The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 32

Saturday, February 26, 1966 1 1 1 Columbia Chemical's Woodford COVENTRY TWP. Charles C. Woodford, 57, a senior structural design engineer for the Columbia Chemical Division of Pittsburgh Plate Glass died Friday at Barberton Citizens Hospital, where he was taken after becoming ill at his home. Mr. Woodford, who lived at 4214 State had been a resident of the Portage Lakes area for 21 years and lived in Akron 21 years previously.

He was born in Meadville, Pa. 1926 graduate of Akron WEast High School and attended the University of Akron. sons, Charles C. DenHe leaves his Nina; ver and Rollin C. of Akron; three brothers, including Stanley and Dexter of Akron, and six, Services grandchildren.

will be at 3 p. m. Monday at Prentice Kenmore Funeral Home. Cremation will follow. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Sunday. HARVEY SWEIGART MEDINA-Harvey A. Sweigart, of 616 S. Medina Line Sharon died Friday at his home after a brief illness.

Born in Harrisburg, he had lived Akron and years Years, Medina County. Mr. Sweigart' was a crane operator at B. F. Goodrich where he had been for nearly 40 years.

He leaves his wife, Mattie, and two brothers. Services will be at 1:30 p. m. Monday at Eckard-Baldwin Funeral Home, Akron, where friends may call from 7 to 9 p. m.

today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. MYRA HOULE TALLMADGE Services for Myra Houle, 83, of 1176 Broadview will be at 2 p.

m. Monday in the Scott Funeral Home. She died Thursday at her home after several months', illness. Mrs. Houle was born in Altoona, and had lived here, 25 years.

She was the widow of Albert Houle longtime employe of the Tallmadge school system. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Jeremiah Nearhoof of Altoona, a son, Alven Keister of Paris, three grandchildren six great-grandchildren. anthe family will receive callers from 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Sunday at the funeral home. Burial, will be in Tallmadge Cemetery. ALBERTA M. HAHN BRIMFIELD Services for Alberta M. Hahn, 40, of 3567 Elmhurst will be at 1:30 p.

m. Monday in the Lane Funeral Home, Austintown. Mrs. Hahn, who had been ill two years, died Thursday in Robinson Memorial Hospital, Ravenna. Born in Canfield, she moved here five years ago from Cuyahoga Falls.

She was a member of the Cathedral of Tomorrow in the Falls and American Legion Post 209 Auxiliary, Akron. She leaves her husband, Billy; sons, Bryan and Dean; daughters, Penny Lee and Christine, all of the home; father, Roy Davis of Canfield; two sisters and three brothers. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday at the funeral home.

Burial will be in Green Haven cemetery, Austintown. MRS. VIOLET FLYNN DOYLESTOWN-Mrs. Violet Flynn, 52, of 284 Church died Friday at Barberton Citizens Hospital following a four-month illness. A native of Woodsfield, she lived in Doylestown the' past several years.

She was a member of Woodsfield Church of Christ. Mrs. leaves her husband, Walter; a son, Walter Jr. of Doylestown; daughters, Mrs. Delores Hunt and Mrs.

Helen Childers, both of Doylestown, and Mrs. Phyllis McConnell of Cameron, a brother, 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services will be at 2 p. m. Monday at Bauer Turner Funeral Home, Woodsfield, where friends may call after noon today.

Burial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery, Woodsfield. Akron Deaths Mrs. Celia Wine, 80, former Akronite, died in Mrs. Grace B. Tuckey, of 776 Wall prominent in PTA Samuel Mikuliak, 76, 1191 Seventh Mrs.

Ola Williams, 65, of 1869 Shaw Akron resident Lawrence, 73, Railway Express employe 35 years, at Ft. Dr. J. Gordon Griffin, 86, of 263 S. Balch Akron physician for over 40 Garner, 52, of 107 N.

Case av. Mrs. Emily Mellvar, 63, of 1022 Battles Ralph D. Moscarello of 292 Shelby! av. Harrill, 72, 118 W.

Miller Christina Holzer, 69, of 612 Blanche st. Postpone Decision On Santee Arthur Santee will continue to provide bus service from the Akron and Kent areas to Cleveland, at least for awhile. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, which listened Thursday and Friday in Cleveland to complaints about the Santee line, has postponed a decision on whether to revoke the firm's franchise. Earl N. Merwin of Columbus, Santee's attorney, requested the postponement SO he can study a long PUCO report of Santee bus inspections and prepare his case.

Langdon D. Bell, PUCO examiner who heard testimony, will schedule resumption of the hearing, possibly in Columbus. PUCO had cited Santee for alleged violations of bus operation rules and ordered him to show cause why his license should not be revoked. James Fitch, a PUCO, investigator, and Frank Dittoe, chief of PUCO's bus division, testified Friday. Dittoe said some Santee busses checked last July in Cleveland had defective tires, exhaust systems and brakes, broken windows and no stop lights or clearance lights.

Fitch turned in a long report of inspections that wasn't read, and told of seeing Santee busses arriving and leaving seven to 75 minutes behind schedule. from Elyria, Westlake and North Ridgeville, west of Cleveland, told of long waits for busses, breakdowns on the road, fires, broken windows and seats and dirty busses. Santee of Sharon said after the hearing Friday the deficiencies are being corrected. He said he plans to purchase three new busses in the next few weeks. ON THURSDAY, EGG MARKET COLUMBUS Eggs Prices paid at farms after candling and grading: A jumbo 36-41, mostly 40- 41, large 33-40, mostly 37-39, medium mostly 34-36, small 25-34.

mostly' 29-30, large 17-34, mostly 29-32, undergrades 10-18, mostly 14- 16. Prices paid to country packing plants for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities cases included consumer grades including U. S. grades, minimum 50 case lots loose, large A 43-46: medium small 35-38, large 37-41, carton large A 51, medium A 43-48, small A 39-41. Sales to retailers in major Ohio cities, delivered: Large A white 48- 52, mostly 49-51, medium 45-48, mostly 46-48, large white and brown 45-48, mostly 47.

Poultry prices at farms. No. quality fryers mostly light 7-9. mostly 7 PM. EST Feb.

25 Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU 36 WARM 37 COLD 52 30 25 45 COLD Temperatures Are Average For 50 50 Showers Snow 60 70, High Temperatures Expected FORECASTER for Daytime Saturday SHOWERS are forecast today for the north Pacific states. Rain mixed with snow is expected in the central Plains and central Mississippi valley. Snow is forecast for the Mountain region. Generally fair weather will prevail in the eastern third of the nation.

Temperatures will rise in north and central Plains, the Gulf Ohio Mostly cloudy and colder with snow flurries today tonight. High 26-33 north, 33-40 south. Low tonight 16-25. Generally fair and warmer Sunday. Temperatures Maximum Minimum Yesterday Last Night Bismarck-snow 22 18 Boston-snow 34 30 Charlotte-clear 53 29 Chicago-cloudy 34 28 Denver -cloudy 46 24 Angeles-clear 63 49 Miami 74 58 Pheasants Cause Crash A 46-year-old Wadsworth woman and her mother are patients in Akron General Hospital because she braked to keep from hitting pheasants crossing the road.

State Highway Patrolmen said Mrs. Olive H. Dick, 46, of 7641 Bear Swamp told them she then lost control. The car went off the left side of Medina County rd. 123 a half mile from Rt.

94 and struck a tree. Mrs. Dick's mother, Mrs. Christine Stormer, 70, also was injured in the Friday afternoon crash. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO UP) The market for butcher hogs was steady to 25 cents a hundredweight higher today but with the top price unchanged at $28.35, Demand WAS fairly active for the offerings of 5,000 head, up 2,000 from yesterday and bringing the total to 21,500, equal to last week.

Mixed No. 1 and 2 grades sold upward from $28 and mixed 1-3 at $27- 28 for 190-250 lb weights. Heavier mixed 2s and 3s were Sows topped at $25.25. Slaughter steers were weak to 50 cents lower with prime grade going at for pounders and mixed high choice and prime at Choice grade in a broad range of weights went at A few mixed good and choice wooled slaughter lambs sold at $27-28. Better grades were virtually absent.

Cleveland Industrial Stocks (Over-The-Counter) Bid Asked Bid Asked Gilmore Ind Penton Pub GliddenCo pf 65 Phillips Lmp Globe Ind Rand Devel Greg Ind 19 20 Ridge Tool 36 37. Growth Cap Rdwy Exp Halle Bros 34. Roch Leas 3 Hanna Min RockwellMfg Hansen Mfg SawhillTubP Hauserman Scott OM 16 Hawthorn ScottAviation 8 9 Hickok Elec Scott Fet Higbee Co 52 56 Seaway Fdtn Hoover Co A Sexton Inc Inter Seaway Shaker Prop Joseph Shaw Bart Kaiser Stl 30 Solon Ind Kearney Nat StI Imp Leaseway Sterling Seal Wilson Eng Summit Prop Levin-Twnd SW Indust 16 Lubrizl Corp 52 53 Tappan Co MacDonald Techno Fund Mohawk Tele Serv Oh Monarch 31 Tenna Corp 161 17 Nat Screw Therm-0-D 39 Van Tinnerman 32 Ohio Tel 48 52 Trans Oglebay Nor Tremco Mfg 28 Ohio Crank Troxel Mfg 19 Oh Ferro Al 27 Un Finan Oh Saving 17 US Rity Inv 12 Oh Wat Serv 30 US Truck Osborn Mfg 43 Van Dorn Co Park Dp Fg Vernors Inc Frank Mellinger, new president, David Jeffrey, director of field operations for American Association of Retired Persons, who was principal speaker, and Mrs. Devitt Gordon, a past president. High Count In Barberton Dustfall Indicates Health Hazards Still Abound Half of the locations ton Air Pollution Control to show dustfall readings hazard level.

Highest air pollution samplings again were obtained Barberton areas and at Akron City Hall. Louis 1 E. Bunts, director DR. M. S.

HARVEY, (right) immediate past president of Senior Citizens of Summit County Inc. was the center of attention in this group when the unit's board of trustees had its annual meeting Friday at Sanginiti's. Listening to Dr. Harvey are (from left) Pleads Guilty As Glove Rapist' An man who admitted "fuzzy Akron, rapist" who terrorized Akron area women for more than a year pleaded guilty to three sex effonses Friday and was sent to Lima State Hospital for a psychiatric examination. David Lee Brown, 24, of 467 Marview was ordered to Lima by Common Pleas Judge L.

A. Lombardi. He'll be returned here for sentencingor possibly commitment to a mental hospital after the tests. BROWN, who police said has admitted assaults on six area girls since late 1964, was trapped at a roadblock in Mogadore Jan. 15 after he tried to keep a date with a girl he had tried to assault earlier.

LYDA SMOYER SEVILLE-Mrs. Lyda Smoyer, 85, of 83 E. Main died Friday at Medina Community Hospital after a short illness. Born in Niles, she resided here 50 years. She and her husband, George, had observed their 52nd anniversary Thursday.

She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and its Utilian Class. She also leaves two sons, Ralph of Seville and Army Capt. Raymond in Korea; a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilder of Wadsworth, and two grandsons. Services will be Monday at 2:30 p.

m. at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Seville, where friends will be received Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be at Mound Hill Cemetery. MRS. FLORA NEAL CANAL FULTON Mrs.

Flora Belle Neal, 87, of Arcadia died today at her home after a lengthy illness. Born in Buckhannon, she lived 42 years in Canal Fulton. She leaves a son, Quintin with whom she lived; a daughter, Mildred of Canal Fulton; two brothers, three sisters, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services will be at Monday at Swigart Funeral Home where friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Sunday. Burial will be at Union Cemetery. HENRY KNAPP RAVENNA Henry J. Knapp, of 406 King died Friday at Robinson Memorial Hospital, where he had been a patient for two days. Born at Brady Lake, he was a life resident of Portage County.

He was a retired employe of Ravenna Ceramics Co. and a member of the Nazarene Church here. He leaves stepdaughters, Laura Laru of the home, Mrs. Russell Cole in California and Mrs. Leona Holmes of Ravenna; stepsons, Eugene Neff of Charlotte, N.

C. and Kenneth Neff of Ravenna. Services will be at 1 p. m. Monday at Woolf Funeral Home here where friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening.

Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. CLEVELAND PRODUCE CLEVELAND Homegrowers market changes: Cucumbers: Greenhouse Nothing offered. Northern Ohio District Greenhouse changes: Lettuce: Supplies moderate; demand moderate: market about steady. 24-qt. bkts.

(10 lbs.) leaf mostly 2.25-2.50. MERCANTILE EXCHANGE CHICAGO (P) Chicago Mercantile Exchange Butter firm; buying 92 prices 90 higher; 93 89 score AA cars 90 89 Eggs firm; wholesale buying prices unchanged to 1 higher; 70 per cent or better grade A whites 41; mixed mediums 39; standards 38; dirties unquoted; checks 34. Man 'Critical' After Knifing Denzil Smith, 44, of 368 Parkwood was "critical" today at City Hospital after he was slashed in the lower abdomen late Friday with a butcher knife. Police said his half-brother, Clayton Shears, 290 W. Market was the knife wielder.

Police said the stabbing happened at the home of Smith's mother, Mrs. Julia Smith, Parkwood av. Asst. County Prosecutor Arthur Snell ruled the cutting to have been in self-defense, pending a further investigation. MUTUAL FUNDS Bid Asked Affiliated Fd 9.27 10.03 Bus Shrs 4.17 4.51 Am Mutual Fd 10.56 11.54 Axe-Houghton: Fund A 7.27 7.90 Fund 10.82 11.76 Blue Ridge Fund Mut 13.53 14.75 Boston 9.91 10.83 Broad St Inv 16.01 17.31 Bullock Fund 15.97 17.48 Can Gen Fd 10.05 10.98 Canadian Shrs Fund Tr 18.99 12.66 13.84 Channing Funds: Balance 14.10 15.41 Com Stk 2.25 2.46| Growth 17.56 19.19 Income 9.39 10.26 Intl Grth 9.19 Chase Special 3.07 3.36 Fd Bos 10.79 11.79 Chemical Fd 17.10 18.69 Secur 1.67 1.74 Colonial Fund 13.71 14.98 Commonwealth: 10.81 11.81 Concord Fund 15.91 15.91 Delaware Fd 16.89 18.46 Divers Gth Stk 13.73 15.05 Dividend Shrs 3.81 4.18 Dow Th Inv Fd 7.65 8.27 Dreyfus Fund 26.80 29.25 Eaton Bal 12.51 13.59 Stk 16.70 18.14 Fd 29.52 29.52 Fidelity Cap 15.69 17.05 Fidelity Fund 19.41 20.98 F.I.F.

5.83 6.38 Fundamtl Inv 12.90 14.14 Group Securities: Common Stk 15.46 16.92 Ham Fd HDA 5.94 6.50 Imperial Fd Income 10.00 5.64 10.93 6.14 Invest Co Am 14.35 15.86 Investors Group Funds: Mutual Inc 12.03 13.08 Stock 21.65 23.63 Selective 10.20 10.97 Variable Pay 8.62 9.37 7.02 Keystone Custodian Funds: Invest Bd B-1 23.76 24.80 Med Bd B-2 24.32 26.53 Lazard Fund 17.75 18.00 Lexngtn Inc Tr 11.03 12.05 Life Ins Inv 8.17 8.93 Life Ins Stk 6.15 6.70 Grth 11.11 12.14 Mass Inv Trust 17.24 18.84 M.I.F. Fund 19.85 21.46 M.I.F. Growth 6.18 6.68 Sec 11.82 12.79 National Securities Series: Balanced 12.89 14.09 Bond 6.62 7.23 Dividend 5.56 6.08 Preferred 7.55 8.25 Income 6.73 7.36 Stock 9.64 10.54 Growth 10.56 11.54 One William St 15.35 15.35 12.97 Pine Street 12.97 Price, TR Grth 21.57 21.57 Puritan Geo Fund 11.57 17.27 12.51 18.87 Putnam Grth 12.57 13.74 Scudder Funds: Balanced 20.09 20.09 Com Stk 13.03 13.03 Intl Inv 15.52 15.77 Selected Amer 12.47 13.49 Sharehl Tr Bos 12.26 13.40 Stdmn Sci 6.79 7.42 Stein Roe Funds: Balance 42.87 42.87 Stock 41.61 41.61 Intl 15.49 15.49 Televisn Elect 10.33 11.26 United Funds: Accumulative 18.34 20.04 Income 14.58 15.93 Science 10.16 11.10 Value Line Funds: Value Line 7.84 8.59 Wall St Invest 11.33 12.38 Wellington Fd xd 14.37 15.66 Whitehall Fd 14.15 15.30 Windsor Fd 19.28 20.96 CASH GRAIN CHICAGO (P) Wheat No. 2 hard No. 2 red Corn No.

2 yellow No. 3 yellow No. 4 yellow Oats No. 2 heavy white Soybeans No. 1 yellow Soybean oil CRUDE RUBBER CRUDE RUBBER NEW YORK (AP) Rubber standard futures closed unchanged.

Sales one contract. High Low Close March 25.50 25.50 25.50-B Spot No. 1 ribbed smoked sheets 26N. Deaths Elsewhere Howard Coonley, 89, president of the National Association of Manufacturers and former president and chairman of Walworth in New London, N. H.

Charles Von Fremd, 40, a Columbia Broadcasting Sys-1 Akron Beacon Journal A 11 coast and the Mississippi Lake Erie Northerly winds 16 to 23 knots diminishing to north to northeast 10 to 15 knots early tonight and light variable late tonight. Snow flurries today and early tonight. In Other Cities Yesterday Last Night Miximum Minimum Paul-clear 32 13 New Orleans-cloudy DO 37 New York- cloudy 39 Pittsburgh-cloudy 36 27 Tampa-clear 65 51 64 Washington 47 33 DIVIDENDS REGULAR tested by the AkronAgency in January continued above the nuisance or health the agency, considers monthly in dustfall readings of 20 tons per square mile at the toleraof tion level. All above that in- Akron Stocks Friday Final Quotations By Bache Co. 2nd Nat.

Bldg. FINANCIAL Last Bid Ask Akron Sav Loan 65 Akron-Dime Bank 31 32 First Natl Bank 43 44 Barb. State Bank 23 RUBBER Firestone 41 41 com 34 do $5 pf 101 102 Goodrich 58 Goodyear 46 Mohawk Rubber 22 MISCELLANEOUS All States Frt Alside 11 Beverage Babcock Wilcox 37 38 Con. Freight 45 Dunhill Int. Gen Accept.

vt prf. cv. 44 McNeil Corp, 33 NRM Corp. Ohio Brass 45 Ohio Edison com 28 Pflueger Corp. Pitts Plate Glass 76 Quaker Oats 71 Roadway Exp Sellon Inc 24 25 do pf 92 do 5 pf 83 Sum Nat Hold Sum, Properties Un.

Sheet Metal Weather-Seal 13 (Quotations compiled by the NASD at approximately 3 p. m. Bids are representative inter-dealer prices and do not include retail markdowns or commissions. Asked prices have been adjusted upward to include approximate markups.) CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CLEVELAND (P- -Cattle, 50, steady; choice heifers 27.00-29.00. nominal; good to choice 25.00-27.00; commercial and standard 22.00-25.00; choice heifers 24.00-27.00; good heifers 22.00-24.00; commercial and fat cows 17.00-18.50; utility and cutter cows 14.00-16.00; canner and fat yellow cows 12.00-14.00; bologna bulls 19.00- 22.00; heavy bulls 16.00-18.00.

Calves, 25, steady: prime 28.00- 36.00; good to choice 23.00-28.00; commercial 20.00-23.00; common 14.00- 20.00. Sheep and lambs, 200, steady; choice spring 27.50-28.50; clipped lambs 27.00-27.50; common 17.00-22.00; choice ewes 8.00-9.00; choice wether 0 8.00-9.00; cull and medium 3.00-6.00. Hogs, 150, steady; U. S. 1-2 200-220 lbs.

27.50-28.00; 220-240 lbs. 27.00- 27.75; 240-260 Ibs. 26.50-27.00; 260-280 lbs. 25.25-26.50; packing sows 21.25- 24.25, dicate a health-nuisance problem area, he said. EIGHT of 17 sampling points in the Greater Akron area produced dustfall readings above that mark in January, the agency's latest report shows.

Here is the Great Akron area breakdown of dustfall air pollution recorded during January. The information was collected at sampling points by staff members of the AkronBarberton Air Pollution Control Agency. THE FIGURES represent the number of tons of dust per square mile that fell at the locations. South Barberton 47.9 Barberton High School 45.8 Barberton Citizens Hospital 38.2 Akron City Hall 31.6 Barberton Memorial School 27.2 Akron East High 26.7 Akron Garfield High 24.3 Barberton Fire Station 3 22.5 Akron North High 19.4 Guggenheim Research Center 18.0 Akron King School 15.8 Kenmore 12.9 Akron Fire Station 14 12.4 St. Matthew School, Akron 11.3 Akron Buchtel High 8.6 Cuyahoga Falls 5.2 Fairlawn 5.1 Probe Canton Shooting CANTON Joseph L.

Davis, 47, of 1033 Monnot pl. NW, is being held by police on suspicion of murder in the death of his wife, Verna 47, who was shot in the face with a 16-gauge shotgun at their home Friday night. Police, called to the home at 11:31 p. said Davis told them he shot his wife accidentally. The body was taken to Spiker Funeral Home.

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HK Del .40 3-15 3-31 Servel pf 1.3125 3-15 4- 1 Shelby Bus Fms .30 3-22 Stoke Van Camp .20 3-11 4- 1 Tenna Corp .16 3- 1 3-15 Univ Lf Tob .25 4- 1 5- Xtra Inc pf .35 3-10 4- STOCK Gelman Inst (x) 4-15 6- 1 (x) --2 for 1 split. INITIAL Baxter Labs new .06 3-18 3-31 INCREASED El Bond Shr .43 3-10 3-31 Schlumberger .45 3-10 4-15 IRREGULAR Channing Inc Fd .39 Fidelity Fund .09 3. 3 3-25 EXTRA Price Bros .15 4- 2 5- 1 BANK STOCKS Rid Asked Bankers Tr 60 Fst Nat City 48 48 Morgan Guar 93 Wells Fargo Bk 38 INSURANCE Aetna Life Am Re-Ins 60 Conn Gen 126 128 Gen Reinsur 234 237 Ga Int Life Glens Falls 46 Hanover Ins 40 Hartf Fire Home Ins NY Midwn Un Life 54 56 Monarch Lf 56 57 Nationwd A Ohio Casualty Phoenix Prov-Wash Travelers 36 Fid MARKET AVERAGES Dow -Jones Stock Averages 30 Industrials Friday 953.00 2.34 20 Railroads Friday 264.23 1.87 15 Utilities Friday 141.78 0.82 Bid Albee 2 Alco Stand Am AutoVend Amer Finan Am Greet A Am Vit Prod Arvida Corp Auto Sprink Barton Dist Bath Cyril Big Drum Boston Cap Brown Fint Brush Beryl 11 Buckeye 38 Burdett Oxy Cleve Trench 9 Cle-Ware Ind Cole Nat 20 Com Shear CowlesChem 29 Craftmaster 9 Curtis Noll 27 Dover Const 2 Erie Tech FaultlessRub 24 Ferry Fst Oh Rity Un Rity Fisher Fds Fla Steel Fixible Co 7 Frisch Rest Giant Tiger Asked 13 47 39 16 10 30. 29 17 12 13 19 8 INDUSTRIAL PIPING ESTIMATOR-SUPERVISOR Growing Ohio Mechanical Contracting firm has position open for EstimatorSupervisor with college degree to specialize in industrial accounts. Salary plus bonus.

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