The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 22

PAGE 22 EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW, EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1956 Here And There In District East Liverpool, Wellsville, Midland, Chester, Newell Students Returns To Ohio U. I Crucible Steel Co. He is a squad Tom Anthony, son of Norman Anthony of Green Lane, has resumed his studies as a sophomore at Ohio University in Athens. A pre-medical student, he was graduated in 1953 from East Liverpool High School, Trucks Work Call after 5 on week days. Anytime Sat.

or Sun. FU Will Study Anethesia Miss June Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, 1037 Hazel has enrolled at Ohio State University to study anesthesia. She was graduated from East Liverpool High School in 1952 and from the School of Nursing at Ohio Valley Hospital in SteubenvMle.

leader in the Heavy Mortar Co. of the 5th Regiment At Joseph Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, 301 Maplewood has enrolled as a freshman at Ohio Wesleyan University at Delaware, where he will major in chemical engineering. For A Pleasant And Secure future enroll now for the Oct.

1 classes. A. H. Beauty School, Broadway. Dial FU Adv.

Fuller Brush Local service. FU Lisbon Marriage Licenses Melvin Kidder laborer. East Palestine, and Patricia Joy, baby sitter, Wellsville. Raymond Lee Dearth, electrician, and Donna Marie Hissom, office worker. East Liverpool.

Magnavox Hi-Fi Players Only at Harmony House, 104 West 5th Flight Student Transferred James Albert Manning, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar P. Manning, 1570 Etruria has been transferred from the Akron Naval Station for Naval flight training at Pensacola, Fla. After four months training, Manning will be commissioned as an ensign for training with new type planes to qualify for service with fleet.

Peadies Elberta peaches, crab apples, melons. Cowl Farm, 8 miles below Newell, W. Va. Rt. Heads For Germany James E.

Noel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Noel and a member of the 8th Infantry Division, will leave Ft. Carson, Sept. 29 for service in Germany.

An ammunition bearer in Co. M. of the 5th Regiment, he is a 1955 graduate of East Palestine High School and has been in the Army since March. Soldier To Go To Europe Pvt. Donald T.

Reynolds, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Reynolds, 1513 Main Wellsville, and husband of Mrs. Jeanette Reynolds, 1745 Main is scheduled to leave Ft.

Carson, Tuesday for Europe as part of Operation Gyroscope, the unit rotation plan. Pvt. Reynolds is a senior wiremen in the Heavy Mortar Co. of the 8th Infantry Division, which is replacing the 9th Infantry Division in Germany. Event Set Oct, 2-6 Beaver Local School Unit Launches Plans For Fair The Flower Arrangement Calender 1957 $1.25.

Book 2 To Study Pharmacy Robert Dorsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dorsey of Glenmoor, and Paul Coen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coen of Shadyside, have entered the College of Pharmacy at Ohio Northern University in Ada.

Dorsey, formerly a student at Kent State University, entered as a junior. Coen is a freshman. Both are 1954 graduates of East Liverpool High School. Girl To Attend College Miss Jo Ann Bradfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George Bradfield of Maple left Sunday to attend Grove City (Pa.) College.

A graduate of East Xiverpool High School in June, she will major in English. Thursday Trash Schedule the incinerator department schedule for trash collections Thursday: Ravine Fawcett Bradshaw Ambrose Huston Laurel Alley, Bank Chester Riley Minerva Illinois Ave. and Oak St. Student Enters Pitt Alfred Fricano, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Fricano, 259 W. 9th tias entered the University of Pittsburgh to study engineering. Convalescent Home Accommodations for bed, i- bed, ambulatory patients or permanent residents of all ages. Marie B. Mohar, Nentwick trained nurse in charge.

For information dial FU 5-5001, 1522 Lisbon Adv. Fuller Brushes Chester, Newell, Wells. FU 6-5951, Soldier To Go Abroad Pvt. Paul A. Burson, 23, a member of the 8th Infantry Division at Ft.

Carson, will leave Tuesday for service in Germany. Young Burson, of 1566 Globe is a graduate of East Liverpool High School and was employed by the HILLTOP DRIVE-IN THEATRE 2 MUes East of Chester, Rt. 2 NOW SHOWINC HALFXAm KAUTY HMD HER AVAGARDNER ffiiwwB LISBON The Beaver Local school council made plans for a fair on the high grounds Oct. 2-6 during a meeting Tuesday night in the high schoool. The fair will be held from 6 p.

m. to 10 p. m. Tuesday through Thursday, 6 p. m.

to midnight Friday and 1 p. m. to midnight Saturday. Committee members appointed for the event are: B. W.

Merwin, chairman, Edwin Morse, East Liverpool, Atty. Donald Elliott, Rogers, Art Doak, Calcutta, and Clarence Noel, Signal, publicity; Mrs. Maudine Schiff, Rogers, chairman, Mrs. Mary Berger, Negley, and Mrs. Bert Thompson, Elkton, planning; Mrs.

Leola Barton, Calcutta, chairman, Mrs. Ruth Barnes, West Point, Mrs. Hazel Suffolk, Negley, and Mrs. Margary Green Roger, food. Proceeds will go towards new high school band uniforms and other activities outside the regular high school curriculum.

Included in the fair will be five rides brought by Don Mercier of For Listing In The Newell Lions Club Birthday Calendar call EV 7-1630 or EV 7-2006. North Canton. A lunch tent will be operated by all the parent-teacher associations in the Beaver Local school district. Plans also are being made to include farm machinery and automotive displays and district high school bands. Beaver local high school also will hold its football homecoming celebration in conjunction with the fair when the school plays United Local Friday, Oct.

5, at 3:30 p. m. at the home field in New Waterford. Students will select a queen for the homecoming. The queen in turn will reign during the fair.

Officers of the council Elliot, president; Mrs. Schiff, vice president, and Mrs. Mary Wolf of Negley, secretary-treasurer. The council was formed Jan. 31, with each parent-teacher association having two representatives.

Any district residents are eligible to join. The council will meet again next Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. to make further fair plans. they were holed up in the woods.

'They apparently had gone there after making their way from Lisbon. Given a full meal at the jail last night, they were from a sleep as Sheriff Howard Clark and deputies started questioning them this morning. One of them may explain where the saw blades came from and who ever supplied them faces arrest as an accessory, the office said. If jail breaking charges are piled on them they are already under indictment on other could be sentenced to six months in the county jail or 1-5 years in the Ohio State Reformatory if convicted. Prosecutor James MacDonald said he is not contemplating recall of the September Grand Jury, which indicted them Bland on a charge of breaking and entering the American Poolroom here; Morrell, receiving and concealing stolen property, and Goddard, forg- Meters (Continued from Page One) Rock Slide Qeared From Super-Road A spokesman at the State Department garage at Lee- residents place workers were clearing 1 Liverpool-Wellsville of debris this morning after two rock slides Tuesday afternoon and last night.

He said a power shovel was being used. Edward Roberts of the Highlandtown Rd. said a rock struck his car about 4:30 p. m. yesterday.

He was not injured. ery. Recruit Begins Training Jack Matthew, son of Dr. and Mrs. Howard MatUiew of Louisiana Chester, reported Monday to Ft.

Jackson, S. to begin Army basic training. He enlisted Sept. 14 and expects to train as a dental technician. Guild Plans Rummage Sale St.

Ann Guild of St. Ann Catholic Church will open a rummage sale Monday at 617 Broadway. Mrs. Elizabeth will be chairman and proceeds will be used for church projects. Milk For Health Now you can buy St.

(Hair Dairy Grade A milk at your grocery or at your home. Buy it in quarts and half-gallons. Sanitary easy to pour with the pitcher pour spout. FU will preside. Following business, the volunteers will work on the equipment and building.

Driver Awaits Hearing John J. of McDonald, is scheduled for a Municipal Court hearing Saturday at 9 a. m. on a reckless driving charge. He posted $31 bond after his arrest today at 12:10 a.

m. in Diamond Alley, police said. Kindergarten Classes In afternoon, ages 4 to 6. Rates $10 month. Time 1 to 3:15 p.

m. Interested dial FU 5-0894 FROM RR-G-M IN DOLOR AND CIHEWASCOPE PLUS 4 WONDERFUL STARS IN AN EXCITING SLICE OF LIFE! THE CATERED AFFAIR SIMMHNt BETTE DAVIS ERNEST BORGNINE DEBBIE REYNOLDS BARRY FITZGERALD M-e-M Conkle Farms Blue Damson plums, $3.00 bushel. Pick them yourself. Store hours closed to Fri. 1:30 6:00, Sat.

and Sun. 10 a. m. to 6 p. Cub Group To Meet The Newell Cub Pack 10 committee will meet at 7:30 p.

m. Thursday at Jefferson School. Jim Seevers, cubmaster, will preside. Wagon Wheel Ranch Known as State Line Ranch, open for business. Under new Driver Fined, Jailed Jessie H.

Stewart, 348 Ohio Midland, was fined $300 and costs, sentenced to 10 days in jail and lost his right to drive in Ohio for six months when he pleaded guilty before Municipal Judge Goerge L. Brokaw Tuesday afternoon on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was cited after a crash Monday night at 10:45 on Walnut St. that involved his car and an auto operated by James W. Welch of Henry Ave.

Lint Ignites In Furnace Wellsville firemen were called to the home of Mrs. Harold Bucher, 331 Broadway, Wellsville, this morning at 8.20, when dirt and lint ignited as the gas furnace was turned on. The blaze was confined to the furnace. Damage was minor, firemen said. Auto Theft Reported Carl Gorrell of Glenmoor told police Tuesday his 1953 Chevrolet two-door sedan with license L-798-D was stolen between 10 a.

m. and noon Sunday from Pennsylvania Ave. Ext. He said the auto contained tools worth $250. Mrs.

Lewis Carter, 947 Monaca is in City Hospital. Bruce Weiner, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford A. Weiner of Pond is recovering at City Hospital after an emergency appendectomy Friday.

Mrs. Wilbert Blatch, 719 Dewey has entered City Hospital for surgery. Mrs. Grace Brennan, wife of Hancock County Circuit Court Judge J. Harold Brennan, is confined with pneumonia at the Wheeling General Hospital.

She is Circuit Court recorder. They reside in Wheeling. Capture (Continued from Page One) jail Beauty Shop Special permanents $4.75 this week only. 3rd floor Odd Fellows. FU 6-6740 or FU Thief Takes Rowboat Cecil E.

White, 573 Railroad told police Tuesday night his blue and red rowboat was stolen between Friday and Tuesday from its mooring at a tree along the River Rd. The thief also took the chain that held the boat, he said. Stationary Tubs Wanted If you have stationary tubs to sell, this is your opportunity to sell them immediately. The Review Want Ad reproduced be-, low produced 20 calls from persons wishing to buy the tubs. This Review Want Ad Sold Uie Tubs Clothes Closet 614 Grant Newell, W.

Va. Dial EV Double galvanized stationary for sale. Tor further information Dial xxxx. 19 others are still looking for a similar offer. If you have stationary tubs to sell and wish to reach these prospective buyers, Dial FU 54545, ask for a Want Ad-Taker, have her insert an inexpensive ad for you.

Dial your ad by 5:30 p. m. for the next paper. Reach these buyers right away while they are still interested. Antique Auction Sept.

20 Rogers Rt. 7, 7 p. m. sharp. Newell Post Antique Shop, Lincoln City.

Tom George, auctioneer Adv. the maximum penalty for break. The men still were wearing the thin clothing they had on when they broke out Saturday night from Columbiana new $230,000 jail by sawing three iron bars in the bullpen with hacksaw blades that apparently were smuggled to them on previous visiting day. They were hungry. They had nothing but the one loaf of bread and the windfall apples they scrounged from district orchards, officers said.

One had bought the bread Monday at a district service station- grocery without being recognized. Temperatures had dropped to near 44 degrees Monday night while They are due for arraignment Monday before Judge Joel H. Sharp in Common Pleas Court, along with three other men who turned down their invitation to flee the jail, and the remainder of the 11 indicted by the jury last Thursday. The trio apparently turned up their cell radios to drown out the noise of the sawing. Economies in the financing of the jail may have attributed to their escape.

A pickup system had been planned but it was cut out for lack of funds. The system picks up every noise throughout the cells and relays it to the office. The bars they sawed were of low-carbon steel. High-carbon steel was used on the main cells but the cheaper iron went into the bullpen bars because the jail attendants usually are within sight of the enclosure. A jailor who made the rounds between 9:30 and 9:45 Saturday night discovered the break.

The trio took the screen from a window and dropped 10 feet to the ground from the wing that faces on Route 45 at Lisbon. the road they apparently used in getting to the Wellsville vicinity. Late Cardinal Left Only $790 LONDON WV-Bernard Cardinal Griffin, who died last Aug. 20, left only 282 pounds publication of his will today revealed. The cardinal, who as archbishop of Westminster was spiritual leader of four million Roman Catholics, received thousands of pounds in legacies.

for pickup has expedited the service. He pointed out that the $246.78 it cost to operate two trucks during August was the lowest since the service was put into effect. A petition asking that the city clear a vacant lot at 931 Cedar Ave. of rubbish and debris was referred to Shoub and Dr. Gustav Peller, health officer.

The petition was signed by residents of the area. Shoub said that street lights which will be installed if voters approve a levy in the general elec tion Nov. 6 will be displayed in the community. Dash, chairman of the streets and lights committee, said he will report at the next meeting on proposed improvements in street lighting. A request by Fire Chief Robert Lewis for new casing around a door at the fire was referred to the property committee for study.

Shoub informed Council he will attend a meeting of the Ohio League of Municipalities Thursday and Friday in Columbus. mil sityyiEUi LAST NITE Ike (Continued from Page One) the officials, but he said Eisenhower the now-canceled private power contract. The administration canceled it after congressional investigators cited an alleged conflict of interest in the case on the part of a former Budget Bureau consultant. Shows At 8:00 11:30 AND ir JUST GOOD FOOD ir A Home Away From Home McGeehan's 1025 Main Wellsville, O. AIR CONDITIONED Newell Lions To Meet The Newell Lions Club will meet Thursday night at 6:30 at the Shamrock Inn with Albert Logston, president, presiding.

Miss A1 Ann Eppley, music director of Wells High School, will be speaker. Richard Brenneman will be program chairman. Roand and Square Dance Every Thursday, Hillcrest Community Bldg. Music by Slim Valley Rhythm Adv. Pony League To Be Feted Youngsters in the Pony League will be feted at the luncheon of the Kiwanis Club Thursday noon at the Travelers Hotel.

Dick Emmerling will be program chairman. The group plans a visit to the Poplar Lane Armory at a later date. Births Reported Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Teeters of Lisbon R.

D. 1, a son, Sept. 18, at City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert D. Robinson, 325 Blakeley a daughter, Sept. 18, at City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Williams, 206 Ravine a son, Sept. 18, at City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mehno of Industry R.

D. 1, a son, Sept. 18, at City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Fisher, 264 Church Chester, a daughter, Sept. 18, at City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cline Jr.

of Irondale, a daughter, Sept. 18, at City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McGoye, 717 Virginia Midland, a son, Sept.

18, at City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bolton, 724 Green Lane, a son, Sept. 19, at City Hospital.

Save On Fire Insurance with Allstate Insurance founded by Sears. FU STARTS TONIGHT! HOW CAN YOU TELL THEM TO IE THE OIRLS LIKE THEM BETTER WHEN THETRE lAOl Township Firemen To Meet The Liverpool Township East volunteer fire department will meet at the fire station at 7 tonight. Harry P. Smith, chairman, wSfflSHT miH'Miniiiii PLUS THIS BIG HIT! gbsha JOAN OAkY SHIkliY At 7:55 11:10 "NAVY 0:45 ONLY COMING ANOTHER GIANT SATCRDAY! DUSK TO DAYfN SHOW I TOWN COUNTRY RESTAURANT Under The Personal Supervision Of Mrs. Celia Jackson With The Patients Miss Patricia Brooks, daughter of Mr.

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