Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 2

Weed Control Meeting Corn growers in the ClintonWarren County area have an opportunity to learn how to deal effectively with annual broadleafed weeds and grasses at a special meeting on Thursday. The meeting will be held at Clinton-Massie High School at 8 p. m. At the meeting, a representative from Geigy will join with the staff of adult farmers in discussion of the effectiveness Atrazine herbicide against costly weeds and grasses in corn Clinton Memorial Hospital News ADMISSIONS: Mrs. Howard Michael, Blanchester, Saturday, surgical.

Mrs. Anna P. Hinton, Pleasant Plain Route 1, Saturday, medical. Richard 2, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Sholler, New Vienna, Saturday, medical. Samuel Hildebrand, 481. Florence Sabina, Saturday, medical. Mrs. Dayton McElroy, Clarksville Route 1, Saturday, medical.

Debbie Lynn, 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roberts, Clarksville Route 1, Saturday, medical. Earl M. Weller, Sabina Route 2, Sunday, medical.

Jacob Chenoweth, County Home, Sunday, medical. John H. Campbell, 553 Grand Sabina, Sunday, surgical. Mrs. Joseph C.

Murphy, Midway, Sunday, surgical. Wanda Lee, 11 months, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gambill, 422 N.

Mulberry Sunday, medical. Sharon Ann, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Sabina Route 2, Sunday, tonsillectomy. Charles Smith, 320 W.

Sugartree today, medical. BIRTHS: To Mr. and Mrs. Eldon L. Kidd, Lynchburg, a daughter, weighing 6 pounds ounces, at 2:34 a.

Sunday. A son, weighing 6 pounds ounces, at 5:21 a. Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs, Clay William Hargraves, Goshen. To Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne A. Davidson, New Vienna. Route 1, a daughter, weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces, at 5:52 a. Sunday.

A daughter, weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces, at 2 p. Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs. Robent Bowers, N. Lincoln St.

To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ro-2 mohr, Morrow, a daughter, weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces, at 8:40 p. Sunday, DISMISSALS: Jack Combs, Goshen, Saturday, after medical treatment since Jan. 27.

Mrs. John Aubry, Fayetteville, and son, Robert Francis, born Feb. 1, dismissed Saturday. Mrs. Robert Cole, 167 Sparta and son, born Wednesday, dismissed Saturday.

Brian, two months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doolan, 358 W. Locust Saturday, after medical treatment since Feb. 1.

Mrs. Robert Shirden, Clarksville, Saturday, after surgical treatment since Jan. 14. Ernest Dailey, Wilmington Route 4, Saturday, after surgical treatment since Jan. 6.

John Hammond, 198 E. Sugartree Saturday, after medical treatment since Feb. 2. Benny Dick, Maineville, Saturday, after surgical treatment since Friday. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS Most Things Are Valuable.

Protect Them! LIEURANCE Insurance Service 230 S. South, Phone 382-2597 These discussions will be based on the succesful field use of the herbicide on hundreds of thousands of acres of corn land. The meeting is open to all growers and ample time has been allowed for questions and answers. Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the meeting. Clinton County Court News REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Auditor William H.

Robinson) Charles Whitehead to Herbert H. Moore, .59 acre in Richland Township. Dean and Carol Denny to William E. Jr. and Regina L.

Moore, .67 acre. in Liberty Township and three lots in Lumberton. MARRIAGE LICENSES Garland N. Goodman, 18, Wilmington, dental technician, and Janene I. Betuel, 17, Wilmington Route 5, student.

Harold Vandervort, 66, Wilmington, retired, and Della K. Welton, 46; Wilmington, waitress. Noel E. Brown 20, Sabina Route 1, machinist, and Shirley J. Ball, 19, Sabina Route 1, at home, Local Markets Corn, ear $1.20 Corn, shell $1.23 Wheat $1.39 Beans $2.94 Oats .80 Barley .90 (Prices quoted in this column are obtained each day by asking for the quotations from the local dealers.) POULTRY Old roosters Sc Leghorns 5c Heavy hens 11c EGGS AND BUTTERFAT Butterfat 40c-45c Eggs 30c Livestock Markets CINCINNATI (AP)-(USDA) -Cattle calves 175; tradins, Steers slow.

and heifers: Load choice 1,025 lb steers 23.75; good 20.00-22.75; few standard 18.00; tow choice 800 840 Th heifers 22.00-22.50; good 700-850 16 19.00- 21.50; standard 17.00-18.00. Cows and bulls: Utility and commercial cows 14.0 14.50; utility and commercial bulls 17.50-18.00: cutters 16.00-17.00. Calves: Vealers slow. about choice scarce; choice 35.00-37.00; good 30.00-35.00. Hogs barrows and gilts moderately active, steady to 10 lower: sOWs 25 lower.

Barrow and gilts: No 1-2, 190-220 lb 17.75-17.85; No 1-3 190- 230 1b 17.50 17.75: 230-260 lb 16.85-17.50; No 2-3 around 270 lb 16.50-16.60. Sows: No 1-3 315-400 lb 14.50- 15.00; 400-500 16 14.25-14.50; No 2-3 500-650 1b 13.50-14.25. Boars: 10.00-11.50. Sheep: 100: Slaughter lambs and wes steady: package choice and prime 110 1b shorn Slaughter lambs with No 2 pelts 24.50. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Hogs (85 central and western Ohio markets reporting to the Ohio Dept.

of Agri.) Steady to spots 15 cents lower on butcher hogs; sows steady to 25 cents higher; 9,800 head. No 2 average good butchers 190-220 lbs 17.10-17.45, graded No meat types 190- 220 lbs 17.35-17.70. Sows under 350 lbs 13.00 15.00. Un gradeddd butcher hogs 160-190 lbs 14.45- 16.70: 220-240 lbs 16.35-16.85; 240- 260 lbs 15.85-16.35. Cattle (From Columbus Producers Livestock Co-operative Assn.) -At auction.

Calves- Steady; choice prime 30.00-34.00; choice and good 21.00-30.00. Sheep and lambs Steady; strictly choice 23.00-25.00; good and choice 20.50-23.00. Calvert Meets with -State Fair Officials Representatives of various Ohio swine breed associations met with fair management of the Ohio State Fair at the Ohio Exposition Center in Columbus for a planning session to discuss and arrange the programs for the 1965 Ohio State Fair Swine Show. In attendance at this meeting was L. S.

Calvert, former Swine Show superintendant for many years, of Wilmington. The discussion was regarding a solution for exhibition of swine for the full 11 days of the fair. The Ohio State Fair dates for Beautiful, Photo ENLARGEMENT BIG 14 SALE! .00 5x7 KODACOLOR Enlargement (enly each) 1:10 KODACOLOR Enlargement Peaty 31.35 each) From Nodessler negatives KODACOLOR 5x7 Enlargement 2 for From negatives Folders with these two specials. or BLACK and WHITE KELLER'S CUT RATE Custis, Kenneth Wilson, Orville Rev. K.

Albert Kuntzman was Junior High PTO to Meet Wednesday 0., News-Journal February 8, 1965 The Junior High PTO is continuing the them of "Know Your School" in this year's series of meetings. The meeting to held Wednesday night will feature Fringe Benefits." Special attention will be given to three areas of the school program which are not available in many school systems but which contribute to the local program. The program of the special education classes will be explained with special emphasis on what they are, what they complish, and how they func. ition. The second area to be covered will be the guidance councillor program of the Junior High School.

Of special interest. will be an explanation of what the program accomplishes, how it works, and who. benefits from it. Phi Delta Sigma will be explained at the meeting. Special attention will be given to what the organization is, how pupils become members and the goals of the organization.

The meeting will be held in the Junior High cafeteria starting promptly at 7:30. All teachers and parents of Junior High students are urged to attend. Schedule for Meetings Wilmington Chapter No. 63 RAM, will hold its annual in- 0 NOW thru THURS. JAMES BOND IS BACK IN ACTION! ALBERT R.

BROCCOLI MARRY SALTZMAN SEAN CONNERY 007 IN REMINI'S I Technicolor 9:25 spection in the PM degree Thursday evening, Feb. 18. Lees Creek Grange will have an oyster and chili supper Wednesday at 6:30 p. m. at the grange hall.

Table service is to be taken. Martinsville Grange will meet. Wednesday for covered dish dinner promptly at 7. p. m.

at the Junior High School. The meeting will start at 8 p. m. Blanchester Lodge No. 191, will hold its annual inspection Saturday.

Dinner will start at 6:30 p. m. and work, in the MM degree, at 7:30 p. m. 8 Wilmington Community Art League will meet on Wednesday evening from 7-10 p.

m. in the college art studios. Members are requested to take art supplies as a model will be provided. A special meeting of the Clinton County unit of the American Cancer Society will be held at 7:30 p. m.

Tuesday at the Bailey Murphy Building, local headquarters. Mainly About People Miss May McKibben of Farmers Rd. is a patient in Mt. Carmel Hospital, 793 W. State Columbus.

Miss Judy Pickering, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Pickering of Wilmington, has completed plans to enter Bliss College, Columbus, for the executive secretarial starting Sept. 7. She will graduate in May from Wilmington High School.

Fourth Annual Vocational Guidance Conference held at Miami-Jacobs Junior College, Dayton, was attended by two Wilmington Senior High School teachers, Richard Townsend, and P. T. Coffey. The conference was held Saturday a and dealt with the changing, trends of business and effect on high school graduates. Four area elementary school principals attended the seventh annual professional conference held at the Ohio grounds Thursday through Saturday.

The affair was co-sponsoned by the Ohio Education Association and the State Depantment of Education. Participating were Harold G. Carder, Kingman; Carl Woten, Clarksville; Fred Mathews, East a End, Donald Davis, Smith Place, Midland Firemen Sponsor Dinner The Midland Fire Department sponsoring a chicken and steak dinner at the firehouse Sunday at noon. Price is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Logan Publisher Heads Dailies Group At the Ohio League of Home Dailies breakfast meeting Friday in Columbus Walter Goshorn was made president and William Miller, publisher of the Logan Daily News, a Galvinbros.

newspaper, was elected vice president. The meeting was held during the Ohio Newspaper Association annual meeting. CASH FOR TAXES BILLS CASH Monthly CASH Monthly LOAN Payment LOAN Payment $200 10.66 $1300 47.30 500 26.67 1500 53.87 800 40.92 1700 60.45 25 MONTH TERMS 37 MONTH TERMS. PHONE for fast approval Then stop for your money. Pay bills and taxes.

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Young couples and everyday honest working people call us for cash every day. City Loan SAVINGS CO. 58 South Street Wilmington Phone 382-2516 Bill Newton, Manager 111 N. Broadway Blanchester Phone 783-3475 SINGLE SIGNATURE LOANS MADE QUICKLY THROUGH WILMINGTON CITY LOAN GUARANTY CO. in Deaths and Funerals Mrs.

Melva Queen HIGHLAND -Mns. Melva Queen, 62, Route 1, died at 5:12 p. m. Sunday at Clinton Memorial Hospital, Wilmington, where she had been a patient for two weeks. Mrs.

Queen was born Aug. 9, 1902 in Martin County, and was married in 1952 to Walter F. lived in Queen, West a who Virginia survives. and other all of her life and in the Memphis community four years. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Virginia Irene Ziegenhorn of Raytown, a son by her first marriage, Hobart Kline of Whitacre, a brother, Fred Mullet of South Point and four grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. at Littleton funeral home and burial will be i in Lees Creek. Calling hours at the funeral home are after 3 p.

m. Tuesday. John Munz John Munz, 75, of Sharonville, died at Clinton Memorial Hospital at 2:07 p. m. Saturday after his admission Wednesday as a medical patient.

Services will be in charge of the Vorhis funeral home, Cincinnati. George Goodwin BEREA, Goodwin, 57, of Berea, formerly of Clarksville, 0., died Sunday morning in Somerset Hospital here. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge in Clarksville. Surviving are the wife, Allie; the father, Claude Goodwin; son, Delbert of Berea; a brother Edward of Cedarville; a halfbrother, Albert Thompson of Montgomery and a sister, Mrs. Helen Williams of Lebanon.

Services will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the First Christian Church in Monticello, and burial will be in Monticello. Calling hours are 2 to 9 p. m.

today at the Richard Lee funeral home in Monticello. Mrs. Edith Stewart LYNCHBURG Mrs. Edith Stewart, 78, of this village, died at 3:15 a. m.

Saturday at Clinton Memorial Hospital, Wilmington, which she had entered Jan. 20. K. K. Davis funeral home is in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Rosa Morris SABINA Mrs. Rosa Bell Morris, 83, 245 E. Mound died at 4:25 p. m.

Saturday at Fayette Memorial Hospital, Washington C. H. She had been in 1 poor health a year and became seriously Ill two weeks ago. Mrs. Morris was born Oct.

5, 1881 in Bainbridge, the daughter of John and Melvina Cox Rhoades. She spent most of her life in this community. The first husband, Edward Mitchell, died in 1911. The second husband, Elmer Morris, survives. Also surviving are 11 children, Mrs.

Elsie Mitchell and Mrs Effie Croft, Harley and Lester Mitchell, all of Sabina, Mrs Vica Sword, Mrs. Elizabeth Diedrich and Miss Flossie Morris, all of Dayton, Clarence Mitchell of Washington C. Clovie Mitchell of Dayton, Raymond Morris of Melvin and Harold of Sabina; a brother, Cap Rhoades of Washington a sister, Mrs. Velva Bly of Sabina; 24 grandchildren, 49 great grandchildren and four great- great grandchildren: Services will Tuesday at 2 p. m.

at Littleton funeral home here where calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. toDr. F. M.

Wentz will be the day, minister and burial will be in Sabina 1965 are Aug. 27 through Sept. 6. During the 1964 Ohio. State Fair approximately 2,300 head of swine were entered for exhibition.

Burns Kill Girl, 4 CINCINNATI (AP) Ladonna Yates, 4, has died of burns he suffered a week ago at her home in Manchester while she was playing with matches. Game Lasts 20 Hours LIMA, Ohio (AP) Seniors and juniors played to a 20-hour, 1,091 to 1,054 decision for the seniors in a marathon basketball game at nearby Spencerville High School Saturday, MARSH FUNERAL HOME Corner Locust and Lincoln Sts. Wilmington 382-2537 charge of the service and Bradford Burial and was in Sugar Grove Morsene Bradread the hymn, "Lead Kindly ford. Light." Music was organ re- Cemetery. cordings.

Pallbearers were James Griswold, William Ridgeway, Earl Keith Lowry, Wayne Cleveland Haines BLANCHESTER Cleveland Grover Haines, 81, 212 W. Fancy died at 10:05 a. m. Sunday aft Clinton Memorial Hospital, Wilmington, which he had entered Jan. 30.

The wife does not survive. Mr. Haines was born Nov. 29, 1884 in Clinton County, the son of Alfred and Alma Ruse Haines. He is survived by a son, Wesley C.

of Rome City, three daughters, Mrs. Louise Fourman of Kettering, Mrs. Martha Boyce and Mrs. Erma Harris of Dayton; a brother, Walter Haines of Wilmington, and a sister Mrs. Addie Haines of New Burlington.

Services will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. at Hannah funeral home where calling are after 4 p. m. today.

Burial will be in Miami Cemetery at Waynesville. Mrs. A. C. Douglass WAVERLY-Mrs.

A. C. Douglass, 80, mother of Mrs. Charles Ault of Wilmington, died Saturday morning. Services were to be held today at 2 p.

the Botkins funeral home here and burial was to be in Greenlawn Cemetery. Surviving Mrs. Douglass are her husband and seven children, Mrs. Ault, Mrs, John of Sabina, Mrs. William do Conrad Mitchell of Columbus, formerly of Cincinnati, Mrs.

Lawrence McCullough of Louisville, Mrs. George Campbell of Cleveland, Mrs. Thomas Schmitt of Waverly and Howard Douglass of Florida. MRS. GRACE JOHNSON Funeral services were conducted at the Smith funeral home in New Vienna Sunday afternoon for Mrs.

Grace Hunter Johnson, who died at her residence in New Vienna Thursday. The St. Anthony's Elects Delegates Herman Fisher was elected to the Executive Committee of St. Anthony's Episcopal Church the annual congregational meeting at the church Sunday evening. David N.

Adair and Charles Starr were named delegates to the Diocesan Convention. Delegates to the Clinton County Council of Churches were elected, Mrs. Cecil Meadows to a three year term, Mrs. Frederick Hughes to a two-year and John S. R.

Turner to one year. The meeting followed a supper prepared by the men of the church and served by the young people. A special meeting 1 has been called for next Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Ackels, and Howard Hiatt.

InLowry terment was in Martinsville IO0F Cemetery. AMOS MOOMAW Services were held at Hannah funeral home, Blanchester, Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Manley Severt and 1 Rev. J. C.

Hamilton for Amos Moomaw of near Clarksville, who died Tuesday. Mrs. Wilbur Lewis and Mrs. Paul Elam sang "In the Sweet and Bye" and "What a Bye Friend We Have in Jesus." Organist was Mrs. Frank Haines.

Pallbearers were James Wilkinson, Charles Moomaw, Robent Powell, Richard Walls, Paul Elam and Amos Spencer. Burial was in Clarksville Cemetery. RALPH BALLENTINE -Funearl services for Ralph R. Ballentine, 625 W. Main who died Wednesday at the "residence were held Saturday after- noon, at the Marsh funeral home.

Dr. Robert Drew, Wilmington Methodist Church, conducted the services. Organ recordings were used for the prelude and postlude music. Pallbearers were Arnold Wilson, Thurman Custis, Rodney BOY SCOUT WEEK Feb. 7-13 55th Anniversary BILL MARINE FORD, INC.

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