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Saturday, January lit, 1975 George Striken Ratliff at 61 Danville Man Killed, Three Hurt in Crash sews Journal, Mansfield, 0. Busy People Resolve To Use Our most of her lifetime in the area. She was a member of the First Baptist Church, the Women's Missionary Society and the Friendship Sunday School Class. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. John Irving of Vi'10 li, U.

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4.: Akt Richard Horne, 22, Stricken at Norwalk 'VANITY' PLATES Gary Chasin of Columbus displays his double set of "vanity" auto license plates. He received 'one set last week and another set this week. He also received two registrations for the car he owns. He hasn't notified the Bureau of Motor Vehicles as yet. UPI Photo) 1 George W.

Ratliff. 61. of 212 Richland proprietor of Ratliff Nursing Home. Shelby, died in Mansfield General Hospital Friday afternoon following a short Mr. 1 Ratliff was born in Pike County, and lived in this area since 1948.

He was a former coalminer and operated the nursing home. Surviving are his wife, Mr, Ruth W. Bailey Ratliff: three daughters, Mrs. Donnie (Wiwi!) Spillman, Shiloh, Mrs. Joseph (Sharrey) Justice, Mansfield, and Mrs.

Stephen (Debbie) Snyder, Mansfield; one son Russell O. Ratliff, Shelby, one sister Mrs. George (Alice) Phillip, Seattle, Wash. and 14 grandchildren. Services will be conducted in Finefrock's Monday at 3 p.m.

by the Rev. James Magaw. pastor of Trinity United Methodist Church, Shelby. Burial will be in Mansfield Memorial Park. Friends may call in the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Mrs. Schwartzkopf Mrs. Lorene M. Schwartzkopf, 79, of 400 West Fourth wife of Thomas E. Schwartzkopf, died in Mansfield General Hospital, Friday evening, following an extended illness.

Mrs. Schwartzkopf was born in Cleveland, May 23, 1895, and had been a resident here for the past 65 years. She was a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, the Golden Age Club, and Friendly House. Surviving besides her husband are four daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Rollins of Crest line.

Mrs. Winifred Bly, 94 fill 'crest Mrs. Betty Brooks of Hamilton, and Mrs. Lorene Paramore of Crest line: two sons, Glen R. Hanlon of St.

Louis and David Thompson of Clearwater. one step daughter. Mrs. Mary ApsoIon, of Hillard and one sept son Thomas E. Schwartzkopf.

of Alliance, 11 grandchildren, and 15 great grandchildren. Services will be conducted in Finefrock's Monday at 1:30 p.m. by Dr. Wray Smith, pastor of Holy Trinity C. Walter Clark Dies at Ashland Lutheran Church.

Burial will be in Mansfield Memorial Park. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Harry Weak ley Harry L. Weak ley, 86, of 504 Fleming Falls died Friday in the Rosemont Nursing Home after an extended illness. Ile was born June 4.

1888 in Fairfield County and had lived here since 1962. Mr. Weak ley was a retired construction worker. He is survived four sons, Franklin and Curtis both of Lancaster, Gerald of Florida and Donald of Co. lumbus: one daughter, Dorothy Lassellet of Lancaster; one step daughter, Mrs.

Geraldine Aby of Mansfield and a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren. Mr. Weakley made his home with Lawrence and Ann Ware for the past 13 years. Services will be held Monday at 10:30 a.m. at the Wappner Funeral Home in Mansfield by The Rev.

Ralph E. Smith. Jr. of the First Open Bible Church. Burial will be in the Mansfield Cemetery.

Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening. Woman Dies Ona Laura Tingley, 89, of Mansfield, died Friday at Oak Park, Ill. after a seven-month illness. Miss Tingley, a member of a pioneer Richland County family, was born in Mansfield Sept. 17, 1885.

She was a member of the Central United Methodist Church here. She moved to Oak Park in 1935. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Ada Ruth and a brother, Frank both of Mansfield, and several nieces and nephews here. Graveside services at Mansfield Cemetery will be Monday at 3 p.m.

by the Rev. Ray L. Butler of the Central United Methodist Church. Arrangements are in charge of the Postlewait Village Chapel in Oak Park. ligent homicide in the death of Randy Conley Dec.

24: James King 24, Cleveland. felonious assault of a fellow inmate at the Ohio State Reformatory: Betty Nell Robertson, 26. rear 306 Miller possession of heroin: and Thomas Alexander Greenwood. 30. of 705 Sloan possession of marijuana.

Counsel was appointed to represent Leroy Larry Harris. 32. rear 306 Miller charged with possession of heroin. 111() Death Sentence CINCINNATI i AP) Two Cincinnati men have been sentenced to death for the slaying of Cincinnati Patrolman David Cole during an exchange of shots after a robbery last July. Attorneys for both hear-do Voods.

25. who was sentenced to die in the electric chair May 19. and Roland Reaves. 23. who was sentenced Monday to die May 15, said appeals have been filed.

Services will be 1:30 p.m: Monday at the Banks-Byerly Funeral Home by Rev. Marvin Strom. Burial will be in the Loudonville Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home will be Sunday afternoon and evening and Monday until time of services. Home by the Rev, Terry Litton.

Friends may call at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 Arthur II Itighes JEROMESV1LLE Arthur R. Hughes of 224 West Parsons St. died at the Brethren Care Nursing Home in Ashland Friday. He had managed a clothing store in Akron and later was proprietor of a sports center in Loudonville. Due to ill health he retired in 1962 and has resided in Galion since then.

He is survived by his wife, Anna: two step-daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Roberta) Shoup of Milan and Mrs. Lonnie (Diane) Pollard of Loudonville; four step. grandchildren. Services will be in the Fickes Funeral Home 2 p.m.

Monday by Rev. Marvin Strom. Burial will be in Jeroemsville Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday.

I I is Services GALION Services for Fred Tullis, 79, of Houston, Texas, a former Galion resident, will be held Monday at 3 p. m. at the Hannah Funeral Home at Blanchester. the town where he was born. Burial will be at Blanchester.

Tullis died Thursday in Conroe Community Hospital in Texas. He came to Galion in 1929 from Florida and was employed 35 years as a mechanical superintendent for the Galion Inquirer. He moved to California in 1964 and later to Texas. He is survived by his wife, Gertrude; a daughter. Mrs.

C. S. (Barbara Sue) Bennett of Conroe, Texas; six grandchildren, a sister and two brothers. By Shot gunshot wound of the right foot. sheriff's deputies said.

Chapman was reportedly unloading his I2-gauge shotgun at his home at 5:40 p.m. yesterday when the gun discharged. He was taken to Shelby Memorial Hospital and later transferred to General Hospital. Now You Know United Press International The popular 19th century French historian Jules Michelet often went into public urinals and breathed deeply to inspire him to write about the corruption of prerevolutionary France. MAU DOTY SERVICES INC.

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RESEARCH CAPITAL FUND, INC. Prospectus on request from: P.O. 101 3651, 1111S1E11 44101 Name Stteet City Stott lel pit It 529-21111 LOUDONVILLE A Danville man was killed and three other persons injured in a three-car accident on State Route 3 approximately two miles south of Loudonville at 2:45 a.m. today. Dead is Bruce D.

Hive ly, 22, of Danville, RD 2. Dr. Darran Huggins, Ashland County Coroner, said Hive ly was dead at the scene. According to the state lively, an employe at the Flxible Co. in Loudonville, was on his way to Danville, southbound on Route 3.

An auto owned by Gary L. Kent, 18, of Danville, RD 2, was stopped in the road and Kent was out of the car. A third car, driven by Thomas A. Vernon, 26, of Loudonville, had stopped behind Kent's car and was backing up when Ilivelys car came into sight. Patrolmen said Kent ran toward the front of his car and Hively's auto hit him and then his car.

The Hively car then went broadside into Vernon's auto. Kent was transferred from Kettering Hospital in Loudonville to Mercy Ilospital in Mt. Vernon. There was no condition report on him at the hospital this morning. Vernon and his wife, Dorothy a passenger, were treated and released at Kettering Hospital.

11 1,, Chandler LOUDONVILLE Mrs. Ada E. Chandler, 87, of Loudonville died Friday at the Will-O-Rest Nursing Home in Ashland after a long illness. She was born May 30, 1887 near Loudonville and spent Classes In Art Planned A children's non-traditional art workshop and a course in photo silkscreen printmaking will be offered at the Mansfield Campus by James Hogg, instructor of art education. The children's workshop will run four weeks on Saturdays from 10 a.m.

to 12 noon, beginning Feb. 1. It will involve the child in nontraditional creative activities. designed to stimulate his creative potential and to develop his aesthetic judgments. Children age eight to 13 are eligible with a maximum of 30 children set for the class.

There will be a material and instructional fee. The basic techniques of photo silkscreen printmaking will be taught on Thursdays from 7 to 9:30 p.m. for six weeks beginning Jan. 30. The course will deal with an introduction to several photographic silkscreen techniques.

A prior knowledge of general silkscreen printing will be helpful but is not necessary. The student should have a silkscreen printing frame, but information for frame construction will be given to those who do not have one. There will be instructional and materials fees for the course. The maximum number of students for the class is 20 with the minimum set at 10 students. For further information.

contact James Hogg at the Mansfield Campus. Operation A Success SANTA CRUZ, Calif. UPI) A three member surgical team conducted a two hour operation that was termed a -complete success" but it will take another operation before the the patient can fly again. The patient is 'Thunder. a rare eight pound bald eagle with a six foot wing span and a fractured right leg.

Dr. James Roush. one of six veterinarian surgeons in the nation specializing in the care of wild birds of prey. said it would take several months and another operation before the bird. one of an endangered species.

can take to the sky. Friendly Visitors of the Red Cross. She formerly sang with the Galion Community Chorus. Surviving are her husband, Ted two daughters, Mrs. Robert (Sherry) Breisinger of Hicksville, O.

and Mrs. Don (Priscilla) Shirk of Re-bona Beach. her mother. Mrs. Kathryn Dunn of Galion: four grandchildren and a brother, Ralph Dunn of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

Mrs. Baker SHELBY Mrs. Harriette L. Baker, 82, died at 12:15 p.m., yesterday at Crestwood Care Center here. She was a retired registered nurse and had lived in Kenton for 24 years.

She had lived in Bucyrus before coming to Shelby. She was born in Tidioute, Pa. and was a member of the alumni association of St. Vincent's Hospital in Toledo. Survivors include her son.

John W. of Huntingdon Valley, a sister. Mrs. Eve-line Van Dell of Detroit and Iwo grandsons. Services will be Monday at 10:30 a.m.

at the Barkdull Funeral Home by the Rev. James E. Magaw. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 p.m..

Sunday. Mrs. Prater WILLARD Mrs. Alice Prater, 68, of Willard RD 2 died at Shelby Memorial Hospital Friday after a five-month illness. She was a member of the United Baptist.

Church of Shelby. She was born in Floyd County, Ky. and came to this area about 30 years ago. Surviving are her husband. Andy: two sons, Andy of Willard and Mitchell of Winchester.

four daughters, Mrs. Robert Miller of West Chester, 0., Mrs. Aaron Holbrook of Willard, Mrs. Ronald Cuny of St. Paul, Minn.

and Mrs. Lee McKinney of 21 grandchildren: two great-grandhchildren: two sisters, Mrs. Emmet Baldridge of Plymouth and Mrs. Harvey Prater of Hueysville, Ky. Services will be 1:30 p.m.

Monday at Secor Funeral Home by Rev. Melvin Hughes. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. Calling hours will be after 2 p.m. Sunday, treated at General Hospital early this morning for cuts and bruises about the face and head when the car in which she was riding went out of control and ran off Hanley just west of U.S.

Route 42. patrolmen said. The driver. John A. Gal-son.

24, of 162 Poplar reportedly ran from the wrecked car but was apprehended by patrolmen. He was charged with driving while intoxicated. Man Sentenced To Probation GREENWICH Richard It Horne, 22, of Greenwich RI) I died early today at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in Norwalk after minor surgery. He was a Willard native and spent his entire life in the area. He was a machinist for the Fate-Root-fleath Co.

in Plymouth. He is survived by his wife, Lacreasha: a son Brandon; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Horne of Greenwich; five sisters, Mrs. Betty Jo Conley of Utica.

Mrs. Merle Viars of Mansfield, Mrs. Barbara Perkins, Mrs. Kay Perkins and Mrs. Minta Sue Justice, all of Plymouth: four brothers.

Billy of Galion. Gordon of Greenwich, James of Newark. and Edward (Rich) of Utica: his maternal grandfather, John Amburgy of Greenwich. Services will be 2 p.m.. Monday at the Guinea Corners Church of rural Willard by Rev.

Carlos Dyer. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. Calling hours will be Sunday afternoon and evening at the Myers funeral Home in Greenwich. rs Men tz ASHLAND Mrs. Mildred O.

Stentz, 71, of Ashland, RD 2, died Thursday at Ashland Samaritan Hospital. She was born in Ashland and lived here her entire life. She was a member of the Emmanuel United Methodist Church, and the Senior Citizens of Ashland. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. James (Susan) Kendall of Westerville; two sons, Donald of Shelby and Clifton of Fairborn: a brother, Leonard C.

Troupe; 17 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Services will be Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Hey1 Funeral Man Hurt Billy H. Chapman of Shelby. ItD 2, is in fair condition today at Mansfield General Hospital with an accidental 3 Brothers Drown in Small Pond MONTEZUMA, N.Y.

(UPI) Three young brothers drowned in a small pond in this Cayuga County town. The boys, Kevin McCarthy, 9, Michael McCarthy, 8. and Patrick McCarthy, 6, all of Montezuma, were pronounced dead on arrival at Auburn Memorial Hospital, the Cayuga County Sheriff's office said. The McCarthys' were playing with II year old John Kyle of Montezuma on the frozen pond when Patrick walked too far out and fell through the ice into about six feet of water, deputies said. Michael ran out onto the pond to save Patrick.

and he. too, crashed through the thin ice. which officials said was less than four inches thick. Kevin. attempting to rescue his brothers.

also fell into the pond. Kyle ran for help. Fire Hits Dress Shop Mansfield firemen were called to fires in a dress shop and in a car yesterday and early today. Firemen said fire in a fluorescent light fixture did minor damage about 4:15 p.m. yesterday at The Cherry Tree, a dress shop at 821 Lexington Firemen suspect arson in a tire which badly damaged a 1968 model car about 1 a.m.

today at Johns Ave. and Harker St. ASHLAND C. Walter Clark, 76, of 123 Glenwood died at Samaritan Hospital last night after a long illness. Born McVeytown, he had lived in Ashland County most of his life.

A former fireman on the old LANS Railroad and a former employe of the Westinghouse Corp. of Mansfield for 15 years, he was a retired employe of the Ashland County Highway' Department. Ile is survived by his wife. Elizabeth; a brother, Lester of Carp Lake, three step-daughters, Mrs. Robert (Dorothy Jean) Milligan of Canton, Mrs.

C. E. (Connie June) Helm and Ellen Se-mans both of Ashland; five step-grandchildren and three step-great-grandchildren. Services will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the DenbowPrimm Funeral Home by the Rev.

Ronald C. Merrill. Burial will be in Ashland Cemetery. There will be no visiting hours. The family suggests memorial contribution be made to the Good Shepherd Home in Ashland.

Lee Jackson ELLINGTON Lee S. Jackson, 69. of kVellington died Friday. He was a meat salesman for Jackson's Meat Company and had operated a route in Mansfield for many N'cars. Services will be I p.m.

Monday at the Norton Funeral Home in Wellington. Calling hours will be Sunday afternoon and evening. Kirtland Sen GALION Services for Mrs. Margaret (Peggy) Kirtland, 57. of 345 North Columbus who died Friday, will be held Monday at 10 a.m.

in the Free Methodist Church by the Rev. Ray Altman. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery in charge of the Volk-Richardson Funeral Home. There will be no calling hours. The family suggests memorial contributions may be made either to the Cancer Society or the church of the donors choice.

Mrs. Kirtland was a native of Cleveland and spent most of her life in Galion. She was a graduate of Galion High School. She taught piano and organized and directed the Bell Choir of Grace Brethren Church. She was a member of the Free Methodist Church.

She was also a member of the One Driver Cited State highway patrolmen said Mrs. Baldridge's car was northbound on Spring-mill, making a left turn onto Belmont when the south-bound car of Darrell Kirsch, 17, of Mansfield, RD 2. ran into the side of her car at 4:15 p.m. The accident is still under investigation. Kirsch wasift injured.

Jana leo Lykins. 20. of 'raylortown Shelby. was DRIVE-IN FACILITIES ALL DRIVE-IN WINDOWS ARE OPEN EVERY MORNING MON. THRU FRI.

AT 0 --7-7 7. AND DO NOT CLOSE T1 TILL A P.M. TUESDAY, WEDNES DAY AND THURSDAY and FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MANSFIELD, OHIO P.M. MONDAY AND FRIDAY Joseph Taylor, 45. of 290 North Main St, was placed On three years probation after previously pleading guilty to breaking and entering a South Diamond St.

residence last July 22. Richland County Common Pleas Court Judge James J. Mayer ordered that the first 30 days of the probation be served in the county jail, but gave Taylor credit for time already confined. He has been released from custody. Pre-sentence investigations were ordered for five persons who pleaded guilty to criminal charges when they appeared before Judge layer and Judge Rex Larson.

They are: Frederick F. Timko. 19. of 368 Wayne forgery of a $100 traveler's check; Robert M. Marshall, 17.

of 125 Hedges robbery of the Soh io Car Wash in Ontario last September; Steve Ahlers. 18. Lexington; misdemeanor theft of Troin the Quick Check Market in Lexington: Bruce E. Kochheiser, 19. of 211 Westgate misdemeanor theft of copper wiring from Westinghouse Electric and Lee Bishop, 22, of 513 felonious assault of Mansfield policeman Burton and misdemeanor in the copper wire theft from Westinghouse.

Ph. Burton reportedly was ihit in the face with a rock as he investigated the wire theft at Westinghouse. Marshall was indicated by the grand jury for aggravated robbery after being bound over from juvenile court for as an adult. The prosecutor's office amended the charge against Marshall to robbery. the against Altlers from burglary and grand theft charges Kochheiser and Bishop to misdemeanor theft.

Innocent pleas were entered by: Raymond Douglas Dingus. 1808 Crider neg 2 Injured in Traffic Two persons were admitted to Mansfield General Hospital yesterday with injuries received in a two-car accident on Springmill St. at Belmont Ave. Injured were Judy Bald-ridge. 23.

of 875 Belmont a driver. and her passenger, Daniel Rhodes. 20. of 97 Averill Ave. Mrs.

Bald-ridge is in satisfactory to fair condition with multiple bruises while Rhodes is in satisfactory condition with a concussion and multiple cuts..