The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 47

Thurs Jan. 11, l'" Alnm Hr.mm J-munl jj. JjJ 1-Deaih Notice I 1 -Death Notices i 1-Death Notices OOLAK r. Crane A Teacher Needs Missionary Zeal Writes: Dr. CrartK Jay Ostrandor, (if), is a high school tearhrr.

at Goodrich, Michigan. "Dr. Cranf," one of his former pupils informrd mo, he is Ihe kind ol teacher you'd endorse. "For he likes students and enjoys increasing their enthusiasm for education. He is as dedicated as a church missionary! "He is also a perfect example of the Bible's statement about 'going the second "For he not only goes out of his way to help his pupils inside the All such dedicated teachers are storing up a great deal of credit in the eyes of the Almighty.

But some teachers simply go into that field because of inertia or laziness. "It's a good racket," one college graduate recently confessed. "Despite the yelling about poor pay, you get more than three months' vacation every year, and draw $500 a month for a nice white collar job." Such motivation indicates a poor teacher, even before he ever sets foot inside the classroom! For the cardinal asset of every superb teacher Is a missionary fervor to transform children's Jives and cultivate a liking for cultural subjects. A woman with only two years of college, but with such missionary motivation, is much superior to a teacher with an M. A.

or Ph. D. degree who simply picks teaching as the line of least resistance. And many college professors never had any professional preparation for pedagogy. They have had no "practice teaching" and often can't even make a 10-minute talk that would keep any audience awake.

Yet they are accepted for college jobs just because they have a Ph. D. in some technical field. But superb teaching requires far more than a college degree! School boards, please take note, and send for my "Test for Good Teachers," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. Don't be stampeded merely by an applicant's fancy degrees! classroom, hut he enriches their lives by outside cultural projects, too.

"For example, last year he took about 40 of his students, plus three of their mothers, in a chartered bus to Chicago. "At his own expense he gave them a five-day tour of the city. "And he has done this same thing every year for about 25 years! "More than 1,000 students (600 girls and 400 boys) have thus had an exciting and educational trip to Chicago at Professor Ostrander's expense. Most of them had never visited a big city before. "Dr.

Crane, wouldn't you rate him as a very superior teacher on your 'Test for Good Teachers'?" Would that more teachers had this missionary fervor to transform the lives of youngsters In a constructive manner. I- (i II," i Im i-t'l ill' pr eel 'in! Ine llioM null ocr lif s.i Hi I ,,11 I Ih iii Nnill II p.ll.ilicl In tin I hei ii IH 8 KS SI', ih cilv hue of s.ild tiieni'e Sulllll 10 decrees I I' e-l Ihi' easlei lv hue mid I. ill 852. 41 17 feel lo tile nilisl soullierlv I oilier of s.ild lil 852 i hence Smith 28 degrees K.iM along mi enslerlv line of s.ild IjiI 851, 111). 11(1 feet Hi nil angle In snld en(erly line of said Uil 851 tlienie Snulli 48 degrees 43' West nliing mi easterly line of Hid 1.01 feci in the most southerly corner of snld Ixit I hence North 51 degrees 211' .10" West, along the souiherlv line of said ml 851, feel lo the snulhweslerlv corner of snld 851; which Is In the easierly line of Clllf-slilw Drive; tlieni-e 38 de.

grees 30' 10" Knsl along the westerly line of said Lots 851 mill 852, which Is also the ensterlv line of Cllffslde Ilrlve, 100 feet to the place of beginning. Subject to all legnl highways. Address: 773 Cllffslde Drive, Akron, Ohio. 13 Case No. 248100 Owner: Mnrke Corp.

$.15,000.00 Desrrlpl Ion: Situated In the Clly of Akron, County of Summit Stale of Ohio, known as nnd being part of IjjIs No. 852 and No, 853 In Park Heights Kslales No, 7, nnd ie-iiloinienl part uf area 1 nod 8 Selherllng Properties, the plal of which Is recorded In the llecorder's Office of Summit Counlv, Ohio In I'lnt Hook 5.1, Pages' 51, 52 anil 53, and bounded and described ns follows: lleglnnlng In the Westerly line of snld lal 853, which Is nlsn the ensterlv line of Cllffslde Drive, South 38 degrees 30' III" West three (31 feet from the most northerly corner of said U)t 853: thence South 51 degrees 20' 50" parallel lo the northerly line of snld Lot 853, one hundred twenty-six and fourteen hundredths (128.141 feet to the jialerly Hue of said Uil. 853; (hence South 75 degrees 08' West along I he Kiistei'ly line of snld 1it 853, Sevenly ono nnd nine hundred sevenly two thousandths (71.B72I feet to the Southeast corner of snld Uil 853; thence Soulh 30 degrees 11' West along the Kiisterly line of snld Ijot 852, Twenly-flve and Klghlv-three hundredths (25.831 feet; thence N. 51 degrees 50" West parallel to the northerly line of aald 852, Klghty Klght and Klght Hundred Korlv-flve Thou-audi lis (88.845) feet lo the Westerly line of snld I sit 852, which Is nlso the easterly line of Cllffslde Drive; thence N. 38 degrees 30' 10" Knsl nlong the Westerly line nf snld I sits 852 nnd 85.1, which Is also (he Kns(-erly line of Cllffalde Drive, Klghlv-two nnd Kifly Six hundredths (82.501 feet to the place of beginning.

Also known as part jnt 852 and 85.1 Cllffslde Drive, Akron. Ohio. Subject to all legal highways. Address: 783 Cllffslde, Akron, Ohio. 14 Case No.

248101 Owner: Marke Corp. Appraisal: $37,000 00 Description: Situated In the City of Akron, County of Summit, State of Ohio, known as and below nil of Iita 27, 28, 2fl, and 30 of Mayfleld He-Allotment ns recorded In Plat Hook 8, I'ages 5 of Summit County Records and the most westerly 1ft feet of 25. 2H, 27, 28 and 2ft of the Trail Bond Allotment ad recorded In Pint Hook II, Page 41 of the Summit Countv Records Address: 105 Mayfleld, Akron, Ohio. 15 Case No. 248102 Owner: Mnrke Corp.

Apprnlsal: $18,500.00 Descrlplion: Situated In the City of Akron, County of Summit and State nf Ohio, and known as and being all of Lot Number Six Hundred Twentv-Kour (B24i, of the Park Heights Kstates No. 5, as recorded In Plat Book 52, I'ages 41 and 42 of the Summit County Kecord of J'IhIs. Address: 2075 Thurmont, Akron, Ohio. No bid of less than two thirds of the appraised value will be accepted. Sale to be subject to confirmation by Ihe Common Pleas Court.

JIOHKRT C. LARKINS, Receiver WILLIAM P. HEYNK, Attorney 202 208 Midland Hurkev Bldg. 4 Alliance. Ohio Dec 24 31 Jan 7 14 21 I ((' RE I IV U.K Noll, lii u.u'ii 1, j'W lit Mil inmnuii tv in fi-i'f.

No JthllhH in filled Mlilhiml Hurkoe end Usorliiil.u. Helen n. I Will Offer for Mr 10 1)11 A on ihe Thursday i following Hi, fifil, puhllrailun of iliis unil.e, on January hi llii- court lunise of Si 1 1 1 1 1 County, Ohio, hi mil I I I rl the apparised vuliif I hereof and fur rash, hp fol loWlim dl-MTlllI'll parrels of I Mlnle which are owned, appraised, and numbered a In-dirated: I --fuse No, 2ISI1HS Owner: Helen (iundeisnn Appraisal: $.17,500.00 Description: ftltilaled In I Iii Oily of Ak inn, Counlv of Summit mitt Slate of Ohio, mid known as mill belli nil of Nil No. fl of Die North portage linh Eslate No. I Allotment recorded In I'lnt Hook No 53, Pages HI), 7(1 and 71 of Summit CiiiiiiIv Records.

Kiild premised are subject lo nil legal highways. Address: 1024 N. Portage Path, Akron, Ohio. 2 Caae No. 2480H9 Owner: Mnrkft Corp.

A)i'hIhii1: $IR, 500,00 Description: Rltuaterl In the Cllv nf Akron, County of Summit nod Slnle of Ohio, null known as being nil of bit Nuniher Six IJundred Twenlv-one (It'll of the Park Heights Estates No. 5, in recorded In I'lnt Hook t2, Pane 4 mid 42 of Hie summit Cuun-ty riecord of Plaid. Address: 20R7 Thurmont, Akron, Ohio, 3 Cane No. 2480110 Owner; Marks Corp. Appraisal: Description: Shunted In the Cllv of Akron, County of Summit nod Slate of Ohio, nnd known as nnd being nil of Numher Six Hundred Twenty J20 of the Purk Heights Estates No.

fi, as recorded in PIhI, Hook Pane 41 nnd 42 of the Summit County Records of Plats, Address: 2047 Thurmont, Akron, Ohio. 0 Caae No. 24H007 Owner: Margale Corp. Apprnl.snl: Description: Situated In the City nf Akron, County nf Summit, anil Sum of Ohio, nnd known nnd being nil of 1-nt No, (UK) plus the southerly five feet, front nnd rear, of 1. nt No.

899 of Park HpIkIHii Estates No. 7 recorded In Pint Rook 53, Panes (SI, 52 nnd of the Summit County Record! of Plats. Address: 802 Cllffslde Akron, Ohio. Case No, 248092 Owner: Helen Gunderson Appraisal: 00 Descrlplion: Situated In the Cllv of Akron, County of Summit and Slnle of Ohio, and known and being the most northerly HO feet of Numher Thirty (30) of (he Smith Subdivision of Block 32 of Perkins Addition to the nld City of Akr a surveyed nnd numbered by K. Paul and Recorded In Pint Rook 2, on Page 39 of Summit County Records of I'lnls.

Address: 444 Perkins Street, Akron, Ohio. Pares! II: situated In the lly of Akron, County of Summit nnd Sluts of Ohio snd known ss being: the most Souiherlv 42 feef of l.ot Number thirty ail) of the Smith Subdivision of Block Thirty two (32) of Perkins Addition to the City of Akron, ss surveyed snd numbered by H. Paul snd recorded In Plat Rook 2. Page 39 of Summit County Records of Pints. Address: 4IWM0 Ohio Street, Akron, Ohio (I Case No.

24X093 Owner: Margate Corp Appraisal: $37,500.00 Descript ion: Situated In the Cllv of Akron, County of Summit nnd Siste of Ohio, and known nnd being all of Ixit, No. 81ft snd the northerly :10 feet of I it No. 858 of Park Height Kslales No. 7 ss recorded In I'lnt Rook 53, Pages is, 52 snd 53 of the Summit County Records of Pints. Address: 821 Cllffslds Akron, Ohio.

7 Case No. 248094 Owner: Margale Corp Appraisal: $15,000.00 Description: Situated In the City of Akron, County of Summit snd Stats of Ohio, snd known nnd being all of lit Number Eight Hundred Ninety-three (893) of Park Heights Estates No. 7 ns recorded In I'lnt Rook 53, Psges 6, S2 and of the Summit County Records of J'lSld. Address: 157S Bonlts, Akron, Ohio. 1 Case No.

248095 Owner: Msrgsie Corp. Appralsnl: $27,500.00 Descrlplion: Sltusled In the City of Akron, County of Summit nnd Stsis of Ohio, Iit No. Hlifl snd the Souiherlv 20 feet front snd rear of Ixit 8.S7 In the Prk Heights K'dtsles No. 7 allot mnt ss recorded In Pint Book S.l, Page of Summit County Records of Pints. Subject to all legal hlghwsvs.

Address: 805 Cllffslds, Akron, Ohio. 9 Case No. 2180l)ft Owner: Helen Cundeidon Appraisal: Description: Sltusted In (he Clly of Akron, Count of Summit snd Slate of Ohio, nil of fot No. 5 of the North Portage Path Kln(e No, 1, ns recorded In Pint Book 53, Pnges 70 and 71 of Summit County Records nf Pints. Also known as 10114 North Portaga Path, Akron, Ohio.

Subject to all legal highways. Address: 10.14 Norlh Port-sg Path, Akron, Ohio, 10 Case No. 2481197 Owner: Mnrke Corp. Appraisal: $18,500.00 Description: Silusled In the Clly of Akron, County of Summit and Slate of Ohio, and known ss nnd being nil nf ixit Numher Six Hundred Twen-ty-three l23l, 0 lbs Park Helghla Kslales No. 5, as recorded In I'lnt Hook 52, Pnges 41 and 42 nf the Stun-mil Counlv Record of Plats.

20H8 Thurmont, Akron, Ohio. 11 Cssa No. 24HWIH Owner: Mnrgale Corp. Appraisal: Desi'rlpt Ion: Sltusted In the Clly of Akron, County of Summit sod Slate of Ohio, and known ss snd being Ibe northerly 5 feet of Lot No. 8IIB of Park Heights Kslntes No.

7, ss recorded 111 I'lnt Hook 5:1, Pnges 5, 52 and 53 of the Summit County Records of Plnis. Addredd: 808 Cllffslds, Akron, Ohio. 12 Cse No. 2480B9 Owner: Mark Corp, Apprnlsal: $.12,500.00 Description: Silusled In the Clly of Akron, County of Summit snd Slate of Ohio, and known as snd being Ixit Klght Hundred Klfly-one and part of l)t Klght Hundred Fifty-two, of the. Park Heights Kststes No.

7, as recorded In I'lnt Book 8.1. Pages 51, 52 snd 53, of the Summit Countv Record of Plats and hounded snd described si follows: Beginning In the Westerly line of said IM 852, which GOODWILL iin Im i ihi rv 2. iii -d ifr, 1 hfpp Mm-. Hart I ill nf hnt II, Kumtld H. Cfioduiil of whIi', hiH I HI nf Akioti.

wo ilii'iph-tPi-. Mi. Miii its Hcsudnii fd in 1 1 mild we (l Mis Judnji I DM I of A run, (Hit brother, (ioodwill nf CorrilriK, threp sisIith, Mm. Niibp MjikcoIh of Akron, Mis, Lik IIIp HpII nf Si I'pf rrshui k. Vh Wis.

Muhp) Cniln nf rerryvjllp, K.v 2 Brnndchil H'n. S'r icPK Kr Id av, Jiinuin h' I p. Hip Schei iiips-ihi PiimpihI Moiiip. wiih Hvv. Chin- Ih Hruhakpc of I'lcia' lnu.

Krlpnd inv cull Thurwdfiv 2 to -1 and 7 lo and Kri-dv until kpi'vIcp time at thp fiinpntl home. Interment Cf'ppola wn iMrmorlnl I'ai k. (SrhprmpsNpr, 72 HILL J.enorn F' 32 years, of 2240 I Stow, and In-fnnt son, David Allan, passed awav Jnn. 13. Survived hv husband, Richard daughter, Valerie Ann of the home.

Funeral services p. m. Friday at the Hennessy F'uneral Home, N. Main St. llev.

A. fluldin officiating. Interment Norihlawn Memorial Onrdens. Friends may call at the funeral home 2 to 4 nnd 7 to (1 p. ni.

Thursday, (Hennessy, 535 I5IK.I I0NES Mrs. Vivian 710 Roscne zdled at City Hospital Jan. 12. Survived by her failier. James A.

Jones; four sisters, Mrs. Zenola Knight, Mrs. Lillian Brown. Mrs. Lucy Chambllss.

Mrs. Sue Jones; four brothers. Leonard Ramon. Robert James A. nnd other relatives.

Funeral services Saturday, 1:30 p. in. nt the Robert St. Church of Cod, Rev. Robert Fowler officiating.

Burial In Ml. Peace. F'rlends may call at Wilson's from 7 lo 9 p. m. F'rlda v.

(Wll son, PA-4-1226.) KEISTER Stanley 44 years, 180 Summit Wadsworth. passed away In Cleveland Clinic Wednesday morning. Survived by wife, daughter. Knthy; mother, Mrs. Mervlne Keisier of Akron.

Funeral services 1:30 p. m. Saturday at, the Hlcksler Funeral Home. Burial in Wooster Cemelerv. The Rev, Harold Ksles officiating.

Friends may call Friday 2 lo 4 and 7 lo 9 p. m. (Blrksler, KILLGROVE Roby 80 years, of Bokehits, formerly of Suffleld, pnssed awny Tuesday. Funeral services Thursday 1 p. m.

from the Chapel on Fir Hill. Rev. David Salr officiating. Burial Woodvale Cemetery, Beren, O. (Hopkins.) KOHLER George Robert, Infant son of Mr.

nnd Mrs. Oeorge A Kohl-er, of 358 Park av. Bar-berton, passed away Wednesday. Also survived by one sister, Susan Klalne; grand-pnrenls, Mr. and Mrs.

Oeorge K. Kohler, Mr, and Mrs. Robert G. Pruden. Graveside services 2:30 p.

m. Saturday. Oreenlawn Cemetery. No calling hours. (Campflsld-Hlck-ninn, 745 3161.) KOMIVES Mrs.

Katherlne, 8(1 vears, 3702 Canfleld Brlmfleld. passed away January 13. Survived hy close friends, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rivo of Brlmfleld.

Funeral services 2 p. m. Frldav at the Kerlesz Funeral Home, 2433 Manchester with Rev. Stephen Kovacs officiating. Interment In Greenlawn Cemetery.

Friends mav call nt the funernl home todav from 2 to 4 and 7 to I) p. where Prayer service will be held 7:30 p. m. todav. McMASTERS Bessie Woodward.

65 venrs, of 62H Merlon nv passed nwnv Jnn, 14. Survived iiv husband, Jonathan daughter. Miss Marian Woodward. Akron: sister. Miss Oma Henlev.

Mississippi. Funeral announcements later. (Kckard-Baldwln, 535-7141 MEEKS Clara, age 65, formerly of Kent, passed away Pasadena, janury 12. Survived hv husband, Floyd four brothers, Joseph Hanlihak of Bakers-field, Kdward llanlchak nf Stisiiuehana, Harold llanlchak of Blnghamton, N. Albert Hnnlchnk of Cuyahoga Falls, two sisters, Mrs.

Mne Venle of Miami, Mrs. Mildred Williams of Buffalo, N. V. Reoulem Mass 9:30 a. m.

Monday, St. Patrick Church. Kent. Interment Standing Hock Cemetery, Kent. Friends may call at the funeral home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Sunday. (S. C. Blssler A Sons, Inc.i MILLER Harry, 70 years, of 401 New York Somniers Point, N.

and formerly of 2K39 Northland nv Cuvahoga Kn lis, passed awav January II) at Veterans' Hospital, Wilmington. Del. Survived bv wife. Lynda; one son, Harry K. Miller of Cuvahoga Falls; three grandchildren.

Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. todav at the Me. Gowan-Reld Funeral Home, coiner of Slow av. and Third Cuvahoga F'alls.

where services wll be conducted at 1 p. m. Frldav. Dr. Roland Carter officiating.

Interment Onkwood Cemetery. (Mi'tiow-an-Reld, 928-1313.) MODE Lonnle 57 years. 15'i S. Howard passed away Jan. 11.

Graveside services and Interment 11 a. m. Friday in Olendale Cemetery. l)r G. Carlan Elliott officiating.

Friends may rail at the Billow AKRON Chapel. 118 Ash Akron, from 7 lo 9 ni. Thursday (Rlllow AKRON Chapel, 253-7171. i MOLNAR Mrs. Ethel 52 years, of 2442 Springfield Center passed awny Jan.

13. Survived by busbnnd, Steve; one brother, Charles Brown nf Akron; four sisters, Mrs Alice Rich, Mrs. Fred Wnlklns, both of California, Mrs. Myrtle Donnelley and Mrs. Charles Howell, both of Akron.

Funeral services 1 p. nt. Saturday at Adams Funeral Home. Interment Rose Hill Burial Park. Friends may call from 2 p.

ni. until 10 p. m. Frldav and after 8:30 a. m.

Saturdnv al Adams Funeral Home. 535 9186 MYERS Clinton Charles. 62 years, riled Wednesday morning at. the Akron General Hospital. Beloved husband of Esther; father of Mrs.

Shirley M. Maag of Wadsworth, Mrs. Elaine M. Let of Harherton, Donald C. of West Richfield, Merle of Detroit; brother of Simon B.

Myers of Spencer; grandfather. Services will be held al 2 p. tn Saturday III Ihe Parker Funeral Home. Spencer. where friends may call Frldav from 2 to 10 p.

ill. Interment Copley Cemetery. O'SHELL Martin Luther, 53 years, of 609 Sherman passed sway Wednesday m. Survived hy wife, Mary Margaret; daughter, Mrs. Nadlne Pyle.

and son Patrick both of Akron; brother, David of Clearfield, four grandchildren. Famllv will receive friends al. the DunnQulgley Funeral Home 7 to 9 p. m. Thursday, 2 to 4 and 7 to Friday.

Services announced (Dunn yulglev, 1 2L I PERKOWSKI Emelln. 83 vears. of 200 Miller Kent, passed away at the residence Jan. 13. Survived by six sons.

Michael of Twin Uikes, Anthony .1 Wnddy .1,, John, Carl A and Eugene all of Ken; Ibree daughters, Mrs Forrest Stutzman, Cen-tervllle, Mrs. Kenneth Norton, Dayton, Mrs Robert Slack, llockfotd, 25 grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren; brother. Stanley Kaleszewskl, Cleveland, sister, Mrs. Bruno Mlleskl of Kent, iteqiilem Mass 9:30 a. ni.

Friday, St. Patrick Church. Interment 81. Patrick Cemetery. Kent.

Friends mav call at the funeral home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. tn. Thursday. Tin Knights of Co-hmihtia will recite the Rosary 8 p. m.

tonight at the funeral home. (S. C. Bissler A Sons. Inc.

I PROVO Infant son of ftorothv Prnvo, 1235 Third passed swav at Akron General Hospital Jan. 12. Also survived bv grsndmother, Mrs. Marv Lea Williams Funeral announcements later, (Stuiri-Cilhoun, 535-7944. ALLAN M'K fl jliNu ot 1.

Ml icrl flVUlV MkJ()II I Vf1(l'tiri iii'M innif iii h'U lila, mii iiv huttand. li o-; liter, Mi McKltrlt of SiKM-Imii rnifi, Mohi'ii of Hi; four Ki'HiHlrJilldrcn, Kn-iiHi nl mm ire '2 i in. SiiikIh1 fioin Hip MirkU'r KuiH'fiil Hitntf. Hew (ilptiii K. lif knn! offirlHihiK.

Hurtiil MouiHi Hill Oniptcrv. Spvilln. Ki lends niii mil I hi inifM'i) ho hip hMii- SiitiirdHv, Ullckstpr, iH7 i BALDWIN Finis (Flunk (I t. years, 1333 lleiilon Harherloi), iiwiiy VV'ednesdnv. by his wife, Hubv: one son, Nell E.

Haldwin, one hioili. cr, Cleveland Baldwin; one slsler, Mrs. Fnve Jones, l'u-iieinl services 3 p. in. Siitur-dav nl.

(he Cnnipfleld llli k-nuin Funeral Home, llev. (i. Curtis Rehfuss officiating. Hurinl CemeLery. Friends may call at the home.

(Campfleld Hick-nian; 15 3101, BAUER CBrnlfn ine Hputler), wife of i hp ihi John; iiiuirifr or CHihcrin Kniipp. hUU HowHid. Jolin and lrvin; Ki'andmol hpr. rp.it Krandniothpr nd t-Ki'Hiid mother. Kr lends ipcpIv-pd al the Hauer FuikthI Hoiiip, Viilley Clly, Services Siilurduy, 1H.

'I p. ni. loji'ti LiHheian Church, allev CHy, BEECHER Edward age 75 nf Mantua, beloved husband of Hie bite Omle; father of Mrs. Charles D. Sanborn (Myrtle) and Curl; brother of Mrs.

.1. E. Schilling; grandfather of five, nassed away Tuesday evening. Friends may call i nursuay rrom io ami i to p. m.

at the Wheeler Funeral Home, Manlua, where services will be held Friday, Jnn. 15. at 2 p. ni. Burial Hillside Cemetery, Mantua.

BENNETT Leonard 4 years. 3573 K. Stnte st Harherton, passed nwav January Survived by wife, Kllznheth: son, Thom-ns; duughters, Knlh-leen, Christine. Joanne and Rosemary, home: mother. Mrs.

Julia Bennett; Bisters, Miss Anne Bennett and Mrs, Harold Shaw, all of Akron. Friends may call at the Srhlup-Cox Funeral Chapel, Kenmore hlvd. at Eighth Friday after 2 p. m. Heuulem Mann SHturday 10 a.

m. at St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. The Holy Name Society will meet for the nonary ft p.

m. Friday at the Chapel. (Scblup-Coxi 745-3131.) BROWN Myron HA vears. of 12114 Woodward pnssed awav Jnn, 12. Survived bv wife, Dunlin daughter, Mrs.

Phyllis Toledo. son. Lerov Brown of Akron; three grandchildren. Funeral services 1 p. m.

Friday at the Hennessv Funeral Home, Main St. Dr. Charles A. Albright officiating. Interment Ml, Peace Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Thursday. (Hennessy, 535-1518.) BUHALAK Elizabeth, SO years, 372 Third at. died January 13.

Survived by sons, Harold Horseman of Akron. John Becker of Bnrherton: stepson, Joseph Buhalnk of Akron: stepdaughters, Mrs. Anna Konrnd and Mrs. Kalherlne Vnrgo of Harherton: brother. Henry Hess of Akron; sister, Mrs.

Anna Chapin of Akron; IS grnndchll-dren; 15 great-grandchildren; one great great grandchild. Funeral services Saturday 2 p. in. from the Hahn Funeral Home, Rev. Richard officiating.

Interment Oreen-lnwn Cemetery. Friends may call after p. rn. today. (Hahn, 825-2467J BUINAC Sandra, 63 years, 5(ifl Herring-ton Barberton, passed away Wednesday.

Survived by three duughters, Mrs. Helen Lacey, Mrs. Rose Kaye, Mrs, Boyana Obenrhaln; one son, Nick; four grandchildren, one great-grandchild: one sister, Mrs. Helen Werntz: one brother. Oeorge Becker.

Fu-nerai announcements later. (Campfleld Hickman, 745-3161.) CALMAN George, 54 years, 4115 Woodbine nv Biirberton. passed away Tuesdny. F'uneral services 1:30 p. ni.

Friday at the Campfleld-Hickman Funeral Home. Rev. Paul Orexa officiating. Burial Lake wood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.

(Camp-fleld lllckman. 745-31 Al.) CARROLL Thomas, 8R vent's, of 220 S. Mn-ple pnssed awav Jan. 14. Funeral announcements later.

(Cox, P0 2 81I1.) DITTO Clnlr James. 45 years. 545 Wilheth id passed away Janimry 13. Survived bv wife. Vivlnn: one son, Jntnes Ollto of Akron: two brothers, Hny- mnnit a A Ditto of Delnhos.

I one sister. Mrs. Dor- olhv Orienweller of rielphos, O. World War II veteran. Funeral services 9:30 a.

m. Saturday at SI, Paul Catholic Church. Interment Holy Cross. Friends mav call Thursday from 7 to 9 p. (Schermesser, 724-56 1 FALASCO (Fiasco) Lucia, 78 years, 585 Elma passed to her rest Jan, 13.

Survived by sons, James A. and Joseph G. of Akron, Horn- Inlr, Snuthgate. duughters. Mrs.

Doris Slmnne, Mrs. Margaret Callahan nf Akron, Mrs. Mary Mnrlola. Mrs. Grace Simone.

Mrs. F'rances Spayne, Mrs. Kli.aheth Callfl. all of Snuthgate, 29 grandchildren, 9 great grnnd- 1 hlldren, 2 great-great annul children; brother In Italy, Friends may call at the Rossi Gold Chapel, 552 N. Main Thursday 7 to 9.

and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Funeral services will be held Saturday 8 in. nt (he rhnpel and 9 a. nt St.

Anthony's Church. Inlernipnt Holv Cross Cemetery. The Wednesday Nlgbters Club will meet Thursday, 8 p. St. Anthony's.

Mother of Sorrows Society will meet Frldny afternoon al 2:30 p. m. to recite Rosary (Rossi. Akron, FRANKOVICH Miss Helen, 44 years, of 374 Crosier passed away Thurs-day a. m.

Survived bv mother. Mrs, Helen Frankovlch, Akron; brothers, Kdwnrd of Akron, and George of Cuvahoga Falls. Family will receive friends at Ihe Dunn-Qulglev Funeral Home 7 to 9 p. m. Thursday, 2 to 4 and 7 lo 9 p.

m. Frldav. Services announced later. (Dunn tiulgley, 253 HI2I.) FRYE Fred, 75 years, passed awsv In St, Petersburg, formerly of Akron. Survived bv wife, llattle.

Dr. H. D. floss will conduct graveside services 1 p. m.

Monday In Darrowvllle. O. Friends may call after 7 p. m. Sunday at Adami Funeral Home, 535-91H6.

HANES Mrs. Edith 82 vears. of 2M6 Third si. Cuvahoga Falls, passed awav Jan. 13 st her residence, hv sot Herbert granddaughter, Mrs.

Marlene Fried; Hires real grandchildren, all of 'hoenlx, Ariz; brother, Miller I ntlerwood of Tallmadge; niece, Mrs. Pauline Saffell, Akron. Family will receive friends from i lo 4 and 7 to p. m. Frldav at the Clifford Funeral Home.

1930 Front Cuyahoga Falls, where services will be conducted 1 p. in. Saturday hv llev. Charles Wells. Interment Bath Cme-tery.

(Clifford, H28 2147J NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Herbert O. Robinson DECEASKI). Notice Is hereby given that Beatrice R. Rolilnson, 9167 heyenn Hun, Norlhfleld, Ohio, has been duly appointed snd qualified ss Executrix of the Estate of Herbert O. Robinson deceased, late tf Summit County, Ohio.

Creditors claims are to be filed with Kxecutrlx within four months from date of Appointment. Pated 11th day nf January, 19fl.i, Cass Numher 178 91735 30. NATHAN KOPLIN, Probate. Judge of Summit County, Oh'ffi" Jan 14 81 28 nil Ht 12 9 i .1 ve.ir, I S.i mlrs Ml Siiia, l.tetl su.iv Jan, 1 i hi miss SuivKe-l wife. Miiiv; four suns, Hubert, K'TilnMli nnd Si'rvjics in d.iv I 0 I'fcf'H I' unei ill I Inme.

Ki'iit i sum llev. William Vvnlfe offll'llll-IIIK. ItHi l.il SNiw einrti'i v. NO Al l. INC HOCKS.

Memorial iiinl i Itiul Ions mav he made In the ('uncer Nnrielv, '( liliS H2II2 PRYE Kdgar t'i vi'jirq, of (', K. Kniri Hii i I'Pfton, j.r-si'il hwhv W'pdnes -l d.iv, Survived dsuiKhlpr. Mrs yA citlii Miner: it a il childrf Surv I hv one I'rln-f a t'hildren; four I h. ris. HnrM.

n. Hpssip ViirneK, il Kisher, Mi'H. Rerthn F'ryp. Knnernl HPI'VICPR i.iij p. m.

SBltinlav the Camp-fk-ld-IIU kniHn KiinerHl II 0 nt e. Dr. Merrill Chnffee off jrlHtlnfr, lHied bv Dr. HenlH-min Mnrlfil (irepnlnwn Cemetery, Friends nuiv rail nt, Ihe funeral home Rfier 7 p. rn.

Thiirmliiv. (Camp-field Ulckinin, 74.r,-:Dl.i ROEGER K. Paul, 56 Woolf passed away Thursday a. tn. Akron Cllv Hospital.

Survived Iiv wife. Margaret; sons. Iiavld and James at home; sister. Mrs, Rose Marv Hlckermler of North Cnnlon, lirother, Glen lloeger of Chicago. III.

Funeral announcements later. Hopkins.) SCHUSTER Andrew Kdwsrd, 75 years, pnssed away Monday In Orlando. Fin. Survived bv wife Janetle B. Schuster; daughter, Mrs.

Zeluia I. Decker, Akron, lour grnndchll-dren; six grent-grandchildren. F'uneral services Thursday, Jan. 14 In Orlando, Fin. SHIPE Helen (nee Mnvl, 43 years, of 124!) W.

Wilbeth mss-e away al Akron General Hospital Thursday a. m. Survived by her husband, James four daughters. Diane Janet Patricia and Nancy one son, Michael' parents. Mr, and Mrs.

Fred A. May; 3 brothers. Walter F. May, Gerald Mav, all of Akron, Donald May of Unadllla. N.

Y. Requiem Mass Saturday 9:30 s. in. al Immaculate Conception Church, Sixteenth st. at Battles av.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the Prentice Co. Funernl Home. 1154 Kenmore from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

F'rldav, where the Altar Society will meet for Rosary 8 m. Friday. (Prentice A Co. KKNMORK Chapel, 753-7721.) STROPE Thorn 40 vears, of 1618 Mohican Slow, passed away suddenly Jan. 12.

Survived by wife, Joan; four children, Tamsen, Katherlne, Malthew and Timothy; brother. W. E. Strope of Falls Church, sister, Mrs. William Brlggs of Detroit, mother, Mrs.

R. G. Strope. Mason, Mich. Friend may call at the Gregory Funeral Home, 3333 Kent Stow, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Thursday. Funeral services Friday 1 p. m. In the Stow Community Church.

Rev. Jeonard Budd of Stow Methodist Church officiating. Memorial gifts may be made to the Thorn Strope Memorial Fund nf the Methodist Church in Slow. (Gregory, 688 8262.) SUMNER Mary June, 89 years, of 2318 lenth st. SW.

passed away at the residence Wednesday p. m. Survived hv three daughters, Mrs. Robert Kurt. Canal Fulton, Mrs.

Whit Green, Downey, Mrs. Arthur I'nge, Akron; six sons. William Averitl, Cadiz, Eulls O. of Benton, Ciem Lee of Cadiz, Ivan and Alfred both of Akron, Iacey V. of Cadiz, one brother, Dal 11.

Thomas of Cad. 28 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Prentice A Co. F'uneral Home. 1154 Kenmore Thursday 8 p.

m. Rev. James I). Moore and Dr. Dallas F.

Bllllngton officiating. Remains will be taken Frldav to the Maxfleld-Curllng Funeral Home. Cadiz, for further services and Interment Sunday D. m. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to JO p.

m. Thursday. (Prentice A Co. KENMORE Chapel. 753 7721.) ULICHNEY Olga, 50 years, of 211 Twentv-third st.

NW, died January 13. Survived hy husband. Joseph; sons, Edward of Akron. Joseph of Fort Knox. Kv George and Dennis of Barber-ton; daughter, Barber-ton; brothers, Joseph Ratay of Akron, Walter.

George, John and Frank of Harherton; one grandchild. F'uneral services Saturday 8:30 m. from the Hahn Funeral Home, 9 a. m. at SS.

Cyril and Methodius Church. Interment Holv Cross Cemetery. St. Ann Society will recite Rosarv Frldav 7:30 p. m.

Friends mav call after 6 p. m. todav. i Hahn. 825 2467.) VANATTA Florence A 65 years, nf 56 Vesper passed nwav Jan, 12.

Survived hy husband. Edgar; two sisters. Mrs. Sarah Hoi of Grepnsbnrg, and Mrs, Rena Au, Mansfield, (); brother, John A. Smith, Akron.

Funernl services Friday 10 a. ni. from the Eckard-Baldwin Funeral Home, Rev. Franklin H. Mlnck officiating.

Hurial Greenlawn Cemeterv Friends call Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. (Erkard-Bnldwln, 535-7141 VOGEL Mrs. Kate H. (Bennett), 33 years, of 2264 Bath pnssed away Jan.

13. Survived hy husband. Walter J. parents. Mr.

and Mrs John II Bennett Jr of Che raw. S. brother. John III of Charlotte. S.

sister, Mrs. Lou Esther lllolt of Columbia. srandmol Iter, Mrs. John II. Bennett Sr.

of Clio, C. Rev Robert P. Turner will conduct services 3 p. m. Friday at Adams Funeral Home, when remains will then he taken to Cheraw.

S. C. for further services and interment. Friends may call after 7 Thursday at Adams Funeral Home, 535 9186, WALTON Florence, of 8716 Madden, Twlnshurg, passed awav January 11 al St. Thomas Hospital.

F'uneral services Friday 1 p. m. at Church of God In Christ, st Twlnshurg. Rev. H.

M. Cochran officiating. Hurial Locust Grove Cemetery. Friends mav call Thursday 7 tn 9 p. tn.

at (he Turner Funeral Home. 486 E. Cuyahoga Falls Akron, i Turner, 928-9089. WOOD Glenn 60 years, 2033 W. Market passed nwav Jan.

II Services announced later. (The Billow 253-7171.) YANCHAK Andrew, 48 years, of 11 Dewev sl Huntington, formerly of Akron, passed sway Jan. II. Survived hy two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Whit-lock of New Iindon.

Miss Donna Yanchak of Cuyahoga Falls, and two sisters, Mrs Helen Voder nnd Mrs. Margaret Wilson, both of Akron. Dr. II. V.

Hose will con-duel services 1 ni Friday al Adams Funeral Home. Interment Glemlale Cemelerv. Friends may call from 7 p. ni. until 10 Thursday at Adams Funernl Home.

535 nie. 3-losf and Found FOUNraLrWHITEl(ITTEr Black male hound, whll on chest, long ears, vicinity Tit. 178 near Hath. Also lost: Malt beagle hound, vicinity Medina. PO-2-7565.

FOCNI) Boston terrier. Stats rd. in tht Falls. 923-7633 Slow Sliver" Ijike area, miniature Schnauzer, salt and repper. answers to "Fritz iPwat'd.

688 .7:155. LOST AlF While cat, vlVlnltv of Hillside Animal Hospital, rjajILnii ew id. LOST Reddish inn. tnnle longhaired dug, vicinity Kenmore, answers lo "Huff." Reward. PL-3 3S81 U)ST French Poodle, white insle miniature.

Falrlawn area. Reward. LOST Gold charm bracelet, vicinity File Theater. Rewird. Canton 3 S633, In care of the Beacon for one of his booklets.

21-Help, Male or Female FULL OR PART-TIME REAL ESTATE SALES We will prepare you for the slate examination. We have a fine record of 100 passing. Join one of the finest firms who cares about their salespeople. Liberal commissions. WE WELCOME TRANSFERS Call Mr.

Weaver or Mr. Rosea for a confidential Interview, 762-8837. WEAVER-ROSCA, REALTORS LAYOUT ARTIST Experienced man or woman for Immediate opening. Must be able to produce distinctive layouts. 5-DAY WEEK LIBERAL BENEFIT PLAN EMPLOYE DISCOUNT APPLY WITH SAMPLES, FOl'RTH FLOOR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

JOLSKY'S BOOKKEEPER Must he able to take books through trial halance. Prepare profit and loss statements. Full or part time, permanent position, good pay and benefits. Apply In person to Mr. Wollins.

BEST FURNITURE Main at 22A-Focfory Male EXPERIENCED JOB SHOP MACHINIST Lathes, milling marhlnet fver- tlcal and horizontal) First and second shift openings. Overtime, fringes Including bouui Clean, modern plant and machinery. Apply In person only, RELIABLE MANUFACTURING INC. 2B8flWINGA'rE JV. EXPERIENCED MACHINIST Full or part-time.

434-2! 1 1. RUBBER FOREMAN Small plant, Northeast Ohio, References. Apply Box D-20, Beacon Journal. FACTORY WORK For miscellaneous factory work. Age 21 to 30.

Height 8 ft. Sioariv day shift, five days. Phone BL-3 7179. FACTORY PRODUCTION TRAINEE Age 21 to 35. Must be a stable person.

Company willing to train. Starting rale $190 per hour plus benefits and prof-It sharing. Must have good work record and credit standing. Several openings. Urgent.

Sheridan Associates, 130 S. Main Hourly Rate Male CASTINGS BUYER START $650 FEE PAID Malor corporation hiring In our office Friday. Jan. 13, 1IIK5. The man with some hack-ground in casting buying can siart in Ihts portion and take ocr as the purchasing agent in a relatively short period of time for this fast growing firm.

STERLING AKRON'S LARGEST 55 W. STATE 376 7151 "KITCHEN HELP" Full-time help. 10 a in. to 5 p. m.

Apply In person, ISrti) Copley rd. SERVICEMAN Experienced Frlgldaire appliance service man. Premium pay, vacations. Call 7H2-7433. PART TIME Needed at once.

Clean, neat, ambitious man, '-M to 35. who can meet the public lo assist me 4 evenings per week. Salary $200 per month. Send short resume to Box 1)16, Beacon Journal STOCK BOY Husky young man for store and warehouse. Excellent op-I'Oilurllv for ambitious person.

HikIi school graduate. References. BEST FURNITURE Main at Exchange LETTERPRESS OPERATOR Experienced In running and set ups Prefer some Heidelberg experience. Full or part- 22B-Salary- Hourly Rate Male DRIVER-SALESMAN Must he at least 5 10 In, anil weigh al least 160 H. Age 24 36.

Neat appearing. Start to $s5 per week. Experience not mandatory. Sheridan Associates, 130 S. Main 535 YOUNG Man, clean appearance, age 20 lo 25, to learn retail Kosher Delicatessen Field.

Will train. See Mr, Brenner after 2 p. m. Jack's Dellcatas- sen. PLAYER piano repairman, full or part time, good pav.

Brud-no's, 30 Market. 431 8705. Write to Dr. Crane Journal when you send 16-Education Ed AGES 17 TO 55 To Re Trained Either Part or Full Tims MANY NEEDED IN Automation Television Industrial Electronics Aviation Missiles Computors Rocketry New TV Electronic Laboratories Open In Akron In Five Points Shopping Center BY ONE 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 PHONE MR. BRUCE, 666-8166 Or Write: NATIONAL RADIO-TELEVISION ELECTRONICS SCHOOLS Five Points Shopping Center Box 212. Akron 9. Ohio PREPARE NOW FOR CIVIL SERVICE JOBS MEN AND WOMEN.

18 TO 55 Keep present Job while training. Start as high as $4490 first year. V. cltizenn onjy. Grammar school education usually sufficient.

For all Information, Including list of positions and salaries, send name and address and photn number to P. Box 323, Akron 9. Oh'o HIGH SCHOOL Graduate From High School New Easy Way at Home DIPLOMA AWARDED CALL OR WRITE FOR HIGH SCHOOL BOOKLET Academy For Home Study 1110 Euclid av. Room 317 Cleveland IS, O. Phone 241-6218 TOP.

PAY IN ELECTRONICS. Step Into a well paid Job or be your own boss. Expert evening training. Easy pavments. Free placement.

Write, phone. Free book. Our 38th year. McKIM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 41 S. High Akron 8, Ohio Phone FR-6-40U I)PI)t.

LEARN A TRADE Automatic Transmission Or Furniture I'pliolslerlng Day Or Evening Classes Budget Terms Jobs Waiting For Graduate KIU'SE SCHOOL, H4.V4 N. Howard si. 19-Stamps and Coins WESfSIDE COIN CLUB 1. COPLEY RD. Welcomes coin collectors, Sunday.

17. at 1:30 p. in. Browse, raffle, door prizes, 40 lot auction Includes gold; It nickel B.C.: HUN dollar XK: Lincoln renl set, less lllim v.l) B. anil 22P.

COINS WANTED We are paying cash for old coins. Sample buying prices 1P.H4 V. S. proof sets, $12.50 ASSOCIATED COIN EXCHANGE B03 Evans 1 to 9 Daily Main at Exchange GOLD COINS premium. All denominations.

S32 Cohtirn. 2J-Help Male or Female EMPLOYMENT COUNSELLOR TRAINEE IT IS NUT VET TOO LATE TO JOIN (It II Til MNINIi GIIOl'P. IF VOC WORK WELL WITH PEOPLE W'l) HAVE A RE U.I INTENSE DESIRE TO "TEED WE CAN DIRECT THESE ASSETS TO VOl.it ADVANTAGE CALL 37fl OH COME INTO' 55 W. STATE ST ASK FOR GEORGE HELL OH HILL PERIS' FREE TRAINING Full or part-time. Prepare" now for a career In real estate.

Get In on the coming boom! Unlimited earnings. Associate wllh one of Akron's leading realtors. Enroll now. Classes heain Immediately. For Interview call Mr.

Hallev or Mr. Hanev, RE BAILEY-HARVEY REALTY Iteallors Open Till II RE ,1 DEMONSTRATORS NEEDED To show America's niosi mm-(i lei decorator line. Tup com-mission and hostess gift. Call PART-TIME xperlncd prewar for dry cleanersJ I 10-Special Bulletins VIXEN: If you are going your way, 1 am going my way, but I shall always love you. N.

H. 1 1 -Amusements ARE YOU WORRIED? Madame Amelia, gifted life reader and adviser. She has the second sight to foresee and advise you on all affairs of life. Answers all and any questions. Hours 9 to 9 daily and Sunday, 2fl5 W.

Exchange. $1 SPECIAL $1 Character reader and adviser. Madame Nora gives advice on all affairs of life. Licensed reader of Tallmadge. Phone 633-3607, 133 Southwest Tallmadge, Ht.

261. 9 to 9 dally and Sunday. MADAME JEANETTE It pays to consult the best. Advice on love, money, friends, enemies, dreams. Seventh daugliler.

Hours to 9 d.iilv and Sunday, 820 N. Main corner E. Cuvahoga F'ails av 12-Travel Information DRIVERS Arizona California Florida Liberal gas allowance. No wages. Cleveland.

PR-1-5721, LA 1-1277. WANTED Ride, Sunday mornings, Stamhaugh Auditorium, Youngstown. PA-4-4229, after 5. GIRL desires ride from Kent State to Akron, Tuesday nights at 9.30. Call PL-3-7270, after 4 p.

m. 13-Dogs, Birds, and Pets REDUCING KENNELS! Poodles, proven matrons and studs, also puppies. Call Well- lngton. 647-40118. PETLAND PET SllOPPE New shipment of tropical fish and birds.

Puppies. Co.nplete line of pets supplies, 10 off on squarium set-ups. Use our lay-away plan. Pet board-Jr at 1843 S. Main.

BLACK MINIATURE POODLES Registered. MA-8-4224 PEKINGESE PUPPIES Stud Service. 4 'a Lb. Male AKC TY-6-1284 DOG TRAINING CLASSES Register Now For Jan. FRED SCHUTTE, -4 2537 AKC REGISTERED German shepherd puppies.

633 2530 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY All white. 7 weeks $25. 762-6875 DOBERMAN Pinscher, male, 11 months, all shots. AKC. To doglover only.

434-5446. PUPPIES, $3, Labrador Retriever and German Shepherd, look like Ibradors, really nice. 4035 W. Bath MO-B-8661 SIAMESE kitten, 2 months oldT shots, female. Call 535-8761 CHIHUAHUAS, grown, male, female, reasonable.

1081 Broadview, off Newton Extension. Brittany Spaniel Male, 2 Years Old. Reasonable. Ph on Hudso 65 3 520! SMALL house dogs free. Good with children.

Can see at 1559 Gnngl Stow. FOUR-YEAR-OLD Bassett. male $35 or trade for registered voting Beagle, male. ()L-9 6383 Vest Richfield. AKC RED DACHSHUND PUPS PR 3-1652after 5:30 in.

VACATIONING? De luxe hoarding for your dog, daily and monthly rales, luxurious heated kennels, daily exercise. Gelben Haus Farms, 15 mln-Ules west of Akron. Call UN 4-1202. AKC COLLIES NlneWeeks Old PLJ iVri RED I A Kittens. Housebroken.

335-5685 FOUR male and 2 female dogs, bouse pets, good with children. Call GREAT DANE, female. 8 months old, has piiiiers, S200 83H-39II5 14-Jewery 1,4 EMERALD cut ladv's diamond ring, call between 9 and 10 ni.JI23-57.37. 15- Wanted to Buy TiT'NS. ANY CONDITION Modern or antique.

1 or 100. Not a dealer, will pav what b. JWS-SIISl; OLD DISHES, antiques, frames, furniture, post cards, coins, lamps, attic accumulations, es- tnlesor housejmld. PO-2 5422. CASH for scrap lewelry.

rings, watches, gold teeth, an-tiuues. Ohio Gold Store. 34 S. Howard. 7(12-7103.

376 2701 GUNS, modern anil antique, singles or collections. BUCKEYE SPORTS ENTER 461(1 Rt. 8. Cuvahoga Falls "Wanted: Used Cabinet Sinks Bathtubs, inii iiindes, sinks Nick" JBIurke.J'L 3 2117. WANTED TO BUY'-- Phi Delta Theta fraternity pin.

OV 8 4534 WANTED: Electric bicycle exe'r-cisor, good condition. Reason- a le. 724-3607. 16- Education Salaries Up To $7200 In Industrial Management SIX MONTHS training prepares vou for lulu In 1NDUSTRUL ENGINEERING. Day and evening classes.

Register now. FREE I'LXCKMENT SERVICE. Area companies hire our graduates. Company executes tench all classes Timestudy and Methods Engineer Payroll and Timekeeping I 'h roll and timekeeping classes for women.) Industrial Timestudy Institute 223.1 EAST AKRON PHONE 745 8470 and Found FOUND Female black and tan coon hound, Boston Heights Area. 653-34 8 1 S-Card of thanks We wish to express our most sincere appreciation and Rratl-tude to our friends, neighbors and relatives and all who so thoughtfully remembered us at the loss of our beloved sister, sister-in-law, and aunt CORA COLEMAN A special thanks to Rev.

Davison and the Turner Funeral Home, the staff at the Good Samaritan Home and St. Thomas Hospital. MR. AND 11RS. CI.AHF.NCK A HILL AND FAMILY MRS.

LILLIAN CARR DEERIN We ish to extend our sint ers thanks to our relatives, friends, and neighbors for their floral offerings, food, cards and many expressiuns of sympathy at the loss of our dear brother, LELAND VICTOR DEERIN' A special thanks to Bev. James Moore, the pallbearers and the Eckard-Haldwln Funeral Home. MR. AND MRS. LEWIS DEPCE MR.

AND PALL WILLIAMS MRS. A I STALLING ma Our deepest appreciation nnd sincere I hanks to everyone for their comforting words and beautiful flowers at the loss of our beloved brother ALEX DENHOLM MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM DENHOLM AND MRS. RALPH DENHOLM (In Scotland I MRS.

ROBERT DENHOLM MRS. JAMES DENHOLM Oft We ish to extend our deepest appreciation and sincere thanks to the relatives, friends and neighbors for their comforting words, floral tributes, cards and many acts of kindness at the loss of our beloved father, RUSSELL L. OBERLIN Our special thanks to Rev. Herbert Wolfe, Victory Lodge No. 64, and the Campfleld-' Hickman F'uneral Home.

MR. AND MRS DALE S. OBERLIN MR. AND MRS. W.

R. HAMILTON SA-ln Remembrance IN LOVING MEMORY OF OCR DEAR A HER A I) GRANDFTHEH. MICHAEL BAITZ SR. Who passed awav 13 years ago today, Jan. 14.

19.52. sadly missed by children and in loving memory of my beloved husband GEORGE W. DIESEM Who passed away Jan. 14, 19fit I have lost my soul's com-puninn, A life linked with my own. And day by day I miss him more, As I walk through life alone.

SADLY MISSED BY WIFE HELEN 9-Cemctery Lots BF.XOTIBTlTllelitiaTel iTngle graves and choice lots available. Akron's oldest and larg- est. Endowed care. BL-3-2317. EAST AKRON CEMETEHY Manv lots and sinule grave spaces available.

Reasonable prt 11.V, irlces, perpetual care. E. Market ST-4-7238 ROSE HILL BURIAL PARK Choice of monument lota, memorial lots, mausoleum. I'erpet-ual rare. HE-4-831tl.

i 1 1 1 1 II A few choice lots available. 1 lo 4 jtraves. Slid up 7H2-72 III. FOUR CRAVE LOT. lii Greenlawn Memorial Cemetery.

Left city. Write Box C-3, AkronBearonJiurnal, CROWN HILL, lot section 18 for sale, tu close estate 51 A 8 2328. 10-Special Bulletins NEF.D right half of Kroger bill, need left half of Kroger $100 bill. 7ti2-4(W3, WANTED Products to manufacture andor assemble. Re pairs to hydraulic lacks, and any type of shop tools.

Small, complete machine shop to work In. Rt. No. 2. Box 362.

MlddJefleld10.i44()fl2. it 8 (1! JH for" printing plales of your product for newspaper, magazines, etc. ZINC ENGRAVERS 4 Si mitn It Akron THT CHEM hdulTf eiuluoTdei'vT has exciting new line of paints, linens nnd supplies for 1UH5. Phone Mrs. Harding.

152 IrsTNESS cards, 1000. Book matches 114.85 for 25(H). Bennett's Printing, 535 0637, COLMftN I.Eli At. NOTICE On snd after this date I will not be responsible for debts contracted by any person other than myself. G.

HOY 502 Hnmmel at. Akron, Ohio NOTICK OF API'OINTMKNT KSTA'I'K OF. Paul Kdwnrd Weill, nlso known as Paul E. Weln, DKCF.ASKD. Notice Is hereby given that Mary I-oulse Weln.

2100 N. Me-dlna I. Ine Akron, Ohio has been duly appointed and qualified ns Kxecutrlx of the Kstale of Paul Kdwnrd Weln, nka Paul K. Weln deceased, late of Summit Counlv, Ohio. Creditors' claims are lo be filed with Kxecutrlx within four months from date of Appointment.

Dated 28th day of December, 11)04. Cass Number 178 H178fl-5fl. NATHAN KOPLIN Probate Judge of Summit County, Ohio Dec 31 Jnn 7 14 I.KCAL NOTICK Notice Is hereby given that assessment had been made of the cost of Improving Pomona Road from Mornlngvlew Avenue to (ioodyear Boulevard by const ructlng therein a storm sewer together with the necessary appurtenance thereto In accordnnce with Ordinance No. 1573-11104 on the lots and lands hounding and abut lug upon snld Improvement and to be charged therewith, and said ss-sessment Is now on file In Ihe office of the Clerk of the Council of the City of Akron for Inspection nnd exHtnltmtlon of all persons Interested therein. JOSKI'H A.

DKNIIOLM Clerk of Akron Clly Council NOTICE OF API'OINTMKNT ESTATE OK Fred W. Butler DECEASED. Notice Is hereby given tbnt Oeorge II. Lewis. 1178 Meadow Spur, Akron 13.

Ohio, and Lisle M. Buckingham, 82H Sec. Nat l. Akron, Ohio, have been duly appointed and qualified ad Executors of the Kstale of Fred W. Hutler deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio.

Creditors claims are to be filed with Executors within four months from date nf Appointment. Dated 11th day of January, lflH5. Case Number 178flltl43.34 NATHAN KOPLIN, Probate Judge of Summit County, Ohio Jnn 14 21 28 JCLll'S YAROSIUS. 7.10 Tim-berllne rd. You will receive a letter entitling you to two free admissions to the State Theater.

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