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News Journal, Mansfield, O. Monday, May 21, 1990 4-a ObituariesRecordsRegionOhio ft --jjjWfri- I Eta 1 ir James L. Garber BELLVILLE James L. Garber, 73, of 21 Howard Smith Blvd. died unexpectedly Saturday evening at Mansfield General Hospital.

He was born May 18, 1917, in Bell-ville where he lived all his life. He was retired from the U.S. Postal Service where he was a mail clerk. He attended the United Presbyterian Church of Bellville and was a veteran of World War II, having served in the U.S. Army.

Surviving are his wife, Norma K. Yarger Garber; a daughter, Marilyn McSweeney of Cambridge, a brother, Richard M. Garber of Wyn-num, Australia; a sister, Norma E. Shinaberry of Chesterville; and sev "as Paul Leitenberger MANSFIELD Former Mans-fielder Paul Leitenberger, 53, of Hil-liard died Saturday at Mt. Carmel Hospital after suffering a heart attack.

Born April 3, 1937, in Mansfield, he was an employee of Kar Inc. of Des Plaines, 111. Mr. Leitenberger was a member of St. Brendan's Catholic Church, Catholic Order of Forestors, Findlay Knights of Columbus and the Hilliard Moose Lodge.

He is survived by his wife, Peggy Moyer Leitenberger; three daughters, Judy Leitenberger and Jane Gynn, both of Hilliard, and Jeanne Adkins of Findlay; and a granddaughter. Calling hours are Tuesday from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Tidd Funeral Home in Hilliard. Funeral Mass will be offered Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at St.

Brendan's Catholic Church. Burial will be in Wesley Chapel Cemetary in Hilliard. Geiger-Herlihy Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements. Correction Sunday's death notice for George R. Myers of 5425 Plymouth-Spring-mill Road contained an incorrect age and birth date.

Mr. Myers was born on May 14, 1916, and was 74 at the time of his death. Incorrect information was supplied to the News Margaret Sorensen Cote GALION Margaret E. Cote, 81, of 509 Orange St. died Sunday morning at her home.

She was born Jan. 18, 1909, in Cleveland to Soren and Dorothea Pedersen Sorensen, who are both deceased. She was married to Ted Cote, who is deceased. Mrs. Cote retired from the California Department of Highways.

She was active in the Business and Professional Women's Club and was a graduate of Iberia High School. She is survived by three sisters, Dorothy Benson and Mary Foster, both of Gallon; and Karen Heckel of Denver, two nieces and two nephews. She was preceded in death by one brother. Calling hours will be held Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Mark A.

Schneider Funeral home in Galion. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the funeral home by the Rev. Gene Sackett. Burial will be in the Iberia Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. John Wesley Andrews MANSFIELD John Wesley Andrews, 73, of 537 Wayne St. died Sunday evening in Mansfield General Hospital following an extended illness: Arrangements are incomplete with Wappner Funeral Directors. Robert D. Caltrider MANSFIELD Robert D.

Caltrider, 32, of 2999 Lucas Road died Saturday. He was born Feb. 10, 1958, in Mansfield and had lived in the Mansfield area all his life. He was the owner-manager of Caltrider Auto Sales, a member of the National Auto Dealers Association and an active bowler for the Ashbrook Trophy League. Surviving are his wife, Debra Duty Caltrider; four sons, Robert, Samuel, Jedadiah and Scott Caltrider, all at home; two daughters, Angela and Michelle Caltrider, at home; his parents, Ernest and Donna Smith of Mt.

Gilead; and two brothers, Larry Wayne Caltrider of Mansfield and Ronnie Lee Caltrider of Lucas. Calling hours will be Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Diamond Street Home of Wappner Funeral Directors, where services will be held Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. by Buddy Barrows, pastor with the Word of Faith Church. Burial will be in Mansfield Cemetery.

The family will receive friends at their home, 2999 Lucas Road, on Monday and on Wednesday after the service. Memorial contributions may be made to the Juvenile Diabetes Association. James V. Curfman LOUDONVILLE Graveside services for James V. Curfman, 45, of 121 W.

Main will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. in Mt. Vernon Memorial Gardens by the Rev. Richard Voge-ley. Memorial contributions may be made to the Loudonville emergency squad.

The Byerly Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Curfman died Saturday at his Little helper Tom Lovelace, a Madison Township employee, works with his buddy, a Teddy bear that joins Lovelace on whatever power equipment he is driving. While trimming grass recently, Buddy was strapped to the hood of Lovelace's tractor to help the driver watch for traffic. (Photo by Jim Bikar) eral nieces and nephews.

A memorial service will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Bellville United Presbyterian Church by the Rev. David Reichert. There will be no calling hours. Burial will be in Bellville Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Bellville-Jefferson Township Rescue Squad. Wappner Funeral Directors is in charge of arrangements. Brandon S. Scott MANSFIELD Brandon S. Scott, 14, of 1200 Harwood Drive died Saturday afternoon.

Born Oct. 24, 1975, in Mansfield, Brandon was an eighth-grade student at John Simpson Middle School, where he was a band member and active in sports. He was a News Journal carrier. Survivors include his mother, Judy Johnson Scott of Mansfield; his father, Larry E. Scott of Mansfield; one brother, Dustin Scott of Mansfield; one sister, Samantha Scott of Mansfield; his maternal grandparents, Bob and Joann Reedy and Gene Johnson, all of Mansfield; his maternal great-grandmother, Reaber Vance of Mansfield; his paternal grandmother, Jean Shade of Mansfield; his paternal great-grandparents, Dale and Bonnie Scott of Mansfield; and a number of aunts, uncles and cousins.

Hospitals. The following records are obtained from lists Eileen Fawcett, 83 Columbus Road, Mt. Vernon; Shelli Burch, Bladensburg; Byron Yearous, Danville; Sondra Sears, 5218 Johnstown Road, Mt. Vernon; Susan Morris, 1009 W. Chestnut Mt.

Vernon. LOUDONVILLE Admissions Betty Weiler, Loudonville; George Meyers, Perrysville; Sandra Hardy, Mansfield. Releases None for publication. Births MANSFIELD home. He was born Dec.

12, 1944, in Martins Ferry to Harrison and Beth Miller Curfman, who survive in Mt. Vernon. He was formerly employed at the Flxible Corp. in Loudonville and most recently at the News Journal. He attended Otterbein College and Ashland University.

Besides his parents, he is survived by a son, Brian V. Cocksutt of Texas; a daughter, Laura Curfman of Ft. Lauderdale, a stepdaughter, Lt. Renea Curfman, who is stationed with the U.S. Army in Germany; a stepson, Brian T.

Curfman of Ft. Lauderdale; a brother, Scott Curfman of Akron; and a sister, Ellen Conrad of Wooster. Mentor man killed in airplane crash WILLOUGHBY HILLS, Ohio (AP) A Mentor man was killed when the single-engine airplane he was piloting missed a fog-shrouded runway at Cuyahoga County Airport and crashed into a house less than a half-mile northeast of the airport. The occupant of the house, Ken Kemper, escaped out a window and was not hurt in the accident, neighbors said. The pilot's name was being Charlene Thomas, 18 S.

Walker Mansfield; Freda and baby girl Barnes, 1837 Beal Road, Mansfield. GALION Admissions Barbara Cade, Edison; Glenna Cheesman, Shelby; Cleo Franks, 813 Ash Galion; Amy Jo Hansen, 90 Linden Road, Mansfield; Emmett Hill, 234 N. Columbus Galion; Mary McCarthy, New Washington; Amanda Price, 3405 County Road 31, Galion; Jennie Rogers, 119 Third Galion; Jimmy Surgener Bucyrus; Thomas Thompson, Kenton. Releases Phillip Beloat, 136 First Galion; Etta Burgan, 4584 Martel Road, Caledonia; Tamala and baby boy Fellows, 6158 Ohio 288, Galion; Sherri and baby boy Hill, 128 Fisher Bucyrus; Wetzel Jordan, 932 Lohr Road, Mansfield; Mary Keeran, Warsaw; Tami Marshall, 410 W. Church Galion; Yvonne Thomas, Vanceburg, Ky.

MT. GILEAD Admissions Joshua Irwin, 185 N. Vine Mt. Gilead; Emzie Stevens, Woodside Village Care Center, Mt. Gilead; Stella McPeek, 203 W.

High Mt. Gilead; Gretchen Hawkins, Cardington. Releases Joshua Irwin, 185 N. Vine Mt. Gilead; Jeanne and baby girl Stewart, Marion.

WILLARD Admissions Curtiss Bannworth, Willard; Ger-maine Stevens, New Haven; Kristina Baker, Shelby; Martin McKenzie, Plymouth; Arline Bedd-inger, Willard; Cristy Davis, Willard; Mildred Foster, Willard; Norma Thompson, Willard; Autumn Maggard, Plymouth. Releases Lisa and baby boy Hoover, Willard; Cassandra Lillo, Willard; Tina and baby girl Mangus, Bellevue. CRESTLINE Admissions Robert Flohr, Crestline. Releases None for publication. BUCYRUS Admissions Kathryn Mutchler, Oceola; Carol Weithman, New Washington.

Releases Georgeann Cooley, Bucyrus; David Hanlon, Bucyrus; Lee Koehler, Sycamore; Pamela and baby boy Williamson, Bucyrus; Tammie and baby boy Stilwell, Bucyrus. Saturday Daughter to Dayna B. and Jim Adamescu, 515 Forest Mansfield. Daughter to Cherie L. and Douglas Cordray, 125 Poplar Mansfield.

Daughter to Stephanie L. and Eric Winbigler, 112 Main Butler. Daughter to Jennifer L. and Larry Greer, 101 Highland Bellville. Daughter to Dyan A.

and Neil Dewolf, 117 Delaware Lexington. Son to Tammy J. and Paul Kunsa, 924 Brook-field, Mansfield. Son to Jean M. and James Henderson, 676 Kennedy Drive, Mansfield.

Sunday Daughter to Denise K. and John McCarron, Amoy Ganges Road, Mansfield, RD 3. Daughter to Kathy K. and Richard Morris, 1052 Devonwood Road, Mansfield. Son to Dianne M.

Bradshaw, 24 Shelby Villa, Shelby. Son to Jessica A. Brooker, 335 W. Fourth Mansfield. Calling hours will be Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

at the Geiger-Herlihy Funeral Home, where services will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. by the Rev. Wayne Keith, pastor of the Mansfield Freewill Baptist Church. Burial will be in Mansfield Memorial Park. Robert A.

Klarman Sr. MANSFIELD Robert A. Klarman 48, of 196 Malajora Road died Friday. He was born July 14, 1941, in Columbus and moved to Mansfield from Martinsburg seven weeks ago. He was formerly employed as a salesman for the Vera Import Parts Corp.

Surviving are a son, Robert A. Klarman II of Mansfield; a daughter, Jennifer Lynn Klarman of Mansfield; his father, Robert J. Klarman of Columbus; and a brother, Richard Klarman of Salt Lake City. Private services will be conducted at a later date. Finefrock Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

provided by the hospitals. MANSFIELD GENERAL HOSPITAL Admissions Elmer H. Boyer, 423 N. Market Loudonville; Janet R. Voshel, 4205 Flowers Road, Mansfield, RD 12; Kathy K.

Morris, 1052 Devonwood Road, Mansfield; Jessica A. Brooker, 335 W. Fourth Mansfield; Dianne M. Bradshaw, 24 Shelby Villa, Shelby. Mary M.

Moore, 102 Brickman Mansfield; William Smith, 4826 Bott Road, Bellville; Kenneth A. Bowman, 1448 N. Stewart Road, Mansfield, RD Marilyn M. Deucore, Woodruff Road, Mansfield, RD Marie M. Perry, 536 S.

Diamond Mansfield; Raymond E. Neff, 150 Buckeye Mansfield. Deloris Campbell, 50 Gibson Mansfield; Jennifer L. Greer, 101 Highland Mansfield; Antwoine V. Smith, 398 Wayne Mansfield; Lester R.

Auck, 1665 Huntington Drive, Mansfield; Laurie A. Cole, 1633 Riggle Road, Bellville. Releases Dawn M. and baby boy Stephens, 49 Vernon Road, Shelby; Melissa A. Deaner, 1136 Crestwood Drive, Mansfield; Michael A.

Davis, 121 Ford Mansfield; Marva E. Allen, 635 W. Fourth Mansfield; Luther R. Ratliff, Box 221, Shiloh, RD Gladys C. Steverson, 309 Hammond Mansfield.

Nora J. Frederick, 1836 E. Hanley Road, Lucas; Ruth A. Mosher, 803 S. Mt.

Vernon, Loudonville; Nancy K. and baby girl Thorne, 426 Vernon Road, Mansfield; Lisa R. and baby boy Cook, 2294 Crimson Road, Mansfield; Nance L. McKanna, 218 Sherwood Drive, Lexington. Sallie L.

and baby boy Neal, 629 Scholl Road, Mansfield; Denise B. and baby boy Lowe, 115 Mohican Trail, Lexington; Tracey and baby girl Grant, 37 W. Smiley Shelby; Dayna B. and baby girl Adamescu, 515 Forest Mansfield. PEOPLES HOSPITAL Admissions Donna Sanchez, 793 Pugh Road, Mansfield; Carolyn Sue Wentz, 2051 Willowood Drive Mansfield.

Releases None for publication. ASHLAND Admissions None for publication. Releases Michael Mowery, 2520 Mansfield Road, Ashland; Helena Walker, 1004 Priscilla Lane, Ashland; Debra Snyder, 154 W. Third Mansfield; Dayle and baby boy Neptune, 526 Grant Ashland; Lori Ann and baby girl Friz-zell, 634 Township Road 1041, Nova; Anthony Grimwood, Lakeville; Lu Ann and baby girl Sullivan, 1333 Blossom Lane, Ashland. SHELBY Admissions Melissa McCoy, Shiloh; Carolyn Kurtz, 26 Broadway Shelby; Carl DeWitt, 38 Myrtle Drive, Shelby; John LeVan, 39 Park Village, Shelby.

Releases Ellen Fox, Shelby, RD Rhonda and baby girl Miller, 2510 Holtz Road, Shelby; Tamie and baby boy Caskey, 22 Lee Shelby; Lisa Dotson, 101 Vz W. Cook Road, Mansfield; SHELBY Ohio's business PACs wealthier than labor's 1989, $412,275.96 of which belonged to the Ohio House Democratic Caucus. House and Senate caucuses contribute heavily to political parties and party members seeking legislative seats. Saturday Daughter to Freda and Gregory Barnes, 1837 Beal Road, Mansfield. Son to Sheila Kinsel, 323 N.

Brookwood Way, Mansfield. Son to Carolyn Kurtz, 26 Broadway Shelby. Son to Melissa and Michael McCoy, Shiloh. WILLARD Sunday Son to Kristina and Darrell Baker, Shelby. BUCYRUS Sunday Daughter to Donna and Steve Auck, Bloomville.

MT. VERNON Sunday Son to Jennifer Wagenhals, 17 Stewart Butler. MT. VERNON Admissions Katherine Strieker, 728 N. Main Mt.

Vernon. Releases baby girl Durbin, 1 Montgomery Road, Fredericktown; Cathy and baby boy Green, Howard; Robert Klingensmith, 1076 New Delaware Road, Mt. Vernon; Franklin Dustin, Center-burg; Eva Mumaw, Brinkhaven; Clifford Olinger, Warsaw; Milton Ridenbaugh, 79 Northside Manor, Mt. Vernon; Diana Stringfellow, 701 N. Sandusky Mt.

Vernon; Giovanni Ratliff, Centerburg; Vickie Moran, 7160 Township Road 80, Bellville; Barbara Cline, Simons Road, Fredericktown; C. The most spent by a PAC last year was the Republican Senate Campaign Committee, which spent $437,307.12, although $316,321 of that represented loan repayments from GOP officeholders. 389 seniors graduate from Kenyon College WORLD'S FIRST DIGITALLY PROGRAMMABLE HEARING AID TO BE UNVEILED: P(H1I1 The World's First Hearing Aid That Adjusts To You. COLUMBUS (AP) Business political action committees took in more contributions than labor political action committees did last year in Ohio, according to a new report from the secretary of state's office. The computer-generated report the first of its kind from the office also said political action committee (PAC) money accounted for $6.8 million in contributions to state candidates and causes in 1989.

Secretary of State Sherrod Brown released the four-page report in advance of an appearance today in Oberlin, where he was expected to outline details of a campaign-finance bill he is proposing. According to the report, business groups made $3.2 million in contributions, outspending labor groups 3-2. Leading PAC spending in Ohio last year were a Senate campaign committee, the Realtors, the United Auto Workers and the Teamsters. The biggest PACs generally made their largest contributions last year to House and Senate legislative leaders, political caucuses and political parties, not directly to statewide candidates, according to a survey of the records by The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer. The report contained no information on individual contributions to the PACs or PAC contributions to political candidates.

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