Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 2

1 s' £mUH (T Trace) Back To School Time 1625 LIEURANCE Insurance Service i STARTS TODAY Howdy Neighbors MAY WE SERVE YOU? LB 33c ib 29c ib 49c 2 or 29c naaaur SUNDAY DRIVE IN The Saf this (AP) on a 1 St Tuesday after surgical meat since Monday Weather MRS ETHEL HATES (c 14c Sc is for TODAY is for TELEPHONE Nineteen models of 1962 Ameri can cars have bucket seats with foam rubber cushioning iRIVEIN VU William Pikt THEATRE whmhgton Healthfully Air Conditioned or Your Comfort Deaths and unerals 1 Need money TODAY? It's as near as your TELEPHONE Give us a call and reserve the cash you want KKTflOOV rnia ofi I MKKM PM Kffl SWIU passport office and Immi gration and Naturalization Service estimate 706000 Americans de parted for Europe during the first half of 1962 a nine per cent in crease over the same period of 1961 When you need WATCH REPAIR or JEWELER look first in the YELLOW PAGES of your Telephone Directory Traffic Toll Climbs COLUMBUS Ohio (AP) Ohio Department of Highway ety reports traffic deaths in state increased 15 per cent in July over a year ago with 182 fatalities compared to 158 in 1961 EUGENE McKINNEY Serv ices for Eugene McKinney New Vienna Route 1 who died Satur day were conducted Tuesday aft ernoon at Marsh funeral home by the Rev Lorton Heusei Organ re cordings were used as prelude mu sic Pallbearers were Maynard loyd Tom Cassidy Sam ogle Robert Bourke rancis Bourke and Orville Davis Burial was in New Antioch Cem etery At the cemetery the flag was presented to Mrs Jessie Mc Kinney the widow by Sgt Lewis Cook ofthe National Guard detach ment HILLSBORO A wrongful death claim has been settled in Highland County Probate Court for $19000 i The court approved the settle ment in the estate of Verlyn Dean Clark of Hillsboro on the applica tion of Winkle administrat es or of the estate All claims against Edwin rye and Harry Schultz doing business as Modern Sales and Construction Co Wilmington were released Clark was electrocuted whileworking at Wilmington on July 13 1959 A case pending in Clinton County Common Pleas Court re suiting from the mishap was ord ered dismissed last week JERRYLEWIS IN HIS BIGGEST LA A THON' COLUMBUS Ohio (AP) nance Director James Maloon said a quarterly public school subsidy of more than $59 million will be made today 'Maloon transferred $19 million from the Liquor Department fund to get enough cash for the school foundation program payment "Maloon received approval by telephone from Controlling Board members for release of the school subsidy distribution? Schools get $447 million the school employes retirement und $25 and the teachers pension fund $125 Clinton Memorial Hospital News rri MKT 2 BLTWJ ITTmI HOW THE WEATHER LOOKS COLUMBUS Ohio (AP) Offi cial Weather Bureau summary of weather outlook: High pressure centered over the state will control the Ohio weath er today through Thursday Tuesday night skies again cleared with fog and haze de? veloping in most areas by early this morning as temperatures Ipw ered into the mid 50s and low 60s Some of these readings includ ed Columbus 56 Cleveland 60 Cincinnati and Marietta 57 Considerable sunshine is in store for Ohio today with after noon temperatures near 90 in many sections This will be fol lowed by fair dry weather to night with the lowest tempera tures expected to be in the 60s Thursday indications are for fair dry and warm weather to continue OHIO IVE DAY ORECASTS NORTHERN OHIO Tempera tures will average 1 4 degrees above normal Normal high 79 80 normal low 57 62 Warm until turning cooler over weekend warmer again Monday Precipita tion will average one half to three quarters inch in scattered showers near end of week SOUTHERN CENTRAL Temperatures will average 2 5 degrees above normal Nor mal high 80 85 normal low 59 62 Warm until turning cooler over weekend Rainfall will aver age around three quarters inch in showers during latter part of wees $59 Million Ready or Ohio Schools GREENIELD Members of Robert A Smart Post 298 Ameri can Legion authorized sale of the old Post Home on the third floor of the Knights of (Pom mert) block to Ray Ashling whose Hardware is in the same building Grover Ward Post commander announced that the 18 members present approved the sale price of $1250 The Post also completed pur chase of the former Charles Davis residence property at 1008 Washington St as the new Post Home The Post made the top bid of $6700 at auction sale of the prop erty Aug 4 WASHINGTON 0 i Water Service Co announced plans Monday for a 500000 gallon water tower to be erected on a 200 by 175 foot tract just east of the end of North St Pierce Bailey Ohio Water vice president said the tower is de signed to provide additional stor age for the south part of the city It will cost an estimated $110000 TIME to check your CAR INSURANCE GREENIELD The field plant of The American Pad Textile Co will be closed com pletely and all operations halted onw or about Oct 6 The closing of some departments will get underway about mid Sep tember and 90 per cent of opera tions will have been terminated by the end of September The last manufacturing work will be completed during the first week of October This schedule of gradually clos ing oldest factory was announced by Joseph Le Blanc vice president in charge of LeBlanc said that when the ter mination of departments is begun HILLSBORO School enumera tion reports filed with the office of County Auditor John McCreight reveal that a total of 6987 pupils are enrolled In schools within Highland County 230 South Phone 2 2597 in mid September those employes will be moved to other work in the plant and kept on the payroll as long as possible The company first announced its intention of closing the Greenfield plant last April 10 The plant has been working a 5W day week most of the summer and a similar schedule is anticipat ed for some time ahead He said the maximum employ ment at a given time for the last three years was 180 The present work force numbers 170 The Greenfield operations are to be moved to the New Orleans plant which will be expanded to some degree both in size of plant and number of employes LeBlanc said American Pad has invited several Greenfield em ployes to go to New Orleans Closing of the plant will affect all classifications of employes ie production supervision and administration and manage ment Only the outside sales force will be maintained intact Closing of the factory will bring to an end an Industry that has been a primary contributor to the eco nomic stability of the community" and one which made possible the erection of McClain High School McClain Vocational Building and McClain garage and the building of McClain ield 1 4 Wilmington Ohio News Journal Wednesday August 29 1962 T1 90 Years of Continuous Quality and Kitchen Door Service COMMON PLEAS (Judge Luther Swaim) Action for $233554: Home Builds era Lynchburg vs Eddie ouse Wilmington et aL for money: Greater New York Savings Bank Brooklyn 'N vs Lane Barnes Wilming ton plaintiff to recover $1285149 MARRIAGE LICENSES Hassll Shook 19 Wilmington unemployed and Vickie Milli gan 16 Wilmington student George Reno 20 Sabina Route 1 barber and Barbara ealy 18 Wilmington Route 3clerk Wilbur Carey 20 Blanchester student and Nancy 'isher 19 Blanchester stenographer MRS GOLDIE uneral services for Mfs Goldie ox who died Saturday were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Smith funeral home in New Vienna The Rev Smith conducted the service including the reading of a hymn Old Rugged Music was organ recordings Pallbearers were John Purtee Robert Mongold Rollo Mongold Gleason Streber Ed McCune and Richard Clark Burial was in New Vienna IOO Cemetery YUMMY SMOKED PICNICS Whole I SPEV AT THE DRIVE IN THEATRE Temperature for 14 hours ending at Sunset Tuesday Maximum 86 Mini Lowest during night A 10 A 13 Noon 1 Precipitation i Character of Day Wind at 1 Barometric Reading Humidity at 10 A Wall Street NEW YORK (AP) The stock market cciinued to give ground in moderate trading early this afternoon Reflecting a fairly sharp drop the Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon was off 13 at 2228 with industrials off 20 rails off 7 and utilities off 5 Losses of most key stocks were fractional but a few pivotal issues dropped a point or so depressing the averages The stocks which en countered severe profit taking Tuesday were steady to higher at the start but wilted as the gen eral price level softened ftte Body Was Sacked But Live Allright CARTHAGE Mo A fisher man reported a body some kind of a on the Spring Riv er bank near Carterville Mo "There was a body all reported sheriffs deputy sent to in vestigate "but it was a live one a female from Webb City asleep in a sleeping She told officers she was waiting for her boy friend Took th ree Sign Literally GASTONIA UB Picnic Table" read the roadsign beside US 29 near here Somebody took it literally Gast on County Rural Police reported and hauled off the table during the night' ADMISSIONS: Arthur Gibson Jr 214 Linden Ave' Tuesday medical Everett Penn New Vienna Tuesday surgical BIRTHS: A daughter weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces at 10:12 a Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Charles Wisecup Wilmington Route 4 To Mr and Mrs Eric Lee Crisp Goshen a daughter weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces at 12:28 Tuesday A son weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces at 8:55 Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Ronald Leach Otegonia Route 1 DISMISSALS: Mrs Virgil Davidson Hills boro and son Keith Lynn born Aug 21 dismissed Tuesday Mrs Clifton Dean 279 South St and daughter Linda Lou born Thursday dismissed Tuesday Mrs Jimmie Jones 307 Wright St Blanchester and daughter Ronda Kay born Satur day dismissed Tuesday Cynthia Anne 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Villers Wilming ton Route 4 Tuesday after medi cal treatment since Saturday Homer Ray Sabina Tuesday after medical treatment since Saturday Troy Sandlin 269 Mulberry St Tuesday after surgical treat MARSH UNERAL HOME Corner Locust and Lincoln Sts Wilmington 2 2537 Mrs Hazel Donahue 5 Mrs Hazel I Donahue 77 wife of rank Donahue 225 Sugar tree St died of complications at 9:30 a today at the residence She had been ill six months and in critical condition two months Mrs Donahue was born June 28 1886 Yt Pansy the daughter of Wil liam andMary 'Jane Garrison Sheets She was married Aug '21 1904 She was a member of the Daughters of America of 'Blan chester and of Pansy Methodist Church Surviving in addition to the hus band are a son Marion Donahue and three daughters Mrs Dorothy Drake Mrs rances Taylor and Mrs Kathryn Nicodemus all of JYilmington a brother Leo Sheets of Warren Mich nine grandchil dren and nine great grandchildren Services will be held Saturday at 2 at the Marsh funeral home where visiting hours are riday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 Burial will be in New Antioch Cemetery YUMMY HAMS 14 16 lb Avg Whole Grain Markets COLUMBUS Ohio Ohtff Dept at Agri cash grain prices: No 2 red wheat mostly 1 higher 195 201 mostly 197 200 No 2 yellow ear com mostly unchanged 98 108 per bu mostly 101 105 or 140 154 per 100 lbs mostly 144 150 No 2 oats unchanged 58 67 mostly 59 62 No 1 soybeans mostly unchanged to 1 lower 208 217 mostly 210 Mainly About People Local Markets Prices quoted tn the" column era ob udied teh diy by aktn( for tbo quo tation froru tbo local dealers) Corn shell Sl Corn ear SI OS New Soybeans $2 11 Wheat $197 Barey 82 88 Money To Loan On Homes To Buy To Build To Remodel Refinance Loveland Mutual BUILDING LOAN 133 Broadway Loveland Ohio 6832400 55 64 72 78 80 None Clear South 308 73 2 Boys on Bike Killed by Aulo BOWLING GREEN Ohio boys riding double bicycle were injured fatally Tuesday night when their bike rammed head on into an automo bile about nine miles south of here on a' county road Charles Challen 9 son of Mr and Mrs Victor Challen of Wes ton nine miles southwest of here was dead on arrival at Wood County Hospital Robert Businger 6' son of Mr and Mrs Paul Businger' of Weston died about two hours after being admitted to the hospi tal Authorities said the driver of the car Donna Mae Mocniak 39 of Rt 2 Perrysburg told them she saw the bicycle approaching on a county road just east of Weston and blew her horn but that the bike crashed headon into her car HEINZ UXTfllllD Limit 2 Please with 14 oz mi lC I VllUr One $500 Purchase Bottle I 7 2 75 Churchmen Segregated in Georgia Jail ALBANY Ga (AP) Segregat Cd jail cells in three south Georgia cities were filled today with 75 clergymen and church members from 10 states after an attempted prayer vigil protesting racial bark in Albany Jews Catholics and Protestants men and women Negro and white persons young and old went to jail after refusing Tuesday to move from the sidewalk in front of City Halt "We have come to offer prayers to said a clergyman back and preach to your own congregations and convert your own said Policq Chief Laurie Pritchett who ordered the arrests after three times warning the group to disperse ''x Separated by race and "'sex groups were sent to jails in nearby Leesburg and Newton and others were lodged at the county and city jails in Albany Among the demonstrators ar rested were nine rabbis eight Catholic lay members from Chi cago and 45 Protestant clergy men representing Baptists Meth odists Presbyterians Lutherans Episcopal Unitarian Disciples of Christ and United Church of Christ faiths ECONOMY SAVINGS LOAN COMPANY 12 Main St UIton 2 2503 Wilmington SMK SPECIAL MATINEE RIDAY SHOW STARTS 1 PM Kentucky Official To Sing at air COLUMBUS Ohio The Ohio State air opened observa tion of Girl Scout Day today in anticipation of a singing debut The special day for the Girl Scouts is in honor of the organ 50th anniversary Com memoration ceremonies were to be staged this afternoon at the main gate to the fair The singing debut will be made by Jim Bowitt manager of the Kentucky State air rendition of "Beautiful was added to the evening grandstand show after he lost a basketball bet with Robert Terhune Ohio agriculture director Had Terhune lost the bet he would have sung Old Ken tucky Home" at the Kentucky ex position THE WEATHEB ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hifh Low Pr These prices effective Thursday riday Saturday only We reserve the right to limit quantities and poli cies on all specials ARQUHAR'S GROCERY 97 SOUTH ST ree Delivery Phone 2 3533 Old Timers reunion will be held Sunday at 1:30 at Ancient State Park Wilmington Lodge No 52 will confer the EA degree on one candidate Tuesday at a reg ular meeting starting at 7:30 1 Joseph Hester and Mrs Thur man Bennett both of Sabina have entered ayette Memorial Hospi tal Washington Ernest Knis ley of Sabina has been dismissed from the hospital The Rev William Salley ton will be the speaker at a mis sionary service tonight at 7:45 at the Westboro Pilgrim Holiness Church The public is invited the pastor the ReV Joseph Martin an nounced POVLTBY Old rooster Heavy bens Lecborn bens Cuban Captive Parley Planned NEW YORK (AP) Attorney James Donovan who negoti ated exchange of Soviet spy Ru dolf Abel for U2 plane pilot rancis Gary Powers is to leave for Havana today to seek the re lease of 1113 captives taken in the abortive invasion of Cuba last year Donovan said at a news confer ence he will leave at a secret time and place accompanied by two exiled Cuban leaders Alvaro Sanchez Jr president of the Cu ban amilies Committee and Dr Ernesto reyre secretary of the committee Sons of both Sanchez and rey re' were captured in the invasion attempt and are now in prison in Havaa Donovan said the United States and Cuba granted permission for the mission READ THE CLASSIIED ADS Clinton County Court News rying Chicken 29c CUT UP TRAY PACK Limit 2 Please NeighboringHews Briefs I Information Call 2 2307 Open at 6:45 Show at 7:45 NOW SHOWING WaltDisnwj IN TMNID MOM HlUttl naN BM piuAcademyWinner WINNER 8 ACADEMY AWARDS! NEW IDAHO RUSSET POTATOES No 1 Bulk Style 1 0 lb A9C ICEBERG LETTUCE California PARKVIW ACEEC Lmit One with $5 00 Purchase aa VVrrCE Vacuum Pack All Grinds lb TOUMMB 118 EGGS AND BUTTEBAT Butterltt 41c 47c EW 0c Livesfock Markets COLUMBUS Ohio Hogs (85 central and western Ohio market reporting to the Ohio Dept of Agri) 7800 estimated fully steady on butcher hogs sows? steady No 2 average good butch ers 190 220 lbs 1778 1800 sows under 350 lbs 1550 1623 over 350 lbs 1450 1550 Ungraded buteber hogs 160190 lbs 1725 1775 Cattle (rom Columbus Produc ers Livestock Co operative Assn) Steady Slaughter steers and yearlings: Choice 2600 27:90 good 2400 2650 Butcher stock: Choice 2500 2630 Commercial bulls 1800 2050: utility 1600 1800 Veal calves steady choice and prime veals 3050 3280 choice and good 2300 3050 Sheep and lambs steady strict ly choice 2100 2280 commercial and good 1550 1800 slaughter sheep 350 down CINCINNATI (USDA) Cattle 300 calves 108 slaughter steer and heifers moderately ac tive fully steady cows and bulls rather slow steady to weak Steers and heifers: Load most ly average choice around 975 lb slaughter steers 2775 other low to average choice 2875 2700 Cows and bulls: Utility and commercial cows 1350 1500 util ity and commercial bulls 1700 1800 Calves: Vealers weak to 100 lower Instances 200 off choice 2800 3000 eeders ew sale good around 800 lb steers 2300 2400 Hogs 1700 barrows and gilts active fully 25 higher sows steady to strong Barrows and gilts: Around 100 head No 1 and 2 215 230 lb 1860 sows: NO 1 3 273 350 Ib 1700 350 400 lb 1550 1650 Boars: Steady at 1150 to most ly 1175 Sheep 300 slaughter spring Iambs steady to weak and weak to 50 lower for three days shorn ewes and feeder lambs steady Sood and choice 80 100 lb spring imbs 1900 2100 CHICAGO Hog 6000 butchers steady to 25 low er: 1 2 210 225 lb butchers 1825 1850 around 50 head at 1875 mixed 1 3 190 265 lb 1800 1835 1 2 18 190 lbs 1750 1800 mixed 1 3 320 330 lb sows 1650 1700 350 400 lbs 1550 1650 2 3 400 450 lbs 1500 1375 450 625 lbs 1385 1500 boars 1200 1350 Cattle 12000 calves 100 slaughter steers 50 to 73 higher Instances 100 higher: mostly prime 1200 1400 lb slaughter steers 3125 3225 mixed choice and prime 1150 1400 Ibe 3050 3125 bulk choice 1100 1400 lbs 2850 3050 choice' 900 1100 Ib 2750 2350 good 2525 2775 load standard 1025 lb Holstein steers 2250 three loads choice with prime end 900 1000 lb heifers 2825 most choice 2575 2800 good 2425 2550 few good vealers 2500 2700: standard 2000 2500 Sheep 1000 spring slaughter lambs about steady slaughter ewes steady to 50 lower package high choice and prime around 90 lb spring slaughter lambs 2250 good and choice 2000 2100 load choice 84 lb shorn slaughter lambe with No 1 and 2 pelts 2100 cull to good shorn slaughter ewes 350 600 Seen my watch Dear? kjntMn MnHOBBS TfcKESa WCABON 8BIAN AE WEEK END irst to osters then Back toSchool I I kll SHOES OR BOYS AND GIRLS 1 for Happy fc Rrwnm fe 6 rt JJAiu ahead A JIW Vvk 8k I Poll Panrot looks I ahead at the school i calendar and presents new I I styles for boya and girls Shoes rugged and sturdy i for playground activities Other styles for the I important dress up occasions when they must put their 1 best foot forward Every i ptur we carefully fit a for feet in action PwV 4 $4 98 Mil Visit osters Dept' Stores Shoe Depts Shoes for Sabinq' A Wilmington Plaza i 1 lhh IL i A A A 1 z7 1 a 7 z' 'h iihe Kinm SAD Il a 'oV R) ewMas DAS ivntraMIED Albany cloudy 76 67 08 Atlanta clear 92 62 Bismarck cloudy 76 47 Boise clear 75 41 Boston rain 73 65 141 Buffalo clear 76 58 01 Chicago clear 90 70 Cleveland clear 81 58 Denver clear i 90 46 Des Moines clear 87 68 Detroit dear 82 63 airbanks rain 59 50 30 ort Worth clear 94 74 Helena rain 56 47 00 Honolulu cloudy 86 74 Indianapolis clear i' 76 51 Juneau clear 63 44 Kansas City cloudy 91 76 Los Angeles cloudy 88 85 Louisville clear 86 59 Memphis dear 91 68 Milwaukee clear 87 83 'MplsSt Paul clear 75 54 10 New Orleans cloudy 90 74 03 New York cloudy 74 64 52 Oklahoma City clear 97 71 Omaha clear 87 65 Philadelphia clear 73 66 Phoenix clear 109 73 Pittsburgh clear 78 55 Portland Me rain 74 56 20 Portland Ore cloudy 67 56 01 Rapid City clear 77 51 Richmond clear 86 59 St Louis clear 86 62 Salt Lake City clear 87 45 San Diego cloudy 77 67 San rancisco cloudy 64 55 Seattle clear 67 50 05 Tampa clear 88 76 90 Washington clear 83 67.