News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 11

Wednesday, March 5, 19(iJ News Journal, Mansfield, O. R. 0. Darling, Builder, Dk i i I i crane operator a hei (lav ioiiowiiik an cxn'iMieu m- Salvation Army Hoard Member Illness lalal To 11. A.

Joslyn MARION Richard Adamsj land; a sister, Mrs. Julia I be in the Mansfield Memorial Joslyn, 62, of 1021 Kingwood, George of Florida; and four Park. ness. Although Mrs. Grove had never lived in Mansfield, her husband is a native of the city and she has a sister in Raymond Orlin Darling, IIU, owner of llio II.

(). firm at 210 North Adams was dead on arrival at Mansfield General Hospital shortly before noon Tuesday, lie had been under a doctor's care. Horn at l'errysvillo, Mr. Darling had been a Mansfield resident most of his life. Ho was a member of First Unit died yesterday in his law, Mrs.

Edna Boyd living grandchildren. wi home after a short illness. Services will be held at 10 hold services at the funeral Umpire Reeves Steel Corp, for the past 23 years, a member of the Mansfield Uaplist Temple, Sons of Herman and the Kagles Lodge. Surviving are his wife, Mary L. Stamper Symsick; one son, John Svmsick Jr.

of Mifflin, HI) 'one step (laughter, Miss Rhonda Jo Symsick at home; one brother, Richard F. Symsick, of 2((i Remy two sisters, Mrs. Glenn (Florence) Montis and Mi's. Mary Froats, both at 372 Sixth Ave. (r t-'Ju 'J 77Hjsv I 1 I a.m.

hatiirtiav at me neyi winome ai a v. in. muiMJuy. at 2040 Ashland Rd, Also surviving are several nieces and nephews. Mrs.

Grove was bom in Germany May 19, 1895 and A native of Chicago, 111., he had resided here six and a half years. He formerly had Bobbins Funeral Home with Friends may call at. the funeral home starting Thursday noon. lived Hamilton. He was a ed Methodist Church, Mans member of the First Presbyterian Church, the board of the Salvation Army and the field Lodge 35, Free and Accepted Masons, and the Loyal Order of Moose.

Mr the Rev. Jerome Turin officiating. Burial will be in Itug-gles Cemetery. Friends may call alter 2 p.m. Friday al the funeral home.

1 5. liurnisoii, s. had lived in Cleveland prior to moving to St, Petersburg 10 years ago. Funeral services will be Marion Country Club. Surviving are his wife, Zel- ma, at the family home at 570 conducted at 1:30 p.m.

Tues Surviving are his wife, the former Olive Jacklin; a son, Richard Jr. of Mansfield; a Crescent one daughter, The body is at the Wappner Funeral Home, where ar- day at the J. H. Finefrock and Sons Funeral Home. The Rev.

Mi-c M.ii-v llnvtnn JOll -XT- Active Mason, Shepard four grandchil- rangements are incomplete dren; 10 great-grandchildren Russell A. Arthur, pastor of ItliTI.Mll Mrs. Katharine Siverling, 83, of Butler died at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Peoples Hospital, Mansfield, following a lingering illness. She had resided here since 1951, coming from Pennsylvania.

She was a member of the Evangelical Reformed daughter, Mrs. Dennis Thompson of New Jersey; five grandson and two brothers, R. O. Joslyn of Missouri and W. R.

Joslyn of the Linden Road United I'res byterian Church, will offici ate. Burial will be in Mans and a brother, Ralph Darling, of Lucas. Mrs. Bessie Carl 1 I 11, 1 field Cemetery. There will be Stricken A 1 68 B.

Paul Burnison, 68, of 570 Russell died Tuesday afternoon at the home of his step daughter at 500 Beech- Florida. no calling hours at the funer al home. Funeral services will be held at 11 a Friday at the Wappner Funeral Home with the Rev. E. J.

Mansfield, pas Mrs. Bessie Faylor Carl, 83, formerly of 462 Woodward Ave. and widow of G. Roy Carl, died TVesday evening at St. John's Nursing Home aft Church of Mansfield.

1 i ii nil iii inn ii mm nin.n. nfjimmrmj tor of First United Methodist. wood Dr. er an extended illness. Surviving are her husband, m- Ihrno eistni-c Mrs Willaid Man Found In He was born March 30 of Pennsylvania, and 900 in Hardin County andjMrs Sarah an(J Mrs had lived in Mansfield for the i 1 both of past 39 years.

Mr. Hurnison Mansfield and a brother, Services will be held at! 10:30 a. m. Friday at the I Hughes- Derning Mortuary. Burial will be in Marion Cemetery.

Friends may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. Thursday at the mortuary. luhvard (iuinllxT CRESTLINE -Edward Guinther, 86, a former Crestline resident, died Tuesday night at the Paramore Nursing Home in Ontario. Arrangements are being made by the Garverick Fu was a retired employe ol the Newlon jtupert of Pennsyl- UNCLE SAM WANTS WHOM? Appearances to the contrary, Sisters Mary Nicholas and Mary Leonard have not enlisted in the Marine Corps.

R's no fault of the armed services who provided recruitment brochures and applications to the New Haven, nuns. The sisters received the recruiting material addressed to Leonard and Nicholas, in care of St. Michael's Elementary School where they teach. They suspect their masculine names and connections with Fordham University are responsible for the mixup. (UPI Telephoto) Church, in charge.

will be in Mansfield Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight and Thursday. Cardiiici Infant The son of Mr. and Mrs, Francis Carducci, 375 Hrcnda was stillborn Tuesday evening at Mansfield General Hospital.

Besides his parents the in and was a member of the Venus Lodge 152, arid AM, vania. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday from the Snyder Funeral Home with the Rev. Harold Konz of Mansfield officiating. Burial will be in high priest of the Mansfield Chapter 28 R.A.M., past master of the Mansfield Council Born in Perrysville, April 15, 1885, she was employed at the Union Store in Columbus a number of years, coming to Mansfield after she retired.

She was a member of St. Peter's Catholic Church and the Rosary Altar Society Council of Catholic Women. She was the last member of her family. She is survived by four nieces, Mrs. Dale Staniey and Mrs.

Ruth Sneeringer, both of Mansfield, and Mrs. Louis Doup and Mrs. Glenna Wags-taff, both of Mt. Vernon. Friends may call at the Wrecked Car Elbert S.

Layne, 20, of Wil-lard, discovered in his wrecked car in a field off State Route (503, east of Plymouth, about 3 a.m. today, was reported in satisfactory condition at noon in Willard Municipal Hospital. State highway patrolmen said the accident went unde ai, it. ana tM, past com mander of the a i 1 Mrs. Nola Krauss Dies Commandrey 21 Knights neral Home.

fant is survived by lour sisters, Olivia, Nancy, Teresa Templar, and was a 32nd degree Mason, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley of Dayton. and Elizabeth, all at home. Bellville Cemetery. Fnend3 may call after 2 p.m. Thurs-day al the funeral home.

Ashland High Nanu Institute Delegates ASHLAND Two Ashland GALION Mrs. Nola B.i Surviving are a sister, Mrs. whito Vfancc 7i nf 497 Gilbert Plack of Gabon; and Leo Hardy ASHLAND Leo Bardy, Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Geiger Iler-lihy Funeral Home. Infant blessinc service will be held a niece. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday from the Snyder 71. of Greenwich, RD 2, died Survivors are one stepdaughter, Mrs. Forrest 500 Beechwood one Geiger- llerl hy Funeral Home Thursday evening. Fu early this morning in Samari Funeral Home with the Rev. tected for approximately two hours.

Layne was found lying over the steering wheel of the car by Shiloh police. Three women were hurt, grandson, James Miller, 639 i neral high mass will be of fered by Msgr. James tan Hospital. A farmer, he was a mem Harding Way West, died at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in Galion Community Hospital.

She had been in failing health the past year. A native of Cardington, she was the widow of Iden II. Krauss. She had resided here since 1915, with the exception Park Avenue West, and sev ber of St. Mary's Catholic Hebbeler at St.

Peter's Catholic Church Friday morning at 9. Burial will be in Mansfield High School students, Chris Burnett and Sam Lett, will be delegates to the World Affairs Institute Convention in Cincinnati March 14-15. Burnett scored high and Lett was second on the 23rd annual World Affairs Institute test sponsored by the Rotary Club last month. eral nieces and nephews. The body is at the Wappner Funeral Home where services will be held Friday at 1 p.m., conducted by Dr.

Warren C. Gerald Bell officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight at the funeral home. St.

Clair Riles MT. GILEAD Services for Mrs. Laura St. Clair, 74, of Mt. Gilead, who died early two admitted to General Hospital last night from a three-car accident on Burns St.

Reported in fair condition at St. Peter's Catholic Church Thursday morning at 10 with Msgr. James F. Ilebbclcr officiating. Burial will be in Mansfield Catholic Cemetery.

John Symsick John E. Symsick, 48, of 248 Pulver List died this morning at People's Hospital, following a one week Church in Cleveland. i i are his wife, Henrietta; a son, Walter of New London; a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Norris of Ashland; a brother, Ben of Cleve- of short periods in Lorain and Amherst. She was a member of St.

Paul's United Methodist Johnson of the First English Lutheran Church. Burial will Church, the Well Doers Sun. day School Class, the Pythi Cathoic Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at the funeral home Thursday evening at 8. Wife Of Former Mansfielder Dies Mrs.

Catherine S. Grove, 73, wife of Walter Grove, died in St. Petersburg, Fla. Tues- Sunday in Morrow County an Sisters, the Frienasiup Hospital, will be held at today were Mrs. Lena Bautz, 77, of 635 Burns who suffered neck strain, and Mrs.

Anna Judt, 56, of 132 Sycamore who suffered concussion. Deborah Sadler, 20, of LaPeer, was treated for abrasions of the scalp and knees and released. Ga Club, and the Golden Age Club. She formerly had been Mr. Symsick was born July employed at the old Mykrantz p.m.

inursaay ai me snyuei-Funeral Home. The Rev. M. E. Ilollenson, pastor of the Emanuel Lutheran Church in Marion, will 5, 1920 in Mansfield and lived Hie fun place soshop 7 gmiTrrniiaT-gyriTg Drug Store, the Stratbury here all his life.

He was a Mfg. Co. and the bneiDy us- pot. officiate. Burial will be in Northfork Cemetery.

Friends Honpe Services Sirhan Says Kennedy Betrayed Him may call any time at the fu neral home. CRESTLINE Services LOS ANGELES (AP things behind my back that I Cooper rather than to the r.A- for Mrs. Hilda K. E. Iloppe, i.

et ii! i Three weeks before he killed Snipes Infant didn know about. I Kennedy, then 22, covered II Robert F. Kennedy, Sirhan Sirhan learned for the first time of the senator's long -standing support of Israel. It was then, Sirhan says, that he determined Kennedy must die. jury, nis woras came in an angry torrent: "They showed on the television where Robert Kennedy in 1948 was in Israel, helping it, so I thought, helping to celebrate the Israelites, sir, WILL All Graveside services will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m.

in Maple Grove Cemetery in New Haven for Paul Gregory Snipes, stillborn son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Snipes of Shiloh, RD 1. The infant was born in Willard Area Hospital this morn- the Arab Israeli fighting for a newspaper.

Sirhan, who will be 25 this month, is a Christian Arab born in Jerusalem. The defense contends that childhood scenes of war between Zionists and Arabs crippled Sir-han's mind to the point he could not form a meaningful plot against Kennedy. B0, a lormer resume resident who died yesterday in the Woodlawn Nursing Home in Mansfield, were held today in the Robert F. Beck Funeral Home. The Rev.

George Beury officiated. Burial was in Green-lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Iloppe was a member of the United Calvary Church of Christ in Crestline. She is survived by three sisters, Mrs.

Irene Arnold in California, and Mrs. Gertrude Wyss and Mrs. Martha Sanderson, both of Monroeville, Ind. there, and with the establishment of the state of Israel, and the way that he spoke, well, it just bugged me, sir. "Up until that time I had loved Robert Kennedy.

I cared for him very much and I hoped that he would win the presidency- until that moment," Sirhan testified Tuesday at his murder trial. i i 1-1 I it Durnea me up. And up until that time I had loved But there were no words of remorse from Sirhan in his first two days on the stand He is also survived by two sisters and a brother at home. The Secor Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. mm before the jury that must decide his fate.

That moment was about May 18 when he saw a television documentary apparently a campaign film in the senator's California Democratic primary drive. Robert Kennedy. I cared for him very much and I hoped that he would win the presidency until that moment, sir. But when I saw, heard, he was supporting Israel, sir, not in 1968, but he was supporting it from all the way from its inception in 1948, sir. "And he was doing a lot of As i a described his Make your money grow faster at lansfield Building Loan! Reg, 3.49! Triple ruffled.

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