The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 11

PAGE 12 Deaths and Funerals Ex-Mer(Tiant Claimcil At 69 Samuel Porter, 69. of 900 Orchard Grove Ave. died at City Hospital at 1:30 p. m. Saturday following a four-year ill- ne.ss.

Born In Belfast, Ireland, son of the late Samuel and Margaret Hamilton Porter, he had lived in the area 65 year.s. He operated a North Side grorery store for some 39 years and also had been employed at the old C. C. Thompson Pottery and the Homer Laughlin China Co. I Mr.

Porter was a member of the Orchard Grove Community Methodist Church, the Methodist Men's Group and IBOP cal 1ft He leaves his widow, Mrs, Kdna Johnston Porter, and a daughter, Miss Madge Porter, both at home, and a brother. Carl Porter of East Liverpool Services will be held at 2 p. m. Tue.sday at the Marlin F'uneral Home with the Rev. John Stiils, pastor of the Orchard Grove Methodist Church, officiating.

Burial will be at Riverview Omefery. Friends may rail at the funeral home this afterntHin and evening. ff alter 79, Diex Walter McClure of Wheeling. father of Circuit Judge James McClure, who Hancock County and the Fir.sf Judicial District, died Saturday at 6 45 p. m.

in his home. He was 79 Mr was former vice president and general sales manager of the Hazel Atlas Corp. He retired 1ft years ago He was a member of the United Presbyterian Church, Born July 1. 1882, In Wheeling to McClure and Belle Chambers McClure, he was a graduate of IJnsly Military Institute in Wheeling and attended Washington and Jefferson College. Besides his who resides In Triadelphia and occupies the EAST I.rv ERPOOL REVIEW.

EAST OniO PAY, OrTORF.R H. bench in Hancock County Circuit Court each two years, he leaves his wife, Mrs. Helen Cunningham McClure; three daughters, three sisters, five grandchildren, and one great- grandchild. Services will he held Tuesday at 1ft 30 a. m.

at the Kepner Funeral Home at Wheeling with the Rev. George Day officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call ai the funeral home on National Road at Bethany Pike in Wheeling today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

I Benjamin C. Springer of Park Way Ext. died Sunday at 8 2.5 a. m. at City Hospital following a long illness.

He was 46. A life long resident of East IJverpool, he was born June 12. 1917. A motor inspector in the Electrical Department at Midland Works of the Crucible Steel Co. for 21 years, he worked last on Jan.

18. He was a member of the Ixmgs Run Presbyterian Church. Steelworkers LiK-al 1212, Riddle Masonic Lodge 315, and was a De gree Mason of the Rife Consistory at Steubenville. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Kathryn L.

Springer; a son, Benjamin A Springer, and a step John Detchon, all at home, his mother, Mrs. Clarence Smith of East Liverpool; two daughters, Mrs. Mary While of East Liverpool and Mrs. Yvonne White of Carts- bad, Calif a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Myers of two brothers.

Eugene Springer and Guy Springer, both of East Liverpool; a sister, Mrs, Bess Walton of Williamsport, and five grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Martin FTineral Home, with the Rev. Ru.s.seil Shepherd and the Rev.

Ronald Rearic of the Boyce Church officiating Burial will be at the Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening and Tuesday evening. Riddle Ma.sonic Ixnige will conduct services Tuesday night at 7. W. Services were held this morning at the James Funeral Home in for George W.

Brown, 71, of Georgetown, who died Thursday night at the Pitt.sburgh Veterans Hospital. The Rev. Archie Shower officiated and burial was in Paris (Pa.) Cemetery near Weir- fon. Mr. Brown was a native of Bridgeport, where he was born 22, 1892, to John Brown and Agnes Conaway Brown, and was a veteran of World War He was a member of the P'irst Bapti.st Church of Weirton.

Hi.s wife, Mrs. Jennie Brown, died Oct. 14, He is survived by four Ralph Brown of Petaluma. Richard Brown of Wellsburg, Robert Brown of Weirton and Jack Brown of Georgetown; four daughters. Mrs.

Ruth Nes.selroad of Weirton and Mrs. Brooks. Loretta Nusser and Miss Virginia Brown, all of Georgetown; a sister, Mrs. Anna Smith of Baltimore, and 22 grandchildren and a great grandchild. neral Home, with the Rev.

W. Earl Shaw, pastor of the Second Church of Chri.st, officiating. Burial will be in Ix)cust Hill Cemetery. P'riends may call this afternoon and evening at the funeral home. Loiiisp Mi.ss Virginia Robinson, 47.

of 10.52 Pan Che.s- ter, died at 9 25 m. Sunday at City Hospital following a six-year illness. She was a member of the Sheridan African Methodist Epi.scopal Church. She leaves her parents, Mr and Mrs. Rufus Robinson of Chester, and four brothers, Glenn Robinson.

William Robinson, the Rev. PL Roh inson, and P'loyd Robinson, all of Chester. will be held Wed- ne.sday at 2 m. at the Arner P'uneral Chapel in Chester by the Rev. J.

G. Douglas, pa.s- lor of the Sheridan Church, and the Rev. PL Plugene Robin.son of the Allen Chapel of Ravenna Burial will be in Hill Cemetery. P'riends may call at the funeral home tonight and Tuesday. A life resident of this area, was born April 16.

1868 in Unity Township, a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. Jacob Strohecker. was married to Willis Burt, who died in 1942. They operated a farm in the township for 50 years. She had lived in Petersburg since her death.

She was a member of the United Church of Chri.st at Unity. Surviving are three grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Services will be held Tue.sday at 1 3ft p. at the Oliver neral Home by the Rev. Gordon Bennett.

Burial will be in the Glenview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight. time practicing nurse and was a member of the Columbiana Methodist Church, the WSCS and the Friendship Class, which she taught. Besides her husband, she leaves a Hubert Scott of Columbiana, a Mrs. Cora of Poland, and two grandchildren.

Services will be held Tuesday at 2 m. at the Warrick P'uneral Home with the Rev. George Sweeney and Mrs, Clara Gibbs, pa.stor and a.s.si.stant pastor of the Methodi.st Church, officiating. Burial will be in P'ast Carmel Cemetery. P'riends may call at the funeral home tonight.

Mrs. VI ford Sroit Mrs Carrie Scott. 75, of 316 Fairfield wife of Wilford B. Scott, died morning at 1ft 15 at her home following a lengthy illness. She was horn 12, 1888, in County.

daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Hayes. She was married in 1909 to Mr Scott.

Mrs. Scott was a long Drivrr Forfrils LISBON Lonnie Brunner. 26. of Rochester R. D.

1 forfeited a appearance bond Sunday in Mayor Dean court on a charge of leaving the of an accident. Brunner's auto allegedly hit a parked 1962 sedan owned by Lloyd Briggs of Washingtonville Friday at 8:25 on W. Lincoln Way. Brunner was traced through his auto li- cen.se number, police said. Oldest recoru of all! MFC's 85 years of No other company is so experienced in meeting family money needs.

When you need a loan for any good purpose borrow confidently from HFC. Ask aboDt i'redit IJfe Insurance on ai rales Coth MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS foM 12 1 psymh Imymlt poymH $100 5..3.3 6.88 9.66 .100 16.00 20.66 29.00 .500 26.66 .34.44 48..33 1000 50.41 65.97 93.75 1.500 73.3.3 96.66 200082.91 96.2.5 127.36 182.91 ahmr ineiude frrtnrifial and rkmtm if tmid aetoTdtng to HkfduU. HOUSEHOLD FINANC 527 Washington corner East 6th 2nd Floor, Rapport 6-4200 Hoars- Tuev, Fri to 5-Thors 9 to 7 M. I mt I jr. Robert PL Nutter 7ft5 PL 4th died Sunday at 6 at his home following a two- year illness.

He was 14 A lifelong resident of Liverpool, he was born Aug. 21, 1949 He was a student at Westgate School, having last attended cla.s.ses in 1962. He was a member of the First Church of Chri.st, the Chi Rho group at the church, and Boy Scout Troop 41 of the P'irst Church, He leaves his parents. Robert PL and Dorothy Nutter; his paternal grandfather, Winfred Nutter of Liverpool; his maternal grandmother, Minerva of Liverpool; a brother. Karl Nutter, and two sisters.

Mary Kay and Toni Lynn Nutter, all at home. will be held Tue.sday at 3 .30 p. m. at the Martin Fu- BaUNGSLEY SON illiaiii llaiiev G. Haney, 76.

died suddenly at his home at 803 Green Ln Sunday at 1ft .30 a He was pronounced dead on arrival at City Hospital at 11 45 a m. Mr. Haney was born in Liverpool, a of the late George W. Haney and Anna Raillie Haney. He was employed last as a jiggerman at the Hall China Co.

He was an honorary member of the IBOP Surviving are his widow, Mrs Kdna Haney, at home; sons. Keith W. Haney and Dale P. Haney of Pla.st Liverpool; a daughter, Mrs. Pearl W'ilson of Cleveland; two si.sters.

Mrs Mary Russ of Beaver and Mrs. Linda Bancroft of I. Angeles, eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Services will be held W'ednes- dav at 2 at the Daw.son Funeral Home by the Rev, C.G, of the Church of the Burial will be in Columbiana County P'riends may call at the funeral home anv time Tuesdav. Compare These Prices 1 CALCUTTA! A GROUND SALE EFFECTIVE Oct.

14, 15, 16 BEEF is Mrs. josrpli arrirk Mrs. Maude Warrick, wife of E. Warrick and a former resident of East Liverpool, died suddenh Saturday night at the home of her daughter. Mrs Thomas of Rockford.

Mifh Mrs was born in East Liverpool Aug 31. 1886. to the late Charles and Katherine Kaufman, Mrs Warrick leaves a hioih- er. Harold C. Kautman of East I.i\erp(K)I, and three other daughters.

Mrs Homer (Kath- ervnt Harries of Hartville, Mrs Michael (Maude Ethylni Bastian of Boulder City, ('olo and Mrs. Kenneth i Phyllis i Moore of F'armersville Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p. at the Riverview Chapel, with the Rev, Rudolph of the i i 1 United Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will be at Riverview may call at (he chapel Wednesdav morning and until the time of the service. McCormick Tea Bags 'ma You've Heard About 'Em NOW THEY'RE HERE! SHICK STAINLESS STEEL BLADES 1.00 LosPs For 10 to 15 SHAVES! SAVE Doublc-Edgel 58c pkgs.

of 5 blades Mrs. Mirliarl EAST PAl.P’.STINE Mrs Catherine A Brown 82, wife of Michael F. Brown of Darlington 1, died at noon Sunday at her home. Mrs Brown was horn at F.ast Palestine 14. 1881, to the late Patrick and McGuckin Lynch was a member of (he St Rose Catholic Church of Cannellon and the Ladies Guild Besides her husband, survivors include four Leonard Brown, Jerome Brown and Paul Brown, all of East Palestine and Oscar Brown at home; four daughters, Mrs.

Marie Light foot. Miss Ernestine Brown. Miss Elizabeth Brown and Miss Eileen Brown, all at home: brother, Jo.seph Lynch of East two sisters, Mary Trenka of and Mrs Rea McGowan of Los An geles. and 11 grandchil dren and 16 greal-grandchil dren. Requiem High Mass will he held at the church Wednesdav at 9 a m.

by Fr. Regis Ra gan. Burial will be in St Marv': Cemelery Reaver Falls The Spratt Funeral Home at Reaver Falls is in charge of arrange merit. Friends may call any time at i the late home. Hurt EA.kT PALESTINE Mrs FJlzabeth Burt.

95. of Market St Petersburg, died Saturdav afternoon just as she arrived at the home of a nephew, Kenneth of Alliance, where she had gone to spend the weekend BELL APPLIANCE ALL 1963 MODEL FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 1-FCDM 14-63 14 Cu. Ft. MINI FREEZE 2-PFPI-16B-6316 Gu. Ft.

IN PORCELAIN- 1-FPI-14B-63 14 Cu. Ft. IMPERIAL WITH BOTTOM FREEZER 1-FDS-14B-1 14 Cu. Ft. WITH BOTTOM FREEZER 2-PFPDS-14T-1 14 Cu.

Ft. PORCELAIN FROST PROOF 4-FPDS-14T-1 14 Cu. Ft. FROST PROOF 1-PFDS-13T-1 13 Gu. Ft.

PORCELAIN WITH TOM A TIC DEFROST 3-FD13T-63 13 Cu. Ft. AUTOMATIC DEFROST 5-FDS13T-1 13 Gu. Ft. AUTOMATIC DEFROST 1-UFD 10-63 10 Gu.

Ft. UPRIGHT- 1-UFD 12-63 12 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT- 1-UFD 14-63 14 Gu. Ft.

UPRIGHT- 3-GFB 20 20 Gu. Ft. CHEST TYPE 3-CFB 14 14 Cu. Ft. CHEST TYPE REG.

NOW 36 5 0 739 29 9.5 36 5 $165 IKi $125 Oft $. 335 0 $. 319.95 95 Oft 199.00 215.00 $285 00 37.5 00 00 1-RGIB-645-2 40" FLAIR MODEL Base Extra 1-RDF-630-1 30" FLAIR MODEL 2-RD-20-63 40" FREE STANDING MODEL 1-RD-39-63 30" FREE STANDING MODEL 1 RS-35-63 30" FREE STANDING MODEL $559 9.5 (XI '15 'I', 95 1-DWSTE DISHWASHER Ml 150 00 "YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER' KKI 508 Mulberry Sf. 1 Eosf End.