The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 3

THE EVENING INDEPENDENT, MASSILLON, OHIO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1962 Deaths And Funerals Philip E. English Philip E. English, 51, of 1203 Forest ave SE, collapsed while walking with his wife on 6th st SW Saturday afternoon and was pronounced dead on arrival at the Massillon city hospital at 5 p. m. Death was apparently caused by a heart attack.

He had been under a physicians ore for several years. Born in New Mattmora at 7 (Washington county), Mr. English resided in Massillon for the church, will officiate. Interment will be made in Newman Creek Chapel cemetery. Friends may call at the Arnold- Lynch funeral home this evening from 7 to 9 and Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m.

Clinton lodge No. 52 Members Of Congress Won't Return THREE IT 111 niA lldllOW the Prayers and Lessons which precede the Gospel, -Ending the Mass with a 1 ing and the Latin words ile Missa est" (go, the Mass is finished). The blessing now comes WASHINGTON (AP) The'f oldest congressman and three; 47. other octogenarians are among FLINT, Mich. near the end oFth'eVass', Curtice, 69, retired president years.

He was born final reading from the Gospel, i of General Motors Mich. Saturday, apparently of a heart IT Of attack. A-jAIJUJl Cl Curtice headed GM. world's' Alltcli'Ctic DIGS largest manufacturing (AP) Dr. arctic research for the army, died Sunday of a heart attack.

Eklund, who had been in government service 29 years, was in Tomahawk, Wis. with the firm for more than 40 Carl R. Eklund, 53, of in Eaton ton, D. antarctic explorer, lec-i Genocide is the name for mur- jurer and chief of polar andjder of a race of people. j.

mno aio anivsiig, F. 4 A. will hold a Masonic 52 members of congress who are; past 22 years. He was a retired Alfred Houmard, 79, retired aUhe funeral home certa i to be replaced when the new session convenes next January. They either have retired to pri- Alfred Iloumard vate life, are seeking other of- PENNEY'S employe of the Tyson and former Wayne coun- fice, or were defeated in primary Co.

Mr. English was a member of Monroe lodge N6. 189 F. A. of Woodsfield, the Scottish Rite, Valley of Canton; Al Koran Shrine of Cleveland and the Al Koran Trum Drum social units ty resident died suddenly Saturday evening in Massillon.

elections. LESS THAN HALF of the 52 of Massillon. In addition to his widow, Leila English, Mr. English is survived by two daughters, Mrs. David Mang of Massillon and Miss Barbara English of Woodsfield; a brother, Bruce English of Akron and one grandchild.

The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Arnold Surviving Mr. Houmard are are bowing out of public office three sons, Marion Houmard ofj voluntarily They indude the Massillon, Vernon Houmard of Canton and Russell Houmard of Navarre; a daughter, Mrs. Vera Elliot of Canton; two brothers, Samuel of Wooster and Jule of Orrville; a sister, Mrs.

Emma Hensler of Cuyahoga Falls, 11 grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. The funeral will be held Tues- Evangelical United Brethren will officiate. Interment be Lynch funeral home. The day at 3 at Desvoignes pastor the lfuneral home inMt Eaton The Rev. Frank R.

Zartman, pastor of St. Paul's United Church of io i 7, Sunset Hills Christ Mt Eaton will ffi i a Burial park near Canton. interment will be made in West hnml fv aU 8 the 6 1 Lawn cemeterj', Mt. Eaton, home this evening from 7 to 9 p. m.

Clinton lodge No 47 Fri may call at the funeral A. M. of Massillon will hold a home Ais evening from 7 to 9 Masonic service at 7 tonight. noon untl1 tame of vice Tuesday. Miss Gertrude C.

Peppard Miss Gertrude C. Peppard, 64,1 sister of Msgr. James P. Pep-! pard, pastor of St. 1 5 Catholic church, died at 8:40 Mrs.

Gladys Ryan Robinson Mrs. Gladys Ryan Robinson, 63, NE Canton former a. m. today in the Loretto Home for the Aged in Canton. Miss Peppard had resided in Lyndhurst, Ohio, prior to coming to Massillon about a year and a half ago to live at the rectory with her brother.

She formerly had been employed in the office of another brother, in Mercy hospital in Canton, after an exteneded illness. Mrs. Robinson left the Canton area in 1947 to become head housekeeper at the El Hancho Vegas hotel in. Las Vegas, Nev. She returned to Canton two years ago.

Mrs. Robinson is survivied by Joseph P. Peppard of Lynd- her husband, Melvin E. Robin- hurst, who also survives her. She son; two daughters.

Mrs. Joseph had been confined to the Loretto Rey of La Mesa, Cal. and Mrs. home less than a month. The funeral will be Thursday at 11 m.

in Theodore Himes of North Can- held ton; a son, William R. Robinson the I of San Diego, her parents, oldest member of congress, Rep. Brent Spence, chairman of the house banking and currency committee. Spence will be 88 on Dec. 24.

Three house Republicans, John Taber of New York, 82; Clare Hoffman of Michigan, 87, and Noah Mason of Illinois, 80. are the other octogenarians quitting on their own. They have been in congress long enough to qualify for hefty $18,000 a year in the case of Spence and Taber. Seventeen other senators and representatives have made their own decisions to return to private life. Nine members have abandoned their house seats to seek senator- ships.

Another is running for governor and one is seeking a state supreme court post. Seventeen house members and one senator were victims of primary election or convention defeats. Twelve representatives lost: nominations to succeed themselves. Massillou, Ohio Shop 'Til 9 p. m.

Monday, Thursday, Friday 9:30 a. m. 'Til 5:00 p. m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday Church of St.

Clare in Lynd- Mr. and Mrs. William Kasserman hurst. Msgr. Peppard will be celebrant of a solemn requiem high mass.

The Rev. William Fitzgerald, pastor of the Church of St. Clare, will be deacon and will preach the sermon. The Rev. Edward J.

Kowaleski, assistant pastor of St. Joseph's church of this city, will be sub-deacon. Interment will be made in Calvary cemetery in Cleveland. Friends may call at the Schulte funeral home, 5244 Mayfield rd, Cleveland, Tuesday from 7 to 9 and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. Robert B.

Grounds of Canton; a sister, Miss Wilma Kasserman of Canton and one grandchild. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at the Schneeberger funeral home in Canton. The Rev.

Flavy Brown, jr, pastor of the llth Street Church of God, will officiate. Interment will be made in Brookfield cemetery, Massillon. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9 p. m. Service Schedule Miner M.

Bevere Tuesday, Robert Bertrum Grounds, 67, p. m.i McGowan-Reid funeral Reveal Plans For Changes In The Mass VATICAN CITY. for the most extensive changes in the Roman Catholic Mass in 300 years were public today. The suggested revisions were placed before the Vatican Ecumenical Council, which resumed its work after a four-day recess. Ever since the council took the topic of liturgy, or public worship, two weeks ago, it appeared clear that the 2,400 council fathers were determined to give the Mass more dramatic impact.

A COUNCIL communique today outlined some of the proposals being discussed by the assembled cardinals, archbishops, and bishops. Among them: of 337 6th st SW, died at 5 p.m.'home, Cuyahoga Falls. Inter-! prayers at the foot at Sunday in the Massillon city hos-: men Crown Hill Memorial park, the altar as Mass begins. pital after an extended illness. Born in Lancashire, England, Mr.

Grounds resided in Massillon the past 40 years. He retired from the Enduro division of Republic Steel Corp. last June. Mr. Grounds -was a World War I veteran erf the British army.

He was a member of Clinton lodge Twinsburg (Summit county). Philip E. 2 p. m. Arnold-Lynch funeral home.

Interment, Sunset Hills Burial park, North Canton. Mrs. Gladys Ryan Tuesday, 2:30 p. Schneeberger funeral home, Canton. Interment, Brookfield cemetery, Massillon.

Alfred 3 No. 47, F. A. Massillon; Hiram chapter, No. 18; Massillon! Commandery, No.

Al Koran Desvoignes funeral home, Shrine of Cleveland and the Al; Mt Eaton. Interment, West Lawn Koran Shrine Trum Drum social cemetery, Mt. Eaton. of the congregation in the offertory prayers now said only by the priest. of a prayer to St.

Joseph, as well as to Mary, in one part of the Mass. from the pulpit of unit of Massillon. Mr. Grounds' wife, Mrs. Polly Grounds, died last March 17.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Norma Menerd of Massillon and five grandchildren. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 10 ajn. in St. Timothy's Episcopal church, of which Mr.

Grounds was a member. The Rev! James Millar, rector of the BAND BOOSTERS TO MEET Plans for a smorgasbord to be held at a later date will be made during a meeting of the Fairless Band Boosters organization Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at Fairless senior high school in Navarre. The group will begin making caramel corn Thursday as a fund raising project.

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