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"jewnrre ensirwwwnwty News From The Surrounding Area SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN 8 Springfield (O) Sunday May 12 1963 a ir wy i yy w1 Veteran Actor Selected To Play Lead Male Roles Antioch Faculty Said Highest Paid In Area With Wittenberg Fourth Iii Antioch Amphitheater 763 Wittenberg $8535 Wilming- ton $8022 Western College for Women $6790 The University of Dayton did $11389 Oberlin ranks second with $10907 Among state univer- sities Bowling Green leads the YELLOW SPRINGS The Antioch College faculty is the highest paid in central-southwest Ohio with Central State Col-1 lege second and Miami Univer-: sity third a study by the Ameri-: can Association of University Professors shows The average pay (including all faculty ranks) at area institutions of higher learning is as follows: Antioch $10204 Central State $9802 Miami $9- tion of "Heaven Cbme at the Hollywood Center Theater In 17 years of summer stock and winter repertory Garwood has played over 100 roles in theaters all over the country among them the Phoenix Theater probably best-known of the off-broadway theaters He has also appeared in over 30 television shows including the Ed Sullivan Show The Dupont Show of the Month and An expert fencer equestrian and real-life magician Garwood is currently appearing as Revel-k) the magician in an automobile commercial- which can be seen on network TV shows Garwood will join the Amphitheater company on June 19 to begin rehearsals Wilmington Students Plan Trip list with average pay of $10455 The latter is down from last year however because a number of salaries were cut after the resignation of President Ralph McDonald Other state schools pay as fol- lows: Ohio State $10431 Kent State $9736 Ohio University $9339 Harvard has the highest average in the nation $15700 followed by California Institute of Technology $13705 Princeton $12254: Massachusetts Institute of Technology $12059 University of California $11-998 Yale $11939 University of Michigan $11519 Based on reports from 667 institutions of higher education the study shows colleges and universities dangle some old lures in their quest for top faculty talent Faculty "fringe reported include: membership in country clubs and ski lodges subsidized laundry discounts on milk free burial plots free hanging of screens and storm windows a choice of dahlia bulbs Higher salaries are paid by private independent colleges with public institutions of higher learning next and church-related colleges trailing the study shows as follows: Public 16 per cent Cedarville Choir To Present Tuesday Concert CEDAR VILLE The Cedar anthems hymn arrangements Isaiah 527 Beautiful YELLOW SPRINGS Returning for his seventh year of summer theater in Yellow Springs Kelton Garwood has been signed as the leading male performer for the 1963 season at the Antioch Amphitheater Meredith Dallas artistic director announced Saturday Probably best known for the many comic roles which he created for the five-year Shakespeare cycle at Antioch Cdlege and for memorable performances as Quince in Night's and Sganarelle in In Spile of Himself" during the opening season of the Amphitheater in 1961 Garwood a versatile actor will play both comic and dramatic roles this summer Beginning and ending on a note of high comedy he will be seen during the 1963 season as Sir Andrew Aguecheek in "Twelfth and Sir Francis Chcsney in He will star as Cbn Melody in the powerful O'Neill drama Touch of the and will have major roles in Devil's and Queen and the Rebels" In the past year and a half Garwood has appeared on numerous television programs as well as in three feature films by major Hollywood studios In 1962 he played in Weeks in a for 20th Century Fox for AIP and this spring in MGM's Dealers" He has in addition been seen on television in Gillis and the Andy Williams Show Last fall he played a leading role in a produc Upon the Cedarville College a Baptist college of arts and sciences grants the Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Music degrees The college is officially approved by the General Association of Reqular Baptist Churches and its students are drawn from many parts of the United States and spirituals Within the choir there are vocal and instrumental solos and ensembles including a chons chorus trio quartet and a flute duet Included in this year's repertoire are such works as by Man Came from Handel's Messiah So Loved the from The Crucifixion Simenon's arrangement of in the $13000 bracket 197 per cent $12000 226 per cent $11000 Private independent 228 per-cent $15000 and over 164 per cent $14000 257 per cent $13000 Church per cent 000 26 The average faculty pay In coitth pu art fctov A other Ohio colleges and universi-1 A lies participating in the study isyeaivoW as follows man wa kllIed electrical Denison' $9794: University burns presumably Lightning Fatal To Area rp LtlOSSlC CflfS lO COT til Butler County Highways July 27 Aron bniyersuy or cinnati $9182 University of To- ledo $8778 Fenn $8750 Ohio Wesleyan $8692 Baldwin-Wal-lace $8631 Hiram $8296: Muskingum $7738 Capital $7585 Ashland $7537 Mount Union $7522 Ohio Northern $7485 Otterbein $7451 Defiance $6565 Michigan Star Gridder Denies Three Charges LEBANON-Robert Ray Probate-Juvenile Court judge granted an $11000 total appropriations increase through a First VFVTA Minhionn fnnthaii Coroner Richards said the vic-District Court of Appeals ruling time suffered a 15-inch burn on txPnissed dissatisfaction at the the side of the chest wall another large deep bum area on I am hip Court of the (appellate 'court) ruling is contrary to two Supreme Court the judge claimed He seeks full amounts requested of Warren County commissioners whom he brought to court with a mandamus action suit star Dave Raimey pleaded innocent Saturday in answering charges stemming from an incident Thursday night on the of Central State College at Wilbcrforce The 22-year-old Raimey a standout halfback the past three seasons at the University of Michigan appeared briefly in a few minutes later by Mrs Plasencia near the spot where a television antenna comes down from the roof of the home The coroner said it would appear that Mr Plasencia touched a metal post carrying the TV lead-in wire The bare feet on the wet earth grounded his body causing his death from not submit a report as the study does not include schools which have a large number of religious persons on their faculties receiving only partial or no pay Case Institute of Technology in Geveland is the top-paying col lege in Ohio with an average of ton May 31 and spend the next week in die nation's capital Part of the program will involve interviewing government officials in all areas including Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart who received an honorary degree from Wilmington earlier this year Congressman Clarence Brown who represents the Wilmington district and two senators Stephan Young and Frank Lausche are also on the list Visits with several lobbyists a staff member of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations and an administrative assistant to Senator Phillip Hart of Michigan are also scheduled The students have spent considerable time preparing for the seminar according to Dr Warren Griffiths chairman of Wilmington's history and government department who will accompany them has selected a special area of concentration Tlicy have been reading in their special subjects as well as in government in general We have stressed the nature of national government and the political process in our government classes After returning each nidenl will write paper jHiBsimr hie frmin fnr the semi- cussing his topic for the semi This will be the fifth year for Wilmington students to participate in the Washington Seminar program Participating in the Washington seminar are: Chrol Axelrod senior art major wife of Charles Axelrod 330 Lincoln st Wilmington Helen Sauer senior psychology major wife of Samuel Sauer 504 Market st Washington CH Mrs Ethel Gleason special student Sabina Route Mrs Geneva Bohl special student Fayetteville Mrs Dona Moore special student Highland Route Ttvo Museums Get Old Desks From Classes MECHANICSBURG Two Ohio historical societies The Ohio Historical Society's State Museum at Columbus and the dark County Historical Society at Springfield have benefited from new furnishings recently in- stalled in the Mechanicsburg Exempted Village Elementary School classrooms On a 12th anniversary visit of the fifth grade of the school to Columbus and in particular the Ohio State Museum the Ohio State University campus the St John Arena and the Ohio State University Stadium the class presented through Principal Doh-ron Wilson an old school desk to the museum Erwin Zcpp director of The Ohio Historical Sociely accepted the desk which was patented in 1866 and used up to only a few years ago in the classrooms Seventy-seven buys and girls of the duns toured the museum On their trip to the capital city the students were accompanied by Mrs Gladys Ayres Mrs Catherine Gigrow and Mrs Betty Welch in addition to the principal Sixth graders of the Mechanics-burg school toured Wright-Pat-terson Air Force Base near Day-ton and while in the area presented to the Clark Society Historical Society a similar school desk Otterbein Home To Hold Bcunion All-Day May 19 LEBANON On May 19 the Otterbein Home near here is planning a gathering of ail those who found residence ihcre as children sometime during the last fifty years A picnic-type gathering is planned with food dispensing machines on the grounds Activities begin at 9:30 am For half a century the Evangelical United Brethren Church has been providing a home for orphans and children from broken families on its 1500-acre farm outside Lebanon Children have been brought here from all faiths and backgrounds and have gone forth to become professional people merchants homemakers ministers and farmers Otterbein has lost track of many alumni and would like call back as n) as p))iSjbo for this 50th anni'ersary (lay ing and were starting to cross the highway when a car driven by Elizabeth Lncwer at Phonrton struck the boy Nine Wilmington College government students will take part in a week-long in June when they will get a firsthand look at how Uncle Sam operates The group will leave Wilming- Antioch Trustees Elect Six YELLOW SPRINGS Charles Pfarrer senior member of the -law firm of Cowden Pfarrer Crew and Becker Dayton and Morris Bean president of Morris Bean and Co Yellow Springs were re-elected to the board of trustees of Antioch College Sat-urday afternoon Also re-elected to the board during its annual meeting on the Antioch campus here was Frederick IIooven former Dayton engineer and industrial designer who is currently executive engineer with The Ford Motor Co Dear- born Mich -Other members re-elected by fellow members for a second term on the board include Board Chairman Edward Booher president of McGraw-Hill Pub-' iishing Co New York John Gray president of Hart Schaffner and Marx Chicago and Fred I Roth chairman of the board of directors of the City Charter Com- mittee of Cincinnati Pfarrer was chairman of the i Montgomery County Zoning Gom- mission from 1946 to 1951 and member of the Montgomery County Planning Commission from 1952-57 He is a member of I the Dayton State and American Bar Associations as well as the Barristers Club and the Lawyers Club of Dayton Bora in Dayton in 1905 Pfarrer received his law degree from the University of Dayton in 1927 Bean a 1930 alumnus of Antioch College is a director of the Miami Deposit Bank and member of the Township Zoning Gom-1 mission American Society of Metals and the Society of Auto- motive Engineers He is a member of the execu-' tive and finance committees of the college and was awarded an honorary doctorate of science in 1952 by Antioch Hooven attended the University of Dayton and was associated from 1925 to 1935 with several Dayton firms From 1938-57 he was an independent cousulting engineer with offices in Dayton He is a former director of the Yellow Springs Instrument Co Master Vibrator Co the Hooven 1 Pohlmeyer Co and former trustee of Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Sidney Fair Board Seeks lair Bids Rep SIDNEY Bids have been asked by the Shelby County Fair Board on repairs to the grandstand which will put the structure in condition tar the 1963 fair The project is being under-taken in two sections with con- tractors being asked to make base bids on (1) the superstructure and (2) the flooring seats and stairways All bidders are asked to fn- spect the stands before submitting proposal to determine from markings what will be expected in the way of repairs Deadline for the filing of the two sets of bids will be at noon May 18 The proposals may be submitted either to Secretary William Stewart or President Fred Linker Hie fair board then will meet at 8 pm May 18 in the courthouse assembly loom to open the bids and award the contract The specifications provide that work on the job shall begin with-! in 10 days after the contract is let and that the improvement shall be completed in ample time tor the fair 1 Repairs to the aging structure were found necessary in an in- spection last winter by Vernon Millhoff Sidney fire chief Dayton Firm Gives Land For School Use FAIRBORN The Dayton Power and Light Co recently donated two areas of land lolal- ing 4862 acres to the Dayton campus of Miaml-Ohio Stale University on Cbl Glenn Highway near Fairborn The company obtained the ville College Choir under the direction of William Thornton will be presented in a sacred conceit at 8 pm Tuesday at Alford Memorial Auditorium here The choir recently returned from its annual spring tour This year the group traveled through five states giving concerts in Ohio Kentucky Indiana Illinois and Missouri A varied program is to be pre- Mnted by the choir including Bolt VHel tat electrical storm Fridav vf eiecxricai siorm rriaay night Coroner Austin Richards said Saturday Benito Arnold Plasencia of Nagley rd South Charleston Route 2 was found dead in the yard of his home by his wife shortly before 6:30 pm Friday The family said Mr Plasencia walked into his yard barefooted when a severe lightning and thunder storm struck the area He was found apparently dead a lightning charge carried by the post and wire There were no burn areas where the feet were grounded on the moist earth but Coroner Richards said authoritative sources indicate a body may be burned by lightning without showing exterior burns only interior damage to the body Mr Plasencia was born in Bellefontaine on Feb 10 1916 He was employed at Wright-Pat-terson Air Force Base Survivors include his wife Addie two sons Dale of Pase Air Force Base NH and Ronald at home a daughter Darita at home his mother Mrs Josephine Weaver of Bellefontaine his father Benito Plasencia of Detroit Mich and a sister Mrs Gail Rcprogle of Bellefontaine The body was taken to Mercy Hospital in Springfield and later to the Ingling funeral home in South Charleston Services will be at 1:30 pm Monday in the funeral home in charge of the Rev Donald Kratz pastor of the South Charleston Presbyterian Church Burial will be in Mac-OChee Cemetery Logan County Friends may call at the funeral home CLARENCE WOODARD BELLEFONTAINE Services will be held at 2 pm Monday at the Kennedy funeral home here for Garence Ernest Woodard 69 of West Liberty Route 2 who died Friday afternoon in Mary Rutan Hospital where he had been a patient two weeks Mr Woodard was bom Oct 14 1893 in Hardin County a son of Frank and Margaret Kritzler Woodard He was married July 25 1914 to Carrie A Druschel who died May 29 1956 On Sept 7 1959 he married Avalon Nicholl who survives Also surviving are four sons Cyril Ernest and Donald West Liberty and Gerald Springfield three daughters Mrs David Kearfoot Bellefontaine Mrs Leon Ogg Alexandria Va and Mrs Roger Young Springfield four brothers Russell Dunkirk Carroll Kenton and Ralph and William Forest Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery West Liberty MRS HALLY BOOTS WASHINGTON IL Mrs Sally Roots 84 of 8231s Flint dr here died at 10:05 am Saturday in Fayette Memorial Hospital She had been ill two weeks Her husband Elmer died in 1954 Survivors are nieces and nephews Services will be at 1:30 pm Tuesday in the Gcrstncr funeral home here with tlie Rev Howard Gray officiating Burial will be in Washington Cemetery Friends may call after 3 pm Monday at the funeral home (UIHM DniOm If uv Pia Ml Psalm 'Noise 100 A Joyful and setting of! Kenton City Pool Said heeding Repair KENTON Opening of the Kenton municipal swimming pod may be delayed until mid-June or even later so that required repairs can be made Safety-Service Director Don Ehlen estimated cost of repair to be upwards of $6500 and said that opinion of experts in fills line of work have indicated that a whole section of the bottom of the pod may have to be replaced Lebanon Judge To Appeal Court Decision His request for the Probate Court was $35650 but he was granted by the commission The First District Court ordered $26617 for probate an increase of $1255 Requested by Judge Ray for the Juvenile Court was $42900 it was cut to $21617 during commission budgetary cuts The appellate court ordered it increased to $31500 or $9900 more Chairman Robert South of the Warren commission said he and fellow Commissioners Vem Simpson and Arthur Harp would have no comment the judge's statement that it would be appealed to the Supreme Court has been made public we feel it is not proper to comment on a case which apparently still is said South In a letter to commissioners prior to (and threatening) the mandamus action Judge Ray outlined the several Supreme Court decisions in similar cases He also stressed the increase in juvenile delinquency in Warren County and the lack of a detention facility (Warren County voters rejected a juvenile detention-jail addition levy two years ago) Commissioners have replied that there "simply is not enough money to go around without robbing other necessary Talks To Explore Cultural Facets YELLOW SPRINGS Critique of American by an historian a physical scientist and a social scientist is the theme of a fiiree-part faculty lecture series at Antioch College this month Dr Louis Filler professor of American civilization and author of the just-published of Social opens the series at 1:30 pm Tuesday by asking There an American He will be followed by Dr Oliver Loud professor of physical sciences May 21 who will explore the question of "American Gvilization: Science The series ends May 28 with an address by Dr Victor Ayoub associate professor of anthropology who will apeak on Culture The Intellectual's Dr Morris Keeton dean- elect of the faculty will introduce the series TROY DEALER HONORED TROY A IL Long of Troy was among 502 dealers of The Standard Oil Co of Ohio who were awarded service plaques recently in the company's dealer appreciar tion program Mr Long was recognized for 55 years of service The public is invited to attend the Tuesday program and there is no admission charge Students Said To Be Studying Future Course YELLOW SPRINGS -Not only are Antioch Cdlege students skeptical of further demonstrations against barber Lewis Gegner they apparently have refused they apparently have refused a request to demonstrate against a Negro who plans to establish a Negro who plans barber college in Dayton McIntosh executive secretary of the Dayton Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) was here to ask the Antioch College group to consider a demonstration against the Dayton Negro didn't give him an answer but at the moment most of us feel we get involved in something in Norman Walbek chairman of the Antioch Committee of Racial Equality (ACRE) said A meeting has been tentatively scheduled for Monday night to discuss this proposal and an answer for McIntosh may be made at that time A Dayton man Wesley Allen 40 of 446 Gncinnati st has an- nounced plans to file suit to force the State Board of Barber Examiners to waive one of its rules so he can establish a West Side barber college If the board is forced to waive a two-year apprenticeship course required of all instructors it would clear the way for Fred Bennett a barber and colleague of Allen's to take the state examination and if he passes put Allen in a position of opening the school Allen has engaged Xenia attorney Harry Kyle to handle the case Kyle also represents Gegner TTiore also are indications the student campaign against Gegner for alleged racial discrimination at his barber shop is slowing down be honest not sure what we're going to Walbek said mood of fiw village has changed and it might be dangerous to stage another Conditions changed after Common Pleas Court Judge Warren Young of Warren County last week ruled Gegner has a constitutional right to select his customers Attorneys have told the student group any further sit-in demonstrations would be an unlawful act and could result in arrest for the students participating Vocalist To Appear In Campus Recital NORTH LEWISBURG Mrs Carol Freshwater Manchester daughter of Mr and Mrs James Freshwater North Lewisburg and senior voice student at Ohio State University will appear in a graduating recital at 1 pm Tuesday in Hughes Hall Auditorium on the campus it was announced Saturday by school authorities Mrs Manchester a student In the Bachelor of Science curriculum with a major in music education is a member of Delta Omicron women's honorary Tau Beta Sigma and has been awarded a Stradley Memorial Scholarship for two years Wilmington Area Man Dies In Crash FAIRBORN Robert Bea-son 24 of near Wilmington was killed and his two companions were injured early Saturday in a tingle car crash on Ohio 4 in Greene county near the Green-Montgomery County line The Ohio Highway Patrol said car kit the highway at a high rate of speed and crashed into a fixed object IBs two passengers Donald Rife IT and Darrell Pruitt 18 both of Springfield were not believed to have been injured seriously the patrol said PROGRAM WEDNESDAY The annual Pltchin spring program under the direction of Tim Masten will be held Wednesday at the Pltchin Grade School 'r? KELTON GARWOOD history The scene of long ago begins to take shape early on parade day morning as the cars begin to arrive at more than me a minute bearing a variety of license plates The all day festival affords many vantage points for spectators Starting about 9 am the cars assemble at the beautiful Immanuel Lutheran church grounds on Main st (State Route 177 Hamilton-Richmond rd) Here the cars may be seen in great detail The brass shines the old horns blow and the ancient engines chug as parking space is found Leaving this point promptly at 1 pm the scenic parade route over Neilan blvd and State Route 127 to adjacent Fairfield provides miles of parking area for spectators In Fair-field the cars are inspected by additional thousands they stopover at Magie av and State Route 127 from pm Leaving Fairfield the colorful procession then returns to Hamilton via State Route 4 Erie Highway and High at to the Court House Square in downtown Hamilton for further public exhibition formal greetings by Hamilton city officials and the trophy awarding ceremony at 4:15 pm Here the scene is enhanced by the playing of appropriate airs by the Hamilton Concert Band This colorful assembly around the picturesque Butler County Court House tarings back many memories of early motoring while almost the whole history of the American motor car stands in review It is a special day far old and young and affords an inspiration to camera fans Over 40 awards will be made and each car owner in the parade will receive a commemorative brass car plaque Many car owners join with the local club fnr their annual dinner meeting at 7 pm Owners of restored but unmodified antique (1896 through 1929) and classic cars (as specified by the Gassic Car Gub of America) from the United States and Canada are invited Unmodified Special Interest and Produc-duction cars (1930 through 1942) and Kaiser-Frazer Gub cars are eligible to parade Foreign cars may participate under tlie same rules as domestic cars Owners are requested to register immediately by requesting a registration form or by sending their name address year make and body of their car to Ninth Parade Headquarters 6 Court st Hamilton a Registrations may be made by telephone (895-5638) or telegraph Owners may register as many cars as they wish To facilitate traffic it is suggested that parade cars arrive well ahead of parade time of 1 pm Hie annual parades are presented by the Antique and Classic Car Gub of Butler County and the Hamilton Association of Trade and Industry Kin Given Estate In Will BELLEFONTAINE Principal heirs at the estate of Adolf Rosenberg owner at Wolfheim clothing store here at the time of his death are his sister Mrs Lily Welsz her husband Edward and their son Henry all of Bellefontaine Hwy receive the clothing store Hie estate is estimated at $101500 and John Hare Bellefontaine realtor has been named executor Provision is made fnr eventual sale of other real estate with division of the proceeds to another sister Mrs A Goldberg Bellefontaine and eight nieces and nephews including six in Hungary and Cfcechosol-vakia one in Cleveland and one in California as wen as to the Weiszs HAMILTON The highways and byways of this community are already beginning to take on the appearance of an earlier day as owners of antique and classic cars try out their newly restored historical vehicles in preparation for the Ninth Annual Antique and Gassic Car Parade to be held at 1 pm July 27 Nearly 400 of the nation's best restored cars are expected for the colorful event Through the years the Annual Antique Car Festival has created a unique new holiday in Butler County as cars of 30 40 50 and even 60 years ago gather for their annual reunion Here the impeccable Rolls-Royce is parked beside the perky little Model while the exquisite Pierce Arrow serves as a companion to the Maxwell Runabout During the past eight years the Hamilton-Fairfield parades have attracted thousands of antique and classic car owners from many midwest states Members of scores of national and local clubs meet here once a year to compare notes and talk automotive Troy Waco To Expand Plant Area An expansion program which may cost as much as $100000 has been launched at the Waco Aircraft Co Renovation as well as expansion work is now under way at the plant Existing facilities are being overhauled and space being cleared for the introduction of new equipment Waco last month merged with Aero Industries Inc tit Wilmington Del Aero was the surviving corporation and Waco became a division of the Delaware firm Raymond Perrott Aero executive disclosed that Aero has budgeted $60000 for immediate improvements at the Troy plant He indicated new equipment probably would push the figure up to $100000 Waco will continue for the present to manufacture its current products line but programs are under consideration for future use of the Waco facilities" Perrott said "Among those being contemplated are some which will include activities within the aircraft field the Aero executive added Waco a 40-year-old former maker of light aircraft was a pioneer In the design and manufacture of utility aircraft It supplied gliders to the Air Force in World War Sidney Court To Cet Probation Aid Funds Juvenile Court Judge Lieudell Bauer has been notified that the probation department of his court has qualified for a state aid grant in the amount of $2950 Tlie money will pay half of the $5400 salary and $250 of the expenses of William Bireher the probation officer In order to get the state assistance under a law originally passed in 1954 and amended in 1961 the local Juvenile Court had to have a probation officer with a Bachelor of Arts degree two years training in social case work and other qualifications TEACHERS TO MEET SOUTH GIARLESTON Hie final Southeastern School District teachers' meeting of the school year will be held here Tuesday at 2:15 pm Students will be dismissed at 2 pm campus Municipal Court The case was continued to May 29 and he is free on $100 bond He is charged with reckless operation assault and battery and leaving an accident scene The charges were filed after Raimey allegedly drove his car through a group of students who were singing on a campus driveway allegedly knocking two students to the ground Neither was apparently hurt seriously Raimey who had been visiting (Hi the campus said the students surrounded his car and refused to clear the way He also asserted they ripped a windshield wiper and radio antenna from his car Raimey and four students drove to Dayton home after the incident He was arrested short time later by the Ohio Highway Patrol The Patrol filed the reckless operation charge Campus police charged him was assault and battery and leaving the scene of an accident Lions Honor Donnclsvillc Area Bcsident DONNELSVILLE Paul II Harris Andrews Lane New Carlisle Route 3 a past president of the Lions Gub here has been elected junior deputy governor for District 13-C of the Lions at a recent district convention at West Carrollton A 20-year accountant with the International Harvester Co Mr Harris is a charter member of the Donnelsville Lions Gub with a five-year perfect attendance record Besides heading the club here he has served as club secretary and zone chairman Mr Harris also is a former president of the Donnelsville PTA and the Gark County Rural Council PAUL If HARRIS a Vi Sfe AS TKOY HOY KILLED TIPP CITY Paul Hupp 11 land in tlie central portion ofjof Troy was killed Friday night the planned university area ini when struck by an automobile on 1956 in older to acquire Ohio 202 just east of here The right-of-way for electric faciii- boy and his father had been fish- i ties The gift will be subject to rights-of-svay for company i T7 IF -H A fr.