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fOURTEIH THI DAILY TIMES nODAT. DECEMBER ISM. PREDICT FARMERS TO GET LESS FOR MILK Government To Support Prices New Program Will Start Next Spring Washington A slight drop in prices paid farmers for milk appears likely as the government prepares to put into opeiation a new price support program for manufacturing milk and butterfat. The Agriculture Department prescribed a new support piogiam for the 15-month period starting next January which will support the of all milk through purchase of manufacturing milk and butterfac. Most of the features of this year's program are retained except that prices for cheddar cheese and butter have been lowered two cents a pound.

The new program, however, is rot expected to begin working until next spring when large puichases will be started. Prices will be maintained at a national average of approximately $3.07 oer hundredweight for manufacturing milk of 3.95 per cent butterfat and approximately 60 cents per pound for butterfat. Agriculture put the program on a 15 month basis as to extend through the next full market year for dairy It said it would offer the following prices on carlot purchases of processed dairy products: Cheddar cheese. U. S.

grade A or higher 31 cents a pound; butter, S. grade A or higher, 60 cents a pound; butter, U. S. grade 58 cents a pound; nonfat dry milk solids spray type. U.

S. extra. 12.5 cents a pound, and roller type, 10.5 cents a pound, and evaporated milk. $3.95 a case. Bolivar Needs Obituaries and Funerals N6W Town Hflll Hospital News Mayor B.

J. Christman of Bolivar will start his second term Jan. 1. but he hopes his second effort as the chief executive is not quite as scalping as the first. It was in November of the first yet solved.

A former rubber, railroad and steel worker, Mr. Christman is now employed in the tube mill division of Timken Roller Bearing Phoebe Goettge Mrs. Phoebe Deardorff Goettge. 88, widow of former Police Chief John Goettge and a veteran worker for the Salvation Army, died at 5:30 last night at the home of her hls 1Iji lB son and dauehrer-ln-law. Mr.

and I Christman suffered scalp wound Mrs. Ernest Goettge, 211 E. 11th St. Dover. She had been ill about herer of John L.

Meyers of Bol one year at Zoar crime A member of the Salvation Army 30 years she was honored in 1947 with Mrs. Sarah Hoover and the late Mrs. Hannah Richardson with a 30-year testimonial meeting. Today messages of condolence Canton from the local corps and a tele- A 32nd Degree Mason and past gram from Lt. Col.

Edward Carey, master of Bolivar's Blue Lodge, of Cleveland, divisional command- ported to the fact, as have sever were received. kral other small community may- Mrs. Goettge was the daughter ors. that Bolivar is in need of a of the late William and Christi- town hall which will accommodate na Theiss Deardorff and is well the fire department, village busi remembered for her work in Dover ness and provide adequate recrea- homes during the 1918 flu epidem- tional facilities for the young ic. Her husband, who served under people.

Mayor W. H. Scheu. died in 1930. "The village already has started Surviving are the sons, Ernest, a large recreation field but there at whose home she died.

Albert of is a lot of work to be done on Steubenville and C. W. Goettge of said Christman. RD 4, this city; two brothers. Fred The Christmans have three of Warren and Henry Deardorff of children: Arthur Degorski Minerva; eight grandchildren and of Pasadena.

Betty Lou of 11 great grandchildren. Canton, and Bernard John of Funeral services be held at the home, p. m. Tuesday at the Salvation Army citadel witji Capt. Andrew Miller and Alvin Youtzy of Akron officiating.

Burial will be in Maple Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the Toland Funeral. Home Sunday and Monday from Samuel Myers was guest of 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. The body Sunday when his child- to the Citadel at'ren held a covered dish dinner and Move All Mental Patients In Jail Columbus, O. State Welfare Director J.

H. Lamneck said today that efforts to get all mental patients out of the Cuyahoga county jail, had been slowed down by objections from the relatives. However, he said the department would stick to its plan to transfer all the mentally ill to state hospitals in other communi ties. Lamneck said the patients with out immediate relatives would be moved first but that all of them would be transferred eventually. Port Washington will be taken 10:30 a.

m. Tuesday. Mrs. Russell party at the home of his daugh ter, Mrs. Clarence Craigo, in hon or of his 74th birthday anniver sary.

Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Okley Myers and family of Mrs. Howard Russell. 67.

a res-1 Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Chester dent of RD 1. Sherrodsville. died Myers and daughter of Roscoe at 10:45 p.

m. Thursday at Union Mr. and Mrs. Myers and son hospital in Dover of a heart dis- of Coshocton, Mr. and Mrs.

Clar ease. She had been ill one week, ence Craigo and William Craigo. Born Oct. 1, 1882, in Carroll co. Rev.

and Mrs. Lowell Zechiel of she was the daughter of Joseph Applecreek were guests of Rev and Elizabeth Tripp. She was and Mrs. Brice Chidester recent married to Howard Russell, who ly. survives.

May 7, 1903. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Swigert and Mrs. Russell was a member of son of Newcomerstown attended the old Sherrodsville Methodist the Christmas pageant at St church.

church here Sunday. Besides her husband, she is sur- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rupenthal of by four sons. Harry Russell.

least of town were Sunday visitor Dover; Homer and Lloyd Russell, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherrodsville, and Willard Russell, Merkel St. Petersburg, one daugh-1 Jeny Addy of Newcomerstown Townsend Club To Stage T. C.

Drive The Tow nsend Club is beginning new drive in the Twin City area for membership. Mrs. Virgin It Marvin, chairman of the club has announced. The group Is seeking to triple membership by January. Mrs.

Marvin urged that anyone interested in seeing the new Townsend plan put into effect contact her as soon as possible. The new plan, if enacted by Congress in its next session, will provide $156 monthly benefits to persons 60 years or older. ter, Mrs. Garnet Herbert, Sherrodsville, and 11 grandchidlren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.

m. at the Sher- lodsville Methodist church with Rev. J. Longsworth officiating. Burial, in charge of the Baxter Funeral Home of Sherrodsville, will be in Leavittsville cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today. Jnion Hospital Admitted Delbert Wigfield. 216 Prospect st, Dover. Operated William Thomas. Newcomerstown.

Dismissed Carl Hollingsworth. Bernard Hoffman, this city; John Downey, Marie Walter. Norford Miller, Dover. and Mrs. William Smith, 118 Walnut st, Dover, a son.

Twin City Hospital Admitted Mrs. Raymond Norris. 445 4th st. Fred Roberts RD 1, Uhrichsville; Jess Romig RD 2 Sherrodsville. Robert Barnes and son Thomas Walters.

RD 1, Uhrichsville; Mrs. Donald Parks and daughtci Mrs. Steven Ditch er, Dennison; Mrs. Luther Perkins, Piedmont; Mrs. Robert Fin nicum, Gnadenhutten.

and Mrs. Francis Fox. 5 N. 3rd st, Dennison, a son. Dennison Woman To Serve 1 Year Lola Merryman, Dennison, was sentenced to serve a year In Marysville Reformatory for wo men when she was arraigned be fore Probate Judge Ralph Finley today on a charge of contributing to the neglect of her five children who have been placed in the Home.

She and Clifford Winkler, Roanoke, who allegedly had been Mrs. Merryman, were both taken into custody by deputy sheriffs yesterday. Winkler, charged with non support of five children in the Children's Home, was bound over to the grand Jury by Justice George Shonk and was committed to Jail to await grand jury action. Mrs. Merryman previously served a one-year' term at Marysville.

Radio Hams Join National Group The Tusco Radio Club, composed of radio amateurs from Tuscarawas and Coshocton counties, has become affiliated with the American Radio Relay League, national association for amateurs, Russ Espenschied, 915 Front st SW, this city, president of the organization, announced today. Espenscheid, who maintains a station at his home here, said that affiliation with the parent club will enable local amateurs to par- AAAA BARGAIN COLUMN Service weight Nylon hose, cotton foot and top; also outsize Nylons. Many items reduced for last minute shoppers. Cowand Store. Xmas Service At Episcopal Church A service of carol singing and the observance of Holy Communion will be held at 11 p.

m. Christ- MERRY CHRISTMAS And ticipate more actively In mas Eve in Trinity Episcopal radio contributions to community welfare. "An amateur station, like any other, must be operated for the public interest, convenience and he said. Other officers of the group, organized one year ago, are Red Ickes of Uhrichsville, secretary; Earl Reichman of Dennison, vice president: and Walter McPherson of Newcomerstown, publicity director. Headquarters of the national league are in West Hartford, Conn.

church in this city, Rev. Earl Outhrie, pastor, has announced. The service will be preceded by a half-hour organ concert by Mrs. Anne Schneider. On Christmas Day Holy Communion will be observed at the 11 a.

m. service. Rev. Guthrie also announced that a communion service will be held at 9:30 a. m.

Christmas Day at St. Barnabas Episcopal church in Dennison. Takes $147 Judgment Nathaniel Siber, RD Strasburg, today took cognovit judgment for Iomoc Cmi(Drc against Coleman and I Charles Pfeiffer. RD Dover, in common pleas court. Lawrence H.

Richardson was Siber's attorney. Police Court News Dover RD 1, Mineral City, fined $10 and costs on charges of intoxication and permitting a minor to operate a motor vehicle; Rodney B. Hennis, 38, Bolivar, fined $5 and costs for intoxication; Charles Miller, 20. RD 3, Navarre, released after being held for investigation Escorted out of town were Guy Moreland, Cambridge, Emmett Baumgardner, Greensburg, Pa. after their arrest for intoxication, and John Shaw, Lakewood, who was picked up for panhandling Otto Grotewohl Is Reported Dead report circulated in Berlin today that Otto Grotewohl.

ailing chancellor of the Russian- backed East German has died. But it could not be confirmed. The western-licensed DPA Tlie new Dodge ears which will News Agcncy reported that its introduced next month will soviet-licensed rival, the ADN. have a fresh styling appeal new I lnform, edltor5 the ncws. low body lines and many refine- that ADN menta in des.gn, according to arotewohl died Thursday morning I To Exhibit New Dodges Jan.

4th in Karlshorst hospital. Member Of Choir spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Berkshire and daughter. Fear Shortage Of Industrial Water val- are Youngstown Mahoning ley's stored water supplies continuing to drop slowly despite recent rains causing a shortage of industrial water.

However, there is no immediate danger of a domestic water shortage Luther T. Faucett, thief engineer of the Mahoning Valley Sanitary district said yesterday, unless the area has an unusually serious rainfall deficiency during and I the winter Meander Lake, the do- Dave, Ralph and Oliver Toomey of the S. Toomey Co. in Dover, who have just returned from a preview' meeting in Pittsburgh. Beginning Jan.

4 the new I Edward Strazisar, son of Mr. and models will be on display at the Mrs. Frank Strazisar, 324 Allen Dover firm. lane SW, this city, is a member of Everyone is invited to attend the Bowling Green State University the open house at Toomcy's cappella choir which will begin 4 to Jan. 7.

0 singing tour 1 southern states Dec. 30. of four a Slug Watchman Then Blow Safe vault in a downtown store building in Cleveland was blown open by two burglars early today and an underetermlned amount of cash was taken. Police reported that the pan- slugged John Shindivel, 70, the night watchman, as he made his rounds and tied him in a back room whilue they blew open the vault. Shindivel told police that the two men apparently had been hiding in the store since before closing time.

McClurg Wins Patrol Award Columbus State Highway Patrolman J. McClurg of the Wilmington district has been named winner of the annual O. W. Merrell meritorious award. McClurg was cited for the honor yesterday as the result of his capture last March of three men who held up 17 Ohio loan companies.

McClurg apprehended the oan dit trio after a 90-Biile-ari-hour chase near Spring Valley in Green CO. Harry Hillyer Harry Ednev Hillyer, 75. resident of 414 E. Sixth st, Uhrichsville died at his home at 7:45 last night of a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been ill since Monday.

Born in Harrison co Aug. 26, 1874, he was a son of Jewell Suzanne Hillyer. A lifetime dent there, he was a retird claylmestic water supply is less than worker, formerly working at the half full Its present level is the Clay City Sewer Pipe. He was a lowest since the 10 billion gallon memopr of the Uhrichsville Pres-1 reservoir was filled 20 years ago bytemn church. He is survived by his wife, the former Ruth Smith, of Gnadenhutten, to whom he was married Aug.

5, 1897; two sons, Harold, Dennison, and Ronald, Uhrichsville: five grandchildren: one great grandchild, and one brother, Spurgeon Hillyer, Feedspring. Funeral services will be held Sat-1 protestations to those already urday at 3 p. m. from the R. stated decrying the recent steel Rev.

Mr. Thomas officiating. Bur- price hikes. ial will be in Union cemetery. John W.

Sims, executive secre- Lindsey funeral home with the tary of the farm organization, Friends will be received at the declared that farm prices funeral home. I skiddinR in face of price rises in steel, farmers are placed in a D.n| I vicious He added: DcQI mranr the $4-a-ton increase in Funeral services will be held at steel, farmers cam expect to pay more Last Minute Appeal For Xville Invalid A last-minute appeal for wheelchair for an elderly invalid was made by Mrs. Adda Freed, head of the Twin City Christmas basket committee, as over 200 baskets laden with food and other items w-ere being delivered in Uhrichsville and Dennison this afternoon. Mrs. Freed said the invalid is ill and that his wife has a difficult time assisting him.

A wheelchair for him would relieve her as well as enable him to get about. New Steel Prices Slap At Farmers Ohio Farm Bureau executive has added his Cleveland Radio Announcer Dead Thousands of radio listeners mourned today the death of Ralph Edgar, radio announcer on station WGAR in Cleveland. Edgar, best known for his pro- fram, City died in Huron Road Hospital late yesterday after a two-month illness. He joined the WGAR announcing staff in 1942 and entered the Army Air Force 10 months later. Upon leaving the service In 1946, nfeMOMd to WGAR.

10 a. m. Saturday at the Kaserman Funeral Home here for the child of Mr. and Mrs. William Beal of Abilene.

Texas, who was still born at Abilene. Rev. Ralph R. Rayment will officiate and burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. The body scheduled to arrive at 7:31 m.

today at the Canton- Akron airport. Surviving are the parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamilton of Gnadenhutten and Mr. anJ Mrs.

Clyde Beal of this city. Mrs. Ackleson Mrs. Lola Ackleson. 81, a former Uhrichsville resident, and widow of Finley Ackleson who died in 1920, died at 6:05 a.

m. yesterday in the Llewellyn Nursing home in Washington, Pa, She is survived by one son, Oscar Ackleson, Dennison, one daughter, Myrtle, Weirton, W. and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p. from the Lee and Wilson Funeral Home in Burgettstown, and burial will be there.

proportionally that much for their farm machinery. I raffic Court Dover Billy G. Hoffman, 19 RD 1. Port Washington, cited for crashing a red light. Swaney, 28 Uhrichsville, fined $5 and costs by Justice Bender for unsafe operation following a collision be tween his cat and a truck oper a ted by Fred McCray, 20, Den nison, on Route 36, one mile west of Uhrichsville at 10 a.

m. yester day. i Patrol easel. CHICKEN TURKEY DINNERS Served Christmas (Open All Day) SEA BEE DINER S. Broadway New Phila.

Mom and Pop Newton. MARRIAGE LICENSES Jay A. Hoffman. 23, U. S.

Army, and Eileen Faye Morton, 17, both of Uhrichsville. Rev. Davis. UEBELS RESTAURANT Dover, Ohio OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY Make Your Reservations For Turkey or Chicken Dinners HOLIDAY DANCE Dec. 28 I UNION GRANGE Mixed until Music by Dale Bair Orchestra Door Prize.

BACK AGAIN BILLS GRILL Roswell THE SLOVENE ACES Sunday Night, Dec. 25th a Good Time at Merry Christmas Everyone: Leggett's Restaurant Will Be Closed from Dec. 24th until Jan. 3rd on account of repair. KIDDIES Eagles Christmas Party Sunday, Dec.

25 2 p. m. FOR CHILDREN EAGLES HALL 155 South Broadway XMAS MONDAY DECEMBER 26TH Enjoy the RHYTHMIC MELODIES Of the MORGAN GRIFFIN DANCE ORCHESTRA Miss This Fine Music. No Dance Xmas Eve dover ZOAR HOTEL Wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year We will he Closed All Day- Dee 25th and Jan 1st. Open for Clubs and Parties through the week of Dec.

26 A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF Auxiliary of Friendly Aerie No. 2251 "DODE" MEESE NEW PHILA. MOOSE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY At Moose FOR MEMBERS AND FAMILIES SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25 FROM 9 TO 12 A. M. ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING CHRISTMAS NIGHT POP FARVER HIS ORCHESTRA ZOAR LAKE ZOAR OHIO Plan to attend our Big New Years Eve Party STEAK HOUSE 600 Tusc.

New Phila. PHONE 24171 Still serving those juiey steaks for $1.00 and up Chicken Dinners $1.00 Home-made Bread Closed All Day Sunday Open All Day Monday West Front Grill NIGHT CLUB SPECIAL XMAS ENTERTAINMENT Xmas Favors TONIGHT "THE FIVE CLEFS" Playing Friday and Saturday Beers Liquors Wine Open Until 2:30 a. m. Have You Tried A Moscow Mule? (t has the kick of our Missouri mule DANCE TONITE DECEMBER 23ri THE Rose Room Music by Frankie's Trio Every Saturday Night The Buckeye Melodiers Featuring: Albert Buccie, Guitar; Les Shilling, Sax and Clarinet; Bert Adams, Accordion; Hawk, Bass Every Sunday Night Recalled by Popular Request. Dale Goudy His Blue Sky Buckeroos Featuring: Curley Simmons and Tex Regan DANCING 10 I BEER LIQUOR WINES FINE FOODS TOP HAT NITE CLUB DENNISON Times Want Ads Get Results Appeteasers By Alex DANCING Dec.

25th SATURDAY RAY ROBINSON RAY ROBINSON AND HIS and His Orchestra ORCHESTRA Adm. 60c Person Adm. 75c Person MONDAY NOT GOING to THIOW tT AT VOW On your second trip here even YOU might be so eager to get atj our chops that you might absentmindedly do a few eccentric I things (just thinking about howj good it will taste). New Quaker Air Conditioned.