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AUG. 15 21. him to prepare for the ministry. After graduation in 1894, he attended Hiram College. A short time before graduation, he resigned to become minister of First Christian Church at Millersburg, delivering his first sermon there on March 38, 1897.

It was there he met Clara Hornig, a hat designer, of Cleveland. They were married in May 1900, and she died earlier this year. Surviving are ft daughter, Mildred, who resigned as dean of women at Mllligan College In Mi ligan Tenn. so she could be at her father betWde. and ft son, Ralph, Canton sport good store owner.

Another daughter, Helen, a dis I fell rV ft t1 if Jf? tf fts Nvton Buv A PAIR AMD a SPARE Canton Funeral aervice ViU: be held Monday at 2 p. m. in the First Christian church here for the Rev. P. H.

Welahimer, Internationally known minister of the church, who died Friday in Aultman hospital, He was 84. He was stricken with bronchitis lat In Dec. and his condition gradually became worse. PaMor of the church 56 year, during which he had but one month's vacation when he poke in Europe, Rev. Welshimer bui't hi congrgation of 400 members on Jan.

1. 1902. to it current 6.150, It is the largest church in Canton, large of its denomination in the world and one of the four largest churches in the U. 8. At hi church desk at 7 ft.

m. every day or the week Including Sunday, he often made 50 hospital calls daily, in addition to answering a large volume of mail. The beloved pastor never read ft sermon in his long ministry. He was a doctrinal and Bible preach er who capitalized on current events. Native of Union co.

he drove a huckster wagon for two summers while 1U in grade school. He was 15 when he was certificated to teach school. He began the study of law at Ohio Northern University in 1892 but professors persuaded First A Powered Carrier Planned WASHINGTON (INS) The Navy first atomic powered aircraft csrrier rill be built at the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry bock Co. The Navy announced that the nuclear carrier, estimated at approximately $314 mil lion, will be part of It fiscal 1958 construction program. The super carrier, scheduled frw completion by 1961, will be the argeat ship ever built by the Navy and will be 20.000 ton heav er than the Forrestal.

The overall one and one half billion dollar construction pro gram for 1958 also includes the building of four atomic powered submarines. Three of the submarine will be equipped for launching guided missiles. The fourth sub, of the smaller attack type, will be con structed by the electric boat divl sicn of General Dynamics Corp. at Groton, Conn. O'Neill Ignores GOP Committee CLEVELAND 4is Governor the Cuyahoga county GOP orga nization before naming a successor to Common Pleas Judge Par ker Fulton, who died Tuesday That was the word from Alvm Krenzler of Cleveland, ore of the' governor's top aides.

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No money down. Take months to pay out of income! Hospital News Union Hospital Admitted Mrs. Victor E. Par Is of 1024 Miller ave NW. Mr.

Wesley W. Olson of 1637 Fair ave NW. Mr. Dessa M. Whine ry of 215 North ave NE.

Mis Harriet 8. France of RD 3. Benjamin Robinson of 1218 Kaderly t. NW and Mrs. Harrison Bryant of RD 2, this city; Charle E.

Wenger of Sugarcreek: Mis Edith Lou Large of 615 S. Market at, Canton.and Mrs. Mildred K. Renner of Stras ourg. Operated Mrs.

Ellwood Fan tine and Miss Alt Maurrr of this city; Mrs. Caroline Bltckcnsder fer of Dover; Mis Edith Lou Large and Mrs. Jame Miller of Canton and Charles E. Wenger of Sugarcreek. Dismissed Mrs.

Wallace Warner, Mrs. Rosle McNutt, Eugene Burrier, Robert A. Waits, Edward Vosick. Robert D. Kinsey, Darlene D.

Trlstano, Miss Edna C. Rutledge and Mrs. Dean W. Mirer of this city; Mrs. Edward A.

'Weber. Charles Going, Mr. John E. Zeller and daghter, Mrs. Herbert G.

Pritchard and daughter, Terry L. Hochstetler and Mrs. Eugene Reynolds and son of Dover; Mrs. William W. Simmers of Strasburg, Mrs.

John Hostctler and daughter of Sugarcreek. Mrs. James M. Rose and son of UhrichsvUle, Ernest Joseph Adams of Menlo Park, and Mrs. Anna M.

Morrow of Canton. Birth Mr. and Mr. Carl A. Warner of 908 N.

Tuscarawas ave, Dover, and Mr. ftnd Mrs. Edward St uver of 238 8th Drive NE. this city, daughter; Mr. and Mrs.

Cyril E. Beech of RD 2. Dover, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.

Price of RD 4, this city and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Brown of Sugarcreek, sons. Twin City Hosoiral Admitted Friday: Mrs. Wes ley Kite, 115 McCook ave.

Dennison; Mrs. Joseph Avery, Box 375. and Elmer VoshaH, 511 3rd at. Urn Ichsvllle. Dismissed Friday; Theodore Bair.

1208 N. Water st, Ruth Davis. 324 Oak st, and Mrs, Jack Best, RD 2, UhrichsvUle; Lillian Shaef fer, 637 11th st NW, this city; J. S. Smith, RD 1.

Dennison Mrs, Charles Raker and son, RD 1, Gnadenhutten. Sturday: Mrs. Adran Helter, RD 2, Port Washington. Births Mr. and Mrs.

Dwlght KimmeJ. RD 2, Jeett, a daugh ter, Friday. Probate Court Estate of the late Charles W. Carpenter of thi city, with a net SrSL? Mrs. Ruth Ji.

Fahr appointed admiristratrix of estate of Wade E. Fahr of this city under $76,000 bond. Will of the late Jaon WUbert Heidy of Dennison. filed for pro bale, leaves an insurance policy to tue Methodist church at Paines vtile and the remainder to Janice Kahoot of Painesville, Linda and Janice Flanders and Donald Heidy, all of Massillon. The will, made July 24 1951.

names John L. Spear of Painesville executor. Strasburgers Win Chrysler Awards R. J. Motors of Strasburg has received a special award, a bronze plaque, from the Chrysler Corp.

for completion of eight years participation in the Master Technicians Service Conference a continuous, nationwide training program in servicing of Chrysler Corporation cars. Individual awards have been made to the service personnel of R. J. Motors who are participating in this program. They are Mendall Welz.

Tom Beltzel, Tom Mizer and William Aul. Don Rock enf elder is owner of R. St J. Police Court New Philadelphia Charles Galbraith of RD 4, fined $15.20 for intoxication. Dover Samuel Gerber, 72.

of 523 N. Tuscarawas ave, jailed on on intoxication charge. UhrichsvUle Robert faaney. 530 Creek st, cited for being intoxicated and disorderly. Cited For Accident Robert Lee Barker, 200Va Wood land ave, Dennison, was cited to appear in Mayor Gold's ciurt there for failing to yield right of way after his car ran into a car driven by Mrs.

Joseph Fouts. 24, of 637 Cedar Lane NW, this city at Grant and 4th sts in Dennison at 12:30 p. m. Friday, The car were i slightly damaged. of a a 2.98 Values.

styles Little Girls' FROCKS ijip.ii, ju Pockog of 3 Stockings Regularly $1 Vrl oMhe Yeai par stocking pockog of 3 72c 1.67 combed 64c 1.97 88c pair 7 1 97 47 ftSBKaBlBHWB MANSFIELD. Tex. (INS) Mansfield City Secretary J. D. Hayes shot and wounded Mayor Roland Turck Friday In the city hall, then ended his own life.

Mayor Turck." shot in the left thumb as he fled from the gun wielding city official, said Hit yes blamed him for ft city councU order calling for detailed audit the official books. Turck told police Hayes tricked him into coming to the clerk's of fice on the pretext of discussing city insurance policy. Hayes drew the gun and spent the next 10 minutes telling the mayor how he was going to kill him. The mayor said Hayes was distracted momentarily disposing of consumed clgaret, ard Turck rushed out the city hall door. Hayes fired three shots after him, one of which nicked the mayor.

When police entered the build ing, Hayes lay on the floor, dead. He had shot himself through the heart. Constable Tom Beard said that Hayes also had been angered when Mayor Turck took over the clerk's duties of city traffic Judge. Traffic Court New Philadelphia Richard Smithy of 919 Marsh Ct, Dover, fined $15.20 for speeding. Uhrichaville Thcrold W.

Quil len. 25, Millersburg. posted $15 bond on charge of not having turn signal on his truck. (Patrol case). UhrichsvUle Richard Lee Stull, 26, of 213 W.

2nd st, rear, fined $105.20 and sentenced to thrte days in the city Jail for driving while under the Influence of intoxicants; Mlton T. Schrickel, Jew ett, cited for driving a truck over loaded 3.360 pounds. Stone Creek Robert Hicks, 28. Cleveland, fined $20.20 for speeding. (Patrol case.

Midvale Stanley Leo Goodrich, 42, Ri venule. W. Va fined $15.20 for driving left of center. Patrol case). Newcomerstoan Mary E.

Tyler, 23. RD 1, Newcomerstown. fined $20.20 for speeding. (Patrol case). Dover Buddy Jo SmrgeoM.

y. Lorain, fined $30.20 for passing over a yellow line. Patrol case. Dover Eugene E. McVey, 41.

New Matamoras. $15.20 for speeding; James Albert Serio, 33, Cleveland. St 0.20 for ignoring a red light. Cited were Herbert Frank Lester, 34, Dennison: Doyle Fraut schey, 20, RD 2. Dover and Mary Viola Neiger.

59, of 226 W. 9th st, ignoring red lights; Robert Severs, 19. UhrichsvUle, and Steven Milton Hicks, 24, Akron, unsafe driving. Two Injured In fvllS no D5 I Xeuf cu Two persons vu re given emergency treatment and released from Tain City hospital. Claud Roup, 24, RD 1.

Dennison, received treatment for a strained side and back today after injuring himself at work Thursday. Mrs. George Spellman, 26, of 345 Trenton ave, UhrichsvUle, received a cut to her right ring flnuer yesterday when she broke a di.i at home. New Chess Champ Only 14 Years Old CLEVELAND (INS) Bobby Fischer, 14, of Brooklyn, N. captured the U.

8. open chess tournament championship in Cleveland Friday night to become the youngest person ever to win the crown. Glad Tidinss Tabernacle ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 32? Beaver Ave N. E. New Philadelphia, Ohio INVITES YOV TO Sunday School 9:30 ft.m Morning Worship 10:30 ft.m Evangelistic Rally 9:38 p.m Need Transportation Phone 6 o523 REV KENNETH SHAFFER Decorated TIN BOXES Variety of Sizes and Shapes 4 Pc.

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ftTATIIOS WASHINGTON INS House Republican Leader Joseph Martin declared today that President Eisenhower is "very much disappointed" in the House foreign aid cut ftnd hopes the Senate will restore most of it, Martin made this statement af ter an hour long early morning breakfast conference with the President at the White House. He said the President reiterated his belief that the loreign aia fund he ha requested are "absolutely needed If me are to meet our commitments to our allies abroad." Asked whether the President will call a special session unless the Senate restores the Houfe foreign aid cut, Martin replied: "We didn't talk about that." Top officials are prepared to ask the Senate Appropriations Committee Monday to re pi a "substantial" part of the 3 million trimmed by the House, which voted $2,525,000,000 in new money and authority to spend million in unused funds on hand. The committee a reed to hear administration arguments after Mr. Eisenhower held a strategy talk Friday with Senate GOP Leader William F. Knowland.

The voting found Democrats, traditionally in favor of foreign aid, rallying against GOP sponsored efforts to give the President what he requested. House Speaker Sam Raj burn told newsmen that the administration had failed to sell the foreign aid program to the American people. The Texan said the program used to be "very, very popular" and must now be reinforced. "This," Rayburn added, "is not the Job of Congress, it's ft Job for the administration." But House GOP whip Leslie Arends of Illinois hinted that the Democratic vote against the larger aid program was designed to "pressure" Republicans to go along with the Democratic civil right compromise. Senate Democrats reportedly would agree to put back much of the money if the House Republicans would give in on the civil rights issue.

Many Democrat intimated "privately that Mr. Eisenhower's threat of a special session if the legislators did not vote for the aid request had a reverse effect from the one intended. Knowland. meanwhile, plans to talk to Senate Democratic leaders in an effort to line up support for the aid program, which is now $1,30) .000. (KM) below the figure first proposed to Congress by the President.

State Fair Is World's Largest Livestock Show Ftftyon per cent of Ohio's siliion doilar agricultural income eom from three sources dairying, swin and commercial cattle The prize reprefrentauvres of the three vastly important setrmema of our economy will on dsolav at tLs 1957 Ohio State Fair, Aug. 23 30. The Ohio Stat Fair's livestock show i the largest fat the world. This year mora than 12,000 "animals will bo exhibited. But more than the number, it will be the quality that fairgoera Will be interested in and ohvileged to see.

The Dairy Division will feature the 7th Jersey Jug National Futuritv, the Ohio Guernsey Futurity and trie 5th All American Swiss Futurity Other breeds, of course, will be shown parading stock that represents Ohio's No 1 enterprise in agriculture. Six futurity shows in the Swine Division will be features of this year fair. Swine is Ohio's second largest agricultural enterprise. New to the Ohio State Fair this year will be the Landrace breed of hog which will be judged Thursday. Aug.

29. Breeding and commercial beef cattle will have an important part to play in this greatest of livestock exhibipona. The Sheep Division this year feature National Merino ana Shropshire shows. The Sheep Show annually is the largest in the world Its Wool Style Show in the Sl.eeo Barn Sunday, Aug. 25 at 5 1b a sterling exhibit, both educational and entertaining.

The annual 4 and FFA tie a sale will attract buyers and viewers on Wednesday evemntj, Direcuir of Agriculture Day. in the Junior Arena. Important event of Thursday Governor's Day, will be the fat cat tie sale in the commercial cattle arena, where Gov C. William O'NeiU will take the first bid. The National Percheron Show and American Belgian Show, features of the draft horse division, will draw nationally known breeders and ex hibitors for judging Friday and Sat urday.

Aug. 23 24 New pens, new lighting, paint and other housekeeping improvements have been made for this year's live stock shows, expected to draw more than half a million spectators to the huge state exposition at Columbua Peter Townsend On World Cruise MANAGUA, Nicargua (INS) A trip around the world apparently is doing very much to make Peter Townsend forget Princess Margaret. The handsome former group captain, who was rejected as Margaret' suitor, arrived Friday at Managua from Honduras and was promptly asked by ft newsman about the princess. Townsend snapped at him, "Don 1 speak to me about that." Benjamin Boles Benjamin franklin Bote, 1, ID 1, Xnnioo died ftt p. m.

FndAy of ft efcronic heart di iu wtult a patient at Twin City bcapttal. He had bee ertUcaily 11 tea dart. He wu bom la Brom Jan 16, 1876, ft too of Writ and Mary Heifer Bole, and bad been ft reideni of the county for 55 year, tie wm ft retired farmer. On Feb. 16.

1903, he wu mar ried to Verda Kline, who iurvivei, In addition to teven children, Mrs. Pearl Orlbben of Dermis on, Mrs. ftnhen Wilson. RD 2. and Mr.

Charle Lee of UhrichsvUle; Tor rent 8. Bole of Tuacarawaa. Chef ter Boles of RD 1, Den ni son, Don aid Doles of UhrichsvUle. and Fred n. TS isAAfAft al an4 27 fJUiCS Vi children arid 15 treat grandchil dren.

He aa the iaat member of a family of 12. Services will be held 1 p. m. Xfonday from the R. K.

lAncsty Funeral Home with the Rev. WU liam KackreU officiatirg. Burial will be in Evergreen Burial Park. rrienda may call at the funeral home. J.

W. Van Kirk Service will be held Tueadey at a. m. fast time in Martha' Catholic chrrch on Talmadge v. Akron for John W.

Van Kirk, 79, of 703 Thayer at. Akron a native of Mineral City, who died Friday morning at 9:30 at the Castle Nursing Home In MlUersburg. He was a son of the late Eben and Nancy Vn Kirk and resided most of his life in Akron. He was a retired employe of the Fireatone Tire ct Rubber Co. of Akron.

Surviving are hi widow, Carolyn, and two sons and a daughter. Budd of New Zealand, Robert of Akron and Miss Mary Van Kirk of New York. Friends may call Monday after 1 p.m. at the Hennessy Funeral Home on Main at, Akron. D.

A. Spillman Donald A. Spill ma 10161 Webster Su ongsvlile, former Uhrtchsvill resident, died Wednesday. arriving are his wife, Helen Lechner Spillman; two sons, Thomas and Ned, and his mother, Ada, of Massillon and an uncle, Pete Spillman of UhrichsvUle. Hi father, Andrew, is deceased.

Servicea were held today at Korth Royalton. Julie Dryden In the obituary of Julie Ann Dryden, the names of the paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dryden of Dennison.

were unintentionally omitted yesterday. Dover Taxi Firm Opens New Stand Refused parking space by Dover City Council at 231 N. Tus carawas ave, Dover, Floyd (Cor ky) Steiner has moved his Corky Cab Co. office and waiting room to 3C4 Walnut st, Dover, oppo site the Bexiey theatre. The build ing is owned by Albert Schwartz and the site affords off the stree parking for Steiner's taxicabc.

Richard Weinhardt. 526 E. Fron at, Dover, a Republic steel work er. Is a partner In the taxi opera tion. Urban Planning Grant Approved WASHINGTON INS) The Urb an Renewal Administration today approved a $34,000 federal urban planning grant to the Fayette county.

Planning and Zoning Commission. The grant will aid a general planning program, designed to iiide the growth and development of the Fayette county region. The $34,000 federal grant, matched by an equal amount of local funds, will be used for surveys, studies, maps, plans, technical services, and other planning work. Can't Find Body In Lima Murder LIMA, O. (INS) Although polite have not yet discovered a body, first degree murder charges mere on file today against Ralph For ay the for the alleged murder Saturday of Charle Connor.

Connor, a 37 year old paint company foreman, disappeared Saturday. Police Chief Donald F. Miller, who arrested Forsythe and hi wife, Mid he had two witnesses woo had seen Connor shot in the Forsythe Lima home. The search for the body continues. Mrs.

Forsythe ha been released. Industrialist Is Heart Victim COLUMBUS (INS) service for Charle Funeral Bennett, 5. will be held tiu afternoon to Westerrille Methodist Church, Bennett, owner and president of the Bennett Manufacturing Co. in wetervrUit, died in hi office Thursday an aci. pparmt, 79c Washfast Polo.

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Tots 2 pc. 1 3. Child's one pc; 2 6 I spiking rumors that the governor; Brotherton. 31 year old farmhand, would consult with GOP tv tinguished Journalist and poetess, died in 1953. Rev.

Welshimer made the dedicatory address last year when the First Christian Church of Dover dedicated a Bible School addition. Three Nabbed In Big Forgery Ring COLUMBUS. O. (INS) Police held three suspects in Franklin county Jail today for what was described ft ft three state forgery operation. Charged with forgery were Mrs.

Marietta Lay cock. 41: her husband. James, 39. of Columbus; and Howard Miller, 55, of Wester vllle. Sheriff Lt.

Ellsworth Beck said the FBI will be called in to investigate Interstate angles of the cae. Bond was set at 825,000 each. A hearing will be held Tuesday. Deputies raided an apartment Friday and confiscated ft small hand pre, two seta of plate used for printing payroll checks, a large bundle of paper. Ink and photographic equipment.

Lt. Beck said he wa unable to estimate the amount of money involved but he said both men being held had previous police records. The ring allegedly operated in Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia. Weather Cancels Atomic Test Shot VEGAS, Nev. INS The firing of atomic device "Shasta," was postponed for the time today as unfavorable weather con ditions closed in on the Nevada testing grounds.

Officials called off the shot at 4:26 a. m. (PDT Just 34 minutes before the scheduled detonation. The "below nominal" device was originally scheduled to be fired from atop a 500 foot steel tower on July 29. AEC spokesmen defined "below nominal" as under 20.000 tons of TNT explosive force the size of atom bombs dropped on Japan during World War II.

Fflrmhrind StPfiU family TO per TV MARION. O. (INSi jrV AmJk WWW IV1IUVV 1VU the family's property. Sheriff Glenn Obenour said he had sent out a statewide alarm for the missing man who ha been gone several days. Brotherton is about six feet tall and weighs about 240 pounds.

He is reported to be carrying with him tools, a supply of tires, a deed to the William home, their marriage license and other items. Brother Executed By Hungarian Reds CLEVELAND (INS) Mrs. Emma Kessa. 27 year old suburban Lakewood woman, who had been trying to brin her brother to this country, learned Friday tUat the Communists had executed her brother for kUling a Hungarian police major. Mrs.

Kessa learned of the news in a newspaper dispatch. Her brother. 23 yeir Sgmond Sipos, was executed in Budapest. However, Mrs. Kessa said she has not given up hope of bringing her 18 year old sister, Judith Sipos, to America.

The girl also is in a Hungarian Jail, Mrs. Kessa said. Lucky He Had Penny CLEVELAND lie Forty two year old Henry Nowak of Cleveland was surprised when he answered a knock at hi side door and found Zygmund Zabiclski, 41, standing there, stark naked. Zabielskl told Nowak that two robbers had accosted him and became angry when they found he had only one penny in his pocket. For they took all of hi clothe and left him wearing only a handkerchief blind fold.

Chief On Vacation Chief of Police Louis Clark of this city will be on vacation from Aug. 18th to Aug. 24th. During his absence. Captain Jame Winkler will be acting chief.

Crash Is Fatal SPRINGFIELD, O. (INS) Clinton Parkenson, 42, of Fairborn, died in Mercy hospital Friday off ir.jur.es surrered in an automobile Jocliieion la New to Cleveland in a peace moveifrom the farm lllg employers aimed at healing the breach be i Mr anA ur. with 3.98 Threaded with 'Gold' PRINT DRAW DRAPES tween the governor and the local; group. Abel Trial Set For September 16 NEW YORK INS Federal Judge Matthew T. Abruro today set Sept.

16 as the date for trial of 55 year old Rudol! Ivanovich Abel, alleged head of Soviet espionage in tte U. 8. Abel, a colonel in the Russian state police, is accused of having operated a military atomic spy ring for the Kremlin in this country. For the past four years he had masqueraded as an artist and photographer in Brooklyn. Okay Exchange Of Radio TV Experts WASHINGTON (INS) The State Department has offered to exchange small delegations of radio and TV experts with Russia to study each others' techniques and programming.

The exchange offer was made Friday as a preliminary step to negotiations for development of wider people to people contacts as a means of easing eatwest tensions. Plan Seminar On Training Executives COLUMBUS LNS Executives representing industries in 14 states will attend the Executive Development seminar which begins at Ohio State University on Aug. 25, the university announced today. The two week program is an advanced course designed to aid in the development of attitude and skills demanded of modern day executives in policy level positions. Building Permits Dover Donald and Elizabeth Gibbs, 1408 Ract st, basement room, front porch and stairs to second floor level.

Councilman Dies CLEVELAND (INS) Cleveland city councilman Walter Berkebile, a. iemocrat, ceo, iae Fnoay of a ftuac its ge of 58, I Really super buys! Lovely floral, modern and scenic prints on Xurex fabric, with glinting golden highlights. Expertly tailored; pinch pleated tops, gener ous bottom hems. 84" long. SAVINGS for the HOME Grant Maid White Percale Sheets 72x108 or Twin Fitted, Reg.

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