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Pcge 2 THE LANCASTER EAGLE-GAZETTE. Monday. May 24, 1965 LAUGH IT OFF Jail 7 Juveniles During In The Hospital Deaths, Funerals S. Paul Mauger, Oivner Of Seafood Restaurant, Dies Theft Investigations ently stole the car In Columbus, and drove to this area, before Traffic Court Thelma L. Conrad, 50, of 516 Forest Rose failure to yield; S10 and costs.

Helen M. Boyer, 32, of 807 Madison improper backing; $10 and costs. Charles L. Smith, 28, of 515 Madison left of center; $10 and costs. Don E.

McCray, 18, of 255 Mt Ida Improper backing; 310 and costs. S. Paul Mauger, 64, of 217 SEVEN JUVENILES were arrested over the weekend by Fairfield County Sheriffs deputies for investigation of crimes involving thefts. Five were being held today in the county jail, and the other 2 were released. Five of the youths, from Columbus, were nabbed after chases through fields near Carroll early Sunday by Deputies Elmer Bright and Louis Fletcher.

The boys are being detained for Juvenile authorities in Columbus. Bright and Fletcher, notified at 2:46 a.m. by a Rt. 2 Carroll resident that some boys were in a field near his home. The deputies searched nearby fields and apprehended the boys, ages 15 through 17.

Bright said the youths appar- Heft Is Named Outstanding Young Democrat Of Ohio Marvin A. Bean, 38, of 608 W. Wheeling St, following too close; $10 and costs. Julia A. Fagan, 22, of 523 Zane unsafe operation; $10 and costs.

Diann L. Devol, 18, of 1081 Sycamore improper start; $15 bond. John E. Petrick, 19, Rt 8, insufficient muffler; $15 bond; stop sign, $15 bond. Laurence S.

Peterson, 47, of 805 Harding stop sign; $15 bond. Elmer A. Mass, 62, of 409 W. Wheeling St, failure to yield; $15 bond. Vernon E.

Wiseman, 28, of 137 Pierce speed; $15 bond. Harold C. Smelser, 57, Rt, 4, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence; $100 and costs, 3 days in jail, 30 day license suspension. 5-Day Weather Temperatures will average six to 10 degrees above normal. A little warmer Tuesday and continued warm most of the week.

Scattered showers Tuesday and again near the end of the week are expected to total one-quarter of an inch. Rperesentative daily normal high and lows, Cincinnati 78-57, Columbus 77-53, and Cleveland 72-50. NELSON TO SPEAK TOLEDO (UPI) U. S. Sen.

Gaylord Nelson, will be the featured speaker at a $100- a plate fund raising dinner Wednesday night sponsored by the Lucas County Democratic organization. Sawyer To Be Mark Donaldson, 817 May- wood Glen Ours, 804 VanBuren Brenda Lee Steen, 728 Main Katherine Holcomb, Rt. 1 gar Grove Harvey Lutz, 230 Reber Su Douglas Haynes, Rt. 1 Lancas ter Harold W. Brandon, 1024 King Daniel Guisinger, Columbus Sam Hodge Rt 4 Lancas ter Bradley Singer, 500 N.

Ohio Gretta Lynn Lyons, Baltimore Mary Anderson, 822 Grant Dorothy Perry, 853 Third St. Ella Rostofer, Rt 1 Sugar Grove Jane Hawks, Rt 4 Circleville James A. Smith, 561 E. Locust Everett Barnett, Rt. 3 Lancas ter Kevin Ogg, Rt 3 Lancaster Carl Rupert, Lancaster Jesse Mason, Rt.

1 Pleasant ville Chester Ramey, Circleville Nancy Mayse, Columbus. DISCHARGES Kerry R. Jeffers, Mrs. Joseph Carlisle and son, Eva L. Sprang, Wanda L.

Griffith. Mrs. Steven Wyeth and son, Mrs. James R. Aucreman, Mrs.

Kenneth Ball and son, Mrs. George Spires and son, Gloria Huffines, Mary Toy, Mary A. Henahan, Virgil Free man, Rodney C. Bell, Raymond W. Moore, Mildred P.

Wagstaff, Timothy Edward Bigham, John A. Brooks, John k. weucer, Etha M. Harmon, Evelyn Collins, Mrs. Raymond Hues and son, Mrs.

Ralph Morris and daughter, Shelvia Householder, Anna Anneshansley, Le- ona Tolliver, Margaret Mansber- ger, Charles Patton, David F. Keiser, Charles P. Mercer and Dorothy M. Osborn. BLOOD USED Dpring the past week, 25 units of blood were given to pa tients at Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital.

3 Brothers To Go On Trial For Tax Evasion CLEVELAND (UPI) -Three brothers of Vince DeNiro, slain Youngstown rackets figure, were to go on trial in U. S. Dis trict Court today on charges of tax evasion. Louis, 34; Michael, 44, and frank 40, are accused of failing to pay taxes on their brother's estate. Last year a federal grand jury indicted them for allegedly evading more than $111,000 in taxes.

The indictment charges they altered and pre-dated documents after Vince DeNiro was killed by a bomb connected to his auto in July. 1961. at Youngstown. They have waived a jury Judge Frank J. Battisti will hear the cases.

WARD HALTEMAN FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Ward Harranrae Jemm Ftt Phone OL 3-3022 Corner N. Broad 5th. il mi "Your mother must have dropped another one of her gentle hints." Jonas Elected Austria Chief VIENNA (UPI)-Franz Jonas the Socialist mayor of Vienna, was elected president of Aus-tri Sunday for a six-year term. Jonas, 65, defeated former Chancellor Dr. Alfons Gorbach, the candidate of the Conservative People's Party, in a contest to fill the post left vacant by death of Dr.

Adolf Schaerf last February. The Ministry of the Interior said Jonas received 2,324,474 votes to 2,260,992 for Gorbach. Political experts said Jonas will continue to support the co alition between the Socialists and the People's Party. BIRTHS BEALL Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton E. Beall, 118 Kanawha Drive, daughter May 24, Lancaster- Fairfield County Hospital. CANTER Mr. and Mrs. George Canter, 916 Meda son May 24, Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital.

SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith, 821 McKinley son May 24, Lancaster-Fairfield County Hos pital. Children Die In Ohio Accidents By United Press International Children were the principal targets of fatal accidents as Ohio recorded a comparatively safe weekend for the second consecutive week. Half of the eight fatalities in volved children.

No multi-fatalities were recorded by the Unit ed Press International survey, which included six killed in traffic and two drownings. The survey began Friday at p.m. and ended at midnight Sunday. About three miles of laundry are hung on lines by the aver age housewife each year. George Hedges Ken Trimmer about this question: "Home Sweet Home! nver meant more to us than now, after living in a hotel for three monthi while the burned out interior of our home is rebuilt.

Would a Homeowners Policy pay all the 'additional living expense' under' these ADMISSIONS Kerry R. Jeffers, 1021 Sugar Grove Road Bernadine M. Grove, Rt Rockbridge Elmer L. Howdyshell, Rt Logan Christine Hermiz, 1521 W. Fair Merle L.

Hawks, Rt 4 Circle- ville Etta I. Ashbaugh, Bremen Mary M. Marren, 543 E. Wal nut Carl Singer, Rt 5 Lancaster J. Harold Gilluley, 141 E.

Mul berry Robert L. Gossett, 515 W. Mul berry George McCann, 559 Locust Marilyn J. Dickinson, 521 Gar field Chester S. Dilday, 105 Alame da Court Ernest Crites, Soutsville Lee DeLong, Amanda Denver Woods, Rt 4 Lancas ter Frieda L.

Stiverson, Rt. 1 Su gar Grove Kenneth H. Binkley, 221 Mt Ida Robert G. Tanner, Rt. 5 Lan caster Christy Ann Blair, Logan Burl M.

Carpenter, Rt 1 Mil- lersport William E. Bruny, Buckeye Lake Paul L. Torrence, Baltimore James W. Smith, 223 S. Co lumbus Lesta M.

Allebaugh, Bremen Charles Carothers, Rt 1 Sugar Grove Vickie Marie Lang, 607 Fifth Ave. Betty S. Nieser, Columbus. TREATED AND RELEASED Frieda Davis, 130 S. Cedar Sherry Kemper, 125 W.

Fifth Lawrence Meadows, Rt 2 Lan caster Helen Hyme, 1762 N. Columbus Evelyn Aikman, Rt. 2 Lancas ter Rebecca Sue Huffer, 1458 Mulberry Cheryl Poling, 1852 Glemar Drive Rodney R. Thimmes, 238 Ad ams Rodney Conger, Dayton Noah Martins, 1431 E. Mulber ry Opal Rienschield, Rt 4 Lan caster Fred T.

Gill, 427 N. High Richard Behrens, 521 Mad ison Sam Roach, Worthington Clayton Berry, Rt 1 Lancas ter Wilmington chairman of the 1955 Comimi nity Chest in Cincinnati, and is a former chairman of the United Fund of Cincinnati and Ham ilton County and Kentucky. Sawyer is a former lieutenant governor of Ohio. He was U. Ambassador to Belgium and Minister to Luxembourg during World War II.

Oelman, a Phi Beta Kappa Dartmouth graduate, is also a member of his alma mater's board of trustees. He is a member and past president of the University of Dayton Associate Board of Lay Trustees, a mem ber of the United Fund Board of Trustees, and a member of the National Board of Directors of Boys' Clubs of America. Oelman is a director of Win ters National Bank and Trust Company, Dayton, First Nation al City Bank in New York, the Koppers Company, Pitts burgh, the Ohio Bell Telephone Cleveland, and Proctor and Gamble Co. SHERIDAN Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE OL 3-4633 4 S. Paul Manger Mrs.

Darl M. Carson Mrs. Darl M. Canon (the former Helen L. Miller), 55, Columbus died Satur day in Lincoln Memorial Hos pital, Columbus.

Among her survivors are sons, Rev. Richard Carson, Carroll; 2 brothers, Elmer and Delmer Miller, Lan caster; sister, Mrs. Leslie Ruble, Carroll. Funeral, Wednesday I p. Faith Lutheran Church, Rev.

David Risch officiating; burial, Glen Rest Cemetery. Friends may call at Darfus Funeral Home, Groveport anytime and at the church Wednesday 1-2 p. m. Mrs. Mary E.

Henry Mrs. Mary E. Henry, 85, of 720 N. Mt. Pleasant died today 5:10 a.

m. in Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital. Mrs. Henry leaves 4 daugh ters, Miss Frances L. Henry, Mrs.

Okie Householder, both of Lancaster, Mrs. Frank Gam mon, Ft Pierce, Mrs, Leslie Carlson, Evanston, 111 3 grandchildren; 8 great-grand children; a sister, Mrs. Thomas Bowsher, Lancaster. Funeral, Wednesday 1:30 p. Ward Halteman Funeral Home; burial, Forest Rose Cemetery.

Friends may call at Halteman's after Tuesday noon. Clarence H. Carpenter Clarence H. Carpenter, 84, formerly of Logan, died sudden ly Sunday morning at his home, 313 Mulberry Bremen. He had been a school teacher for 32 years, was a member of Logan Nazarene Church and OR- TA.

Mr. Carpenter leaves a son, Waldo, Toledo; 3 daughters, Mrs. Opal Howdyshell, Bremen, Mrs. Zella Helber, Lancaster, Mrs. Zola Huston, Rt 2 Logan; 9 grandchildren; 9 great-grand children; brother, Claude Car penter, Rockbridge; 2 sisters, Mrs.

Blanche Kellogg, Dayton, Mrs. Cora Harden, Logan. Funeral, Wednesday 2 p.m., Leonard Funeral Home, Logan, Rev. Robert Blaine, Rev. Roy Clinger officiating; burial, Oak-grove Cemetery, Logan.

Friends may call at Leonard's after 7 p.m. today. SURVIVORS LISTED Among the survivors of 5- hour-old John Lee Aucreman who was buried Saturday are a half-brother, James, Rt 1 Amanda, and maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Faye Cox, Lancaster, funeral director Ray Wise reports. Highway Director To Speak Tuesday Warren C.

Nelson, director of Ohio Department of Highway Safety, Columbus, will be guest speaker at the Tuesday noon meeting of Lancaster Sertoma Club in Shaw's Steak House. Frank Dillard, local club vice president, has arranged the program. Nelson will speak on the workings of his department running out of gas. TWO OTHER juveniles and a young adult arrested late Sat urday by Deputy Ed Bigham are suspects in the theft from Anderson Auto Body Shop, Baltimore, reported Saturday afternoon by owner Max Ander son. Anderson told the sheriffs of fice he found a tire and rim missing after the youths left the garage.

The stolen articles were found in the possession of one of the juveniles. All 3 suspects are from the Lancaster area: The juveniles were released under the authority of a ju venile parole office this morn ing, while the adult is being held pending further investiga tion, Sheriff Jack Blazer report ed. cees, Charity Newsies, FOPA and is a member of the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colo nels, Tarhe Shrine Club and Lancaster YMCA. The 11,000 Young Democrats in the State of Ohio have hon ored in the past such men as Tom Ferguson and State Sena tor Oliver Ocasek. Robert G.

Heft 4 0. V. Alumni To Be Honored COLUMBUS (UPI) Four prominent alumni will be presented honorary degrees by Ohio State University at commencement exercises June 11. Dr. George E.

Mueller, head of manned space flight for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, will receive a doctor of science degree. A doctor of letters degree will go to Elliott Nugent, Broadway author, actor and producer and long-time friend of the late humorist, James Thurber. Thomas F. Patton, board chairman of Republic Steel Cleveland, and a former OSU trustee, will be awarded a doctor of laws degree and Dr. Joseph J.

Spengler, professor of economics at Duke University, will receive a doctor of humange letters degree. Bacteria increase more rapidly on wet milk cans than on dry ones. Fnnnh E. SmiTH 3-0652 FRANK E. SMITH IRV1MI SMITH 461 )Urtk CMka Strait Pay Only FOR ANY AMOUNT OF BOX STORAGE DESIRED I AiaJ if J)8S Maple St and owner-operator of Mauger Seafood Restaurant since 1937, died Saturday at 2:30 p.

m. in Lancaster-Fair field County Hospital Mr. Mauger leaves his wife, Mary Josephine Mauger; sons, Paul Newark, James, Lancaster; 4 daughters, Mrs. Fred Kilbarger, Mrs. Samuel Runco, Mrs.

Don W. Weidner, all of Lancaster, Miss Patrida Mauger of the home; 9 grand children. funeral, Tuesday io a. St. Mary Church; burial, St.

Mary Cemetery. Friends may call at Sheridan Funeral Home anytime. Rosary today at 7:30 p. m. at Sheridan's.

Neil F. McCandlish Neil F. McCandlish, 47, West Rushville, died Sunday at 8:30 p. m. at his home.

Mr. Mc Candlish had been associated with the U. S. Department of Agricultural Soil Conservation Service for 15 years. He was an engineering tech nician for the design and con struction of the Upper Hocking Water Shed Project, Rushcreek Water Shed Project and Upper Wabash Water Shed Project in Mercer and Darke Counties.

Mr. McCandlish had been ill for about a year. He was also a World War II veteran, member and chairman of the board of trustees of Calvary Lutheran Church. He leaves his wife, Mary Ellen McCandlish; 3 daughters, Miss Sandra McCandlish, Day ton, Sue and Sherry of the home; 3 sons, Steven, Richard and Lynn, all of the home; parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. McCandlish, Rt 1 Baltimore; brother, Charles McCandlish, Rt. Baltimore. Funeral, Wednesday 2 p. Ray Wise Funeral Home, Rev, Paul O.

Weimer and Rev. Rich ard Beidler officiating; burial, West Rushville Cemetery, Friends may call at Wise's after 3 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs.

C. W. McLaughlin Mrs. Emma McLaughlin, 84, Rt. 1 Rushville, died Saturday 8:20 p.m.

in Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital. She was a member of Marsh's Chapel. The widow of Charles W. McLaughlin leaves a daughter, Mrs. Donald Nickerson, Akron; son, Edwin McLaughlin or the home; 3 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren; a sister, Mrs.

Fred Baker, Somerset; a broth' er, Leslie Love, Thornville. Funeral, Tuesday 2 p.m., Frank E. Smith Funeral Home, Rev. Printis Spear officiating; burial, West Rushville Ceme tery. Friends may call at Smith's anytime.

Howard Balthaser Services for Howard Balthas er, Stoutsville native, who died suddenly today at 8 a. m. at his Westlake, 0., home will be held Wednesday with burial in Cleveland. Among his survivors is his wife, Mildred; a sister; 2 brothers; a number of first and second cousins In Lancaster including Glenna and Lucille Stout, Mrs. Charles Hade, Mrs.

L. H. Kern, Pauline Weis, Her man Balthaser, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Noggle, Stoutsville.

County Squad, Fire Runs BERNE Sunday 5:10 p.m. Rt. 1 Sugar Grove, Ellen Rospfer, 69, ill; Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital, home. Only about seven per cent of the people who "go swimming" each year really can swim. maO or deliver you tickets 714 N.

Memorial Dr. Phone OL- 3-012 AT A RECENT meeting of the Citizens Committee of the Ohio League of Young Democrats at the Nationwide Inn In Columbus, Robert G. Heft, Lancaster, 5-term president of the Fairfield County Club, was selected as the Outstanding Young Democrat of the Year. Heft has served on the state executive committee for 5 years and has a delegate to the 1961 Young Democrat Convention in Miami Beach. He was also chairman of the credentilas com mittee for the 1964 state con vention.

Heft was recently selected by WTVN radio as its "good citizen" of the week. A MEMBER of Calvary Lutheran Church, Lancaster Masonic Lodge 57, AM, York and Scottish Rite, Alaldin Shrine of Columbus, M. Z. Kreider OES, White Shrine of Jerusalem, Square and Compass Club. Heft also serves as chapter advisor to Fairfield Order of Demolay.

He is also active In local Jay- I Squad Runs Monday 3:43 a.m. Anchor Hocking Plant No. 1, Chester Ramey, 32, of 176 Hayward ill; hospital. Sunday 5:05 p.m. 413 Wheat Danny Wright, 4, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Wright, cut on left foot; first aid. 3:38 p.m.-S53 3rd St, Mrs. Harold Perry, 43, ill; hospital. 11:34 a.m.-Fulton Field Stadium, Evelyn Alkman, 16, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Alkman, Rt. 2, injured hip in fall while high jumping; hospital. 10:10 a.m. 346 Boving Merle Hawks, 32, Rt 1 Tarl-ton, ill; inhalator, doctor released squad.

Saturday 7:49 a.m. 130 S. Cedar Mrs. Jimmle Daris, 26, ill; hospital. TERMITES FREE INSPECTION CALL OL 3-7791 RINE5 EXTERMINATING CO.

23 Yean In Business RAY H. FUNERAL HOME phoni 0L 3-1942 147 W. Wheeling Sr. USE tommencement Speaker WILMINGTON (Spd.) Two well-known state figures, Charles Sawyer, president and publisher of The Lancaster, Eagle-Gazette, and Robert S. Oelman, have been named to receive honorary doctorate degrees at the June 6 Wilmington college commencement exercis es.

Colin W. Bell, national execu tive secretary of the American Friends Service Committee, will deliver the 10 a.m. baccalaureate address, according to Wilming ton nesident James M. Read. The commencement ceremony is scheduled for 3 p.m.

on the campus mall, weather permit ting. Mr. Sawyer is the com mencement speaker. The grad uating class of 206 is the largest in Wilmington history. Mr.

Sawyer, a Cincinnati at torney, was United States Sec retary of Commerce from 1948 to 1953. He will be awarded the honorary Doctor of Laws de gree. Oelman, chief executive officer of the National Cash Reg ister Company in Dayton, will receive the Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree. Sawyer holds numerous honorary degrees. An Oberlin graduate, he is also a member of the board of trustees.

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