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a CONSTITUTION- TRIBUNE, Drive workers (Continued From Page One) Mrs. William P. De Bord, Mrs. John W. Moore, Mrs.

James R. Jackson, Eula M. Gray, Mrs. Opal James, Mrs. Russell M.

Johnson Mrs. Clemons Koenig, Mrs. Hazel McWhirter, Mrs. J. W.

Tucker, Mrs. Archie B. Campbell, Mrs. Gerald R. Vorbeck, Mrs.

Paul L. Rupp Mrs. Eugene Saunders, Mrs. Marion F. Still, Mrs.

Hazel Fair, Mrs. Hazel Perry, Mrs. Ralph Ward, William R. Parsons Mrs. Dennis K.

Renshaw. Mrs. Vern B. Sherman, Mrs. Harold L.

Severson, Mrs. Darrell E. Plowman, Mrs. Connie S. Eads, Mrs.

Elsie M. Somerville, Mrs. Robert B. Allen, Mrs. Gary A.

Davolt, Mrs. Nolan E. Long, Mrs. Vincent A. Culling, Mrs.

Ted L. Slattery, Mrs. Eldon R. Blankenship, a Mrs. Paul M.

Williams, Mrs. R. G. Dinsmore, Mrs. Edward Englert, Mrs.

Arthur L. Brewer, Helen A. Skinner, Mrs. Sharon Minnick, Mrs. Bill J.

Cox, Mrs. Gerald Cox, Mrs. Don R. Dixon. Mrs.

Don H. Ratliff, Mrs. Frank B. Daniels, Mrs. Joe E.

McDonald, Mrs. Lowell E. Grimm, Mrs. Lawrence R. Schneider, Mrs.

James H. Maxey, Mrs. Cecil R. Switzer, Mrs. Phyllis M.

Still, Mrs. Dixie Olenhouse, Mrs. Diana Deringer, Pat A. Pfaff, Mrs. Ralph F.

Hacker, Mrs. Otto C. Kohl, Mrs. George C. Grouse, Mrs.

Everett M. Bethards, Mrs. Flossie I. Evans, Mrs. Charles R.

Talley, Mrs. Edward C. Martin, Mrs. George Zabka, Mrs. Tim Gilgour.

Mrs. Robert L. Axtell, Mrs. Cecil L. Atkins, Mrs.

Harry E. Collier, Mrs. Alice F. Boone, Mrs. Virgil E.

Gay, Jean W. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. James H. Ellison, Mrs. Jerold J.

Hamilton, Mrs. Virgil L. Wilson, Mrs. Gary M. Jones, Mrs.

Gerald L. Maples, Mrs. Arnold 0. Sprague, Mrs. Claude C.

Stevens, Mildred Cole, Mrs. Esther Newman, Mrs. Carl R. Kerr, Mrs. Raymond Kitchin, Mrs.

William Douglas, Mrs. Paul R. Mehrhoff, Mrs. Paul L. Yardley.

Mrs. Floyd G. Mason, Mrs. Violet Willard, Mrs. Ralph R.

Beier, Mrs. Charles W. Dean, Mrs. 'J Jerome D. Botts, Mrs.

Marie M. Miles, Mrs. Larry E. Posey, Mrs. Arthur M.

Childs Mrs. Frank I. Jones, Mrs. Darrell Rinehart Mrs. Alma M.

Caddell, Mrs. Melvin L. Campbell, Mrs. E. J.

Saint John, Mrs. Mildred Ashbrook, Mrs. Ralph J. Burton, Mrs. Ivan F.

Phares, Mrs. James E. Melte, Mrs. Mark Silkwood, Mrs. Constance McIntosh, Mrs.

Earl M. Baker, Freda Zager. Farmers (Continued From Page One) beans this fall, and if we produce this surplus, we'll have disastrous prices," said Gall Hemmingsen, an Akron farmer. He said the Ford Administration has urged all-out production by farmers, and that the U.S. Department of Agriculture is "asking a 6.5-billionbushel corn crop.

We have 4.7 billion bushels in 1974, and now we have corn reduced in price by more than $1 a bushel since last fall. We're scared to death of what that price would drop to if we had full production." Farmers from Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Missouri and Illinois were at the meeting. They were asked to set aside 10 per cent or more of their total 1975 intended corn and soy. bean acres, and that those acres would be used for conservation practices, growing oats for hay, or plowing the ground to build up soil nutrients. The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune DOUGLAS PEARSON Editor and Publisher CHUCK HANEY JEROME WASSMANN Managing Editor Advertising Director WM.

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Paid for by Swath District Congressional Club. C. P. Hutchison, Treasurer A good driver will probably save money by switching to low cost MFA Car insurance. Ask me how much you can save on the coverage your family needs.

INSURANCE The sooner you call, the sooner you save. ROSS INSURANCE AGENCY 75 814. Jackson 646-3881 FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1975 News Notes (Continued From Page One) Holloway, Laredo, and Mrs. Bob Pickard, Tina. Dismissed have been Mrs.

John Belt, Hale; Rolla Bloss, 730 Milwaukee; Edmund Herbert, Breckenridge; Mrs. Vernon Imgarten, Breckenridge; Karl LeClare, Tina, and Melgor Melton, 1317 Bryan. BUY ON MISSOURI Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Davis have purchased residence property located at 635 Missouri avenue from Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Christy. Sale arrangements were by Linda Montgomery, Realtor associate of Cassity Real Estate.

RABBIT RAISERS Persons are reminded of the meeting to be held Saturday evening at 7 o'clock in the Courtesy room of the Citizens National Bank for those interested in raising rabbits and forming a club. CARD SHOWER A card shower is planned for Mrs. Nina Lightle of Hale, who will be 90 years old March 28. An open house will be held in her honor or March 30 from 2 to 4 o'clock in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Gale Lightle of Hale. CANE FOUND An aluminum adjustable cane was found this morning at the intersection of Washington and Calhoun streets. The cane was turned into the police station, where the owner may pick it up. RETIRED TEACHERS The Livingston County Area Retired Teachers Unit will meet Monday morning at 9:30 in the Community room of the Chillicothe State Bank, John J. Kennedy, N.R.T.A.-A.A.R.P.

insurance consultant of Kansas City, will give the program. Donuts and coffee will be served. AUTUMN LEAVES The meeting of the Autumn Leaves will be as planned Monday at the Community Center at Parkview Heights. The birthday table will be set. Mrs.

Lola Dennis of the social security office will be- the guest speaker. SENIORS CHANGE The Meadville senior citizens will meet Tuesday at the Community center. Mrs. Berl Williams will present the program. Roll call will be "Something About Easter." Birthday cake and beverages will 'be served.

Everyone is welcome to attend. ROYAL ARCH MASONS Lone Star chapter 30 of Royal Arch Masons will have degree work Monday night, March at the Masonic temple. Work will begin at 7:30 with all members urged to attend. Perhaps the first vessel powered by twin-screw propellers similar to those that drive modern ships was the "Little a steamboat invented by Col. John Stevens that chugged from New York to Hoboken in May, 1804.

bryant Pre-Season SPECIAL BUY THIS YEARS air conditioners AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES Call For A Free Estimate Evans Heating Cooling 713 Locust Phone 646-2492 City has three accidents overnight Police investigated three non-inuury accidents, yesterday afternoon, yesterday evening and this morning. morning. Officers said that at 8:35 a.m. today a 1967 Rambler driven by Sam J. Vaughn of Bogard was northbound on Washington and a 1971 Buick driven by James E.

Eden of 311 Sixteenth street, traveling south on Washington, collided at the intersection of Deaths and Funerals Virgil Mason dies suddenly Virgil C. Mason, 69, was dead on arrival at Hedrick Medical Center this morning at 11:52. He had been working in his yard and apparently suffered a heart attack. The body is at the Norman Funeral Home where funeral arrangements will be announced Saturday. Mr.

Mason was born Sept. 11, 1905, in Coffey, son of Arthur Mason and Elizabeth Elis Mason. He was a graduate of Jamesport High School and the Chillicothe Business College, and was a member of the United Methodist church. Mr. Mason married Mildred Kesler Aug.

7, 1927, in Gallatin. They lived on a farm in northwest part of the county until seven years ago when they moved to 1209 Sunset. He is survived by his wife, Mildred, of the home; two sons, Max Mason, Prairie Village, and Ellis Mason, Milwaukee, a daughter, Mrs. Ivan L. (Marilyn) Haston, Overland Park, and eight grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother. Mrs. John (Elisa) Husler Mrs. Elisa Husler, 96, died Thursday afternoon in the of her daughter Mrs. Jim (Mary) Pfaff.

home Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the chapel of the Norman Funeral Home with the Rev. Richard Walz, grandson, officiating. Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Gardens. Rosary will be said at 7:30 this evening at the chapel, with visitation to follow. the Mrs.

Husler was born Sept. 7, 1878, in Eglisau, daughter of Joseph and Carolyn Lauffer Matzinger. She Switzerland, attended schools in Switzerland. Mrs. Husler moved with her family to the United States in 1905.

She married John Husler Sept. 29, 1906, in died from Oct. 39, until 1959. She resided on a farm north of Chillicothe Dickson, Ill. He 1914 five years ago.

Mrs. Husler was of Lutheran faith. Survivors include two sons, John Husler, RFD 1 and Poplar Charley Husler, RFD three daughters, Mrs. Bertha Walz, Bluff; Mrs. Minnie Kehrt, Arlington, and Mrs.

and Mary 34 Pfaff, 1424 Dowell drive, Chillicothe; 20 grandchildren, grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, four sisters and four brothers. parents, two children, Corwaine Austin, 62 Corwaine March Austin, 62, died at his home in San Diego, Tuesday, 18. He was retired from the Ryan Aircraft County. Company in San Diego, and was a former resident of Livingston Survivors include three sisters, Mrs.

Zeola Ludlow; Mrs. Bonnie Blicker, Kansas City, and Mrs. Luthera Warner, Clegg, Funeral Raytown, and a brother, Edison Austin, Kansas City. services will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Ludlow Community church with the Rev. Robert Burnett officiating.

Burial will be in the Bethel cemetery, near Ludlow. The body is at the Pitts Funeral Home in Braymer. Sunday services for Mrs. Greene Funeral services for Mrs. Emma L.

Greene, of Utica, who died Wednesday night at Livingston Manor, will 95, a resident be held at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the chapel of the Norman Funeral Home. The Rev. Clifford Wrisinger will officiate. Burial will be in the Utica cemetery. Mrs.

Greene was born Nov. 20, 1879, in Utica, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bealer. She was married to William Andrew Greene on Feb.

26, 1902. He died in June of 1959. She attended schools in Utica and the Chillicothe Normal school and taught in rural schools of Livingston County. Rites for crash victims Funeral services for Herman Brennenstuhl, 76, and his wife, Clara Belle Brennenstuhl, 67, of RFD2, Trenton, who were killed Wednesday in the collison of their car and a dump truck, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Grundy Center United Methodist Church. Burial was in the church cemetery.

The accident occurred inside the city limits. Police said Brennenstuhl was driving west on 40th street and Raymond Crawford, 50, Spickard, was driving south on Highway 65 and that the Brennenstuhl vehicle failed to stop at the stop sign and went into the intersection into the path of the truck. Mr. Brennestuhl, a member of the Grundy Center United Methodist Church was born in Grundy County on Oct. 27, 1898.

Mrs. Brennenstuhl was born Jan. 30, 1908, in Mercer County and was a member of the Spickard Christian Church, Mr. and Mrs. Brennenstuhl are survived by a daughter, Mrs.

M. G. (Beth) Kennedy, Trenton RFD a son, Charles Brennestuhl, Wichita, and several brothers and sisters. GRAFFITI Syndicate, Inc. AT CURRENT PRICES, THE ENTIRE SUPER ET Is GOURMET SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Boiled or Fried Shrimp Corn on-the-cob Tossed Salad Texas Toast Serving from 6 p.m.

to 10 p.m. Queen City Restaurant 310 S. Washington -Chillicothe Washington and the Old Highway 36 service road. The Vaughn vehicle sustained damage to the front and right side and the Eden vehicle to the rear. A one accident occurred last night at 8:15 on Washington street at the Leeper street intersection.

Police sald that Catherine D. Featson, 18, of Meadville, was traveling south on Washington in a 1962 Buick when her vehicle struck light pole, The Buick sustained damage to the front and was towed by a Thompson wrecker to Thompson Motors. There was no damage reported to the light pole. Two cars were involved in an accident yesterday at 4:10 p.m. at the intersection of Webster and Washington.

Police said that Thomas R. Botts, 50, of 258 Southwest Drive, WAS operating a 1971 Dodge Imperial owned by Botts and Tyle, and was backing on Webster when his vehicle and a 1970 Ford traveling west on Webster operated by 45-yearold Claradine Blackburn of Trenton collided. The Botts vehicle was damaged, on the rear and the Blackburn vehicle on the right side. How they voted WASHINGTON (AP) Here is the roll call by which the House passed, 259 to' 162, a farm bill boosting government guaranteed prices for major crops and revamping dairy support provisions Thursday -Denotes not voting): Missouri: Democrats Bolling yes; Burlison yes; Clay yes; Hungate yes; Ichord yes; Litton yes; Randall yes; Sullivan yes; Symington yes. Republican Taylor yes.

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