The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 17

Monday. March 23, 1935 Akron Beacon Journal 13 Die On Ohio Highways illflfi A wonder drug for heartburn? when a run belr.f examined by 12-1 three-car wreck on Ohio 51 In El-i more. I Mrs. Hattie Kutzman, 53. Avon.

I when the aute driven by her hu- band, John, skidded Into another car on Ohio 611 in Sheffield Village. Bf AMocutcd PrM Cold weather helped reverse the upward trend in Ohio's weekend traffic tolls, but still year-oia companion oIscnargM in uie victim' home In Athena County. Mn Cecelia Davia. SO. North Madison, when her car rolled Into a ditch on Ohio 528 in Geauga County.

Ernest Sllrox, 60, Milan, in a Susan Shaefera. 29, Kile, panen-rer in a car struck by a tram near Warren. John O. Pelton. 42, Delta, atuck by a car on V.

S. 20-A In Fuiion County. Mrs. Dorothy TreadwelL 39, Cleveland, of injuries iuffered In a Saturday night au.o collision In Cleveland. Dell Smiley.

43, Lincoln Heights, of injuries suffered Saturday night when the car he was In dunned there were at least 13 killed between 6 p. m. Friday and midnight Sunday. SIXDAT Manuel AnzureK. 31.

Cellni, drowned when hii car ran Into Grand Lake St. Mary at Celina. A passenger, Richard Bougher, 31, Celina, was rescued. John G. Bovd, 27, Columbua.

when A stomach spedalist has tested a tablet so effective it can well be called a wonder drug. No bigger than a penny, this pill will neutralize the hot acid that causes heartburn better even than leading prescription-type antacids. In tests at a famous medical center it beat every leading antacid tested. What is this wonder drug for heartburn? The penny tablet you think is a candy mint really is the best medicine you can buy for heartburn. TUMS.

The medicine that's hard to believe, till you take it The a 1 1 accidental 1,500 Join Interracial through an Inters late 75 guardrail his car crashed into the Iron fence I death count reached 17 with fires killing a Youngstown man and a Columbus couple near Lincinnau. of Green Lawn Cemetery In Columbua. Mrs. Sally P. Crtitenson, 87.

Sharon, Pa when the car driven by her husband, Robert, and another auto collided near Warren. ranx j. noma, so, ixirain, atruca by a car In Lorain. Raymond Fisher, 78. In a fire that gutted his apartment on Youngs-town's toulhweat side.

Visit Day and a gun mishap taking the life of an Athens County teen-ager. READ THE BEACON JOURNAL WANT ADS Deaths reported since noon Saturday: SATURDAY Mrs. Rattle A. Van Horn. 68.

Whitehall, of burns from a Friday nlKht fire at her suburban Columbua home that killed her husband, Ohio t-eniiemiary guard John vs. van Horn, 58. John Clifford IS. Clous ter. Hotel Manager Shot To Death CLEVELAND The manager of the Bruce Hotel was shot to death in the hotel lobby Sunday.

Arthur R. Smith, 67, was found lying on the floor near the front door by his wife, Margaret A week ago someone fired six shots at the hotel entrance, police said, and last Friday Smith was beaten In a hallway during an argument with a man. Heroine Of World War I Dies URBANA UP Services are scheduled here Tuesday for Helen Pratt, 73, who was decorated by Gen. John J. Pershing for bravery under fire In France as a nurse during World War I.

Later administrator of Sewickley Valley, hospital, Miss Pratt died Sunday after several months' Illness. She retired in 1954. Probe Death Of Elderly Couple CINCINNATI UP) Authorities are Investigating the death of an elderly couple whose bodies were found Sunday In their apartment in Reading. Police said William Mumper, 78, was lying at the foot of a bed with a plastic bag on his head. His wife, Donna, 70, was lying on the bed.

Fire Kills 12 Show Horses CINCINNATI UP) A fire at Clarence E. Burrell's barn In Indian Hill killed 12 Arabian horses valued at more than $50,000. Burrell said he managed to rescue three animals. One of the dead show horses was Salistan, a six-time national grand champion mare valued at $15,000. Hits Obscenity Enforcement CLEVELAND UP) "Please come back and see me," the Negro woman said as about a dozen white visitors left her apartment "Come back and see all of us and find out what we're really like." It was a scene repeated many times Sunday during Interracial Home Visit Day sponsored by the Community Relations Board of Cleveland.

ABOUT 1,500 participated, with white persons visiting Negroes and Negroes visiting whites. Ancusto Butler, organizer of Job Seekers, a civil rights group, was host to three white couples at his home. "The Negro problem was discussed and I came to the Rare Day In February UPPER SANDUSKY UP) "Christiana, wife of John Haag, died Feb. 31, 1839" that's what the tombstone says in the Wyandot Mission Cemetery. That's right, Feb.

DISCOUNT HOUSE ORGAN CO. DIRECTION: Take Expressway Rt 77 South to Arlington Turn Right 15 of Mile to 3332 S. Arlington Rd. Phone, 644-8411. GREATEST ORGAN VALUE OF THE YEAR 10 DIFFERENT BRANDS AND 20 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM NEW TRANSISTOR ORGANS $499.00 NOTHING DOWN $11.81 PER MO.

FREE BENCH DELIVERY USED ORGANS $149.00 To 399.00 OVER 100 ORGANS TO CHOOSE FROM Thomas, Conn, Church Organs, Gulbranson, Lowrey Starlet, Lowrey Holiday, Lowrey Linconwood, Baldwin, Player Organ, Kinsman, Wurlitzer, Kimball, Silvertone-Chord Organs, Hammond Chord, Theater Organs. 31. I The curiosity, blamed on a stonecutter's mis- 1 take, has attracted so 1 many sightseers that Wyandot Historical So- ciety has decided to put 1 up a sign this Spring 1 pointing it out conclusion that the racial problem is only a mental ELYRIA UP) "The worst kind of obscenity in the country has a free market In block," he said. "Increased activity along the lines of "never open I II llaaMI interracial visits would erase STOPS PAIU this block." OF MINOR Will Vote May 12 On Cleveland," the founder and legal counsel of Citizens for Decent Literature said Sunday. Charles H.

Keating Jr. of Cincinnati said the Cuyahoga County prosecutor's office has had a negative attitude toward obscenity control for the last 10 years. Keating called the current county grand jury investigation into obscene literature a joke and said Cuyahoga Prosecutor John T. Corrigan "won't do anything about the obscenity laws." When informed of Keating's charges, Corrigan called them "most Irresponsible and Ordinary 'Tint aids" only soothe slightly. Solarcalne First Aid Cream itops pain.

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Rail Merger CLEVELAND UP) Shareholders of the Chesapeake Ohio and the Norfolk West I SOLARCAINE ern railways wul hold sep arate meetings May 12 to vote on a plan to merge the two. Notice of the shareholders' Alio la Lotion and Spray forms 1 A annual meetings in tlGHTY PROOF BLENDED IN CANADA 55 CANADIAN WHISKY, T5 AMERICAN STRAIGHT WHISKY KtliOSE DISTILLERS CO, NX. N.Y. Cleveland and in Roanoke, Va. were mailed over the weekend and Includes a 63-page description of the merger plan.

has 107,000 shareholders, 63,000. From the Pages of the April McCall's Magazine In addition to voting on the merger, shareholders will elect four directors to three-year terms and will elect 10. APPROVAL of the merger plan by holders of two-thirds of the common stock of each railroad would leave a merger dependent on Interstate Commerce Commission ap proval. The two railroads ap plied for ICC authority to merge last Oct. 11.

The merger plan provides for inclusion in the system on specified terms six other rail roads Akron, Canton Youngstown, Erie Lackawan tt na, Boston Maine, Reading and Central of New Jersey. Nixon To Speak CLEVELAND UP Former Vice President Richard Nixon will speak May 16 at the Greater Cleveland Junior Achievement silver anniver sary dinner in the Sheraton' Cleveland Hotel. Death Quiz It you re selecting whisky, choose 1 iUfiaj MaWp TrrmnrtPrl VSDP fnr ao-a 1 MELROSE DAYTON GB-Police held I VSOP Gladys Stephens, 29, for ques-tioning after the fatal shoot and flavor. 15Q ItaS'rs a unU 4 45 at. rj ing of her husband, Edward, 28, in a bedroom of their home Sunday.

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