The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 16

DMZ U. S. MILITARY DEATH TOTAL FOR Friendly Town homes sought at Titusville Mrs. George Forsseil Ti tusville area chairman for Friendly Town, a ministry of the Inner City Protestant Par At Hospital Admitted Arthur Bridges, Franklin RD 1 Mrs. Robert Neal, Knox Phillip and James Turner, 109 Sycamore St.

Mrs. James Kennedy, Obituaries Dr. Clarke served on staff at Hartford Former Franklin resident, Dr. Jplk DEATH TOLL WEEK Tea table gossip -Children's Choir of the Grace Lutheran Church will meet in Fellowship Hall Saturday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. to prepare for "Barefoot School." The operetta cantata will be presented April 25 at 7:30 p.m.

It will be open to the public. Complete selection of Easter Novelties, stuffed animals, cards aod all types of Easter candy at Callaghan's Pharmacy, 1262 Liberty Street, Frank S.VIETNAM ENDING fleasantville RD 1 ish, has announced that the Friendly Town vacation dates Richard Guthrie Clarke, 57, 3-20-71 Mrs. F. E. Allen, 519 McCal- will be June 26 to July 5., died at his home in Hartford, on March 18.

Dr. Clarke mont St. Friendly Town programs pro THE NEWS-HERALD-16 Franklin and Oil City. Pa. Friday, March 26, 1971 Children are recruited by 25 agencies in Cleveland's inner, city including churches, com- munity centers and YMCA, YW- CA groups.

1300 host families' are recruited by 100 area chairmen in Greater Cleveland. Ohio, W. Western New York and-Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co. will again defray the transportation expenses of the Friendly Town children.

Those who would like more information on becoming a hc4t family may call Mrs. George Forrsell in Pleaantville or Mrs. Walker Stone, Titusville. In 1965 President Lyndon Johnson ordered the Ku Klux Klan investigated after four men were arrested in the murder of civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo in Alabama. was supervisor at the science vide for vacations for mner-city children of Cleveland in sub Mrs.

Paul D. Black, Polk RD Miss Marian Goodman, Polk urban and rural surroundings. In addition, the ministry pro RD 2 library at the University of Hartford at the time of his death. He was the son of the late Richard Clarke, well-known Franklin artist. Born in Brooklyn, N.

Dr. Clarke Donald Mohnkern, Seneca RD vides medical care, clothing, and a concern for 'he children and 1 their parents, year-round. Mrs. Paul Singleton, Franklin Sror Pnulo 44,730 11 l55J Children ages 6 to 12 will be vacationing in participating towns as guests of volunteer r.i- iL t0 Franklin at an early Mrs Elizabeth Dodds, 245 age and he and his father made OX St. Ihni.

Vinmn Hfi TOTAL DEAD UICU UU1UC VV1UI 1113 dUlll, IViiSd lin. Adv. A special voter registration will be conducted until 8 p. m. today in the National Transit Building en Seneca St.

in Oil City. The courthouse in Franklin will be open from 9 a.m. till 1 p.ra Saturday for voter registration. Monday is the final day to register and the courthouse will be open until 9 p. m.

that day. host families. The Friendly Town guests and their host families share in a strengthening attitude of cross cultural Robert Hoover, 209 Union St. Joseph Liotta III, Franklin RD 1 Titusville hospital Mary Clarke, 1 -1 i librarian at the Franklin Library. Dr.

Clarke was active in school activities amd graduated from Franklin High School with the class of 1931. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from Allegheny Chauncey McEIhattan, 1402 Liberty St. Mrs. Richard Haupt, Emlen- Old Stone House dinner planned The Old Stone House Asso ton RD 1 Local option favored in Sunday sales By LLOYD R. ROCHELLE HARRISBURG (UPI) -Gov.

Milton J. Shapp said Thursday DID YA EVER EAT A TEXAS DONUT? Mrs. Elmer Hall, 32 Baker St. Discharged ciates invited the public to at College in 1934 and his Doctor of Philosophy degree in 1938 at Sidney Gallagher, Kennerdell tend their dinner on Friday, April 16, at 6:30 p. m.

at the RD 1 Auction Every Saturday night, 7:30 at Galloway Grange Hall. -Adv. Uniontown Sunday School will hold special evening services at 7:30 p.m. Sunday con Admitted Mrs. Carla Marshall, 216 Prospect St.

George Farley, 420 W. Main St. Geordie Flickinger, 102 Brook St. Mrs. Mary Coe, 206 E.

Spruce St. Steven Beers Pleasant-ville RD 2. Miss Patricia McCarrier, "MINICH'S" HOME BAKERY MAKES 'EM Cornell University. Dr. Clarke taught at Allegheny College and Wesleyan University.

In 1946, he was appointed director of the ORDWES (contact research) Mrs. Gertrude Glasser, 302 15th St. Mrs. James Cox, 14 9 4 Thomoson Road he favored local option "and "open discussion" on proposals in the General Assembly for authorizing Sunday sales of liquor in Pennsylvania. Golden Gate restaurant on Route 422, west of Butler.

Guest speaker for the dinner will be James B. Stevenson, publisher of the Ti vi 1 1 Herald. He has been a member ducted by Andrew Twist. A film strip on last year's Bible camp Stephen Daniels, 1421 Myrtle St. project at Wesleyan.

During World War II, he was a The governor said at his week- Mra Dorothea Rowland, 1224 25c J3 tZ EACH A delicious Novel Treat! Baked the home-style way by people who know how. of the Pennsylvania Historical ly news conference he would Brockway, Pa. i I ii i ana Museum uimmission since nave 10 taKe a look" at the Patrick Sampson, 414 E. Elm ism sciveu as uicui man i i legislation it reacnea MS oeSK St technical assistant with the National Defense Research Committee. He was a consultative member of the Research and Development Review Board at without the local option feature, bonald Graff, 709 Church Run or the right of citizens to de- st Elk Sk Mrs.

Kenneth Hart, Franklin RD 1 Mrs. Melvin Ace and son, 217 Eighth St. Mrs. Lee Green, Cooperstown Jacqueline Potter, 1266 Otter wil be shown. -Choose your color and hair style for spring from Brown's Abbott Tresses Wigs.

"The hair nature should have given you." Cai 437-3611 or 321 Trust Company Building. ADV. Temperatures reached a chiMy 9 degrees overnight after a sunny 26 on Thursday. The this commission since 1962. It was through Stevenson that the restored Old Stone House cide in a referendum if they St.

Discharged Thomas Benner, Tionesta. Miss Susan Bockman, Town-ville. James Rosenberg, wanted the Sunday sales in their communities. At the same time, the governor said he did not think Sunday liquor sales would provide Barbara Jarzenski, Titusville RD 4 the U. S.

Air Force's Wright was acquired by the com-Air Development Center. He 'mission as a historical site, to served as chairman of the be administered by the museum engineering department at the commission. Recently he University of Hartford fromj presented to the Common-1954 to 1958. wealth, the site of Dr. Clarke was appointed the oil industry's most famous director of the division of iboomtown in Co 1 a Special Feature By Dean Berry CHOCOLATE COVERED EASTER EGGS Fruit Nut Coconut Vanilla Chocolate Maple Peanut Buttet Individually Boxed and Wrapped any significant aid to the state's Mark Caudill, Titusville RD fiscal picture and "by itself is nliaht nf vta Mrs- Gertrude Wilson, Titus- research in 1958, and in 1933, Township, Venango County.

111. Ill- ted that there was a "great director of research at the University of Hartford Research Institute. ORDER He was a member of the New Nichcl Haubrich, Franklin RD 2 Jeffrey Coxson, Franklin Star Route Daniel Montgomery, Coopers-town RD 1 James Swartz, Franklin RD 2 John Pastorius, Rouseville Fred Blackhurst, 414 Liberty CI. Robert Nalepa, Polk RD 2 Lisa Beers, Franklin RD 1 Cathy Haylett, 450 Pacific St. Birth A daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Robert W. Neal of Knox, Thursday at 12:27 p.m. ville RD 5. Daniel Volkstadt, 409 W.

Spring St. Birth A son was born at 11:48 a.m. on March 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marshall of '216 Prospect St.

Mrs. Marshall is the former Carla White. Allegheny Rwer is 6.42 feet, failing. Franklin Heights Arco, Rt. 8, South.

Discount tire prkes, complete auto repair, free pickup and delivery service. Phone Chancey Orville McElhat-tan, 64, of 1402 Liberty St. was injured Thursday night when he fell in the 300 block of 13th St. He was taken to Franklin Hospital by Community Ambulance Service and reported in good condition. He suffered lacerations of the forehead.

VFW members presentation of charter for life membership deal of interest" in the Sunday liquor legislation in the state's resort areas as a means to attract more conventions, particularly in the Pocono area. Snowballers saved CARSON CITY, Nev. (UPI)- York Academy of Sciences, the American Chemical Society, the Optical Society of America and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. EARLY rilVML 1QLmtl M.L FREE SAMPLE SATURDAY, MARCH 27th WHY NOT STOP IN AND REGISTER? FREE 5 POUND EASTER EGG NO PURCHASE NECESSARY "A visit in retrospect to historic Pithole" will be Stevenson's topic. Utility reports given extension HARRISBURG (UPI) State Revenue Secretary Robert P.

Kane announced Thursday all municipalties and taxing bodies in the state have been granted a 15-day extension for filing Funeral services were held on A legislative committee Thurs In 1952 Dr. Jonas Salk March 22 at Maple Hill Chapels, and burial was in Cedar Hill day killed a bill which would have outlawed throwing snowballs at cars. 609-1 3th Street announced a new vaccine he said was capable of immunizing people against polio. Franklin, Pa- Cemetery, Hartford. Mrs.

Penina D. Aurand banquet and social time will be HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS -Hospitality shop: Penny Woods and Jo Ann utility reports. held at 8 p. m. Saturday.

Adv. Under the Public Utility Tax Mrs. Penina Dillman Aurand, 3, died March 24 in the Mem Roberts, Saturday morning; Act of 1970, Kane said, local government units are rebated Delores Lehman and Terri orial Hospital, Cortland, N. Y. Hoover, afternoon.

Cart: Can amounts of money by the state proportionate with the amounts dystripers, Jo Ann Roberts and of real estate held by public She was a sister cf Jack Dill-man, of Franklin. She was born at ReynoldsvH'e Feb. 22, 1898, a daughter of Wilbert and Mary Foley Dill-man. She was married to Earl Darlene Wood. Floor: Candy-striper, Helen Robertson, morning.

utilities whose land and prop erty is non-taxable to the muni cipality. The April 1 deadline was ex S. Aurand. Mrs. Aurand retired I NOW WIS YtiMi TO BUY COLOR TV With Satisfaction GUARANTEED after 22 years service with the tended to April 15.

Guilty plea is reported Another Mideast war inevitable By United Press International The editor of the semiofficial Cairo newspaper Al Ahram said today another war in the Middle East is inevitable. Mohamed Hassanein Heikal said in his weekly column a new war "will be long, fierce and complicated, but we have no alternative to accept its risks." He said "war with Israel is inevitable now" because of Israel's expansionist policies and its refusal to leave room for diplomatic action that could lead to peace." Donald Arthur Stahlman, 20, of Seneca RD 1 entered a guilty plea to charges of malicious mischief and larceny Thursday MS- nmn niNrrwt in connection with throwing a Naval Supply Center i Honolulu, Hawaii in 1968. Survivors include two sons, Earl D. of Homer, N. filbert, Honolulu; a foster son, Thomas Carmody, Denver; three brothers, Jack Dillman, Franklin; Robert and WaJter Dillman, DuBois; three sfsters, Mrs.

P. L. Smith and Mrs. Edward Leax, both of and Mrs. W.

Lukasavich, DuBois. Eight grandchildren and three great beer bottle through a glass door in the laundromat in Seneca. Stahlman was arraigned before District Magistrate SUGARCREEK ROAD ROUTE 322 WEST OCCASIONAL Charles Thurau. Answer to Previous Puizlt CHAIRS Recreation grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be con ducted Saturday afternoon in DuBois with interment to be a il if jSS Is 'S utmrf A made at Morningside Cemetery.

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