The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 3

THE EVENING INDEPENDENT. MASSILLON. OHi- THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1971 THREE OBITUARY Set hearin on FaMess oti ht Iplay goes Carl V. Lachmaier. 59, of 119 TOf 1 8-20 QTOUT) llth stNE, was pronounced dead; on arrival today at 6:10 at COLUMBUS (AP) the Massillon city hospital, where he was taken after becoming suddenly ill in his residence.

He had been under medical care for some time. privileges far persons in the 18 i to 21 years old is the subject of Jon Schriber stev Piceiachio a hearing opening at the state-! and Deru enact the house today. The hearing, first of a series church, the Holy Name society of that church and the Knights of Columbus Council 554 and Roofers local 88. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Catherine Lachmaier; four daughters, Mrs.

Roger (Mary Lou) Ward of Phoenix, Mrs. James (Ruth Ann) O'Hara of Indianopolis, Mrs. Kenneth (Jane) Wittig of Canton and Miss Kathy Lachmaier a home; a son, Robert Lachmaier at home; a sister Mrs. Gus Lell of Massillon and five grandchil dren. The funeral will be Saturday at 8 a.m.

in St Mary's Catholic church. Interment will be made in" the parish, cemetery. The body is at the Heitger funeral home, where friends may call Friday from 2 to 4 and to 9 p.m. The rosary will be prayed Friday at 7 pjn. by societies and parishioners, in the funeral hjome.

Joseph Wagner Joseph Wagner, 55, of 315 5th st NW, New Philadelphia, died Tuesday in the Massillon city hospital, where he was a patient for a month. He was born in Tuscarawas county and was an employe of the Slasor laeser wholesale electric supply firm of New Philadelphia. He was a member of New Philadelphia Eagles lodge. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Charles (Mary) Pauline of He was a life resident of lanned the state, may sillon and was a self-employed a1 1: roofing contractor.

He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic 1 roles of the money hungry stepchildren of an heir to $10,000000 in Pairless high school's pro- branch into questions of to persons under 21. Karen Fahrney plays the role The are to place in her an in- ed. The institute, known as The New Philadelphia; a son, Jack W. Wagner of New Philadelphia; his parents," Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Wagner of New Cumberland; four sisters, Mrs. Molly Jones, Mrs. Anthony (Nettie) Bober, Mrs. Louise Stevens and Miss Anna Wagner, all of New Philadelphia; two brothers, Fred and Frank Wagner, both of New Philadelphia and two grandchildren.

The funeral will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the Kaserman-Naylor funeral home, New Phil- ducted by the senate elections st itute for the mentally disturb- committee, headed by Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff, R-8 Cincinnati, and Rep. Frederick N.

Young, R-84 Dayton, chairman of the house elections subcommittee. Secretary of State Ted W. Cloisters is described by Fairy, JACKSON "frisked" by patrolman Selogv one of the "guests" played bv juests" played by Jane as "Climate Best by Government Ofeher so- called guests are Hannibal, a con-. Brown will fee the leadoff wit-icert violinist, played by Dwight ness. State Republican Chairman I Netzly; Florence, who thinks she John S.

Andrews also will tes-jis a mother but isn't, portrayed Other 'hearings are to be by Hope Harris and Jeff, a war scheduled latex in major cities veteran with a liking for books, Students get safety lesson from officer Lake Cable board holds election Three officers have been re- elected by the board of trustees the Lake Gable Recreation Association, Inc. and a newly i elected trustee was elected treasurer. Re-elected at a recent meeting in the Mahogany room of the Lake Cable club house were Leroy W. Fowler, president; Paul V. DeVille, vice president and Norman D.

Harris, secretary. Gordon G. Persons, new trustee, was chosen treasurer. PERSONS is a graduate of Washington high school and studied mechanical engineering through the International Correspondence School of Scranton, Pa. He completed special courses at Kent State university and the College of Wooster and Fairless high names teens of tlw month MERLENA KAYLOR ROGER REMENARIC and at major universities.

Answer two false alarms Merlena Kaylor and Roger; Sugar Creek township, and Paul a two-year "Rational" Manage" Renienaric have been named JRemenaric of Navarre, ment course at Walsh college teens of the month for January! Roger is 6 feet, 5 inches tall, jj as jettered in basketball the of Is currently the Massillon city firemen twice Wednesday night risked equipment and their lives to answer what turned out to be false a- arrns. Fighting inclement weather, firemen were first called to the 1000 block of 32nd st NW at 7:53 p.m. and then went to 25th st at Wilson SE at 9:15 p.m. In each case, box alarms were pulled. i especially about apes, played by Safety was the theme during THE PATROLMAN Grossniklaus.

a recent visit by Canton Patrol- his uniform and the significance and Mrs Merlin Kavlor of 445iFalcons starting center and the i Other members of the cast man Joseph A. Selogy to the oi its emblems and displayed;" 1 IT S-iS st, Navarre, is a varsity Federal league leading scorer. Lautzenheiser, who plays! three second grade classrooms some police equipment the use ve om cheerleader. She has been cheer-He has also been a member of the role of a doctor and Nanceyi at Jackson elementary school, of which he described. High- mmee 1 la memoersnip cnair- leadinff for ht tfle Fairless football and base- jStertrbach, a nurse at the in- Selogy resides at 6300 Straus-lighting this portion of the or me anl section ot ball teams jstilute.

st NW, Jackson township, gram was the "frisking" of two the Association of Iron and HAS been a member of The play is directed by Mrs. and has. son, Steven, in one Students "suspects" Though no; Steel En gmeers. Dwight Netzly and Mrs. Pete'of second grades.

He dis-i weapons were found, the "sus- Persons, his wife He is a member of the Kev the Girls' Athletic club for fourj i uo Varsity club, and a stu- a years, the Pep club, dent councU representative. He eral admission and $2, patrons. I The pupils also were warned! with the viewing of the film, son Memorial higih school, re- make-up committee iagainst accepting a ride in a Talking Car," which stress- side at 5166 East blvd NW. The HPF hnhhiVs arp A run today at 4:50 a.m. made to provide reatment to Mrs.

John W. Streeter of 1506 13th st SE. She became ill during the night, but did not require additional treat- TOUR WITH CHOIR strangers. Three Massillon members of the Chapel choir of Capital uni-JTlf linr versity, Columbus, will tour withj 1 1 the choir beginning Friday andj wpl continuing through Feb. 8 tbi concerts in ies pedestrian safety.

His hobbies are coin and stamp Her.hobbies -are cooking He plans to attend family are active members of baking, art, reading, sewing, college Mrs. Walter Amacher. United Church of Christ tending her Ironical fish and! arranged the tending her tropical fish and! for her pet crow, Sam. southern states. ment.

Firemen said Mrs. Streeter was having difficulty jreathing when they arrived. Miss Jeanne Sanor. bride-elect Linda Pry, daughter of Mr ph was ored Sunday afternoon at a Classes readied on childbirth The Canton Childbirth Educa- tion association is preparing to 'Critical' after fall She is a member of the Youth Update meeting and Mrs. Raymond Pry of 6364 Wales ave NW, a sophomore and Xjlilila nil I a SGIilOr aDu 3.T16L 1 4.1.

VAVJ Hill, a freshman, pl Sp of the hospital today in the intensive J-O MJ, IJW-L bndal shower given by the Miss-i offerthettirdseriesofcl Nd es Marie and Mae Wilson, cmldbirth education Erie st at Massillon city: at Fohl Memorial Methodist church A meeting of the Jackson she also sings in the choir. trustees originally plans for after graduation are in- scheduled for Feb. 12 will be definite. held Feb. 5 at 7 p.m.

in the. Roger, the son of Mrs. Grace township hall, 5735 Wales ave of 811 Remenaric of 12793 Elton st SWJNW. Permits issued for 4 duplexes Perry township zoning depart- Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Hill df 1023 residence, 886 Cherry rd is to both hdp eoupks un der-care unit in "critical" condition Roosevelt st NE, participate! stand child bearing and prepare with multiple fractures sustain- in the tour which will take the! Tne weddm of Miss Sanorjthem for childbirth. ed from a fall Tuesday! 'choir to Florida, North a ndi and M(r wikon wil1 take place Th CCEA emphasizes the; City police were unable to South Carolina. Georgia, Frida evenin at6inSt Mary ffflnil centered approach tojpersuade Neiman to go to the see and West Virginia. church. The reception Therefore, the class- hospital Tuesday when they The choir will view the wiu foUow in the VFW halL Ies are for both husband and wife him following a call to ment today reported 'the issuing: of permits for four duplexes laving a total construction valuation of $80,000.

Fees were $140. shot Sunday from Cape Kennedy. Guests were Shelly Wright, and the role of the husband is jthe police that an elderly man Mary Brownlee, Lorraine Warn-emphasized in the childbirth i had fallen down some stairs er, Thelma Cowan, Gladys Ir-! preparation. near midnight at his house. Rick Joseph of 'the Philliesjving, Mary Rager, Jackie If you are interested in more City patrolmen went to check stroked three pinch-ftit Litten, Laverna Cowan and i rn iation on these classes or adelphia, with the Rev.

Edgar Jones, pastor of Jerusalem Unit- Inc. of 1606 Portage st NW, for construction at 210512, 222-223, i 300-302 and 306-308 Elizabeth i SW, Massillon. runs last season. They Joseph Sanor. Prizes in'on enroling in the next series, a ainst pitchers Ken went to Janice Reeves, please contact Mrs.

William Foster and Mike McCor-'Gloria Litten, til Reeves at 520 Easthill, SE, North ixontracung, rosier, ed Church of Christ officiating. Interment will be made in Evergreen burial park, New Philadelphia. Friends may call at the 'fu-j neral home this evening from. Service Schedule 7 to 9. Wilson.

Canton. on Neiman Thursday near noon and they reported that at that time Neiman said he would like to go to the hospital. The police I called Perry ambulance. Funeral of Emil Dominick The funeral of Emil Dominick, 71, of 189 24th st NW, who died in Melbourne, Fla. Monday while vacationing, will be held Saturday at 10 a.m.

in St. Barbara's Catholic church. In-! terment will be made in Rose: Hill memorial park. Mr. Dominick and his wifej had been in Florida all this month.

He was a retired building contractor here. The body is at the Heitger funeral home, where friends may call Friday evening from 6 to 9. The rosary will be prayed at 7 p.m» in the funeral home. Luther Scowden Funeral The funeral of Luther Scowden, 65, of Dayton, father of Mrs. David (Iris) Andrews of 712 Tremont ave SW, will be held Friday at 10:30 a.

m. at the Meyer and Boehme funeral home, Dayton. Interment will be made in a Dayton" cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 4 to 9 p.m. iMr.

Scowden, father-in-law of the Rev. David Andrews, pastor of the United Methodist church of Massillon, died Tuesday in a Dayton hospital, following a lengthy illness. In addition to his daughter, Mr. Scowden is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lorna Scowden; a son, Lynn Scowden of Dayton, and a granddaughter.

Funeral of Mn. Bertha Graef The funeral of Mrs. Bertha i Graef, 86, of Dover, who died Tuesday in the Valley Manor nursing home in New Philadel- pfoia, wit be Friday at 2 p.m. in the Meese-Bierie funeral home in Dover. Interment will be made in Dover burial park.

Through an error in Wednesdays' obituary family name was misspelled as "Grace" and should have been Graef. ShC was the widow of Adam Graef, i who died in 1956. She was born in Beach City and was a member of Beach City United Me- tihodist church. Survivors are thtee daugh ters, Mrs. Curtis (Dorothy) Schilling of Beach City, (Alice) Zurcher of BD 2, Navirre, Mrs.

Harold Dawson (Mildred) of Dover; a son Harold Graef of Perry township; a sister, Mrs. Laura Bacher of MttriUon; two brothers, George E. Reese of Canton and Waiter Reese of Beach City and 13 grandchildren and four great- grandchildren, Mrs. Lawrence (Viola) Sellake Tonight at 7, funeral faomev 19305 W. Seven.

Mile dr, Detroit. Committal service Friday, p.m. in chapel to Rose Hill memorial park. The body will Me in state in chapel from! 11:30 a.m. Army Pfc Ronald M.

Garrison, Friday, 1 p.m., Earl B. Jackj Son funeral home, Interment, Sunset Hills burial park. Joseph Wagner 1:30 p.m., Kaserman-Naylor fu-j neral home, New Interment, Evergreen burial park, New Philadelphia, Walter Clay Edwards Friday, 2 p.m. Paquefet funeral home Interment Brookfield cemetery. Mrs.

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