Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 2

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SaiurdayMay 11 1968 hJ 4 sy i 7 'V 1 HsssM i 5 5 Bi deaths and II introduced nlco (AP) 8 Blessed Events 4 kA UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR STARTS TOMORROW for long distance operators Tuesday Vote 5 Case No 20875 4 a to dinner fV yH A PLUS JJIUWPIW 0 a a markable library glittering with the names of Bessie Smith man arrested by the State Pa trol at 11:53 riday on I i £: ll Clinton Memorial Hospital News Blanchester 115 Broadway I S' ir Laycock went all the way facing only 31 batters striking out five and walking four The New Kenton graduate is now ''3 1 this season and also has one save to his credit He has allowed only eight earned runs in 42 innings for an ERA of i 177 Cincy Mayor Rips Council On Krabach Grossman holds a i as the local col blanked Mid Ohio Con i Mainly About People guess weld's ed the suspect paid for it then claimed the attendant short 45 The suspect Did vou hfinn the one about The Traveling Saleslady? tfc a ESVE EUNZW12W Vance reduced the number of personnel while the vessel Get Your Lawii Mowers Ready great improvement from recent performances Wilmington iS now 4 6 overall and 2 4 in the MOC The team was scheduled to pjay Malone today in a single contest at 11 WILMINGTON 5 MALONE 0 Wilmington 000 201 611 5 14 1 notice file red light The two sustained minor head cuts I Tnthony Williams Republican Candidate for County Commissioner cutter $2475 stand $18 22 Cows utility Vietnam duty so close to native junks that the Vietnamese were frightened and their lives and the lives of Arnhe 4 men were possibly endangered: used the welfare Born to Mr and Mrs James Miller of this city a son John Paul weighing six pounds 11 ounces Wednesday at 8:19 am in Riverside Meth od is Hospital Columbus Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paul Miller of Columbus and Mr and Mrs George Hart of Mansfield LONDON (AP) Prime Min ister Harold Labor par ty supporters began a political counterattack this weekend in the wake of their massive drub bing in countrywide local elec tions The No 1 target was Cecil King publisher of the mass circulation Daily ana Sun day Mirror King who previous ly supported Wilsbn called on the prime minister to quit and warned that Britain faced greatest financial Richard Crossman a senior minister in cabinet ac cused King of assas Labor mefber of Parli meni can have failed to observe the irresponsibility with which he (King) and certain of 'his conferees have been exploiting the troubles and in par ticular the treatment they have accorded the prime Crossman declared Several Labor members of Parliament introduced' motion riday censuring King for his statement And Education Min ister Edward Short told an audi ence at Bristol that Wilson probably the best prime minis ter we have had in this country in peacetime Lees Creek Grange 2107 met in the IOO Hall Wednesday evening with the Master Dwight Bently presiding Emmitt Sha per legislative agent reported on a meeting held in Xenia re cently It was decided to give $10 to 4 Club Congress It was announced that Rural Life Sunday will be May 19 at New Antioch School with a pot luck dinner at 12:30 All Granges in the cbunty are invit ed The State Grange meeting will be held in Dayton in Octo ber The Lees Creek June meeting will be the annual ice cream Schedule for Meetings CUNTON district tournanfent finals baseball game with Georgetown to have been played at Cincinnati Coun try Day riday afternoon was postponed due to wet grounds Charles Gray of Sabina has entered ayette Memorial Hos pital Washington and orrest1 Shank also of Sabina has been dismissed from the hospital Bifl Roser CINCINNATI (AP) Mayor Eugene Ruehlmann blasted City Council minority members riday over a report that Rich ard Krabach would be inter viewed today as a city man ager candidate Ruehlmann charged the min ority members attempted to use tactics to block consideration by council of an outstanding candidate for the city manager He did not name the memberi Krabach finance di rector will appear before coun cil committee of the whole to day Denying reports riday that he had already been signed to the position Krabach said know that they are going to do anything but talk to He said that he know about taking the job seriously considered it but tlere have been other offers seriously considered in the past he asserted Ruehlmann said any furtheraction on Krabach reported to Malone 000 000 000 0 2 2 Laycock and Jones Green Ott (9) nd Myers be the Hamilton County Repub lican party choice for manager will be determined by council after the interview Ruehlmann said he just learn ed Thursday that Krabach would be available Democratic Councilman John Gilligan tabbed the as only of several in which minority (Democrat hd Charter) has been Charter Councilman Charles Taft said Krabach was picked by Republican County Chair man Gordon Scherer and Gov James Rhodes and by the In Columbus Rhodes said one has talked to me of ficially or informally about Richard Krabach as city man ager of ALL NEW WILMINGTON RIVE IN THEATRE NLINCOLNWILO ed a mafthine gun on it and used it for scouting the enemy conducted shore bom bardments without having been assigned such a mission Witter 'concluded: Cmdr Arnheiter is not the type of offi cer the deserves the privilege of ger Daniel A Thomas 18 Mor row were talking and did not conducted Monday at the Cold Springs Ky Baptist Church Cemetery Hannah funeral home Blan chester is in charge of arrange ments ADMISSIONS: William Dean Sewell Clarksville riday medical DISMISSALS: Mrs Herman David Burris South Lebanon and son David Wayne born Tuesday dis missed riday Mrs Timothy Perry 991 Laurel Ave and son Timothy Wayne bom Tuesday dismissed riday Mrs Harry Pollitt Wilming ton Route 3 riday after medi cal treatment since April 28 Ada Marple Portsmouth riday after medical treatment since Thursday Patricia Keplinger 14 306 Spring St riday after medi cal treatment since Monday Carol Sue 17 daughter of Mr and Mr Wayne Huffman Blanchester Route i riday after surgical treatment since May 4 Mabel Webster Linton Ave Clarksville riday after I I i Winter Wheat Crop Estimated WASHINGTON winter wheat crop was estimated by the Agricul ture Department riday at $1 193553000 bushels down 2 per cent from last record production indicated production was listed as 44676000 bushels Infant Callahan BLANCHESTER Wallace Chester Callahan three week Lawrence Shepherd MORROW Lawrence Shep herd 72 Route 1 died riday at 4 in Centerville Sur viving are the wife Elsie three sons Robert of Waynesville Lawrence Jr of Xenia and Herbert of Cincinnati 12 grand children and one great grand child Services will be Monday at 2 at Stubbs funeral home Waynesville where calling hours are Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Burial will be' in Miami Cemetery at Corwin had two hits and has noW had five hits in his last seven times at bat irst baseman Joe Solinski also had two hits while Jbnes and Laycock had one each Defensively the Green Wave gle Solinski moved to third on committed only one error a KiocKner tourtn nn ot me aay Klockner drove in a run in the sixth with a single and Laycock drive in a run to help his own cause with a ninth in ning single that sent home sec ond baseman Mike Cottle Cottle who reached third via for the Republican candidate of the County Commissioners office was most gratifying However this vic tory is not entirely mine It belongs to the many jrsons who worked long and hard for this result 49 I did Therefore to these individuals go my greatest thanks To each and every supporter my most sincere apprecia tion 'V Small Rescuers ST LOUIS Mo (AP) year old youth entered a fourth classroom and tried to grab tiie purse of their teacher Malweda Thomas who was out of the room She said chil dren pounced all over him They recovered my purse and chased him nf thA huiMinS youth was cauaht about a block away and subdued by two other READ THE CLASSIIED ADS teachers hMitMtsiB aMUDunna IM I iNmenamsflUKrarHI iwotfirwcHNncoirmmWMNnMoa GATES OPEN AT 7:30 eatures At 1:25 3:25 5:26 7:25 9:25 day at second bas He rflade some nice plays which may have saved shutout Including an unassisted double play EIV a va in the fourth inning was a 350 orraiop nem nrauiora who foot smash that drove in two out of a batting slump runs scoring Klockner and catcher Dave Jones who both reached base on singles eighth inning single to right field drove in Jay Laycock a southpaw Sabina fired a two hitter 1 4 Sand was backed up by 14 Wil hnmgton hits uccians blank ference rival Malone College 5 jirst baseman Joe Solinski who i 6 here on third after hitting a sin 4 4 A COOL PRIVATE EYE WHOTURNS ON OR ALL THE" RIGHT SCENES 1 AND WRONG I WOMEN! SMALL ENGINE PARTS means the night rate applies on station to station calls placed inside or outside Ohio for 60 consecutiye hours The director pointed out Day traditionally is surgical treatment since April the busiest days 25 Chester A Devoe J776 Wal nut St riday after surgical treatment since April 4 Bessie Lee Wills West Union riday after surgical treatment since May 3 Last Times Today eatures Beginning at 1 PM Regular Prices Br! CoStamng JILL ST JWN RICHARD CONTE GENA ROWLANDS SIMON OAKLAND JEREYLYNN LUDYDBOCHNER andSUELYONasDiana Produced by Aaron Rosenberg Directed by Gordon Douglas Screenplay by Richard Breen bjlOrwiMttst PMAVSM'OlWBVKLUXl JM Afttta IUMI PrnArtWtt ttear Nancy Sinatra sing th title aongf Regular Prices See Us or Tractor Parts and Supplies BLANCHESTER SLAGLE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY showed Duke Ellington in A Alnna a 1963) and was in color Ellins ton appears in Hermann Court tonight to climax the estival of Aris and also will play for tiie baH after the concert In the fdm Ellington played ms own famous songs including 5 Sophisticated Lady Mood In digo Satin DoH and his Per fume Suite Miles Davis was in 1 the Miles Ahead Story Throughout both afternoon and evening the dance numbers were delights Between fiessinns 'Dr anH Mrs Gara entertained at buffet eets supper at their residence in the Spirit Bargains in Mother's Day Calls MARION General Tele phone Co of Ohio operators are bracing for an expected record number of long distance calls on Day Sunday Har Two Citeji after Two Accidents State Patrol officers cited two drivers after accidents riday night and early today At 7:40 riday Larry Smedley 18 Salbina Route 2 was driving south on Cox Rd and Jimmy Lambert 16 Wilmington Route 4 pulled from a private drive 1 mile north of SR 729 and struck the Smedley vehicle Damage to both was slight and there were no injuries Lambert was cited for failing to yield from a private drive At 3 this morning Alan Schecter 22 Dayton was north bound on US 68 and 48 miles north of Wilmington his car Went out of control off the left side and stuck a guard rail Car damage was heavy but there were no injuries Schecter was cited for speed excessive for road conditions Mrs Elizabeth 70 Velva ND flowers in New York on being named Mother of by the American Mothers Commit tee She has 10 sons eight daughters 75 grandchildren The sons are college grad uates and the daughters either attended college or business schools attendance at a social function ashore fired weapons while on and strawberry social 1AMHW Jiaii Ai or program members played games and prizes were given the winners A salad course was served 5 LEGAL NOTICE 1 A IN THE COVET COMMON PLEAS COUNTY OHIO Bivera raK? vs I Hilda Rivera Defendant HILDA RIVERA the defend "rant herein whose present wherea yrbouta and residence are whose last known place of ad dress is: oTrelnidad Tonre Park Avenue New York New York will hereby take notice that on' the 11th day of April 1968 the plaintiff Raul Rivera tiled his pe tiUon herein against her in Com mon Pleas Court of Clinton County A Ohlo seeking a divorce and other XvtUtf on the grounds of gross neg i'lect of duty £7 Said cause wfll be for hearing on after the 27th day of May 1968 Jt' 7 RAUL RIVERA Dennis A Cartwright f' Attorneys for Plaintiff STARTING WEDNESDAY May 15 "ACADEMY AWARD WINNER" StanteyKramer Spencer 1 Sidney TRACT 1 POfflER Katharine HEPBURN Changes Command 19 DAYTON Ohio (AP) The base commanaer at wrigiu Pattrson Air orce Base since 1965 Brig Gen Jowell Wise is going to Hill AB Utah in midsummer to become vice commander of the Air orce Logistics Ogden The Air Material Area rod Bolds of Marion' traffic di rector said He said phone users have to wait uritilz Sunday to call at the lbw holiday rate The bargain calling time period runs 60 hours this weekend from 7 riday until 7 a Monday The 60 hour economy rate period now "also applies to intra state calls the result of a as far as I know only an change instituted May 1 This frank sinatra tomj ronie 12 eause shoteim ami nninfod ft nratfranv xT 'w sooo sianaara um riu nrnn a Bessie Smith St Louis Blues SswctK' Louis Armsgdlhapsody in The man then left the scene aSi was apprehended 28 min Hl De Ho Claude Hopkms By utes later Officers said they Request Count Basie Basie found a loaded 12 gaugd shotgun hidden under the car seat Don Redman Sweepstakes The man was placed in the Jimmy Lunceford Swing Away Clinton County jail Your Blues ats Wallef Misbe Noble Sissle I AAe I VAAI Young wivcik vhuiiuc aculty Place Guests were the Blues Sharkey GlVCS tO 4 1 Baker Charles ischer ami Rnnann Henry Chapin and two students wagon Cannonball Adderly A i Will Powers and Wiliam Jazz Scede i 'k Am UrtK Labor Seeks Comeback In Britain Our Automobile Service Department evening program in the estival of the at Wilmington in th 90th ranfnrv JmH sn war College riday John Baker the films and the music which or vxHunrous owns me re th an 1544 uaii vauk a to concealed weapon are pending the 1920s and Meeks plays very against a 32year old Columbus good late popular man an gsted by the State Pa The films included Noble Sis trol at 11:53 riday on sle the Spirit and ischer IR 71 just southwese of the SR noted that Sissle had appeared 72 overpass at the Murphy Theatre during Officers said the suspect the roaring He and Blake pulled into the Soldo station at Driver Cited After Collision Bernard Garrison 21 Mor row Route 4 was cited by Wil mington police tor failing to obey a traffic light after a two car coHisioh at the Locust Wal nut intersection at 1:06 a today Garrison was driving west on Locust and Lester I ulton 39 old son of Wallace and Sandra on Hart Callahan 801 Center Walnut with the green light st died at 2:30 a Thursday Garrison failed to stop for his at Wright Patterson Air orce red light and tan into the ulton Base Hospital' airborn He car heavily damaging both was horn 17 at Clinton Garrison said Be and a passen Memorial Hospital Wilmington ger Daniel A Thomas 18 Mor Graveside services will be Showing Tonight eature at Dusk 12:30 Ifcey'reyoungs inhve and they 4 kill people Navy Bares Commander's Record To Justify Relief ADXUXN U1U1V I AT IV3VV PaCCj holic Averages a 0 A the AtUViUlUCUUW 1WD Assignment of Lt Cmdr Marcus A ''Arnheiter to shore Tiuty be AN A HAfifTAVA cWntMM Ko I gross lack of judg was to permit maximum Adm Roy rec ik commendation overruling a rear admiral who said Arnheiter should be given command of an i other vessel resulted in Arn assignment to a desk job near San rancisco ATa awac matta public by the Navy riday the to buy a speedboat mount oay alter unofficial congression al hearings on the case were concluded by Bep Joseph Resnick NY Johnson wrote: actions of Cmdr Arnheiter re veal a gross lack of judgment is recognized that taken individually many of the facts donot represent significant er rors in judgment but taken in the aggregate over a relatively 1 short period of time they reveal a complete inability to com mand and lead 1 A I a 1 rtjuucitvi wuu me nesniCK hearings requested a court of in quiry or court martial was re lieved of command of the Pacif ic leet destroyer escort Vance 1966 He contended his dis 4 jnissal was caused by dissident juniftr dfficers who him 42 year old Naval Acade 1 my graduate said he was not al flowed to cal this own witnesses MaLahearing in Subic Bay The 'J Philippines from which the 4 tearing officer Capt Ward Wit filed 41 of Among the findings 38 of i which Arnheiter contended were neyer substantiated: MUSIC Roles were reversed by the Wilmington Music of music to' the Mayor rom left' are Mrs George Curtis Club in' observing National Music Week' this week Instead of Mrs Wayne Wiget Mayor Dale Minton and Mrs William receiving the key to the city the club gave the key to the world Myers Wflmin 7 'i By Blfl Roser third baseman Bob a 'triplehad two hits' for the Klockner went four for four at day 'and also had a arkling nnicr tue pi4ic uau oaa uu CANTON The Wilmington one put out in the field Right Coliegebaseball team bad one fielder Al Kapustar drove in those games riday that three runs' with a triple and most head coaches inly dream' a single tX about "However Green Wave: triple which came ncao coacn bih Atsaus man i have to dream Columbus Man Jailed Here As Suspect vaarges 01 assault witn deadly weapon and carrying 4 fl Ureat Jazz ilms Make 1 Great estival Program jazz films from the Meeks Bill Meeks and ischer greatest collection were shown played background music at the in a wonderful afternoon and supper evening program in the estival festival is on the arts IS factory trained IS reliable IS courteous IS waiting to serve you PATTON MOTORS Main St Wilmington 382 2518 tne names at oessie annul i Louis Armstrong Count Basie Jimmy Lunceford and so on it through all the greats was invited to show them by Dr Larry Gara Wilmington College professor and 'authority pqjart od gave many vwwers OTOte pm Just Wild iSabout the intersection of 71 US i a temne afternoon and ereng Harry and were in oneof the 68 at 11:25 pm and had the evemn8 sessfon earfy musical comedies Smrffle attendant make a small renair 10 ms car Vic Tooker of Wilmington repair was complet who is a widely known jazz man ciuo enter and Dayton ni) tamer has made Sharkey Bonano The afternoon Livestock Markets PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK One thousand seven hundred thirty five head of livestock were sold for 316 consignors at the regular Thursday auction of Wilmington Producers Livestock Association 1057: Market 15 cento lower than last Thursday Butcher hogs aH weights $1525 1960 sows $14 1570 boars $1450 1760 eeder pigs 446 head $1750 23 per hundred weight $625 25 by the head rATTT MS hart Marlrat went to his car pulled out a active' and steady Choice 111 ity $18 23' canner and $10 18 choice heifers 2640 good $2350 2475 ard $22 2350 utility canner and cutter $10 18 commercial S1750 2L25: $15 1750 canner and cutter IS IS Bulls butchers $20 2510 bologna $20 22 eeder cattle 75 head yearling stee $18 2610 heifer yearlings $18 "2450 steer calves $20 2985 heifer calves $18 2450 steer calves $29 2985 heifCr calves $18 2625 106 head Market $1 higher Prime $36 40 choice $30 36 good $25 30 commer cial $23 25 utility $20 23 cull $8 20 107 head: Market 40 cents higher Choice wools $2980 30 utility $2690 choice clips good $2350 Aged sheep for slaughter $3 50 down breeding ewes sold by the head $2750 down ill K1 7: 'W PLUS 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