News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 5

Injured rea At Galion it ew5 I GALION Summertime accidents from baseball, pow 51 1 Mansfield News-Journal Monday, June 30, 1958 er mowers ana automobiles kept the emergency room at Galion Community Hospital busy over tne weekend. Charles Louis McCray, six- cratch 'n- Deaf year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCray, Galion, RD 2 was treated at the hospital at 8:30 p. m.

Saturday, for a fractured upper right arm and released. The boy was in Wins First Prize For CE Float Richland Group Tops In State By JOHN GRAY Staff Correspondent jured when he fell out of an automobile. A severely cut right index finger and minor injury to a toe oi ner right foot were suf I 1 1 fered by Mrs. Kay Powers, 494 Kroft Friday. She a -V caught her hand in a power mower as sne was shutting off SHELBY Richland took first prize for the best tne motor.

float in the parade held Sat Richard Grubb, 11, son of urday at the 73rd annual Christian Endeavor Union at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Painesville, 0. FEDERAL MARSHALS LEAVE FARMER POWERLESS Ethan Stangland stands by the door of his empty barn on his farm near Albion, after federal marshals attached his two farm tractors. He was left without power to work his land.

The tractors were taken to satisfy a $394 fine and court judgment for having 16 acres of wheat in excess of his allotment in 1954. In 1958 federal agents impounded Stangland's bank account of $9. (UPI Telephoto) In charge of Gary Hipsherj Grubb, 1012 Charles had his left hand X-rayed at the hospital, Saturday. He was injured while catching a Little or bhelby, the float was judged Via Kocf in tVio ctntA anf mmII be entered in Mansfield's League baseball game at lsnth anmvprcnrv nararia in Open Tonight 'til 8:30 Fantastic Sale of Slightly Marred Famous Brand Radios, TV's and Major and Small Appliances Heise Park Friday night, be held July 12. when he was struck by the The entire delegation of 19 bat of another player.

He suf fered, contusions of his hand "Richlanders helped make the float which had its theme Expansion Of Shelby Water System Studied in anotner Daseoaij acci "For Christ and the Church. dent, James Sheffer, 14, of 219 West Summit playine mm mm mmmmw in the Babe Kuth League Fn painted in large letters across the top. A red background was used on the truck borrowed for the float, with Richland inch water line to Mickey Rd. SHELBY A report on day night was hit on the right Reg. $19.95 All Brass PORTABLE TV STAND, .88 proposed improvements of hand by a ball as he was and up that road to Mans field Ave.

to connect with ex Shelby's water system pre holding the bat. His right pared by Floyd G. Browne thumb was severely cut. isting Iinesthere. The line will furnish water for the new and Associates of Marion, consulting engineers, recom American Machine and Foun Gets Post mends another reservoir north dry Co.

under construction County in large white letters across both sides. BEST COUNTY GROUP Richland County Christian Endeavorers also were judged the "best county group" for activities carried' on during the past year and brought home a cup and certificate. If three of the certificates are south of Mickey Rd. of the city to provide an ade quate water supply for future With Band needs of the city. Cost of this phase of the improvement, $110,000, will be paid through higher water rates which were approved by Mayor Ross Sipes said the new location was recommend SHELBY Gary Kocher.

council earlier this month. The ed because the site of the pres former Shelby High School rates, which will go into ef received, the county will get ent reservoirs would not be fect Aug. 1, represent the first Band member, has been named head drum major of large enough if the city's pop' to keep the cup donated as j. i ri ulation grows and there is a the University of Michigan increase since Shelby purchased the Shelby Water Co. in 1933.

greater demand for water. Marching Band. The two present reservoirs would continue to be used uie ci iiesi-iiiuuias nwaiu. The new cup donated by Finance Director Chester P. Monn of Shelby for the convention was won for the first time by the Franklin County Trained by Dwight W.

Som- erville of Shelby, one of the since they are in a satisfactory location as far as purity top band leaders in the eight- of the water is concerned. group. school Northern Ohio League the Shelby drum major will Richland County also won 500 Register For Lessons In Swimming head the University of Mich The consulting engineers said the proposed intake for the new water system is up igan Band this fall for football games. the Miller-Monn Award for the best junior work and placed second for the most registrations outside the host stream from the sewage treatment plant and no contamina-j SHELBY ACTIVITIES BUCYRUS Approxi-j tion from the treatment plant counties. Miss Patricia Pugh of Shelby served as state Gary headed the band at matelf 500 children have reg Shelby High School for two istered for beginners, inter registrar, and Mary Lou Liv-I would ever reach the water shed that is to be used as wa ter supply.

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and Miss Mary Brook of Gan ges was chairman of the pro ford County Red Cross Mrs. F. C. Kocher of 13 West city's water system as out End Blvd. lined in the engineers report, which has been approved by The classes will get under gram committee ror tne con vention.

STATE OFFICERS council, is $835,900. Officers Elected By way Tuesday, July 8, ana continue each Tuesday and Council has approved going ahead with the first step in State officers were elected Thursday mornings for the duration of the summer pro Church Youth Croup NEW WASHINGTON An ita Green is the new presi the project, extension of a 12 for the fiscal year starting Aug. 1 with the Rev. Clarence Tfnnn rtf Tiavinn llnitor! Rrth. gram at tne pool.

Mrs. Charles Holtshouse, dent of the Youth Fellowship Lodae Holds or the Methodist Church. ren Church minister, a presi dent. Elected to the state board Other officers elected by the group are Calvin McCarthy, vice president; Joyce Osborn, Annual Rites BUCYRUS The Rev of trustees from Richland f-nnntv wprA fJarv Winchor secretary; Roger Ackerman, representative under 21 years Ralph E. Darling, rector of water safety chairman for the Red Cross chapter, is supervising the program.

Dixie Lee Smith and Kay Fowler are assisting her as certified teachers, and their helpers include Mrs. Walter Esterline and daughter, Pat, Ireta Myers, Susan Loewy, Mrs. Willard Ausenheimer, Barbara Nickolson, Judy Radler, Glor treasurer; Mary Lou Klopfen of age; Clyde Mowry of Bell- St. James Episcopal Church, stein, news reporter; Delberta Ankney, pianist; Ted Knapp vule, vice president; Miss Helen Mentzer of Lexington, heirs superintendent; Miss fellowship chairman; Tom was guest speaker at annual memorial services held in the Knights of Pythias Lodge here by of lodges and Patsv Pueh of Shelbv. Inninr 4 Clark, outreach and citizen ship chairman; Douglas Brad shaw, faith and witness chair their auxiliaries in Bucyrus ia Norton and Nancy Baehr.

superintendent; Miss Mary Brook of Ganges, missionary Assisting in ye basket room man; and Roberta Green and and Crestline. The services paid tribute to Mary Lou Klopfenstein, meet ings chairmen. superintendent, and John Gray of Shelby, publicity director. Others from Richland Coun at the pool will be Judy Christman, Nancy Aldrich, Tom Holtshouse and Michael Moser. members who had died during the past three years.

Deceased from Bucyrus in ty attending the convention were Miss Carol Warrick, John Warrick, Dennis Gates Files Bankruptcy (mm cluded Henry J. Stump, August L. Gerhart, Charles G. Scheib, Norman S. Leonard, Ernest G.

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