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TMI SALEM NEWS Tharadny, December 19, IMI Deaths and Funerals ot Clarks Mills, and five grandchildren. Services will be Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Seederly-Beilhart Funeral Home with Rev. Arthur Kirk officiating. Burial will be in Columbiana Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evening. Mrs. Roy Lippiatt Mrs. Eleanor F. Lippiatt, 51, of the Egypt Rd.

died of a cerebral hemorrhage Wednesday at 8:15 pm. in Salem City Hospital following a long illness. Horn in Wexford, Dec. 6. 1917, the daughter of Elmer and Della Ford Headland, she, had lived in the vicinity most VJTOUDOIT of her life and was a member EAST LIVERPOOL -Joseph of Southeast Friends Church.

Groubert, 72, of Lincoln Survivors include her hus- Ave Wednesday at 6 p.m. hand. Rov L. whom she mar- following a lengthy illness, ried Feb. 13, 1935; a daughter, uq-- 1896 in Fast Debra of the home; two sons.j.,™ LasJ Roger of Salem and Larry of iiiSESL' RD 5.

Salem; three brothers, Frank Headland of RD 5, Rev. WORLD ALMANAC FACTS Kenneth of South Carolina and Magdaiene Humbert Groubert, he was a member of St. Aloysius Catholic Church and had Willard of Canfield; and one bM" "arehooaeman at Ho- A son. Donald, Laoghlui Co- ceded her in death. Private services will be held Preceded in death Dec.

9 by for the immediate family Fri- his wife, Florence, he leaves day at 2 p.m. at Arbaugh-ithree sons, Louis of East Fair The A a 11, Guarnieri and Stradivari families, who worked in Cremona, Italy, from the 16th to the 18th centuries, created the best violins, notes The World Almanac. TTieir secret, in part, was absence of haste. They sun- dried carefully chosen Balkan wood; they gave their fabled varnishes time to sink in; and they were great artisans dedicated to making the best possible musical instruments. New York Stock Market (Today's Opening Owlet by Mlnr-Wick Cb.) AMK American Airlines American Motors American Standard American Tel.

Tel. American Tobacco 39 Atchison Beth Steel Boeing 57 Vi Chrysler Cleveland Electric 43 Col. Gas Control Data Crane Pearce Funeral Home in charge of Rev. Benjamin Brantingham Burial will be in Hope Cemetery. There will be no calling hours.

Samuel Jackson Ransom (Continued from Page One) Samuel H. Jackson 93. for -1 wjH be in Columbiana merly of 192 E. 9th died of (Memorial Park. complications today at 1:30 field, George of Fredericktown and Paul of Dixonville; a daughter, Mrs.

Earl McQuistion of Columbiana; a brother, John of Newell, and five grandchildren FBI office said that and eight great-grandchildren, ed in 1.000 Services will be Saturday at dumped before dawn into the 9:30 a.m. at the church. Burial bay where two men waited in a Here and There Town Car Battery Taken Essie Johnson ot 110 W. State police Wednesday that while she was at work in the Village Restaurant on N. Ellsworth Tuesday night and Wednesday morning someone stole the battery from her car, parked in the rear of the restaurant.

County small boat. One of the men. wearing a Friends may call at Martin skindiving suit, recovered the past 35 vears and was a mem her of the Christian Missionary Alliance Church of Pittsburgh. His wife. Hazel Green Jackson.

died May 1. 1967. Surviving arc several nieces and nephews. Stark Memorial in charge of Rev. Douglas Jones.

Burial will be in Springhill Cemetery in Wellsville. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 1 p.m. until time of service. in the llu.ton 1 to and evening 12 -foot outboard boat with the A retired vice president nanw painted the Scarbough Klauss xjj put ashore in an expensive resi- re in Pittsburgh, he was Mrs. Wfllter 5hWtS dential area just south of down- horn Jan.

9, Oil City, EAST PALESTINE Mrs. town Miami Pa He resided in Mamie Sheets 79 of dayg Barbara Martin St. died of a cerebral was taken away, wearing a red hemorrhage Wednesday at 11:06 and white nightgown, by a man p.m. in Salem City Hospital, with shotgun and a young boy. Born Jan.

12, 1889, in Unity The Emory College student was the daughter of Elias and staying in a motel with her Rebecca Painter Beight, she mother before returning to their Funeral services will be home Friday at 130 p.m. In the i christmas vacation. 7 area. Her husband died in Barbara's father is She was preceded in death this secretarv-treasurer of Deltona year by a sister, Mrs. Lula Van- corporation a 555 minion home kossan, and a brother, Oliver building and land development Height.

firm in Miami Services will be Saturday at At about six a Dade 1:30 p.m. at VanDyke Funeral County Deputy Sheriff Paul S. with Rev. G- Lee Filker Self and Miami policeman Wil- of Trinity United Presbyterian liam Sweeney were sitting in Church officiating. Burial will their cars talking near the be in Glenview Cemetery.

Brickell Avenue area. nends may call at the fu- saw this car that just neral home Friday from 7 to 9 belong Self said. Get Liquor Permit George and Mickey and Steve Stepan ic of the Forest Lanes bowling alley at Kensington have been granted D-l and D-2 liquor permits, the Ohio Department of Liquor Control reported today. Application was filed Aug. 13.

Raymond F. Crowell LISBON Raymond F. Crowell, 82, of E. Lincoln Way, died at 7:20 a.m. today in Salem City Hospital where he had been a patient two weeks.

He was born June 17, 1888, in Center Township, a son of Edwin M. and Willie Ann Filson Crowell. Mr. Crowell farmed until 1950. He was a member of Mt.

Zion Lutheran Church which p.m. Milford Hepler Self and Sweeney said they saw two men walking to the car, which had Massachusetts li- I cense tags, from the direction of the water. One carried a duffel Funeral arrangements are pending at Stark Memorial for 1 Milford J. Hepler, 69. former, bagand tbe the Salem resident, who died Tues- day afternoon at 3:30 p.m.

in men, they ran dropping the formerly stood along Route 172 Fairfield Hospital, L'iafno bag but opposite the County hanging on to farm, and was a charter mem- Purse and $460 Missing Cleda Colvin, of 326 S. Ellsworth, reported to Salem police Wednesday that someone entered her home while she was sleeping, between 10:30 a. m. and 2 p.m., and took approximately $400 from her purse. She had arrived home from work at the Village Restaurant at 10:30, she reported, and had gone to bed with her purse beside her bed.

When she awoke, she found the purse in the bathroom and the money missing. The house was unlocked, she said. Police are checking out a possible suspect mentioned by the victim. Last Day of School All schools in Columbiana County will close after the regular session Friday for Christmas vacation. They will reopen Monday, Jan.

6. Dupont Eastern Airlines Eastman Kodak Firestone Ford General Dynamics General Electric General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Gulf Western IBM Int. Tel. Tel. Jones and Laughlin Lockheed McDonnell Douglas Marcor Magnavox Natl.

Cash Natl. Distillers Ohio Edison Pan American J. C. Penney Penn Central Radio Corp. Republic Steel Rexall Reynolds Tobacco North American-Rockwell Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Sperry Rand Standard Oil Calif.

Standard Oil Ind. Standard Oil N.J. Standard Oil Ohio Texaco Texas Gulf Sulphur Union Carb United Aircraft United Air Lines Uniroyal U.S. Steel Wallace-Mutray Corp. Westinghouse Wool worth Xerox Zenith Ygst.

Sheet Tube 165 44 95 60 49 44 29 28 60 41 65 63 69 41 6 2 40 272 48 her of Lisbon Grange. His wife, Edith M. Crowell, died March 13. 1950 He leaves two daughters. Mrs.

Harold Wilson of Lisbon and Mrs. Harry Entrikin of Salem; a son, James Crowell of Lisbon, p.m. Saturday in Eells-Leggett Funeral home where friends may call Friday evening. The Rev. Daniel Keister of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Salem will officiate.

Burial will be in Lisbon Cemetery. a carbine from which several shots were fired, Self said. After the men escaped, the police found the suitcase was crammed with money and the duffel bag contained the wetsuit. fins, and a underwater face mask. At the shore line the police found the abandoned boat, ft KPrc 8 Using helicopters and dogs.

were a )unfile area near Biscavne Bav where the two men Were first spotted as they ran toward their car. The search flushed an unidentified Red Cross Gives Certificates to 22 At Salem High and nine grandchildren. The teat The service will be at Work Experience procran Elected By Barbers Barbers Local 99, AFL-CIO, elected Dominic Armeni as president for the coming year during meeting. Associate officers are Glenn Smith, vice president; Primo Citino, secretary; Nick Zama relli, recorder, and Fred Dominic, guide. tion of Red Cross first aid and home nursing courses.

Conducted on the basis of standard first aid instruction Mrs. Farrington Renamed to Board To Visit County Home The Junior Leaders Club (older of Columbiana Coun tv will sing carols tonight for County Home residents then go to Mt. Nebo Grange hall for square dancing and refreshments. Vince Andrulis will call. Still Serious Twenty-one year old Jay Detell of 485 E.

6th who was injured in an automobile acd- Mrs. G. E. Farrington, one of two public representatives, has been elected to a new four-year term on the Salem Zoning Board which she serves as secretary. Mrs.

present term was due to expire Dec. 31. The new term ends Dec. 31, 1972. The other public representative is I.

L. Piersol, whose term ends in 1970. Harold Astry, who is chairman, and Charles Gibbs are representatives on the board. Their terms have one more year to run. Representing the Planning Commission are James E.

Feiler and Ronald Zellerr. term ends in 1970 while Zellers' term on the zoning board and planning commission expires Dec. 31. The zoning board again denied the request of Mrs. John D.

Johnson of Franklin St. to establish a tax service at her home. Woman Died From Blow, Coroner Says The death of Mrs. Theodosia Wood, 81, of Westfield East Liverpool, Tuesday night after burglars broke Into her home was ruled a homicide Wednesday by Dr. William Kolozsi, Columbiana County coroner.

He said an autopsy revealed internal bleeding from a blunt force Injury to the abdomen. The examination also revealed abrasions of the face. The widow and her brother, Emmett W. Cheney, 88, were seized and pushed to face-down positions on the floor by men who broke down the front door with a kick. The thieves got about $50.

Sheriff Russell Van Fossan said his department has no clues. So sudden was the entry that Mr. Cheney, who was addressing Christmas cards, did not the intruders. There were two or more he thought, and one was a husky man although he could furnish no description. Deputies got several fingerprints.

Mr. Cheney received a bruised cheek when he struck the floor. The thieves bound his wrists behind his back with friction tape and pulled off the wire of his telephone After freeing himself, he found his sister unconscious and moaning occasionally. He went to a home to get help. Mrs.

Wood was dead on arrival at East Liverpool City Hospital. 3 Candidates File Expense Statements With the deadline set Friday at 4 p.m., three more candidates who sought office in the Nov. 5 general election have filed the required sworn statements of campaign expenses with the County Election Board. A committee which supported Douglas Applegate, Steubenville Democrat, for the state senate reported expenses of $2,585.53. Lew Sowards of near Lisbon, an unsuccessful Democratic candidate for county commissioner, said he spent $777.42.

Mrs. Virginia Shipley of Salem, defeated Republican candidate for county treasurer, listed expenditures of $478.09. Washingtonville Ruritan Club Officers Installed WASHINGTONVILLE New officers were installed when Washingtonville Ruritans met for their annual family Christmas dinner and party at the United Methodist Church Wed- Illinois Man Murders 4 At Yule Party CARLINVILLE, 111. (AP) A father of 10 children opened fire on a welfare agency Christmas party for his family Wednesday police said, killing four persons including his estranged wife and wounding four of his children. He then fled, shot himself and died hours later.

Authorities said Sherman Kline, 38, pulled out two pistols while gifts were being opened in the offices of the Illinois Depart ment of Child and Family Serv ices and began firing. Killed were the wife, raine, 33; two social workers Frank Wildgrube, 24, and Bonnie Albracht, 23, both of Carlinville; and a receptionist, Ann Keppler, 25, of Benld. 111. Two of the children, Michael. 14, and Diane, 8 were in critical condition in a Springfield hospital, while the other two wounded youngsters, Gene, 13 and Judy, 10, were in serious condition in a Carlin ville hospital.

After the shooting, Kline drove some 80 miles to the home of a brother near where, the brother said, he admitted the shootings, but refused to give himsell up. Vernon Kline said his brother ran Into some nearbv woods, he heard a shot and called police. Officers found Sherman Kline with a bullet wound in his head He died later at a hospital. A spokesman for the welfare agency said he believed Kline was upset because he thought the agency had between himself and his Miss Keppler, who was to have been married next March, was credited with saving the lives of two other secretaries In her office when she stepped between them and Kline as he fired into the office. Kline, who separated from his a wife In May, was reported to be a plumber for a St.

Louis firm. nesday evening. There were 47 members and guests present. Installation ceremonies were led by Ray Hurd of North Lima, district secretary of Ohio, when Walter Rohrer was Inducted as president; Edward Leipper, vice president; Harold Rohrer, secretary; John King, treasurer; Fred Orelli, three year director; and Robert Sanders, two year director. During a short business meeting in charge of retiring president Clarence Baker, members voted to confine the Christmas lighting contest to homes Inside the corporation limits, with exception of homes outside the limits.

A $10 donation was given to Charles Davis in appreciation of the tree he supplied for the village square. Entertainment was provided by James Kurtz, a magician, carol singing was led by Rev. Albert Oakes, Santa distributed treats to children, and wives were presented with corsages. Dinner was served by Bethel Class of the church. Next meeting is Jan.

15. Apollo (Continued from Page One) hermit, about 55, who was taken dent Dec. 8 on E. State re- Mrs. Jean Kevan Mrs.

Jean Blackburn Kevan. formerly of Salem, died of mom- Mesa, Youngstown South Side Hospital. However, a hospital spokesman reported today that he is Mrs. Dorothy Carlariello, Mrs. Carol Stein, and Nick Martens, first aid instructors.

OWE instructors cooperating with the Red Cross on the project are John Oana. OWE coordinator, and J. Robert Miller. Students enrolled in the course not to comment on that. 44 emphysema Wednesday ing in the hospital at Ariz.

She was born in February, 1924, in Wellsville. a daughter of Mrs. Willa Blackburn of Monterey, and the late Ralph Blackburn. Before going to Arizona last July, she was employed in the office of Mullins Mfg. Co.

in Salem and was a member of various bowling leagues in Salem. Besides her mother, she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Donald (Dolores) Rudibaugh of Lisbon; four sisters, Mrs. Alice McGraw of Lisbon, Mrs. Billie Baxter of Mesa and Mrs.

Ada Lee and Mr.v Vivian Goodballet, both of Monterey; a brother, Samuel Blackburn of East and a grandson. Private funeral services will (Larry Hinchliffe, Joyce Kring, be held in Mesa. Ctynthia Linder, Jeff McLaugh; lin. Gary Morrison, Pat Noll, Dave Plegge, Art Sanders, Dean Seibert, John Snvder, Tom for the boys and home nursing; in seriouS C0ndlti0n instruction for the girls, all stu- JiLL a 5 dents in the first and second vear OWE levels the 12-session undergrowth for years liv- course was a week on coconuts, had $500 responding to treatment from Nov. 5 to Dec.

10 in his Possession. Teaching the course were f'rst concern and the Mrs. Augusta Ibele, Red Cross concern is the Home Nursing instructor, and safety," said Fox. Traffic Patrolman Self said he had been unaware that an effort was underway to ransom the naped girl. When Fox was asked if the FBI knew in advance or had told local police about the ransom, he said, prefer (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) 30uf0nBond In Burglaries Here Three area men were arraigned in Northwest County Court Wednesday on charges of breaking and entering the Peoples Lumber Company and Chappell and Zimmerman, last Thursday night.

Daniel Delp, 22. of RD 1, Salem, is out on $1,000 bond, while Wesley Thompson, of 444 Perry and Benjamin Phillips, 20. of RD 1, Leetonia. are being detained in the county jail in lieu of bond, set at $1,000 for each. All three pleaded and Judge Edward C.

ureenamyer set their preliminary hearing for Dec. 30 at 1 p.m. Charges on behalf of the lumber firm, outside the city limits, were filed by the Sheriff's office, while Lt. Richard Whinnery of the Salem Police Department brought charges on were: Don Anderson. Nancy Bowman, Dennis Briggs, Dennis Devan, John Fattier, Ray Heddleson, Ed Manning, Robert Meiter.

Diana Montilluer, Bill Moore, Gary Morrison, Cheryl Papic, Robert Sprowl, Beverly Stoffer, Mark Taylor, David Wonner. Bob Bennett, Tim Boughton, Liverpool, 1 David DiRlenzo, David George, Patricia Godward, Anna Gonda, Pearl M. Clcwges COLUMBIANA Pearl M. Clawges, 84, of 102 Railroad St. died of arteriosclerosis today at 6 a m.

in Lazv Acres Nursing Home where he had been for three months. He had been in ill health for a year. Born May 10, 1884. in Marionville. the son of John and Mary Jane Keck Clawges, he came to Columbiana many vears ago from Elkins.

W. and was a member of the United Methodist Church. He retired four years ago from Peoples Lumber Co. at Columbiana, where he had worked in the mill room Before that, he had ben an inspector at the Deming Pump Co. plant of Salem.

His wife, the former Maggie Wood, whom he married Dec. 24. 1914, died in 1957. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Lorraine Kleist and Mrs.

George Ziegler, both Columbiana; two sons, Howard of Lisbon and a of Boardman; a brother, Forrest Syppko, Rosemary Turney, and Rodney Woodworth. Wedding (Continued from Page One) far as our men are concerned one of these things that happen again in a thousand were just in the right place at the wrong said a Miami police official. Flu (Continued from Page One) ter Barbara Anne, who was married Nov. 16, will be a bridesmaid and her husband, Fernando Echavarria-Uribe of Bogota, Colombia, will be an usher. Julie was one of Barbara attendants.

Asked about parties for the bride, Mrs. Van de Heuvel said there would be a luncheon given for Julie Friday at the Cosmopolitan Club by Susan Harvin of Houston, who will be a bridesmaid. The rehearsal will be Saturday afternoon, by which time the church will be decorated of with Christmas greenery and red and white poinsettias the Nixons requested for the plat form at the head of the aisle. of and B. What officially known as A2 (Hong Kong) is a new strain of the A type virus.

It was first identified ir. Hong Kong, so how it was named. Since it is a new strain, people are more susceptible to it. Q. How can I avoid catching the flu? A.

not easy, since virus particles are spread through the air when a victim coughs, sneezes, laughs or even talks. These viruses are in fluids in the nose and mouth of persons infected with influenza. So the best way to avoid getting the flu is to stay out of crowds and stay away from anyone coughing or sneezing. Q. What are symptoms and treatment? A.

Symptoms are fever, chills, headache, sore throat, cough and soreness and aching in tne back and limbs. You may have some or all these symptoms. No known medicine will cure Influenza, but antibiotics are often used to combat complications. Treatment includes rest in bed, keep warm, drink plenty of fluids and check with a doctor. 2, Salem, was cited for driving left of center when her eastbound auto was struck by the vehicle of Paulyne Scullion, also of RD 2, Salem, who was westbound on Township Road 831 about two miles west of Route 9.

The Donohue woman told the patrol that she slid left of the center line on snow. TTie mishap was timed at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday. No one was injured.

Salem Central Clinic treated Mrs. Elsie Walters, 42, of Deerfield, for head and neck injuries at 4:45 a.m. Wednesday after an accident on Route 14 near restaurant. A Carrollton man was admitted to Salem City Hospital at 2 a.m. today after an accident in Carrollton.

John Sell is reported in fair condition with fractured ribs, lacerations of the forehead and abrasions of the left wrist. al meetings today with experts to discuss the flight procedures. be watching closely Friday when the terminal countdown Degins. During this period, many vital operations will occur, including the pumping of i option, tons of liquid hydrogen, liquid' oxygen and kerosene into the mammoth fuel tanks of the 36- story-tall Saturn 5. the most powerful rocket ever built.

After the rocket hurls the three astronauts to the vicinity of the moon, they will act as explorers, geologists, photographers, physicists and navigators. And Lovell probablv will have some fleeting thoughts ot a family man as the spacecraft zips over a lunar mountain he has unofficially named for his wife. reason for us going around the moon has been justified on the basis that this will teach us how to operate in this to communicate, how to track, how to determine the position of the said Anders, Apollo systems expert and chief lunar photographer. Norman Thomas Dies Today At Age 84 HUNTINGTON, N.Y. (AP) Norman Thomas, six times Socialist candidate for president and throughout his life a prodder of the American conscience, died today.

He was 84. ploye benefits, Including improved contributions to the pension trust fund and a revised profit-sharing plan. Mike Mancuso is president of Local 1538 at the Mullins plant, being operated by the Hall Lamp Co. of Detroit, which has purchase option on the steel fabricating facility. Hall Lamp last summer acquired an option to purchase 76 per cent of the 11.7 million outstanding shares of MuUins stock.

Settlement of the wage negotiations mav pave the way for Hall to exercise its purchase LBJ Recuperates From Flu Attack WASHINGTON (AP) -President Johnson, along with hun dreds of thousands of other Americans across the country, is in bed today, recuperating from the flu. Johnson, 60, entered Bethesda Naval Hospital Wednesday morning with what was described as a low-grade fever- 101.6 degree a chest cold. Later, it was announced President suffered from the flu but White House officials, saying Johnson was undergoing vir al tests, declined to categorize its strain. He was listed in satisfactory condition. lappell Olive man, of 641 Olive St.

Judge Greenamyer sakl today that the preliminary hearing for Wayne Tillery, 18, of RD 1, Salem, arraigned Tuesday on four burglary charges, has been set for Dec. 30 at 10:30 a.m. Much Grading Done At County Airport LISBON A long period of food weather late this fall enabled Roland A. Getz, of uiansfield, to complete much of the earth moving work at the site of the Columbiana County Airport. Groundbreaking for the $412.618 project at the old Swanev airport in Madison Township was held Nov.

1. Before the heavy snowfall Dec. 8, Getz accomplished enough work to collect from the county commissioners $104.172 of his $355, 018 contract price. if Restaurant For Reservations CaO 337-8758 Damascus Rd. STILL FOR THAT Christmas Gift WHY NOT A Dine-Out Certificate From For Details Phone 337-8758 By The 'Way Closing from December 23rd Jan.

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