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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1960 PAGE 8-A SECTION THE TIMES RECORDER, ZANESVILLE, OHIO FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment because their plate dropped, slipped or bled at just the wrong time. Do not live in fear of this happening you. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH, the alkaline powder, on your plates. Hoid false teeth more firmly, 50 they feel more comfortable.

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Edwards' Olive Tablets today! -Adr. COURTHOUSE NEWS Land Suit Faces Jury A land-appropriation suit will be heard in Common Pleas Court today by a special jury. The suit was filed by the state against E. F. Dutro, of Licking road in connection with the Zanesville Expressway project.

Another appropriation suit, scheduled for hearing Friday, has been settled, it was announced Tuesday by Judge Clarence J. Crossland. The suit had been filed against Gordon and Emilie Blickle of West pike. Terms of the settle- La Fayette Lodge No. 79 F.

A. M. Installation of Officers Thursday, Nov. 17th. 1:00 P.M.

Robert Biggum, W.M. James R. Eggiman, Secretary ment were not available night. it The law office of Zinn, Tate and or Cultice represented the defendants. Tuesday's settlement was the second such settlement of the week.

An appropriation suit which was to have been heard Tuesday was settled Monday. Suit Filed The Modern Glass and Paint Company of 9 Main street Tuesday filed suit in Common Pleas Court to collect $760 for work and materials furnished for a farm home in Muskingum Township. Defendant is John Mills of Winding Way, who is a contractor, cording to the plaintiff. Also named as defendants are Charles and Sarah Stiner, owners of the home, and J. W.

McClelland of the O. K. Coal Company JOIN MUTUAL FEDERAL Christmas Club TODAY SEVEN PLANS Federal LOAN ASSOCIATION Ohio Phone: GL 2-5467 South Zanesville. McClelland. is claimed, has some ins rest a lien on the property.

Marriage Applications Thomas E. Bramlish, 24, of South Zanesville and Linda L. Perkins, 21, of South Zanesville. Gerald Miller, 39, of Newark Route 7 and Doris Green, 42, of Adamsville. Wills Filed Charles J.

Barnett, of 1625 Euclid avenue, who died Oct. 10, left his entire estate to his widow, Rose Belle Barnett, according to terms of his will filed Tuesday in Probate Court. A son, Charles J. Barnett, Jr. IS named executor of the will dated June 1, 1960.

William H. Myers of 732 Market street, who died Nov. 10. left $500 to St. John's Lutheran Church and the remainder of his estate to his two daughters, Mrs.

Leona G. Lane and Mrs. Helen M. Terry. Mr.

Myers, who was a former secretary of the Muskingum County American Automobile Association, named the two daughters as executors of his estate. The will was dated Sept. 25, 1958. Jesse Reed of 1228 Selsam avenue, who died Nov. 1, left his estate to his eight children, Leonard, Ray, Otha, Walter, Mrs.

Mable Smith, Miss Billie Reed, Miss Martha Reed, and Harry, One of the sons, Ray, is named executor of the will dated July 24, 1953. Divorce Suits Eileen Lucille Ziemer of 1147 Muskingum avenue against William Albert Ziemer of 843 Dryden road, neglect and cruelty, Nancy Jean Adams of Fultonham against Jimmie Dale Adams of 819 Durban drive, neglect and cruelty. Funds Received County Auditor John H. Fenton Tuesday received $5,097.57 in relief funds from State Auditor James A. Rhodes.

Juvenile Court Ivan Martin of the Ridge road Tuesday was found guilty of nonsupport of six children and was sentenced to six months in the county jail. Martin's wife filed the charges. She was granted custody of the children. A 15-year-old Brighton boulevard girl was placed on probation and ordered to attend the Muskingum County Guidance Center after she pleaded guilty to a charge of delinquent truancy. A 14-year-old South Zanesville boy also pleaded guilty to charges of truancy, and was placed on probation.

Youth Arrested Robert Leroy Longfellow, 19, of Cambridge was jailed Tuesday afternoon on a technical sion of auto charge. Police said Longfellow failed to return an auto he was trying out. The car belonged to the Blaundy Used Car concern at 625 Putnam avenue. For 125 holiday seasons it has been traditional to give and serve OLD CROW ANNIVED OLD 86 PROOF CROW JAMES CROW FOUNDER 1835-1960 ARR 125 YEARS OLD CHOP OF BOURBON GREATNESS OLD CROW KENTUCET STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY Beautifully gift-wrapped for the holidays. Qt.

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Young said Tuesday the major factor in the Republican victory in Ohio in the Nov. 8 election was "an anti Catholic hate campaign which spilled over into Ohio from Indiana." Ohio gave Vice President Richard M. Nixon about 270,000 more votes than Sen. John F. Kennedy.

Indiana also voted Republican in the national election, but put a Democrat in the governor's seat. "The Ku Klux Klan always has been strong in Indiana," the Ohio Democrat said in an interview. "I have received many letters and propaganda sheets concerning the election which I have sent to Senator Kennedy," he said. Young was critical of suggestions that Kennedy should compromise his liberal programs because of his narrow victory. "Don't forget that both Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson were minority presidents," Young said.

"You might as well suggest that Kennedy serve as president for six months and Nixon serve the other six months of the year." The junior senator from Ohio came here to begin a series of conferences with Democratic leaders concerning patronage expected in the new administration. He also wrote all of Ohio's Democratic county chairmen asking them why they felt the Republicans carried Ohio. Young said he had talked with many of the candidates for various offices in Ohio and "they bear out my thoughts concerning the anti-Catholic propaganda and President Eisenhower's appearance." Jobless Pay Asked COLUMBUS (UPI)-Ohio AFLCIO leader Elmer F. Cope Tuesday asked Gov. Michael V.

DiSalle and the Legislature to extend unemployment compensation from 26 to 39 weeks. Cope, secretary-treasurer of the Friends In The Hosnital A public service feature available to all hospitals in this area Bethesda ADMITTED Mrs. Mary Dillinger, 1152 Wheeling avenue. Mrs. Edna Hartman, Philo.

Mrs. Linda Ferguson, McConnelsville, Route 2. Mrs. Loretta McConiha, 932 Monroe street. James Moore, New Concord, Route 2.

John Grear, Nashport, Route 1. Mrs. Edith Kopchak, Route 2. PAL-FOR-THE -DAY Joseph Barth Malta Bethesda, Room 401 Good Condition "Be a SEND A CARD OR A LETTER TODAY Ronald Pryor, Chandlersville, Route 2. Luther Rush, Route 7.

Raymond Pierce, 1350 Wheeling avenue. Mrs. Helen Haynes, Nurses Residence, Mrs. Mary Settles, North Seventh street. Mrs.

Dorothy McCaslin, 656 Putnam avenue. Theodore Walchak. 1015 Eastman street. Raymond Burckholter, Philo, Route 1. Mrs.

Margaret Binkley, 320 Luck avenue. Miss Viola Fell. 165 North Sixth street. DISMISSED Mrs. Marcia Albrecht, 1114 Superior street: Elijah L.

Barnes, Norwich; Mrs. Audrey Hague, Cambridge; Mrs. Bonita Knicely, Adamsville, Route 1: Fred Larrick, Summerfield; Paul Newell. Route 1: Mark Carson, East Fultonham; Brian Easterling. Zanesville: Mrs.

Nancy Goldsmith. South Zanesville, Route Jeffrey Scheffler, 144 Brighton boulevard; Mrs. Elsie Young, Greenwood avenue; Gary Zinsmeister, Brighton boulevard; Roxana Zigo, Route Good Samaritan Mrs. John Allwood of 1006 Har AFL CIO, requested such legislation be acted on during special session of the legislature, rather than during the one convening in January. Rapist Hunted PAULDING, Ohio (UPI) -Law enforcement authorities Tuesday checked all known sex criminals in the search for the man who seized 14 year old Nancy Eagleson, raped her, then shot her in the face.

Sheriff John Keeler said he was convinced the slaying was the work of a sex maniac. He called on all sheriff's offices in this sparsely populated western Ohio area and in nearby Indiana to be on the lookout for strang. ers. The FBI has been contacted but has not entered 1 the case. Store Bombed GIRARD, Ohio (UPD-A homemade bomb blew out a section of the rear wall of a cigar store here early Tuesday.

It was the first bombing in this city in more than six -but about the 60th in the Mahoning Valley in the last decade. Program Listed At Richvale The regular meeting of Richvale Grange will be held Thursday evening with a potluck supper starting at 6:30. The menu will be meat loaf, escalloped potatoes, creamed peas, pumpkin pie. Each family is asked to take table service and well filled baskets. The Home Economic Committee will be in charge and will furnish coffee, rolls and butter.

Mrs. Richard Huff is the chairman. David Vandenbark, master, will have charge of the business meeting. During the Lecturer Hour the following program will be presented: Opening song: "Faith Of Our Fathers;" recitation, "Thanksgiving." by Judy Farmer; piano solo, "Ballade," by Virginia Bell; report of state grange convention by Kenneth Hughes. Surprise feature, starring Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Stotts, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Feldner, Mrs. John Weidig, Mrs.

George Vandenbark, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gravit. Robert Lutz, Kenneth Hughes, Mr. and Mrs.

Max Cooper, Mrs. Esther Welsh, Ronnie Welsh, Don Minick, Mrs. Roger Smith, Mrs. Willis Harper; address, "'What Is The Salvation Army?" by Captain Wesley Laws; contests; closing song, "Doxology." The program was arranged by Mrs. Noah Minick and Mrs.

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