edward, James, Mathew, Donald and John Leidel, all of Akron; 23 grandchildren: aister, Mrs. Susan Steiner of Akron.

Funeral services Saturday, 1:30 p. m. from the Erkard Baldwin Funeral Home, Rev. R. E.

Carter and Rev. Henry Kretchman officiating. Burial In Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends mav call at the funeral home after 7 p. m.

Thursdav. (Eckard-Baldwin, JE-5-7141.) LOFTIN Rev. H. of 2S5 Kelly passoa away May 21 at his residence. He is survived by his wife, Beatrice; one brother, Jame.

and one sister, Mrs. Mary Campbell, and a host of other relatives. Funeral services Saturday, 1 p. m. from Shlloh Baptist Church, Rev, Emmett Lee officiating, assisted by Rev.

J. H. Hall. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday after 5 p. m.

Interment Mt. Peace Cemetery, (Turner, WA-8-2479.) MARSHALL Mrs. Carrie 84 yean, of 1558 napman passed away May 21. Survived by daughter, Mrs. T.

J. Salle of Wick-llffe, granddaughter, Mrs. Ernest 0. Fout of Akron, and even other grandchildren. Mr.

Albert Klabunria will conduct services at 3 p. m. Saturday in the Gospel Hall, 1225 Wooster a where remain will lie in state from 12 o'clock roon until time of service. Interment Oh wood Cemetery. Friends mav call after noon Friday at Adam Funeral Home.

NELSON Nels Albert, age 56 years, of KU wariswortti, passed away May 21. Survived hv his wife, Twlla: daughters, Mrs. Mar.lorie Wlnland and Mrs. Virginia Repp, both of Wadsworth; four grandchildren; hroUiers, William, Juneau, and Carl. Indiana, Pa.

Funeral services p. m. Saturday at Mt. Zwlngll Church, Rev. Arnold Klaiher officiating.

Interment Wood-lawn Cemetery. Friends mav call at the Hilliard Funeral Home, Wadsworth, 7 to p. m. Thursday and Friday. (J.

R. Hilliard at Son, Wad'-worth.) PFAUTZ John age 89 years, of 501 van r.vereu passed away May 21 at Akron General Hospital. Survived by wife. Bes- ale four sons, Allan of i Framlngham, l.awrenre I E. and Russell H.

of Akron; Barton J. In I'. S. Air Force at San Antonio, one daughter, Mrs. Elaine Fussell- man of Akron; 20 granrichll- dren; two sisters, Mrs.

Grace Spauldlng of Akron, Mrs. Ada Tozer of Chicago; one brother, Hugh of Columbus. O. Funeral services Saturday at 2 .10 p. from the ECKARD-BALDWIN COLONI4X HOME.

Rev. John F. Duffv officiat ing. Burial at Ellet Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at.

the funeral home after 7 P. m. Thursday. (Eckard-Baldwin, JE-5-7141.) RYAN Infnnt son of Mr. tnd Mr.

Thomas J. Ryan, of 702 Yer-rick passed away Wednesday. Graveside service Thursday Holy Cros Cemetery. (Hopkins.) SCHULTZ Miss Minnie (Mln). 70 years of 59 Eber passed away i may 2g.

survived by four nieces, Miss Ethel Everett, Miss Gertrude Everett, Mrs. George William, all of Ravenna; Mrs. Norman Fltrger-ald, and sister, Mrs. Jan Waldron, both of Akron. Dr.

H. I). Hose will conduct erv-Ices at 11 a. m. Friday st Adam Ftiner! Home.

Graveside ervlre and Interment 1:30 P. tn ManleiCrnv Ceme tery, Ravenna. O. Friends mav rail after noon Thursday at Adan-i Funeral Home, I Buecher said Keuhn, whose wife underewnt an appendec tomy at the doctor's hands eight years ago, refused to dis close the nature of his griev ance against Stoplestad. KUEHN HAD been acting strangely ever since his wife's death in a 1955 auto accident, relatives said.

"Some new Information" on the slaying was gathered in later interrogation, Buecher said, but he declined to dis close its nature. Another policeman attested to apparent mental strain on Kuehn's part which made it difficult to de termine if the young father was telling the truth. Police said Kuehn, armed with a foreign auto matic, told his children to wait outside, then strode through the reception room and into the office. Stoplestad was dead on arrival at a hospital. Age Girl, Shoots Self caliber rifle.

Authorities said they would file first degree murder charges. Kermit Keeshan, 17, was listed in satisfactory condition at Methodist Hospital in Oma ha after he shot himself in the head. Diane Zaruba, 17, a popular girl active in 4-H work before she entered high school, and Jerry Sherwood, 18, a schol arship winner due to graduate this month, were the victims. SHERWOOD had been go ing with Diane about two years, the county attorney's office said, and Keeshan had started dating her only re cently. They blamed the slay ing on a fight over the girl.

Keeshan, the son of former Mayor William Keeshan, went to the home of Mrs. Laura Kills Teen Boy, Then ALBION, Neb. (IP) A "clean-cut" teenager, generally well-liked, shot and killed his pretty girl friend and an honor student rival for her affections Wednesday and then tried to kill himself with the same .22 NOTICE Revised Code. Sec. 2717.01 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intend to make pollution to the Prohate Court of Summit County, Ohio, for an order to change hit name to Gary Rossi.

Said appllratlon will he by petition to he filed in said Probata Court, on or after the 23rd day of June IflSR. Dated thia 22nd day of May 1958. GABY BOSS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Dale Keller Me- Intyre. DECEASED. Notice la hereby given that Balph B.

Maher, 913 Second National Akron, Ohio haa been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator, with the Will annexed of the Estate of Dale Keller Mclntyre deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio. Creditors' claim are to be filed with Administrator, w.w.a. within four month from date of Appointment. Dated 5th day of May. Case Number VINCENT ZUHZ Probate Judge of Summit County.

May 8 IS 22 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Nina L. Eobert, DECEASED. Notice Is hereby given that Rlrhard V. 603 Second National Akron 8. Ohio has been duly appointed and qualified a Administrator, with the Will annexed of the Estate of Nin Roberts, deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio, Creditor' claim are to he filed with Administrator, w.w.a.

within four month from date of Appointment. Dated 19th day of May, 1958. Case Number VINCENT ZUHZ Prohate Judge of Summit Countv, Ohio. May 22 29 JuneS CERTIFICATE OF OFFICIAL CHARACTER 13B-73489-167 THE STATE OF OHIO, Summit County, ss. In Probate Court T.

Vincent Zur. Sole Judge and Ex-officlo Clerk of the Probate Court In and for said County, do hereby certify, that Ivy M. Wren having made application, no bond required to the satisfaction of the Court as re- 3ulred hv law, was on the 15th ay of May A. D. duly ap-pointed and qualified Executrix of the estate of George Wren, deceased; and the Letter authorised by law, Issued to her as such Executive.

And I Further Certify, that laid letter are unrevoked and In full force and effect. Given under my hand and the seat of said Prohate Court, at Akron. Ohio, thli 15th day of May VINCENT 7.URZ. (Seal) Sole Judge and Ex-officlo Clerk of the Probate Court of said County By THELMA A. OS BORN, Deputy Clerk May 22 2fl June NOTICE OF ESTIMATED ASSESSMENT ON REAL ESTATE (R.C.

5573.01) Notice la hereby given that the public road known a Hilltop Drive T.R. 470 commencing at Turkeyfoot S.R. 61fl and ending approximately 1,215.50 feet Northerly from the said Turkeyfoot within Franklin Township, Summit County, Ohio is to be Improved by grading, shaping, draining, surfacing with approved gravel to a width of eighteen '18) feet, Installing driveway drainage culverts and structures, where necessary for the successful completion of the Improvement. Copies of the schedule of es-tlmated assessments covering the cost of the proposed Improvement are on file with the Board of Township Trustees of Franklin Township. Summit County, for Inspection and examination by all persons Interested therein.

The 10th day of June, 1958 at 8:00 o'clock P. D.S.T. at the Manchester Fire Station is the time and place fixed for hearing objection to the atd esllmated assessment and unless such objections are filed IN WniTINC. with said Board of Township Trustee on or he-fore the time fixed for hearing aid claims, the same shall be waived except to minors and other persons under disability. CARI.

E. BAUGHMAN RALPH R. ERASE HARRY WILLIAMS Board of Township Trustees of Franklin Township Attest: R. Dale Sours, Township Clerk. May 22 29 NOTICE OF ESTIMATED ASSESSMENT ON REAL ESTATE (R.C.

6573.101 Notice Is hereby given that the public road known as Ott Drive, it. 457 commencing at Manchester Rd. R. and ending approximately 3.0:14.8,1 (eel Easterly from the said Manchester Hit, wilhln Franklin Township. Summit County, Ohio.

Is to he Improved by grndinn, shaping, draining, surfacing with approved gravel to a width of eighteen 18i feet, Installing driveway culverts and structures, where necessary for the successful completion of th Improvement. Copies of the schedule of es-tlmaled assessments covering the cost of the proposed Improvement are on file with the Hoard of Township Trustees of Franklin Township. Summit County, for inspection and examination by all persons Interested therein. The Bth day of 1958 at S00 o'clock P. D.S.T.

at the Manchester Fir Station Is the time and place fixed for hearing oblertlons to the said estimated assessments and unless such objections are filed IN WRITING with said Board of Township Trustees on or be-fore the time fixed for hearing aid rlal'ms, the same shall he wslved except as to minors snd ol her pet'Kons under disability, CARL E. AN RALPH R. ERASE HARRY WILLIAMS Bosrd of Township Trustees of Franklin Township 1 AUest: R. Dal Sours, Town. hip Clerk, May 12 29 Gives Ruling On Pipeline Relocation T3 COLUMBUS The State is not liable for relocation of pipe lines within the limits of a public highway easement, Jk, 3 but it is liable for relocation expenses of the line outside the easement.

This opinion was given today by Attorney General Wil liam Saxbe in answer to a request from George J. Thor-myer, acting highway director. The question was in reference to the Buckeye Pipeline Co. lines partly in and partly off the right-of-way of Route 76 in Medina County. The line must be relocated Luscious springtime treat! Crest's own delicious 'n' light one-layer cake, topped with mounds of fresh, juicy strawberries, and crushed nuts, with a thick ring of French buttercream 'round the outsidel Tlsthammer, where Diane was boarding, Boone County At because of the construction of Old Fashioned Cinnamon Coffee Cake Reg.

95c Reg. 60c lunch Main 4k You'll just love this for breakfast and snacks! Yeast raised dough, topped with brown sng-iir, with sprinkles of toasted nut-meats! MMMmmmm! MM torney Ray Medlin Jr. said. Sherwood also was there. Sherwood was shot through the heart.

He fell dead and the girl ran screaming to a neighbor. KEESHAN TOOK a shot at Diane as she ran through 1he yard of Frank Svoboda and clipped her in the leg. Mrs. Svoboda, working in the yard, told Diane to hide in the ktich-en and tried to stop Keeshan. She told Medlin she slapped the youth and knocked the rifle to the ground but that he recovered it as she tried to block the doorway.

Medlin quoted the housewife as saying Keeshan fired over her shoulder and hit Diane, who was crouched behind her. The girl slumped to the floor when the bullet entered her chest. Keeshan dragged the rifle back to Diane's room and pulled the trigger as he held It under his chin. The bullet the North-South Freeway, and the opinion given means the company must pay the costs of relocating the part of the line now on state property. However, the State must pay its share for relocating that part of the line which is outside the state-owned right-of-way.

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