Gazette News-Current from Xenia, Ohio • Page 5

OBITUARIES John W. Shoemaker, probably Greene County's oldest resident, at 102, died Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Greene Memorial Hospital. He would have celebrated his 103rd birthday June 10. A lifelong resident of Greene and Warren Counties, Mr.

Shoemaker at Cedarville until H4 years ago when he moved to the home of his granddaughter, Mrs Eleanor Smart, 596 Eavey SI. Mr. Shoemaker ended a 30- year career as a rope factory J.W. SHOEMAKER worker at 44, when he began farming. He retired again 31 years later, but kept active as a farm and maintained large flower and vegetable gardens' at the Rankin MacMillan home, Cedarville.

He was a member of First Pentecosta Church. Born at Goes.Station June 10 1885, he was married to the former Laura Pratt, who preceded him in death along with two sons, Harry and Willi a I Shoemaker. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs Hansford (Elsie) Jackson and Mrs, Henry (Mabel) Shaw of Xenia; a sister, Mrs. Florence'Frye McMinnville, a half-sister, Mrs. Chame Holtonjof grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.

The Rev. Bruce Brooks will conduct services at 4 p.m;.at Neeld' Funeral Home, 106 W. Market where friends may 6-9 p.m. Tuesday. Interment will be.

in Woodland Cemetery. Wilbur R. Chambliss Wilbur R. Chambliss, 73, retired grocer, died a a night at his residence, 737 N. West St.

Firemen were called at 11:19, but death; had occurred maker. Nearly Active Life Fairview Park, 0., and two brothers, ETR3 Michael Newell, stationed aboard the U.S. Samoset with the U.S. Navy, and Harold Newell, at home. Fr lends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Tuesday. Interment will be in Woodland Cemetery. Pearl F. Thomas SPRINGFIELD Services will be conducted Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Jackson, arid Coffman Funeral Home for Pearl F.

Thomas, 64, of 4434 Rebert who was dead on arrival at Mercy Hospital Saturday morning. A native of South Charleston, ilr. Thomas is survived by his 3 dsiichtBr grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers. Friends may call at the funeral home 7-9 tonight and 2-4 and 7-9 Tuesday. Burial will be In Enon Cemetery.

Mrs. Minnie Givens SPRINGFIELD Services for Mrs. Minnie Givens, 79, ol 612 Mill will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Littleton Funeral Home. Burial be in Enon Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home from 7-9 tonight.

A native of South Charleston, Mrs. Givens is survived by two daughters, two sons, a sister, a brother, three half brothers, three half sisters, nine grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Albert B. Waggoner GREENE COUNTY'S ACCIDENT RECORD: ACCIDENTS FATALITIES INJURED 920 9 422 fey Ohio Highway Patrul, Police, Couatr Shrrill ker and Heller Funeral Home, 1706 N. Main with Past Walter P.

Schmidt hi charge. Burial will be in Woodland Cemetery, Dayton. Calling hours will be Tuesday 4-6 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home. Robert C.

Dabney Robert C. Dabney, 81, Bidwell- 0., father of Greene County Auditor Richard C. Dabney, 'died at 8:30 a.m. Sunday in University Hospital, Cq- umbus, where he had been a jatient several days. A resident of the Bidwell area since 1920, he formerly operated a farm there where Dabney Lake now is located, and also was a retired employe of Gallipolis State Hospital.

Mr. Dabney was a member of the Springfield a i Church near Bidwell and Vinton, 0., FAM Lodge. He served with the U.S. Army from 1907 to 1910. Born Aug.

24, 1886, in Mason County, W. he was the son Clark, and Christina Card Dabney. Other survivors include his widow, the former 0 1 Woods; another son, Earl C. Dabney of i i two daughters, Mrs. Floyd Rees Gallipolis and Mrs.

Irene. Sons of- Long Beach, Calif. sisters and eight grandchildren Funeral services will be con ducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday vt fhe Vinfrm Rantisl: Church (Irvin), 84, of 220 Park Manor, Saturday; funeral 10 a.m. tomorrow (Riesinger).

'HUNT, wmie, 42, of 1002 w. Third Thursday; funeral 11 a.m. today (Bowman). HYNES, Howard 61, died May 18 a Brown hospital, VA center; graveside services a :30 p.m. today at Memorial Park Cemetery (Whitmer Bros.) JOHNSON, Elmer, 50, formerly of Dayton, of New York Sly, yesterday in New City, (Hoyne, E.

Third). KNEER, Carl jauderdale, formerly fettering, aturday in Dayton; funeral 10:30 a.m. lomorrow a St. Henry Church (Roberts). KOPPIN, Mrs.

Marguerite 0. 74, -of 333 Enxing Wesl Carrollton, Friday; funeral p.m. tomorrow (Swart, Wes Sarrollton). LAPAT, Wendel, 80, of 719 N. Summit Saturday re quiem high mass at 9:30 a.m lomorrow at Holy Name Church (Magetti).

MORGAN, Albert Charles, 56 of 650 Crestmore Thurs day; funeral 11 a.m. tomorrow (Bowman). PENNY, Walter, of the Ar cade Building, a (Hoyne, E. Third). PIATT, Lawrence, infan son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charle Piatt of 320 Linden A Friday (Ullmer). HITTER, Raymond 71, 1101 Tpntral Park i GAZErrELAJVD -i SuAiMAA tfetoA -XV NEW YORK'S QUOTATIONS NEW YORK (AP)-U a. m. American Home Prod tm.

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TAYLOR, Mrs Glyva 85 of 3316 Shoreland raine, yesterday; funeral 10:3 a.m. Wednesday (Riesinger). VAUGHTER, Patton, 22, foi merly of Dayton, Thursday i Austin, services 10 a.m today at Capitol Hill Baptis Church, Oklahoma City (Cap tol Hill, Oklahoma City). WRIGHT, Wade 75, 2217 E. Third i a 1:15 p.m.

tomorrow a VA center Proteslant apel Obituaries ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) Bernard Rogers, 75, compose and retired chairman of th Eastman School of Music's De partment of Composition, diei Friday after suffering a nea attack. Works by Rogers, never played a musical instru See OBITS Page 15 t-nesapeajiR umo O.I-B Chrysler Corp Cities Service Con Gas Con Can Cooper Ind 47'a Corn Products 38tj Curtiss Wright 28 Detroit Steel Corp Duponl 153U Eaton Mffj Firestone 54U Ford 'Motor 57U General Dynamics General Electric 88 General Foods 89 General Precision General Motors SOU Gen Tel El Goodrich 60 tt Goodyear 551 A Int Bus Machine International Harv 33 Kaiser Alum 3 Kroger Co 26Tii L. O. F.

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1 400.450 I 450-500 Ibs. i 500-550 Ibs. 5SO-000 600 and up 15.00 U.JO 14.00 13.50 13.00 11.50 12.00 11.75 LIVESTOCK CEDARVILLE LIVESTOCK CO AND XENIA UNION STOCKYARDS HOGS 190-210 His. 210.220 Ibs 220.240 Ibs. 240.260 Ibs.

260.275 Ibs. 275.300 Ibs. ISO-ISO Ibs. J60-1RO Ibs. IS.75 IB.65 18.90 18.15 17.25 1R 50 19T0 in.no GRAIN LOCAL GRAIN PRICES Corn SI.02 Wheat S1.24 Soybeans $2.55 Oats .80 PRODUCE Medium G2r Large EKES 27c Butler Sic Want Ads Fill Your Needs BEAVERCREEK Services for Albert B.

Waggoner, 87, of 2004 Avon who died Saturday at his home, will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Schlientz Moore Funeral Home, 1632 Wayne Dayton, with burial in Woodland Cemet Dayton. The Rev. Harry E. Smith will have charge of the services and friends may.

call at the funeral home today 5-8 p.m. A member of Central Chirstian Church, Mr Waggoner is survived by his widow, Pansey; two sons, Jean C. and Val -R. Waggoner of Dayton; a sister, Mrs. Lucille Sparlln; of Lyn- wobd, and five grandchildren.

when they arrived. A lifetime resident of Xenia; he was born June 21, 1894, the son of William' and Ella Caudill Chambliss. He formerly operated the i Chambliss Brothers and Sons Grocery on W. Second St. with his ur.de Edward Chambliss, taking over his father's interests upon his death.

A veteran of World War he belonged to Harold Cartwright Disabled Ameri a 1 with burial in Vinton Memoria Park. Calling hours, are 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at the McCoy-Weath- erhold Funeral Home in Gallipolis. The office of County Auditor Richard C.Dabney will be closed all day Wednesday because of the funeral of Robert C. Dabney, father of the county auditor.

Asa B. Humston DAYTON Asa B. Humston, 72, of 219 Henry' 1 St. died at home at 8:10 a.m. Sunday.

He had been in failing health.for several months. Son of John and Harriet; Powers Humston, he was born in Greene County, but had been a resident of Montgomery County for the last 40 years. Mr. Humston was a. stationary engineer, previously employed by the state of Ohio as a boiler examiner.

He was a member of St. Luke's Reformed Church; Scot tish Rite of Dayton; Harvest; Chapter 364, Order of Eastern Star; Adoniram Coun-J cil 131 of Miamisburg; IOOF Chapter 273 of Dayton; Day- tona Rebekah 1 342; Trinity Veterans, and was a member chapter 44 Roya i A rch Masons of the First United Methodist Qf i amisburg) an Minerva Chapter 98 of Miamisburg. DAYTON DEATHS DAVIDSON, Wiliiam 52. of 90S Frizell i a funeral 1 pjn. at Lutheran Church of the' e- deemer (Bowman).

GIBSON, Miss Marsha 21, of 3320 Braddock tering, Saturday; a.m. tomorrow (Tobias). HAYDEN, Charles 69, of 704 Edgembnt iday; requiem high mass at 9 Wednesday at St. James Church (Myer Boehmer). Grace 79, of 5000 Miamisburg-S 1 er Miamisburg, a a funeral 2 p.m 'tomorrow at Salem Lutheran Church of El- funeral 10 Church.

Survivors include his widow, Survivors include his'widow, the former Elizabeth Hardy; two sons, Charles of Dayton and Asa A. Humsfon of Franklin; a daughter, Mrs. Thelma Mae Haines whom he married Sept. 25, 1919; his mother, Mrs Ella Chambliss of i Xenia; three daughters, i a aau nte rars. ineuna Jack (Gertrude) Kennedy, Mrs.j sh ock Tren on; Karl (Clarice) Buck Jr.

grandchildren; a gre at-grand! Mrs. Robert. (Janice) Althoff, all a of Xenia; two sisters, Mrs. Irvin (Nellie)' Swindler of i I- mington and Mrs. Lucille Fuller of Xenia, and five grandchildren.

A brother, Dr. Frank M. Chambliss, and a sister, s. Myrtle (Haines) Brandenburg, i prece tied him in death. son, and several nieces and nephews.

The Rev. C.A. Steller will conduct services at 2 p.m St. with 'burial in Valley View Cemetery. Wednesday at the Hoyne neral Home, 817 Third Mrs.

Wilha Middleton rece tied mm in Calling'hours will be Tuesday Dr. Stanley McGilliard i 13.5 an 7-9 p.m. at the funeral conduct services Wednesday at Hmei 10:30 a.m. at the Neeld Funeral W. Market St.

Burial will be in Woodland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. Memorial contributions may be made to the Greene County Chapter of the American Heart Association. Sgt.

Edwin G. Newell Services for Sgt. Edwin G. Newell, 24, of 816 Carriage Hill, Athens, former Xenia i School athletic star who was killed in action in Vietnam May 19, will be conducted Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at McColaugh Funeral Home.

826 N. Detroit St. Dr. Stanley McGilliard, pastor of First United Method i I Church, will officiate. Sgt.

Newell was born at Louisville, April 29, 1941, the son of Herman and Harmon Newell. He was a senior at Ohio Uriiversily when he his par- entered the service. He is survived by ents, of Xenia; his widow, the former Llnrla Hoffman, whom he married Aug. 20, 1966, at Sons listed he obituary as 1 survivors in of Mrs. Wilha Wddlelon, published in Saturday's Gazette, should read tobert Greenlee of Columbus and Richard Greenlee of Paterson, N.

rather than Rober Greenly of Columbus and Willi am Greenly of Patterson, N. J. as reported to the Gazette. Mrs. Wiedenheft DAYTON Wiedcnheit, land former Spring ley resident, died at p.m.

Sunday at her home. The daughter of George A and Mary L. Turner Wood, she was born March 18, 1908, in Co Mrs. Ruth 60, of 2318 Park Val. lumbus.

Survivors include band, Spencer her bus daughter Mrs. Judith Fixx Weaver Dayton; son, Ronald S. Weiden heft of Daylon, and two grand children. Services will be conducted a 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Mar OPEN ALL DAY MEMORIAL DAY From 9 A.M.

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