The Press Gazette from Hillsboro, Ohio • 2

2 Hillsboro, Press Gazette Friday, May 27, 1977 A OBITUARY Mary Fay Lynch Graveside services will be held for Mary T. Lynch, of Melbourne, Saturday, May 28, at 10:00 a.m. in Mound Cemetery, Piketon. Survivors include a daughter, Anne Lynch Cobble of Melbourne; three sons, Walter T. Lynch of Fort Pierce, Robert T.

Lynch of Melbourne and Thomas J. Lynch Jr. of Hillsboro; a brother, James Fay, of West Hartford, eight grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Father Marzhuf will conduct the services. Mrs.

Marion Rice Mrs. Marion Rice, formerly of Greenfield but a resident of Naples, at the time of her death, died May 13 at Shell Point Village, near Ft. Myers, Fla. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Carolina Barnett of The Thatch, Stebbing Green, Dunmow, Essex, England; two grandchildren; and one brother, Allen Handly of Los Angeles.

Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Greenfield Cemetery. Thomas Wilson, of Hillsboro, will officiate. Mrs. Rice was preceded in death by a sister and her husband.

The family requests no flowers. American Hardware BRAND GRASS TRASH RAGS 5-BUSHEL GRASS AND TRASH BAGS 187 BOX OF 20 LIST PRICE $2.99 Leakproof plastic bags with ties. Fits 33-gallon trash cans. LYNCHBURG HARDWARE CARPET FURNITURE KITCHEN CABINETS G.E. MAJOR APPLIANCES TV's (513-364-6015) Main Street Lynchburg, Ohio Mrs.

Flora Compton Mrs. Flora Nell Compton, 63, died at 8:15 p.m. at her home on Hillsboro pithursday February 19, 1914 in Buckhandle County, she was a daughter of John and Ella (Tiller) Van Dyke. She is survived by her husband, Clarus; two sons, Paul of Peebles and Elmer of Mentor; one daughter, Nellie Gaffin of Peebles Rt. four brothers, Stewart of Waverly, Woodrow of Portsmouth, Edison of West Jefferson, and Luther of Columbus; four sisters, Mrs.

Lucille daoycox, Mrs. Marjorie Cooper, Mrs. Jeanette Green, and Mrs. Georgia Fultz, all of Columbus, and eight grandchildren. Services will be Sunday at 2 p.m.

at the Wylie Funeral Home in Sinking Spring. Officiating will be the Rev. Robert Wallace. Burial will be in Dunkard Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m.

Guy A. Easter Guy A. Easter, 79, of Belfast, died at 10:15 a.m. Thursday at Deaconess Hospital in Cincinnati. He was born in Highland County on July 6, 1897, to Jacob and Anna (Nace) Easter.

A veteran of World War he is survived by a son, Norman E. Easter of Belfast, and 10 grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Rh Funeral Home. The Rev.

William Kelley will officiate. Burial will follow in Coss Cemetery. Friends may call between 4 and 9 p.m. Saturday. Janet Lucas Wright Columbus.

She was a member of the Locust Grove United Methodist Church, and was owner -operator of the Great Hair Place, beauty salon. She is survived by two sons, Seth Lucas and Mark Lucas at home; a daughter, Lisa Wright, at home; her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Murven Shoemaker, of Rt. brothers, Richard, of Lancaster, Charles, of Wilmington, Murven of Freeport, Fred of Sabina, and Walter Robert of Leesburg; sisters, Mrs.

Carolyn Beard of Columbus, Doris Jean Hoffman of Lancaster, Ruth Ann Vance of West Jefferson, and Edith Shoemaker of Columbus; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 11. a.m. Saturday at the Moreland Funeral Home in Westerville, 55 Schrock Rd. Burial will follow in Highland Memorial Park, South Point, Ohio.

Friends may call today (Friday) from 2-4 and 7-9: Janet Lucas Wright, 37, of Columbus, died Thursday at Riverside Hospital in "SPECIAL" (A Cut Your Fuel Bill And Eliminate Costly Paint SPECIAL MAY PRICE On Insulated 40 Year Siding And Blown Insulation CALL NOW KARL PHONE 393-4251 HILLSBORO HOME IMPROVEMENT NOW SHOWING CHAKERES COLONY THRU TUESDAY Week Nites 8 P.M. Only I TUCATDE MILL PH. 393-1415 Sat. Sun. 1-3-5-7 9 P.M.

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Friday at the intersection of South East and East Walnut Streets. Margaret A. Clutter, 27, Sardinia, was southbound on South East Street. The brown car was eastbound on East Walnut Street. It was going at a' high rate of speed.

The driver ran a stop sign and hit Clutter's car, causing severe damage. Anyone having information on this may call the Hillsboro police station, anonymously, if preferred. THE HIGHLAND County Sheriff's Department reported a minor two-car accident that occurred at 12:35 p.m. on Hook Morgan Road in Concord Township. Joel B.

Goins, 66, Seaman Rt. 1, was northbound and Janice A. Brunck, 24, Hillsboro Rt. 8, was southbound. The two vehicles met in a sharp curve and both drivers hit the brakes.

Brunck's vehicle slid to the left, and was struck by Goins in the left rear. There was slight damage to both cars. ONE CAR was involved in an accident reported by the Ohio State Highway Patrol. It occurred on SR 138, of Hillsboro, at 10:05 a.m. Thursday.

Deborah Kay Spears, 22, Rt. was northbound on SR 138. She looked over to check a crying baby and lost control of the car. She went off the right side of the road, striking an embankment. There was moderate damage to the car.

Marriage Licenses Jeffrey Reese, 18, 608 S. Washington Greenfield, and Bonita Ann Mosley, 17, 130 South Fourth Greenfield. Floyd M. Beekman, 27, Hillsboro, Box 504, and Deborah J. Everetts, 22, Greenfield 2.

Robert D. Workman, 22, Hillsboro, Box 636, and Patricia L. Kessinger, 23, 244 E. North Hillsboro. Dale Miller, 30, 316 Taylor Greenfield, and Diana Lou Peters, 22, 509 McKell Greenfield.

Jerry L. Lowe, 27, Hillsboro Rt. 2, and Rheta L. Stivers, 39, Hillsboro Rt. 2., Eugene S.

Nartker, 34, Hillsboro, Box 549, and Donna Jean Berry, 26, Ludwick Trailer Court, Hillsboro. Emergency Squad Runs 1 THURSDAY, 10:22 p.m., U.S. Rt. 50 East, sick person, taken to Highland District Hospital. Memorial Gifts Recent memorial received at Highland.

District Hospital: Mr. and Mrs. William Watson in and Diar: Residential fires accounted for more. than 70 per cent of the 1.27 million building fires and 34 per cent of the $3.26 billion lost in building finer reports vine insurance Information Institute. TRY THE CLASSIFIED ADS! Common Pleas Appointments James C.

Cummings has been appointed as a member of the Soldiers Relief Commission, for the balance of the term running Oct. 16, 1976 through Oct. 15, 1981. Lloyd C. Ludwick has been appointed as a member of the Soldiers Relief Commission, for the balance of the term running Oct.

16, 1974 through Oct. 15, 1979. Ralph B. Smith has beer appointed as member of Soldiers Relief Commission, for the balance of the term running Oct. 16, 1973 through Oct.

15, 1978. Order Of Transfer In the matter of Michael D. and Betty J. Hopkins, action to be transferred to Common Pleas Court of Sandusky. Judgment Entry In the matter of Home Building and Loan Association, Hillsboro vs.

James P. Bettle, et al, plaintiff to recover costs found due and costs. Aid Of Execution Dismissed In the matter of Finance Corporation vs. Norman Gibbs and Edward Gibbs, the aid of execution as to Edward Gibbs dismissed, garnishee released. Decree Of Dissolution A dissolution has been granted to Brenda and Terry, Hamilton, Xenia.

They were married June 19, 1965 and have two minor children. Probate Court David N. McBride, administrator of Margaret Delores Roades, entry ordering transfer of unclaimed money. Mary Armstrong, executrix of Frank Armstrong, petitioned for transfer of auto. Defiance Man Winner Of Lottery CLEVELAND (AP) Defiance, Ohio carpenter Harold B.

Sprow says he tried to retire a couple of years ago but "I had to go back to work because of financial problems." Now, with his new Ohio Lottery winnings, the 66-year-old Sprow says he may be able to retire for real. Sprow the top winner in the Pot 0'Gold game Thursday night, picking up $40,000, with a chance to come back and win more cash next week. He said he works for Borbolet and Thomas of Ottawa, and his wife, Mildred, 65, is a press operator at Tompo. Corp. Alva B.

Walker of Grove City, Ohio, the defending champ on the televised show, won $7,700. That gave him $202,700 in three tries under the Pot 0'Gold game plan that offers up to $250,000 each week. Other winners included Lillian E. Messina of Cleveland, whose husband, Carl, won $1,000 a month for life on the lottery's Buckeye 1000 show March 11, 1976. Carl stood in for her Thursday night and won $8,500.

Jim Wharton of Parkersburg, W.Va., won Julie T. O'Donnell of Cleveland, $7,400, and Albert Haubert of Massillon. $6,800. NODE ur Dal verwir WORT $50,000 in the weekly TV Bonus drawing for persons sending in losing tickets on arc instant game. Joseph Gutridge of Mount Vernon the canonA nuisa in the.

TI Bonus drawing, and Herman Carlstein of Columbus won $5,000. The following numbers were drawn in the weekly number drawing: 299 -643 -23828. Special 54'x 70' BUILDING Includes: (1) 20' Sliding Track Door (1) 16' Sliding Track Door (1) Service Door (4) Skylites All 5" Continuous Gutter NOW ONLY $9,49000 ALSO A 24'x 24' GARAGE" With (1) 10'x7' Overhead Door (1) Service Door (4) Skylites SPECIAL AT ONLY Choice Of Color Free Estimates CALL COLLECT Larry Wilson Early Wilson or 446-2917 393-4523 or Write: TECUMSEH BUILDINGS RT. 1, BOX 33 SARDINIA, OHIO 45171 Courthouse News Scott E. Becker, 16, Mt.

Orab Rt. 1, no operator's license and motorcycle endorsement, $25 and costs. Richard Lee Strong, 17, Sardinia Rt. 2, no motorcycle endorsement, $25 and costs. Nanci Kaye Haecher, 15, Rt.

4, no operator's license, $15. and costs and driver's permit suspended 30 days. Robert L. Ferneau, 16, Greenfield Rt. 3, failure to yield half of roadway, attend driver's seminar and pay costs.

Municipal Court Juvenile Court William Alvin Culp, 42, Seaman Rt. 2, DWI, reduced by plea bargaining to reckless operation, $100 and costs, one year suspended license. Virginia E. Smith, 58, 125 Glenn Hillsboro, failure to yield right of way, $75 and costs. Kenneth W.

Balch 32, Hillsboro Rt. 7, Box 90, excessive speed, $30 and costs. Robert Arnold Letson, 38, Fredericksburg, DWI, $250 and costs, 10 days in jail, suspended to 7 on conditions, 45 days suspended license, and abusing an officer, 10 days in jail and costs. Darrell Hancock, Wilmington, abandoned and failed to support child, $1,000 and costs, 90 days in workhouse, suspended if pay support. Roi D.

Stutz, 26, Wilmington, speeding, $250 and costs, 3 'days, 1 day suspended, placed on probation. Laurence E. Hester, Greenfield, making a false statement to secure A.D.C. and food stamps, found not guilty. Thomas M.

Borens, Hillsboro Rt. 6, damaged guardrail due to negligent operation, judgment paid, dismissed. Terry L. 1 Rushing, 18, Greenfield Rt. 2, consuming beer in a motor vehicle, pled not guilty, trial set for May 31.

Jamie Dale Reusch, 18, Box. 39, Holiday, Trails, in Rocky motor Fork Lake, $20 consuming beer a vehicle, and costs. The following forfeited bond: Almeda M. Mowry, 25, Wilmington, speeding, $45 bond; Billy Hodge, 18, Bainbridge Rt. 2, consuming beer in a motor vehicle, $100 bond.

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