Marysville Journal-Tribune from Marysville, Ohio • 2

I THE JOURNAL-TRIBUNE Monday, January 13, 1975 1 1 L-v, lit- i FESTlMofmUES -SALE Firefighters from Union Township break a hole for ventilation in a blazing trailer owned by Sheridan Bennett, in Irwin Friday night at 11 p.m. Flames are visible at the other end of the trailer at right. The mobile home was a total loss. Mutual aid was provided by firefighters from Mechanicsburg antfMarysville. (J-T photo) Selected Ladies Girls Seasonal Ready-To-Wear Ladies Winter Handbags Save Vi Funeral Service Held Today For Hazel Somerlot Funeral service was held today in the Richwood First Methodist Church for Hazel I.

Somerlot, 80, Richwood, who died Friday night in Marion General Hospital after an illness of two weeks. Born Dec. 2, 1894, she was the daughter of Henry and Clara (Smeltzer) Garrett: She was married in 1912 to Carl Somerlot who died in 1965 Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. LeRoy (Iva) Ohio (Continued from Page 1) list of procedural moves they said were unconstitutional as the measures moved through the legislative process. The lieutenant governor was set to refuse to sign the meas-ures; had they reached him, on the basis that the same bills received first and third readings in both chambers on the same day Wednesday.

Brown noted that the constitution requires bills before being acted upon by either chamber to be read on three separate days. Republicans i Funeral Service Set Tuesday For Charles Jolliff Funeral service will be held at "2 p.m. Tuesday in the' Ridgeway United Methodist Church for Charles L. Jolliff, 64, Ridgeway, who died Saturday in Community Memorial Hospital, Marion, where he had been a patient for four weeks. Born Jan.

2, 1911 in Union County, he was the son of the late Delbert and Eva (Krouskop) Jolliff. He had lived in Ridgeway for 26 years. He was a retired mathmatics teacher and had taught school at Broadway, Hayesville and Piqua. A 1938 graduate of Ohio Northern University, he was a former member of the Ohio Education Association and Hardin County Teachers Association. He was a member of the Ridgeway United Methodist Church and the West Mansfield Lodge No.

588 F. A. M. He married the former Thelma Danz on June 7, 1939. She survives.

Also surviving are three sons, Deryl and Joseph, Ridgeway, and Gary, Kingsville, a daughter, Mrs. Stephen (Maeva) Rish, Columbus; two brothers, John, Byhalia, and Grant Mt. Victory; three sisters, Mrs. Mildred Cunnings, Ft. Myers, Mrs.

Rachel Harris, Byhalia, and Mrs. Mary Kathleen Lower, Manitaw and seven grandchildren. Friends may call at the Jylackey FmeraLHomeMt Victory, until 12 noon Tuesday and then at the church until 2 p.m. Masonic services will be conducted at 8 p.m. tonight at the funeral home.

Penelope Blessing Dies Sunday Mrs. Penelope Blessing, 35, Pleasantville Rt. 1, died Sunday at Doctor's Hospital West in Columbus, following a four-month illness. The daughter of Andrew and Fleta (Byus) Anthony, Marysville Rt. 3, she was born July 5, 1939.

A 1956 graduate of Marysville high School, she was president of the Scioto Valley Goat Association, a member of the Ohio Dairy Goat Association, American "Dairy Goat Association and was a 4-H adviser for 19 years. She married Jerry Blessing Nov." 30, 1956 in Richmond, Ind. He survives along with three children, Angela, Aaron and Devon, all at home; a sister, Mary Anthony, Marysville; and one brother, Lon Anthony, Orient. Funeral service will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Postle-hale Funeral Home with the Rev.

Albert Grooms officiating. Burial will be in Oak-dale Cemetery. The family will receive friends after 7 p.m. tonight at the funeral home. Off All Winter Service Set Tuesday For Roy Beck, 70 Funeral service will be held at 1 p.m.

Tuesday in Postle-Hale Funeral Home for Roy Beck, 70, 222 Marysville Trailer Ct, who died Saturday at Memorial Hospital after an illness of six months. A retired employe of North American Rockwell, Columbus since 1971, he was born Feb. 15, 1904 to Abraham and Lila (PfeiffersJ Beck. He was married in 1944 to the former Nora Adams who survives. --AIsa surviving are two-daughters, Mrs.

James (Roberta) Payne, Richwood and Etta Beck, Marysville; and four grandchildren. He was a member of the Church of the Nazarene, veteran of World War former deputy sheriff of Union County and manager of the Marysville Trailer Ct. for the past two years. Cremation will follow the service to be conducted by the Rev. Max Case.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. today. Contributions may be made to the Union County Cancer Society. euCrr- iMiuionr mrsr-nOuen tuea to -mac maneuver and others and had (Irene) Augenstein, Waldo; and Mrs. Harold (Evelyn) Baker, Richwood; three sons, Paul, Prospect, Lowell, Richwood and Alvin, Cardington; a half sister, Mrs.

Ray Russell, Shelby; 28 grandchildren and 35 great-grandchildren. Burial was made in Claiborne Cemetery in "charge of Ballinger Funeral Home in Richwood. The Rev. Daniel Huther officiated. LOCAL STOCKS (As of 11 a.m.

today) Ashland Oil 17 23 111. Cent. .,..32 12-13 them printed in the House and Senate Journals.Those publications "speak for the legislature" in matters involving the courts, it was explained. Brown, 61, who presided over the Senate a total of 16 years dating back to 1952, was rebuffed by Democrats in his last official act as presiding officer. Democrat Richard F.

Celeste assumes the office today. m. The outgoing Republican officer was denied a request to have printed in the journal his formal position with regard to the signing of the contested who said they saw the request as an effort to boost the GOP position in 'future court actions, allowed Brown to read his statements verbally, which Brown did. Democrats spent most of the day Saturday trying to get a 10th Distrjct Appeals Court injunction against Ocasek lifted. Head wear Gloves Save to 50 On Selected Men Boys Socks Save To Vz On Lamps Throw Rugs Buster Brown Over-Stock Sale Big Savings! Columbia Gas ,...,24 Davtnn 13 Service Held Sunday Funeral service was held Goodyear ITE Imp.

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I'm as close as your telephone. Plan to call soon. Vi Floor Full Of Fabric Values Save To 50 Phone 642-7582 NOTICE The annual meeting of the members of the Union County Federal Savings and Loan Association of Marysville, shall Jbe held at its home office at two o'clock in the afternoon on Wednesday, January 22, 1975. The election of Directors and the transaction of any other business of the Association will be acted upon at the meeting. Members are invited to meet with the Officers and Directors of the Association at the meeting.

Sunday afternoon in the Ferguson Funeral Home in Plain City for Chastity M. Stratton, two and one half year old daughter of Charles Debra Stratton, Plain City Rt. 3. The child died Thursday in Children's Hospital after a week's illness. She was born May 26, 1972.

In addition to the parents, survivors include a sister, Dusty Renee; "paternal grandfather, Billy J. Stratton, Ostrander; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Peggy Caldwell, Columbus; maternal Mr. and Mrs. James Wolfe, Plain City and maternal great-grandmother, Mrs.

Frances I Hunt. Burial was made in Forest Grove Cemetery, Plain City. The Rev, Jerry Jacobson officiated. Memorial service was held Sunday morning at the Foursquare Gospel Church near Marysville. Rhodes (Continued from Page 1) Natural Resources and the Ohio Environmental Protection "Agency to cut red tape.

"Natural oil, coal and electric power are essential to keep industry operating at full capacity," Rhodes said. He said Ohio has enough natural gas underground to keep jobs open "for the working people of Ohio." Rhodes, taking the reins of government for the third time as Ohio's 63rd governor, said the state would lead the way in converting 600-year coal reserves "into clean fuel and raw materials for industry." "We will propose a new permanent seven-member Ohio Energy Development Authority. This new authority will bring the efforts of government and industry together in the development and use of energy resources in Ohio." Noting that the Ohio River carries more traffic than the Panama Canal, Rhodes said cities along the river were undeveloped "to take advantage of containerization and deep river transportation. We can attract new business and industry with new ports offering modern facilities." Rhodes said he would propose a constitutional amendment to form a permanent housing authority which could use methods to provide bousing. "We intend to invest at least $500 million in new housing corv stractcn, at no cost to the taxpayers cf Ohio," he said.

"This will create thousands of new jobs for Ohioans." Saveto 50 i On Selected Toys Check Our Bargains In Housewares And Save! Save To Vz On Assorted Candies Save To Vz On Camera Film Big Savings On Health Beauty Aids UNION COUNTY FEDERAL 220 West Fifth Street Marysville, Ohio Robert D.Neasse Secretary-Treasurer Ruth N. Morris Dies Sunday At The Hospital Mrs. Ruth N. Norris, 69, Rich-wood Rt. 2, died Sunday night at Memorial Hospital.

She had been ill six months. A native of Union County, she was born April 13, 1905 to John and Edna (Gaston) Clevenger. She was married in 1926 to Robert K. Norris who died in 1949. She was a member of the Claiborne United Methodist Church, the Women's Society of the church and Claiborne Grange.

She is survived by three sons, Dwight of Holgate, Carl of Pasedena, and Clair of Marysville; three brothers, James' Clevenger, Ostrander, Warren Clevenger and Delmas Clevenger of Marysville; "a sister, Hila Ritchie, San Diego; and 11 grandchildren. Funeral service will be held at 1:30 p.rn. W'ednesday in the Claiborne United Methodist Church with the Rev. Wayne Ferrigan officiating. Burial will be in Claiborne Friends may call at the Ballinger Funeral Home after 2 p.m.

Tuesday. Memorial contributions may be given to the Union County Cancer Society or the Claiborne Church building fund. Hits Guardrail Timothy Long, 16, of Plain City Rt 1, was cited by the State Highway Patrol for excessive speed for conditions, following an accident Saturday at 11:43 p.m. on Co. Rd.

9, west cf U. S. Rt 33. Long was northbound on Co. Rd.

9 when he applied his brakes for a curve and slid on the wet pavement His car went off the left side cf the roaay and hit a guardrail No one wsj L-j-jed in the accident to a Patrol spokesman! tanjsmU? Sfnurual-SIrtliunr PhonM7 3IS 207 211 Main S( Marysville, Ot404 E. Behrens president and publisher Mrs. Benrens Editor Daniel fc eenrens wvanaginq catr TERMSOF SUBSCRIPTIONS One year to subscr.bers bv mail Union Coonv $'4 00. S-x montfs to subscribers by mal in Union Couny 10 00 Tee mon to subscribers by mail in Un.on County 00 One year to subscribers by carrier, payable in advance 3 TO Per week tosubscribers by carrier 0cens One year tosubscr.bers by ma'l in 1J 00 One year to Subscribers by rpj.l 23 00 Snqecocv Weekly Un on Journal es'ab'-st-ed 187 and tie Vwarysiiie Een ng Tribune es'abi sed tn w3 Seen-ered at 'Me Post 0tce Varys (ie, Of-o Sond ctass pa a Vrsvine.f"o Pjt' s'-ed ds ecect Satfay. Sutfav and Mo-oa "-oer Assoc a'ed Press.

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