The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 22

August 13, August 13, 1962 Akron Beacon Journal Rites Wednesday For Robert Light Services for Robert W. Light, 56, operator of Chris' Auto Wash, 16 E. Exchange will the Billow Memorial Chapel, Rose Hill Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home, 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday.

MR. LIGHT died late Satat his residence, 172 N. Pershing dr. He was the son of the late Uriah L. Light, for many of Barberton superintendents.

MR. LIGHT was born in Green Springs, and lived in Akron at various times over the years. A graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University, where he was a of Sigma fraternity, he worked previously in the sales divisions of General Motors Co. and the American Motors Co. Mr.

Light was a member of Lakewood Lodge No. 601, He leaves his wife, Elizabeth and a brother, Donald A. of Columbia, Tenn. EMMA M. KAUFFMAN Services for Emma M.

Kauffman. 86, will be at 10 a. m. Tuesday at St. Vincent Church, with burial in St.

Vincent Cemetery. Friends may call at the Hummel Funeral Home, 7 to 9 tonight. Miss Kauffman, of 378 S. Maple died Saturday in General Hospital after a long illness. She was an Akron na- HENRY SWEITZER SR.

Henry Sweitzer 68; of 1020 Burkhardt died today in City Hospital after a threemonth illness. A native of Hungary, Mr. Sweitzer came to Akron at 15. He was retired from Firestone's mechanical department in 1958 er 30 years' serv. ice.

Mr. Sweitzer was a charter Mr. Sweitzer member of Firestone Pensioners Club and a member of Zion Lutheran Church. He leaves his wife, Mary; sons, Henry Jr. of Long Is.

land, N. Frederick of Akron and Thomas M. of Downey, Cal. Services will be at 3. Wednesday at the church, with burial in Mt.

Peace Cemetery. Friends may call at Billow Akron Chapel, 4 to 9 p. m. Tuesday. Memorials may be sent to the Zion Lutheran Building Fund.

MRS. E. C. TRUNDLE Mrs. Elizabeth C.

Trundle, 76, of 252 E. Tallmadge died unexpectedly in her home this morning. Services are being arranged by the Clifford Funeral Home, Cuyahoga Falls. MRS. EUDORA WILLIAMS Services for Mrs.

Eudora Williams, 78, of 704 Chester will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday at Schlup-Cox Funeral Home, with cremation to follow in Cleveland. Friends may call at the funeral home until time of services. Mrs.

Williams died Saturday at Healthaven Nursing Home after a long illness. Born in Deerfield, she lived in Akron 70 years. During World War II, Mrs. Williams was an inspector at Seiberling, and was a member of Elva Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Unity of Akron, the Kenmore Grandmothers Club and the Widow's Club. Surviving are a daughter, Don of Akron, NorMrs.

Alfaretta sons, ton and Mardis of Cuyahoga Falls; brother, Ray Butler of Lorain; sisters, Mrs. Lenora Engle of Sebring and Mrs. Verda Cover of Northampton, nine grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. MRS. SARAH NASS Mrs.

Sarah Berzon Nass of 502 Treeside died today in the Jewish Orthodox Home, Cleveland. A native of Poland, Mrs. Nass lived in the United States 58 years, most of that time in Akron. She recently returned here from New York City where she and her husband, Rabbi Abraham Nass, lived in recent years. She also leaves sons.

Rabbi Bernard Berzon of New York and Samuel Berzon of Akron; daughters, Mrs. Sylvia Sabinson of New York and Mrs. Frances Kaye of Akron, 11 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 2 p. m.

Tuesday at Gordon Memorial Home, Rabbi Abraham Leibtag and Cantor Gustav Goldberger officiating, with burial in Anshe Sfard Cemetery. Memorial week will observed at the residence of Mrs. Kaye, 1536 Idlewood av. MRS. CHARLOTTE BARRY Mrs.

Charlotte Barry, 69, of 1576 Ottawa died today at St. Thomas Hospital after a four illness. Born in Louisville, Mrs. Barry lived in Akron 65 years. She was a member of the Church of the Annunciation and the Ladies Catholic Benefit Association.

She leaves sons, William L. of Sharon Center and John of Mogadore; daughters, Mrs. Mary Adams of South Carolina' and Mrs. Rhea Pramuk Monday, be at 11 a. m.

Wednesday at Cuyahoga Falls, with burial in of Akron; a brother, Homer Eisenzimmer and sisters, Mrs. May Boles, Mrs. Edith O'Donnell and Mrs. Lillian White, all of Akron; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Services are being arranged by Adams Funeral Home.

RAYMOND G. MOSES Services for Raymond G. Moses, 59, a Goodyear tire builder, will be at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Hennessy Funeral Home, with burial in Chestnut Hill Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday. Mr. Moses died unexpectedly Saturday at his residence, 1234 Sawyer av.

A native of Lynden, N. he lived 33 years in Akron and was a member of Goodyear's 25-Year Club. Mr. Moses leaves his wife. Orphia and a brother.

Frank Sawyer of Manchester. MRS. MARY McNULTY Mrs. Mary McNulty, 45, of 442 Matthews died Sunday at City Hospital after a long illness. Born in Ireland.

Mrs. McNulty lived in Akron 17 years and was a member of the Church of the Annunciation. She leaves her husband, William daughter, Catherine Ann, and son, Michael Thomas; a sister, Mrs. Patrick Fox of Akron and other relatives in Ireland. will at 9:30 a.

m. Thursdays at thee Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the Cunningham McCafferty Funeral Home, 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Wednesday. The Church Altar and Rosary Societies 1 will meet at the funeral home at 8 p. m. Wednesday.

MRS. MINNIE BISSELL Mrs. Minnie Bissell, formerly of 2199 Twenty-second st. SW, died Sunday at Sunset Rest Home, New Pittsburgh, after a long illness. A native of Wayne County, Mrs.

Bissell lived in Akron 56 of her 84 years. She was a member of Gold Star Mothers Club. Surviving are her husband, Frank; daughters, Maxline Speedy of Barberton, Mrs. Geraldine Cochran of Akron and Mrs. Myrtle Leavell of Williamsport, a son, Ev.

erett of Akron, 11 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren and other relatives. Services are being arranged by Schlup-Cox Funeral Home. GEORGE ACHUFF CUYAHOGA FALLS George Samuel Achuff, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert N.

Achuff, 2863 Seventh died Sunday in Children's Hospital. Besides his parents, the child leaves brothers, Paul. Norman, Charles and Delmar; sister, Cheryl; grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor of Akron and Mr.

and Mrs. Albert W. Achuff of Wilming. ton, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Probert of Akron, Elwood Faddis of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Rebecca Harbaugh of Akron. Services will be Thursday at 10:30 a. m. in the McGowanReid Funeral Home, Rev.

Richard Eshler officiating. will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the fu. neral home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p. m.

WILLIAM A. EZELL William A. Ezell, 62, a tive of Murphy, N. died unexpectedly today at his residence, 368 Rankin st. Mr.

Ezell moved to Poland, at age 17 and to Akron 12 years ago. He was a machinist at the Gojer Co. and a member of Baptist Tabernacle in Struthers. Mr. Ezell leaves his wife.

Elizabeth daughters, Mrs. Emma Taylor and Mrs. Mary Bishop of Akron, Mrs. Margaret Miller of Sacramento, sons, Roy and Ray of Akron; sisters, Mrs. Bessie Hatmaker of Poland and Mrs.

Emma White of Dayton; brother, Jack of Poland and four grandchildren. Friends may call at the Dunn-Quigley Funeral Home, 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday. Services will be announced.

HERBERT WARNER at the Turner Funeral Services are being arranged for Herbert Warner, 52, of 441 W. Chestnut who died Saturday in City Hospital following a short illness. Born in Huntsville, Mr. Warner had lived here 16 years. He was employed 14 years at the City Laundry.

He leaves his wife, Jessie; daughters, Mrs. Margaret Roberts and Jennifer of Akron; mother, Mrs. Maggie Warner of Alabama, and brothers, Henry of Alabama and Tommy of New York. MRS. IZETTA FRAZIER Services are being arranged at the Turner Funeral home for Mrs.

Izetta Frazier, 55, of 142 E. Lods who died Sat- See New Railroad Court Step CHICAGO (UPI) -The nation's railroads planned to ask a U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals today for permission to invoke "anti-featherbedding" work rules which would ultimately eliminate 65,000 jobs. Five unions representing 210,000 engineers, firemen, switchmen, conductors, trainmen and enginemen have threatened a nationwide strike if the rules are put into effect.

The railroads announced a week ago the new rules would take effect Thursday. Last Friday the brotherhoods were given a temporary restraining order by District Judge Joseph Sam Perry preventing the lines from invoking the new rules until an appeal of a union injunction petition is heard. Last Thursday Perry denied the unions a permanent injunction banning the new rules. He found the railroads had a legal right to impose the new working conditions. Akron Traffic Accidents In Last 48 Hours 53 Total 1962 Traffic Accidents 8,499 Deaths Elsewhere Elisha Hanson, 78, retired general counsel for the American Newspaper Publishers Association.

at Washington. Dr. Harry Wexler, 51, director of research for the U. S. Weather Bureau and key figure in use of satellites for weather observation, at Boston.

G. Scott Smith, 86, retired publisher of newspapers in Pennsylvania and Connecticut, at Kane, Pa. Charles Jen, 37, internationally known architect. at Memphis, Tenn. Dr.

Thomas N. Barrows, 62, former president of Law. rence College, at Appleton, Wis. Dr. Leslie Mountford, 71, a Presbyterian minister 40 years, at Columbus, O.

Reginald R. Gates, 80, prominent botanist with a long career as a professor in London and in the U.S., at London. John H. Lucas, 65, manager of the Providence JournalBulletin bureau at Warwick, R. 20 years, at Providence.

The Rev. Niobe L. Bechtel, 102, a member of the Northeastern Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church who was ordained in 1893, at Zionville, Pa. CHICAGO GRAIN EARLY QUOTATIONS By Francis I. duPont Lard--September 8.47-50.

Cadillac HAVE YOU CONSIDERED 1962 CADILLAC I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Additional Allowance For Clean Used Cars Bank Rate Financing Terms to 36 Months DAVE TOWELL, Inc. auTos 118 W. MARKET ST. JE-5-7121 Wheat September 2.07⅝-¾: December 2.14-14⅛; March 2.18¾-⅞: May 2.17-16⅞. Corn--September 1.06-05⅞: December 1.06¾-⅝: March 1.15½-¾.

1.09⅞-10; May 1.13-13¼; July Oats--September December March May Rye September Starch 1.19½-20½; December 1.19½-¾; 1.21½; May 1.21⅞. Soybeans August 2.44-45½: September 2.31-31¼: 2.34½-¾; November March 2.37 2.30¾• January 38: May 2.40⅛. bate U.S. WEATHER BURLAM a WARM 70 FORECASTI IT WILL be cooler tonight in the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys as well as in the Northern Rockies. Warmer weather is forecast for the Plains states.

Scattered show. ers are expected on the North Pacific coast, the Northern Plains and in parts of the Middle Atlantic and New England states. AP. NEWS IN BRIEF Korean Court Sentences GI SEOUL, South Korea (P) A general court-martial sentenced PFC Richard D. Jensen of Arlington, to 15 years imprisonment today for slaying a Korean girl.

Jensen pleaded guilty to a charge of unpremeditated murder. End Republic Aviation Strike FARMINGDALE, N. Y. (P)-Union machinists at the Republic Aviation Corp. plant here have voted to accept a new work contract and formally their strike, which halted manufacture for 11 weeks of jet fighter bombers.

Girl Starts Channel Swim CALAIS, France (UPI) Canadian swimmer Claudia MacPherson today began an attempt to swim the English Channel. She entered the water from the beach at Cap Gris Nez at 1:30 a. m. Akron time after delaying her try for a week because of high winds and waves after a series of storms. 3 Reformatory Guards Hurt HUTCHINSON, Kan.

(P)-Three guards were injured in an hour-long riot by inmates of the west cellblock at Kansas Reformatory Saturday night, it was announced today. Capt. Howard Ayers, Charles Stark and Frank Wilson suffered cuts and bruises on the head. KENICHI HORIE ON HIS BOAT from Japan to San Francisco 3.200 Miles. 90 Days Crosses Pacific Alone, Non-Stop In Sailboat SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A weekend sailor from Japan sailed into San Francisco Bay Sunday and announced he had just completed a three solo cruise across the Pacific a 19-foot sailboat.

Kenichi Horie, 23, said he quit his job in his father's auto parts shop in Osaka and took to the sea May 12. Weary but high spirited after his mile nonstop voyage, Horie waited at anchor off San Francisco for four hours awaiting clearance to come ashore. He said he ran into bad storms at five points during the crossing. On one occasion, he said, the sea tore away two portholes on his craft and he had to board them up to keep the boat afloat. He was equipped with 20 liters of water, 40 kilograms of rice and 200 cans of other food when he left Osaka, he told the Coast urday in City Hospital follow.

ing short illness. "Born in Georgia, Mrs. ier had lived in Akron 30 years. She was a member of the auxiliary of John Fulton American Legion Post. She leaves her husband, Will; brother, Richard Roberts of Akron, and sisters, Mrs.

Rebecca Reese, Mrs. Rosa Beard and Mrs. Catherine Williams, all of Akron. MRS. MARY MASTURZO Requiem Mass for Mrs.

Mary Theresa Masturzo, 54, will be at 10 a. m. Thursday in St. Vincent Catholic Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at' the Dunn Quigley Funeral Home, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Tuesday and Wednesday. The parish Altar Mrs. Society will re. Masturzo cite the Rosary tonight at 8:30, to be repeated Tuesday at 7:30 p.

m. by the Akron Chapter of Catholic Nurses. Mrs. Masturzo, of 37 S. Valley died unexpectedly Saturday shortly after being admitted to St.

Thomas Hospital. A native of Jeannette, she lived 32 years in Akron. CHARLES E. BENNETT NORTHFIELD Requiem Mass for Charles E. Bennett, 85, of 9086 N.

Plaza will be Tuesday at 9 a. m. in St. Joseph's Church. Mr.

Bennett died Saturday following a short illness. He retired from Goodrich in 1945 where he worked 28 years. Born in Knox County, he was a member of the Goodrich 20-Year Club, St. Martha Church and the Holy Name Society. He leaves two sons, Robert N.

and John T. of Cuyahoga Falls; a daughter, Lillian Shutt of Toledo, and four grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the McGowan-Reid Funeral Home, Cuyahoga Falls, this after. noon and from 7 to 9 tonight.

Area Deaths John P. Waefler, 84, of Orrville, shoe repair store owner Mrs. Salome Schwary, 82. of Orrville, life resident of Wayne Mrs. Jessie Rottman, 82, of Wadsworth, resident of Wadsworth 40 years, sister of Mrs.

Lem Rohde of Clifford L. Benjamin, 80, retired Brunswick Jennie Daykin, 83, of Medina. Mrs. Elsie Stimac, 77, of 52 Grandview Barberton, former Palmer Match Co. Mrs.

Hattie Stroup, 95, life resident of Stephen Chungo, 61, of 1944 W. Turkeyfoot Lake Portage Lakes, former Reiter. Harter dairy employe. Guard. He also had a stock of Japanese beer and saki.

Not once during the trip, he said, did he see land. Why this epic cruise? "I would like to learn democracy, the frontier spirit and yachting," he told re. porters, pouring glasses of saki. "Want to stay two years, want to learn English." His stay in the United States is complicated by the fact that he entered without a passport and visa. He was taken in tow by the Immigration Service.

Coast Guardsmen who met his small sloop off San Francisco were full of admiration for the young sailor, whose only navigational equipment was a small radiodirection finder, a sextant and "He is obviously a helluva navigator," said one. Hensel Rites Set Tuesday Requiem High Mass for Robert Ray Hensel, 41, a traffic accident victim Saturday will be at 9 a. m. Tuesday in Martha Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at Hennessy Funeral Home, 7 to 9 tonight.

Mr. Hensel, of 549 Rotunda Bath secretarytreasurer of Summit Petrole. was killed when his car and one driven by Mrs. Nellie M. Jelm, 74, collided at Revere and Smith rds.

Mrs. Jelm, 2029 W. Market operator of a real estate firm, and her passenger, Thelma A. Quicke, 46, of 2033 W. Market, are "good" in City Hospital.

Deputies charged Mrs. Jelm with failure to yield right of way. HANNA E. BARNHART NORTHAMPTON Mrs. Hanna E.

Barnhart, 78, of 285 W. Steele's Corners died at home Sunday following a long illness. A retired school teacher, last serving at Jackson School, Akron, in the second and third grade. Mrs. Barnhart was born in Coalport, Pa.

She lived in the Akron area 40 years and taught school 50 years. She was retired 18 years. For the past 10 years, she lived with her nephew, Charles D. Bloom. She leaves a sister, Mrs.

Myrtle Bott, of Coalport. Services will be Wednesday at 3 p. m. at the Hennessy Funeral Home, Akron, with Dr. Arthur S.

Maly officiating. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7. to 9:30 p. m.

Tuesday. ROBERT F. JENKINS CUYAHOGA FALLS -Private graveside services will be held Tuesday at 10 a. m. in Chestnut Hill Cemetery 1 for Robert Frank Jenkins, 16- day-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert E. Jenkins of 2589 Sixth st. He died Sunday in Children's Hospital. The Rev.

Perry B. Schaffner will officiate. Besides his parents, he leaves two sisters, Patricia Lynn and Lislie Ann, at home, and grandparents, The Rev. and Mrs. H.

M. Jenkins of Finleyville, and Mr. and Mrs. F. B.

Taylor of Saskatchewan, Canada. The Clifford Funeral Home will handle arrangements. There will be no calling hours. L. HENDRICKSON SR.

CUYAHOGA FALLS Linwood Paul Hendrickson Sr. of 1716 Falls died today following a three-week illness. A retired auto salesman, he lived in the Falls 23 years. Previously, he lived in Akron 29 years. He was born in Cedarville, N.

and was a member of the Methodist Akron Stocks Editor's Quoted by Bache Co. Second A Noon National Quotations Bldg. Widow Dead FINANCIAL Last Bid Asked Akron Sav Loan 38 GLENDALE. Cal. (UPI) Bank 33 36 First Natl Bank 62 61 Mrs.

Jeane Sampson, due to Barb. State Bank 26 RUBBER go on trial next Fall for the Firestone com Gen Tire com xd.10 211 death of her husband. John do $5 pf 99 Goodrich Edward Sampson, executive Goodyear Co xd .25 film editor of the "Ben Casey" Mohawk Rubber 24 Seiberling Rubber 10 television series, was found pf 46 51 do 5 pt 42 46 dead Sunday night in her MISCELLANEOUS Aid Investment home. All States Frt Alsco Investigators said the 40- Alside 23 24 Am Beverage year old woman apparently Babcock Wilcox Con. Freight died of an overdose of barbituEnterprise Mfg 30 McNeil Mach rates, but had not determined Nat Rub Mach Ohio Edison com Ohio Brass 23 3 whether the death was suicide Pitts Plate Glass or an accident.

No notes were Quaker Oats 65 41 66 found. Roadway Exp Church there. was a member of Starlight Lodge 187 the American Legion Post 19 and a veteran of World War I. Mr. Hendrickson leaves his wife, Elizabeth; a son, Linwood Paul Jr.

of Cuyahoga Falls, and three grandchildren. Services will be Wednesday at 3 p. m. in the Billow morial Chapel in the Falls, with Dr. Roland G.

Carter officiating. Interment will be in Rose Hill Burial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday.

MRS. ELIZABETH SCHENK CUYAHOGA FALLS--Mrs. Elizabeth Schenk. 83, of 1727 Twelfth died this morning in Little Forest Nursing Home, Akron, after a brief illness. Mrs.

Schenk was born in Cincinnati and lived in Akron before coming to Cuyahoga Falls in 1939. She leaves a sister, Mrs. Dena Rook of Cincinnati; stepson, William of Cuyahoga Falls, six grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Services being arranged by the McGowan Funeral Home where friends may call Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m.

CARL F. PROCHNOW STOW Carl Prochnow, of 3456 Darrow died Sunday in his home after a brief illness. He was 80. Mr. Prochnow was a former B.

F. Goodrich employe, working 32 years before he retired in 1947. He was a member of Akron Zion Lutheran Church. Mr Prochnow was born in Germany and came to the United States and Summit County 65 years ago. He formerly lived on Grant st.

in Akron and came to Stow five years ago. He leaves sons, Otto of Stow and Carl of Uniontown; daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Stevens of Akron Mrs. Pearl Lieving of W. 11 grandchildren and 17 great children, and a sister, Mrs.

Hattie Callihan of El Granada, Cal. Services will be Wednesday at 1 p. m. in the church with the Rev. Alfred Freund officiating.

Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Friends call at the Billow Akron Chapel tonight from 7 to 9 and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CLEVELAND Cattle, 1,300 steady to .50 lower: prime steers (nominal); choice to prime good to choice commercial and stand. ard choice heifers $24.00.

25.50; good common and dairy commercial and fat cows utility and cutters canners and fat yellow cows bologna bulls fat heavy bulls 18.00. Calves, 200, steady; prime to choice commercial common Sheep and lambs. 400. steady; choice Spring lambs medium to good common choice wether choice ewes cull and me. dium Hogs, 800.

.25 lower: No. 1 190-220 lbs. No. 1-2 190-220 lbs. 19.00: No.

2-3 190-220 Ibs. 18.50; 260-300 lbs. 240- 260 Ibs. 220-240 Ibs. 160-190 lbs.

packing sows Also Head Bashings Pastor Would Cut 'Smut, From Bible LONDON (P) Dr. Leslie Weatherhead, former president of the Methodist Conference, would like to censor the Bible. In an interview with three London newspapers, he said he would like to go through the Bible and "be very free with a blue pencil." Dr. Weatherhead, minister at City Temple in London's Holborn district, was asked what he would cut out. "A lot of bloody massacres and a lot of smutty little pieces that choir boys read on quiet," he said.

"They read the rapes and the massacres which are supposed to have been ordered by God. What's the point of reading them? "There are also a lot of implicatory What's the use of telling stories of children being bashed against walls? That, I call immoral." The Bible was written, said Dr. Weatherhead, by human men who wrote stories of situations as they saw them. "We have learned much since those times," he added. His main target was the Old Testament, which he described as "completely outmoded." Mrs..