Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 2

2. a Wilmington, 0., News- Journal Friday, October 23, 1970 Elfring Named To New Post Announcement has been made of the appointment of John H. Elfring, Mitchell Rd. as manJOHN ELFRING ager of, the Cintimatic Division and Turning Division at Wilmington. Elfring4s most: recent assignment: has beeneas resident maneager of the Wilmington plant since 1965.

He has been a part of Cincinnati: Milacron. Inc. since 1942, serving as assistant superintendent and operations manager of the milling division, director of operations. of the -Netherlands plant. Schedule for Meetings Wilmington Jaycees will meet Tuesday for their annual dinner meeting to be held at- the Denver House at 6 p.m.

Wilmington Eagles lodge will hold a dance for members and guests Saturday from 9 p. m. 1 a. 'm. Earl Morgan and his band will play.

The monthly square dance of Clinton County grange youth will be Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the Junior Fair building. It is for members and invited guests. The Community Action Council has scheduled a meeting for anyone' interested in homemaking activities to meet at Friends Church Tuesday at 1:30 p. m.

Floyd W. Banks is program director. At the all campus worship at 7 p. m. Saturday at Kelly Center, Wilmington College, the dramatic film, His Land, a comprehensive movie on Israel, will be shown.

Today's events are related to the prophecies in the Emergency Room Memorial Hospital William 'Alughes, 63. New Vienna Route 1, steel in right eve. Edith Wilson, 63, 963 N. Lincoln dislocation of right thumb in' fall. Robert Campbell, 10, Martinsville, Box 4.

laceration on nose. James Planck. 12, 640 Lytle Pl. fracture left fourth finger; Nancy Haughh, 32,.450 Burdel twisted left ankle. Charles.

Grooms 42, 119 5S. Mulberry fractures left great toe. William Whittenburg. 43, 731 S. South St.

laceration and abrasion sustained in auto acci dent: Harold: Hall Jr. Port: Wil. ham, laceration of nose. HAVE A MUSICAL INSTRE MENT YOU. Ne.

LONGER VERDE SELL IT WITH A WANT AD! Clinton Memorial Hospital News Route 2, Thursday, Daniel Barnes WEST UNION -Funeral Mrs. Allen Ellis, Sabina, Thursday, medical. Charles Bean, Sabina, Thursday, medical. David Bailey; Wilmington Route 1, Thursday, surgical, Doss, Midland, Thursday, medical. Mrs.

Kenneth Boyd, Morrow, Thursday, surgical. Mrs. Victor Reeves, Mason, Thursday, medical. Ernest. Lloyd, Pleasant Plain, Thursday, surgical.

Pierce Steele Pleasant Plain, Thursday, medical. James Walter, 200 N. Spring Thursday, medical. Clarke Nagley, 354 Columbus Thursday, medical. Mrs.

Bijah Hubbs, Hillsboro, Thursday, medical. Mrs. Maynard Teboe, Wit. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold 692 W. Locust a weighing 7 at 11:58 a.m., Thursday. daughter, ounces, at 11:40 Thursday, to David Wedding, Blanches- DISMISSALS: John, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thuney, Lebanon, Thursafter surgical treatment since Monday.

Mrs. Kenneth Hall, South Lebanon, Thursday, after medical treatment since Tuesday. Isaiah Bledsoe, Clarksville, Thursday, after medical treatment since Oct. 1. Cecil Daugherty, 1295 W.

-Main Thursday, after medical treatment since Oct. 11. Bruce, five weeks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee, Jamestown, Thursday, after medical treatment since Sunday.

Talmadge Harrison, Wilmington Route. 3, Thursday, after surgical treatment since Tuesday: Gary Puckett, 7, Jamestown, Thursday, after. medical treatment since Sunday. Mrs. Russell Heavrin, 196 Richardson Thursday, after medical treatment since Oct.

9. John Carrington, Thursday, after medical treatment since Sunday, Mrs. Marvin Frey, and son, Marvin Louis IL, born Monday, dismissed Thursday. Mrs. James Patton, Morrow, and daughter, Karrie Ann, born Monday, dismissed Thursday.

Mrs. Charles Books, Morrow, and son, Matthew Charles, born Monday, dismissed Thursday. -Mrs. 'Melvin Wagner, Hillsboro, daughter, Sandra Lynn, born Monday, dismissed Thursday. Mrs.

Joshua, Maggard, Lebanon, and son, Virgil David, born Monday, dismissed Thursday. Mrs. Earl Clifton, Sabina, Thursday, after surgical treatment since Oct. 13: Mrs. Junior Gray, Wilmington Route 1, Thursday, after medical treatment since Murel Lewis, -Waynesville, after medical treatment.

since, Wednesday Route 4, Thursday, after mediHomer Waldren, Wilmington. cal treatment since Sunday. Maddox Blasts Agnew's Visit To Help Suit ATLANTA, Ga: (AP) Democratic Gov. Lester Maddox has criticized President Nixon for sending Vice President Spiro T. Agnew to Georgia to "take over.

the state Capitol' and says the visit may hurt Republicans. Maddox declined to take part in Agnew's visit, saying Friday, fool participate under these circumstances, and, I'm not so stupid. Saturday, October 24 Annual Wilmington Rotary Club PANCAKE DAY Wilmington Senior High School Serving 6 a.m. 8 p.m. Adults $1.50 Children 75c Tickets Available At The Door Deaths and Funerals Deaths and Fred Barker MILLEDGEVILLE Fred K.

Barker, 89, Milledgeville, died at Happy Hours nursing home, Hillsboro, Thursday. Surviving are three daugh; ters, Mrs. Dorothy E. Baker of Flint, Mrs. Kathleen E.

Wetzel of Hillsboro Route 2 and Mrs. Freda K. Wilkerson, Clarksville Route two sisters, Mrs. Beulah -Ellis of Miami, and Mrs. Bess Brighty of Tampa, six grandchildren.

13 great grandchildren and a great Services great will be conducted Sunday at 1:30 m. at Hope Miller funeral home, Hillsboro, by the Rev. Robert, Gallagher with burial Milledgeville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from 3 to 9 p. m.

services, were held at Lafferty funeral home, here this afternoon for Daniel E. Barnes, 31, who died unexpectedly of -a heart attack in Adams County Hospital Wednesday morning. He was supervisor with the Adams-Brown county office of Economic Opportunity. He was the son of- H. E.

Barnes, publisher of the Hills-Gazette and Mrs. Barnes, who survive along with his wife, Gloria, two daughters and a son, Burial was in Hillsboro Cemetery. MRS. MARY GLASS Serv- ices were conducted by the Rev. Charles Burrey, pastor of the Sabina Baptist Church, Thursday at 1:30 1 p.

m. at Littleton funeral home, Sabina, for Mrs. Mary Glass of Washington C. H. Route 5 (Madison' Mills community).

Mrs. Glass died Monday at Fayette Memorial Hospital, Washington C. H. Pallbearers were Phillip Purtell, Elton and Harold Jenkins, Richard Weimer, Loren McNeil and Taylor Groff. Burial was in Sabina Cemetery.

Mainly About People Miss Wilson, Sabina, has been admitted. to. Fayette Memorial Hospital, Washington C.H., as a surgical patient. Face Murder Charge LEBANON, Ohio (AP) -Three Dayton, Ohio youths were charged with second degree murder by Warren County authorities Thursday in connec tion with the fatal -shooting of Joel Craig Hunter, 19, of Lebanon, Wednesday night during an incident at the Roller Haven roller rink. Charged' were Charles E.

Hunter, 20, Michael Recardo King, 20, and Lawrence Jones, 21. HELD OVER! BURT LANCASTER aS MEL BAKERSFELD GEORGE KENNEDY. AS JOE PATRONT VAN HEFLIN as D. O. GUERRERO BARRY NELSON BARRY NELSON ANSON HARRIS JEAN SEBERG as TANYA LIVINGSTON Local Markets- (Prices quoted in the column are obtained each day by asking for the quotations from the local dealer.) Old roosters 5c Leghorns 5c Heavy Hens 10c EGGS AND BUTTERFAT -Bufterfat 48-53c Eggs 25c GRAIN Oats 75c Wheat 1.57 New Soybeans 2.75 Ear Corn 1 27 Shelled Corn 1.30 Livestock Markets CINCINNATI (AP) USDA Cattle 300; calves 25; not enough of any class for test.

Hogs. 600; barrows and gilts 25. higher; moderately active; 1-3 190-230 lb 18.25 18.50; 2-3 230-250 1b 17.75-18.25; 250-270 lb 17.00-17.75; sows steady 1-3 300- 400 1b 14.00-15.00; 2-3 400-600 lb 13.25-14.00; boars 11.00-11.50. Compared to last Friday, barand gilts 35-50 lower; sows lower. Sheep: untested.

Cash Grain COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- Ohio Dept. of Agri. cash grain prices: No 2 red wheat 3 higher 1.53- 1.62, mostly 1.60-1.62; No 2 yellow corn: 1 higher 1.22-1.30, mostly 1.25-1.28; No 2 oats unchanged- 68-80, mostly 69-70; soybeans -4. higher mostly 2.79- 2.85 Wall Street NEW YORK (AP) --11 A.M. STOCKS: Allied Chemical 18.

Alcoa. American Airlines 19 ABrands 394 American Can American Cyanamid. American El Power American Home Prod American Smeltig 27 Anchor Hock Armco Steel 21 Atlantic Richfield Babcock Wilcox Bendix Av 24. Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chesapeake Ohio Chrysler Corp Cities Service Columbia Gas 32 Con: Gas Cont Can 371 Cooper In Curtiss Wright Detroit Steel Corp 14 Dress Ind 29 duPont Eaton Ya 30 Essex Intl 31 Firestone 443 Ford Motor 49 General Dynamics General Electric General Foods 77 General Motors Gen Tel El Goodrich 25 Goodyear Intl Bus Machines International Harv 2378 Johns-Manville 35 Kaiser Alum Kresge SS 52 Kroger Co, LOFord 33 Lyke Yng Marcor Inc 27 Mead Corp Mobile Oil 54 National Cash Reg Norf. W.

Ohio Edison 22 Penn Central Penney. J.C. 47 PA 2034 Pfizer Phillips Petroleum PPG Ind 28 Gamble 54 Pullman Inc 361 RCA Reich: Chem 81 Republic Steel 27 Fe Ind 20 Scott Paper 24 Sears Roebuck 70 Shell Oil Singer Co 64 Sou Pac 31 Sperry Rand Standard Brands Standard Oil Cal' Standard Oil Ind 47 Standard Oil N.J Standard Oil Ohio 72 Sterling Drugs 37 Stude Worth Texaco 32 Timken Rol Bear Un. Carbide Aire 341 US Steel "Place 'AIRPORT' on your must-see list! I If you enjoy suspense, fine dramatic performances and top quality entertainment, i it's a film you simply can't miss!" Marilyn Beck, Bell-McClure Syndicated Columnist is about four times better than the completely engrossing. completely captivating!" John B.

Tucker, ABC TV "You will enjoy 'AIRPORT' immensely, and you will find yourself talking about it enthusiastically to your friends." Denver Post A ROSS HUNTER Production AIRPORT ORT BURT LANCASTER DEAN MARTIN JEAN SEBERG JACQUELINE BISSET GEORGE KENNEDY HELEN HAYES VAN HEFLIN MAUREEN STAPLETON BARRY NELSON LLOYD NOLAN DANA WINTER BARBARA HALE Wilmington Just Won't Let It Go! -HELD OVER chakeres At 7:30 MURPHY At 2:30 Weeknites Sat, Sun. 5:00 7:30 10:00 P.M. 10 P.M. wilmington.O Presents Recitals Stock List Danny Thomas Up Slightly Speaks To Meet NEW YORK (AP) Stock market edged upwards in slow trading this afternoon after erasing some early-session weakness. At noon the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 2.06 at 759.93.

It had been off fractionally earlier. Advances took a commanding lead over losers on the New York Stock Exchange. Previously in the day they had been lagging behind. Some analysts attributed the firming trend to short covering -the buying of stock to replace securities borrowed and sold earlier. Steels and electronics were lower, while motors, rubber issues, mail order retail, aircaft, utilities, and rails were up.

Metals, chemicals, oils, and airlines were mixed. At noon, The Associated Press 60-stock average was up 0.5 to 259.3. geant a new pot, painted in camouflage green and brown. Waldrep and his pot are back home in Gastonia now. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS broadcasting and the retailer and an address by Arch N.

Booth, vice president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP), Comedian humanitarian Danny Thomas headlined a lunchtoday of the Ohio of Broadcasters. Children's Research Hospital in Thomas, founder of- -St. Jude Memphis, was the featured speaker and also was to receive the OA AB's "Achievement Award" from Atty.

Gen. Paul W. Brown. Other sessions today featured coach Bob Cousy of the Cincinnati 1 Royals professional basketball team, a panel discussion on Wanted: Skilled Trained Qualified VOCATIONAL SCHOOL qualifies you! Vote for your Vocational School Nov. 3 Don Beckett Campaign mington medical.

BIRTHS: To Mitchell, daughter, ounces, A pounds p.m., Mrs. ter. Max Carr, chairman of the Wilmington College music department, will present. two piano recitals as a tribute to the 25th anniversary of the United Nations on Saturday and Sunday. Both recitals, to be performedin the Ensemble Room in the Fine Arts Building at Wilmington, are free and open to the public.

Saturday's recital is scheduled at 8:30 p. m. and Sunday's at 4 p. m. Reservations can be obtained by calling 382-0951.

Donations to UNICEF will be collected. Chillicothe Firm Aids Sergeant With 'Problem' MAX CARR GASTONIA, N.C. (AP) Former, Marine Sgt. C. L.

Waldrep bought a metal pot at a post exchange while in Vietnam. On the container was a guarantee that the pot would be replaced if it failed in normal use. Waldrep used the pot for shaving, stewing and just about everything until an enemy mortar attack put a hole through it. 'He wrote the manufacturer, Wear Ever Aluminum Co. of Chillicothe, Ohio, and asked for a new one.

Mortar attacks are all too normal in Vietnam, he said. The company sent the ser- Westinghouse Elec 623 Weyerhauser Co Whirlpool Corp 59 Woolworth Xerox 84 Sales 2,410,000 MARSH FUNFRAL HOME Corner Locust and Lincoln Sts. Wilmington 382-2537 HELD OVER! DEAN MARTIN JACQUELINE BISSET as GWEN MEIGHEN HELEN HAYES as ADA QUONSETT MAUREEN STAPLETON as MRS. GUERRERO -LLOYD NOLAN. 9S MARRY STANDISH 21 SHRIMP DINNER $1.50 KING CONE 815 South South St.

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