The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 6

6 The Evening Review Monday, October 14, 1974 East Liverpool, Ohio liere And There In District News From East Liverpool And Vicinity Lodge Meeting Scheduled Tirzah Rebekah Lodge 370 of Wellsville will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the lodge hall in the Perpetual Savings and Loan Co. building with Velma Joseph, noble grand, presiding. A practice of the degree team will be held. Auxiliary To Meet The Ladies Auxiliary of Joe Connelly Barracks 8 of World War I Veterans will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m.

at the old IBOP building on W. 6th St. Tuesday Trash Schedule The incinerator department schedule calls for trash collections Tuesday on these streets: Globe Etruria Cleveland Palissey Wedgewood Holliday Park Alpha Oakland Price Valley Elizabeth Putnam Harvey Ohio Michigan Ave. and Little England. Hancock Clinics Slated The Hancock County Health Department in New Cumberland announced clinics this week include: Tuesday food 9 a.m.

to noon, health department and senior nursing, 1 p.m., high rise apartments in Weirton; Friday venereal disease, 10 a.m. to noon, health department, and Saturday pre school immunization, 9 a.m. to noon, health department. Beaver Marriage Licenses Donald S. Saunders, Ohioville: Mercedes C.

Campbell, East Liverpool. Bruce K. Shearer, Ohioville; LaVerne C. Harrison, Monaca. David J.

Cox, Georgetown; Catherine S. Crabtree, East Liverpool. John E. Young, Industry; Shirley J. Umstead, Industry.

Cars Stolen At Midland Two cars were reported stolen from Virginia Midland, early today, according to police. A 1975 model Ford LTD owned by James L. Oliver of 400 Virginia Ave. was taken from in front of his home. He discovered the theft about 7:30.

A 1971 model Ford LTD owned by Rudy Yovich of 432 Virginia Ave. was reported missing at 6:30. Midland Outage Reported Midland area residents were without electric power for about two hours early today when a 23.000 volt line at the Midland substation developed a malfunction. A spokesman for the Duquesne Light Co. said power was restored at 7:50 a.m.

An outage also was reported at the Raccoon substation for two hours. Eleven circuits were involved in both incidents. Skips Asphalt Driveways and Sealings. Phone 385-9814. Adv.

Rotary Club To Meet Harold Sneddon, manager of the Ohio Valley Gas Co. here, will screen slides on the Alaskan Pipeline during a meeting of the Rotary Club Tuesday noon at the Travelers Hotel. Auto Theft Reported Marvin Millward of 406 Elizabeth St. told police his 1967 model two door sedan with license L-1849-F was stolen from a parliing lot at Elizabeth St. and Harvey Ave.

Sunday between 2 and 4:45 a.m. Man, 64, Injured Harry Woomer, 64. of 1125 St. George St. was treated at City Hospital for cuts on the head and a bump on the forehead which he told police were suffered at 2:45 a.m.

Sunday when he was assaulted by two men while at Dresden Ave. and W. 7th St. Officers advised him to file charges. Booster Club To Meet The West End Wildcats Booster Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

at the Ohio Valley Gas Co. office on W. 6th St. All money for candy is due, James Wilson, president, said. Hadassah Beth Shalom Sisterhood Rummage Sale.

Oct. 14th thru 18th, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. at the Beth Shalom Temple, corner of 5th Monroe. Adv.

Wellsville Club To Meet Mrs. Edna Anderson, Wellsville High School teacher, will discuss the Occupational Work Experience program at a meeting of the Wellsville Kiwanis Club Tuesday noon at the First Christian Church. Men! Jean Zehnder Will Personally style your hair Tuesdays by appt. only. Salon of beauty.

655 Walnut St. School Board To Meet appointments, designations and other matters of routine business will be handled by the East Liverpool Board of Education during a meeting tonight at 8 at the administration office on Maplewood Ave, Issued Carry Out Permit Willis D. Brooks has been issued a C-2 liquor permit for the out sale of high powered beer and wine at Brooks Confectionery at 1152 Pennsylvania according to the Ohio Department of Liquor Control at Columbus. Deaths And Funerals SGT. DONALD GOODMAN Gootlnian Named Sergeant, Given Post At Castalia Donald G.

Goodman, a native of East Liverpool, has been promoted to Ohio Highway Patrol sergeant and transferred from the Canfield Post to Castalia on the Ohio Turnpike. A graduate of Beaver Local High School, Goodman attended Ohio University and Kent State University. He has been in the Patrol for six years. He and his wife, Kay, have a daughter, Deborah, 10, and a son, Donald, 3. Goodman will be assistant post commander at Castalia.

Dahlia Society To Meet The East Liverpool Dahlia and Floral Society will meet tonight at 8 in the Potters Savings and Loan Co. annex to discuss the recent show. Members are to bring specimen dahlia blooms and vegetables, plants or other novelties. There will be a discussion and question and answer period. The public is welcome, Robert C.

Hay is president. Chester Council To Meet Chester City Council will meet tonight at 7:30 to accept the resignation of Don Eckert as city planner and to conduct other business. City Planners To Meet The City Planning Commission will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Council chamber at City Hall. The session was postponed a day because of the Columbus Day observance.

Kiwanis Installation Set The Kiwanis Club installation of officers will be held at the Willows Motel main dining room Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. A round table program will be held at the Travelers Hotel Thursday noon. East End Boosters To Meet The East End Booster Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the teachers lounge at East Junior High School. Thomas Rodfong will preside.

Air Index Termed The air index this morning was 142 according to officials of the North Ohio Valley Air Authority. Winds were 6 to 10 miles an hour from the southeast. Births Reported Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.

McKinnon of 7th LaCroft, a son, Oct. 12, at City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Carney of P.

0. Box 492, Newell, a son. Oct. 12. at the City Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Barber of 326 Main Wellsville, a daughter, Oct. 12, at City Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolf of 762 Dresden a daughter, Oct. 13, at City Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. James W. Lyle of Imperial Beach, a son, James Richard Lyle, Oct. 10. in San Diego.

Mr. Lyle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Lyle of Follansbee, W.

former city residents, and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs, William F. Swan of Bradshaw Ave. Mr. and Mrs.

Craig Bowers of Rogers, a daughter, Oct. 11, at Salem Community Hospital East. With The Patients Charles Ashbaugh of Maple Calcutta, a retired Calcutta grocer, is a patient in the intensive care unit of City Hospital. Dayton Man Elected CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) A Dayton, Ohio, man has been elected as the next president of the 90 000 -member District 7 of the International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union (lUE) AFL- CIO. Willard Bainter was elected VIotorist, 16 Due Hearing LISBON A hearing was continued to Dec.

3 for a 16 year old Columbiana youth during juvenile traffic hearings last week in Juvenile Court. Daniel Scott Smith. 16, of Edward Circle, Columbiana, was cited for making an improper left turn. Ten other youthful offenders drew fines in the traffic violations. Cheryl L.

Griffiths, 16. of 30255 Georgetown Salem, was fined $25 and costs for no license. Fined $15 and costs each were Connie S. Hall, 16, of 216 Lisbon Wellsville. and Stephanie A.

Mayernik, 17. of 36348 Route 172, Lisbon, assured clear distance; Steven R. Rhodes, 17, of 719 E. Park Columbiana, rapid acceleration, and Jeffrey M. Wonner, 16, of 1138 Liberty Salem, failure to yield right of way.

Fined varying amounts on speeding charges, plus court costs, were Mark A. Steeb, 330 Quincy Columbiana, $18; Stephen E. Jackson, 16. of 25076 Quaker Church East Rochester, $11. Preston E.

Bentley, 17, of Minerva RD 2 was fined $10 and costs for a person to hang on to his while Frederick W. Voight lU. 17. of Rogers and James W. Prokop, 16, of 4818 Route 7.

New Waterford, were assessed $10 and costs each for operating unsafe vehicles. Goldie Hawksworth Mrs. Goldie E. Stillwell Haw'ksworth, 69, of Wellsville RD 1 died Saturday at 5:14 p.m. at St.

Hospital in Youngstown. She was born April 27. 1905, in Stratton, a daughter of George and Bertha (Baxter) Stillwell. At one time she was employed in the decorating shop of the Sterling China Co. She attended the Methodist Church in Wellsville and was a member of the Eastern Star, White Shrine of Jerusalem and the Rebekah Lodge, all in Wellsville.

She was a member of the Daughters of America, Queen of Ohio Council, in Wellsville and a past district deputy of D. of A. District 6, a past state councilor of Ohio and a past national representative of D. of A. Mrs.

Hawksworth is survived by her husband, Virgil C. Hawksworth at. home; four sons, Donald Hawksworth of Columbus, Eugene Hawksworth of Garden Grove, and Duane Hawksworth and Virgil R. Hawksworth, both of Wellsville RD; two sisters, Mrs. Olive Smallwood of Miamisburg, and Mrs.

Edna Haynes of Clrystal River. two brothers, Roy Stillwell of Boston. Mass. and Ray Stillwell of East Liverpwol; io grandchild and one grandchild. Services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m.

at the MacLean Funeral Home in Wellsville by the Rev. Henry Holyoak of the Carrollton Methodist Church. Burial will be in Springhill Cemetery. Friends may call this afternoon and tonight at the al home, where a Daughters of America memorial service will be held tonight at 7:30. was a member of ILA Local 1317.

When in East Liverpool, he was employed by Golden Star Dairy and also operated Market in Glenmoor at one time. Mr. Foutts was a former Glenmoor volunteer fire department chief and former St. Clair Township trustee. He was a World War II Navy veteran and a charter member of the Glenmoor American Legion Post 736, Survivors are his widow, Juanita C.

Foutts of Glenmoor: a daughter, Mrs. William (Jacqueline) Bayer of Glenmoor; two sons, James E. Foutts of Hanoverton, with whom he resided, and Jon C. Foutts of Substation; two sisters, Mrs. Phillip (Edwina) DiPaola of Cleveland and Mrs.

Richard (Betty) Slagle of Sebring, and 10 grandchildren. Services will be held at the Dawson Funeral Home by the Rev. Clark Allison of the Wellsville Nazarene Church. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening.

RD May) Joseph Jordon COLUMBIANA Joseph W. Jordon. 83, of 133 W. Park Ave. died Saturday at 1 a.m.

at the Salem Community Hospital East, where he had been a patient four hours. He was born Aug. 6, 1891, in Mineral Ridge, a son of the late William and Kathryn Shaffer Jordon. He had lived 54 years in Columbiana and was self employed. His wife, Celestie Linderman Jordon, died July 19, 1974.

He was an Army veteran of World War I and served in the Coast Guard during World War II. He is survived by two brothers, Cecil Jordon of New Waterford and Ernest Jordon of Niles. Services will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Warrick Funeral Home in Columbiana by the Rev. J.

B. Rose. Burial will be in the Ohl Town Cemetery in Mineral Ridge. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Churches Net $1,600 111 Marathon EAST PALESTINE About $1,600 was realized in a CROP marathon march Saturday sponsored by the Grace Lutheran Church of East Palestine in conjunction with St.

Lutheran Church of Petersburg. There were 79 from the local church who walked to Petersburg and returned, a distance of 12.2 miles. Some 45 from the Petersburg Church walked to East Palestine and returned. Sponsors of the individual walkers paid $2 for the round trip. Some had as many as 10 sponsors.

There was $1,100 collected by the local church and $500 by the Petersburg Church. Officials reported a lot of blisters but no accidents. The walkers traveled State Line Rd. Earl P. Foutts Services will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m.

for Earl P. (Bud) Foutts, 61, of 32667 McKaig Hanoverton, who died Saturday at 3:10 p.m. at Salem Community Hospital East following a brief illness. He was born Jan. 6, 1913, in East Liverpool, a son of the late Earl Foutts and Grace Packer Foutts.

He moved to Hanoverton eight months ago from Cleveland, where he had resided 20 years, moving there from East Liverpool. r. Foutts worked in Cleveland as a longshoreman until moving to Hanoverton and Foster A. Crowe Foster A. Crowe.

60, of 507 Sugar St. died Sunday at 5:20 a.m. at City Hospital following a brief illness. He was born in East Liverpool Nov. 14, 1913, and resided here his lifetime.

Mr. Crowe was a warehouseman at Taylor, Smith and Taylor Co. and was a member of Local 86, IBP AW. He was a World War II veteran, serving as a sergeant in the 80th Division in Europe. Mr.

Crowe was a former sandlot softball player here, a member of American Legion Post 121 of Chester, VFW Post 66, Moose Lodge No. 122 and the YMCA. He is survived by three stepdaughters, Mrs. Doris Whitfaker of Chester and Miss Shirley Ann Carlier and Miss Darlene Carlier, both of Long Beach, three step grandchildren, and an aunt in East Liverpool. Services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m.

at the Dawson Funeral Home by the Rev Willard C. Billica of the Chester First United Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight and Tuesday aftrenoon and night. of The Evening 11 a.m.

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Fire Today Damages Veliiele At Crucible Extensive damage resulted to a straddle car which caught fire at the Crucible Divisions of Colt Industries at Midland about 3:22 a. m. today. A company spokesman said the vehicle caught fire when a hydraulic line ruptured. Another straddle-car caught fire Saturday at 8:18 a.

m. but only minor damage resulted Midland volunteer firemen assisted the plant brigade. Motorcyclist Injured WINTERSVILLE A hearing is pending for Scott B. Lehman, 15, of Irondale RD 1 on a charge of driving without an permit following an accident Saturday at 3 m. Lehman was riding a motorcycle east on County Rd.

53 when he accelerated to drive up an embankment. He lost control of the motorcycle and was thrown onto the- road. Michael P. Vadjinia, 54, of Irondale RD 1 swerved his car to avoid hitting Lehman, the Ohio Highway Patrol said. Lehman had a visible injury and was taken to Ohio Valley Hospital at Steubenville.

Use Want Ads To Sell Use Them Frequently, Reason L. Mayhew Reason L. Mayhew. 55, Georgetown RD 1 died Sunday at 10:40 p.m. in the Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh following a lingering He was born in Frankfort Springs.

March 21, 1919, the son of Reason W. and Ida Ledger Mayhew. He had been a millwright for the Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. for 21 years and served in the European theater during World War II in which he won several citations, including the Purple Heart. He was a member of the Bethel Methodist Church near Hookstown and a member of United Steel Workers of America Local 1211.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Louise Mayhew. at home; one daughter, Virginia L. Mayhew, at home; one son, Gary R. Mayhew of Wilmington, two brothers.

Jonathan T. Mayhew of Burgettstown and John M. Mayhew of Steubenville; two sisters, Mrs. Clyde (Mary Jane) Neeley of Burgettstown and Mrs. Lewis (Anna Kolenvich of St.

Joe, Ohio. Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Welch Funeral Home in Hookstown by the Rev. William Cramer of the e't 1 Methodist Church assisted by Frank Tocherman of the Seventh Day Adventist Church in East Liverpool. Burial will be in the Bethel Church cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Robert N. Campbell Robert Newton (Nute) Campbell, 92, of the Fox Nursing Home in Chester died there Sunday afternoon following a lengthy illness. Mr. Campbell was born March 25, 1882, in Hancock County.

He was retired from Weirton Steel Co. as a construction foreman. Previously he had worked in the oil fields in South America and Texas. He was a past master of Masonic Lodge 22 in New Cumberland where he was a member for over 50 years, and a past high priest of Royal Arch Masons, Chapter 14, of New Cumberland. He also was a member of the Maskat Shrine of Wichita Falls, and the Worshipful Shrine of Lagrado in Steubenville.

His wife, Ethel Steen Campbell, died in 1961. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. William (Margaret Jeanne) Sanker of Cincinnati; a son, William S. Campbell of New York City, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m.

at the Turley Funeral Home at New Cumberland by Rev. Allen S. Fields, with a Masonic graveside service at the New Cumberland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 tonight and Tuesday until the time of the services. GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU REMODEL FREE ESTIMATES FOR KITCHEN WE INSTALL REMODELING "ALCOA" ALUMINUM Lowest Prices On SIDING and KITCHEN CABINETS SOFFIT We do the complete ALL WORK Job.

GUARANTEED ROOM A ADDITIONS NEW Built to your GARAGE siiecifications All Sizes Available To Protect Your Car NEW ROOFS BATHROOMS Leonard Johnston Leonard A. Johnston, 58, of 1236 Cora St. died at 11:50 p.m. Sunday at City Hospital following a brief illness. He was born in Indiana, Aug.

1, 1916, son of Lisle Johnston and Carrie Phillips Johnston. He lived here 29 years and was a manager at the Filmore Freight Lines. Mr. Johnston, a World War II navy veteran, was a member of the First United Presbyterian Church, Glenmoor American Legion Post 736 and Elks Lodge. He is survived by hi.s wife, Mrs.

Anna Mae Hubish Johnston, at home; three daughters, Mrs. Ronald (Patricia) Maylone of Youngstown, Mrs. Alvin (Sondra) Mooney and Mrs. Michael (Sherry) Mosura, both of East Liverpool; a son, James L. Johnston of Minerva; a sister, Mrs.

Edgar (Mildred) Goodfellow, and a brother, Melvin Johnston, both of Indiana, and six grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Dawson Funeral Home by the Samuel Groglode Dies; Aided Hospital, Mission Samuel S. Groglode, 88, formerly of 2623 St. Clair Ave.

and recently of Copeland Oaks in Sebring, died Sunday at 6 p. m. at Copeland Oaks following a brief illness. He was born July 15, 1886, in Carnegie, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

George A. Groglode, and had resided in East Liverpool since age 10. He was a prime benefactor of City Hospital, the Community Rescue Mission and the American Red Cross Chapter here. Among his contributions to City Hospital, was $100,000 donated to the City Hospital Expansion Fund in 1972, and three mobile heart care units given to its emergency room in memory of his wives and daughter in 1971. He purchased a truck for the Community Rescue Mission and paid off the mortgage on the former mission.

Mr. Groglode operated the Standard Garage, at one time located where the Hays Oil Co. now stands, and later at E. 5th and Walnut Sts. where Motor Co.

was located. Mr. Groglode also supplies, provided auto repairs and stored cars. Following his association with the Standard Garage, he worked for 15 years as a ceramic salesman, traveling some 50,000 miles a year. He retired in 1953.

He was a former secretary of the East Liverpool Country Club. He was a collector of miniature bottles, having more than 400, and was an avid flower grower. Mr. Groglode was a great lover of sports, playing basketball when it was the and having a career in baseball and basketball that spanned 20 years. He once played with Honus Wagner.

He also was an extensive reader, especially in his later years, and had donated more than 400 books, many of which he passed on to the hospital for use by the patients. There are no immediate survivors. Services will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the City Hospital Chapel by Pastor D. Gary Schreckengost of the St.

Episcopal Church of Youngstown. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. There will be no calling hours. It has been requested that memorial tributes take the form of contributions to the City Hospital Coronary Care Unit. Driver Cited After Crash A New Cumberland woman was cited by the Hancock County department for leaving the scene of an accident after her vehicle allegedly struck a parked auto on Washington Newell, Saturday afternoon.

Helen W. Barkley. 26. of New Cumberland RD 2 was traveling south on Washington St. when she struck the side of a parked auto owned by Carl R.

Morris of 113 W. 9th East Liverpool, deputies The woman continued south on Washington St. but was apprehended a short time later, deputies said. She is scheduled to appear before Squire John Herron in New Cumberland within five days. Kenneth Anderson, 17, of New Cumberland was not cited after his car struck the parked auto of William Kuykendall, 29, of New Manchester Sunday on Ridge Rd.

in New Cumberland. Anderson was traveling south on Wylie Ridge Rd. when he struck the rear of the auto parked on the berm of the road, dpputies said. Prices (Continued from Page 1) price for fluid milk in 61 federally regulated markets, which account for about 80 per cent of the fluid milk. But coops are free to demand more, and also are free to join in price-fixing associations among themselves.

The co-ops were given exemptions from antitrust laws during the Depression, when dairymen were at the mercy of bottlers and cheese makers. But the processors now contend that the tables have turned, and it is they who are at the mercy of the co-ops. Under the law. the Secretary of Agriculture is required to prevent co-ops from using their special status to enhance their prices unduly. But department officials say no action is under way to roll back the present record-high extra charges.

Rev. Ralph McCauley of the First United Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Columbiana County Memorial Park. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening at the funeral home, where Elks services will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.

Lisbon Youth Awaits Juvenile Court Trial LISBON A hearing is scheduled Dec. 5 at 1 p.m. in Juvenile Court for David Allen Toot, 19, of 367 E. Lincoln Way. Lisbon, accused of contributing to the unruliness of a 17 year old girl.

Toot pleaded innocent last week and was released after posting a $1,000 bond. The charge alleges that since Jan. 1 he continued to associate, communicate and date the girl in violation of the express orders of her father. In 1965, tomato adopted officially state beverage. juice was as UNLESS NO MONEY DOWN, WITH LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 415 Elizabeth St.

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