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a THE NEWS-HERALD. FRANKLIN AND OIL CITY PA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1954. PAGE ELEVEN OIL CITY DEPARTMENT ELAINE KOONTZ-News Editor SHIRLEY -Society Editor Telephone--Oil City 6-1214 OFFICES IN SUTTON BUILDING, 243 SENECA STREET William Roess, 81, Main Street Grocer For 50 Years, Dies William L. Roess, 81, of 809 West First Street, well known businessman operated a grocery store on Main Street for 50 years, died in 'his home at 12:20 a.

m. today. Born in Oil City Sept. 9, 1873, son of the late Mr. and Christian he conducted his Main Street business until his retirement in 1945.

The deceased was a member of Good Hope Lutheran Church where served as as vaseryman and was a member of a Men's Brotherhood. He also was first of the Oil City Industrial Loan vice member of the board of directors of the Citizens Savings Loan Association, and a member of the Old Guards Club. On May 17, 1899, he was married to the former Sarah J. Kohler, who died in October 1937. Surviving are the following six children: Mary Roess, of bus, Mrs.

Lloyd Bromley and Mrs. Eugene Bankson, of Oil City; John William Roess Oil City; and Carl Roess, of Middleton, 0. surviving are two brothers, Albert, Oil City, L. C. Roess, of Sierra Madre, one sister, Mrs.

Clara Reimann, of Buffalo, N. and five grandchildren. The body was taken to the Steffee Funeral Home where friends may call and attend funeral services at 2 p. m. Friday.

Dr. Edward Kuhlmann, pastor of Good Hope Lutheran Church, will and burial will be made in Grove Hill cemetery. $3,000 More Given For New Parish House During the past week total of $3,000 was received for the new the present total to $72,736, the parish house, fund, which brings Grace Methodist Church monthly news bulletin revealed The parish financial drive is almost over, the report added, since the cash and pledges at the year's end for the campaign totaled $140,607. The goal is 000. Church officials are pleased with the recent campaign efforts and report their figures show better results than those of professional fund raising groups.

This total does not include funds the church been saving for almost two decades. That fund includes approximately $42,000 in bonds, so the church's total resources to date amount to 1000 plus. Church discipline requires 50 cent in cash and tangible asper sets before construction of any new unit, so a goal of $85,000 was set which the architect stated is a reasonable one. If payments conto come in at the rate of $3,000 per month, the church will be in a financial position to start construction about May 1. R.

R. Stormer is chairman of the building committee, together with members of the Boars. of Trustees, Mildred Smoyer, J. G. Montgomery A.

B. Alexander and T. F. Parks. Others may be named by this committee as deemed necessary from time to time.

The group soon will meet with the architect. Youths Are Freed of Mail Box Tampering One of the two Franklin youths, who were held by Oil City police Tuesday following report they were tampering with mail boxes in the Clark Summit area, was released at 4:30 p. m. yesterday, police said today. This was done following a phone call from Postal Inspector Schwartz, of Punxsutawney, at 4:30 p.

m. who stated the postal authorities would not prosecute the youths. Schwartz told police he had contacted the attorney not general's office which said it was interested. Schwartz, however, asked the local department to obtain statements and added he would pick these up from the boys and do any witnesses, in a few days. As far as the postal were concerned, both youths could be released, Schwartz said.

A statement was taken from Raymond Neely, 18, R. D. 3. Franklin, who was then released, police said. Churles Dolan, 22, of 701 Meadville Pike, Franklin, who also was involved in case, was not released, police the, tampering said.

since he was involved in an AWOL charge. Club Reports Member Is Injured in Fall Dana M. Pringle, 511 Moran Street, faculty member of the Oil City High School, recently was hospitalized injuries he received from a fall on the ice, the Lions Club weekly bulletin reported today. The bulletin also reported the receipt of a letter from Miss Alma Troxell, superintendent of the Oil City Hospital, thanking the club for the Christmas gifts for the childrens ward. It also reported that Mrs.

Ella Davison, 303 West Sixth Street, who served the club as a waitress for a number of years is sick and would like to hear from the club members. Monthly business will be conducted at the regular weekly lunchmeeting in the Clubhouse at Thursday. Members are askto start the new year off with coerfect attendance. Two women in an old fashioned two seater sleigh were observed riding along West Third Street about 9:30 p. m.

Tuesday night. The sleigh was pulled by a car, SOCIETY Women's News- -Club Events Anna Maria McQuown Will Become Bride Of Robert. Stellman Miss Anna Marie McQuown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.

V. McQuown of 24 Pearl 2-C Stellman, will become. the bride of Airman Sophia Stellman, of Emlenton, Saturday morning in Church. Rev. Thomas Eustace, of East Brady, uncle of the bride elect, will the exchange of vows at 10 o'clock and will be celebrant of the nuptial mass.

Wedding music will be presented by Mrs. Leo Callahan, organist, and John Terrance McQuown, of Erie, sister in law of the bride elect, vocalist. Maid of honor for her sister will be Miss Sally McQuown. while little Mary Elizabeth McQuown, niece of the bride elect, will be flower girl. Charles V.

McQuown brother of the bride elect, will serve Mr. Stellman as best man and ushering the guests their seats will be James McCord." of Rockiand. and John Terrance McQuown, of Erie, also a brother of Miss McQuown, who will be given in marriage by her father. Jimmy McCormick, of Rockland. a nephew of the prospective bridegroom will be the ringbearer.

Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast will withe served in the Bridge Lunch a reception to be held there from 2:30 to 5 p. m. in the afternoon. Miss McQuown is a graduate of St. Joseph's High School and is employed as telephone operator for the Bell Telephone Co.

Her fiance received his diploma from Rockland High School and is serving with the U.S. Air Force. Merry Bunco Club Elects Officers Mrs. Pearl Kellner was named president of the Merry Bunco Club their meeting Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Amy Turner, Bissell Avenue.

Also named were: Miss Viola Lewis, vice president; Mrs. Harold Biltz, treasurer; Mrs. John Firster, secretary; and Mrs. Rose Huff, assistant secretary. Prizes for the games in play during the evening went to Miss Alta Lewis, Mrs.

Henry Firster, and Mrs. Biltz. Mrs. John Firster received the travel prize and Mrs. Charles Moon, the guest prize.

Mrs. Richard Winger will be hostess for the Jan. 18 meeting. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Johnstone Class Holds Election Officers elected at the meeting of the Johnstone Class of the First Presbyterian Church Monday night include: Mrs.

William Horne, president: Mrs. Robert Barber, vice president; Mrs. James Daugherty, treasurer; and Mrs. William Scharbaugh, secretary. The business meeting was con-, ducted, by George Mohr, retiring and Mrs.

president, Eugene McChesney conducted a Bible quiz. Feb. 1 is the date set for the next meeting in the church. Myron Bromley Will Be Speaker at Prayer Week Service Tonight Myron Bromley, an instructor at the St. Paul's Bible Institute, St.

Paul, who will preach in the North Side prayer week service in the Salvation Army Citadel, Spring Street, at 7:30 p. m. today, wili leave for the Netherlands, New Guinea, on Jan. 27, where will be engaged in translation work. He will work in the Baliem Valarea, the same area where a ley United States Air Force plane crashed during World War II.

Until the time of the crash no white man had ever been in that area. The men who were crash victims learned only one word ed of the lang. of the natives, therefore uage Bromley must go in and learn the by phonetic means so it language will become possible for the missionaries to teach these natives in their own tongue. The topic of his speech will be on these forthcoming plans and he of will elaborate on the necessity to make this project a suc-1 prayer cess. Rev.

William Ettenger, pastor of the United Presbyterian Church, will be the speaker at the South Side service today which will be held in the Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church, East First Street near Wilson Avenue. This special day of prayer is part of a worldwide observance and is under the sponsorship of the Oil City Ministerial Association. -Year-Old Hurt While Sled Riding Craig Culver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack W.

Culver, of 4 Innis Street, Oil City, was injured while sled riding near his home shortly after today. He is suffering from concussion and was admitted to the Oil City Hospital at 1:30 p. m. today. He suffered a fractured skull in an accident last summer.

His condition is described as fair. Details of the accident could not be learned early this afternoon. The sled destroyed in the accident but it was not known whether Craig struck a car, as or whether the vehicle hit him he went down the street. Officers Installed By Kiwanis Club Dr. Thomas L.

Small, rector of Christ Episcopal Church, was stalled as president of the Oil City Kiwanis Club at the group's weekly meeting in the y. Tuesday. Other officers William E. Breene, vice president; Joseph C. Strickland, treasurer, and Fred G.

Zimmerman, secretary. Mert Olin, Grove City, lieutenantgovernor of Kiwanis District No. 1, was in charge of the ceremonies. Club directors for the ensuing year are Roland E. Bunting, Joseph M.

Carabell, Harry Goodman, Charles J. Keim, Richard R. McClintic, Join C. McCreary and David R. Mead.

Committee chairmen include: Dr. Small, achievements; Thomas R. Parks, boys and girls work; Cyrus T. Rynd, agriculture and conservation; attendance and membership, Harry Goodman; club relations, Joseph M. Carabell; M.

W. a Robinson; laws and reguKiwanis education and fellowship, and business affairs, Edwin J. lations, John B. Maitland; a public Collier. Support of churches chairman, P.

Keeney; underprivileged children, Roland Bunting; finance, Nelson L. Heasley; house and reception, Current; vending machines, Ernest R. Sandberg; program and music, Alvin E. Rupp; Boy Scouts, David R. Mead; len: public relations, J.

H. Contino. vocational guidance, E. Con BelThe new Chamber of Commerce official, Kenneth R. Query, who arrived here this week, was a visitor at the meeting yesterday.

Initiation is Held By 100F Lodge Here Three area men, Michael DrozThomas E. Griffin and Joseph Ross received the iniatory degree Tuesday night at the regular meeting of the Oil City I. 0. O. F.

Lodge No. 587 in the lodge rooms, it was reported today by Campbell, lodge recording secretary. degree was conferred by the o.The City degree team headed by Richard Lesh, captain. Russell Snively, noble grand, presided at the business session and refreshments were served by the entertainment committee at the conclusion of the meeting. A candidate from the Pleasant-1 ville lodge is expected to attend next Tuesday night's meeting when the first degree will be conferred.

Miss Hasson Suffers Stroke in Georgia Miss Sarah Hasson, well known city resident who resides with her sister, Mrs. W. O. Walker, West Second Street, suffered astroke while visiting at the home of her niece and family in Georgia, according to information received by friends here. It is reported she is getting along fairly well and her attending physician is pleased with her progress.

The local woman and her sister left Oil City shortly after Christmas to visit the latter's daughter and family who reside in Georgia. Begin Razing Old Goldberg Property Demolition of the former Goldberg property, located at the intersection of Third and Reed Streets, which was purchased by St. Stephen's Church last month, is underway. The large windows were removed from the building yesterday and carted away in an Oil City Milling truck. Standing by was one of the Louis Kraft vehicles ready to start work.

The present bundling will be removed and cleared for a site where a new 12-room building will be I constructed to be used for a school. Dr. Welty Named to State Committee Dr. James A. Welty, of Oil City, has been named as a member of the committee on rural medical service of the Medical Society of the State Pennsylvania.

Dr. Welty's appointment to the committee was announced today by Dr. James L. Whitehill. of Rochester, president of the State Medical Society.

Adequate medical care for Pennsylvania's rural areas is the primary objective of the state level committee which cooperates with voluntary and governmental health agencies and citizens groups. Postal Receipts For Year Show Increase Postal receipts in the local post office last year totalled $286,400.87, an increase of than $11,400 over the 1952 receipts, Postmaster Grant W. McElhatten has announced. This amount exceeds all other years with the exception of 1931 when extraordinary advertising campaigns by several large local concerns set an all time record. During that year receipts were $356,253.48.

Since the year after the appointment of the present postmaster, in 1945, there has been a steady increase in the receipts shown in the annual reports, with the exception of 1950 when there was drop of over $4,000. Receipts for 1952 were Two cases of German measles were quarantined today, city health officials reported, and four cases of chickenpox and one of mumps were released. Pastor To Absent 2 Weeks Grace Following the worship service next Sunday, Jan. 10, of Grace Methodist Church, Dr. George H.

Palmer, will be absent from the city until Sunday, Jan. 24, it was announced in the monthly publication today. Rev. William P. Sipe, retired local clergyman, will preach during his absence on Sunday, Jan.

17. If pastoral is needed during Dr. Palmer's absence, church members are asked to phone the church office or Mrs. John McFadden, church secretary. Officers of the Methodist Youth Fellowship for 1954 were listed in the bulletin.

They include: President, Mike Richards; vice president, Jayne Payne; secretary, Jim Byham; treasurer, Bill Davidson; treasurer MYFund, Joan Lape. Program area chairmen: Christian faith, Madolyn Albaugh, Denny McFall; Christian witness: Sam Gibson and Linda Baker; Christian outreach, Jim Stranford and bara Kimes; Christian citizenship, Marilyn Johnson and Gwen Buckham; Christian fellowship, Clark McFall Bob Fee; librarian, Wayne Skinner; publicity, Kay Weiser. Store Owner Nicked For $20 in Transaction A South Side business, man reported to police evening on a transaction in his store which left him $20 poorer. A tall, slender about 20 or 25 years old, dressed' in a leather jacket, and wearing no hat, came into the store and wanted a package of gum, he said. The man handed him a $20 bill for the small purchase, and the store owner had to go to the safe to get the change.

The latter then gave the man the gum, the change from the $20 and also the original $20 bill. The customer had asked him about an address on East Front Street, the business man told police. checked the address and learned the man had been there and was expected back about 10 o'clock with his wife for a room. Oil City Briefs Workmen of the L. O.

Bouquin Construction Co. and the Kraft-Rybak ready mix concrete firm were engaged yesterday in pouring cement into large squared off sections over the recently filled piling in the Seneca Street lot where the new Oil City Trust Co. building will be erected this year. foot high tents of paper material were placed over the blocks in order to protect the concrete, Bror Andreson, Bouquin official, said. The Oakland Grange will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening, Jan.

7, at p. m. in the grange hall. Oyster stew will be served during the social hour and each family attending is asked to bring a quart of milk. Penelec workmen were engaged this morning in removing a number of transformer boxes from utility poles in the business sections of the city which were used the past month in the Christmas star decorations.

A large new neon sign was erected by the Acme Neon Sign ing store, 215 Seneca Street, this Service at the clothmorning. A Church Street woman phoned police at 2:11 a. m. today to ask assistance in getting her 20-monthold son to the hospital. They were taken by police cruiser to the hospital.

Donald Porter is the instructor of a class in meteorology which was started in the Monday night for senior and cadet members of the local CAP. Dr. R. S. Miller, assistant to the vice president of research and technology, U.

S. Steel will be the guest speaker at a meeting of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Society of Engineers at 8 p. m. Thursday in the Arlington Hotel. A total of 1,055 births was reported at the Oil City Hospital during 1953.

During 1951 there were 1.005 births reported, and in 1952 there were 1,015. The past year's report revealed 552 boys were born and 503 girls. AmericanExchange By BACHE CO: Am Republics Ark Fuel do Lou Barium Steel Buckeye Pipe Can Atlantic .4 Creole Pet Eastern and F. Glen A Humbie Oil Imperial Oil International Pet Kaiser Motor Mesabi Iron Molybdenum Nat Fuel Gas Pantapec Oil Pennroad Reliance Elec South Penn Std Oil of Ky Technicolor Venezuela Pet OVER THE Amer' Mar Chase National Dumont Lab National City Talon Tenn Gas Texas Eastern INVESTMENT Affiliated Fd Boston Fd Divid Shares I Wellington Fd 75 29 13 42 COUNTER 4.89 23.64 1.56 24.14 Chase National Irving Trust 23 Guaranty Trust Manhattan Manufacturers National City 53 NEW YORK STOCKS Bankers Trust New York Stocks By BUTLER WICK co. NEW YORK (UP)-Stock prices: Air Reduction Allegheny Corporation Allegheny Ludlum Steel Allied Chemical 73 Allied Mills Allied Stores Allis Chalmers American Airlines 12 American Can 39 American Cyanamid American Gas Electric 34 American Metal 20 American Radiator SS American Smelting 30 American Tel Tel 157 American Tobacco American Viscose American Water Works American Woolen 16 Anaconda Copper Armco Steel Armour Company Ashland Oil Atlantic Coast Line Atlantic Refining Baldwin Lima Ham Baltimore Ohio Bayuk Cigars Bethlehem Steel Boeing Aircraft 49 Borg Warner Briggs Manufacturing Bristol Myers Bucyrus Erie Calumet Hecla Canadian Pacific RR Celanese Corporation Certain-Teed Corporation Chesapeake Ohio RR CPT 47 Chrysler Motors Cities Service Coca Cola 1181 Columbia Gas Corp Columbia Carbon Commercial Solvents Commonwealth Edison Congoleum Consolidated airn Edison 42 223 Continental Motors Continental Oil Curtis Publishing Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft DuPont de Nemours Co.

Eastern Airlines Eastman Kodak Electric Storage Battery 27 Firestone Tire Rubber Flintkote Corporation Food Machinery Electric Corp General Motors 61 Goodyear Tire Rubber Great Northern Rwy pf 48 Greyhound Buslines Inc Gulf Oil Corporation Hazel Atlas Glass Houston Oil Corp 67 Howe Sound Hudson Motors International Harvester International Nickel International Tel Tel Joy Kennecott Copper: Kresge Stores Lehigh Coal Navigation Lehigh Portland 28 Lehigh Valley RR Libbey Owens Ford Glass Libby Mc Neil Libby 9 Ligett Myers Loew's Incorporated Lone Star Lorillard Tobacco Mack Trucks 14 Mead Corporation Missouri Pacific pt 43 Monsanto Chemical Montgomery Ward 57 Murray Corporation 19 Nash National Biscuit National Can National Dairy National Distilling New York Central Norfolk Western North American Aviation 21 North American Co Northern Pacific Ohio Edison Ohio Oil Owens Illinois Glass Packard Motors 4 Pan American World AirW. Paramount Pictures Penney Stores 76 Penn Power Light Pennsylvania Railroad Pepsi-Cola Philadelphia Electric 321 Philco Phillips Petroleum Plymouth Oil Pressed Steel Car 9 Procter Gamble Publicker Pullman Pure Oil Radio Corp of America Rand 15 Remingtons Steel Rexall Drug Reynolds Tobacco Sears Roebuck Servel Incorporated Sharon Steel Sinclair Oil Socony Vacuum 36 Southern Company 16 Southern Pacific 38 Southern Railway Standard Brands Standard Oil California Standard Oil Indiana Standard Oil New Jersey Stewart Warner Studebaker 23 Sunray Oil Swift Company 44 Texas Company Tide Water Oil 21 Timken Roller Brng Transamerica Tri-Continental Corp 20th Century. 21 Union United Aircraft United Airlines United Carbon 59 United Gas Corp United Gas Improvement United States Rubber United States Smelting 40 United States Steel Walworth Corporation Ward Baking Western Union Westinghouse Air Brake Westinghouse Electric Wheeling Steel Woolworth Stores Worthington Pump Youngstown Sheet Tube Young SnwottD. 1 Zenith 66 Livestock PITTSBURGH (UP)-Livestock: Cattle: 125; steady; steers good to choice medium to good to medium heifers good to choice 16- 18.00; medium to good common to medium cows good to choice medium to good canners and cutters bulls good to choice 15- 16.50; common to medium 10-12. Hogs: 300; active; 160-180 lbs 25.75-26.50; 180-200 lbs 26.50-26.75; 200-220 lbs 26.50-26.75; 220-250 lbs 26.50-26.75; 250-300 lbs 300-350 lbs 24.50-25.00; 100-150 lbs 20.75-24.75; roughs 20.50-23.00.

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Jones Hand Warm Fluid. Re-Arm Sport Center WEDNESDAY EVENING 5:00 5:18 6:30 5:45 Lone Ranger Long Ranger WDTV Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Cartoons Cartoons WJAC Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Learn About Ari Child. Theatre WBEN Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Plain Bill Farrell KDKA Lorenzo Jones Wax Museum Bethel W.S.C.S.T Have Study Course A study course on "Alcohol and Christian Religion" was scheduled at the meeting of the executive committee of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Bethel Methodist Church yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Ivan Koonce. Anyone interested in taking une course is asked contact Mrs.

Walter Brewster, president. The business session was conducted by Mrs. Brewster and Mrs. N. E.

Steele presented the article, "The Week of from the Upper Room booklet. Used Christmas cards are being collected by members of the Youth Fellowship for Mission Workers and anyone having cards to donate are asked to bring them to the next W. S. C. S.

meeting, or to contact Mrs. Kenneth Coughlan, Y. F. counselor. Plans were made for a sauerkraut supper to be held in the church Thursday, Jan.

28. The next regular W. S. C. S.

will be at 7:30 p. m. Tuesmeeting, 12. Those attending are asked to bring news clippings on the status of women in the world. Mrs.

William Ward is chairman of the host group. The executive committee will meet again Feb. 2 in the home of Mrs. Carl Whitehouse, Carson Avenue. Oil City Hospital Admitted Richard Mitchell, 62 Me ad Street.

Harold Carpenter, Pleasantville. Diane 107 Pennsylvania Avenue. Chester Venus. Hazel McGinnis, 145 West Third Street. Mrs.

Fred Longnaker, Lamartine. Mrs. Charles Eisenman, Venus. Linda Wise, Franklin. Mrs.

Charles McQuown 36 Mead Street. Mrs. Robert Jennings, Cooperstown. Doyle Miller, R. D.

1. Joyce Heffner, Fryburg. Mrs. James H. Reid, 7 Pine Street.

James Peterson, 8 Church Street. Mrs. Heher, 506 Bissell Avenue. a Sixth Mrs. Street.

Terrance Dale, 205 West Harjorie Friedman, 1131 West First Street. Mrs. Bessie Haggert, 515 West Front Street. Discharged Mrs. Raymond Schettler, 2 Cedar Avenue.

Mrs. John O'Neil, 9 East Seventh Street. Odessa DuMond, R. D. 2.

Katheleen Burke, 343 Washington Avenue. Virginia Hartzell, North Side Star Route. Mrs. Thomas Komisak, 1021 West Second Street. Mrs.

Leo Milford, 208 Seeley Avenue. Hazel Brannon, Emlenton. Dennis Glass, Emlenton, R. D. 1.

Births A daughter at 11:31 a. m. Tuesday and Mrs. Donald Kerr, 126 Plumer Street. A 3:43 p.

m. Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jennings, Cooperstown. A son at 9:55 p.

m. Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles McQuown Mead Street. to Mr.

and Mrs. A son at 8:51 a. m. Wednesday, 205 West Sixth Street. Hit- Run Accident Reported to Police A hit and run accident was reported to police at 5 p.

m. filed Tuesday by and an information was the department today charging failure to identify self at the scene of the accident. According to report, a 1953 sedan, owned by C. D. Hovis, 214 Plumer Road, which was parked on the east side of Petroleum Street, headed north, was struck by an unidentified car going north on the street and the sedan was damaged to the extent of $50.

p. m. yesterday, a West Second Street resident reported at headquarters that his wife's car slid into a parked car on the south side of West First Street in the 300 block. The man stated he would assume responsibility for the damage. Obituary Mrs.

Christine McLain Funeral services for Mrs. Christine McLain, 69, of Hasson Heights, who died Sunday after a short illness, were conducted in the Crawford Funeral Home at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Rev.

H. F. Hazlett, Hasson Heights United Presbyterian Church, officiated and read the 23rd Psalm. Interment was in Grove Hill Cemetery with the following pallbearers: Harry Wagner, Ralph Barnes, Arthur Riley, Joseph Graham, Charles Marsh and Don- Bellinger. Mrs.

John Templeton Funeral services for Mrs. John Templeton, wife of the pastor of the Reno and Rimersburg Methodist Churches, who died Tuesday noon Mayville, N. where her husband now serves, will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in the Brookville Methodist Church.

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