The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 30

Thursday, 6, 1973 Akron Beacon Journal December Obituaries George Moulds, KSU Dept. Head KENT Dr. George Henry Moulds, 58, chairman of the Kent State University philosophy department and author of the book "Thinking died Wednesday in Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Mr. Moulds, of 340 Miller was a faculty member at Kent State for 25 years and had headed the philosophy department since "Thinking Straighter," first published in 1965, might better have been titled "'How Not to be Deceived." It dealt with fallacies in advertising and political campaigns.

Mr. Moulds referred to fallacies as "the most dangerous type of crooked thinking." Such fallacies, he wrote in the book, ranged from wrongful use of emotional terms and vagueness to slogan and bargain appeal. Born in Buck Creek, Iowa, he attended Iowa State Teachers College and received Richard Selman, Truck Driver NORTH CANTON Richard E. Selman, 55, of 4666 Mayfair died Wednesday in Akron City Hospital. He had been a truck driver with Bolin Oil Co.

for 22 years. Born in Akron, Mr. Selman was a an Army veteran of World War Mr. Selman II. He leaves his wife, Effie; sons, Richard E.

Cincinnati, Airman 1-c Robert Korea, Ronald at home; daughter Robbin at home; mother, Mrs. Ida M. Selman, New Philadelphia; brothers, Warren G. and Charles both of Akron Harold Canal Fulton; sisters, Mrs. Esther Hosey, St.

Petersburg, Mrs. Imogene Moss, Ak- Sylvia Jean Christman COPLEY Sylvia Jean Christman, 76, of 2389 Hull resident of Copley for three weeks, died Wednesday in St. Thomas Hospital. Born in Polk, she had lived in Barberton 12 years before moving to Copley. Mrs.

Christman leaves daughters, Mrs. Rosamond Jolly, Harris, Akron, Barberton, Mrs. and Lavonne Beverly Kleinhanzl, Copley; son Henry, Akron; brothers Kenneth and Duane Grove, both of Franklin, sisters Mrs. Marjorie Wilcox, Bradford, Mrs. Jessie Davis, Port Arthur, and Mrs.

Leona Rice, Sacramento, 12 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at the CampfieldHickman funeral home in Barberton where friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and until services Saturday. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery in Akron.

Inez L. Gray, Ill 5 Months Inez L. Gray, 74, of 2090 Sixteenth st. SW died today in Akron City Hospital after a five-month illness. Born in Pleasantville, she had lived in Akron since 1961.

Mrs. Gray was a member of the Harpster Av. Church of Christ. She leaves sons Thomas and James both of Manchester; sister Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold, Ecorse, six grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.

Services and burial will be Sunday in Centerville, Tenn. Friends may call from 7 to 9 tonight at the Prentice Kenmore chapel. Bertha Gurley Rites Saturday Services for Bertha Mae Gurley, 55, St. Thomas Hospital employe, will be at 1 p. m.

Saturday at Mount Lebanon Baptist Church. Mrs. Gurley, of 184 W. Tallmadge died Tuesday at City Hospital. Born in Brookhaven, she was employed in the St.

Thomas housekeeping department 14 years. She leaves her husband, Robert; daughter, Mrs. Ruby Ezekiel, Chicago; brothers, Joe Willie Keys and Jimmy Keys, Oakland, and Richard Keys, Brookhaven, and sister, Mrs. Lottie Jefferies, East St. Louis, Ill.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Turner Funeral home. Burial will be in Mount Peace Cemetery. Manley Purdue Services for Manley Purdue, 68, of 1080 Seventh are being arranged by the Stewart Calhoun Black funeral home. Mr.

Purdue died Tuesday at General Medical Center. I 2 Brumbaugh, Ex-Polsky's Carpet Man CUYAHOGA FALLS Samuel Brumbaugh, 69, retired retail carpet sales manager at Polsky's, died Wednesday at St. Thomas Hospital after a one-year illness. He retired in 1969 after 24 years with Polsky's. Mr.

Brumbaugh was born in Saxton, and lived in Summit County 50 years. He was a World War II Navy veteran and a member of Goodyear Heights Presbyterian He leaves a son, Thomas Akron; sisters, Mrs. Susan Hulsey, Rockmart, Mrs. Martha Miller, Saxton, brother, Akron, and a' Services will be 10' a. m.

Saturday at the Billow Falls chapel, where friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Entombment will be in Crown Hill Mausoleum, Twinsburg. Deaths Elsewhere Ralph J. Cordiner, 73, former board chairman and president of the General Electric Company, in Clearwater, Fla.

He led the fund-raising drive for Sen. Barry Goldwater's presidential campaign. Dr. Clifford K. Shipton, 71, director emeritus of the American Antiquarian Society and an authority on Colonial America, in Shirley, Mass.

John Jennings, 66, prolific historical novelist and travel writer, in Long Island, N. Y. Among his books were "Salem Frigate," "Sea Eagles," "Pepper Tree," and "Tattered Ensign." Wild Chase Leads To Kids' Arsenal By ANDY ROSENBLATT Knight News Service his bachelor of arts degree from Wheaton College in Illinois. He received his master of arts degree from the University of Iowa and his doctorate from the University of Chicago. Before coming to Kent State he was a social studies teacher and principal in Mystic, Iowa, public schools.

He was a member of the United Methodist Church of Kent, American Philosophical Association and the American Society of Political and Legal Philosophy. He received a Bronze Star for services with the U.S. Army Medical Corps during World War II. Mr. Moulds was an avic organic gardener and his wife said his dream for retirement included an arboretum near New Philadelphia which already was started.

He leaves his wife, Blanche Kilbourn Moulds; daughters Kathleen in New Mexico, and Janice, Berkeley, and brother, Donald, Oak Grove, Va. Services will be it 2 p.m. Friday at the Tinker funeral home in Kent. Graveside services and burial will be Monday in Waverly, Iowa. Dr.

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Mrs. Nellie Francis, Volunteer She was a volunteer worker at the Children's Home New and Nearly New Shop, the General Medical Center Gift Shop and the Children's Hospital rummage sale. She leaves her husband, Donald director of chemical productions at Goodyear; Clarence Woolf, In Michigan MINERVA Services for Clarence Woolf, 54, formerly of Minerva, were Wednesday Darnell Thompson, 53 Young av. NE, was a native of Union, S. C.

and had lived in the Canton area for 24 years. He was employed at the Luntz Corp. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Hattie Thompson; brother John: and sister, Mrs. Helen Smith, all of Canton.

Matthews funeral home is arranging services. EAST NAPLES, Fla. Three heavily-armed children, sought by a force of 12 deputies, two bloodhounds, and finally a spotter airplane led police on an all night chase through a swampy wooded area and then gave up Wednesday without a fight. son, John Abbott, Houston; brothers, M. C.

Wolford, Winter Haven, Marlin, Fort Lauderdale, and C. R. of Rolla, and three grandchildren. Services will be at 3 p.m. Friday at the Billow Fairlawn chapel.

There will be no calling hours. Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery. Memorials may be made to the church. YW Will Hang Greens Sunday The annual hanging of the greens public Christmas program will be at 3 p. m.

Sunday at the Akron YWCA, 146 S. High st. A string quartet directed by Mrs. Irma Ammon will provide music. Participants in ballet, dance and puppetry classes will present a program, "Let the Light Shine." The youngsters laughingly called each other Bonnie (11), Clyde (15) and Buck (14).

They led their captors to camps where military type AR-15 rifles, shotguns, automatic pistols, 10 knives and 2,000 rounds of ammunition were found. Police withheld their real names. The chase began after deputies received a report Tuesday night three men had been shot at on the outskirts of Naples. Deputies found a stolen car abandoned nearby with about 30 bullet holes, smashed windows and slashed seats. The search went on through the night on the edge of the Everglades, without success.

Shortly after daybreak, a spotter plane located the three youngsters. The chase took more than 12 hours. The youngsters had been reported missing by their parents Sunday night. A deputy sheriff reported most of the weapons "appeared to be stolen." Another deputy remarked: "We were lucky they didn't try to shoot it out with us. They had more equipment than we did." ron, Mrs.

Eileen Hardesty, Mogadore, Mrs. Cecil Strogney, Medina, Mrs. Margaret McCreay, Kokomo, and three grandchildren. Services are being arranged by the Stampfle funeral home, Akron, Burial will be at Greensburg cemetery. Mrs.

Katherine Darden, 61 CUYAHOGA FALLS Services for Katherine E. Darden, 61, retired Falls Savings Loan Co. employe, will be at 9:30 a. m. Friday at St.

Joseph Catholic Church. Mrs. Darden, of 1855 Eighth died Tuesday at St. Thomas Hospital after a fouryear illness. A life resident of Cuyahoga Falls, she retired in 1971 from Falls Savings after 25 years.

She leaves her sons, Donald, Stow, and Patrick, Cuyahoga Falls; daughter, Mrs. Rosemary Neitz, Akron; mother, Mrs. Agnes O'Brien, Cuyahoga Falls; brother, Leo O'Brien, Akron; and sister, Mrs. Helen Preston, Los Angeles, Cal. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

today a at the Billow Falls chapel. Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery. Reedy Hardiman Rites In Ark. Services for Reedy Hardiman, 58, Firestone Tire employe, will be Monday at Fellowship Baptist Church in Des Arc, Ark. Mr.

Hardiman, of 730 Fultz died Tuesday at General Medical Center. Born in Des Arc, he was an Mr. Hardiman Akron resident and a Firestone employe 28 years. He was a member of Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Firestone URW 7 and the Firestone Credit Union.

He leaves his wile, Clarice; brothers, Otha, Montgomery, and T.J., Little Rock, sisters, Mrs. Essie Mosette, Gary, Mrs. Melissa Ray, North Little Rock, Mrs. Margaret Robinson, Mrs. Roberta Shorter, and Mrs.

Mary Nell Hill, all New York City. Friends may call from 7 to 9 tonight at the Stewart Calhoun Black funeral home. Burial will be in Des Arc. Wesley Bruny, Morton Retiree STERLING Services for Wesley Bruny, 70, of Kauffman will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Gillman funeral home, Rittman, where friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Friday. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery in Sterling. Mr. Bruny, a retired employe of Morton Salt Co.

in Rittman, died Wednesday at Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital. Born in Monroe County, Mr. Bruny lived in Sterling 33 years. He was a member of the Sterling United Methodist Church and headed the Red Cross campaign in Milton Twp. in 1971-72.

He retired from Morton Salt in 1968 after 27 years. He leaves his wife, Louise; son, Charles, Evansville, brothers George, Wadsworth, and Ferd, Akron; and two grandchildren. Area Deaths Jane E. Robison, 95, formerly of 1303 24th st. NW, Canton Lyman F.

Ensign, 68, of 1206 Pittsburg av. NW, North Canton, U. S. Steel Corp. retiree Alex A.

Hedinger, 96, of 191 N. Park Rittman, retired farmer. Stella Grudosky, 61, of 2381 Boston Mills Hudson Reuben E. Koons, 66, of Northfield, retired laborer. ThompMer- afterslammed st.

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and was a City Councilman. He leaves his wife, Ann; sons, Timothy and Dan; daughters, Mrs. Carolyn Shell and Mrs. Jeanne Scull; two brothers, a sister, and five grandchildren. Burial was in Parkview cemetery, Livonia, Mich.

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