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"tf 1a' j-ngj- 10 tr -i 21-Help Male or femala 1 -Death Notices Thursday, April 8. 1965 J1 Akrcn Beacon Journal Vital Statistics Marriage license Applications CHASTAIN. David 18. of 33 Cook st, and Amy Lou HARTMAN, 16, of 33 Cook St. WILLIAMS, Gary 22.

of 434 S. Meridian st, Ravenna, and Eileen M. STEINBECK. 20. of 814 Davie VTENNANT, Charles 40, of Echo rd, Stow, and Kim L.

MOORE, 27, of 2240 Suncrest av, Cuyahoga Falls. CHAMBER, William 60. of 270 E. Ralston av, and Christine M. RICE.

58. of 1920 S. Main St. HEATH. Robert 39, of 3030 Ninth st, Cuyahoga Falls, and Nancy Ann FISK.

32. of 27 Casterton VRITTER, Edward 29, of 808 Florida av. and Helen F. GREER, 26, of 808 Florida av. TRAVIS, Robert 21, of 2339 Fourteenth st, and Carol Ann N1TZ, 18, of 3743 Eastern Barberton.

OLDFIELD. James 23, of 498 Brown st. and Clndi L. Wingrove, 20, of 292 S. Arlington st.

MOSTOLLER, Jacob 23. of 1206 S. Medina Line rd, Wadsworth and Lola A. WESCHE. 18, of 4417 Kldgewood rd.

GILREATH, Harold 20, of 1621 Morevlew Copley, and Shirley Ann SIMMONS, 20. of 2386 Cleveland-Masslllon rd, Copley. POTTS, Byrl 19, of 398 Mar-garet st. and Jean Sharon JONES, 16. of 174 Willard st.

YARBROUGH. William 18, of 765 Frederick blvd, and Sandra R. ANDERSON, 19, of 96 Everett av. BALL, Michael, 21, of 128 Fer-guson dr, Tallmadge, and Patricia M. YEAGER, 17, of 2325 Copley rd.

VAUGHAN, Eddla C. II. 20, of 4596 S. Arlington st, Unlontown, and Karen Kay HUFF, 17, of 893 E. Turkeyfoot rd.

WILLIAMS, John 30, of 905 Baughman St. and Vernetta THOMAS, 29, of 787 Leonard at. PRICE, Kenneth 32. of 706 Marlon av. Canton and Betty J.

OVERHOLT, 27. of 2250 Twelfth St. WILLIAMS, William 44. of 2291 Vi Seventh at. and Agnes KNISE-IL, 37, of 59 N.

Arlington st. BELLMAN, Leonard 40. of 3014 Darling dr. and Irene M. SEIG.

FRIED, 35, of 89 Norwood av, Barberton. BENNETT, Daniel 21, of 2167 Fourteenth st, and Barbara J. SOLA, 18, of 1565 Manchester rd. HOLS1NGER, William F. 18, or 2521 South Lakemore, and Cheryl FRAZ1ER, 16.

of 2496 Church st, Lakemore. ROM ANSKI, Arthur J. 20, at 310 Gaylord av, Cuyahoga Falls, and Cynthia A. WHITNEY, 18, of 750 Albemarle av, Cuyahoga Falls MOODISPAUGH, Duan 18. of 3400 Eastern rd, Barberton and Connie S.

THOMPSON, 17, of 529 WlUon av, Barlierton. NORMAN, John 23, of Ml Edgewood av. and Flora E. HAZLEY, 24, of 701 Warner st. PATRICK, Lee 3f.

of 393 J-emar av. and Gladys I. PFENNING, 25. of 302 W. Long st.

MOORE, Donald 52, of 8,5 Favmond St. snd Carrie Lee ANDER-SOK, 37, of 763 Fern st. GLIDDEN, Sonald 25, of 442 Crest wood av. and Laura L. PHARES, 18.

of 82 Cree av. JONES. Bruce 20, of 8197 Springview Northfleld, and Nancv L. HERBERHOLTZ, 18. of 9503 Brandywine Northfleld.

CRABTREE, Ernest 22, of King dr. and Hildreth R. LEMON, 17, of 552 Blaine st. TAYLOR, Danny 20, of 3.8 Noble av. and Llllle Ma McCALL, 18.

of 602 Noah av. GLADIEUX, Jame 20, of 3.4 N. River Stow, and Judy M. ALLEBACH, 19. of 870 Johnston St.

FRENCH, Ray 25. of 1105 Second av. and Charlene H. REESE, 19, of 426 Matthews st. TEPUS, George 20, of 457 Seventeenth st, Barberton, and Carol Ann TOMBLIN, 17, of 51 Schwinn Barberton.

RANKIN, Thomas 26. of 883 Crestline dr. and Sharon Lee HOOVER. 20, of 490 Stevenson av. PATTERSON.

Robert 21. of 181 S. Arlington st. and Elizabeth SCHULMEI6TER, 20, of 829 Reed VHUGHEY. James 41, of San Francisco, and Betty E.

Hl'GHEY, 40, of 137 Malacca av. RASPE, William 26, of 9357 Ravenna rd, Twinsburg. and Judith Ann GRIMM, 21, of 9357 Ravenna Twinsburg. PANTRACK, Clifford 30, of Maple Heights and Annelie K. CORNER, 27, of 139 Huntington dr, Northfleld.

WEELAND, Clark 83, of 1622 Hobart av. and Hazel K. JOHNSON, 63, of 44 N. Martha av. CARTWRIGHT, Leon 22, of 253 E.

Tallamdge av. and Patricia D. SMITH, 17, of 565 Corice st. DELATTE, Joseph 21, of 138 Shelby av. and Margo Jean WOODS, 17, of 902 Freld st, LYONS, John 38, of 1999 Case st, Twinsburg, and Freda D.

HUMPHREY, 25, of 1999 Case av. THOMAS, Donald 26, of 99S Caddo av. and Diane Gary, 21, of 669 Schiller av. MORGAN, Christopher 18, of 1012 Winton av. and Cecilia Y.

JONES. 17, of 1224 Crestview av. RAFFERTY. Michael 21, of 416 Rockcut st, Barberton, and Linda E. DUNAWAY, 18, of 482 S.

Van Buren av, Barberton. RICHARDSON, Joseph 22, of R02 Howe st. and Barbsra Ann WOOD. 17, of 1203 Seventh av. NESTOR, Ronald 19, of 846 Grant at.

and Lorraine McCALLIE, 22, of 323 Cole av. ROTHENSTINE. Victor 25. of 218 Park st. and Rebecca J.

McKEE, 18, of Park st. NESLINE, Kenneth 23, of 2607 Chamberlain rd. and Marcella J. ROLAND, 19, of 756 8. Hamelown rd Copley.

GUTH. Robert 8S, of 1626 Claudia av. end Sandra J. THOMAS, 25, of 1071 Wilbur av. SLATKY.

Robert 22. of 1238 Stoner st. and Bethel J. SHORDER, 21, of 194 Mission su BALLARD, George 25 of 3600 Cleveland-Masslllon rd, Richfield and Lana Jean REIFF. 22.

of 4230 Hart rd. West Richfield. TUCKER, Willie 18. of 873 East av. and Darlene Kay MONTGOMERY, 19.

of 35 Glenwood av. r. JACKSON, Nathaniel, 21, of 2053 Warren av, Norton Village, and Margaret WILLIAMS, 21. of 2053 Warren av, Norton Village. GERMAN.

Thomas 23, of 1134 Oakland av. and Judith C. JONES, 22, of 205 Melbourne av. JONES, Jack 35, of 53 Edison and Mary F. SMITH, 22.

of 848 Wall "'WELLS, Robert 20 of 3383 Daisv av. and Judy C. DILLON, If, of 312 Hyacinth av. SAMPLE, Edward 48. -of 1386 Wllber av.

and Anne E. 37, of 4217 Adawood rd, HAMILTON, Willie 23 '784 Weeks st, and Mary R. GREENE, 20. of 596 Bell St. EDWARDS, Joseph 24, of 2i Third Kent, and Muriel J.

LARKINS. 20, of 1096 Mercer av. VAN DETTA, Albert 26. of 1610 Shatto av. and Judith S.

of 1710 Wiltshire rd. GILBERT1, William 23, Athens and Virginia L. SWEITZER, 21, of 788 Roslyn av. YOUNKIN, David 23, of 250 Melbourne av. and Judith L.

ZAVt-SON. 23, of 610 Crosby st THARP, Robert 22 of 802 Johnston st. and Bonnie M. DUNN, 18, of lfiO Ira av. WOLFE.

Jan 24, of Rossford and Bonnie J. ERWIN. 22, of 4764 Ranchwood rd. WARD, Richard 21, of 1747 Southeast av, Tallamdge and Patricia A. LANUM, 21, of 68 Ferguson dr, Tallmadge.

JONES, James 29, of 876 Perry rd Tallmadge, and Patricia HEITZENFRATER, 21, of 778 Fuller "CENTNER, Jerry 19, of 20 Harmony Hills and Jean Ann LUTHER, 18, of 4617 Broadview rd, West Richfield. HEETER, George 18, of 1431 Wooster rd, West Barberton, and Karen S. FENN, 16, of 1142 Jason ROLLINS, Robert 1, of 3211 State st, Barberton, and Margaret Ann VANDEVER, 18. of 2497 Clayton dr. MAKERAKKEN, Paul 20, of 2424 Tenth st, Cuyahoga Falls, and Jolene L.

KUEHL, 19, of 2608 Sixteenth st, Cuyahoga Falls. Divorces Filed ALDERTON, Ethel vs. Ray- mond. DEARMIN, Clarion vs. Edna.

CAMPBELL, Mary Ellen, vs. Roger. HESS. John vs. Judy.

NANCARROW, Frances VS. E. Ferris. WHORLEY. Alice vs.

Gordon. SHEPPARD, laurel vs. James. ROBINSON, Joann vs. Daniel.

WAI.DROP. Shirley vs. Ronald. JARVIS. Shirley vs.

Hollen. NONEMAKER, Helen vs. Gerald WALLI, Suzanne vs. John. CRAW.

Sandra vs. Charles. MARTIN, Anita Kay, vs. Michael. BEERS, Constance Faith, vs.

Fred. MATHIAS, Peggy Maxlne, vs. Richard. BEVERLY, Anna Belle, vs. Robert.

HARMON, Daniel William, vs. Janev. BELL, Clenna Madge, vs. Freddie. PAVLOVK H.

Malt, vs. Helen. E1SEI.E, Elsie vs. Matthew. NAGY, Ilonka, vs.

Frank. MAYNARD, Katherina A. vs. Raymond. TURNER, Helen vs.

Trsce. WARHEN. Linda Mae. vs. William.

ADAMS, Van I) vs. Katherlne. Divorces Granted KROLL, Patrlrk from Jn Ann. MILLS, John W. from Naomi.

STANLEY, Shirley from Lawrence. REED, Patricia from Richard. SHABASKY, Betty, from Harry FORDHAM, Gwendolyn, from Willi. HOLLEN, Roberta from Joseph WILKINSON. Ronald from Emily.

COLLIN WOOD, Ethel from Wallace. GREEN, John from Nellie FI1YD. Martha from Orvllle. JENKINS, Roy from Maxlne. 1 -Death Notices GARRETSCN Melsni l.ynn, 10 month old.

daugnter ot Meivin ana Kauv ryn (Oilman) Garretaon of 1951 Faye Akron, passed away April 4 at Children Hospital. Service at George Scott Funeral Home. Tallmadge. 2 p. m.

today. Rev. Ralph Moulton officiating. Interment in Hillside Memorial Park. (George E.

Scott. 633-4938.) GRAY Miss Irene. 60 yean, of 4865 Elmway Stow. passed away April 6 at her residence. Friends may call from 3 to and 7 to p.

m. today at the McGowan-Reid Funeral Home, corner of Stow v. end Third Cuyahoga Falls, where service will be conducted 3 p. m. Friday.

Rev. Stephen Topalian officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. (McGowan-Reid. 928 1313.) HOLMES Clement (Po), 70 years, of 69 N.

Howard passed away April 4 at St. Thomas Hospital. Funeral services Friday 10 a. m. at the Turner Funeral Home.

Interment Hillside Memorial Park. Friends may call Thursday from 7 to 9 p. m. at the Turner Funeral Home. (Turner.

928 9089.) JONES Mn. Orrie. of 755 Damon passed away March 30 In St. Thomas Hospital. She Is survived by husband.

Odell: three sons. Freddie J. Jones of U. S. Air Force.

Odell Jones Jr. of Akron, Ollle Oswald Jones of V. S. Navy: two daughters, Mrs. Florence Elizabeth Kitchen of South Carolina.

Mrs. Margie Sewell of Akron: one brother, James F. Davis of South Carolina: one sister, Mrs. Maggie Norris of South Carolina: 11 grandchildren. Services and burial in Lexington.

S. C. No calling hours. (Turner, 928-9089.) KEISTER Hattie 63 years, of 8297 Burkey rd. NW.

North Canton, passed away Thursday morning. Survived by one son. Warren S. of the residence: two sisters. Mrs.

Gladys Shiv-lev and Mrs. Nevada Sands, both of Connellsville, three brothers, Herbert Ohler of Mill Run, Addison of Connellsville, and Charles of Vniontown. Pa. Funeral services Saturday 1:30 p. m.

at the Lewla i Karlo Funeral Home. Rev. G. G. Benson officiating.

Friends may call at the funeral home Friday 2:30 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. (Lewis 4 Karlo, 499-6207.) LARSON Andrew 57 years, of 450 Sumatra passed away April 6. Survived by wife. Selma; two sons, A Win of Akron, Arthur of Michigan: daughter, Mrs.

Ernest Gile of Toledo; 11 grandchildren: aeven greatgrandchildren. Rev. Paul V. Berk will conduct services 3 p. m.

Friday at Adams Funeral Home. Interment East Akron Cemetery. Friends mav call from 2 p. m. until 4 p.

m. and from 7 p. m. to 9 P. m.

Thursdav at Adams Funeral Home. 535-9186. LYTLE John (Hot Sauce), of 826 Huron passed away at Akron General Hospital April 7. Funeral announcements later. (Turner.

928-9089.) MILTON Paul' R7 vear nf 951 Ada passea away April e. survived oy wife. Alberta; one daughter, Mrs. Edwin Spvmonr of i Akron- nnp hrother. Roswell, one sister, Miss Marie Milton, Ellljay.

Ga u-rt orronnVhlMrpn Richard and Roger Seymour of Ak ron, unerai service riaay 1 p. m. at the Schermesser Funeral Home, with Rev. Randall Davis and Rev. Stan-lev Partridge officiating.

In- tannini Dnu HH1 Rtirinl Park. Masonic services Thursday 7:30 p. m. Dy AKron uoaee No. 83 Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. and Friday until services time. (Schermesser, 724-5818.) OSTERVICH Michael. 80 years, of 91 Kent pl passed away Tuesday p. m.

Survived bv his wife. Marv; two sons. Edward and Peter: four grandchildren: four great-grandchildren. Funeral announcements later. (Kucko.

724-1281.) Mccracken William 71 years, of 537 Sackett av cuyanoga Falls, passed awav sud- inril a (n AUrnn Titv Hospital. Removal has been made to the Coppersmith Funeral Home, Emporium, for services ana lmermem on Friday. (McGowan-Reid. 928-1313.) PORTER Mildred, 69 yean, of 2107 Fourth Cuyahoga Falls, passed away April 6. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.

m. today at the McGowan-Reid Funeral Home, corner of Stow av. and Third st, Cuyahoga Falls, where services will be conducted at 1 P. m. Friday.

Dr. Roland G. Carter officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. (McGowan-Reid.

933-1313.) PRINCE William 80 years, 462 Beech-wood passed tway April 6. Service! 11 a. m. Friday at the Billow AKRON Chapel, 118 Ash Akron, where friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Thursday. Rev. Richard O. Harlg officiating. Interment Glendale Cemetery.

(Billow AKRON Chapel, 253-7171 REEVES Stanley 33 years, 1848 Bj Chatam Cuyahoga Falls, died April 7. Survived by wife, Ruth; son, Dennis; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves, Confluence. sisters.

Mn. Lois Heston of Hopwood, Pa, Mrs. Amber I.eihmamn of California. Friends may call at the Cart-Memorial Home. Portage Trail at Eighth st, Cuyahoga Falls, from 7 to 10 p.

m. today Services and burial at 10:30 a. m. Saturday at Confluence. Pa.

(Can- Memorial Home, 0 I-Deofi Notices BARASAS Kenneth Mertln, 17 veer, beloved son of Marie and the lute Martin, brother of HnlSv Goodvear end Judith, grandson of Ua end the late Ernest Waite. passed away suddenly April 6 In Medina. Friend received at the Wait 6 Son Memorial Horre. 765 N. Court Medina.

Wednesday and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. hri services will be held Friday. April 9. 4t 2 p. m.

Burial Brunswick Cemetery. BLAKE Bruce 71 years. 1997 Sixth St. SW, passed away Awru o. Services Friday 1 p.

m. at the Schlup-Cox Funeral Chapel, Kenmor blvd. at Eighth with Rev. Frank Marl-ett officiating. Burial Greenlawn.

Friends may call after 2 p. m. today at trie chapel. (Schlup-Cox. 745-3131.) BOSNAKOVICH Mary.

65 years, of 2731 Spade Green Township, pasted away Tuesday p. m. at Akron City Hospital. Funeral services Saturday 11 a. m.

from the Hopkins Funeral Home. 547 Canton Rev. William Echols officiating. Burial Hillside Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home 7 to 9 p.

m. Thursdav. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Friday.

(Hopkins) BOWMAN Eatella 61 years. 407 N. Lyman Wadaworth. passed away April 7. Survived by daughter.

Mrs. J. D. (Eleanor) Knifley. Wadsworth: grandson, Bill Robinson; sisters.

Mrs. Grace Speicher. Seville, Mra. Effle Hlmmelrlght, Bar-berton. and Mrs.

Flossie Morgan. Florida, brother. Russell butt, Barberton. Funeral service 3 p. m.

Friday at the Hllliard Funeral Home, Rev. Philip L. Gould officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday 4 to 9 p.

m. (Hilliard, 834-S561.) CALHOON Mr. Jesse 84 yean. 406 Broad Cuyahoga Falls, passed awav April 7. Survived bv son, William H.

D. Cal-hoon of Cuyahoga Falls: brother, Orlie of Sturtevant. sister in Kalamazoo. Mich. Services 1 p.

m. Saturday at the Billow AKRON Chapel, 118 Ash Akron, where friends mav call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Friday. Dr.

G. Car-Ian Elliott officiating. Interment Mt. Peace Cemetery. (Billow AKRON Chapel 253-7171.) COLLETTE Wanda E6 yean.

S93 E. 250th Euclid, passed away April 4, Chatsworth. Ga. Funeral service 1 p. m.

Friday it the Hllliard Funeral Home. Dr. Paul O. Mayer officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemeterv.

Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. (Hil-llard. 334-5561.) COMBS Mallie of 167 Miles passed away April 8 in City Hospital. Funeral announcements later.

(Turner. 928-9089.) CRILE Mn. Alice formerly of 2209 Second Cuyahoga Falls, passed awav April 7 In Hart-ville, O. Beloved mother of Mrs. Blanche Phillips, Shaker Heights, and the late William H.

Crile, beloved grandmother of Thomas J. Phillips of Cano-ga Park, and David Crile Phillips. Friends may call after 2 p. m. today at the Clifford Funeral Home.

1930 Front Cuyahoga Falls, where services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Friday by Rev. Edward W. Thorn.

Interment Maple Mound Cemetery, Creston, 0. (Clifford. 928-2147.) DeGRAFF Benjamin 63 yean, of 3102 W. Edgerton Silver Lake, passed away suddenly April 6, St. Thomas Hospital.

Survived by wife, Frances son, Benjamin A. Jr. of Columbus, daughter, Mrs. Nancy Lamport of Anchorage, three grandchildren: three brothers, Richard of Grand Rapids, Albert of 29 Palms. Daniel of Saginaw, two sisters, Mrs.

Jack Bursey of Montague, Mrs. Harold Johnson of Belding. Mich. Memorial services will be conducted at 3 p. m.

Friday In the First Methodist Church, Cuvahoga Falls, by Dr. Roland G. Carter. THERE WILL BE NO CALLING HOURS. Family requests In lieu of other remembrances donations be made to the First Methodist Church, for a memorial in his honor.

(Clifford. 928-2147.) DRUMM Mrs. Helen 71 years, of 361 E. Buchtel passed away April 7. Survived by husband, Harold four sons.

Earl of Indiana. John of Cuvahoea Falls, Charles and Harold both of Akron: daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Dugan of Akron; 15 grandchildren: seven greatgrandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Ruth Pratt of California. Mrs.

Esther Glasgo and Mrs. Edith Brown, both of Akron. Mrs. Grace Scott of Copley, O. Rev.

J. Raymond Walls will conduct services 1 p. m. Saturday at Adams Funeral Home. Interment Rose Hill Burial Park.

Friends may call after noon Friday at Adams Funeral Home. 535-9186. FEITZ John, 68 years, 405 Cargo Portage Lakes, passed away April 8. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Mamtaret Derr of Woos- ter, Mrs.

Alice Steinbeck of Cuvahoga Falls. Mrs. Emma Harper of Akron: nieces, Mrs. Irene Hill. Birmingham, Mrs.

Betty Berg, Cuyahoga Falls: nephew, Richard Burger of Akron. Services announced later. (Billow FALLS Chapel, 25S-717L) FRANK Delbert 86 years, 4240 Pax-ton Akron 21. passed away April 6. Services 1 p.

m. Fridav at the Billow AKRON Chapel, 118 Ash Akron, where friends may call 4 to 9 p. m. Thursday. Rev.

Walter S. Chisholm officiating. Interment Copley Cemetery. (Billow AKRON Chapel. 253-7171.) SARFF.

Joyce, vs. Curt. TRIPLETT, Wllma Louise, vs. Fred. TIFFIN, Hazel vs.

Norman. VESPOINT. Catherine vs. John. Sl'INKS.

Donald v. Mellnda. NICOLA RD, Victor vs. Mabel. T1ERNEY, Rose vs.

Ralph. FHASURE, lrvln. Bernadlne. FOSTER, Juanlla, vs. Rohert.

JACKSON, Helen, vs. James. EVANS. Rosalyn, vs. Larry.

ANDERSON, Edna Ruth. va. William CURTIS, Shirley Ann, vs. Lvnn. DAI.ESSIO.

Sylvia vs. Joseph. WEESE. Imajean, vs. Clifford.

COKSEY, Hazel, vs. Robert. GALLEY, Linda Ray vs. Robert. RHOADES.

Helen, vs. Walter. DANIEL, Patricia, vs. Charles. SHULTZ, Daisy, vs.

Mike. MILLER, Sylvia, vs. Lewis. WHITED, Irene, vs. Jerome.

RURDENSTOCK, Sandra Dlann, vs. Gerald. ARBEE, Ina Mae. vs. Stacy, Ki'RIGGEL, Phyllis Marian, vs.

Donald. FORSYTHE, Constanc Hazel, vs. James. FORD, Henry, vs. Rosa.

CARRINGER, Jean, vs. Lewis. BLEVINS, Seffie vs. Harvey. GREISSING, Mildred vs.

John. KONTOZIANES. Delores vs. Anthony. ZORGER, Robert Lee.

vs. Sandra. ILLITCH. Marilyn, vs. Stanley.

SHEI.TON, Vira Jean, vs. Albert. HUGHES, Paul vs. Elizabeth. SCHIFF, Ruth Louise, vs.

Solomon. FLEMING, William, vs. Sherry. HRONETZ, Betty, vs. Edward.

SAX, Mary vs. Robert. CSIKOS. Helen, vs. George.

HARLEY, Barbara vs. Raymond. NESTER, Loretta, vs. Ronnie. HERRO.V, Eva Marie, vs.

William. FINCH, Flora E. vs. Albert. CHAPMAN, David vs.

Ann. SMITH. Alverna June, va. Lindsey. SUBOTVIK, Irene vs.

Ralph. MALINPKY, Norma vs. Walter. SUMMERS, Earl vs. Kathryn.

JOHNSON, Frances vs. Anthony. POULSEN, Rosemary, vs. Charles. ARAGLIA, Sebastian, vs.

Tda. YEHNERT. Carol Lee, va. William. DIEHL.

AdaVirglnia, vs. Billy. LIGGETT, Margaret, vs. Roy. STANK, Ciovinna Theresa, vs.

Carl. TANNER, William from Radlf. HOGGS, Dorothy from Thurman. PECO. Shirley from Clinton.

SHEFF, Gersldln from Osr. OLTEAN, Norend from John. WRIGHT, Jacqueline from Kenneth. BEIJ- Mabel from Charles. MAROCK.

Robert from Alfrieda. ROBERTSON, William from Mary. WAGONER, Richard from Leona. LnCOOK, Gerald from Alice. HILL, Barbara Paul.

KINNEY, Irving from Estella. HURST, Lako from Idona. MORR, Wendle, from Larry. HARLAND, Bonita from Kenneth. SCARBOROUGH, Ella from Thomas.

COSTILL, Beverly, from Thomas. 1GNIZIO, PARKER. Margaret from Joseph. Cornel, from Ruth. i' CLASSIFIED INDEX VITAL STATISTICS 1- Dvoth NotlcM 1 A-Mfnoriott 2- lodg Notion 3- lost ond Found 4 fctrth Announcement 3 Cards of Thanks 5A-ln membrane 6- lower.

Floral Designj 7- Funeral Director 8- Monuments, Voulti 9- Cemetery Lott ANNOUNCEMENTS 10- Special Bulletint V1-Amutementt 12-Trovel Information )3-Dogs, Birds, ond Ftti 14-Jewelry to luf 16-Education Listi 18- ftooks 19- Coin Stamps HELP HEIP MALE 01 FEMALE 21 -Help Malt or female 21A-Teachrs Wonted 21B-Clerical Professional -Sales HELP MALE 22A-raetory Mai 228-Salary Jobs Mai 22C-Offic and Martogement Mai 22D-Sales Work Mai 22E-Technicol Positions Mai 23 Jobs Wonted Mel 24-turaus Mai HELP FEMALE 25A-Dom estic Fern ol 25B-Generol Job Offerings -Fmal 25C-Offic and Managmnt Fmol 25D-Soles Work Female 26- Jobs Wonted Fmal 27- Bureaus Female 28- SERVICES Appliance Service Appraisers and Liquidator Ash-Rubbish Hauling Auto Class Basement Work Bookkeeping Brick, Block Work Bulldoiing Carpenter Work Carpet Cleaning Cement Work Chimneys Cleaned Furnace Repair Hauling. All Kind Cinders Dressmaking Driveways Electrical Work Floor Sanding Furniture Cleaning Fill Dirt Income Tex Laundry Landscaping Certified Mover Moving Painting Decorating Paperhanging Paper Cleaning Plastering Plumbing end Drain Remodeling Roofing, Spouting Re-Siding Sewing Machine Repair Sewing Alterations Television Service Tree Surgery Service Window Shades Drapes Window Wall Washing Upholstering Washer Repairs HONE (ARE 29- Care of Children 30- Care Aged, Invalids RENTALS RENTALS ROOMS 31- Rooms, Horn Cooking 32- Furnished Rooms 33- Unfurnished Rooms RENTALS APARTMENTS 34- Furnished Suites 35- Apartmonts Furnished 36- Apartments Unfurnished RENTALS HOMES 37- Homes Furnished 38- Mobile Homes, Rent 39- Homes, Unfurnished RENTALS GENERAL 40-Wanted Lake Cottages 41 Lake Homes, Cottages 42- Florida Resorts 43 National Resorts 44-Farms and Land 41-Offices, Stores and Garages 46- Buiineis Property 47- lndusrrial Property 48 Buiineis Property Wanted 49- Suburban Property 50- Wanted to Rent 31 -Rental Agencies MERCHANDISE 52-Auctions 53- Miseellaneous 53A-Chrisrmas Trees S3 B-Food 54- Cool, Coke, and Wood 55- Furnaces 56- Hi-Fi, Radio and TV 57- Home Furnishings 58- Antiquis J9-Furniture Wanted 60- Music 61 Musical Instruments Wanted 62- Wearing Apparel 63- Store, Office and Beauty Supplies 64- Machinery and Tools 65- Farm Machinery 66- Heavy Machinery 67-Livestock and supplies 8-Building Materials 69- Garages 70- Boats, Canoes, Yachts 71 Sports Section 71A-Camping Trailers 72- Photo Equipment FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE 73- Opportunilies 74- Opportunittes Wanted 75- Insurance 76- Buy and Sell Mortgages 77 Loans All Kinds 78- Money Wanttd REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE COMMERCIAL 79 Business Property 80- lndustriol Property 81- lnvestmtnt Property 12 -Property Monagtmtnf 83-Home Builders REAL ESTATE RESIDENTIAL 84-Wanted City Properties 65-General Real Estat B6 City Property 86A-Trod ana Exchange 87 City Property West 88- City Property East IP filet Real Estate 90-Mogodor Real Estat Vl-lakemor Real Estat M-City Property South VI-Kenm or Real Estat 94-Borbrton Real Estat 94A Norton Real Estate 93-Doylestown Real Estat 96- City Property North 97- Cuyahoga Falls Real Estat 98- Talimadg Real Estat 99 Silver Lake Real Estate 100- Stow Real Estate 101 Kent-Ravenna Real Estate 102- Suburbon North 103 Hudson Real Estate 104-Northfield Real Estate 103- Twinsburg Real Estate 106- Munroe Falls Real Estate 107- Suburban West tOB-Bath-Richfield Real Estate 109- Medina Reel Estate 110- Coolov 1 1 1 -Suburban East M2-Uniontown Real Estat 113 Greentown Real Estat 1 14- Suburbati South 114A-Manchester Real Estate 11 5- Wadsworth Real Estate 1 16- Resort Property 117- Portoge Lakes Property 1 1 8- Area Lake Property 1 19- Property North America 119A-Florida Real Estate 120- Lots and Acreage 121- Lots Wanted 122- Worted Suburban 123- Farms, Big and little 124- Wonted Farms AUTOMOTIVE 126- Mobil Homes Sal 1 27- Motorcycles, (ikes 128 Tires, Parts, Service 129- 4ports, Import Con 129A-Sports and Imparted Car Ports 130- Trucks 131- Airplfines 132 Cars, Trucks Wanted 133- Automotive Section 134- Auto loam 133 Auto leasing nnnavnmuvoi, fUgllHe. from Richard. JOHNSON, Betty, from Joseph. CUSTODIAN Honest, capable couple to rare for apanmeni- nanoy-man type.

Ideal for retired or pension couple. Furnished apartment, plus utilities and some salary. Call TE-6-4210 after 4 m. ALL AROUND presser for dry Cleaning piani. ruu-imn wars.

year around. Excellent working conditions. Call 773 5067. 22A-Factory Mala MACHINISTS Experienced engine lath and milling matunitr uyerwrs. First and second shifts.

Steady work with overtime and fringe benefits. Apply Industrial Tool Machine Co, 1783 Front st, Cuyahoga Falls. FACTORY WORK Major company needs good man for snop won, i'iiiuu ima major benefits. Wages start i ti 35 hourly. GREAT FALLS EMPLOYMENT 2107 Front, Cuy.

Falls 029-3001 'n lACruaa mm vj mi "FACTORY WORK Miscellaneous floor work. Age 23 to 3U. seei oieaay. Day shift. BL-3-7179.

RUBBER MOLD MACHINISTS DAYLIGHT SHIFT ROUTER MEN" TURRET LATHE MEN PROGRESSIVE MOLD MACHINE CO. 2742 Second st, Cuyahoga Falls 22B-Salary- Hourly Rata Mala NEEDED IMMEDIATELY, 3 MEN IN THE POWER VAC DEPARTMENT. CALL SHARON CENTER, 239-9334, MR. MINNICH FOR APPOINTMENT. TRAINEE Multi-plant operation needs high school grad to train for plant superintendent.

ceptlonal futur. Generous company. 17200. Call Ed 8anderson. Snelllng Snelllng.

1640 W. Market St. P36-0201. WANTED Assistant to warehouse manager. Muat be familiar with triffs and warehouse operation.

Salary commensurate with experience. PLASTIC-KOTE INC. MEDINA. OHIO 725-4811 COUPLE needed; husband, wife, (or older boy). Have need for part-time help on local golf course.

Lady to help at counter and husband or boy on course. Reference required Living quarters available. BL-3-8S69. after 7 p. "MEN WANTED to distribute literature.

Please call 836-5914 from 9 to 12 a. m. MACHINISTS ASSEMBLY MEN AND WELDERS This compsny Is In need of men lth machine hop experience to be used as machine operators, assembly men and welders. All men muBt read drawings and have own tools. Mut opi'lv in person to the Kent Machine Co.

Division of the Lamson A Session Co, 113 E. Trail. Cuyahoga Falls CONSTRUCTION JOB SUPERINTENDENT Contact 733-8373 LOT MAN Need a good man with some experience on a car lot. Must have driver's license. No drinking.

Apply In person. No phone calls. Ask for manager. MIRACLE AUTO SALES. 1357 S.

Arlington. PR-3-78PW GLASS INSTALLATION URGENf Reliable man 30-45 to Install glass commercially a well as automotive. Prefer experienced, but not necessary as company will train right man Starts at IM) to 1 per week. Sheridan Associates. 301 8.

Water st, Kent, 673 2112 GllDS KEEPER Fine job In the Summer sun for a college bov or older man. SI 50 per hour to start. High school grad with good work record. Kails area. Sheridan Associates, 301 S.

Water l. Kent. 21I2. MECHANIC Good steady shop, new machines. Can us any ahop experience, second or third shift, fringes.

5.200. Call Ed Sanderson Snelllng and Snelllng. 1540 W. Market. 836-0201.

ELECTROMECHANICAL TRAINEE Top notch firm will train to service equipment, $47 Increase In 6 months, Company rar and I4.6M0. Call Ed San-derson, Snelllng and Snelllng. 1540 W. Market. 836-0201 TRAINEE For rout supervision.

Ususl fringe benefits. Send personal history and work record to Infant Dl Dee. 1544 E. Mar-ket st. Akron.

SHORT ORDER COOK Mammy' Kitchen, Fslrlawn PlazaW. Market st. EXPERIENCED DONUT MAN Hand cut operation. Apply between 7 and 8 p. m.

Amy Joy Donuts, Tallmadge Circle. MACHINIST All around man for new shop In old company. First shift, foreman potential. 6,240. Call Ed Sanderson Snelllng and Snelllng, 1540 W.

Market. B36-02011 FIRST CLASS AUTO PAINTER EEC MB. WILSON AT GRAHAM FORD, INC. 850 E. MARKET ST No nhone calls.

Please AUTO MECHANIC Experienced man. Must have tools. Top salary with bonus. Apply In person. Giant Auto Stores.

661 E. Tallmadgeav EXPERIENCED shovel and doi-er operator wanted. Call ST-4-5470. DIKSE1 mechanic for trucking comuanv In West Hirnnem. Reply to Box J-90, Beacon Journal.

AIRCRAFT RADIO TECHNICIAN Must have second class radiotelephone license. Must have experience In installation and repair of navigation and communication equipment used In light aircraft. Salary open. Send complete resume to Box J-88, Beacon Journal. PART-TIME HELP WANTED $45 a week.

12 men to work from 8 to 9 p. m. Five evening a week. Must resident of Summit County at least 2 years. 633-6429.

SERVICE station help wanted, experienced, apply 9 to 8 at 185 E. Exchange st. PART-TIME clean up man, 6 a. m. to II noon.

Write Box 94, Akron Beacon Journal. -ii Ji.tJUUlKJ mm iii ROUSE Grace 67 years, of 80S Paul- Ire passed, away Wednesday morning at Akron City Hospital. Survived by husband Jacob (Bill): sons, William Richard daughter. Mra. Charles R.

Higgins. all of Akron; 9 grandchildren; brothers. Guy Easley of Louisville. Ky, Claude Easley. Jef-fersontown.

Rev. Roy Fas-lev. Conwav, s. sister. Mrs.

Ada Bogard. Fern reek. Ky. Funeral services Saturday 1 p. m.

frpm the Hopkins Funeral Home. 547 Canton rd. Rev. Bernard Younre officiating. Burial Rose Hill Burial Park Ftlends may call at the funeral home 7 to 9 p.

m. Thursdav 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Friday. (Hopkins SEERY C.

Frank, 63 yean, of 1406 Clifton Lake wood, passed awav Tuesday. April 6. 1965, husband of Vera, brother of Mn. Betty Clark. Nor-walk.

and Mrs. Henry (Ida) Feldscher of Cleveland. Friends may call at the Shorts Funeral Home, Ravenna, 7 to 9 p. m. Thursday, where services will be held 1 p.

m. Fridav. Rev. Kenneth Kindle: officiating. Burial Stow Ceme-tery.

Stow, O. SMITH Arthur of Hudson. beloved husband of Mary, brother of Mrs. Lucille Landia, passed away Wednesday. Friends received 7 to 9 p.

m. Thursday, 7 to 9 P. m. Friday. Masonic services Friday 8 p.

m. at the Donald B. Johnson Funeral Home. Hudson, O. Service Saturday, April 10, 1965.

at 1 p. m. VLIER Vernon 56 years, of 758 Alicia wain. AKron, formerly of Front st, Cuyahoga Falls, passed awav April 5 in Akron City Hospital. Services 1 d.

m. today at the McGowan-Reid Funeral Home, Rev. G. G. Benson officiating.

Interment Northlawn Memorial Gardens. (McGowan-Reid, 928-1313.) WELSH Shawn Michael, age 10, of 559 Cliffslde passed away April 7 Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Welsh; sisters.

Sally Mary Kathleen and brother Tommy, all of the home; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Welsh and Mrs. Thomas Cupp, Wheeling, W.

Va. Funeral services announced later. Friends may call at the Hennessy Funeral Home, 936 N. Main st. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Friday. In lieu of other remembrances donations may be made to the Summit County Council for Retarded Children. (Hen-nessy. 535-1518.) WHITEHEAD Edward 77 years, 112 Bender ct, Wadsworth, died April 7.

Survived by son. Don E. of Wadsworth: daughter. Mrs. Marie Anderson, Akron: two grandchildren.

Funeral service 1 p. m. Saturday at the Hilliard Funeral Home. Rev. William F.

Fletcher officiating. Interment Clinton Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home, 7 to 9 p. m. Thursday.

2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Friday. (Hllliard. 334-5561.) WOLF John Frederick.

77 years, of 228 Avondale passed away April 8. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Emma Rohner. Cuyahoga Falls. Mrs.

May Stuver, and brother-in-law, John Reusch, both of Akron; nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements later. (Long-Scovell. 535-8119.) ZIESMAN Adolph, 79 yean, of 527 Inman st, passed away April 7. Beloved brother of Mrs.

Bertha Gabram. Akron, and Mrs. Emma Hohan of Cleveland, beloved uncle of Chaplain Mir. Gordon Gabram. U.

S. Army, Germany, Mrs. Bernlce Crook, Madison, and John Ho-ban of Cleveland. Funeral services Saturday 1 p. m.

at the Eekard-Baldwin Funeral Home. Pastor J. Franklin Yount officiating. Interment Rose Hill Burial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday 6 to 9 p.

m. (Eckard-Baldwin. 535-7141.) 3-losf and found FIVE DOLLARS reward for return of doctor's black bag, missing from car in Akron General Hospital parking; lot. Initials D. I.

on bag. Contains Important personal papers only. Call PO-2-9611, Dr. Irons, or return to Emer-gency Room, Akron General. MIXED breed male, brown and white, answers to spot, license tag 237-32, vicinity for Spicer and Exchange.

$25 reward. 253-4338 after 8:30 p. m. REWARD or whatever price you want for return of lemon and white English pointer. RE-3-1810.

LOST A DOG? Check at dog pound. 460 E. North HE-4-7215 LOST Gold charm bracelet, SENTIMENTAL VALUE, 6 charms, blue enamel locket. Vicinity Sanglnltl's or Art Theater. Reward.

Call UNM-4312. in. gt collie-type dog. mostly black. Owner or good home.

828-2736. LOST, female Beagle puppy, 3 months old, brown and white, red collar, vicinity of 8. Portage Path. 836-7537. LOST Black and tan coon hound, vicinity of 436 Edge-wood av.

$15 reward to finder. FR-6-3827. LOST Coleman Lakes area, about 4 weeks ago, black Pekingese with one eye, answers to the name of "Pepi." Reward. MI-4-9290 or ST-4-B388. LOST Vicinity GAC or Rt.

224. Size 600x16 Special wheel for crawler tractor. NOT usable for automobile. Reward. 633-3997.

LOST engagement ring, "813-64" inscribed, also black onyx ring, N. Hawklns-W. Exchange area. Reward. PO-2-1312.

4-B'uth Announcements GRANDPARENTS To place an Inexpensive Birth Announcement call BL-3-1111. ask for Mlsa Martin. You will receive a pink or blue wrapped souvenir edition of the Sunday Beacon Journal containing your birth announcement. A splendid gift record for your son's or daughter's pride and lor of the important event of the day of your baov birth. S-Card ot Thanks We wish to express our sincere gratitude to relatives, friends and neighbors for their prayers, floral tributes, Masses, food, cards and other expressions of sympathy at the loss of our beloved mother and grandmother.

GERTRUDE McDERMOTT A special thanks to the F.ckard-Bsldwin Fu a 1 Home for their kind and courteous services. THE McDERMOTT FAMILY I Our deepest appreciation and sincere thanks are extended to our relatives, friends and neighbors for their beautiful floral tributes, cards, food and kindness so appreciated at our time of sorrow at th passing of our beloved husband, father and grandfather. ISRAEL H. ZILER A special thanks to Dr. Alm-gren.

Rev. Clark and th Kesier Funeral Home. MRS. I. H.

ZILER MR. AND MRE. NEAL ZILER MR. MRS. HAROLD ZILER AND FAMILIES 5A-n Remembrance IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY SILVIO PACI Who passed away April 1959.

It' lonely her without you But when God'a plans for me are done The two of will ba together again. SADLY MISSED BY YOUR WIFE TERESA PACI AND FAMILY 4 A 6 ion 21-Help Male or Femala REAL ESTATE SALESMEN $10,000 PLUS-PER YEAR EXPANDING our sales force, (tur completely equipped and modern offices In UARHEK-TON AND AKRON sre at your disposal, lie associated with the area's fastest growing firm. We are now holding our first 1965 training classes. This Is not only a pre licensing course, but we train you constantly to keep abreast of the changing market. YES, you can earn your first vear, but it takes your EFFORTS and our thorough TRAINING PROGRAM.

Highest commissions In town, plenty of FREE PARKING. Opening available within our FULL TIME STAFF PLUS BEGINNERS. CALL AT ONCE, for confidential appointment. Class STARTS IMMEDIATELY. FRANK W.

MEADOWS MEADOWS REALTY, INC. 733-7575 HIRING NOW 5234.50 PAID WEEKLY If average earning for our sales people. Many make much more. Work in leased departments of local chain stores. Also, fairs and shows If decided.

Travel optional. No outside sales or soliciting required. People come to you. These positions are permanent and offer a career opportunity through planned advancement Into management. No experience required, we are an AAA-1 company.

140 years old and offer hospitalization, vacation, retirement and security. You must be over 21 and have a car. Call SH-5-9036 or see Harry Carraway at 943 Kenmore blvd, from 10 until 4 p. m. FREE TRAINING Full or part-time.

Prepare now for a career In real estate. Get In on the coming boom! Unlimited earnings. Associate with on of Akron'a leading realty companies. Enroll now. Classes begin Immediately.

For Interview call Mr. Bailey or Mr. Harvey, RE-3-8313. BAILEY-HARVEY REALTY Bonded Open Till 9 RE 3 8313 SHOE CLERK Must be experienced. Call BI3-1078.

Mr. Heller. Slff Shoe Store. 1059 S. Main.

NOT GETTING head fast enough financially? Extra Income part time. Husband and wife can work together. Call 644-3748. MAN or woman to do light delivery work In Akron and immedlnte surrounding area. Must furnish own transportation.

Call 929-3796. ED AGES 17 TO 55 Five Points Shopping Center To Be Trained Either Part or Full Time MANY Nh'EDED IN Industrial Electronics Aviation Missiles Automation Television Computors Rocketry New TV-Electronic Laboratories Open In Akron In BY OWE OF THE WORLD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST TV. ELECTRONIC TRAINING ORGANIZATIONS. No previous TV or electronic experience necessary Day and evening classes. Full or part time.

FOR FULL INFORMATION With No Obligation: PHONE MR. BRUCE, 666-8166 Or Write: NATIONAL RADIO-TELEVISION EECTRONICS SCHOOLS Five Points Shopping Center Box 212. Akron 9. Ohio Salaries Up Tp $8400 In Production Management TimesturJy Methods Engineer A SIMPLIFIED 6-MONTH TRAINING PROGRAM. For higher earnings, advancement and Job security.

Day and evening classes FREE JOB PLACEMENT PAYROLL TIMEKEEPING (FOR WOMEN) Industrial Timestudy Institute PHONE 745-6470 2233 EAST AV, AKRON ELECTRONICS "WITH YOU IN MIND" FOR FREE BROCHURE WRITE McKim Technical Institute 41 S. High st. Dept. N-l Akron. Ohio Phone FR-6-4014 LEARN A TRADE Automatic Transmission Auto Mechanics Furniture Upholstering Day or Evening Classes Budget Terms Job Waiting for Graduate KRUSE SCHOOL.

535-1561 645 Va N. Howard it. IS-Books FULL SET OF 1962 Collier' Encyclopedias, Ilk new. 762-3742 19-Stamps end Coins GOLD COINS 100 premium. All denominations.

832 Coburn. I 9- Cemetery lots 13-Dogi, Birds, and Pets ROSE HILL BURIAL PARK WFIMARUFB PUPPIR Choice of monument lot, memo- nUBMIWM rurritJ ual ca0 HE4S83ei6m' PerP'1' Flv oId' t0 breeding. ual care. HL 4 sjib. Reasonable.

Call Oberlin, BRONZE cemetery marker. Pur- 774-2177. Plttafleld Market, chased but not made. Will sell corner Rt, 58 and 303. marker contract substantially ELKHOUND champions free.

below market price. 688-8514. love AND fenced yard. Teddv THE lov.Iiness of Glendale will UD' 688 3048 be perpetuated, thanks to th wisdom of the trustees in pro e.K vlding a constantly increasing And Bird Dog Puppy endowment. There's satlsfac- 773-1056 tion In security.

Call 23-2317. SAMOYED pure bred, male. CHOICE 3-grave lots in Green- chMp 10 good home lawn Cemetery, Section D. For information, call 724-4319. PUPPIES $2 EACH 10- Special Bulletins 882-6253 VACATIONING? De luxe board- NEWLYWEDS DREAM nt monthly rales, luxurious heat- Two-bedroom home, completely ed kennels, daily exercise, furnished.

$50 month pay- Gelben Haua Farm. 1-239-9798. SCOTTY'S TROPIQUARIUM WALL WASHING NOW OPEN AT 630 PORTAGE LAKER DR. Reasonable Rates 673-7727 PICK'S BOAT HOUSE CLUB OR ORGANIZATIONS! rCPin Tft Make jrvtra Mnnev aquarium supplies. Free fish Cafl 535-501 w'th luaflum purchases Lal! 0,13 11 "Fish of the week sale'" CALL FR-6-6129 for printing Zebras, buy one at 29c, get plates of your product for second for le.

Sale ends April newspaper, magazines, etc. 10. Hours 1 to 9 p. 7 days. ZINC ENGRAVERS 644-7074.

48 S. Summit st, Akron FREE to good home. 2 male, STAR DRIVER TRAINING pup' NOW $6 PER LESSON 's5 N- Munroe rd, Tallmadge, FH-6-8707. ANY TIME ME-3-3730. H.vriTTnv n.ron BEAUTIFUL fluffy red gold HAMILTON C.

DeGRAW prln kittens Trained 825 Information wanted concerning the present whereabouts of ch. BH-6 33B7. Hamilton C. DeGraw who f)0fi TRAINING CI AW? was born Jan. 22.

1900, for- UUV merly employed by Goodyear Kegter now for April 9 Co. until 1946. Resided then FRED SCHUTTE, PA-4-2537 at 1384 Jefferson st. Estate PETLAND PET SHOPPE matter, his benefit. Write ONE FREE hampster with each Box K-7, Akron Beacon cage purchased.

Complete Journal, jine 0 pslt Bn(j UpplIes. Zi i 107 off on aquarium set I I-Afnusemenfs ups. 1843 s. Main st. $1 SPECIAL $1 Coon Dogs For Sale, 3 Character reader and adviser.

Coon Only. 923-2861 Madam Nora gives advice on COCKER SPANIAL, 11 MONTHS all affairs of life. Licensed Male, pedigreed, not registered, reader of Tallmadge. Phone Has had complete Veterinary 633-3607. 133 Southwest av care $40 836.9200 or 836-0259.

Tallmadge, Rt. 261, 9 to 9 -r-r dally and Sunday. TWO Beagles. 1 and 2 years ol(1- cheap for quick sale, $1 SPECIAL READING $1 v4er7nfod- Cal1 7 m- Born gifted reader and adviser. Telia you what you want to FRENCH Poodle, light tan, 2'A know without asking ques- old' darling female.

tions. No matter what your 928-5416. troubles are, 1 can help you. FREE to good home, part dach- 9 to 9 dally and Sunday, 587 ahund, l's years, spayed, good N. Main st.

Satisfaction. with children, good watch ARE YOU WORRIED? iffi AKC, Madsme Amelia, gifted llf weeks, shots, male, female, reader and adviser. She has brown, black. 663 8. Hawkins the second sight to foresee av.

and advise you on all affair of life. Answers all and any 15-Wanted tO Buy questions. Hours 9 to 9 dally and Sunday, 265 W. Ex- GUNS, ANY CONDITION rhanie Modern or antique, 1 or 100. Y' Not a dealer, will pay what MADAME JEANETTE It's worth.

688-3981. It pays to consult the best. Ad- Tucugg vice on love, money, friends. 0 'ram. enemies, dreams.

Seventh furniture post cards, coins, daughter. Hours 9 to 9 dally temp, attic accumulations es- and Sunday, 820 N. Main st, tales or household. PO-2-5422. corner E.

Cuyahoga Falls av. WANTED USED PIANOS a Cash within 1 hour, any condl- 12- Travef Information tion. Buy with confidence 3- trom Flve Points Used Piano VAN TRUCK to Florida needs Service Sales, 480 Ex- addltlonal load. TU-2-3142, change, weekday 9 to Sun- evenings. day 1 to 5.

13- Dogf, Birds, and Pets Wanted: Used Cabinet Sinks VXVir SSL of ad. PR-8-7437. CASH for scrap Jewelry, rlnga, Puppy Free To Good Home quese ohloco'd 'storek'S! 762-7592 Howard. 762-7163. 376-2701.

GERMAN police, excellent 16-f dlCOfOn watch dog, female. No papers. Fox terrier, female, little over PRFPIRF NftW MB year old. Male beagle, two rniTnnL null run years old, excellent hunter. JT1VIL FRVIfF IIM 426 S.

Main at. (upstairs). MVl MEN AND WOMEN, 18 TO 55 FREE Collie Shepherd, 2 years, female, spayed. Loves chll- Keep present Job while train- dren. 628 3142 after 6 p.

lng. Start as high as 84490 DACHSHUND PUPS, AKC, 7 S. 0Dly- months, all shots, 2 females, ft positions and send GUNS, modern and antique, name and address and phona alnglea or collections. number to P. O.

Box 323, BUCKEYE SPORTS CENTER Akron 9. Ohio. 4610 Rt. 8, Cuyahoga Falls MRS. LENA M.

CASH. 611 T.l- LARt.E braided rug or room- bot You will receive a let- s'ze rug in good condition. ter entitling you to two fre Call Mlsa Richards after 3 admissions to th Stat Thea- p. 6734302. ter.

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