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I -Death iVofces I-Deofi Noficti MEADOWS UDeaih Notice mn TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY a ft 1-Dftath Nofi'cei SilEFflELD 'n a vrnrn ftp 8'" S'-i-'i1 t. 1 stew ai Hfhnon I'P tti Ki A HH'l leborh -ith. 11 m.tl Krfii irl, Af 'f Mrs. it Shriir n'l AHr-rt A of if art if P.uu- wn i ii nf OMtn at the iiHt.rH l- onll Mrfti'irial IJnrr, l'rnipct it, prti I m. Wf llnnttlmrt (m-ifrw Iv.

Aitri. VBsjrnr AnfJ Hrv, Hu(rn Friron off I' it-tnif. K. Woolf Mrnt Ti.tl lorn" AWnn F.earon ffi Tupsdav. July 4.

11 13-Dogi, Birds, and Pels I a i ir-svfl, a. to) dng viae, l.ea.oi.ati.e PA-4402. 1 I 'a, I. r. l.T'd" I.

ontm f.l'l. ar.d on i 14'ei Jerareen of Pi 4 1 tn Stree'srwsro Ml kittens free lo gooT oitlv. Aio mother cat and tvo Ire para kcet. sr.4t'tl. SH'iHT A1HED terrier registered hur no papers, h'J J'BJ LOST, man's bia It wallet, eon-tains important papers.

"nnl. J')2 I'm. TIIK REst of rocker spaniels trained, seven weeks old, aturi service all FR (1-079. I.rOAl. VT.li'K fin c1 after i.e itMt rnhtin-ted l.v n.t other tlilill tl II nl.K I I II.

ltd. Akioii i. M'Ti y. hk pi in.tr "IS 'I ll 'I VP tit 1)1. FT Nome I ti'-n hv given on me Mm l-v t.i.,1.

HI 6 111. put. tic bcrm ki. be hrid on id. iiixiget prepared bv tne Tuwinhlit 1 runt.

-es So llitltlcld 'J t.wiishlp of Sutrl-ni it uiiniy, vytiin, for toe dent sue, ceding fis-al year ending Dei ember St. IHV' hue li hearing held at the nffu nf mi- Tnnihii Trillion. Town If II. 2 tt.l hprmglield Lake Akiun 13, III, In HELEN M. HCIIlt ADF.R, I U-i k.

NOTICE OK ASSESSMENT Nolle Is hereby given thai the estimated of the cost of Improstiig Commerce Inlv trom liurrow Road r. My to Hudson Drue liy the ronatrurtlrm of nc, rauirv grad-Inn, drainage, pnvliig nil con-snorting storm Hr together with all nerca.aiy appurtenance, no tlia lots anil land lifitff iip! ami to he charged therewith an art fnnh In ling. Union No. Kino 12A. declaring the nerr.alty of making am Improvement, passed February II, lttfcu, has inen mud ami reported to Coiiin II anil amd estimated assessment la now on file In tli office of the Her of Council of Ilia City of Mow for the Inspection ami examination of all persona Interested therein.

Objection! to aiirh estimated (saeaamenl muat be In writing md must filed In the office of eald Clerk within two weeks fler the expiration of Una notice, to.wit, fix week, nfter lt firm publication. By order of tha Council of In City of Stow. By: HA HI R. LASH, Clerk of Council June 27 July 4 11 BENNiE Um 'f Ar-t i Oct c' Heav.n ei Anl t.od ra.d i hnn re-: pv ATI! Kit. MdTHEfl AND UR'i'l Hi ll MR AND Mil's I.ARENt sn A NT) AI 9-Cemetery Lots NEW SKCTION (lose Hill Hurlal Park.

High ground. Four grave lots at CHOICE LOTS and single Braves In Akron's oldest and larpesr heaulliul Clenclaie. Perpetual care. Member At A. HL-3 2317.

10-Special Bulletins nuurrspEciAr o.v DRIVING LESSONS TAKE TWO LESSONS At the Regular Price and Get Your 1 hird Lesson FREE! PRIVATE LESSON'S Home Pickup Anywhere Class limited, no don't delay, all today. Hour fl to 9. Falls Driving School WA-9-2226 HORS1CS and ponies lor rent hy hour, week, or month. Hay-rides for 20 people or more. Call Parkman.

for reservations. Located parkman ana Nelson rd off Rt. 422. FRANK RACCO. 57fi Oxford bv.

Y'ou will receive a letter entitling you to two free admissions to the Strand Theater. 1 1-Amusements MRS. BROAD $1 SPECIAL $1 Advice on all affairs of life, business, marriage, love and family affairs. Satisfaction guaranteed. When you want results mot promises! vou want to see a scientific specialist.

Cliv busses to door, Portage Tr.nl. Cuvanoea Fall. 0 9-9 dally. Sunday reading free with purchase of each horoscope, $1. 73-Dogs, Birds, and Pets MINTATL'RE Schnauzcrs.

Females, eleven weeks, ears cropped, puppv Brecks-ville. BE-7-6079. PETLAND PET SHOPPE AKC toy dachshund and Chihuahua puppies, part Persian kit-tens, birds, hamsters, large selection of aquarium supplies. Experienced pet boarding, at 1643 S. Main st.

i a if (IV lit; Ak-tn. f.f ft'- j.cr.'rt, Ii tli (: -4' fr.rni!;, -I flh-l p. M'Mt I en' 1 fur ti. h'ii 't'-r 1 litMt of I'ur tiit-tri o. h-inrti nav rail 1 urn In () (it JoriM I Uo ir hv i'O 2 OVJ! i NE8E Neiile Coller.

72 years, of in ooifer Akron, passer) aay July 1 In Clarion larlnn, I'a. Friends mav call nt the MufJowan-Ileiil l-'unetal Hnryie. corner Slow av. and Third uva-hofa Fall-, heie services he hrld at 11 a. ni.

Wedneadav. Hev. Harry Nicholson off Interment llarro tile. Ii. IMrCosin-Itetd.

WAX 131.1 RUBRIGHT Miles B.I veata. 2u Medina Cine rd parsed awav July 1. Service. 1 in. Wednesday at the Ilillow Akron Chanel, 11H Ash si.

where frienda mav al from 2 lo 4 and 7 to p. m. Tuesday. Itev. Theodore ord officiating Interment IfarlvlUe, t) hlllow Akron hape 7171 SAX Elmer n.

BR9 w. Hopocan Barbertnn. passed awsv July 1. Friends may call the niRirs Funeral Home. 1.143 Wooster rd.

where services will he held 3 p. m. Wednesday. Ttev. Irving- F.

Chase officiating, interment ftest-land (emeterv. Hrlmfield. O. 'HiKKs. LAUER Mrs.

Iiulse Woods. 74 year. Mir, eula passed awav July 1. Services 1 p. rn.

Wednesday at the Ilillow Memorial hapel, 1 went v-ihird at at Falls CuvahoKa Falls, where friends mav call 2 to 4 and 7 to Si p. m. Tuesday Itev, Staniev (,. Cote offlriat-inn. Intennent Chestnut Hill emeterv.

In lieu of other re-roeiiihrances donations mav he made to I nlted Cerebral Palsy of Akron, s. Portage Patti, 'Billow Memorial Chapel, WA-3-7171 ROELLE Homer 72 year, flflj W. Market died July 2. of No. 147, The Klks: the Knight of Columbus.

and the Holy Name Society of St. Seha k-I tan's Church will Cy meet Tuesday at. 8 fTVJV'nVii u- ri lllP Rosary. vl LW Funeral services ncdav, A a. m.

at St. Interment Holy Cross Cemeterv. Friends mav call at. the liumtnel Funeral Home Tuesday 2 to 4 end 7 to 8 p. m.

'Hummel.) SHARPLESS Ada Pell, see 62. of 311 Darrow passed away July 3. Survived by husband, Joseph daughter, Mrs. John W. Miller of Akron.

Funeral Thursday 10 m. at the F.rhard Baldwin Funiril Home. Itev. Ceorge W. Ter-Jung.

Interment Hillside Me-morlal Park. Friend may rail at the funeral home Tuesday 7 to 9 p. m. and Wednesday 7 to II p. m.

CEchard-Baldwiri, 7141.) SMITH Bertha, 8S years, of Jensen Peach, Florida, formerly nf Akron. Survived bv 1 daughter. Mrs. Let ha Kendle. Jensen Me.

ich, Florida: 1 grandchild and 2 great-grandchildren: 2 brothers, C. K. Tarrh, Tiverton, Ohio and Stewart Tarrh of Shreve, Ohio: 1 sister. Salena Workman, flh io. Services will he conducted Wednesday at p.

ni. at the Adams Funeral Home. Pev. Franklin H. officiating with burial at Ros Hill Memorial Park.

Friends may call after noon Tuesday at the Funeral Home. SMITH Bessie Lovett, 7g, of lonft Concord passed awav July 2. Survived by sons. Harry and James P. of Akron; daughter.

Mrs. H. R. ILuan-nahl l.lovd of Tallmadge; three grandchildren: 13 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday 1:30 p.

m. at the Eckard-Psldwin Funeral Home. Hev. David Yoost officiating. Hurial In Rose Hill emeterv.

Friends call at the funeral home Tuesday 2 to and 7 lo i. m. iti Till.) SMITH Larry F- 7 yean, of 3: N. Arlington died Julv 3 Funeral services Thursday 2 p. m.

at the Hummel Funeral Home. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends niay cull at the Hummel Funeral Home after 12 noon Wednesday. (Hummel.) CRAMER of Frk fM- $'1 4kv Juv I at, rrl ni et t-y a g-rf- i 1 1 ef trris.il nt'ilrffi; Me; tji', A h. I pv an i ii i tin iiui 10 a in.

a Adam-. n-1 i hi.n.f ItittTf-f rt yt.v. lit ii Fret v. i ful HiitV i ''rr 4 j. tii Afl.uf, jj'upfra! Hurtif DUKE Wrs.

Myrtle yeart, Hnjifd tvt pdRied nvmy Jii'v hurvi(f dRUHti-tr. Mri. M. Hei k-iiuin, Mrs. I.tiry G.

Wilier; wn, f'i Ijrm Inikf, Nil of Ak ion; four andchlldren; tpn (rrent-Itmndrhtldren. Kirvlcti i. mi. Wdn-dav At the Hlllow AVnm Impel, 11 Ath where friend rimy full i urn 7 until p. ni.

Hpv, lum VtkU hel offlidt-IrtK Intennr-nt Ml. I'eHifi iemeteiy (Millnw Akron ChHpel, FUNK LIIHe 74 yean, of 277 Rrnwn Akron, passed away July Survived dailghler. Mis. 1 l-o Oallagher of Akron, sons, Joseph Howard of offevville, Kansas; Richard W. of Syossel, Ixing Island, New York; twelve giaoilchll-clien; nsjer, Mrs.

hern ice ArrrtPr, Slow, hrother, I.ulher latke, Cleveland, O. friends may call after 7 p. m. today at the Carr Memorial Home. 1'ortag Trail at Klghth Cuyahoga Falls, o.

and until noon Thursday where 1h hody will lie In state at the First Kvnngelical Inlted ltrethren Church where funeral aervlrei will he held at 2 p. m. Itev. .1. Franklin Heck tiff irlal lug.

in her the Women's Missionary Society, anil The Herean class. Jnier-ment Hose HIM Cemetery, tt'arr Memorial Home. WA 0 22 FEKETE John, age 86 yem. nf SIS K. Crosier passed away Saturday p.

m. It i Mass Wednesday a. m. Sacred Heart Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Family will receive friends at th Iiunn-Ojilgley Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to p. m. Tuesday, (Dunn-Qulg-ley, I-(16 21111) GAGAS Gust 'mil Cust), age 7 years, N. Main st passed away Saturday a. ni.

Friends may rail at the I)unn-Qulglev Kuneral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 0 p. m. Tuesday. Hervlces I'M p. m.

Uedncbday from the tuneml home and at 2 p. m. from the Orthodox Church of Hie Annunciation, 1M S. I' ion si. Hev, Ceorge N.

liana officiating. Inteiinent Mt. 1'eace cemetery. 1 1 )unn guigley, FU-B2I1 III GILL Nellie age 6B. of 17 Al- faretta passed awav July iteqitiem High Mass a.

m. Wednesday at St. Marthas Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the Hennessy Funeral Home, BI16 N.

Main from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday, tit. Martha's Altar Society will recite th Itosary at 8 p. in.

Tuesday. (Hennessey, 1518.) HARBISON Oitvinn, fft vear. widow of H. IJurdiiion, of neHr died July 2. Survived hy daughter, Mrts.

i'avu ner of Creenvtile; 2 sons, i eor if Litverne Hard-on, W'adssworlh, t'harjes Tliel-1m rt lliirdison, Stokes; fiindchildren, Kunpr.il iw TiU'Kflav, 2 Mi r. at. the Funeral iiurlal oorl met fry. HERMAN Helena. S7 years, of 604 Sumner died July 2.

Survived hy daughter. Mrs. I.eona (ireis-sing; three grandsons; seven greatgrandchildren. Funeral hervicea Wednesday 9:30 a. m.

at St. Ilernard a Catholic Church. Interment Rt. Her-nard's Cemetery. Friends may rail at the Hummel Funeral Home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to p.

(Hummel.) HOWALD Frank Edward, 6 years, of 3027 Full a Cuyahoga Kflliti, passed away July 2, Akron Genera Hospital. Survived hy three Rons, Krankie, Jr. of Mnumep, William of Akron. Kohert C. of Hootslown; dnuiiliter.

I.oIa Howald of Akron, two Sister Aurelia. Order of St. Joseph, KlvriH. Anna linw-aid of Cleveland; two brothers. ThoniHS .1.

of North Olmsted. William J. of port Charlotte, Fla. Friend inav rail from 7 to 9 p. ni.

Tueeditv and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. in. Wednesday at the Clifford Funeral Home, UHtO Front CuvahoKa Falls. Hequiern Mass 10 a. in.

St. Joseph Church. Interment Oukwood Cemeterv. (iraveside mllitarv rites by The American LetIon Charles Feunt I'ost 281. tClifford.

WA-8-2147.) General DOG TRAINING NEW CLASSES JCLT 11 Fred Schutte, AKC. PA 4 i'lVT THREE Oerman sheoherd puppies. AKC registered. WA-3 -f737 POM EH AN I A both orange and black, all ages. Stockers Pomeranian House.

Canl Fulton, LLster 4 2527. stud servire. BE It ARli EH. 1S2 Kir. dr.

You will receive lei. ter enuiling you fo two freo to th Strand Theater. lS-Wanted to Buy Wanted: Used Cabinet Sinks lavatories, commode. sinks Nick Burke. 2417.

Guns Any Condition I J' 'in Exchange. WA 71 WANTED I'sed piston-typ pump, also Melmac Ware. Call Mien. BL-3-1111. 8 to 8 vveekfiiiyv W' A NT X), riding type ia wn mower.

Wadsworth, Federal 4 Vil I or FEderai 5-7724. 6-Education PREPARE NOW FOR CIVIL SERVICE JOBS MEN AND WOMEN, 18 TO 55 Keep present Job while training. Start as high as $4490 first year. S. citizens only, grammar school education usually sufficient.

For full Information Including list of position and salaries, send name and address and phone number P. O. Box 323, Akron 9, O. Riggs LeMar Sayre BEAUTY SCHOOLS FAMOUS MARINELLO SYSTEM Day or Evening Classes Free Booklet On Request 31 aln st. Call YOU'D LIKE TO LEARN RA DIO-TV-ELECTRONICS In Your Spare Timel Write for Free Brochure School of Electronic Trade 71 Ira Akron.

BL-3 6S19 EARTHMOVLNG EQUIPMENT Trainees, writ P. O. Box 3774, Akron 14, Ohio. Includ phone jiumbeiv IBM KEY PUNCH And Comptometer An Ideal Combination ENROLL NOW, FR-6-291S COMPTOMETER SCHOOL (Phone 5-8119 MARKET STREET 131 Servieg Akron Sine 1 936 a SPONSELLER K.lmira Ltn, yfrs. of 5424 at)i, anion.

at her rpsiriprwe. Stu- Tf vtd hv ll-iny st Mi.onPtu-r. sttt! Htinress, tni (rn'l four hroihrrs, Clif. ford ntid Mow-Mfd Smrl'isKv, both of Akron. I.ouin s-mduskv of i uahoga KMk.

nnd Waiter Sandusky of California, two Kit. Miss hMP of A kmn, is 1 a un-nmnhaiT) of Akron. Hev. Ihoina Blank and t.i.a Star will fondurt rrvirp Wfrdneftdny 1 rn. nt iht AdarrR f'unrl Home.

In torment K. Akron Omrterv, Kripnd n.y.y call after 1 p. m. ai tha Adami Ku nerai Horn. WAGNER Amos, of 709 K.

Robinson Parberton, passed away Monday p. m. Survived hy wife, Iinra. Funeral announcements later. (Campfleld Hickman.

WALKER William aee R7 year, of 74ft Ion a a pasrc! awav Saturday a. m. Kuneral pervu-en from I'rentice Co. Kunral Honte, ll.r4 Kenmore Wednesday at. 3 p.

m. Rev. Milton it. Bunker offir'atlnjr. Interment Greonlawn Memorial I'ark.

Friends may call at the funeral home 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. Tuesday, q'rentlre ft Co 1 .) WHITED Cain 1., 62 years, 4 Celtic passed away Julv 3. Survived by daughters, Mr.

Ida Rtrirk. land, Mrs. Norma Jean Palley, one grandchild, all of Akron; sisters, Mrs. William (Jettlei Clll of Barberton, Mrs. l.ucy Durham of Colorn, Mrs.

F.ffie Plankenship of Richland, Mrs. Hnttie Bailey of Baltimore, brothers, Robert of Millhrne. Claude, Ceorge, Iioff. Newton, all of Maryland, Curtis of Front Hovel, Ya. Services p.

m. Thursday from the Akron Baptist Temple, with Iir. Dallas F. Bilhngton and Rev. Charles F.

Rilllngton officiating. Burial c.reenlawn. Friends may call after 2 p. m. Wednesday and until 11 a.

m. Thursday at the Schlup-Cox Funeral Chapel. Kenmore bivd. at Eighth and at the church after 12 noon Thursdav. (Schlup-Cox SH-5-313I.) WOLFE William 70 year.

1104 Sixth av. NW, Delrav Beach, passed away June 30. Services 11 a. m. Wednesday, Billow Akron Chanel.

118 Ash where friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday, Rev. David E. Cornell official tng.

Interment Rose Hill Rurial Park. (Billow Akron Chapel. BL-3-7171.) 3-1 osf and Found Tan female pup. vicinity of Clark Mill rd. -T573.

LOST REWARD Pale blue parakeet in the vicinity of K. Market ft. and Case av. 4-Birth Announcements GRANDPARENTS To place an lnexnen.lv Birth Announcement call BL-3-1111, ask for Mis Friendly. You will receive pink or blue wrapped souvenir edition of the Sunday Beacon Journal containing your birth announcement.

A aplendid gift record for your son', or daughter', pride nd 1oy of the Important event of th day of their bahv' birth. Remembrance IS LOVING MEMORY OF RICHARD SANTY Who passed away July We dry our tear, and wear a smiie. And go on day by day, But deep within our hearts vou live. Even though you have gone MOTHER AND FATHER SISTERS AND BROTHER "sf 1 it it ti mm v-Mar; WHITE CONVERTIBLE I.en A tn M. PI cord I 14 I- I.

iny. Tllou PM! ski ii.o-.MfM. Iiaiicr, nuitur u. rtrw Interior. lIuiT'OISr refrigrrHtor.

3 raia sauU. lUiin.itc ifcfrosl, -'vcar-oi't a-tuy modern bedroom suite, electric rariK-e, good condition. $111: ellaneous. (ail before 3. Ml MKi boat with S.Mip.

Kvlnrud electric motor. MAS 'AIJ Two Room, Private llalh And f.ot ranee a 1 OI KS' TO ft ORCHARD HILLS On mllf fn1 of Stow Ham ttnd uplU-kvel. a nr 4 lif (Ironniit, (4 lolft, nit lilt-lro cmi-nin In niid iie id. See our ftinitAhed iiioiit. GILLESPIE PILCHER Peatmra Open Till 10VA9 CHEVROLET li in k.

cylinder, 'i ton, runa good, $'i0. I'o 2 :i.vi. Ol.liSMOIULK. 4door "s'e" dan, actual miles, HIIi2ih4. Eighteenth Kenmore.

'64 KOI1I) j'ton pickup, pipe racks. Clievy all-steel bed a ton, ply tlrea. tj09 Lovera l.ane, I'll it Al'STIN HEALEY 100. radio, I ra heater, overdrive. heels, liN-4 7WI1 FOR HALE, Estate gas stove, $20; kitchen sink and 2 Inside doori, Kli62b72.

1041 Clark SET OF golf Hubs. bag and cart. One double window fan with thermostat, 2 1 -in. Motorola television. 1I)'4 Eor4 VI, OV-H 1-Death Notices BACKUS Allan Ouatnve, 64 years, 2WI7 aecond Cuyahoga Falls, passed away July 3 at the Castle Nursing Home, Mlllrrs-burg, O.

He is survived by his wile, II. Eleanor; three daughters, Mrs. Margaret hhryork, Cleveland, Mrs. Alice Steele, Mrs. Hetty Webb, both of Cuyahoga Kalis; eight grandchildren: one slater, Mrs.

Huth Hagman of Youngs-town; four brothers and two lister In Sweden. Friends received from 2 to 4 and 7 to tt p. m. Wednesday at the McOowan -Held Kuncral Home corner of Slow v. and Third Cuyahoga Kails, where services will lie combined at 1 1 a.

m. Thursday. Kev. larcnce Melln officiating. Interment Oakwood.

WA BICK Carl en yean, of MS Wons- ler rd. IS, Harherton, passed away Sunday. Kuneral aer vices aVl Thursday, 2 p. KfyY Cainpfleld Hickman Funeral Home. itev.

Dale C. (iavnard of ficiating. Hurlal Lakewond Cemetery. Friend call at the funeral home after Tuesday noon. (Cainpfleld.

Hickman. SH-5-3181.) CLARK Euhen T. (Jim), 73 years, of 504 Inman passed away July 3. Survived by wife, Gladys daughter, Mrs. Vina Hankr, Copley, seven grandchildren; nine great-gt andchlldren.

Fanillv will receive friends Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to (I p. in. at the Long Scovell Funeral Home, where services will he held Thursday 1 p. m. Itev.

Krank-1 1 II. Mlllrk official Ing. Illli'l'-mcnt Rose Hill Hurial Park. (Long-Scovell, .1 lfl.) COCHRAN Elizabeth, 72 years, of 441 Sel-den died July 1. Kuneral services Wednesday 1 p.

ni. at the Hummel Kuneral Home. Jtev. Clarence Melln officiating. Interment Oak wood Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Hummel Funeral Home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to fl p. m. (Hummel.) CONNER Clyde age 78 year, of 2877 Reservoir Mngadore. passed awav Friday p. m.

at Akron City Hospital. Funeral services Wednesday .1 p. m. from the Hopkins Kuneral Home. B47 Canton Rev.

John F. Duffy Jr. officiating. Burial Hillside Memorial I'ark. Krlcnds mitv call at the funeral home 2 lo 4 and 7 lo 9 p.

m. Tuesday, i Hopkins. I DODGE Ralph 74 years, nf fififl Srhll-Icr passed away July 2. Survived by wife. Anna ihiughter.

Alis. Helen 1-amlell, Akron, sons. Richard F. and Ralph both of Cuyahoga Fails; Albert J. of Akron; Hruce K.

of Oiran Springs, 14 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren. Services 11 a. m. Wednesday at the Hlllow Memorial Chapel, Twenty-third si. at Falls Cuyahoga Kails, where friends may cull 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

in. Tuesday, Hev. Ralph 11. Illchardson officiating. Interment Maple (irove Cemetery, ltavenna.

Ohio. (Billow Memorial Chapel, WA-H-7171.) DUNAWAY Normnn ns 60. of 20ft I umidenlv June :0. Survived hv Anna Mhp; son. An- I ihnny of Kfnt; dfuiahter.

Alr. i I.nulse Crfpn, iovrland; 15 KinndfhildiTn; two lirolhr. i Mnp of Illinois, And DhIp NtMiinnn. Krntuckv; sister, Mrs Hlanrh Triitizor, Illinois. Kunpriil services 1 p.

m. Thursdny nt tti Sprllmiin A. AI. F. riuirch.

Interment SUndlnif Rnck (' I Knt. Friends mav rail at the funeral home from tn 9 p. ni. Wednesday. S.

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Each additional line 35c. Name of Classification: In Starting Date Enclosed is Times to Run Homelike i titfr. nr i nit ii a I I- i', 4 .1 I Muiim nr eiJ.tV. 111 icnii- rii-t f'n-i! 1 1 I I 2. 't R' fil'lnJdltJ.

IfiVt- ropof Mt, Cih hi etiifiprv. KOVACS Jjpiih, BKt 4 yeai. of 8E0 iir, dr Fui tn-i ton, paired isv Faturdiy a. rn Ftireril nervtre from pientire o. Funeral Home, Kenmore Uedneitdflv at 1 m.

Itev, F'ephpn officiat-Injr. Internipnt Ml. peare i errietery. Frlendi inflv cali At the funeral homp r'nm 2 lo 4 and 7 to rn. Tufsdiy.

(Prentire At in. Vr'l 77J I KOVACS Goevieve a 34 veetri. of Vi't'i Dean Pur hereon, piiKed away Saturday m. Funeral MTviren nun Pren. I A.

Co. Funft'dl llnnip. I I i kenmore lnf-dav At 1 p. in Itev. Stephen Kiucs offiriritinti.

Inirtnent Mt. peace (inetrv. Friend mav call st the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to p. m. Tuesday, tl'renttr A Co, PI.

3 7721 PICKETT Clarenre A. fir. 71 veam. Flevpnth at. SW passed awav Sundav a.

ni. Funeral arrvHes from It'renlire it Co. F'uneral Home, MM Kenmort Thursday 3 p. m. Hev.

Milton I. Hunker off Irtatlnff. Interment leakewood Cemetery. Friend rnay rail at the funeral home from" 7 p. ni.

to ft p. m. today, and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Wednesday, OrentUe PL-! 7721 IMREK Vuda, 100 yearn, of 34'8 Man-ftlllon rd passed away Survived by three sons.

Joseph. ik and George; KranddauKhter. Mrs. Susan Madjar; grandson. Paul Im-jek: two other Krandchlldren; 17 great Krandrhildren, and M) irreat-Kr'a, Funeral fcervicea Tuesday, July 4.

1 p. m. at the Kucko Fu-jieral Home, Hev. Andrew Mazdk oftklatlriR. Interment (ireenthurR.

Family will re-reive frienda at the Kueko Funeral Home Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. OXurko 10NES Mr. Jane 31 years, of 18.1 Waldorf passed away July 2. Survived by husband, John son.

Jeffrey daiiKh-teii, Cynthia KlrnberleiKh Starey C. Kelleigh M.t and Drew A. STRICTLY PIU-VATK SKltVlCKS 3 p. ni. edneday at he Pillow Memorial Chapel, Tw eniy-t hird t.

at F'a a Cuyahoga Falls. Hev. Havfd 1. Burnham off iriat Iuk. interment Chestnut Hill Cemetery.

In lieu of other remembrance donations may be made to the Heart Fund. No calllnK hours. OJl low Memorial Chapel, WA-3-7171.) PFAFF W. William ag years, fof 320 Vincent died July 1 at Crile Veteran' Hospital. Friends may call at the Scher-messer Funeral Home 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.

m. Tuesday, Servlcea Wednesday 2 p. m. at the Funeral Home. Rev.

F.van Roherts officiating. Interment Grcenlawn Memorial l'ark, (Schermesser, PA-4-5R1IO PHILIOS Christe sue 70 vears. of 41 IS S. Arlington awav at Akron Stir- hy wife. Ivii; two chtldreii.

t'oemtts and 'hvit one hrother. "(iconic of Akron: half, pivter in Creece. Funeral Serc-lc-es Thuisdav, 1 p. m. at he F.tkaril-HalclM in Funeral Home.

Further sei vires Thursday 2 p. m. at the irthodox Church. Itev. Fr.

Ceorne N. Harti offlclatlnaT. Iniernient Ttose Hill Cemeterv. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Tuesday 7 to 9 p. m.

and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to p. m. Ahepa Iidee Services Wednesday 7 p. in. Trisapios services Wednesday p.

ni. (Eckard-Baklwin, POGQRZELSKI Mary IC, 2R1 C.Ienvvood passed away Sunday p. m. Survived hy her hushanri, Frank; six sons and three rliniKhters. Joseph, Stanley, Walter, Stephen.

ictor, John -Miss Helen, SKler Miirv Assuittpta, S.S..I. of Garfield Heights. Mrs. Hate Modzrlcw ski; two stsiers, Mrs. Klementina Rnszkovvski.

Mis. Hronislawa Wyszvnskl: 10 Kramlchildren. Hosaiy Society will rectle the Hosary Wed-nesdav, 8 p. in. Funeral services Thursday a.

m. at the liF.SIDKM'K. and St. Urd-wIr Catholic Church .:) a. Itev.

Fr. Koniczen-kl offlclatlnu. Interment Holy Cross. Friends call at the KF.S1DE.NCF, after 2 p. ni.

Tuesdav. Family requests Spiritual Offerings and (lulld-lnR Fund donations In lieu of other remembrances. (Kucko.) SPECIAL Electric B.T.U. Completely Installed Re install CA Pipes Hook Up Plumbing City Heating Permits Guaranteed and Injured Special! mm Hospitality The fine qualities of the Long-Scovell Funeral Home are apparent to everyone. The homelike and hospitable atmosphere of th funeral home and our friendly staff add much to your ease and comfort.

LONG-' SCOVELL LE(iAL NOTICE Sealed proposals addressed to the City Purchasing Agent will be received by the Cliv of Akron, Ohio, at the office of the Purchasing: Agent, itoom 205 Municipal Building, Akron, Ohio, until 1.30 i'. Eastern Daylight Savings Tune, on the 12lh day of July, ltlhl, at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read fur furnishing: 6.000 Mora or Les. Separan. Specification, may be obtained at the off It of the Agent. Each proposal muat contain Die full iwniii of ail of tlie partle Inlereated therein, and must he accompanied by a certified check In the (mount of One Hundred Italian ($100,001, on a solvent lunik, as a guarantee, hut If the proposal he accepted a contract will be entered Inio.

The City of Akron. Ohio, through its duly authorized and constituted otllcials, reserves the riKht to reject anv or all propoaala and 10 want informality In any proposal. TIIK UTV OK AKItON, tuuo My: i'urchaaing Agent June 27 July 4 LEGAL NOTICE Sealed Propoaala adilreaaed to th City Vurchaaing Axenl will be received by the City of Akron, Ohio, at the office of the l'urchaaliiK Agent, Itoom 20S Municipal JJulidlng, Akron, Ohio, until 1:30 f. K.aslern Dny-llKht Time, on the loth day of July, 1IHJI, at which time and place they will lie publicly opened and read for furnishing: fiOO Tons, Wort or Ijesa Liquid Chlorine Tons, More or I-ess, Liquid Kerric liloi ide Specliii'atioin may be obtained at the office of the i'urchas-iiK A Kent. Kach proposal must contain the ful) names of all of the parlies Interested therein, and must be accompanied by a certified check In the amount of One Hundred Dollara on 1 aolvent hank, aa a guarantee, that If the proposal be accepted a contract will entered Into, The City of Akron, Ohio, throunh duly authorized and conatltuted officials, reserves the right to reject any or all proposal! and to waive informality In any proposal.

THE CITY OP AKIiON, OHIO fly: O. McQUICCAN, I'urehailng Agent July 4 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE Is herehv given that bids will be received at the office of the Hoard of Commissioners, Summit Countv Courthouse, Akron, Ohio, until 11:00 A. E. 1). S.

July 2:.. 19(11 and then and there publicly opened and read for fur-nlshln the material and performing all the labor In connect Inn wilh the following: Kive fladio Assrwibllea with transistor power supply, inln. of r.0 watt output. Two frequency transmitter, n.irrow hand. Complete ready to instn II.

Control Hox, speaker, mlrro-phone, cables, etc. Housings must bt Inter-channonhle. Operation to be In 39 MC band. Successful Bidder will bi given the frequencies. All equipment, to he purchased shall be approved for matching funds as per office of Civil Defense Mobilization.

Seller should supply any Additional information Hhoul his equipment or bid that will nsslst the rurchnslng agents of Summit ounty in selecting the best bid 1'lans and specification for the attove material and labor can be obtained at the Commissioners Office. Summit County Court house. Akron, Ohio, upon deposit of which deposit' will be refunded upon return of said plans and specifications in good condition within ten days after the data of bid opening. All bids must be accompanied by a bond or certified check on a solvent bank and pavahie to this Hoard of Summit County Commissioners In Ilia amount of one percent of the total hid submitted as a guaranty that, If such proposal Is accepted the liidilcr will enter Into a contract and properly secure the performance thereof by a bond of an acceptable surety company In the amount of one hundred per cent H00''r) of the bid price within ten days after written notification of the acceptance. This Hoard of Summit County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids and to hold for thirty days before final action thereon HY IJIHECTIOV OK THE BOARD OK SI' MM IT COL'NTY COMMISSIONERS: JOHN TOIIA Kit ED HAftTEH OK EN I).

CARTER Bv: I'AL'L P. DENHOLM cierk Junt 27 July 4 11 IS FOR A BEACON JOURNAL WANT AD CALL 253-1111 2 S3 EAST Hie Solacing Purpose of Funeral Service GAS FURNACE We were recently asked if the service of the Funeral Director is in any way intended for the soul of a deceased person. The classic answer to this question was set forth, fifteen centuries ago, by the great St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo. Since the writings of Augustine are so universally respected hy all sects and creeds, it is of public interest here to note bis comment.

"A bad death," be said, "never follows a good life." And though he firmly implied that the mortal body should be treated with reverent respect, be made it clear that this did not determine the welfare of the soul. Rather, as he pointed out, "The care of the funeral, the manner of burial, the solemn pomp of obsequies, are of solace to the living It is in this moving context of the human drama in the sorrow of bereavement that the modern-day refinements of Funeral Practice are so carefully designed to be of useful service. And this, both in the instant poignancy of grief, as well as in the after-time of memorv. 100,000 Remove Old Furnace Install New Furnace New (onfrolt Reinstall WA Pipes SUMMIT COUNTY C0RDV.it. HEATING, Inc.

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