The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 3

OBITUARY (Growers May George W. Dei trick AlYlYI F'fil- George W. Deitrick, 83, of Orr- 1 7 ville; owner and operator of Deitnck's drug store in Orrville 1 I from 1910 until his retirement ini 1947. died Thursday in Wayne county hospital Wooster 61 61 vice air. Deitrick, whose store, 01 Sta rk count i' ASc committee till bears his name but now a a farraer Tusearawas town- THE EVEmNG INDEPENDENT.

MASSILLON OHIO WU SAA UQ still bears his name but is now owned and operated by Mayor Herbert Sollenberger and Robert Reynolds of Orrville, suffered a ship, announced today, that corn growers who harvested corn in 1955 and had not exceeded their allotment, could apply at stroke three weeks ago. He was a -n native of Smithville and was a count ASC office by graduate of the College of Phar- 24 for a com loan in the macy of Ohio Northern univer- anl nt oi SL67 a bushel for sity, Ada. He was a member three or beltcr Spcicher the Orrville Methodist church Jec oul that the corn cribs and the Masonic of On- ould be measured to determine ville. tne quantity of corn and a sam- Mr. Deitrick is survived by his' av to det the grade widow, Mrs.

Martha Swa'nger and that the Producer would have Deitrick whom, he married in o'clock noon May 31 to 1906. A son. Howard Deitrick. Mgn lhe ecessar papers, preceded him in death. Lloyd Pariso, a member of the The funeral will be held Mon- county committee and a day at 2 p.

m. at the Aublc- Paris township farmer, said that Hoolcy funeral home in Orrville S' Dlc corn producers who did The Rev. R. M. Harris, pastor of riot care to take a loan but want- the Orrville Methodist church.

cd to be guaranteed support price, "ill officiate. Interment will be ould st a Purchase agreement made in Crown Hill cemetery wnicl1 lllp agree to deliver a Orrville. given amount of corn and they Friends may call at the funeral xv receive support price on home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7' tne specified amount. Pariso said lo 9 p. m.

(hat purchase agreements could be signed on or before May 31. Sherman J. Ross Sherman J. Ross, 91, formerly 1IE POINTED out that thd of Mansfield, father of James samc eligibility applied for pur- Ross of Youngstown Hill rd, died chase agreement corn as for loan Thursday in Mary Day nursing a advised that any farmers home where ho had been a pa- ell ble for 1955 support price on tient for the last year. corn contact the Stark county Mr.

Ross was a retired engineer ASC ofrice at 203 Market ave with 50 years of service on the Can He further said that corn Pennsylvania railroad. taken 5 prior to the 1955 corn in addition to his son he is crop in satisfaction of former survived by a daughter. Mrs. oans and purchase agreements Mary Siford of Toledo; one grand- llacl a11 moved out of the county child and four great-grandchil- and at present time there are rfi'cn. no surplus commodities in storage The funeral is tentatively ar- ln stark county.

ranged for 2 p. m. Saturday al the Wapncr funeral home in Mansfield with interment in Mansfield. Friends may call at the funeral home in Mansfield. DETROIT (AP) Police re- i cruiters are looking for a team of OCfVlCC OClieUlllC skm divers to the force.

Gust Toles Saturday, 1 p. Skin divin has a place in po- Shilon Baptist church. Interment Iice work said Deputy Superin- Mnssillon cemetery. tendent Miles J. Furlong.

"There Harold F. sisler Saturday, are many times lives wjuld be 1 p. Swigart funeral home, saved if we could ti. drown Canal Fulton. Interment, Aloga- i ng victim, dore cemetery.

Lazar Mihen Saturday, 1:30 p. Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollin- jir-r funeral home. Interment, Massillon cemetery. A 200-pound live hog weighs 146 pounds when dressed. Orders Cafe Reopened Judge D.

Deaiie McLaughlin of the Stark county common pleas court Thursday ordered reopening of the Black Hawk cafe in Alliance, pending a hearing on an action to close the place, if its owners post bond. Lymos and nez Stark, who operate the cafe at 921 Patterson st, Alliance, appeared in court yesterday during the hearing of a defense motion to dissolve a temporary padlock order signed May 11 by Judge McLaughlin. In his ruling yesterday, the judge said the order, to Prosecutor John Rossetti, would remain in effect until the required bond actually is posted. Rossetti obtaineti the temporary injunction closing the cafe after he filed a petition charging the Starks have permitted "rioting, reveling and intoxication" on the premises, which the prosecutor termed a "common nuisance." The Starks. holders of a D-2 MJlVCr C0JW YOUR 'ZENITH' Television And Radio Store BAMMERLIN'S Z12 FIRST STREET, N.

E. Established 1897 FOR FURNITURE Of Quality at Popular KIDS GO FOR Keep Up Your American Home With Quality Furnishings From THURIN'S FLECK VANILLA OF CANTON Furniture Carpets Draperies Lamnj Dial GL 451l' but when you are looking for pharmacy PHONE TE 2-2106 OPEN 9 TO 9 INCLUDING SUNDAY DRUG STOKE MASSItLON AT AMHERST PARK KT 5 BLOCKS NORTH OF CITY HOSPFTAT LAKE AVE. AND AMHERST RD jliquor license permitting them to sell beer and wine, contend the (business is their only means of livelihood. They also contend the temporary closing of their business without a hearing works an undue hardship on them aud the loss of income pending disposition of the case will be irreparable. Held In Assault Upon War Bride JERSEY CITY, X.

J. magistrate went to the bedside of a paralyrcd Japanese war bride Thursday to arraign her husband on a charge of atrocious assault and battery after her third-floor leap from their apartment. Mrs. Sachiko Gaston, 25, claimed she jumped from the window to avoid more of her husband's blows at their home on 25. Mrs.

Gaston has been paralyzed from the waist down. Her husband Ronald, also 25, was held on 82,500 bail by Harold Krieger. Mrs. Gaston blamed their difficulties on jrinking. NKP Family Night Slated A program of varied entertainment has been planned as a feature of the seventh annual Family Night of the Wheeling and Lake Erie district of the Nickel Road this evening at 8 (dst) in the Brewster high school audi- F.

S. Hales of Cleveland, president of the road, will speak. Patty Brick and Gary Maurer of Massillon will dance. Members of the trampoline team of the Massillon Y.M.C.A. will present an act.

Russell Savage of Navarre will contribute an accordion selection. Brewster entertainers also will present a portion of the program. Movies will be shown and refreshments served by the Brewster Booster club. FRIDAY. MAY 13, 1958 ceremonies.

the Five door prizes will be awarded to adults. An equal number of door prizes will be awarded to children. Engraved plaques for safety performance will be awarded to ing for plant and equipment departments of the road expansion. whose forces completed 15551 A ,1 if without a reportable injury. ACl 111 11 IS HlS Cash awards will be presented to winners of the children's safe-'111 1 V-lv OiaVin ty slogan contest.

ft C. L. Huebner of this city, as-! CINCINNATI (AP) Detcc- chief clerk to the district five Chief Henry Sandman said superintendent of motive power today that Denver Powell 45 of cars, is general chairman. A. El Centre.

has admitted par- 1 Br tcr cuera i I'cipating in the holdup slaving diesPl fnm wU oe master of of James Schrcck. an east sidn delicatessen operator, in 1949. Homicide Detective Lytle Young filed charges of first degree murder and armed robbery against Powell. The officers said Powell claimed James Grig'bv fired the HOT SPRINGS. Va.

A' snots u'hich killed Schrcck. Grit's- possible slight business downturn! 1 was to death in a cafe in the July-September quarter sibrawl Hazard. Ky. in January', forecast by some industrialists 195 here for a meeting of Schrcck was killed 27. commerce department's Business 1949 His murder had remained Advisory Council.

i an unsolved crime. An informant Expressing some concern overi Ve gav Uce informali "tight money" policy of to thn arrcst Tuesrlav THREE Bounty Boost CITY, S. D. i Inflation has overtaken the price 'of gopher tails. Campbell countv commissioners doubled the bounty to hunters.

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