The Press Gazette from Hillsboro, Ohio • 2

Page 2 Monday Nov 22 1976 Hillsboro Press Gazette Courthouse News Mrs Nellie Barker Object To Open Church Doors Walter Waits Uteather from the KING OR 100 YEARS Enierfimrv Stiiutl II it ASK ABOUT OUR HILLSBORO INTRODUCTORY OER Register or ree REE ESTIMATES Door Prizes HILLSBORO HOME IMPROVEMENT There'll be no Melvins on your Job ft OBITUARY Budweiser of an southeast extreme Year ago today year record Snow record Harometer reading Relative humidity Weather VW Showtimes Weekdays? 9 PM Thorsztet km 0 47 Year 1920 0 SYear 1971 30 01 rising 7S per cent partly cloudy sngw Monday Nov 22 42 30 37 33 42 ALLSTATE MOMS IMPROVMlr CO 1 his car hit a tree on Sheila Boulevard in Wheelersburg PORT CLINTON John Morris 31 and Deanne Morris 29 Hood Tex in a two ear accident in the city SATURDAY COLUMBIANA Emma Sheeley 74 of New Springfield killed when the car in which she was riding was in volved in a three car accident on Ohio 14 in Columbiana SPRINGIELD Mary Vocke 24 of Tipp City paskenger in a car struck by a train at a Springfield crossing AKRON Michael reeman 26 address unknown killed when his car struck a utility pole in Akron WELLSTON Jamesjj Davis 4 of Wellston hit by a car asfflle crossed a Wellston street PARMA Thomas Mohan 21 of Parma struck by a car as he crossed a Cuyahoga County road near Parma CLEVELAND rederick A Kebbel III 36 of Cleveland in a collision between his van and an automobile in downtown Cleveland SMALL CLAIMS In the matter of Union Stock Yards Co vs Kyle or Jean Thomas the plaintiff is to receive $18382 from the defendant In the case of Union Stock Yards Co vs Arnold Robinson the plaintiff is to receive $17425 from the defendant In the matter of Highland Stone Division vs James Amiott the case was settled and dismissed and the costs paid US about 1929 and rapidly popular REE 8" OVERHEAD INSULATION WITH' APPLICATION VINYL OR STEEL SIDING Lal Allstate do the tough work (foundation frame and roof) you finish tha inside in your spare lime save up to 50 of the cost of a complete room addition As al ways you can dipend on Allstate quality workmanship and materi als After ail we've been pleating people for 15 years By The Associated Press Thirteen persons lost their lives in weekend traffic accidents across Ohio the Highway Patrol reported The victims included a Hood Tex couple who were killed Sunday in Port Clinton The patrol keeps its weekend count from 6 pm riday through midnight Sunday The dead: SUNDAY CELINA Kathryn Slusser 68 of Celina killed in a two car accident on a Mercer County highway EATON Kevin Anderson 17 of Lewisburg killed in a one car accident on uo 40 in rreoie county CANTON Don Kinker 16 Akron when his car crashed on Interstate 77 exit in Canton ALLIANCE John Edgell 19 of Louisville when his car ran off a US62 ramp and overturned throwing him from the car which then rolled over on him WHEELERSBURG Melvin Turner 24 rural Wheelersburg when CALL BILL DANIELS 393 4411 Offer Good Until Nov 30th CALL 393 4231 or ree Estimate or the lowest ranking employe the 30 cents will mean a 1304 per cent increase while the highest ranking person would see a 396 per cent boost Contracts covering nonuniformed employes police and fire fighters expire at midnight Dec 25 But the city council has already voted to lay off 400 workers to balance the budget as required by Ohio law City Manager William Donaldson who estimates a deficit of about $127 million this year asked for 558 layoffs A total of 160 police officers and fire fighters are included tn the layoff or der DEPEND ON ALLSTATE ORROOM ADDITIONS KITCHENS DORMERS SIDING OUTGROWN YOUR HOME? You finish what we start and SAvrE up to 50 DISSENTING OPINION Bill Wilkinson right Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan tells a crowd outside the Plains Ga Baptist Church of his disapproval of the church's decision to open its doors to all people Wilkin son of Denham Springs La is joined by Jim Morris another klansman RIDAY 8:50 pm 231 South St person ill taken to Highland District Hospital RIDAY 10:25 pn) 321 JS West St man injured from fall taken to Highland District Hospital SUNDAY 9:02 am Rainsboro person ill taken to Highland District Hospital SUNDAY 10 am Rainsboro person ill taken tojiighland District Hospital By The Associated Press Columbus City Council is expected to approve wage Increases tonight for nonuniformed city employes while negotiations continue this week in Cincinnati for 3800 workers Columbus council members are expected to approve the agreement bargainers reached last month with leaders of the American ederation of State County and Municipal Employes (ASCME) On Tuesday in Cincinnati negotiators for ASCME and the city likely will discuss union demands that the 1977 contract money be spread equitably from clerks to ad ministrators "We think that whatever money is available should be divided equally on a cents per hour basis" said Al Van Hagen director of ASCME District Council 51 "No ratio no giving the $30000 a year person three times as much as the one making $10000" fw "Some of the problems that have arisen in the past have been caused by just such a disparity in increases" he said While union negotiators in Cincinnati seek equality in pay scales nonuniformed workers in Columbus apparently will see their scales brought closer if the city council accepts a pay ordinance which calls for an average increase of 53 per cent over three years Mrs Nellie Barker 84 Latham died at 7:50 pm riday at the Cour thouse Manor Nursing Home in Washington CH She was born in Pike County April 6 1892 the daughter of Richard Stultz and Eliza Shoemaker Stultz She is survived by six sons Joe Herbert apd Clarence Barker all of Columbu Ajmer and Robert both of Latham and Charles Barker Lyn chburg two daughters Mrs Anna Mae Shrader Columbus and Mrs Pauline Groppenbacher Rt 6 21 grand children and 26 great grandchildren Services were held at 2 pm Monday at the Smith Chapel Church near Iatham with the Rev Paul Marhoover and the Rev Ellsworth Wilson co officiating and burial in East Cemetery The Wylie uneral Home was in charge NO OBLIGATION' BEST POSSIBLE INANCING' Probate Court Mabel Gall appointed executrix of George Gall In the matter of Minnie Ruth Smalley application to relieve estate from administration also petition for authority to transfer auto Jack Kerns Sr and Adam Mullins appointed trustees of Sue Duncan Will of Richard Walker probated Crooning singing softly began in the became BATHROOMS AMILY ROOMS BASEMENTS ANY REMODELING' Walter Cyril Waits 76 Rt 7 died at Highland District Hospital Sunday evening from injuries suffered earlier in the day in a fall from a barn at his home He was working on a roof when he fell He was brought to the hospital by a life squad He was born Sept 19 1900 near Sardinia the son of James and Minnie Leonard Waits He was a retired carpenter He is survived by his wife Bessie Osborne Waits one son Walker Walts Sardinia Rt 2 two daughters Mrs Ann Napier Rt 5 and Mrs Phyllis nay Sardinia Kt 2 two brothers Joseph Waits of Georgetown and Albert waits oi Lynchburg Rt 2 two sisters Mrs Ann Kennedy of Cincinnati and Mrs Edith McDonald of lorida and 11 grandchildren Services tfjll be at 2 pm Wednesday at the Gleason Roberts Tunerql Hprne in Mowrystown with tfie ftev Glenn Hess officiating and burial in Hamer Township Cemetery Visitation was to be from 4 9 pm Tuesday at the funeral home CHAKfRES 'COLONY THEATRE HILLSBORO 393 Municipal Court Ronald Evans 18 Blue Creek Rt 1 failure to provide adequate support for legitimate children under 18 case dismissed at request of prosecuting witness Carl Nichols Rt 8 assault case dismissed at failure of protecuting witness to appear Daniel Jordan 19 Mowrystown unsafe vehicle fictitious tags $100 and costs $50 of said fine suspended on loyd Boring 40 Albany Rt 2 failure to yield right of way $10 and costs Edgardo Valdez 20 125 North JSt unsafe vehicle $50 and costs fine suspended on condition Joann I Williams 44 214 Lochness Dr assured clear distance $10 and costs Howard Unger 34 Middletown red light $10 and costs Robert Bolin 22 Springfield following too closely $5 and costs Hugh Ballein 29 ill Park Ave fictitious tags $50 and costs William Egbert '50Rt 8 speeding $15 and costs Weather Bureau Observer Knott hour period ending 7 30 a Minimum Maximum yearagoioday Minimum year ego today '5 year average Jean's lowers and Giffs North High SI Hillsboro James Pegan James Pegan three months the son of Gary and Martha (Nichols) Pegan of Rt 3 was found dead in his crib early Sunday morning He is also survived by two sisters Stella and Audrey at home a maternal grandmother Mrs Audrey Pegan of Rainsboro paternal grandparents Charma Pegan and Robert Pegan both of Hillsboro a maternal great grandmother Mrs Minnie Nichols of Rainsboro paternal great grandfathers Earl Dick of Rt 8 and Courtland Pegan of Rt 7 Graveside services will be at 3 pm Tuesday with arrangements to be made soon with a local cemetery The Rev Russell Clark will officiate while the Hope Miller uneral Home is in charge Will be Saturday Sunday Nov 27 and 28 Hours All Day Sat and 1 4 Sunday Snow alls In Central United States By The Associated Press Scattered snow fell today from the eastern Dakotas to the central Ap palachians The rest of the nation was mostly cold and clear Travellers were warned of hazardous road conditions in parts of Michigan Indiana Ohio and western Penn sylvania One to three inches of new snow were expected by daybreak in most of those areas Locally heavy snow squalls were expected to deposit up to five inches near Lake Erie in northeast Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania There were showers in Maryland Delaware and southern lorida Skies were clear and cold south Atlantic coast through the southern Great Plains and mid Mississippi Valley and from the I central Great Plains into western South I Dakota Temperatures were mild andd skies clear from the southern Rockies through the southern Plateau But fog and low cloudiness plagued coastal and interior California and western Oregon and Washington Eary morning temperatures ranged from six at Williston ND to 73 at Key West la BATH TOWNSHIP Ohio (AP) Ben parents no longer face truancy charges but the sixth grader be going back to the Allen County school where his mother thinks he had to submit to cruel punishment Mr and Mrs Robert Seigler took Ben out of Bath Township Middle School for eight days last month after his teacher made him sit in a four sided cardboard partition for talking in class Mrs Seigler said she would keep Ben out of school until the partition was removed because she said it was cruel punishment Ben stayed home Oct 21 through Oct 29 His parents then provided a private tutor for him but a juvenile court judge ordered him back in a structured school He entered a grade school in nearby Lima on Nov 8 School officials said there was no longer any need to pursue the truancy charges now that the child was back in school The charges were dropped riday by Allen County truant officer Roland Swank at the request of the county office and the school The Adventures of WILDERNESS AMILY ARIHURR DUBS I A PACIfIC INURNAIIONAl (NURBRIStS INC RllfASI STARTS WEDNESDAY ONI WEEK ONLY Sylvia Kinzer Sylvia Kinzer 71 of Rt 1 died at 11:20 am Sunday at Highland District Hospital She is survived by her husband James a son William Kinzer Of Rock alls Ill four daughters Mrs' reda Stone of Garden Grove Calif Mrs Annamae Gartrell of Verdi Nevada Mrs Sylvia Johnson of Chillicothe and lorence McDermott of Verdi Nevada a sister Mrs Rhoda Sams of Columbus 17 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at the Hope Miller uneral Home with the Rev Dan Widdig officiating Burial will follow in the Bainbridge Cemetery riends may call from 2 to 9 pm Tuesday Erskle Beech ler Erskip Raizhlor oc vmva vi vciuiciu died at am Sunday at the Veterans Administration Hospital near Chillicothe He was born to Watt and Rachel Cox Beechler in Ross County Nov 8 1892 His first wife Margaret died eb 21 1961 while his second wife Hazel (Hestel) Beechler survives in Kingston Survivors include: six daughters Mrs Seymour (Irma) Ratcliff ol ureenneia Mrs John (Virginia) Jarrels of Springfield Mrs Carl (Jesse) McCoy of Wellston Rt 2 Mrs James (Martha) Null of Springfield I Mrs Mary Brickman of Springfield four sons Lawrence and John of Springfield Raymond rank of Rt 2 and Erskie Jr of Greenfield 37 grandchildren 33 greaL grandchildren five sisters: Mrs Anna Beechler of South Salem Mrs Ed (Gladys) Wisecup of Lyndon Rt 1 Mrs rank (Sarah) Newell of Greenfield Mrs Mary Skaggs of Bainbridge Mrs Art Ward of Lyndon Rt 2 four brothers Ernest of Bain bridge Rt 1 Oscar and Edward of Lyndon Rt 1 and Walter of Pleasant Lake Ind He was preceded in death by two sisters one brother and three grand children He was a World War I US Army veteran Services will be at 1 pm Wednesday at the Christian Baptist Church in Greenfield The Rev Eugene Sligor and the Rev Robert Comas will both officiate Burial will follow in Good Hope Cemetery riends may call after 4 pm Tuesday at the Murray uneral Home in Greenfield TIRE PICKER Vi KJ MA an roams the streets picking up aS "cycling some of the 500000 tires hour raises on Dec 26followed in the discrded annually in and around by 35 and Purchased recently bytbe cents an hour City administration City Workers Eye Wage Increases jean's Annual Open House Weekend Crashes Claim 13 Lives Common Pleas Bias Charged An affidavit of prejudice has been filed against Judge Jon Hapner judge of the Hillsboro Municipal Court1 by Joyce razier Vance This is in connection with a check charge against the Vance woman on file in municipal court The affidavit of bias has been referred to the common pleas court and Judge Robert Nichols of Madison Cniinfv has acciffnAd tn thn racn He has asked parties to file necessary papers in the case Mrs Vance claims that Jon Hapner represented her husband Orville Vance in a long bitterly contested divorce case in the local common pleas court As a result of many statements against her he allegedly has made she claims he should be disqualified as judge to hear her case GNP Growth Slows Down WASHINGTON (AP) The government today reduced its estimate of growth in the nation's economic output to 38 per cent during the fall quarter or just below the level generally considered necessary to whittle down unemployment The Commerce Department had estimated last month that the Gross National Product the total output of goods and services grew at an an nual rate of 4 per cent in the third quarter Thfe revised figures show that the original estimate was dragged down by a poorer than expected per formance in foreign trade The department originally had estimated a surplus for trade in goods and services at an annual rate of $59 billion but later reports reduced the estimate to a $34 billion surplus Commerce also reduced its original estimate of inflation during the July September period Inflation totaled 42 per cent at an annual rate during the quarter instead of the original estimate of 44 per cent In the previous quarter inflation was 52 per cent at an annual rate while the economic output growth rate was 45 per cent In the first three months of the year the economic output registered a 92 per cent advance Boy Enter School I 11 VI OL fell Xj'lJv A 1 ALLSTATE MOMC iMPROViMINf CO.