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MONDAY MORNING THE TITOSYILXJE (PA.) HERALD NOVEMBER 4 1W7 FIVE Polls Open At 7 a.m. On Tuesday The polls will open at 7 a. m. tomorrow and will close at 8 p. m.

in 8,874 voting precincts in the state. The only state-wide vote is on two proposed amendments to the state Constitution. One would authorize civilian absentee voting now limited to members of the armed forces and sick veterans. The other would authorize a $150,000,000 bonus to state veterans "of the Korean War. The only county-wide contest is that ot sheriff, with Republican Andy P.

Waid of MeadviUe opposing Democrat Cecil E. Johnson of Titusville. Judge Herbert A. Mook is on both the Republican and Democratic tickets for of the Court of Common Pleas for another 10- year term. Forest Knapp (R) is the only candidate on the ballot for register and Unopposed for county treasurer is Robert V.

Peterson (R). The two candidates for jury commissioner, Harry L. Brown (R) and Merle F. Baker (D), are assured of election since one can- 'Bonus Rally' At VFW Tonight A "Bonus Rally" will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the VFW home. The rally is open to all post and auxiliary members and any Korean War veteran who is interested in attending.

The rally is to boom support for the Korean War bonus amendment on tfae bal lot Tuesday. didate from each p'arty is to be named. In Titusville, attention will 'be focused on the elections for City Council and School Board. Four candidates running for the two councilman posts are William D. Kriner (R); Frank B.

Smith (R); Robert H. Conway (D) and William J. Milliken D). Three candidates vieing for the two school director posts are J. E.

Jack (R), Earl H. Curtis- (R) and Richard K. Burt (D). There are 2,805,370 Republicans and 2,457,832 Democrats registered in the state, as well as 70,754 others, for a total registration of 5,333,056. The sale of liquor and beer is prohibited until 9 p.

m. tomorrow --one hour after the polls close. World's largest inland sea is the Caspian, between Iran and Russia. The Caspian covers 170,000 square miles. DEATHS MM.

Henry Loveless Mrs. Dora E. Loveless, 76, of Pleasantville, died at 1:30 p. m. yesterday at the Titusville Hospital after an extended illness.

On Thursday she suffered a severe paralytic stroke from which she never gained consciousness. She was born in Herrick Township, Bradford County, a daughter of Edward and Amanda State Elliott. She was married'to Henry Loveless on March 30, 1916, at Wyalusing, Bradford The couple came to Pleasantville shortly after their marriage. Her husband preceded her in death. Loveless was a member of the Pleasantville Methodist Church and the Women's Bible Class.

She was a lifelong member of the Women's Society of Christian Service. She leaves a step-daughter, Mrs. L. Billig of Oil City; two grandsons, and three brothers, Ralph Elliott of Sayre, Dallas Elliott of Bountiful, Utah, and Mark Elliott of Wyalusing. The funeral service will be held at 2 p.

m.Tuesday at the Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. Milton Shaffer officiating. Interment will be in Fairview Cemetery, Pleasantville. Mrs. Ernest L.

Post Mrs. Ida M. Post, 84, of died at 11 p. m. Satur- day at her home after an Illness of two weeks.

Mrs. Post was born in Crawford County on April 5,1873, a daughter of Almeron and Lavine McClelland Armstrong. She lived in the Centerville community most of her life. She was married April 11, 1894, to Ernest L. Post, who died in 1951.

She was a member of the Centerville Baptist Church and Athens Grange. Surviving are two sons, Eliwn Post of Centerville, BD, and Clare Post of Centerville; five grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Walter Harrison of Titusville. The body will be taken to the residence at Centerville this morning where friends may call after noon. The funeral service will be held at 2 p.

m. Tuesday in the Centerville Baptist Church with Rev. Charles A. Fuller, pastor, officiating. Interment wall follow in Sunnyside Cemetery, Centerville.

Funeral arrangements- are in charge of the Willis L. Arnold Funeral Home in Townville. Veterans Day Dance Planned The Veterans Day dinner-dance will be held at the American Legion Home next Sunday evening, sponsored by the Legion, VFW and the Marine Corps League. Tickets are being sold by all three veterans organizations. FUNERALS Daniel D.

Decker The funeral service for Danie Dale Decker was held yesterdaj at the Tracy Home of Funerals with Rev. Donald Woodruff, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene, of ficiating. He read the hymn Along" and the poem "Children Around the Throne." Interment was in Woodlawn Cemetery. Among those attending from oir of town were Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Kope Sr. and family of Pleasantville and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kope of Franklin. Mrs.

Roy G. Powers The funeral service for Daisy Powers was held Saturday at the Peterson-Bowers Funeral Home with Rev. Ralph s. Findley, pastor of the First Methodist Church, of ficiating. For interment in Woodlawn Cemetery, pall-bearers' were Har old Myers, Kenneth Tulloch, Em ory Schneider, William Schneider Perry Christy and'Edwin Frutiger Attending from out of town were Mr.

and Mrs. Don. Waldo of Edto joro, Mrs. Lela Hilliker of Erie Vtr. and Mrs.

William Powers oJ Girard and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gumbert of Bradford. Women of the Lotuka tribe in southern Sudan smoke pipes. But, he men rarely smoke.

when you purchase SUPER- NUTRITIOUS because it contains MORE VITAMINS and MINERALS than ordinary enriched bread Ottp CtlUBtrtllf fmito I I Curry 3-3141. Advance Cleaners 5-0301. Harvey It DobieJ Supply. Ruth's Shop will ope Monday, Nov. 4.

Re-elect W. K. Stokes tax col lector, Pleasantville Borough. American Legion Auxiliary tu reen supper, 6:30. Meeting at 8 Free parking (or Herald cus tomers In Washington Street park ing lot.

The Citizens Bank of Pleasant ville'will be closed November election day. Fhilco Hi-Fi and Television an Collins Radio-TV Service say in the same breath, 3-6351. Board'of Health office, City Hall Phone No. 3-6501. Hours: Morn ings 9-12 Monday-Saturday.

Public Stanley demonstration to night 8:30 Woman's Club building sponsored by Rainbow Girls. Tickets for the Lions' Show -will be available at Colestock ticket of fice at 7:00 p. m. each night. Your best buy is Raymonizing The most for your money.

Ray mond Cleaners, phone Oil City 4-1229. Accountant Will Speak Ed ward Olmes of Oil City, a forme resident of Titusville, will be th speaker at the regular luncheo meeting of the Titusville Rotar; Club at the Colonel Drake Hotel Tuesday. Mr. Olmes' fattier, May or Olmes, taught in the'Titusvill public schools several years ago Two Men Arrested Titusville police arrested one man on drunk charge and another on a drunk and disorderly conduc charge over the weekend. Th pleaded guilty to the drunk charge and paid a $5 fine.

Tin other man, who was arrested on South Franklin Street at 12:40 a. yesterday, was released on a $10 'orfeit. Shooting in City Police received two reports of person, or persons, shooting at ringneckec pheasants within Titusville city limits Saturday afternoon. Both callers said the shooting was below Brown Street, between Oil Creek and the Strutbers Wells Forge Works division. i checked, but said they found nobody in that vicinity shooting at pheasants.

Fighting Women--A hearing at 11 a. m. today before Alderman N. Allen Love will be held to determine who of two women started a fight between them. Each brought a charge of simple assault and battery against the other on Saturday afternoon.

One warrant was served from Alderman Love's office and the other from Alderman William Preston's office Details of the fight itself were no available. Township Building Burglarized-The Complanter Township Roai Supervisors along Route 8 at the Bynd Farm Bridge was burglarized during the nigh and articles-valued stolen, according State Police of the Franklin Substation. State Trooper Kenneth E. McCoy, said the articles missing included a $275 power saw, two automobile tires, a gallon of anti-freeze and five gallons of motor oil. Local Boy Missing--Dennis L'at- shaw, 15, of E.

Central Ave. has been reported missing by his mother, Mrs. FJorence Latshaw. She told police thought her son was on the company of another youth who may be headed for. St.

Petersburg, -where the other boy's father lives. feet, three inches weighs 115 pounds, has reddish-blond lair. He was wearing a black corduroy jacket with a black and white stripe over the shoulders, and blue jeans. Directors Ousted Crawford tounty Commissioners ousted two ongtime directors from the county "air Association at their meeting ast Friday. Kicked out were James'A.

Beatty of Conneaut Lake and Dum of Cochrantoh, who; had been directors since the air was started. Wellington D. Smith, commissioners' chairman, two were removed "in the jest 'interests of the fair" and to 'promote ft cooperation among fair board members." The 957 fair showed a balance of Retrain the OldPeople, Doctor Says CLEVELAND, Nov. 3 A. Jritish psychologist said here that methods should be devices to people who, due to age, have lost the physical ability to jontinue their present work.

Dr. A. T. Welford, Cambridge University lecturer, said, "Very has been done in this field, ties." Speaking at the 10th annual Serontological Society meeting, he aid, "By far the most serious limitation on older people staying work is the pressure of speed. "This usually starts to get peo- le down around 50 and, in many ases, by the time they've reached le late 50s and early 60s they're orced to change jobs." Most of these people, he said, who have to change jobs tend to rift into unskilled work, when they could be holding jobs of a more skilled nature.

State Suspends Five Licenses Priving privileges of five dis- rict drivers has been ccording to a report of the Bureau Highway Safety, Department of Revenue. They are: Richard L. Hippie of Titusville, tar Route, Jesse E. Brown of partansburg, RD 3, Wayne F. filler of Guys Mills, RD 2, and Robert L.

Chapman of Union City, Rev. Westley At Convention Rev. John D. Westley, pastor of the Titusville EUB Church, was among the 5,000 Sunday school workers who attended the 12th annual Sunday school convention in Grand Rapid, on Oct. 30 and 31 and Nov.

1. Eighty workshop sessions stressed the application of modern education techniques and teaching tools to the Sunday Schools. Featured speakers included Dr. Edward Simpson, president of the National Sunday School Association, Dr. Clate A.

Risley of Chicago, executive secretary, Dr. Henritta Mears of Hollywood and Rev. Philip Gaglarbi, a minster from Kamloops, British Colombia, who doubles as a commissioner of highways In Canada. Erio Woman Hurt In Two-Car Crash An Erie woman was Injured In a two-car collision on Route 6, one mile west of Corry, at 8:45 a. m.

yesterday. Mary Luther, 47, was a passenger in- a car being opefated by Allislon Luther, 46. She was treated' for body bruises at the Corry Memorial Hospital. State Troopers said Dorothy F. Yoder, of Corry, RD 3, had slowed "down and was attempting to make left turn into a private driveway.

She gave the required signal. The Luther car, following sehind, began to pass the Yoder vehicle on the left and the crash resulted. all for speeding, no defense sub- bitted; Norman Van Epps of Pleasantville, RD 2, racing on a highway. Licenses have been restored to district drivers: Charles E. Tatiers of Guys Mills, RD 2, Neva Bright of 335 E.

Central Thomas O'Brien Cartuey of 432 N. Drake John K. Henne of 332 W. Oak Kevin Osgood Teed Jr. of Townville, RD Floyd M.

Stoke of Union City, RD 2, and Clyde Clifford Rex" of. Pleasantville, POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Voiers of Sparta Township Due to other business, I do not wish be elected for supervisor. Your support please give to in my behalf, WILLIAM SCOUTEN --D. Hutchison When answering a want ad, say you saw it in The Herald. Derify flight; From Chess Lambert on Airport NEW YORK Lv, 6:52 pm Arr.

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