The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 20

Table Gossip -The Rocky Grove Cub Pack will hold a picnic at the MillerSibley pavilion at 5:30 p.m, Friday, June 7. The pack will provide hot dogs and beverage: den mothers will provide cakes each family is to tureen and table service; more than five in family, two tureens. -Notice for beautiful cleaning call Rosy's Cleaners, 432-2761. Free pickup and delivery.Adv. -A total of .14 hundredths an inch of rain was recorded for the 24-hour period ending at 7 a.m.

today. Sunday's high temperature was 78 degrees. The low was 52 degrees. The Allegheny River was 4.64 feet and stationary. -Rummage Sale Franklin Chapter 669 Women of the Moose, Moose home (upstairs) Friday, June 7 at 2 p.

-The Franklin YMCA will hold their teen-age dances Thursday evenings instead Saturdays during the summer months. The first dance will be on Thursday, June 13 with the Town Cryers playing. They will alternate with the Ravens during June, July, and the middle of August. The dances will be from 9 p.m, to 12 midnight, -Rummage sale St. John's Parish House Guild, 12th and Buffalo Streets.

Friday, 7 p. m. -Adv. -The Town Cryers will play at a dance sponsored by the Mayor's Youth for Progress from 9 to 11:30 p.m, Friday at the Voyager Inn. -Dr.

M. M. Spencer's office will be closed all day on Saturdays through the months of June, July and August. Adv. -Anderson's Green house plants for home decorations and gardening.

Open this week 9 till Adv. -The Rollerettes will solicit green trading stamps and other stamps to secure funds for equipment, starting Thursday. Donations may be made by calling 432-5904. -Members of the Free Methodist Church of Pleasantville are asked to report their number of loyalty campaign contacts, personal, by telephone or by letter, Mrs. Alverta Crawford.

P-C Derailment Clogs Main Line LEWISTOWN, Pa. (UPI). The Penn Central Railroad's three-track main line near here, clogged by a derailment, was expected to be opened for traffic today. About 1,000 feet of track and blocking were torn up when 42 cars of an eastbound coal train derailed in open country near Greenville, Mifflin County, about four miles Southwest of here. The cars carried coal and coke.

There were no injuries. A spokesman for the railroad said traffic was rerouted through Tyrone and Lock Haven to Harrisburg. He said the cause of the accident was not known. Morning ACROSS 1. on the grass 4 of hot coffee 8 of a rooster 12 Japanese outcast 13 Greater quantity 14 Italian city 15 Hot scones 17 And others (ab.) 18 Utopian 19 boat 21 Succinct 22 Bent the knee 23 Stupefy 25 Condescend 28 Conceal 31 Violent anger 33 Mouths 34 Form of OBITUARIES Mrs.

John Welton, 89, Churchwoman, Pianist Mrs. Dora A. Welton, 89, Victory Township, Polk RD 2, one of Venango County's best known churchwoman, died at 10:22 p. m. Sunday in Franklin Hospital.

She was the widow of John M. Welton. She was brn in Victory Township on Jan. 6, 1879, the daughter of John and Mary Lucy Durbin Harlan. She and Mr.

Welton were married on March 8, 1899. He died on Feb. 9. 1945. Mrs.

Welton was familiarly known as "Aunt Dora." When she was an infant the family moved to Missouri for a brief time and then moved back to this area. They lived near Miller-Sibley Field, then on Bully Hill and later moved to Fisherman's Cove in Victory Township, near the McMillon school house. She had been a member of the Hebron United Methodist (formerly EUB) Church for 75 years, having joined at the age of 14. When she became pianisturs. Welton was a member, of the Women's Christian Service Council of the Hickory Grove Church of God and it was in that church that a "this is your life" service was held in honor of Mrs.

Welton in February 1967. In addition to her music which MRS. WILLIAM DETISCH Mrs. Elizabeth J. Detisch, 76, wife of William Detisch of Harrisville RD 1, Irwin Township, died at 12:30 a.m.

Sunday in the Grove City Hospital following a long illness. She was born in Pittsburgh on, April 23, 1892, the daughter of Samuel and Margaret Pentagost McCamey. She married Mr. Detisch on April 18, 1917. Mrs.

Detisch had been a resident of the Barkeyville area for 47 7 years, moving there from Pittsburgh. She was a member of the Church of the Beloved Disciple, Grove City and the Rosary Confraternity. Surviving in addition to her husband are a son, William N. Detisch, Harrisville; six daughters, Mrs. Charles (Margaret) Trabert, Harrisville; Mrs.

Robert (Anna Mae) Alter, Washington, D. Mrs. I. H. (Delores) Davis, Harrisville RD Mrs.

Calvin (Helen) Allen, Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. Robert (Naomi) Knause, Detroit; Mrs. Gerald (Violet) Norris, Harrisville RD three sisters, Mrs. Cora Freund, Mrs. Margaret Beer and Mrs.

Coletta Schillo, Pittsburgh; 24 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. A brother is deceased. Friends will be received at the Jamison Funeral Home, Harrisville this evening. The rosary services will be conducted at 8:30 p.m. today by the St.

thony Christian Mothers and the Guild. Requiem mass will be cele. brated in the Church of the Beloved Disciple, Grove City, at 9 a.m. Tuesday with the Rev. Andrew C.

Quirk, pastor, as celebrant. Interment will be in Crestview Memorial Park, Grove City. Answer to Previous Puzzle MARS STAR Tel PAS NOW RAS ENTER ERAL 6 Native metal athletics (ab 7 Fortification 35 Biblical 8 Patois of tower New Orleans 36 Minute 9 Revolution grooves 10 Persian poet 38 Among 11 Join metals 40 Italy to a 16 Armor splint Roman 20 Early 42 Clans English 44 Bar legally scholar 45 Alaskan 22 Rascals Eskimo 24 Footed vase 46 Assays 26 Gypsy horse 47 Word of pity 27 Short sleep 48 Australian 28 and eggs marsupial 29 Choler 52 Letter of 30 Render Greek "to be" inedible. alphabet 35 Chagrin 5 Beetle 32 Building for 53 Auricle 12 16 19 20 28 30 31 32 35 36 40 46 51 52 53 55 56 At Hospital Admitted Mrs. Jack Singleton, 725 Atlantic Ave.

Mrs. Arthur Young, Franklin Star Route Samuel Monarch, 618 Atlantic Ave. Mrs. Fred Kroehl, 1174 Elk St. Kenneth Smith, New Springfield, Ohio Ralph Bacher, 1516 Pittsburgh Road James Lynch, Franklin Star Route Mrs.

Ruth Grove, 304 Center St. Mrs. Dudley Longwell, Franklin RD 2 Leroy Milner Franklin 3 Miss Elizabeth Stewart, Franklin RD 3 Miss Elizabeth Stewart, Franklin RD 3 Jacquelin Lindsey, 620 Buffalo St. Mrs. James Keener, Franklin.

Star Route James Loffredo, Emlenton James Phillips, 509 10th St. Roy McGarrah, 827 Elk St. Mrs. Christie Kahler, 1501 Liberty St. Mrs.

George Harvey, 611 Hillside Ave. David Umstead, Polk RD 2 Mrs. Ronald Sharrer, 518 Spring St. Mrs. Lawrence Miller, 122 a Center St.

Mrs. Alfred Stedman, Franklin Star Route Robert Graham, 35 Russell St. William Umstead, 1241 Otter St. Miss Katherine Robinson, 469 Wendy Way. of Mrs.

Cecelia Ackerman, Franklin RD 3. Mrs. David Hawthorne, 217 Missouri St. Mrs. Lawrence Keenan, Franklin Star Route.

Howard Denny, 1437 New St. Mrs. Paul Singleton, Miller Park. David McLaughlin, 825 Liberty St. David Eakin, Franklin Star Route.

Mrs. Frank Sutley, 68 Venango St. Jeffrey Ghering, 646 Atlantic Ave. Donald Morrow, Sandy Lake. Mrs.

Ernest Paden, Franklin RD 2. Howard Freeman, Erie. Albert Crouser, Franklin RD 3. Edward Beightol, 523 Liberty St. Robert Kellerman, Emlenton.

Mrs. Edna Stevenson, 505 15th St. Mrs. Ethel Grove, 210 Orchard St. Discharged George Krear, Emlenton.

Mrs. Gertrude Paden, Franklin Star Route. Jeffrey Bingman, 59 Venango St. Charles Somerholder, 17 Little Pine Place. Mrs.

Lida Schull, 711 Mercer Road. Miss Florence Sergant, Mercer. Mrs. Dan Stoyer and son, 1130 Chestnut St. Mrs.

Edmund Warner, 212 Prospect Ave. Damond Barlow, 607 Elk St. Geraldine Grove, Titusville. Sharon Lawson, Franklin RD 3. Mrs.

George Reed, 219 Grant St. Donald Hoover, 1636 Elk St. Margaret O'Neil, Franklin RD 2. George Boyd, 6 Crestview Drive. Norman Banks, Franklin RD 2.

Mrs. Leroy Clark, 138 ville Pike. Mrs. Wade Knox, 241 Fox St. Charles Best, Franklin RD 2.

Miss Deborah Cauvel, Frank- lin RD 2. Mrs. Frederick Snow, 1108 Chestnut St. Blair Hildebrand, Emlenton. Mrs.

Cecil Manning, 645 Elk St. Miss Bonnie Morris, Franklin RD 1. Mrs. James Sharp, 736 Elk St. Grove Sermon Stresses Importance of Individual The Rev.

John D. Thomas, pastor of the Rocky Grove Avenue United Presbyterian Church, reminded Rocky Grove High School seniors of the importance of the individual at baccalaureate services Sunday night in the school auditorium. topic "One of Rev. Solitary Thomas' Life" was address. the He urged the graduating class to learn the extent of personal influence by examining the life of Christ.

He emphasized that touching one person is the first step in touching the millions of persons who will follow. Rev. Thomas remarked that each student is responsible for making his life count. "One thing we should all realize is that evil is contagious in this world," he said. "So too is goodness," he added.

The speaker commented that! the graduates are living in a permissive age which ignores the values of men who have left a mark. "There are no shortcuts to lasting achievements," he stated. Convictions play a crucial role, the pastor explained. "Jesus Christ identified himself with a great idea," Rev. Thomas said.

The person who is Titusville Hospital Admitted Mrs. Kathryn Abrams, Titusville RD 2. Mrs. Elizabeth Foresther, 407 Dairy St. Mrs.

Maxine Hopkins, Hydetown. James Scott Marshall, Cadiz, Ohio. Mrs. Sandra Smith, 716 Park Ave. Mrs.

Doris Baker, 425 May Ave. Mrs. Eva Graves, Titusville RD 4. Norman Stover, Oil City RD 2. Mrs.

Ruth Strawbridge, Titusville RD 5. Discharged Samuel Dove, 322 E. Spruce St. Mrs. Virginia Goodwill, 104 N.

Dillon Drive. Frank Hill, 642 Maxwell Drive. Miss Clara Jenkins, Titusville RD 2. Harry Manross, Tidioute RD 2. Keith Newton, Pleasantville.

Mrs. Janet Turk, Mystic Park Road. Edward Canton, Pleasantville. Mrs. Beverly Gilson, 10 Jackson Robert Miller, Oil City.

Harold Murray, Titusville RD 4. Mrs. Louella Staub, Titusville RD 3. Lose Sales CANBERRA (UPI) John Cope, Labor Party member of parliament, today called on the Australian government to take action to protect baby carriage manufacturers who he said had been "gravely affected" because birth control pills had led to a decrease in sales. Kenneth Smith, New Springfield, Ohio.

Births A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lockhardt of 1003 Chestnut St. at 10:45 p.m. Saturday.

A son was born to Mr. end Mrs. William Rumberger, Cooperstown, at 10:12 p.m. Sunday. HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS: Hostess Shop-Mrs.

Bruce Hudson, Tuesday morning; Mrs. Russell Carter afternoon; Mrs. Arnold Smith and Mrs. Joseph Goral, evening. Cart-Mrs.

Boyd Carter and Mrs. Lucille Miles. Floor Mrs. Kenton Mc- Elhattan and Mrs. John McGuire.

Cashiers Mrs. A. W. Calder, morning; Mrs. Lawrence Keenan, afternoon.

strong enough to stand for what he knows is right is the man who makes the world better, he added. "Individual life is not lost i in the shuffle," the baccalaureate speaker concluded. "What will you do with it in the years ahead?" he challenged the stuguests in the audience. Rocand Grove Superintendent R. Gina Carter served as master of ceremonies and gave the welcome.

The Rev. Herbert Robertson of the Cooperstown Wesleyan Methodist Church offered the invocation and benediction, Scripture was read by the Rev. Elmer Luther of the Reno Methodist Church, Hymns were sung by the school's mixed chorus and the audience. The high school orchestra played the processional and recessional. Funerals MRS.

VIOLA KEITH Funeral services for Mrs. Viola Keith of Franklin RD 2, widow of Howard Keith, who died Wednesday morning in Franklin Hospital, were conducted at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the Buchanan Schmidt Funeral Home. The Rev. William McCray, pastor of the Galloway United Methodist Church, officiated.

During the services he read "He Maketh No Mistakes," "He Leadeth Me," "Someday I'll Understand" and "I Come to the Garden." Interment was in Franklin Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ralph Parquette, Lewis Phillips, Andy Phillips, James berger, Charles Keith and Larry Keith. Among those attending the services were Richard Keith of Port Arthur, Tex. MRS. WILBERT O.

TAYLOR Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude May Taylor of Boyers RD 1, wife of Wilbert 0. Taylor, who died in the Bashline orial Hospital on Wednesday, were conducted at 2 p. m. Saturday from the Donovan Funeral Home, Clintonville.

The Rev. Roger Cramer, pastor of the Bethel United Methodist Church, Eau Claire, officiated, assisted by the Rev. C. C. Headland, retired former pastor of the church.

The Rev. Headland read "'The Light of the World Is Jesus" and "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say." Interment was in the Eau Claire Cemetery with the following grandsons as pallbearers: James, Dennis, Bruce and Robert Nulph and James and John Taylor. Among those attending the services were: Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Taylor and son, Ellwood City; Jasper Syster, Pitcairn; Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Taylor and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Miller, Stanley Stalker, Miss Margaret Stalker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Salusky, all of Eau Claire; Mr. Mrs. Walter Weaver, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Nulph, Dennis Nulph, Mr. and Mrs. James Nulph, Mrs. Janet Proll and Mrs. Sally Snyder, all of Grove City; Mr.

and Mrs Bruce Nulph, Polk; Mrs. Florence Wilke, Harrisville. Surviving Mrs. Taylor are a son by a former marriage, Jasper Syster of Pitcairn; a son, Ralph Taylor of Boyers RD a daughter, Mrs. Grace Jacobs of Phoenix, four step sons.

Wilbert Taylor, Ellwood City; LeRoy Taylor, Harrisvi'le RD Merle Taylor, Wheatridge, Clair Taylor, Boyers; three step-daughters, Mrs. Paul (Elsie) Miller, Eau Claire; Mrs. Walter (Florence) Weaver, Grove City RD 3, and Miss Hazel Taylor, Holly. wood, also 36 grandchildren and 18 great grand children. New Store Hours Effective June 1, 1968 Fri.

8a.m. till 9 p.m. Thurs, 8 a.m. till 5:30 p.m. Saturday-8 a.m.

to Noon Please remember, we will close at noon Saturdays until further notice. EMIL LONG Furniture EMLENTON, PA. A A A A THE NEWS-HERALD-20 Franklin and Oil City, Pa. Monday, June 3, 1968 Pa. Senate To Face Pay For Teachers HARRISBURG (UPI) The state Senate today will have an opportunity to give final legislative approval to a $45 million teachers salary package already cleared by the House and reported agreeable to Gov.

Raymond P. Shafer. The senators are expected to vote on a joint House Senate conference committee report complied after almost two months of hard negotiations. The House adopted the report May 28 by a vote of 165-12, with nine Republicans and three Democrats dissenting. Under the agreement, minimum teachers' salaries would go from $4,500 to $5,400 for the next school year.

A subsidy bonus would be provided for each school district on the basis of per cent of the current subsidy or $300 for each teacher, whichever the district chooses. Philadelphia would Id receive $5.1 million and Pittsburgh $1.3 million as the proposal stands. Salaries Hiked In addition, starting salaries would be boosted to $6,000 a year in 1969-70 provided that the House and Senate pass a concurrent resolution declaring that sufficient revenues exist to pay for the boost. Democrats in the House objected mainly to the amounts of money involved and the "trig. gering" mechanism, but most voted in favor of the report anyway.

House Minority Leader Rep. Herbert Fineman, said the teachers should have received a $24 million package as originally passed by the House. He further complained that the "triggering" mechanism for next year's subsidy bonus would allow the governor to "hold the school teachers captive, just like he held the colleges and institutions captive last year." MOONEY'S EASY-WASH Plenty of Hot Water Cleanest In Town Open 'Til 10 P.M. 3rd Liberty Franklin Shafer Vetoes Election Bill HARRISBURG (UPI) Gov. Raymond P.

Shafer today vetoed a $195,000 appropriation for reimbursing county election boards for extra expenses involved in submitting eight constitutional amendments to the voters in the 1967 primary. The governor said he would approve an appropriation for the same purpose that was "within our present fiscal and budgetary limitations." "The substantial expenditure authorized by this bill was not provided for in the budget for the current fiscal year," Shafer said in his official veto message. "Despite the fact that the purpose of this bill has considerable merit, the fiscal situation of the Commonwealth at this time makes it impossible for me to approve any such unbudgeted item." The state's fiscal planners say the Commonwealth is running about $40 million under predictions in tax collections for the current fiscal year, which ends June 30. MRS. DORA A.

WELTON included playing the piano and singing, Mrs. Welton took a great interest in reading, especially items of a religious nature. She and her husband built the house where she lived at the time of death the year they were married, 1899. The area was then known as Scrabble Hill. Mrs.

Welton was a member of the Clintonville Women's Club. She served for many years as judge of elections in Victory Township. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Clarence (Ruth) Henderson, Polk RD 2, with whom she made her home; two sons, Harlan Welton, San Jose, and Wayne Welton, Kennerdell RD nine grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren. A daughter, Mrs.

Naomi Barry of Larkspur, died in 1964. Friends will be recevied at the Donovan Funeral Home, Clintonville, at any time. Services will be conducted from the funeral home at 2 p.m. Wednesday with the Rev. Charles MacKelvey of the Hebron United Methodist Church officiating, assisted by the Rev.

Lester P. Thronton of the Hickory Grove Church of God. Interment will he in the Hickory Grove Cemetery. MRS. C.

J. FONTENOT JR. Mrs. Beverly Fontenot, 37, wife of C. J.

Fontenot of Port Arthur, died at 1 a.m. today. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G.

Rossman, of Port Arthur, formerly of Rocky Grove. The funeral will be held in Port Arthur at 1 p.m. Tuesday. TIMOTHY SCOTT BRINK Timothy Scott Brink, sixweeks-old son of Barry and Marjorie Overmoyer Brink, died following an automobile accident in Omaha, Sunday afternoon. He was born in Omaha on April 19.

Among the survivors are the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Overmoyer and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brink Jr.

of Cooperstown and five great-grandparents, Mrs. Lee Snyder of Utica, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brink Sr. of Cooperstown and Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Sheehan of Cochranton. Private funeral services will be in the Williams Funeral Home at Chapmanville and interment will be in the Cooperstown Cemetery. Riverdale Temple Rabbi Succumbs NEW YORK (UPI)-The Rev. Dr.

Charles E. Shulman, rabbi of the Riverdale Temple in The Bronx, died Sunday after suffering a heart attack while conducting confirmation services. He was 67. He authored a number of books including "Problems cf Jews in the Contemporary World." BRONXVILLE, N.Y. (UPI)-.

Thomas S. Hinkel, who was chief assistant for interrogation during the Nuremberg War Crimes trials after World War II, died of a heart attack. at a hospital Sunday. He was 55. AUTO DRIVE IN RT.

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