The Times Recorder from Zanesville, Ohio • 17

SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1968 THE TIMES RECORDER, ZANESVILLE, OHIO PAGE 9-B SECTION Deaths And Funerals Boy, 14, Is Dead Of Heart Condition Gary E. (Sonny) Dady, 14, off Stanton avenue, died at 1 p.m. Saturday (Apr. 20) in Good Samaritan Hospital following an apparent heart attack suffered at his home. He had suffered from a heart condition since early childhood.

Born. in Zanesville Aug. 24, 1953, he was a son of Eugene In Zanesville Today Meetings National. Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) General, open-tothe-public meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the St.

Paul AME Church on South street. Duncan Falls Methodist Church Alpha Omega Players" production of "Saint Joan" at 2 p.m. in the Philo High School Auditorium. Zanesville Moose. Lodge Officers, governors and secretaries of District 13 meeting at 1:30 p.m.

and general at 2 p.m. at Amsterdam. Cuddy Dixon Association At 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Way Roach Jr. of 757 Lexington avenue. Rosecrans Senior Class Performance of "The Happiest Millionaire," a two-act comedy, at 8 p.m. in Rogge Gym. Births Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Quinn of 3004 Cold Spring road, a daughter at Good Samaritan, Apr. 20. Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Farquhar of 1706 Lewis drive, a son at Good Samaritan, Apr. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tracey of 724 Howard street, a daughter at Good Samaritan, Apr.

19. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cheney of New Lexington, a son at Good Samaritan, Apr. 19.

Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Lewis of 208 Highland drive, a son, at Bethesda, April 20.

Mr. and Mrs. Grant E. Smith of 1246 Market street, a daughter, at Bethesda, April 19. Deaths BAILEY, Mrs.

Ethel Kellar, 49, of Jewett, April 17. DADY, Gary E. (Sonny), 14, of 1511 Stanton avenue, April 20. Garfield PTA Plans Meeting Members of the Garfield Schoolboy Patrol will be honored at a meeting of the school PTA at 7:30 p.m. Monday in school.

Loren Vinsel, secretary of the Muskingum Motor Club will be the speaker and will use "Education Is A Challange To Safety Educators" as his subject. He will also show a safety film. The business session will be conducted by Mrs. Richard Wilson and refreshments will be served by Mrs. Glenn Gardner, Mrs.

John Albert and Mrs. Donald Gill. I and Laura Newlen Dady. He was a member of the First Christian Church. He was an eight-grade student at Roosevelt Junior High School.

Surviving are his mother, a step-brother, James Dickson, of 2501 Maple avenue; a stepsister, Mrs. Davie (Linda) Carter of 1136 Central avenue: his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Stella Dady of Avondale; and a number of aunts and uncles. Friends. may call at DeLong and Baker Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m.

Sunday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Mrs. Ethel Bailey JEWETT Mrs. Ethel Kellar Bailey, 49, of Jewett, died Wednesday (Apr.

22) at University Hospital in Columbus following a lingering illness. She was a member of Jewett Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, Ernest; two daughters. Mrs. Irene.

Elliott of Columbus and Mrs. Geraldine Kirkland of Stow; two sons, Eugene a and David both of Columbus; four brothers, George J. of Columbus and Dale 0., Orin D. and Marshall, all of Cadiz; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Graham of Columbus; and three grandchildren.

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Gillespie Funeral Home in Cadiz where friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. Burial will be in Union Cemetery at Cadiz. Break In Telephone Strike Issues WASHINGTON (UPI) The president of the Communication Workers of America foresaw Saturday a possible breakthrough in negotiations with American Telephone Telegraph Co.

toward a new contract and an end of the cross-country telephone strike. As the walkout of 200,000 Bell Telephone and Western Electric employes entered its third day, there were reports of scattered vandalism and improved operator service. No serious breakdowns in the largely automated system were reported. Joseph A. Beirne, the CWA president, called the union's executive board to Washington for consultations Sunday in view of a suggestion by an spokesman for a new approach to the deadlock.

agreed to consider negotiating a new, contract including fringe benefits as well as wages. Until now, the talks have centered on union demands for higher wages within the existing contract, as provided in a so-called "wage reopener" clause. Transmission Parts Plentiful KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. (UPI)-When the family shifts his car's transmission into drive, as many as 400 mechanical parts are -set in motion. There are from 200 to 400 moving parts in various automatic sions, more parts than in the car's engine, according to AAMCO Transmissions.

CLERGY Your minister will be most helpful to you during bereavement, not only in a spiritual capacity, but also in formulating all services. We co-operate very closely with your minister and suggest their consultation immediately. ARTHUR BRYAN Funeral Home 2318 Maple Ave. Zanesville Phone 452-8466 SEE ME NOW! Don't let another day pass before you check the income protection plans I offer. There's one to meet your financial needs an accident or sickness strikes.

PH. 452-3805 1109 MAPLE AVE. ZANESVILLE Representing WOODMEN ACCIDENT AND LIFE INSURANCE ROY E. SMITH Friends In The Hospital A public service feature available to all hospitals in this area Bethesda ADMITTED Charles Nelson, McConnelsville, Mrs. Meta Dorothy Lenhardt, Chandlersville Route 2.

Miss Muriel Roberts, 1854 Norwood boulevard. Miss Barbara Eileen Lewis, 208 East Highland drive. Richard Dallas Wollard, Frazeysburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wollard.

Miss Vera Mae Tannehill, Route 1. Henry Lewis Hochstetler, Adamsville Route 1. Robert William Henderson, Rushville Route 1. Basil Eugene Rinehart, Canton. John Greiner Route 3.

Mrs. Lulu Wilhelmina Galliway, Sonora. Kenny Gene Tucker, Fultonham. Lawrence Frank Mattox, East Main street, South Zanesville. -DAY Emmett Windon, 74 ODC Nursing Home East Pike Fairly Good Condition "Bo A Pal" SEND A CARD Joan Ann Riggle, Route 3.

Robert Hugh Anderson, 1632 Adamsville road. Mrs. Helen Agnes Van Horn, Malta Route 3. Mrs. Stella Blanche Bruce, 956 Putnam avenue, TREATED AND DISMISSED James Peterman, Route 7: Forest Smith, 974 Moxahala avenue; David Hartley, 2154 Norwood boulevard.

DISMISSED Mrs. Connie Jean Clapper, Nashport; Mrs. Velva Peairs, 1220 Swingle street; Mrs. Kathryn Elaine Ridgley, Adamsville Route Mrs. Clara Louise Smith, 2834 West drive; Charles Edward Allen, Route Mrs.

Rhonda Lee Allen, 1228 Indiana street: Judy Ray Anderson, Alice 1005 Lee Keen street; Mrs. Boyer, Seborn avenue; Jack Edward Dray, Gallipolis, Route Mrs. Evelyn Marie Dunkle, Roseville Route William Dunkle, New Lexington; Mrs. Margaret Lucille Freeman, 1147 Eastman street; Ivory Vance Gibson, 1324 Jewett drive; Lawrence Gourley, Vincent Route Mrs. Rachel Delores Lindimore, Coshocton; Mrs.

Edith Belle Mathers, Cambridge Route Mrs. Shirley Ann Murray, McConnelsville; Mrs. Grace Berry Patterson, 2651 Dresden road; Gerald Ferinand Reed, Heath; Charles. John Ripple, Dresden; Mack Henry Rogers, Box 1A Route Mrs. Alberta Stump, 837 Federal avenue; Miss Joan Ann Wilburn, 812 Park street.

Shrine Club Plans Ladies Night Program The Zavi Shrine Club will hold a Ladies Night dinner meeting at hall 6:30 on p.m. the Muskingum Wednesday in Kelly College campus at New Concord. Tickets may be secured from Ed Staley at Talley Zulandt store or from any officer of the club. Philip C. Drake is president.

A meeting has been planned for May 15 at the Municipal Auditorium and the Potentates Ball will be held May 24 at the Lausche Building on the Ohio State Fairgrounds. Mostest Hostess TOKYO (UPI)--The Tokyo night club. hostess with the mostest averaged 400,000 yen ($1,111) in tips from customers last year, the Tokyo tax administration reported Saturday. The average hostess reported monthly earnings of only 50,000 yen The National Report Greenwood Had Warning Of Only Two Minutes GREENWOOD, Ark. The weather bureau said Saturday the first warning that a storm existed near.

Greenwood Friday was issued only. two minutes before a tornado smashed half the town to pieces and killed a 12 persons. "It was one of those storms that began to build very rapidly," said James Huff, meteorologist in charge of the weather station at nearby Fort Smith. He said' forecasters did everything they could. Hundreds of other persons were injured when the twister sawed a 400-foot-wide path through the center of the Ozarks foothills town of 2,000.

Some residents were still missing Saturday. Lt. Gov. Maurice Britt said he was asking disaster designation for Greenwood. Britt and top National Guard and state police aides arrived from Little Rock early Saturday.

Hundreds of townspeople, state police, Red Cross and civil defense workers, and military reservists searched the rubble. The Insurance Information Two Nashport Girls Injured In Area Crash Two Nashport area girls were slightly injured in a one car accident at 12:30 a.m. Saturday on Ohio 146 about 10 miles west of Zanesville. Injured were Mary Ann Wheeler, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Clinton Wheeler of Nashport Route 1, who complained of neck pain and Cindy Lacey, 17, of Box 5 Nashport, who was treated for back and shoulder abrasions and a head bump. Both were released after treatment at Bethesda Hospital where they were taken by a passing motorist. The girls were passengers in an auto driven by Larry S. Lumbatis, 16, of Nashport Route 1, who was cited for excessive speed. State Patrolmen said the westbound auto skidded off the highway.

Fatal Fires TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI)-At least eight persons were killed and more than 1,000 homeless after two separate fires razed 109 wooden shacks and gutted the 10-story Hotel Hwa Mei Saturday, police said. Institute in Beaumont, set an early damage estimate from the tornado at $1.5 million. There were at least homeless in the town and 65 persons remained hospitalized more than 24 hours after the tornado struck. Cut Red Tape At Customs To Lure Foreign Tourists AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI)-The White House, in a further attempt to lure foreign tourists to this country, Saturday announced the start of a test program aimed a cutting in half the time required to clear customs at U.S.

ports of entry. The test project is part of the administration attempt to attract foreign money to the U.S. to help solve the balance of payments problem. The program will start at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York where incoming travelers will be given a one-stop inspection instead of having to make separate inspection stops for immigration, customs, agriculture and health authorities.

If the program succeeds it will reduce the inspection time from an average of 40 to 45 minutes to the New York airport to an average of 20 to 25 minutes. The White House said the will be put into program operation at Kennedy Airport no later than June 15. It said that if the program is successful it, will be extended to other international airports with the. second experimental site probar. bly San Antonio, Tex.

The White House said San Antonio would probably be: second because of expected increases in traffic there resulting from HemisFair and the Olympics in Mexico City. A tornado demolished the Greenwood, Friday. Vice President Gary Wilson, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of near Rix Mills, a junior at John Glenn High School, was elected vice-president of the Ohio Future Farmers of America at the annual convention held yesterday at Columbus.

Wilson assists his father in the operation of a 135 acre farm where beef cattle are the principal crop. James Eck is FFA instructor at John Glenn. Tornado Alert For Northwest Ohio Is Lifted CLEVELAND (UPI) The Weather Bureau said Saturday night that an all-clear had been issued for all of Ohio at 10) p.m., ending a tornado alert for northwest Ohio. Showers and a few thundershowers now in northeast Ohio were not expected to be severe and they were to end before midnight. The Weather Bureau said heavy rain and lightning had been observed but no reports of hail or damaging winds were received.

The threat of tornadoes also ended in all of southern Lower Michigan and the tornado watch there also was canceled. Scattered thunderstorms however, were to continue in the extreme southeastern Lower Michigan up to midnight. Auto In Creek; Four Rescued DELAWARE, Ohio (UPI) A dump truck collided Saturday with a car from Wheaton, sending it over a bridge railing and plunging more than 50 feet into Alum Creek on Ohio 36 east of here. Four members of the Robert Miller family were rescued from their car in the chestdeep creek and taken to Jane Case Hospital here, with three being injured, two seriously. Doris' Husband Dies ANGELES (UPI)-Martin Melcher, the 'husband of actress Doris Day for the past 17 years, died at Mt.

Sinai Hospital here Saturday. He was 52. business district of caved in and autos were tossed around like Buildings were toys. Twelve persons were killed. The Global Report Docking Sputniks Land Safely On Russian Soil MOSCOW (UPI)-The Soviet Union said Saturday it has returned to Russian soil the two Sputniks which made history's second automatic docking in orbit.

It also announced the third "Cosmos" launching in as many days. Cosmos 212 and Cosmos 213, which docked in orbit Monday, were brought back to earth Friday and Saturday, the Soviet news agency Tass said. Cosmos 216 was launched Saturday into an orbit suggested it might be a spy in the sky or, like Cosmos 212, the prototype for a new manned spaceship that could carry Russians to the moon. The docking and safe return to earth of Cosmos 212 and Cosmos 213 marked "a new large step in the creation of orbital stations and interplanetary ships," Tass said. The increased tempo of space launchings raised inevitable speculation the Soviets plan a new manned launching.

Swearing In Ceremony Held OTTAWA (UPI)-Pierre Elliot Tr de a 48 year old French Canadian intellectual, was sworn in as Canada's 15th prime minister Saturday in a hastily arranged ceremony that fanned speculation he would call a quick election in an attempt to place himself at the head of a majority government. The makeup of millionaire bachelor's new cabinet--which contained three new faces and several major switches of responsibility also strongly that a June election was in the offing. As leader of the Liberal party, Trudeau heads a minority government which can rule only with the support of various minor party members. The former law professor refused to confirm or deny the possibility of a quick election either before or after he took over the government from retiring Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, 70-year-old.

Nobel Peace Prize winner. 3,000 Granted Amnesty ATHENS (UPI)-The regime which seized power in a lightning army coup marked its first year in power Saturday with an amnesty for an estimated 3,000 persons convicted or charged with petty offenses. The amnesty, announced in brief statements published by newspapers, came after several days of indications the government was stepping up a crackdown on political opponents. Under the amnesty, persons serving up to six months in jail or awaiting trial on charges carrying up to 12 months sentence will be freed. An amnesty announced at Christmas freed several hundred persons, including composer Mikos the Theodorakis and Andreas Papandreou, the U.S.educated son of a former premier now under house arrest outside Athens.

Thant On Way To Teheran PARIS Secretary General Thant arrived in Saturday night en route to a human rights conference in Teheran and denied speculation he would meet with the North Vietnamese ambassador. Thant planned to stop in Paris for about 12 hours before continuing to Teheran Sunday morning. Thant said upon his arrival he would not meet any French or other foreign diplomat while in Paris. There had been speculation he Alamaba has 21.7 million acres of commercial forest land. might meet Mai Van Hanoi's top representative the Western world and Vietnam's ambassador France.

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Baker H. W. Baker 56 So. 5th St. Phone 452-9356 Tony Curtis Weds Model LAS VEGAS, Nev.

Actor Tony Curtis, 41, thwarted in his attempt to wed in California, married model Leslie Allen, 23, early Saturday at a hotel-casino on the Las Vegas Strip. The couple had planned to wed in the garden of Curtis' Los Angeles home Saturday afternoon, but a Los Angeles superior court judge looked askance at the Mexican divorce the actor obtained Tuesday from actress Christine Kaufmann. The judge ordered the county clerk to cancel the marriage license issued Thursday to Curtis and Miss Allen, a model. from Newton, Mass. The couple took out a.

marriage 1 license here about 19 a.m. PST and were wed an hound later. in Buddy Hackett's at the Sahara Hotel. However, Hackett did not attend the wedding. The hotel provided a cake for the couple.

It was the third marriage for Curtis, who in addition to Miss: Kaufman also was married to actress Janet Leigh, and first for his bride. Curtis has: two daughters by each of previous marriages. a Chlorine Gas Is Released A one-ton tank of deadly chlorine gas ruptured Saturday at the city water plant next to a crowded supermarket, sending about 75 choking persons to the hospital. Claude Weeks, administrator of the Flagler Hospital, said at least 25 persons were admitted for treatment for inhalation of the deadly fumes. One man, suffering from asthma, was listed in critical condition.

Bobby Jones, public works coordinator for the nation's oldest city; said the ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, (UPI) foot tank ruptured "for no apparent reason." "She just blew a one-ton cylinder," Jones said. When the tank ruptured, spread noxious yellow fumes into the lot of the "Pantry Pride" supermarket across the street. $510,000 Fire SHARON, Pa. (UPI) Damage was estimated at $510,000 in a gasoline fire that destroyed Taylor's Supply Co.

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