The Press Gazette from Hillsboro, Ohio • 17

I Ends Training fliiiiniiii 111 itiiHiiii iiiiiiiHiiiiinmiiiiiiiin Jian Mound la an 18 inch tfchich 'vTas in the cenier 'f4 PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK YARDS AUCTION EVERY MONDAY AT 1:00 ROUTE 50 WEST TRY THE CLASSIIEDADSI 4 i Wj It URNITURE HIGHLAND COUNTY AIR TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY BIG DAYS STROLLERS CAR CRIBS CAR SEATS AIRGROUNDS HILLSBORO DAY NIGHT COME TO YOUR AIR! THURSDAY TUESDAY (a most pleasanrexperienca English Xtathtc Junior air Queen Contest 7 :30 WEDNESDAY RIDAY Non Carden Club lower Show Poultry Judging arm Products Judging County Pony Horse Show 7 :00 ADMISSION and REGULATIONS OR EACH PERSON 1 2 Years and Over 50c Children Under 12 ree Membership or Ticket $250 COME EVERY DAY YOU WILL ENJOY YOUR AIR 4 Baby said the ceremonial house had 73 posts in its wall all leading Carter shave after shower after hours AU lotion NURSERY CHAIRS HIGH CHAIRS YOUTH CHAIRS WILLS ILED The will of Lewis Miller 103 East Josie Street Hillsboro dated June 10 1966 leaves all his pro perty both real and personal to his wife Elizabeth Miller lThe will of Laura Sherman Hillsboro dated Jan 23 1967 leav es $25 to her nephews and nieces Mary Sheets reda Arthurs Doro thy Hicks Clarence Caulley Esto Caulley and Kenneth Caulley and the remainder of her estate both real and personal to her niece Thelma Jones and her nephews Joseph James Edward Davis Ralph James and Ralph Caulley share and share alike PHILLIPS URNITURE 158 MAIN ST BGoodrich IRST IN RUDflER 45 '2 PAINT ST 772 8746 CRIBS and CRIB MATTRESSES PLAY YARDS WOOD or MESH DRIVER IS CITED A county resident was involved in a accident in the village of Seaman Adams County Satur day The mishap at 7:15 in volved cars driven by Mary Garrett Hillsboro Rt 2 and Cos sen Harrell Ripley collided at the intersection of SR 247 and SR 32 Mrs Garrett was cited for failure to obey a traffic signal Neither driver was hurt ALL PURPOSE MEN'S LOTION tv packaged in redwood $200 $3 50 i $650 $1000 Is Be sure your "fragrance wardrobe" Includes ENGLISH LEATHER sthg 'no reach (O' again and again The strongest bone in the human body is the femur' or thigh bone The strongest muscle is serratus magnus' or large muscle of the back In his'7 previous archeological work Dr Baby said he had never seeii evidence of a Cole burial Phone 393 2061 for Prescription Service 111S High St Hillsboro Ohio APPRAISALS The estate of Myrtle Wilkin Lynchburg is appraised at $2550 including only accounts receivable The estate of Wilkin Lynchburg is appraised at $3750 including only real estate THE PRESS GAZETTE 17 HILLSBORO OHIO riday Sept 1 1967 OR BABY thatched roof Baby said Most of the skeletons dug from the mound were those of children The excavation produced a quan tity of burned material on which tests will be made to determinethe dates of the different burials Although the burials were all Cole' Indian some traces of the Hopewell Indians which preceded them and Ancient culture which followed were found in the excavation 4 Thieves Enter Drive In Theatre The manager of the Roselawn Auto Theater Allensburg reported a breaking and entering at the theater Monday afternoon Manager Ralph Brown called the Highland County Depart ment at 5:30 and deputies found thieves had gained entrance to the drive refreshment stand by prying open a small door The thieves stole a box of ci gars cartons of cigarets a small amount of candy and gum a pan of coney sauce and some coins A steam table was knocked off a shelf and damaged when the door was pried open mound or ceremonial housed al though he had uncovered about 12 Cole burials Baby said the mound once had a ceremonial house built over it This was evident from remains of a 30 foot diameter Irt ncfc was dug after the1 mound was built i The' ceremonial house was burn ed down and several of the 14 bur ials were made after it was burn ed Baby said Burials were made in front of the entrance to the cere monial house before it was burn ed Baby1 said the mound has pro duced more structural data than he has found in any other mound The curator of archeology for the Ohio Historical Society ias been digging in mounds for more than 15 years The mound turned up five pieces of ancient Indian pottery Three pots two of them in excellent con dition were found in the last bur ial PLENTY PARKING! Marriage Licenses Kennith Sams Sardinia and Beverly Hamilton Lynchburg Richard Watson and Dorothy Pummell both of Greenfield Carrje Conley Goshen and Catherine Gross Hillsboro Rt 2 James Hamilton Hillsboro Rt 4 and Connie Spilker Lynch burg Roger Morris Cincinnati and Anna Ross Hillsboro Rt 1 John I Rhude Hillsboro Rt 4 and Donna Ann Roberts Leesburg 4 un Loads of Exhibits County Sale Of Bonds Is $45425 July 1967 sales of reedom Shar es and Series and United States Savings Bonds in Ohio were $278 million During the first sev en months sales were up $66 mil lion over the same period last year for E'andH sales alone "'Donald ender Highland County volunteer Savings Bonds chairman reported July sales in the county were $45425 The county achieved 671 percent of its annual sales goal the end of July law to represent him Conrad Curren was appointed McNeil then presented bond and this was approved and he was sworn in as receiver The receiver was then' ordered to file an inven toryjjpd appraisement of the prop erty: Stewart Wendell Shaffer and Thomas lynn were named as appraisers On a motion of the receiver the court ordered Vernon Stanley Beverlie Stanley and Evelyn Clark defendants to appear before the court on Sept 7 to submit to ex amination on the whereabouts of the 5 liquor license in the names of the defendants and to show cause why the license should not be transferred to the receiver Ask Dismissal In the case of Beecher Howard et al vs Blue lame Gas Corpor ation the plaintiffs were ordered to show cause why the action should not be dismissed for their failure to answer interrogatories annexed to the answer by Sept 9" 3 SIDER'S PtHn 393 3182 Open Class Beef and Steer Judging OpenC lass Sheep udg i 8 30 Implement Show 3 :00 and 7 :00 Evening Horse and Pony Pulling Pig Scramble 7:30 4 Horse Show 7 :30 BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL REGISTER NOW! SEPT II' SEPT 12 COMPLETE COMMERCIAL COURSES BRUSH UP COURSES SWING SCHEDULES ARRANGED AUTOMATION OICE PRACTICE I CARD PUNCH APPROVED CHILLICOTHE OHIO 774 5912 DANIEL LARRISON Seaman Recruit Daniel Larri son 19 USN son of Mr and Mrs Carden Club lower Show Judging 5 School Open Class and Junior Dairy Judging Open Class Swine Judging ractor Pul ling Contest 1 2 :00 Noon Style Revue I Tent 4 inals in Tractor Pulling 7:00 Implement Show 3:00 and 7:00 PM Junior Livestock Sale 7:00 Work Nearly Completed On SATURDAY Horse Show Afternoon and Evening Antique Car Show and Old Times Day Check Junior air for Junior Events rzMSSRra Dr Raymond Babycuratdr "br archeology at Ohio State Univer sity 'has other than some laboratory teslsand report work on old Indian mounds excavations in the Paint Creek reservoir area He said that tin unprecedented amount of information about 'the mounds' construction turned up in the summer long project and exca vation work The mound was identified earlier as that of Cole Indians who lived in Ohio prior to 1000 A The 14th burial site was found in one mninr mminr! find nq thp pyrnva Ira loyd Larrison Hillsboro Rt I tion work drew to a close 8 has been graduated from nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center at Great Lakes Ill "In the first weeks of his naval service he studied military sub jects and lived and worked under conditions similar to those he will encounter on his first ship or his first shore station 08 Tint' ft Be Sure To Attend The Big HIGHLAND COUNTY AIR SEPT 5 9 confirming sale of personal pro perty application for transfer of reap estate schedule of claims Charles Harsha executor of Anita Harsha petition for dis tribution of assets in kind J3pra Shank guardian of It I I I I 1 I I Irl I 11 II 1 1 7 count filed rances Stone administra trix of Dewey Stone entry of newly discovered assets Claude McClure administrator of lorence McClure schedule of claims filed Chester orsythe and Elsie or sythe executors of Charles orsy the affidavit in lieu of schedule of claims application for transfer of real estate Betty Claibourne executrix of James I English petition to trans fer auto Selicka Dent executrix of John Wesley Delaney inventory and ap praisal'approved Will of Grace Rhoten probat In the matterjpf William Larrick application to relieve estate from administrator petition for author ity' to transfer auto y1 Margerie Hicks administratrix of Robert Hicks schedule of claims application for transfer of real estate Lawrence Spargur and lor ence Wilkin' executors "'of red Spargur schedule of claims Zelma Davies administratrix of Walter Davies petition to transfer auto niiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Probate Court Proceedings In Robbins entry for authority to continue business Elizabeth Lauderback execu trix of' Louella Stanforth affidavit in lieu of schedule of claims ap plication for transfer of real estate first and final account filed Will of Lewi's Miller probated: Edward Thomas executor of Elias Lowry inventory and ap praisal approved' Lula I Zile appointed adminis tratrix of Clarence Zile Helen Pulse Rpades executrix of Christena Dudley schedule of claims Lewis Wilkin executor of Myrtle Wilkin inventory and appraisal filed and approved Helen Pulse Roades administra trix of Wilkin inventory and appraisal filed and approved Sally Lucas administra trix of Albert Lucas schedule of claims Harold Glenn Caplinger execu tin' of Charles Caplinger entry Common Pleas Court Docket IIHIIIIIUIUiUIUUUUlUlUUlurp'1 Replevin Action The USSSCO Greenfield Employ ees Credit Union has brought an action for replevin in default of security agreement against Harley White Greenfield This involves a promissory note on which $178898 is due A 1956 truck was listed as security on the note The plaintiff says White has unlawfully retained possession of the truck in view of an executed security agreement lien Reciprocal Support A petition for reciprocal support has been filed by Lorene Ann Case against Larry Dean Case She and her three minor children re side at Mishawaka Ind The re spondent lives on Greenfield Rt 3 Married in 1960 at South Bend Ind' the couple has been separat ed for a year but not divorced She claims she has not received any child support during the per iod of separation Asks Divorce Etna Branham Lynchburg Rt 1 from Jonathan Earl Branham Cin cinnati neglect and cruelty mar ried in December 1937 at Roscoe Ky and have five children four emancipated and one' at home asks custody and support of minor child alimony transfer of prop erty attorney fees restraining or der and costs restrainer' granted To Make Payments In the case of Barbara Mul lenix vs John Mullenix the de fendant was found in arrears on support payments and was order ed to pay them In the case of Richard 0 Wil son vs Helen Wilson arrearage was ordered paid by the plaintiff Divorce Granted Herman Earl Priest has been granted a divorce from ay 'ElsiePriest on grounds of neglect They were married 'at 'New Vienna in November 1966 Plaintiff is to pay costs Receiver Case '7 Three entries grace the journal in the case of Gordon rederick vs Vernon Stanley et al Lowell McNeil receiver asked for designation of an attorney at ON IME Al LOW AS VW mwn 1 iW DAILY HOG MARKET MONDAY THRU RIDAY 1 Phone 393 3424 HILLSBORO OHIO 1 A complete tine of the SHAVING CREAM $150 the PRE SHAVE LbTION $150 SETS inauthentic redwood boxes $300 to SlQOO HILLCREST PHARMACY 1 1 '1 I' d'A' 4 I English lleatncr I IM I a IWI rj sm i IK 1 polish wtnfr.