The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 3

Deaths and Funerals Thomas Bowen Sr. 'HioinaiS Bowen 87, ol 116 Virginia Chester, former president the Goddard Bakery, died this morning at 4 at the City where he had been a patient fw about two weeks. He was born in England, March 31, 1881, a son of the late James and Sarah Beardmore Bowen. He retired in 1946. He belonged to the Chester First Christian Church, and was the last surviving charter member of the Baker's Local 61.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jessie Bowen at home; two sons, Alfred Bowen of Greenville, and Thomas Bowen of Chester; four daughters, Mrs. Clarence (Esther) Shenton of Chester, Mrs Robert (Sarah) Haney of East Liverpool, Mrs. Emery (I.ena) Anderson of Daytona Beach, and Mrs. Sam (Olive) Titus of Cleveland; a si.ster, Mrs.

Esther Moyser of Doncaster, England, 12 grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren. The Martin Funeral Home is arranging services. Miss Vera Ward Miss Vera M. Ward, 61, of 311 W. 5th a former potter, died this morning at Rochester General Hospital after an illness of several weeks.

She was born in England, Iwit had resided in the East Liverpool area most of her life. She was a member of the IBOP. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Horace (Elsie) Wanner of Mars, RD a step-sister, Mrs. Richard (Elizabeth) Minter of Hopewell, and a brother, Stanley Ward of East Liverpool.

Services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the H. H. Wilson Jr. Funeral Home in Beaver by the Rev.

Raymond Walter of the Monaca First Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Sylvania Hills Memorial Park, Rochester. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. United Mine Workers of America. In addition to bit son, he is survived by two brothers, Daniel Guthrie of Sebring and Guthrie of Armstrong County; two sisters, Mrs.

Clarence (Mary) Haidet of Muncie, and Mrs. Nina Young of Kams City, and four grandchildren. Services will be held Saturday at a p. m. at the Moore- Kline Funeral Home in Rimbers- burg, by the Rev.

Blair Ray- decker, retired pastor of the Rimersbura Church of God. Burial will be in the Rimersburg Cemetery. Friends may call at the Moore Kline Funeral Home. TTie Cannon Funeral Home, Midland, was in charge of the local arrangements. Mrs.

Ruth V. Bartram Services for Mrs. Ruth V. Bartram of 220 W. Center Alley, who died Tuesday, will be held Friday at 2 p.

m. at the Haugh Funeral Home in Wella- ville. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Shirley Gaskill of East Liverpool, and a sister, Mrs.

May Leatherberry of West Point. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and Uwiight 7 to 9. Aged Couple Injured When Auto Wrecks An 88-year-oki Salinevttle man at Oty Hoqntal, where his wife also was admitted Wednesday afternoon as the result of a one car ac Gident on Route 164, two miles south of Route 918. James CoHny of High Sa- linevUle, was a passenger in the southbound 1954 coach whose right front tire blew out, causing the auto to run off the rifdit side of the road and into a tree Colley suffered lacerations of the neck left thumb. His wife, Mrs.

Carrie Cdley, 81, was the driver. She suffered abrasions and contusions of the right arm, legs and face and is The accident was timed at p.m. by the Ohio Highway Patrol at Lbbon. The patrol also investigated an accident Wednesday evening which resulted in treatment of a 16-year-oId Salem girl at Sa lem Central Qinic. L.

Moore of Salem RD 2 suffered a possible neck sprain when her souttibound 1960 coach went off the road and struck an embankment to avoid a collision with another unidentified auto on State Rt. 9. 2,6 miles south of Salem about 7:45 p. m. She toki authorities that the othw car pulled in front of her and she swerved to avoid an accident.

Loan Firm Here Wins Injunction The City Loan Savings Co. of 118 W. 5th St. wsa granted temporary injunction s- day in Common Pleas Court at Lisbon against tta former manager and a competitor who red him last June. City Loan filed the July 10 to enjoin Robert H.

Arnold of 1962 St. from ing a one-year period for the Ohio Valley Loan 104 E. 6th or any other firm or corporation in conpetition with City Loon within a 25-mile radius of its East Liverpool office. Ibe plaintiff also asked that Ohio Valley Loan be restrained from employing Arnold. City lioan said Arnold signed a contract in promising, should he leave the company, not to work for a oompkitor within a 25-mile radius for one year.

Judge Raymond S. Buzzard the application for a temporary injunction and granted it as prayed for. He continued the cause until furtirer order. Trio Charged In Two Cases At Wellsville Tlie arrest of an and a juvenile by WeHsviHe police early this morning solved two and enterings in Wellsville. Patrolman Chuck Amato prehended Jerry Wyse, 18, of 1419 Main Wellsville.

and his 17-year-old companion after they run out of Market at 912 Wood St. at 3:55 a.m. Amato recognized one of the boys and made the arrest moments later. Money and beer had been takoi from the market. While questioning the juvenile, Wellsville police solved a breaking and entering Sunday night at the Star-Lite Cafe at 1307 Main St.

The iuvenile entered the Star Lite with Donald Brewer, 18, of 1621 Commerce St. A small sum of money, whisky and beer were tak- police said. charged at Bhiver Halts For Dog And Collision Follows A motorist stopped early Wednesday night to avoid hitting a dog on and his auto then was from the rear by another car, police east of St. Clair Ave. damaged the rear of a 1961 roadster driven by Thomas D.

Burnett, 20, (rf Manor and the front of a 1959 roadster operated by William L. Smith III, 21, also of Manor, officers said. Burnett told officers he atop- The coUiaion at 6:50 200 feet ped to avoid hitting a which East LI vmiim I sv I iw Thursday, August 15, Ifll ran into his then was hit path and his car from the rear by Labor unionf appeared America at about the time the Revolutiwiary War. of SPECIAL lyOTICE! THE MIDWAY OIL COMPANY IS NOW OPERATING THE HUMBLE OIL SERVICENTER Cor. 3rd AND BROADWAY Infant Higgs Graveside services for the Infant daughter of Harold Higgs and Dorothy Louise Eckleberry Higgs of New CumberlaiKi RD 2 were held Wednesday afternoon at Union Cemetery, New Manchestw.

The Rev. George Stewart of the New Cumberland Nazarene Church officiated. The bafey died Wednesday morning shortly after birth at East Liverpool Osteopathic Hospital. In addition to her parents, she leaves three sisters, Nancy Higgs, Susie Higgs and Peggy Higgs, and a brother, Higgs, all at home, and the maternal grandparents, John Eckleberry and Mrs. Anne White, both of Wheeling.

The Turley Funeral Home in New Cumberland was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Annie Kelsey Mrs. Annie Kelsey. 78, of Trondale died this morning at 8:50 at City vriiere she had been a patient for a week.

She was bom in Kentucky, Aug. 8. 1890, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mack McDaniel.

She was a member of the Methodist Church She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Triplett of Garrett, and Mrs. Ethel Collins of Cleveland; three sons, Robert Perkins and Qarence Perkins, both of Irondale, and Gayl Perkins of Kentucky, and two brothers. Clarence McDaniel of Lansing, and William McDaniel of Cleveland. The Funeral Home of Wellsville is in charge of ar- rangeimnts.

Step Delayed To Fill Post CLEVELAND (AP) Cuyahoga Democratic party ecretary. Dr. Samuel R. Gerber, said Wednesday no decision on a successor to County CommisBioner William P. Day will be made until after the 9 a national conventiwi later this month.

$250,000 Damage Set In Fire At Cleveland CLEVELAND (AP)-A fire in the recently constructed Clarkwood Granda Gardens apartments in Warrensvalle Heights Wednesday night caused damage estimated at No one was injured. About 30 firemen from four sAriwrbs fought the flames for two hours before bringing them under control. Cause of the fire, which apparently broke out in the second floor of the two-story complex, was not determined. Estimate of the loss was made by Lawrence Golcfcerg, part owner of the 24-suite cwnplex. There are eight (four pairs) of in the human skull.

Howard E. Rambo Howard E. Rambo, 10 W. Drive. Midland, died this ing at the Presbyterian University Hospital, Pittsburgh, after an illness of one month.

The Cannon Funeral Home, Midland, is arranging services. Sidney Guthrie Sr. Sidney E. Guthrie 86, of Midland Beaver a retired coal miner, died Wednesday at 5:45 p. m.

at the Extended Care Center, East Liveqwol, following a lingering illness. A native of Armstrong County Mr. Guthrie was born Sept. 22, 1881. He lived in Rimersburg for many vears before coming to the Midland area to reside with his son, Sidney E.

Guthrie about 11 years ago. He worked at the Keystone Mining East Brady, Pa. for many years, and retired 18 years ago. He attended the Presbyterian Church, Rimersburg, and was a mwnber of the 159 BUILDERS MART I'l A SMIT HS I FKRV ROAD ION OJ ROL TE 170 PHONE MS-TIN METAL TINE 6RASS AND LEAF RAKES 99 en The three were Lisbon today. Mcliovern To Address Cleveland City Club CIJIVELAND (AP) Sen.

George S. McGovern, S.D.. will address the City Club here Aug. 23, it was announced Wed- McGovern entered the Demo cratic presidential race last and said he was committing himself to the goals of the late Sen. Robert F.

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