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a PAGE 2-A SECTION THE TIMES RECORDER, ZANESVILLE, OHIO TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1968 Harold Morrison, Bus Driver, Dies Harold C. Morrison, 62, of 2825 West Ray drive, a Y-City Bus driver, was dead on arrival at Good Samaritan Hospital at 5:30 p.m. Monday (May 13). He had just completed his bus route for the day and suffered an apparent heart attack at the bus garage on Muskingum avenue as he was ready to go home. He was taken to the hospital by Zanesville Ambulance Service.

He was born Nov. 14, 1905, in Noble County, a son of Eli and Catharine Fleihman Morrison. He had been a Zanesrille resident 40 years. He was a member of the Church of Christ in Monroe County, Eagles Lodge here, and United Commercial Drivers. He served with the Army in World War II, nearly three years overseas.

Surviving are his widow, Agnes Keller Morrison: a daughter, Brenda Kay Morrison of Canton; a brother, William of Marietta; a sister, Mrs. Torya Adamson of Woodsfield; and several nieces and nephews. A brother, Glenn, who worked at White Chevrolet Company for several years, died in 1966. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Wednesday at Arthur Bryan Funeral Home. Mrs. Martha Eagon QUAKER CITY Mrs. Martha L. Eagon, 70.

of Quaker City Route died morning (May 13) at Barnesville Hospital where she was admitted Sunday evening. She was born Nov. 21, 1897, at East Liverpool, a daughter of Andrew and Jennie Powell Jackson. She was a member of- Batesville Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, Jerome; two sons, John and Charles, both of Batesville; four grandchildren and one great grandchild; two sisters, Mrs.

Frank (Laura) Shuman of Akron and Mrs. Glennard (Margaret) Carpenter of Quaker City and a brother, James Powell of Akron. A son is deceased." The body was taken to Eberle Funeral Home here where friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday at the funeral home with Rev. Carey officiating. Burial "will be in Batesville Cemetery. Stanley Dupler SOMERSET Stanley Dupler 75, of Somerset, a retired employe of Ludowici Tile plant at New Lexington, died at 10:15 a.m. Monday (May 13) at Barr Nursing Home near Thornville after an illness.

He was born May 31, 1892, in Perry County, a son of Loviga and Almeda Grubb Dupler. His wife, the former Mary Slough, died in 1943. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Kaiser of Taylor, three sons, William and John Dupler -of Somerset and Dupler Jr. of Forida; 12 and 20 great.

grandchildren. Friends may call after '7 p.m. today at Thomas Funeral Home here where services will be held -at 2 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Somerset Cemetery.

Ralph T. Kinney Ralph T. Kinney, 54, of 339 Clark street died at 9:45 p.m. Sunday (May 12) at Good Samaritan Hospital where he had been a patient three weeks. He had been ill 10 years.

He was born July 22, 1913, in Licking County, the son of the late Seth Kinney and Mrs. Elizabeth Spicer Kinney of 339 Clark street. He had lived in Zanesville most of his life. Mr. Kinney was a member of First Christian Church and Eagles Lodge.

He was a retired operator at Hazel-Atlas Glass plant No. 2. In addition to his mother he is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Robert (Shirley) Henderson of 1139 Country Club drive, Mrs. Dean (Nancy) Filkill of Hopewell Route 1 and Mrs.

Donald (Sue) Finley of 430 Park avenue; three brothers, Harry and Earl Kinney, both of 339 Clark street, and Chester Kinney of Montgomery, al Deaths Funerals Educational Association. He is survived by his father; his widow, Rose Ann; three daughters, Brenda, 8, Vickie, 10, and Deborah, 12; a son Gregory, 13; four sisters, Mrs. Verna Shaw of Zanesville, Mrs. Pauline Harmer and Mrs. Eloise Thomas, both of Columbus, and Mrs.

Mary Gillespie of Michigan and a brother, Harold Downey of Smithville. Friends may call at Evans Funeral Home, 4171 East Livingston 1 avenue, Columbus, where services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Graveside services and burial will be held at 1 p.m. at New Concord Cemetery.

serving from 1952 to 1956. He was president of Reynoldsburg Roy C. Patterson CAMBRIDGE Roy C. Patterson, 66, of 1108 Clarendon avenue, Canton, a former Cambridge resident, died at 10:30 a.m. Monday (May 13) at Aultman Hospital at Canton.

He had lived in Canton 25 years. He was born Nov. 29, 1901, at a son of the late L. H. and Anna Boothe Patterson.

Mr. Patterson was a retired employe of Berckhill Sand and Gravel Company at Canton. He was a member of McKinley Eagles Lodge and Bolivar Sportsman Club. He is survived by his widow, the former Helen M. Richardson; three daughters, Mrs.

James (Charlene) McKahan of Sarasota, Mrs. Robert (Marian) Held of Glendora, N.J., and Mrs. James (Bonnie) Vendl of Bellwood, four brothers, Paul, Chalmer and Audree Patterson, all of Cambridge Route 3, and Leonard Patterson of Northgate Addition, Cambridge; three sisters, Mrs. Merrill Thomas and Mrs. William Craft, both of Cambridge Route 3, and Mrs.

Frank Leeper of Cambridge Route nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Thorn Funeral Home here where services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday with Rev. David HiveMy officiating.

Burial will be in Center Cemetery. Mrs. Marie Keith Mrs. Marie Keith, 73, former resident of 84 Kensington avenue, South Zanesville, died at 1:30 p.m. Monday (May 13) at Mary's Nursing Home on Blue avenue where she had been critically ill 13 weeks.

She had been ill several years. She was born Nov. 25, 1894, in Bearfield Township, Perry County, a daughter of Lewis and Ida Jane Tomlinson Heft. She had been a lifetime resident of South Zanesville. Mrs.

Keith was a member of South Zanes ville Methodist Church. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Stanley (Dorothy) Moyer of 84 Kensington avenue, South Zanesville, and Mrs. William (Roberta) Pritchard of Columbus; two granddaughters and a great grandson; and a nephew, Ronald Heft of Newark. Friends may call at William Thompson and Son Funeral Home 6 to 9 p.m.

today and 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Additonal obituaries and funeral notices on Page 6-B) New Airport For Columbus COLUMBUS (UPI) Plans for construction of a second municipal airport for Columbus was announced Monday. The field would be used primarily for executive and student flying operations to relieve congestion at Port Columbus on the city's east side. The proposed $2.6 million airport would be located on a acre tract in southwest Franklin County.

Friends In The Hospital public service feature available to all hospitals in this area Bethesda ADMITTED Mrs. Delma Florence Friel, New Lexington. William John Wiebell, 2008 Norwood boulevard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wiebell.

Mrs. Margaret R. Allan, 2717 Ridgewood circle. Mrs. Cynthia Sue Hina, Zanesville Route 7.

-DAY Mrs. Karen Wickham Cumberland Route 1 Good Samaritan Good Condition "Be A Pal" SEND A CARD Potts lane. Mrs. Loretta Ritchie, New Lexington. Mrs.

Verna Emily Francis, Zanesville Route 4. Edward Lewis Dalzell, Crooksville Route 1. Mrs. Marie Beulah Newell, 7 Zanesville Route 5. Mrs.

Betty Sue Frame, Salesville. Route 1. Valley Knicely, Norwich, Mrs. Juanita Faye Samson, 58 Glessner avenue. Morris Albert Fauley, South Zanesville Route 7.

TREATED AND DISMISSED John Dickerson 533 Cliff-, wood avenue: Gregory Kincheloe, 1020 South Luck avenue: Dennis Gibbs, 1535 Bluff street. DISMISSED Steve Edward Rodocker, 153 Fox avenue; Roger Culp, Zanesville Route Mike Steven Robb, 124 Fox avenue; Wilbur Lacy Graves 2211 Linden avenue; Herbert Dale Hamby, Dresden; Don Carlos Little, McConnelsville. Miss Cynthia Sue Marsh, Jenkins drive: Mrs. Blanch McHugh, 835 Brighton boulevard; Mrs. Ruth Louise Pletcher, Dresden: Mrs.

Debra Kay Russell, Corning: Gerald David Stoneburner, Ball road; William John Wiebell, 2008 Norwood boulevard; Mrs. Alice Virginia Perdue, 62 Hillcrest drive, South Zanesville. John Allen Wolfe, 559 Washington street, Crooksville. Earl Bennett Swingle Zanesville Route 8. Harold Edgar Perrine, Box 941, Zanesville.

Mrs. Rhoda Belle Jones, New Lexington. Paul Justice Thomas, 149 Athens road. Edgar L. Ayers, Zanesville Route 1.

Mrs. Doris Ruth Dillon, 510 South Samuel drive. Mrs. Hazel Marie Tom, New Concord Route 2. Clarence Richard Winchell 1259 Adamsville road.

Mrs. Betty Arlene Frick, 1406 Good Samaritan Mrs. Mary Marz of 814 Arch street, medical patient. Mr. and Mrs.

John Wesley Evans of 114 Galigher street, medical patients. Clarence E. Murray Sr. of 2175 Galena street, Licking View, medical patient. Arrest Five Communist Jakarta party is JAKARTA, Indonesia -The official Antara agency Monday reported arrest of five army men charges.

of trying to (UPI) news the on By United Press International A 62-year-old heart transplant patient fought for his life in a Houston hospital Monday while an unprecedented legal fight brewed over prosecution of two youths charged with killing the donor of his new heart. John Stuckwish of Alpine, was in critical condition and the transplant team was i in constant attendance at bedside 'in St. Luke's Hospital. The world's other three heart transplant patients still hospitalized were in satisfactory condition and improving. They included the Rev.

Jean Marie' Boulogne of Marseille, France, a 45-year-old Roman Catholic priest who became the world's 14th heart recipient in Paris Sunday. The 'other two were Frederick West, 45, who was making progress in a London hospital: and Everett C. Thomas, 47, of Phoenix, who was' in excellent condition in Houston. The only other living transplant patient is Dr. Philip Blaiberg, a South African dentist who was recovering at home after leaving the hospital March 16.

An unprecedented legal conflict was shaping up over the death of Clarence Nicks, 36, of Houston, the donor of Stuckwish's heart. Monty Bray, an attorney for one of the two teenagers charged with murder in Nicks' death, said: "There is a serious probiem as far as the legal-medical aspects of whether a man is dead if his heart still beats. It is incumbent on the state to prove the man is dead." Bray represents Alfred Lee Branum, 18, who said he did not "understand why they'd take his heart out like this and try to pin it now on me." Branum and Robert D. Patterson, 19, were charged with beating Nicks fatally in a fight outside a lounge April 23. Nicks died last Tuesday of massive brain damage, accordto an autopsy.

The number of motorcycles in the United States has increased 220 per cent since 1961. Hillis DO JUNERAL HOME 935 Forest Avenue Phone 452-5494 Corabelle Steele, age 51, 359A Indiana Street. Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday chapel. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

Bernard Kirby, age 54. Des Moines, lowa. Services 10:00 a.m. Wednesday at St. Thomas Catholic Church.

Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Rosary 8:00 p.m. Tuesday our chapel, TR Weather Report: Warmer By United Press International Ohio: Considerable cloudiness and a little warmer Tuesday with scattered showers and thundershowers mainly west half. Highs in the 70s. Wednesday mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers and continued mild.

West Virginia: Tuesday ly cloudy. Highest 65 to 75. Wednesday chance of showers and, warmer. Lake Erie: Southeasterly wind 10 to 18 knots Tuesday. Partly cloudy, Western Pennsylvania: cloudy and warmer Tuesday.

Highs in the 70s. Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thundershowers Wednesday probably beginning Tuesday night west portion. Warmer Tuesday night continued mild Wednesday. PREVIEW OF ESSA WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST TO 7:00 P.M. EST -14-68 60 SEATTLE! MONTREAL TORONTO DOSTON COOL.

FAIR. NEW YORK MILD. SAN FRANCISCO. SHOWERS CITY, MILD WARM: WARM UPI WEATHER SHOWERS NATIONAL SUMMARY Showers and thundershowers are forecast today for the northern central Plateaus, the southern Plains, the upper Lakes, Ohio and Tennessee valleys, and the southeast Atlantic states. Fair to partly cloudy skies will occur over the remainder of the nation.

Cooler weather is in store for the northern Plains and the central Plateau regions, with little change in temperature expected elsewhere. PREDICTED TEMPERATURES High Today's Low MONDAY'S TEMPERATURES Monday's High Monday's Low ..44 8 a.m........ 48 p.m. 10 53 6 p.m. Noon 62 8 2 p.m.

67 p.m. 66 PRECIPITATION Last 24 hours WEATHER ELSEWHERE Transplant Patient In Life Fight Drives Tent Stake Abernathy Launches Poor People's City WASHINGTON -With 600 poor shouting "freedom!" with each blow of his hammer, the leader of the Poor People's March drove the first stake Monday in "Resurrection City, USA" and vowed that the demonstration would continue until Congress met its demands. Dressed in blue denim and wearing a carpenter's apron, the Rev. Ralph David Abernathy hammered in the stake to anchor the first of the plywoodcanvas shelters that will house some 3,000 marchers at the foot of Lincoln Memorial and within the shadow of the Washington Monument. On hand to cheer him were members of the first contingent of poor which arrived 500-strong Sunday from Mississippi.

other caravans are en route and will arrive by the end of the week. "Freedom! Freedom!" shouted the Mississippians as Aber. nathy, who succeeded the assassinated Martin Luther King Jr. as head of the Southern Christian Leaders hip Conference, drove in the stake. "We came through many trials and tribulations from north, south, east and west to this hallowed and sacred spot to build Resurrection City, USA," said Abernathy, his denim jacket opened to mid-chest.

"Unlike other marches this march will not last a day or two days or even a week," he said. "We will be here in Washington until the Congress and leaders of government decide they are going to do something about poverty, unemployment and underemployment in the United Later, he told reporters the march at this point had "far exceeded expectations" and that by next week it would be in full swing. The architect-designed shelters erected on a 15-acre site between the Potomac River and the Lincoln Memorialto millions of tourists--are of two types. There are brown -Murderer Wed ISLE OF ELBA, Italy (UPI) -Giovanni Fenaroli, 60, a convicted murderer, was married Monday in Porto Azzuro prison to Sdalgisa Cagliani, 39. The former Rome building contractor is serving a life term for the 1958 slaying of his first wife.

plywood A-frame huts that can accommodate from six to eight persons and smaller green canvas lean-tos which hold about half that number. Under an agreement with District of Columbia officials SCLC will provide toilet and bathing facilities by connecting on to existing pipelines. The permit for the "Shantytown" ends at 8 p.m. June 16. The camp-in was conceived by King, who planned much of it before his murder April 4 in Memphis.

Court News Suit Filed For $25,849 After Crash HAROLD MORRISON sister, Mrs. Nora Roberts of 1832 Owens street; and eight grandchildren. Friends may call at DeLong and I Baker Funeral Home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. p.m. today and Wednesday.

Mrs. Ethel Brown Mrs. Ethel B. Brown, 79, of Coopermill road died at 2:30 a.m. Monday (May 13) at Good Samaritan Hospital where she was admitted last Thursday.

A lifelong resident of Muskingum County, Mrs. Brown was born Sept. 4, 1878 near Meadow Farm a daughter of John T. and Martha Perine Wilkins. She was a member of Meadow Farm Methodist Church, the WSCS at the church and Springfield Grange.

Surviving are her husband, Delbie; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Roberts of 832 Lexington avenue; a brother, Herman R. Wilkins of Coopermill road and a number of nieces and nephew. Services will be held at 1 Thursday at William Thompson Son Funeral Home at White Cottage with Rev. Thomas Taylor officiating.

Burial will be in Wesley Union Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 7 to 9 Tuesday and 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m. p.m. Wednesday. Scott L.

Cannon Scott Lawrence Cannon, 21, of Crooksville, electrician, died at 6:45 a.m. Monday (May 13) at Good Samaritan Hospital where he was admitted a week ago for treatment of pneumonia. Born Dec. 21, 1946 in Zanesville, he was a son of James and Gretchen Grube Crooksville. electrician He.

was employed Cannon as an by R. Allen Electric of Crooksville, and was a member of First United Methodist Church and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of Crooksville, Mr. Cannon is survived by his parents; his widow, the former Constance Lou Schilling; a son, James Dale of the home; two sisters, Miss Andrea Gay Cannon, and Miss Lucinda Lane Cannon, both of Crooksville; a brother, E. Dow Cannon of Crooksville; and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Gertrude Cannon of Crooksville.

Friends may call at the Fred L. Cannon and Sons Funeral Home at Crooksville where services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. Earse Mauler officiating. Burial will be in Roseville Cemetery.

Robert G. Downey Robert Glen Downey, 37, of Reynoldsburg, a teacher at Reynoldsburg High School, died early Monday (May 13) at St. Anthony's Hospital, Columbus, after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage at his home. Born May 7, 1931 in Guernsey County, he was a son of Charles Downey of New Concord and the late Ethel Mary Carter Downey. Mr.

Downey was a veteran of the Korean War, Delong and Baker FUNERAL HOME Ralph T. Kinney, age 54, 339 Clark St. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. W.

B. Delong Doris E. Baker H. W. Baker 56 So.

5th St. Phone 452-9356 High Low Atlanta 64 Boston 50 Buffalor 50 Christn, S.C. ....89 71 Chicago 50 Columbus, 0. 56 Des Moines 39 El Paso 52 Houston ....81 65 Ind'pis 55 Kansas City 45 Los Angeles 54 Memphis 65 Miami Beach Paul 65 New Orleans New York 52 Phoenix 59 Pittsburgh 56 Portland, Me. ...51 47 Portland, Ore.

45 Raleigh 66 St. Louis 53 Salt Lake City 44 San 50 Seattle Spokane Washington Wichita OHIO SKIES Sunset today ........8:35 Sunrise tomorrow 6:14 a.m. The moon rises p.m. tonight and rides low. Since April, 1964.

the moon has been further south than the sun when it rides low. Tonight the moon will be five degrees lower in the south than the sun ever. is. FIVE DAY FORECAST By United Press International Saturday Temperatures will in Ohio above Tuesday normal through average highs from the mid 70s in the north to the low 80s in the south. Night time lows will average 55 60.

Scattered Warming until showers cooler mid at end week, of week, again toward the end, averaging one quarter inch. Man Is Charged At Caldwell With 1st-Degree Murder CALDWELL Samuel Edgell, 21, of Massillon was formally charged with firstdegree murder by the Noble County grand jury. The jury also indicted Dana, Kim Couch, 16, of Caldwell Route 6 on a charge of traffic manslaughter. Both will be arraigned at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in Common Pleas Court.

Edgell, a serviceman, is charged with the death of a construction worker, Mathew Zilka, 60, of Buffalo on March 27. Edgell was arrested March 29 at a Pleasant City tavern in Guernsey County. He is being held in jail here. Zilka's body was found bound and gagged on a county road near Belle Valley on March 30. Zilka had been stabbed twice in the abdomen.

First degree murder carries a death penalty sentence unless the jury recommends Sharp Gets Award TOKYO (UPI) -Officials of Japan's defense agency Monday presented the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun to Adm. Ulysses S. Grant Sharp commander in chief of American forces in the Pacific. The award is Japan's second highest decoration. Yellowstone National Park is the oldest in the United States.

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Four persons were cleared of charges by the jury. Cases were presented to the jury by Prosecuting Attorney Lucien C. Young Jr. Ivan Porter was jury foreman. The jury, also recommended that lights and obsolete electrical outlets in the county jail be replaced and that mattresses and springs in the jail be replaced.

I Suit for $25,849 was filed Monday in Common Pleas Court by Marian W. Tidd and Harold C. Tidd of Cambridge against Raymond F. Smith of Detroit, Mich. The suit was filed as the result of an automobile crash on Interstate 70 in Zanesville on June 15, 1964, when a automobile driven by Mrs.

Tidd was involved in a collision with a car operated by Smith. Attorney Charles L. Moore represents the plaintiff. Divorces Filed Ruth Mary Zamora of 470 Adair avenue against Manuel Araualla Zamore of Manila, Philippines, neglect, cruelty and absence. George F.

Brooks of Eppley avenue against Sharon C. Brooks of Route 1, neglect and cruelty. Inventory Filed The estate of Wilbur E. Taylor of 1635 Euclid avenue, who died Dec. 15, 1967, was appraised at $5,040, according to an inventory filed Monday in Probate Court.

Marriage Applications Burl E. Humphrey, 49, of 1021 Grace avenue, bus driver, and Bonnie J. Abmyer, 42, of 1246 Ashland avenue. Glenn R. Romine, 18, of 1558 Wheeling avenue, student, and Marilyn J.

Irvin, 18, of 413 Abington avenue. Joseph J. Skinner 30, of Belmont, construction worker, and Zariffa Gameos, 25, of 979 Somers street. BANCPLANNING A NEW is as easy as "child's play" forming party cells in the military garrison. The outlawed in The Professional tion was Albany, tournament of the Bowlers Associa- held May 22,.

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