The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 2

SATURDAY, MAT 12, 1951. EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW, EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO. PAGES Board To Meel LISBON, May 12--The Columbiana County Board of Education will meet Tuesday at 8 p. tn. in the offices of James L.

McBride, county superintendent. BOOSTERS CLUB OF WELLSVILLE Presents BEACOM MEMORIAL GYM Monday, May 21st. Tickets $2.00 Per Person Plus Tax Ex-Teacher's Rites Tuesday Alba E. Pollock, 73, Taken In New York LISBON, May 12 (Special)-Alba E. Pollock, former teacher in county schools, died at 7, p.

m. Friday in Schenectady, N. at the home of his brother, Dr. James K. Pollock.

He was 73. A son of Robert and Ella King Pollock, he was born Oct. 3, 1877, in Center Township. He was a member of the Lisbon Presbyterian Church, an inactive elder and belonged to the Men's Bible Class Mr. Pollock was graduated from Wooster College and had a long teaching career, including three years at Bowling Green High School, six years in the state of Washington, two years in Ashtabula County and 15 years in the Columbiana County rural system, including three at Hanoverton High School.

He was teaching at Furnace School in Center Township when he retired in 1938. Mr. Pollock in recent years spent his summers in Lisbon and winters in Florida. Besides his brother, he is survived by two sisters, Miss Laura Pollock of Ashtabula, and Mrs. Olive Summers of East Rochester.

Services will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Eells-Leggett Funeral Home by Rev. Paul T. Gerrard.

Burial will be in Lisbon Cemetery. Friends may call Monday afternoon and night at the funeral home. and Rosary Society. She leaves another daughter, Mrs. Ann M.

Satow of Parma; Mrs. Ann M. Satow of Parma; three sons, J. Charles Welsh of Toronto, George E. Welsh of Wellsville, and William Welsh of Alliance; four brothers, Peter Patterson of Detroit, and George B.

Patterson, Henry Patterson and James Patterson of Wellsville, and 10 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. The body will be at the Myers Funeral Home in Alliance tonight from 7 to 9 and at the McLean Funeral Home in Wellsville a afternoon and night, where friends may csftl. Rites will be held Monday at 10 a. m. in the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church of Wellsville by Rev.

Fr. James R. Hennessy. Burial will be in St. Elizabeth's Cemetery at Wellsville.

Rogers, and 14 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Services will be held Monday afternoon at 1:30 at the home of Herbert Harroff by Rev. John Hienerman of the Methodist Church. Burial will be at Austintown. Friends may call at Mr.

Har- Toff i home tonight and Sunday. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT Harmony House, Hlemie's in E. i McMorrow, HatiKhs, Culp's in Wellsville. Damn's Drug in Midland, Pa. Mrs.

Alice Welsh Mrs. Alice E. Welsh, a former resident of Wellsville, died Friday at 3 a. m. in the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Agnes Dowling of Alliance. She was 91. Mrs. Welsh was born Jan. 29, I860, in Trenton, N.

and lived in Wellsville many years before going to Alliance 13 years ago Her husband, James Welsh, died Aug. 15, 1931. She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church of Alliance and the Altar top heating comfort with oil- WINTER AIR CONDITIONER OIL FIRED GRAVITY FURNACE MuelferClimatol FUEL THRIFTY FURNACES GUARANTEED TOP HEATING COMFORT SCHELL HEATING 215 THOMPSON AVE. PHONE MAIN 129 Beef (Continued from Page One) known as chuck arm and chuck blade, bone in.

Arm chucks were about 13 cents pound higher than chuck blades in the original April 29 order. On Monday, the ceiling on arm chucks will drop 12 cents and the ceiling on chuck blades will go up one cent. The reductions In the an- Stephen Jonas Stephen Jonas, 82, a retired watchman of the Mackintosh- Hemphill Co. in Midland, died at his home in Ohio Township Friday at 1:55 p. following a short illness.

Mr. Jonas, a native of Czechoslovakia, was employed by the firm 35 years and resided in the township for 40. He was a member of the Presentation Catholic Church. He is survived by three sons, Joseph Jonas of Midland Heights Stephen Jonas Jr. of Industry R.

and George Jonas at home; three daughters, Mrs. Annie Pillar and Mrs. Susie Yaksic of Industry R. and Mrs. Mary Brooks of Beaver H.

two sisters, Mrs. Mary Shanosky of Aliquippa, and Mrs. Julia Pasko of Newton Flails, and 30 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Requiem Mass will be held Monday at 10 a. m.

at the church by Rev. Fr. William Brennan. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the Dennis Funeral Home in Midland today and Sunday.

nounced ceiling price on choice and good grade rump roasts, bone in, will bring the butcher shop price down from 84 cents pound to about 79 cents, O.P.S. officials said. The price of choice and good boneless rump remains at $1.12 a pound. The O.P.S. postponed the effective date of retail kosher beef price ceilings from next Monday to May 21.

Wholesale prices in general declined for the second week in a row during the week ended May 8, largely because of the 3.0 per cent drop in livestock prices. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported yesterday an index of 182.9 per cent of the 1936 average was a decline of 0.3 per cent from the preceding week. The index was 1.6 per cent above the level of Jan. 23, just before the price freeze 16.6 per cent above the May 24-June Owner Of Pursued Car Held At Midland The owner of the Model A Ford chased by Midland police Monday night from the borough limits to Grimm's Bridge was jailed today, charged with permitting an unlicensed operator to drive his car. No date was set for a hearing.

He is Charles Leslie of Smiths Ferry R. who gave himself up at the Police Station. He told police he wasn't at the wheel in the pursuit. The police cruiser ran out of gas and was forced to abandon the chase at Grimm's Bridge. Police withheld the name of the driver who forced the cruiser off the highway several times and also several motorists, almost causing a number of wrecks.

A third occupant of the Leslie car also is unidentified, police said. Students (Continued from Page One) Raymond H. Kay, a life insurance executive, that survey has shown that this tri-state area has a higher per family income than any other in the United States. John Ridder, newly-appointed secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, asked Carson what new Industries he thinks would prove attractive to the younger generation. The speaker replied that he thinks large concerns like du Pont offer opportunities.

New fields like plastics are attractive to young persons, he added. Don Eckert, program chairman, called "time" after the discussion ran overtime. I WISH TO THANK MY LOYAL FRIENDS FOR THEIR SPLENDID SUPPORT IN NOMINATING ME FOR COUNCILMAN- AT-LARGE IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRI- MARIES, MAY 8. A Frank Hackathorn Kenneth Moore Kenneth Moore, 55, former Wellsville millworker, died suddenly Friday afternoon in his home in Huntington Park, Calf. A son of the late John Moore and Mary Nash Moore, he was born in Georgetown.

He was a roller in the former Wellsville (pre-Korea) averag above a year ago. and 17.7 Midland Music Pupils Will Give PTA Program The Music Department of the Midland schools will present varied program at a joint meeting of the three Parent-Teacher Associations Tuesday at 8:15 p. in the High School Auditorium. C. Lloyd Deffenbaugh, music supervisor, will direct, assisted by Stephen Ceh, music teacher ol the Fourth St.

School, and teachers of the First and Seventh St Schools. Features will include a first plant of the American Sheet grade rhythm band from the Firs! i Tin Plate Co. About 10 years ago, he moved from Michigan to California, where he was a potter. St. School under the direction oi Miss Cora Wickline; dances by representative group from the 137 Boys Take Part In Sleeping Party An over-night sleep attracted 137 boys to the Y.

M. C. A. gym Friday night after a relay contest to determine who would get to sleep on the gym mats. An apple bobbing contest was won by John Landis, John Boyd, Richard Landis, William Hodson and Richard Cline, with John Hutchman winning the Indian wrestle.

The track relay was won by Class basketball shooting by Prep foul shooting by Mike Lucas of Class and swimming meet by Prep A with 14 points and Prep as runner-up with 10. Movies were shown by Keith Carpenter. Lowell Sickler, physical direc- top, was in charge. 260 Given Instruction In A-Bomb Precautions An estimated 260 Civilian Defense air raid wardens received instructions on precautions for possible atom bomb attack i their bi-weekly training class Thursday night in the High Schoo Auditorium. Ralph Betz, plans and training officer, was instructor.

He stressed two major points: Getting to a safe place and being alert for fires. The oath of allegiance was given to newcomers. The nex session will be May 24. CONGRATULATIONS He leaves his widow, Mrs. I three second grade classes; songs Frances Moore; a daughter, Wan- by a choir representing the three da of Huntington Park, and three brothers, Charles Moore of South and David Moore and Frank Moore of Wellsville.

Funeral plans are incomplete i but burial probably will be in California. third grade rooms; a piano solo by Sandra Sue Moll, third grade pupil; fifth grade and sixth grade' dancing and singing groups, and songs by choir of 50 voices seeded from the fourth, fifth and xth grades of the Fourth St. chool. I Mrs. EffaMcBane Mrs.

Effa Davis McBane, wife of Alexander C. McBane and a former Wellsville resident, died Friday in her home in Wheeling, following a two-year illness. Mrs. McBane was born in Smiths Ferry and moved to Wheeling about 40 years ago from Wellsville. She was a member of he Vance Memorial Presbyter- an Church, Wheeling.

She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Cathryn Schaffer at home. Rites will be held in the home, 109 National Road, Monday at 2 p. m. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Wheeling.

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Leim of New York City was arrested Friday night by olice- for disregarding a stop ight on North Market St. and osted $10 bond in lieu of his ppearance before the mayor. Mrs. Emma Harroff NEW WATERFORD, May 12 (Special) Mrs. Emma Harroff died at her home here Thursday afternoon.

She was 80. A resident of New Waterfon most of her life, she was born in Austintown, the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Sisco, Her hus band, Homer Harroff, died in 1940 She is survived by four daugh ters, Miss Maude Harroff at home Mrs. Bertha Roesler of Salem Mrs. Hanna Gilmore of Lisbon and Mrs.

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