The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 6

...1.1. Deaths And Funerals MRS. LEWIg A. FOX Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Fox, Salinan until 1963, died Wednesday at Boulder, Colo.

Mrs. Fox was born March 11, 1881, at Central City in county, Kas. She was a resident of Salina 43 years until moving to Boulder to live with her daughter, Mrs. Louis Divilbiss, in 1963. Her husband, Lewis Alfred, died in 1949.

He was a farmer and stockman. Fox, a member of the University Methodist Church, was active in church work She also was a rose-grower. In addition to her daughter, Mrs. Fox is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Belle Herdman, Le- Hoy, and Mrs.

A. Kansas City, six grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. The funeral will be at 10 am Saturday at the Rush Smith funeral home. Rev. Carlton French officiating.

Entombment will in Hillcreet mausoleum. Friends may call at the funeral home. ARTIMUS BROWN BOSTON, Mass. Artimus E. Brown, 75, a former Salina resident, and brother of Bradley Brown, 704 S.

Front, SaJina, died Sunday in Boston. Mr. Brown lived in Salina from 1911 to 1935 before moving to Boston. He wai born July 29 1890, at Bridgeport. Survivors inclu'de brother and a sister, Mrs.

Olivt M. Owens, South San Gabriel, Calif. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Chapel funeral borne. MILBERN W. WEED Milbern W.

Weed, 41, Oakley, died at Asbury hospital Tuesday Bight. Mr. Weed wae the Logan county register of deeds. He was born April 1924 In Mingo, and was a veteran of World War 2. Survivors Include the widow Ruth.

Local funeral arrangements are by tfat Rush Smith funeral MBS. J. ANGUS HOWIE Myrtle May Howie, 82, a resident of Carlton before moving to Salina, died Tuesday at the Ash Lawn nursing home. was born May 3, 1883. at Columbus Grove, Ohio.

She was a member of the Carlton Presbyterian Church. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Mary Etta Herman, Kansas City. Mrs. Ruth Burchard, Wichita, and Mrs.

Ruby Tinkter, 1609 Gypsum; two sons, Walter, Abilene, and Gypsum; two brothers, Lynn Bogart, Topeka, and Daniel Bogart, St. Joseph, four Mrs. Laverne Carney, James Carney and Mrs. Mervin Stuck, all of California, and Mrs. William Eisele, 832 Sheridan; 17 grandchildren and 26 greatgrandchildren.

The funeral will be at 2:30 pm Thursday in the Carlton Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Norman Mettleton officiating. Burial will be in the Elmo cemetery. Friends may call at the Gillum funeral home, Gypsum. MRS.

ALLEN GARRISON MINNEAPOLIS Mrs. Ida Louise Garrison, 82, a lifetime resident of this area, died Tues- ay at her home in Delphos. She was born Oct. 23, 1882 in Glasco. Her husband, Allen died in 1960.

She was a member of the Delphos Lutheran Church. Survivors include three brothers. Otto Berndt, 301 E. Minneapolis, Salina, and Edward and Herman Berndt, both of Glasco, and two sisters, Mrs. T.

V. Mc- Glasco, and Mrs. Mary Peterson, Delphos. The funeral will be at 2 pm Friday at the Haley funeral home, Minneapolis. Burial will be in Delphos cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home. MRS. DELMAR TUCKER OSBORNE Mrs. Maude Tucker, 82, longtime Osborne resident, died Tuesday at Osborne Memorial hospital. She was born Dec.

1, 1883, at Platte City, coming to Kansas with her husband in 1907. She moved to Osborne in 1937, and was a member of the Christian church. Survivors Include three daughters, Mrs. Edna Parratt, Wheatridge, Mrs. Orpha Deering, Osborne, and Mrs.

Opal Stephenson, Alton; a son, Eugene, Osborne; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The funeral will be Friday at 2 pm in the Taylor funeral chapel, Osborne, the Rev. Richard Duckworth officiating. Burial will be in the Alton cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary.

WILLIS F. CANS Willis F. Cans, 82, of the Niles community, died at 9:20 pm Tuesday at St. John's hospital. Mr.

Cans, a retired farmer, had been an Ottawa county resident for 69 years. He lived four miles west of Niles. Survivors are two daughters, Bemiece Cans, 504 S. nth, and Mrs. Joha'liU, Brookville; two sons, Willis Bernard both of Niles; a brother, Fred, Niles, and a sister, Mrs.

D. E. Cannon, San Antonio, Fla. Mr. Gans was born.

Jan. 2, 1883, in Germany. The funeral will be at pm Friday at the St. John's Lutheran Church, the Rev. Norman Ullestad officiating.

Burial will be in the Niles cemetery. Friends may call at the Guy R. Ryan Sons mortuary. Today In Salina Hospital Admissions Hrara St. John's 2nd aid 4th pm 3rd floor 2-4 pm, pm Asbury--2-4 pm, pm Ward pn 7:00 Si30 pn.

Asbury Mrs. Roy A. Nicholson, Salina RFD Mrs. Glenn D. Postlethwaite, 804 State; Mrs.

Joseph E. Genereux, 152 Bel Aire; Raymond L. Hine, 437 S. Delaware; Mrs. Paul N.

Livengood, 619 Rocket; Ernest E. Cole, 424 Missouri; Mrs. Donald Giddings, 1700 Beverly Mrs. James Darnell, 836 Sheridan; Mrs. Walter A.

Hixson, 730 N. 5th; Christina M. Durbin, Abilene; Becky Sue Durbin, Abilene; James D. Pruitt, Kanopolis; Mrs. Maggie J.

Shoemaker. Minneapolis; Mrs. Elmer Wingard, Talmage; Mrs. Katie Cleveland, Crestview Nursing Home, Bennington: J. A.

Lundquist. Gypsum; Mrs. James Farrand, Ellsworth, and Ola Barnes, Delphos. St. John's David S.

Cooksey, 438 Hazd Court; Therel L. Mauk, 916 Merrill; Mrs. Granville Morriss, Salina RFD Mary A. Bohm, 617 W. Crawford; Vincent P.

Rodriguez, 821 W. South; Paul V. Rockhold 869 Merrill; Mrs. Elmore Harlenske, 1415 Osborne; Edward S. Swanberg, 129 N.

College; Mrs. Larry D. Bremmerman, 922 W. South; Mrs. John V.

Duff, Salina, RFD Mrs. Juanita J. Cole, 1602 Highland, and Mrs. Darrell A. Keller, 1315 Roach.

Hospital Dismissals Driving Class At Salina High Salina high school is organizing an Adult Drivers Education class. The first class will be at 7 pm Thursday in room 122 at the high school. The south entrance will be used. Six classes will be held and six hours of driving experience. Interested persons should call the high school at TA 3-6346.

Milton J. Schultz, 217 E. Jeweli; Lawrence A. Falen, 1637 Redwood; Kerry M. Whippks, Pfeiffer Hall, KWU; Mrs.

Opal A. Brewer, 116 Clark; Mrs. Boyd Lee, Salina RFD Mrs. Rons-R. Bowlih, 2037 Norton; Mrs.

Edward K. Macy and baby girl, 801 W. Iron; Mrs. Ernest Newman and baby boy, 740 N. 2nd; Darrell J.

Gerhardt, 937 Sheridan; Sharon Kay Swanson, Salina RFD Rosemary Shields, 409 Anderson; Clarence C. Elias, LaCrosse; Mrs. Alice Arvizu, Minneapolis, and i. Charles Rolph and baby boy, Minneapolis. St.

John'. Dale S. Sheldon, 1301 Indian Rocfc Lane; Mrs Dewey F. Morton, 501 E. Crawford; Joe Fournier.

909 Sunrise- Mrs. Cecil C. Denney, 114 Kansas, and Philip J. Augustine! Courts Traffic Frank E. Bach, Holyrood, speeding, $20 and costs; James R.

Ratzloff, 1505 Kiowa, failure to transfer vehicle title within 10 days and illegal registration $10 and costs; William G. Anderson, 1015 E. Minneapolis, speeding, $10 and costs; Charles R. Shelton, Salina RFD 1, unlawful use of vehicle registered for farm use, fs fine suspended to pay costs; Verlin D. Auer.

1947 Ruskin Road, operating 4 kerf an Thanks-A-Million ICE CREAM 1 BIG DAYS-Wed. Oct. 6 Thru Sat. Oct. 9 At Peter Pan Ice Cream Stores Peter Pan Ice Cream HALF GALLONS hide in manner not exempt by the KCC, $5 fine suspended, to pay costs; Norman E.

Skaggs, Butler, speeding, $15 and costs. Magistrate John David Maccraw, one year in county jail for joy-riding; Han-ell Newman and Ralph Kenneth Wilcox. no addresses given, charges of non-support dismissed, each to pay court costs. Police Traffic Kelvin John Kinderknecht, Salina RFD 2, excessive noise, Shirley Mae Geist, 153 N. Oakdale.

defective lights, Tom Baber, 116 X. 2nd, illegal turn, $5, and Everett H. Zahn, 662 S. 10th, stopsign, 5 days, paroled one ar; speeding, 10 days, paroled one year, and defective mufflers, $5. Lions Club Barbecue Saturday Deep-pit barbecued beef served in a bun baked beans relishes ice cream coffee or pop.

That's the menu for the 9th annual public barbecue Saturday the 4H building at Kenwood sponsored by the Salina Downtown Lions club. Entertainment will be by the Lions Dixieland Band and other special acts. Serving will be from 5 to 8 pm, rain or shine. Advance tickets from Lions members are available at $1 each. The price will be $1.25 at the door.

Dean Naylor is the barbecue chairman. The Lions use money raised by the projects to finance work with Saline county 4H clubs and Salina boys baseball programs. Over 5000 were served at last year's barbecue. Chamberlain's Son Dies Wednesday, Oct. 6-MALMESBURY, England (AP)-Francis Neville Chamberlain, son of the former British minister, died at his home near here early today.

He was 51. More Oil Found In Russell, Rooks Counties The state's 95th oil discovery well of 1905 went on the records of the Kansas conservation division Tuesday. In Russell county, four miles northwest of Russell, the successful wildcat discovery weil was Jay Bee Oil No. i Rogg, se se ne of 7-13-14W. It made 46 barrels of 40.8- gravity oil daily, plus 50 percent water, from Lansing Kansas City rocks at 2864-70 feet.

Top of the Lansing zone was at 2868 feet from an elevation of 1699. On State Test Rooks county's previously named opener of the Palmberg field, 22 miles southwest of Stockton, earned state test of 47 barrels of 32-gravity oil daily, plus a trace of water. This field opener is Martin and Keller's No. i Palmberg, se ne sw of 2-io-i9w. It pays from Lansing-Kansas City, found at 3361 from an elevation of 2124 and perforated from 3418 to 3422 feet.

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