The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 3

NOVEMBER 1M7 EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW, EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO PA6E1 Death Claims 3. M. Mclhori Oliver Yarian EAST PALESTINE Oliver Yarian, 82, of the Negley-New Waterford Rd. died today at 1:30 a. m.

at Salem Central Clinic, where he had bera a patient two days. Bom May 17. 1885, in Unity Township, he was a son of die late Hiram Yarian and Violet Wetzel Yarian. Davidson, 34, of 214 Green who died at a.m. Monday in Salem City Hospital.

Tlie Rev. Paul Haney of the First Christian Church will officiate. Burial will be in Lisbon Cemetery. Frtends may Wednesday night at the funeral home. Mr.

Yarian, a retired farmer, was a nwmber of the Covenant United Presbytwian CSiurch, the Oolundiiana County Farm Bureau and a charter member of the IMty Ruritan Club. He is survived by his widow, hfrs. Alta Rich Yarian, whom he married Sept. a twin brother, Wilmer Yarian, and brother, Clyde Yarian of Cdumbiana; two sisters, Mrs. William Hadley of East Palestine and Mrs.

Alvwla Klingensmith of Leavittsburg. Services will be held Thirs- day at 1:30 p. m. in tite Oliver Funeral Home, with the Rev. David Ross, pastor of the Covenant United Presbytwian Church, officating.

Burial will follow in New Waterford Cemetery. Friends may call at the fti- neral home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p. m. Julius Arfield BEAVER Julius S. Arfield, 65, of Beavo' Falls, prwninmt Beaver County pharmacist, died this morning.

He had been seaetary of the Beaver County Pharmaceutical Association since its inception IS years ago. He was a past chairman of the Beaver County United Jewish Appeal fund. He operated a drugstore in Beaver Falls for 18 yews and then managed anothw for 12 years. Since 1956, he had been a pharmacist at a New Brighton stwe. rie is survived by his widow, two sons and a sister.

Services will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. Friends may call at the A. D. CamjAell Funeral Home at Beaver Falls after 7 tonight. SALINEVILLE Oscar Melhorn, 69, of 42 W.

Main St. owner of tive Melhorn Dairy here, died Monctey at 7 p. m. at East Liverpool City Hospital, where he had been admitted 15 minutes earlier. Melhorn suffered a heart attack at home.

He was bom Nov. 22, 1898, in the rural area of Salineville, a son of the late Mox and Laura Wampler Mel- bom. He was a member (rf the Salineville Qiurch of CJirist, the Board of Directors of the Citi- zms Banking the Ruritan and a firmer member of the Board of Elducatiwi. He had operated the dairy business for 40 years. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Nina Melhorn, at home, Aide Fill Address Group Report Slated On Hot Lunch Mra. June Davidson LISBON will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. ki the Edls Leggett Funeral Home for Mrs. June Barbara Augustus Allan Agustus Allan, about 48, died of a hewt attack Monday at 2:15 p.m. while atteiKhng the races at Waterford Park.

Mr. Allan was an assistant chef at the Kirkland (Ohio) Country Club. The Amer Funeral Chapel, Chester, is in charge of ar- rangmMnts. and tiwo brottiers, Mel horn of SalHieville and Louis Melhom of Torwito. A son and a daughtw preceded him in death.

Services will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Kerr Funeral Home by Ridiard Beam, pastor of the Church of Chnsit Burial will be in Woodland Cemetery. Frimds may call at the funeral home tonight and Wednesday afternoon and A federal post office olfidal wiU be on hand Thursday night at Newell to discuss the possi- dlity of a new facility there, according to spdcesmen for the Newell Civic Council. Tlie meeting, to be held in the fire station beginning at 8, is open to the public, according to Amie Durham, president of die council.

Ko said Joe Finocchiaro, chief of the space re- quironents branch of the department, will attend. Dirham added that federal officials have omceded there is a need for new building. Hie meeting is sponsored by all clubs in the community, inducing the Junior Women, Lions, American Legion, Auxiliary and the fire department. A report on the operation of the much criticized school hot lunch in Hancock County will be presented the Board of Education Thursday night. Crawford Cameron, previously delegated by Supt.

Robert Hall to conduct an investigation of the told the board Monday night he has completed that phase of his work and currently is preparing a report rCnurt i (Ce wed frmn Page 1) Court -VMnt March 29 denying his for a divorce from rife, Wanda, of Warren, and 2 Cars Damaged In Minor Mishap Oars operated by Robert P. Gonmla, 21, of 130 Edgewood Circle, IiMkistry, and William W. Duck, 44, of Industry RD 1 were involved in a minor col- III 0. of Lisbon, ad- Usicm at 2 a.m. today ki Route the estate of Wil- i 68, Industry Borough, son J.

deceased, from; Hancock Board Purchases Tires Action Group Report Presented To Council Lisbon Area News Mra. Ray Alexander 424-5674 LISBON The American Legion annual Christmas dinner meeting will be held Monday at 6:30 at the post home. Members are asked to bring gifts such as combs, razor blades, gum, stamps, cards, and similar Hems for hospital patients. Dinner reservations must be made by Friday with Mrs. Allen Nedl, aecretary.

Donations will be made for tiw for the Yanks Who Trip by him will be by Mrs. Hoyt Sexton. Damage Reports Given Sheriff In Entry Of School LISBON Beaver Local High School officials sent tiie sheriff a report Monday on the amount of damage caused by Intruders Sunday. Chief Deputy Robert Beresford said the list of vandalism is complete but he has received no on what was taken. He said he understands the intruders got approximately $30 in change and anne shop tools.

In a report to the sheriff, Supt. Roy Cashdollar said the intruders broke four doors, nine winekws, an exit sign, clock face, two glass in a hallway and a portable blackboard; carved language in a hall ceiling, tnre up a relief map, cut and tore stage curtains, slashed two gym mats, cut eight locks witii bolt cutters, spilled candy and damaged a freezer door. Death Takes Attorney At Pittsburgh Hospital BEAVER Atty. Harry Garrett, 56, of 632 Glawvood Andnidge, Beaver first Negro attorney, died Monday at Presbyterian Hospital at Pittsburgh after a six-wedc illness. Mr.

Garrett was a graduate of Unooln University aid Duquesne University Law School. He received his doctorate in law in August from Duquesne. He is survived by a widow, a son, a sister and three grandchildren. Friends may call beginning tonight at the McCabe Funeral Home in Ambridge. NEW CUMBERLAND Ronald Wilson, director of the Hancock-Brooke Oomrrumity Action (Council, eiqilained the operation of tiic locally and bow it affects New Cumberland during a of Council Monday night.

Walter Driscoll of the Weirton divisicw of the Monongahcla Power Co. will meet with Council soon to discuss the raising of Christmaa decorations and special rates to the village, members were told. Council approved a resoiution by Robert Mills, council member, to bill Dravo Co. of Pittsburgh $3,119.42, for sand gravel removed from city property. Council announced a mas party will be held for children of the carranunity.

The date will be set. Various purdiases were authorized Monday night during a meeting of the Hancock County Honne board. Meeting at the home on Gas Valley the board approved fhe pimchase of winter tires for the station wagon and adopted recommendations of the Sayre Electric Co. of East Liverpool for minor repairs at the hcnne. A contract fw the Ufrfioistery of two pieces of fixniture by a Wellsville firm also was grant- Dmuthy Knabb of the county welfare departinent and Harold Sweat, farm manager, attended, along with members Dick Norman Ferrari, Mrs.

Jean Robnxten, Jack chairman, Ernest John, Charles and Edward Nogay. The next meeting will be Dec. 11 Members, as well as Hall, ex- (H'essed concern in the past over conditions of the program and the lack of clear reports on what is being done to deplete the large inventory the program had on hand at the end of the spring term. HaH told the board the (fireotor, Lawrence Tieid- ler, is in the and no one presently is in charge. He report on plans to send one school employe, who has previous experience ki such with the Army, to Mt as overseer.

The board concern over that move since said the schools already have declared the program can be operated by Hall and a second person until Zeidler returns. the insistence of Dr. Eli Weller, the board also deferred payment of bills accumulated by the iMUgram until the report is received. He added as a board member be does not want to be rcspwisible for bills until he can review the study. Dr.

Weller also said he wants auditor to check the pro- a Gomola, driving a 1965 con- a Lommon Pleas Court jury, verdict Nov. 29. 1966, allowing told Industry Patrol- the Motorist Mutual Jim LeFebvre and Roy Co. $780'for damage to a cari ill a ai jcideirt. HbhensheU that he came up on auto, hidted on tha road, and could not atop.

In an attempt to swerva, Go- cm skidded and tha right rear frader hit the rear of the Duck auto. Duck told police he was stopped because be was to push another car by Anthcny Newtz, 49, of 729 Beaver Midland. Police said no one was injured. News Ohio (AP) Oino Dqpt. of i Igri.

cakt gt'ain' prices: No 2 wheat 1 to 2 lower 1.2R.1.33 mostly 1.28-! 1.30; No 2 yell ow corn 1 to 3 I lower In.istly 92-95; No 2 oats mo stly 68-80, nwstJy 7 3-74; 1 soybeans 1 2.41-2.50, mostly to 2 la (Wer 2.42-2.45. IP YOU ARE TO SAVE MONEY AND GET A LARGE SELECTION OF TOYS AND GIFT ITEMS THEN VISIT THE MART DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE. Lisbon, Ohio Open Till I Every Eveaiag grrnn. The board decided it could not pinpoint the ills of the only that it is not functioning properly. The board Troopers Appointed To Weirton Barracks Attend Meetings LISBON Charles J.

Gause of Hanoverton RD 1, County commdsffloner, and Mrs. Edna Ray of Gmltord Lake, ODunty clerk, are attending state meetings of their associatiims today and Wednesday at Columbus. Reclamation Group Names District Men Three district men have been elected to offices with the Ohio Body Of Woman, 79, Discovered In River MINGO JUNCTION The body of a 79-year-old Steubenville woman was found in ttie (M mo River here Monday afternoon. Ohio authorities reported Mrs. Marie Pidley of 457 S.

4th St. had been missing since Sept. 25. Brooke (bounty officials who have jurisdiction of the river, said the body was discovered abtxit 1:10 p. m.

by a seotiiMi gang of the i 1 Plate Railroad as it worked near a shanty at the Standard Slag Co. in Mingo. Dr. John Trautoert, Brooke oorwier, said death has been attributed to accidental drowning. He added the body was in the river from two weeks to two months.

The West Virginia state polkie barracks at Weirton has announced two new appointments to its squad of men, bringiiig the strength of the detachment to four tor the first time. Trooper Joseph Garret has been transferred to Kingwood in Preston County. Replacing him is Trooper W. L. Watkins, transferred to Weirton from Kingwood.

Also transferred from Triadelphia waa Tkooper F. S. Null. Reclamation Association. Galvin H.

Minich of the East Fairfield Coal Oo. at North lima has been named president and Chris Cbengelifl of the Industrial Mining wad Engtoeer- ing Co. at Lisbon and David B. Dutton of the Ohio Edison Co. at Toronto given posts wiffi the Board of Directors.

They were selected during the annual meeting this week ait Zmraville. Paper currency of the United States is made only at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in D.C. The largest gold-mining area is the Wirtwatersrand gold field, extends30 miles east and west of Johannesburg, South Africa. Gold was disoovered there in 1886, and by 1945 more thui 45 per of dl the gold was mined thMe an authMized Hall to contract for the essentials to keep the program in operation pending report. Weather (Continoed from Page 1) do, where hazardous warnmgs were posted.

driving Rain contkiued to fall on the West Coast from Oregon to central California. Clear skies from the Rockies acroa the midsection to the Appalachians, but frigid tenperatures were the rule. Eariy momkig temperatures ranged frtan 75 degrees at Key West, to 7 beiow at Inter- natkxial Falls, Mton. FRIENDLY SERVICE RAPID DELIVERY 885-4886 ADKINS LUMBER 1818 Harvey Ave. NEW SHIPMENT EXTERIOR KEY IN KNOI LOCKS 885-4186 ADKINS LUMBER 1868 Harvey Ave.

fashions, facts, fictions James Locke Certified Gomologist Member American Gem Society BLUE GEMS Many men and women when asked is your favorite will answer Certainly gemstones of Wue are perennially popular in fine jewelry. One of the love- lieet, I think, is the brilliant Wue Unfortunately, many think of this as being a diamond substitute on sven a synthetic a hrflliant steely Wue. The cokriess Ziroon oomes closest among natural stones to resembling the diamond. gem. The Zircon has a fine history (toting from BiWical times.

They are usually found in exaked 5 ompany in the area where rubtos, garnets and sapphires are mined. Ceyioo for many years was our chief source for this stone. It is very brilliant and occurs in several colors, the most notaWc being a pale yellow, red and leaf green. The brown crystals when treated are the ones that turn However, it is the Wue Zircon that is most generally made up into outstanding jewelry pieces and dramatic It combines well whh dtomonds and niWes, and is pleasing to the eye set in either white or gohto. As one of the Wteraate birthstones for the December-born it was believed to cure imonmia, apparently not a umqueiy twentieth century affliction.

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