The Circleville Herald from Circleville, Ohio • Page 5

Ashville News MRS. JOHN SABINE, PHONE 983-2086 The Harrison Twp. Emergency Squad made the following runs this past week; July 4, dressed lacerated arm for Steven Oliver, 5045 Cook Hoad; examined Suzi Carpenter, Circleville, illness; dressed wound in foot of Teresa Williams, Gregory Trailer Court; examined Ernestine Craig, 78 Plum Street, difficulty in breathing; transported James Ison, to Berger Hospital, possible heart attack; transported Gerald Simeox, Caldwell, Ohio, to Mercy Hospital, broken arm; July 5, transported Valeant Norris, Eureka, California, to Berger Hospital, possible broken hip; examined Neva Boyd, I Indge, illness; July 6, examined Kandy Cordell, 25 South Street, object stuck in throat; July 7, transported Alice Gloyd, 336 Randolph Street, to Mercy Hospital, illness; July 9, examined Harry Reynolds, illness; examined Sue Southerland, 45 E. South Street, illness; July 10, traffic accident at State Route 752 and Route 674, two injured taken to Berger Hospital. The following fire runs were made; July 4, pole bam on fire at home of Ronald Comet, 6519 Hagerty Road, bam destroyed, damage estimated at auto fire in front of 345 Long Street, car owned by Kevin Pennington, Route 5, Circleville, damage estimated at $200; July 9, fire in trailer home of Craig Fleming, 16, Scioto Estates, damage estimated at $25.

friends for five years. The address while in Mexico is Anade No. Arboledas, Atizapan de Zaragoza, Edo de Mexico. Jose and Ansetmo Noriega are spending the summer with the Williams family. The Williams family will be vacationing in Mexico during the month of August at which time they will take Jose and Anselmo to their home in Mexico City and return Christy and Carla to Ashville.

In the printing of the winners in the Baked Goods Display at the 4th of July Celebration there were two mistakes, linda Acord received the Best of Show in the Yeast Breads Division and Audrey Harvey received second place in the nut bread category. time on Aug. 7. This past Sunday Benis Lutz, lay- of the Village Church gave the message and the guest soloist was Ed Groff, a member of the Washington Avenue Church in Columbus and a teacher in the Walnut Township School. A reception honoring the Rev.

and Mrs. John Currens and their family will be held on Sunday, July 17 at the Zion United Methodist Church at 1 p.m. This will be a carry-in dinner and wiU be held in the social room of the church. Jeff Harr Is Intern For Landmark The Ashville Kiwanis Club members are now selling tickets for the July 27 Columbus Clippers baseball game. They would like to have quite a representation of Ashville Community people at the game that evening, hoping for over 200 residents.

You can purchase your tickets from any member of the club. Christy Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Williams of Ringgold and Carla Ramsay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Ramsay, left June 24 to spend the summer in Mexico City. They are staying with the Noriega family with whom they have been Banks Reach Agreement In Principle William N. Liggett, chairman and chief executive officer, First National Cincinnati Corporation, announced that agreement in principle has been reached for the acquisition of the $26 million asset The Third National Bank, Circleville. In making the announcement, Liggett noted the similarity in philosophy and banking principles of that bank and First National Cincinnati Corporation. He said, are pleased to strengthen and extend our long standing relationship with this banking The agreement in principle is subject to a definitive agreement between the parties; approval of shareholders of The Third National Bank, Circleville, and by regulatory authorities.

A favorable ruling by the Internal Revenue Service may be necessary. Details of the transaction will be revealed to shareholders of The Third National Bank a proxy statement to be issued for their approval. Kenneth F. Fosnaugh, president, The Third National Bank, Circleville, indicated his pleasure in the new relationship. Mr.

Fosnaugh said, face of the growing complexities and technological changes in the banking business today and with more intense regulatory requirements, the leadership of the holding company will give added strength to our The $1,105 billion asset The First National Bank of Cincinnati is the holding bank. Other sub- sidaries of the holding company are the $30 million asset The Miami Deposit Bank, Yellow Springs, Ohio, the $83 million asset The First National Bank Trust Company, Troy, Ohio, and the $76 million asset The First National Bank of Ironton, Ironton. COMMON FLEASCOI RT PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE All Interested partleB are hereby noUfled that the following Executor has filed her account tn the Common Pleas Court, Probate Division. Pickaway County, Ohio No 77-26883 L. Kline, Executrix of the estate of Virginia Mae Cain, deceased First and Final account No.

77 26884 Loche L. Kline, Executrix of the estate of Elmer T. Cain, deceased. First and Final Account And that said accounts will be for hearing and settlement before the Court on Monday, Grace Selkow will be the guest soloist at the 9:15 a.m. Worship Service at First English Lutheran Church this Sunday.

She has appeared with the Columbus Symphony Ensemble, appeared on television and with various choruses and choirs. Guest organist at the service will be Karen Sue (Dum) Darby. Eric Frazier was honored on his fifth birthday with a party at his home on Sunday afternoon. Ice cream and cake was enjoyed by all and games were played by the children. Children attending the party were Michelle Adams, Erin Hoover, Joel Hoover, Sean Ward, William Spires and Jimmy Howard Other guests were Carol Adams, Nancy Ball, Joe Hoover, Dorothy Hoover, Jackie Howard, Debbie Hoover, lisa Ball, Sonya Ruggles, Karen Ward, Betty Rummer, Kim Aldenderfer, Mike Mets, Esta Hudson and mother, Vivian Frazier.

Holly Pettibone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iiawrence Pettibone of South Bloomfield and Kevin Frazier, son of Mr, and Mrs. Carl Frazier of Grove City, were married in the South Bloomfield United Methodist Church on July 24 at 7:30 p.m. A family dinner was held at the country home of Jim and Nancy Parkison on June 10.

Those attending were Johnny, Connie Kuyhendoll, Kert and Kent of Luling, Texas; Bill and linda Stewart, Barbie, Billy and Kevin Arehart, Floyd and Ruth Stewart and Kay, Craig and Sherrie Jackson, Jon and Becky Stewart, Larry and Bonnie Starcher, Angie and Steve, Doug and Lynette Newman, John and Edith Mae Stewart all of Sabina; Sheldon and Nancy Shultz, Gary and Lynn Jackson of Columbus; Tom and Susan Sampson and Angela of Ringgold; Richard and Darlene Jackson and Ronda, Bill and Virginia Jackson of Ashville; Verna and Kenneth Lancen of Greenfield. A good time was had by all. Witness my Hand and the seal of said Common Pleas Court, Probate Division, Pickaway County, Ohio, on this the 13th day of July, 1977, Guy G. Cline, Judge Common Pleas Court, Probate Division July 14, 21. 28 August 4, 1977 The Rev.

Kenneth Marckel has been appointed as the pastor for the Village and Hedges Chapel United Methodist Churches. He is coming to Ashville from the South Salem Circut near Greenfield. The Rev. Marckel and his family will be moving into the parsonage on Aug. 2 and he will be preaching for the first COMMON PLEAS COURT.

PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE All interested parties are hereby notified that the following Executors and Ad minlstrator have filed their accounts In the Common Pleas Court, Probate Division, Pickaway County. Ohio: No. 76 26770 David Kraft. Executor of the Estate of William J. Myers, deceased.

First and Final Account. No 76-26758 Eileen Sullivan. Kay A. Harden, Jr. and Kenneth B.

Harden, Co- Executors of the estate of Ray A Harden, deceased First Partial Account, No 74-25700 Martha Anderson, ministratrix W.W.A, of the estate of Bertha A. Anderson, deceased First and Final Account on reopening of estate. No. 76-26666 Clayton Hockman. Executor of the estate of Blanche Hockman, deceased.

First Partial Account. And that said accounts will be for hearing and settlement before the court on Monday. August, 1st, 1977, at 9 o'clock AM Exceptions to said accounts, If any, must be filed herein on or before the 26th aay of July, 1977 Witness my hand and the seal of said Common Pleas Court, Probate Division, Pickaway County, Ohio, on this the 29th day of June, 1977. Guy G. Cline, Judge Common Pleas Court, Probate Division June 30, July 7, 14, 21, 1977 time we thanked some people for their help on the Station.

Thanks to everyone that has offered to help paint the building. It will probably be near the end of August before we will have the outside ready to paint. Thanks to Jane Wilson and her family for offering to prestain the new outside deck boards. Thanks to Paul Anderson for offering to help glaze in the new window glass, we could use a couple more people to help with this. The new sashes are being prepared by Cellar Lumber Co.

By the way, Paul donated some stepping stones. Ernestine Craig and Bill Cook donated all of the window glass, which the Ashville Hardware will cut to fit. The Dolph Remys, Verda Williamson, the George Nungesters and the Stanley Stouts donated paving brick and brick for a new chimney. Thanks to Herbie Wellington for offering to do cement work. Teddy Bickers will be hauling away the trash we really appreciate that.

Greg Groves will handle the clean-up around the building, moving the old tin out of the way. Thanks to the for keeping the grass down. Thanks to Tim Triance, David Hinkle, Bill Hines, Larry Toole, Rodger Southward, Kevin Reid, Guy Cline, Bob Hines and Glen Cline for working on the roof and insulating under the building. Thanks to Duey Braskella for donating some 4x4 posts. To Charles Dean Morrison and Bill Welsh for stacking the lumber and to Rodger Southward and Steve Pusey for hauling it.

A big thanks to Smith Dodson Lumber Co. for donating interior paint and the paint for the station restoration sign. We would especially like to thank all of the community groups, individuals and businesses that have donated money for this community project. The restoration fund is being handled by the Community Club, c-o Bill Welsh, Treasurer. We could certainly use more money to buy new doors and other items.

When they were tearing off the old tin roof, Rodger Southward accidentally dropped his tin snips. They fell between the roof slats into an attic space. He found the tin snips and a number of other things. There was an old coal bucket, a railroad lantern, a railroad flag, Scioto Valley Railway excursion tickets, bills, and papers, all from the a whiskey bottle, a Hosner beer bottle, a inason jar dated 1858, old shoes, straps and other assorted things. Starting this week, we will have a work night every Thursday, after 6:30 p.m.

We ask that you bring a hammer, or a paint scrapper with you. There are plenty of things to do to help out. SPECIAL Reg. $22.50 REGULAR UNIPERM Ref, $25.00 TINTED AND BLEACHED 4750 BEAUTE BOUTIQUE 209 S. Scioto St.

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IB CTN 69e 99e 65e JEFFREY A. HARR Jeffrey A. Harr of Circleville is working as a landmark intern this summer and is assigned to landmark, accounting department in Columbus. The landmark intern program is designed to teach students the principles of a cooperative while gaining practical experience in one or more operational areas of a landmark cooperative or manufacturing facility. Interns also receive college credit for their work.

Harr is a senior accounting student at The Ohio State University. A graduate of Circleville High School, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs, John Harr, 710 Northridge Road, Circleville. Cincinnati Man Faces Charges COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) A Cincinnati man arrested during the club- swinging, Fourth of July Ku Klux Klan rally on the Statehouse steps was bound over to Franklin County Common Pleas Court Tuesday on two felony charges. George Preston, 29, appeared before Franklin County Municipal Court Judge Sidney Golden on charges of inciting to violence and felonious assault.

No trial date was set. In binding Preston over to the higher court, Judge Golden continued to allow him his freedom on a personal recognizance bond. Preston also pleaded innocent to a misdemeanor charge of disrupting a lawful meeting and requested a jury trial in municipal court. BUY OR REHT CONVALESCENT AND HOME CARE NEEDS ch DRUG STORES ECONOMY? apri II RIGHT HERE! CAPRI II A GREAT CAR THAT GETS TOP GAS MILEAGE! THOMPSON UNCOLN-MEItCURY 1350 N. Court St.

474-2166 The Rev. Howard (Bud) Allison of the South Bloomfield Methodist Church charge has been appointed as the pastor of the Methodist Church in Manchester, Ohio, which is located near the Ohio River. This Sunday will be the last time for the Rev. Allison to preach at South Bloomfield. He will be in the pulpit at Manchester for the first time on July 24 and the family will be moving to their new home on July 26.

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