Portsmouth Daily Times from Portsmouth, Ohio • Page 6

Ti'j'Sl'AV, XOYKMBEH WW HATCHES CITY'S INITIAL Tn: PORTSMOUTH TIMKS. ronTSjrotTH. onto Heavy Loads, Strong inds Hold Plane Behind Schedule 0: first actual dc- t. er of urnisil arrived al Raven j' at 11:45 a. m.

today a daily round-lrip pickup cc L. Pittsburgh and -j r.tir.g't.'.. T-O l' was an 10U1 an( Kliind schedule because headwind and unus- handled on the Waloh hundred spectators aii'port to watch the sir. the plane over the cind hook Ihe Porls- container from Ihe A container, l.tld mail for the Ports- was dropped simullaneously. Ciivrr, superinlendent -ails was on hand lo di- iraiu'iiver, A flight was due to ar- in she cily al 2:24 p.

m. lo reier-e the nip, leaving Hunting- 2.iJ'i p. m. and arriving in 'di 5 p. m.

pounds of mail, con- li-ucrs, was in the con- icr up at Haven Rock consisted of Ihroe for Ilimlinglon, one for cne for Ironton and one Seven Packages Land 'ieUIB SECRETARY; a Cancels Speaker, a For Mr. Wagner Given By Member WOHA HO ORED B- PRESTON GROVKR Nov 12--A a newspapermen brought by plane from Berlin yesterday to Mc whcthcr Bri(ish reports of heavy damage to the great Krupp steel and munitions found Krupps Members of Porlsmoulh Rotary club held only a brief ses- works were iru slill a going concern and "the I on Monday in tribute to Law- plant apparently little hurl. rence J. Wagner, secretary and treasurer of the who Plant authorities who the writers through the mam parts of the plant said four explosive bombs had fallen dur- 1 Tho effects of three could be wen: One had taken off the corner of a iwo-sloiy wing of a coal plant; another had destrovcd a store i hil a small, of Ihe cily. Careful observation from a plane flying over Ihe plant and during a slaw trip by automobile winding here and there through i enormous works failed to disclose evidence of serious hits on furnace rooms, coal and coking plants or -tcel plants 400 EXPKTEO FOR BANQUET Scouters Of Scioto Area Will Assemble At Second Church Here Everything in readiness for tonight's annual banquet of the Scoulcrs and their ladies of Sci- i.F.ckages of mail were cl Area Council of Boy Scouls al Second Presbyterian church.

passed away Sunday. A talk by Captain E. W. Ches- ter of Columbus, U. army re- tired, was canceled and instead a tribute was given by Hev, A K.

Wilson, a member of the club. Joseph P. Southworth Jofcpii Parker Southworth, 65, rdired Norfolk Western way machinist, died at p. m. son who died Sun- Monday at his home, 2236 Vinton day at his IU.T.C, 1552 i street, Frank Ba ees, William A a and A William A outsorts ut wcre narned on a commil i tec to arrange for attendance of phv awarded her in New York club members al Ihe final rites.

1 Jacqueline Cochran Is shown expected to pass 40U. Harry Denlon will act as toast- inasler. The banquet program has in Ehc- container dropped here. The r.o'.v is one of five air operated by All- lAicricar, Aviation, out of which covers -H3 Pennsylvania, Ohio, i 'e. Virginia, Xew York, Ken; Delaware, including slalion al Ihe is of a portable ist can be assembled in Goldstein, John Snook, Charles Ipree ciirules.

Howard Brehmer and It of iwo 20-foot poles Blainc Matthews. hYcii aio placed upright, 20 feet A business meeting ot the coun- ts the world's outstanding woman flier. This is the Ihird time the noted American avlalrix has won the trophy awarded by the Inlernalional League of Wednesday and will go in a i Avialors. hody to the church, where a sec- i tion of pews will be reserved for! i i I A I I I Flllf and their ladies. I DIES IN FIRE To Attend Rites In Body Members are to assemble al the office of Tom Heenan on Gallia slreel before 8:45 a.

m. Mr. Baggs and Hev. Wilson Deaths And Funerals tion of Harri body is it homt. ELEVEN Lawrence J.

Wagner Last nti- the Calhrlic rhim-h will conducted al a e. m. Wedm-Mlay at Holy Redeemer chuich i Lawrence J. Wi.gni-r, eliry at Uukc a i IK- hi-ld Chrisui.n i i The U.dv at Mr Wcdnrsday chinch, wiii. KH, ilullar nffiri.11111,;.

will lie' lto FERN CHOSEN AS HOMECOMING QUEEN a vices Hie avenue. Mr. Southworlh was in- iured two years ago while at work and had hrni in ill heallh since. He was employed by the N. 'cemctciy.

Ti.r body is at Ihe rcs- W. for years as a machinist's ideim-. Mr. Wagner died of a assistant. A lulivc of a i "fer being in ill of a hoari ailment.

Services will be conducted by Rev. William V. Conr.t.lly. Burial v.i-1 be in Grecnlaivn (ilfnwood Senior To Ktlfn At KrWiy (irld Came Kern Htl Monroe street, has been elected by the body ol Glcnwoo-j High 1 school to preside as home-coming queen at the llillsboro-Gleinvood Mrs. Andrew McWilliams amc Frida Services for Mi-.

K.m:i::i I New Boslcn Municipal stadium. last two years. He was prominently in a civic life of Ports- county, he was born Dec. 4, 1875, in Madison township, a son nf i business Bryson and F.li/abcth. Hickey mouth.

Soulhworlh. He liacl resided in I Portsmouth 35 years. Mr. Soulh-1 MrS, Jennie i worth was a member of the Fair- Mrs. Jri.j, Miller, 90, a pion view Baptist church, Masonic I eer reside of Sciolo counlv and Williams, wife of A.idr, Me- of wule who died nf a uroke.

i he conducted at si Baptist church, willi Rev. Juhi. Kemper i i a i B.ina] i be in South Webster a-nietrrv Harold Besco WEI.LSTOX. N'ov. 12- a lodge and Woodmen of the World, of Talc sm icos Haiold for-.

Surviving are his wife, -Monday night at the home of hcr Wellfton ivsidmt i died', Abbie Rrigner Southworth, and 'son, Charles K. Miller, of Olway. WTrt held c'o- i Violet H02 Harrifon- ville avenue; and Kaye Eaton, 4223 Pine street, wcre chosen to serve as attendants for Miss i Floyd. The queen is a member of the senior class. Obey dial impulse, sell ihosc unused golf wilh Want Ads.

Several weeks ago she'suffered i lu bus the second of her hip, ls first accident taking place a year llla "is niijihcr. He is survival by ago. Besni nf CoJu.nbu.-. iv.v sis- Mrs. Miller, a daughter of John ll rs Mrs I-ockliaid Well: were named on a resolutions! committee to draft a resolution i of sympathy.

I Rev. Wilson in his eulogv be- fore the club Monday at the Hurth said in part: "The darkened skies, of this Armistice day, arc but grim reminders of the greater darkness that lurks within the souls of men. All Rumania mourns today because of the frightful earthquake, that has claimed thousands of lives. The British Empire mourns the passing of her former Prime Minisler, Neville Chamberlain. The stale of Ne- NEAR Three Members Of Family Seriously Burned In Blaze Attendance at the banquet is vada as we as entire i i mnnl-ne thn CJa rt States, mourns the loss of Senator Pittman.

The cily of Portsmouth mourns the loss of one of its beloved citizens, Lawrence J. been arranged by a Portsmouth Wil 8 Many are the clubs and group headed by Stanley Beck fSantoionsiwho feel ver' lv that loss, iml 1 venture to say, chairman, and including Clyde at none will miss Larry as he bennett, Hermus Rcdmon, James affectionately called, more Newman, Harry Denton, Ralph Marling, Kay Duvcndeck, Jack Goldstein, John Snook. A 60-foot rupe, to which fr; ccr.taiaer is attached, is across the top of Ihe 'eadership ut Dr. O. D.

Don" and ihc plane's hook lifts alison president of the Sciolo than this Rotary club. Was Life Of Club "We were all shocked and grieved when word was flashed these children: Mrs. Herman Bean of Jaylon, Mrs. William Lorenz of Chiilicothe. Bryson South- worlh of Charleston, Karl and Carl Soulhworlh home.

He also leaves a brother, I. M. Soulhworlh Margaru linmsey Mercer i a Humli-y of i five grondchil-(survived by her wn, three daiigh-' William G. Davis WE1.LSTON. Nov.

12-r'imevar A sister, Mrs. John services for William D.ivis 72 cioloville, also sur- former Jackson cwmiy i i i es who died of a heart al- nmeral services are to be con- lack will he held al ducted at 1:30 p. m. Thursday at Wednesday al llu- residemv i the Lhrisuan Union church al Rev. O.

Mall nfficiatini; Hurial Otway and mlerment will follow will be in Fairmouiu cemc-lcrv al in Youngs cemetery in charge of i Jackson. dren. Tliree daughters preceded i lers, hjrs. A. S.

Hoffer and Mrs. in death. Montgomery of near Harden Funeral services will be held at and Miv. William Smalley of near 2 p. m.

Thursday al Fairviev: church, with Hev. F. W. Chase ol Sciotoviilc, a life-long friend of Mr. Southworth officiating.

Burial will be in Marlin ccmelcry under Ihe direction of Richards, Short services I McARTHUR. Nov. 12- -A 6- eil is scheduled in the chapel of i meet loi the church at 5:30 p. m. i seem: nf the poles and pick- I-? the container into the ship.

Area council. Two special features in ad- other Larry Wagner. around that our secretary had i taken his sudden departure. We irtay in awed silence, for is as though the life of our club has gone. No man was belter known, better loved than Larry.

There will never be an- year-old girl perished early today and three members of her family were burned seriously in a fire which destroyed their one- story a home near Wilkesville, 15 miles southeast of here. Coal oil being used to kindle a kitchen stove fire exploded, enveloping Mrs. Carl McMillan and her dauphlcr, Norma Jean, in flames. Mrs. McMillan received extensive second and third degree burns and is in critical condition in White Cross hospital at Columbus.

The woman's husband and a son, Homer, 18, were. burned battling the fire. Their condition was described as "fair" at IIEPENDENTS' Tl) STAY ACTIVE jUGiiardia To Keep Committee Alive; Willkie Wonders Why l.v Astariitcd Press NEW YOHK, Nov. 1Z--Mayor announced 'trc ins: ll-'j pro-Roosevelt Ka- of Independ- Vr.c-:;. which he headed, will and active" as a organization lo "keep accurately informed rai I'kr-fii of mayor's an- Wt-ndell L.

Willkie. Rinulilican presidential "It puzzles me. ri tlicy are getting term?" the mayor 1 t-p the commiltee i We find that lo keep the people on federal 'i v.o have office vance of. the banquet are a scout exhibit which includes display materials received from nationa" Boy "One of the highest tributes, the hospital. They got Mrs.

McMillan and the girl outside, but Nornia Jean died before a physician arrived. Awakened by the 5:30 a. m. explosion, Mary Ruth McMillan, 10, another daughter, kicked oul be held at l.ucasvill Smith of Scioloville, also Freeman. Richards' funeral home at 1 p.

m. Thursday. The body will remain at the funeral home. James K. Hackworth James K.

Hackworlh, 70, of Pond Creek, passed away at 5:20 p.m. a at Porlsmoulh General hospilal of complications. He had been a medical patient at the hospilal since Sunday. Mr. Hackworlh was born Oct.

22, 1870, in Johnson county, a son of Andrew and Belly Pra- ler Hackworth. He was a fanner of Ihe Pond Creek community for was in Greenlawn cemclcrv many years. On Aug. 1, 1894, he Mr. Webb, a conspicuous figure married Addie Conley, who died I in local baseball circles more ihan Colonel Hawkifls W6DD MAYSVI1.1.K.

Nov. 12-Colonel Kehitivcs and friends gathered Hcnslry C. Hawkins widelv- in the Windcl-Howland funeral known' Muson cuuntv iiiiciiimccr home al 2 p. m. today and paid who leaves relatives in wis' final tribute to Charles K.

Webb, county, died Monday at his home C8, who suddenly Friday of near here. He had been in de- a heart attack in his home in dining health for several venrs I Toledo, where he hart resided since a i Portsmouth 20 years ago. Tile services were in charge TODAY DON AMEOHE i BETTY ORABLE "DOWN ARGENTINE WAY" THURSDAY The Wtiitrn tht limit for fun of Rev. Henry H. Webb, a brother of the deceased, and interment Blarney castle was i 144C by Cormac McCarlliv.

In Sept. 17, 1939. Surviving are these children: R. B. Hackworlh of Blue Creek, Ed Hackworlh of Scioloville, Ernest Hackworlh of Otwav, Mrs.

30 years ago, died in Ihe bath- room of his home. He had been rending and chatting with his wife, Mrs. Anna Webb, and as 'ic stepped into the bathroom she i Sula Harper of Candy Run, Mrs. jheard hcr husband foil. The final Boy Scout headquarters at New an.

York city. Aside from the na-! he that can be paid lo any man, is a window and helped her broth- that he was loved by his fellows, ors, Max, 14, and Dale, 10, to -id Larry was loved by all. If safety. She was cut severely on tional-exhibit there'is an extens- lional exhibit prepared locally had an enemy we were unaware of it. "His was which includes many piclures of ity.

Ho was local scouts in action. The ex- i geniality. Hi: a unique personal- hibit will be open both before and afler the banquet. A special feature for the folks who arrive before 6 will be an organ recital to be given in the church auditorium by Charles Schirrmann, organist. Aside from a large delegation of Portsmouth folks the Scouters representing tln scout organization will be here from Adams county, Chiilicothe, a Wellston, Ironlon.

a man of surpassing His cheerful face shed its radiance on all around him. He was what we call the scin- tillaling type, allowing no humor lo escape him, always seeing the joyous side of everything. We shall miss the friendly salutation, with which he always greeted us. "He was an ambitious man, but his ambitions were in Ihe right direction. He was not ambitious for personal gain.

His ambition was lo serve rather than to be TAUSS1G, AUTHORITY ON Ihe leg. Dr. H. D. Chamberlain of McArthur administered first aid, then rushed Mr.

and McMillan and Homer to the Columbus hospital. BODY OF MISSING MAN RECOVERED Bculah Murphy. Mrs. a Fairchild, Mrs." Sarah Truitl of rouie 1, Mrs. Roger Williams of Rushtown roule 1, Elberl.

Elsie and Cecil Hackworth at home. He also leaves three George Hackworth of Oklahoma, John E. Hackworth of Riceville, and Leander Hackworth of Columbus, 24 grandchildren and two great-gratidchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m.

Thursday at Ihe Pond Creek Uniled a i church, where he was a member, wilh Rev. Sandy Phillips and Mrs. Paul Turner officiating. Burial will be under the direction of Lynn. The body is at Ihe resi dence.

iNew York and as well as in sev- ECONOMICS, DEAD AT 81 jZ and cha table TM Harvard Professor-Emfrilus And Author Succumbs CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 12 -Frank W. Taussig, inlernalion- ally known polilical cconomisl and of Harvard university died yesterday, next He would have 81 month. Mr. Taussig was chairman of loyal To All "In addition to all his civic an social duties, Larry was a loyal member of the church of his choice.

His loyalty to that church, however, did nol hinder him from loving all churches and all creeds. He was interested in the welfare of every religious group repre- jsenled in Ihis club. "While our hearts are saddened Ihe bniled Slates tariff a this hour, we do not believe, sion from 1817 lo 1910 and Ihe author of ma 1910 and was i ti la( cv en llow his light is cx- ny books on He will always live in our memory. Instead of mourning i to have Ihe execu- meet the laller mcmth, or the early month. We are con- legislation.

we are in gen- on is that the no time; or at no local or state can- he group, and de- its active leader Although he retired from Harvard three years ago, he had continued his writings and only reccnlly completed a new edi-' lion on "Principals of the first of which he wrote in 1911. us look upon him as having altainrd to more joyous life, that life that transcends the trials and tribulations of earlh." TWO ARE SENTENCED IN CLEVELAND COAL BRIBES PROMINENT HUNGARIAN A I ARE ARRESTED I Pair Convicted In Scandal Gtt 10-Yrar Tfrms Ihe committee i CLEVELAND, Nov. 12--Con- paid propaganda vicled of bribery in and that il municipal coal scandal, James Ji. "continance of Brady of MorganU.wr.. W.

Va, -orm of govern-! and Dickinson N. of Cli-veland have Iwcr, sentenced scnv one to 10 years in Ohb Iron Guard Plot To Kidnap Horthy Is Charged BUDAPEST, Hungary, Nov. 12 --Forty persons were arrested over the weekend in police raids on homes of prominent Hun Mrs. Celesta J. Coey Mrs.

Celesla Jane Coey, 80, widow of N. C. Coey, died al 7:25 a today at the home of a daughler, Mrs. Elza Garlinger of Oerlle's Corner, wilh whom she resided. Mrs.

Coey had been ill of a cold and her condition had been serious since last Friday. She was born Sept. 7, 1860, in B. 0. Worker Dis appeared From Ferry Float Here Nov.

1 The body of Henry Darnell, 28, of 2027 Gallia street, who had been missing since Friday night, Ross coun 'y. daughter of Wil- Nov. was found floating hi the i son and Mar Delrue Kilbreath. Ohio river ai. the Sciolo Yacht She had sid ed 32 years in lo county.

Mrs. Coey was a member of the United church at Chiilicothe. iiu had Surviving beside Ihe daughter visited the dock' several' days and I al whose-home she died are three i I cnnc I. VJ arvl summons came before a physician I could be called. Mr.

Webb, for years employed in a clothinp, store in Toledo, merly was employed here by the I ale Ben when he" was i 'ngagcd in the clothing business the Findeis properly on Second treet and later in the Turley luilding when il was buill al Second and Chillicolhe streels. Mr. Webb was a deacon in the First Chrislian church in Toledo and a member of the Brotherhood. Services were conducled I before the was brought to Portsmouth. William V.

Hughes Funeral services for William V. Hughes, 88, who died Monday al the home of a daughlcr, ill's. Charles Appel, 1005 Ruhlman ave- be held al 2 p. m. club fleet about 10 a.

m. today by William Kakins, caretaker there. Brothers of Mr. Darnell Portsmouth's Thrift Thfjler Doors Optn Daily 11:50 A. M.

TODAY and WED, 2-BIG HIT NO. 1 DEAD END KIDS iimiioiJCHCurs -TODAY-. ERROL FL7NN BRENDA MARSHALL lei I "THE SEA HAWK" 2--B1G jood timtl SMrli, TEMPLE OAKIE GREENWOOD PEOPLE A 2Mi AND-- Wednesday at Lynn's funeral home. Rev. H.

G. Vorshcini of Central Presbyterian church will officiate and burial Mound cemetery al Piketon. Tin body is at the funeral home Ira V. Dangler Funeral services for Ira V. Dangler, 56, sleelworkcr, who died Sunday at his home, 1004 asked Mr.

Eakins to keep a look- ns out for the body. The form was Co and Charles Chiilicothe and Floyd found near one of the boats at of Scioloville. Four children Ihe dodc and was held until Cor- in also oner J. D. Rose arrived.

Identification Made A( Once leaves these sisters and brothers: John Kilbreath, Edward Mrs. Sadie Jones, Mrs. Tentative identification was i Cora Richards, Mrs. JIaggie Me- made al once because the river Kinney of Chiilicothe, Mrs. Eliz- victim did not wear a coat and abeth Corrigan of Columbus, 10 Mr.

Darnells coat was grandchildren and five great- on the river bank near the South grandchildren. Shore ferry landing Saturday, I Funeral services will be Nov. 2. Positive i i i a i a 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the was made later at Lynn's by a Freewill Baptist church on Long relative.

Run, burial in Memorial He was last seen on the ferry Park cemetery under the direc- a at the foot of Harmon street lha night of Nov. 1. The next day his pocketbook, drafl I registralion card, glasses and coat were found nearby on the shore, Helativse feared he had been rd In Ex Vicinity I I 'May the rr.o- rs dcrr.cii5hr.-l a-, the Mft- r.e Co, tli.r i found guilty a ot lo a Iwrni-T to rr.ike 1 a rcpf'rls on i i a of upbraid- P. Bscr. Brady di'iii- 4n Ihi st-ixrd of his i.r:al norilK, ar.d r.o birr i ff.r a r.c»- guilty so i lo that I 1 foCing "t'hcTra-1 by falling into the river malic declaration by a parlia- i th a ond brothers and ir.rnlary -commillfe lhal Nazi oth rcla "ves dragged Ihe river deputies had plotted to kidnap i' cveral da Police were not in-.

Regent Admiral Nicholas Horthy I orm disappearance unlil ar.d C5tablifh an Iron Guard re- ov 8 Rime by violcr.ce. Large a IXrth Held Accidental tilirs of hand fr nadts and rifles Because of the man's physical xvrrr seized. The r.arr.es of those and mental condition for a dav wrre r.ot disclosed irn-1 or two before he was seen last ir.rdiatrly. Corc-ner Rose save verdict c.f has decided yet acrilenlal drnth. immun- Mr.

Dfrntll hsd been roomir.c itv frorr. mot be fu-pendr-d st 2027 Oaliia nrct work- so thai fivf deputji-j irtf for Ihe C-. the f.r- 1 'i HIM. A I ST'X'KIUU. N- bf brouEhl tn 1 SHIP GOES SILENT QcM AfUr Snidbtc Out Word Of rUar AlUik SHV YOHK.

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