The Press Gazette from Hillsboro, Ohio • 2

Page 2 Monday July 12 1976 Hillsboro Press Gazette OBITUARY Mrs annie Harmon annie Bell Harmon 62 Spring Lake Ave died at 7:30 am Sunday at Highland District Hospital She was born Sept 17 1913 in leming County' Ky the daughter of John Davis and Miranda Gregory Davis She is survived by her husband Albert: one sister Mrs Lucille Hunt of Kentucky and one brother Scott Davis Maysville Ky Services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at the Turner uneral Home with the Rev Bill Pierce officiating and burial in Resthaven Memorial Gardens Visitation will be from 2 9 pm Tuesday at the funeral home Delbert Ruble Delbert Ruble 65 Mowrystown died Sunday afternoon in Christ Hospital Cincinnati He is survived by his widow Grace a son Ted of Virginia Beach Va a brother Mark of Lynchburg a sister Miss Claribel Layman of Cincinnati and a grandchild uneral arrangements are in complete at the Gleason Roberts uneral Home Mowrystown Receives Degree JOHN THOMAS WARD son of Mr and Mrs James Ward Sr North Shore Drive and grandson of Clarence Ward Hillsboro was awarded a Doctor of Medicine degree recently during com mencement ceremonies at the Cniversity of Cincinnati College of Medicine Dr Ward began a three year residency in family practice June 28 at General Hospital Cin cinnati Dr Ward graduated magna cum laude from the Cniversity of Cincinnati in 1972 and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa Dr and Mrs Ward have resided for the past six years on Riddle Road Cincinnati Military Relics Show Held DAYTON Ohio (AP) Adolf Hitler's pictures and busts were scattered about the hall Ornate daggers and helmets served as reminders of wars gone by On a poster tacked to the wall Woodrow Wilson urged Americans to buy Liberty Bonds is Tom Koenig said proudly not just Koenig former president of the Ohio Valley Military Society was one of 150 collectors and dealers participating in the society's "Military Relics at the Dayton Convention Center over the weekend eatured in the three day sell and swap show were artifacts from two centuries of wars including helmets medals uniforms weapons flags books and other memorabilia from around the world Anything relating to wars was ac Lu NOW EVERYONE Vx 7 1ARGAIN MATINEES ci nAsATuRo4v'suo 'i A flUV 4 ft UNTIL 230 PM the MYSTERIOUS A MONSTERS awe firi UTi THERE ARE MONSTERS LIVING AMONG US! with PETER GRAVES written end directed ROBERT GUENETTE produced tty CHARLES SELLIERJR DAVK WOLPER Production STARTS WEDNESDAY WEEKNIGHTS 7 9 SAT SUN 1 3 5 7 9 CHAKERES''''' 'I COLONY) THEATRE HILLSBORO PH 393 1415 ceptable said Koenig who lives in Cincinnati "as long as it's in good "So many people come in and say 'You mean people actually collect this stuff?" said Cincinnatian Paul Peters "We do this in the hope someone will come in with a box of stuff from his The shows are held four times a year Koenig said adding that a number of museum curators usually attend The society begun 10 years ago after an exhibition by six Cincinnati collectors now has over 1000 members nation wide according to the former president Many of the artifacts were brought back by US troops who fought over seas and handed down from generation to generation Prices ranged from dollar copies of uniform insignia to European weapons and decorations worth thousands of dollars A full uniform of a Conferderate Army surgeon went for $850 Bill Rasmussen of Royal Oak Mich who said he is selling most of his 50000 piece collection of Nazi memorabilia to enter politics said he was a coin dealer before becoming interested in war relics "The coins led to he said "So I bought 100 bucks worth of Ger man medals and they went 1 got the idea that people are fascinated with these crazy lags weapons literature and other material from World War II Germany seemed most prevalent at the show "Young people collect Nazi Peters noted "Anybody who was in World War II doesn't collect it It seem as glorious" Having fought against the Germans Peters said the Nazi relics didn't particularly intrigue him But as a salesman his collection was extensive "Hitler said 'Give me enough fancy medals snappy uniforms and daggers and I'll conquer the he ob served: "It almost worked" Koenig acknowledged that all the artifacts might not be genuine adding "It's buyer beware If you don't ask you be told" our Countians Join State Band When the All Ohio State air Band performs at the 1976 Ohio State air which is scheduled from August 26th through Labor Day Sept 6th this will mark the 50th anniversary of the band The band which is organized yearly to perform at the air is comprised of 300 young men and women from high schools in Ohio The All Ohio State air Band will perform at various times at a number of different locations on the fairgrounds from Aug 26 through Sept 1st According to Omar Blackman director of the band the following instrumentalists from Highland County have been accepted as members of this musical organization: John Barber Leesburg Rt 1 Cheryl Caplinger Rt 1 Emily Bohrer Rt 7 Mary Gerding Rt 8 SCHOOL THE BROWN COUNTY URSULINES ST MARTIN OHIO 45170 College Preparatory Resident and Day School for Girls Grades 9 through 12 Indoor Olympic Size Pool Horseback Riding Opening Day: Sunday August 29 1976 Telephone: 513 875 4091 3 Charged In 7 Accidents Seven traffic accidents investigated over the weekend resulted in the filing of charges against three motorists A CHARGE of improper backing was lodged against Tamara Hill 17 of 219 Woodland Drive after an accident involving a city police cruiser It oc curred at 7:38 pm Sunday in the 100 block of West Main Street Miss Hill was leaving a parking space and backed into a cruiser driven by Ptl Gary Leiter 27 Rt 4 according to the report A PARKED CAR was slightly damaged in an accident at 10:30 pm Saturday on the parking lot at North Shore Bait Store The Highland County Department said Brian Mains 19 Rt 7 backed into the parked car owned by Alka Chrisman Rt 4 Mains then drove away deputies said He was charged with leaving the scene of an accident TWO CARS were moderately damaged in an accident at 10:05 a riday on SR 28 1 mile west of Barger Road The department said Helen I Bragg 45 East Monroe was westbound and in the process of making a left turn when a westbound car driven by Joseph Whitley 20 Greenfield tried to pass her The cars sideswiped and Whitely was charged with failure to maintain assured clear distance ahead A PARKED car belonging to James Mattson 44 Washington CH was damaged while parked on Highland Drive sometime Saturday The left Youths Learn Communication On Thursday afternoon July 8 27 Hillsboro area enrollees of the Highland County CAO SPEDY program enjoyed a short discussion and film presentation on interpersonal communication Becky Long of the County Cooperative Extension Office con ducted the program for the youths She demonstrated with the enrollees dif ferent ways that people communicate and how in these different forms of communication people are understood and mis understood After the discussion the enrollees viewed a film entitled "Hello I Need To Tell You The program was organized by SPEDY counselor Ken Bums The purpose of the program was to stress to the enrollees the importance of com munication between employee and employer as well as between fellow employees Republican Club To Hold Picnic The Highland County Republican Club picnic will be held Thursday July 15 at 6:30 pm at the roadside park on US Rt 50 east of Hillsboro Members are to bring a covered dish and their own table service Drinks will be furnished Games and contests will follow the meal All interested persons and their families are invited Dianne Bare president noted rear of the car was damaged by an unknown vehicle A CAR driven by Ronald Roberts 26 of 427 High St backed from a West Main Street parking space and struck another car at 12:15 pm riday police said The other car stopped in traffic was driven by Harley Ashworth 63 Rt 7 Damage was moderate to the Roberts car and slight to the Ashworth car TWO CARS sideswiped in an ac cident at 9 am riday on New Market East Road 1 mile west of SR 247 The Highland County Sheriffs Department said a car driven by Sharon Holt 28 Rt 6 was westbound when it ap parently went left of center on a hillcrest sideswiping a car driven by Patricia Ann Krebs 35 Rt 2 A MOTORIST swerved to avoid two dogs and wound up hitting a guardrail at 6:15 am today on SR 73 just south of Hillsboro The sheriffs department said Charles Chaney Rt 8 was northbound when the accident took place His car was moderately damaged Three Selected To Attend 4 Leader Camp Wayne Keltner New Vienna and Natalie Goodrich and Zana Granger Hillsboro are three outstanding Highland County 4 selected to attend State 4 Leadership Camp this week at 4 Camp Ohio near Utica Leadership camp is a concentrated program designed to help youth un derstand themselves and others develop communication and leadership skills and share ideas with each other The camp is conducted each year for 4 members by the Cooperative Ex tensive Service of the Ohio State University and is sponsored by Westfield Companies Westfield Center This theme for the six day program beginning July 12 is On eatured speakers include Arthur Dannecker Jr vice president of Westfield Companies and Rev Gabe Campbell of the irst Congregational Church Stamford Conn Wayne Natalie and Zana were selected to represent Highland County 4 members on the basis of their achievement and leadership potential Weather weather Bureau Observer TL Knott 24 hour period ending 7 30 am July '2 Maximum 19 Minimum 7 Maximum year ago today 77 Minimum year ago today 54 yearaverage Precipitation 0 Year ago today trace 75 year record I 35 Year 1197 Barometer reading 29 B8 steady Relative humidity per cent Weather sunny s50 ROSELAWN DRIVE IN ALLINSBURO Whot they do to her it Hl Jackson WN County Jd crime! LAST TIME TUESDAY SATIS OetNAlO SHOW T1MI JO HONIM4 1MS A Nf A MfipocaoR NEXT WEEK JULY 14 "The Missouri Breaks" and "Killer Elite" KEAY! CotufiCkotLde 1 1 NEWS Common Pleas Divorce Sought Donna Jane Strobel Greenfield has filed a petition for divorce from Bret Lloyd Strobel Greenfield charging neglect and cruelty They were married Nov 24 1973 and have no children although one is on the way according to the petition Probate Court Ernest Williamson executor of Harry Williamson estate petition to transfer autos Margaret Jane West Duffey executrix of Zelma West estate sale confirmed deed and distribution or dered Municipal Court Roger Nichols attempted assault case dismissed at request of prosecuting witness Joyce Musser 22 Rt 4 red light found not guilty Jean Ann Tompkins 30 Leesburg blocking an intersection found not guilty Joel Gruelle 19 Rt 7 driving We wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to our relatives neigh bors and friends who helped in any way during the illness and the death of our dear mother Thanks for the prayers food beautiful floral arrangements cards contributions to different organizations Rev Clair Emerick Rhoads Edgington uneral Home the staff and doctors at Highland District Hospital THE AMILY IVA SKEEN BEATH while intoxicated $200 and costs 15 days in jail 12 days suspended if fine and costs paid loyd Brown 19 Washington CH driving under suspension $250 and costs two days in jail A precious one from us it gone A voice wo loved it stilled A place it vacant in our homo That never can bo filled In memory of Herschel Anderson Mock who entered this life ebruary 6 1898 and departed from this life from the Highland District Hospital at Hillsboro on June 30 1976 after 78 years 4 months and 24 days He was the devoted son of Louis and Susan Mock who have preceded him in death He had one brother Hoyt who has also preceded him in death Herschel was united in marriage to Nellie Bunn Martin on December 3 1918 To this union was born two children: Vernon Elwood Mock of Centerville Ohio and Virginia Evelyn McConnaughey of Danville Ohio In the year of 1911 he was baptized and became a member of the newly formed Hollowtown Church of Christ Her schel who was among the first to join this new church remained loyal to that church until his death Besides his devoted wife and two children Herschel leaves to mourn his passing five grandchildren seven great grandchildren and 'a host of friends Darling father how we mitt you Mono on earth can ever toll But we know you are tafe with Jetut In a better world to dwell We have lost a good dear father He hat bid ut all adieu He hat gone to live in heaven And hit form it lott to view Heaven now holds fast our treasure Earth the casket only keeps And the memories they will linger Where our own dear father sleeps THE MOCK AMILY ATTENTION! ROLLER SKATERS ree transportation to the Skate a way In Chillicothe Will leave the center of Hillsboro riday evenings at 7:00 and return at 11:00 Age limit 9 15 years reliable drivers and chaperoned ADMISSION 1 JO AND SKATE RENTAL 50 SKATE A WAY In Chillicothe 775 1179 ARM AND HOME PAINT SALE lat Latex 485 Gal Creosote White arm Utility 585 Gal Latex arm Home Black 825 Gal Porch Deck Enamel 825 Gal Redwood Stain 550 Gal Exterior Latex 875 Gal Exterior Oil Base 975 Gal Duri Dri Waterproofing Economy Vinyl loor Covering Heavy Duty 195 Sq Yd GIBSON DECORATING PAINT WALLPAPER CENTER 112 Beech Hillsboro Ohio Ph 393 1711 COLLECT A COMPLETE SET HILLSBORO 393 3454 GREENIELD 981 4444 OER GOOD AT HILLSBORO GREENIELD KENTUCKY RIED CHICKEN BUY A PEPSI AND KEEP THE GLASS A Different igure Used Every Week ob The Next Six Weeks Starting Today At Kentucky fried Bugs Bunny '1 LS3 tjT BL jk XX Xi I YrX XX XffiX yyX XX mX v'fc wX XX XTX vX XvX OBITUARY 1 Bugs Bunny.