News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 15

I News Joiui M.i! sli.i,!. 0. 14 Most Anything for Said Wednesday, Nov. 22, 19G7 4 Funeral Director! "GEIGER-KERLlHV Funeral Home 524-5532 TWO 58" sleds, a Chevy truck front endi (one lug, one 8 lug wheel). 2 Medal rinse tubs on stand, S7 Gravely tractor City Woman's Mother Dies MARTINS FERRY Serv 14 Most Anything for Sal with 4 attachments.

28" Bun taw. Turn right off Ashland Rd. to th house on JANSSEN piano, cherry, like new, 83M. Antique hutch cupboard, 865. Old wall Stewart Rd.

526 Stewart. 589-2009, Young Mother Dies In Two-Car Crash East Of Willard 5 -Florists, Funeral Designs phone, 835. Kerosene celllna lamp, milk. MATH, Chem. and Physics College, students) Complete sets of 1983 and 1944 giass(j, j60, calmt Rd.

BABY bed, car' bed, ether babv itemti. American Association for the Advance SISTEK FLORIST ices for Mrs. Ruby Hughes, 69, mother of Mrs. A. C.

Gub-ernath of Mansfield, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday in the ment of Science Journals. 75S-0O84 after 4 chain gas dryer, 9x12 rug, and misc. 1034 Lexington Ave. Rd.

75J-7074 rnone S2J-06I7. p.m CTEOCV TAlumhiit. 'Al. S40. TV Heslop Funeral Home in Mar console, pniico, zj," -w, nana w.

Freeier, Phllco, upright. '84, 890. All In Stuhldreher Floral Company "We, Telearaoh Flowers" tins Ferry. gooo- conaifion. sm-joi WILLARD A 25 year old Willard area mother was killed yesterday when two automobiles collided on a curve -r 524-WU 4 W.

Fourth USED CARPETING Nylon tweed, approximately 180 yards. Can be seen at HOLIDAY INN. GAS RANGE 38" 825. 368 No. Townvlew Circle Phone 755-8781 Mrs.

Hughes, 69, died at on State Route 61, six miles east of wiuara. DAVANO bed and matching chair with orange throw covert. Child's pink quilted her home at Shore Acres, Pittsburgh, Friday evening. A native of Hanging Dead on arrival at Willard both at four brothers, rocker. Red kitchen ttep traoi.

Municipal Hospital was Mrs Lloyd of Shelby, Melvin and Rock, Ohio, she was a former WHEEL HORSE Frank Clint Sales 8. Service 20 Scott Shiloh 86-393t Nancy L. Steinmetz of Liber resident of Martins Ferry. Alfred both of Asmana, and Calvin in Arizona, two sisters, Mrs. Mary Hilton and bhe was the widow of Hiram CORNINGWARE 12 cuo coffee pot.

Alu minum Chrlstmat tree with colored light. Hughes. Mrs. Albert Maynard, both of Hoover floor polisher. Hampster cage, Fish aquarium and motor.

S25-1034. Surviving besides her ORGAN, WURLITZER tplnet with cynv bals. mandolin, ban Hawaiian Guitar etc. Was 81995 Studio used. Now 81595.

EASY TERMS at West Park Shopping Ashland, his step- mother, Mrs. Alfred Stepp of Shelby, two half brothers, Joe Stepp of Shelby and James Stepp with the U. S. Navy; two half sisters, Miss Janet THE WILDLIFE Special Thanksgiving Dance Friday Evening Nov. 24, 8:30 p.m.

to 12:30 Admission $1.25 SNOW TRAILS Center, WILLIAMS MUSIC. 2-0x14 TIRES; 2-0xlJ SNOW tires, 2 670x15 with wheels. Airline radio. Gas daughter are two sons, Charles William of Illinois and Ernest of West Virginia; three other daughters, Mrs. Ralph Ault of Woodsfield, Mrs.

James Little and Mrs. Richard Madden, both of California; 24 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. heater, G. E. TV.

774-2212, Stepp and Miss Rachel Stepp, both of Shelby. EXPENSIVE TOYS CHEAP Girlt and Adults Clothing Phone 758-4337 TRUCK TRACTOR 1961, 409 engine, box SPRINGS and MATTRESS. Phone Services will be held in Inez, Ky. Friends may call in 1-REZNOR gas heater 44,000 BTU, The Rev. John Hamilton FENDER amplifier and fender bast guitar, professional type.

Reasonable. Mr- 2176. GONDOLA Shelving, 12 8-ft. section $25.00 each. Frankla Mltsch't Corner Store, Cor.

Central 8. Orrengt Sts, 524 536 REFRIGERATOR-freeter, frost tree. 14 cu. $125. Tappan gas range, $50.

Washer, $75. Lawn mower, $35. 884-2451. TWO MOUNTED SNOW TIRES white walls 850x14 820.00. Phone 524-8244 HOSPITAL beds 810 each, wheel chair Folding chalrt $2.25 each.

Call 524-4824 otter i p.m. EOUDAY GUESTS? $80 Studio Couch $39.93 $150 Studio couch and matching chair $99.95 $150 3 piece bedroom suite $99.95 $175 2 piece living room suite $129.95 $125 gas range $89.95 $80 value rug FREE (9x12) with any of our 7, 3 room groups. These groups start at $397.77 to $1497. No money down. $3.

a week. CITY FURNITURE 145 N. Main St. 525-2445. 522-821 1 GRAVELY TRACTORS" Sales, Parts, Attachments, Service LOMBARD LIGHTNING Lightweight Chain Saws MID-OHIO GRAVELY 1554 Lexington Ave.

755-8331 BTU gas heater. Call 747-1578 Ray'8 Marathon will officiate for the services. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call COME to the red barn for bargains In new and used furniture. Antiques, gifts, glassware, located on Rout 81 at U.S.

the Barkdull Funeral Home, Shelby, after 4 p.m. today. Mrs. Burger GALION Mrs. Eva L.

Burger, 88, formerly of 528 30 S. 2 miles east of Galion, 468-1878. Wt at the funeral home. 8-A Food Carryout buy, tell, trede. Spaghetti and Spaghetti Sauce TV TOWERS.

10 ft. Soeclal 8.00 BOSTON RESTAURANT ANTENNAS Up to 40 off list price 303 N. Main. 522-2825 picture tubes $12.00 up South Boston Galion, died BRICKER TV 2680 Lexington 884-3111 PI-ZON PIZZA 254 Park Ave. 524-3813 DELIVERY SERVICE this morning in the Galion Ex-Mansfield Nurse Dies Services were scheduled Nursing Home.

9 Tech. Trade Schools CB RADIO SALE I Fall Clearance Sale on All C. B. Units LEXINGTON RADIO 8, TV 884-2600 T4vnirr nv pawnjayS KEY PUNCH COURSES COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FREE Aptitude Tests INTERNATIONAL AUTOMATION INSTITUTE She was a native of Oceola. She was the widow of Frank Burger.

She was a member of ADMIRAL STEREO Phonograph $29.95 Dice ItllTAD TACP tllOOC OUT OF PAWN WATCHES $9.88 up 302 Stewart Towert 522-3383 the Nazarene Church, Galion. LaTaieSf men i uihwuhu rmg c7.rj vp DDAtin UCAf 1 0 Lost Found this morning in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Uniontown, for Mrs. Anna Sorensen, 75, of Uniontown, a former Mansfield nurse, who died Sunday in Uniontown after a long illness. ABANDONS OHIO IN HAIR FUSS Carl Towner, 14, who was suspended from North Olmstead Junior High School near Cleveland for failure to get his haircut, posed yesterday in London where he now plans to attend school.

Carl's father, Ernest Towner, said Monday in a juvenile court hearing in Cleveland that his wife and two sons had gone to England to avoid the hearing. Carl earlier had been ruled delinquent as a truant. (AP UABAaXmiVaC UK nets'. tr 41 VI 111 She has no immediate sur ugareiTS uiun icrs r. um vivors.

LARGE crate from back of truck, lost on route 30 by-pass, In vicinity of Mansfield. Finder please call Tiffin Art Metal Co. TV, Portable, 18" $35. Up to 3 yr. old" 7x35 binoculars, caw a i raps iy.i llCU'C CMITC 1JQt 2 Input 9.9S 419-447-8414 collect.

Reward. Arrangements at the Volk- Fiar Boay uuiiar DRUM SET Cymbal $119.95 FOUND red and white BEAGLE hound. Vicinity of Rt. 39 and Cairnt Rd. She was a registered nurse at Mansfield General Hospital JAVS LOAN, Cor.

4th Main Richardson Funeral Home, Galion, are pending. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday in the funeral home. FOUND Black Persian cat with white tip before moving to Uniontown. V.

T. V. P. II VACUUM on tail. Owner please call the Angell Refuge, 774-597.

She was a native of Upper n.RANKR. Comrjletelv automa LOST: Black and tan coon hound. Vicini Sandusky. tic model, complete witn ail at- ty of Tugent Rd. 14 and Vermilion Twp.

Ray Junior Fuller, 41, Area Steel Hauler, Dies tnr-hmpnts and even renovator. Rd. 185. Reward. Hayesviue wb-wji.

Surviving are two sons, nr-irrinnllv post flnsfl to $200. Will sarrifipB for halance of $34 or Paul of Washington, D. LOST, Calico kitten, orange color, vicinity Dawson, Stewart, Glenwood. Child birthday gift. Please cell S25-0703.

payments of $6 a month. Phone ana David of Baltimore, ward Fuller of Tiro; two sis SHELBY Ray Junior LOST: Rlno of kevt In vicinity of Montgo Mrs. Knight PLYMOUTH Mrs. Dora E. Knight, 83, of 148 Trux died Tuesday night in the Shelby Memorial Hospital.

A native of Huron County, she was a member of the 524-5561. and one daughter, Mrs. Sere baby bed $20. Bucyrus, 562-9530, between 1-4 p.m. or 226' Highland St.

USED Gretch Country Gentleman guitar. Save over $250. METRONOME MUSIC STORE 837 Lexington 756-4085 Open evenings 'til 8:30 HOMEIJTECHAIN SAW The famous "XL" Line XL-101, XL-102, XL-103, XL-104 Stop In end see them NOWI EDRAY ENGINE SERVICE 884-2130 303 Main Lexington, 0.1 1967 Sewing Machine Zigzag a matic. Finger tip control to zigzag, monogram, buttonhole, applique, overcast and sew on buttons. Will do hundreds of beautiful fashion designs.

AS NEW. Will sacrifice for 5 payments of $6.50. Guaranteed. Phone 524-5561. USED TV SETS $25, UP Hours: Mon.

thru Frl. 8:30 A.M. to P.M. Sat. 8:30 A.M.

to 5:30 P.M. D. E. QUEEN TELEVISION 366 So. Diamond Phone 524-2851 ters, Mrs.

Virgil Rheinbalt of mery Ward auto parts. Had a 1968 license tag on ring and nail clippers. Mrs. Wayne ANTIQUES, soapstone, ice chest, dishes. na Rubesne of Pittsburgh, Pa.

misc. 30's eft 314, past Bloomingrova Rd. Fuller, 41, 318 East Mansfield Bucyrus, died today after a six month illness. Hauck, Rt. Bucyrus, o.

om-im. 1st white house, lett. Marco and Mrs. Lloyd Dennis, also in California. FOUND: Beagle, In vicinity of Bangor-ville Rd.

Can be claimed at 629 N. Sandusky Mt. Vernon, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. IT'S A DIRTY SHAME to put up Services will be held in The Mr.

Fuller was born in Ru Burial will be in Lorain, O. Pilaia Rites Funeral, high mass for Plymouth Golden Agers, Re lost GIRL'S PEARL RING with chip with dull carpets. Bright-tone shampoo brightens as it cleans. 99c rents electric shampooer all diamond (white gold) at Welles rest becca Lodge of New Haven, room. Reward.

524-0108 or 747-1 ral Retreat, but spent most of his life in Shelby. He moved to Bucyrus two years ago. He was a steel hauler Dye Home of J. H. Finefrock and Sons, Shelby at 3 p.

m. Saturday. Rev. Cecil Hayes. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery, Shelby.

Friends ana the Plymouth Methodist Church. LOST day. A to RENTAL CENTER, MAN'S Electric Timex watch, brown band, Thursday Nov. 16, reward. 774-2344.

Samuel Pilaia, 63, known also 1524 W. 4th, 529-3443. We deliver for Roethlisberger Transfer 'i She is survived by her hus FOUND: Beagle In vicinity of Imperial Estates. Can ge claimed by calling S89- as Jimmy Young, a Mansfield barber, will be offered Co. He attended The Church may call in the funeral home 5128.

band Clifford; a daughter, Mrs. Donald Roe of Shelby; a of The Nazarene, Shelby. He WESTINGHOUSE freezer, Tappan range. by Msgr. James F.

Hebbeler Deluxe Infant Recliner By Union Carbide Base in Gardenia White with cor from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. i er aist, ImitmI hv mistake was a member of the Teem- Large rug suitaDie tor boys room or rec. room. 524-9082.

son, uuy of Shelby! two Weds, evening at Perkins Pancake House. 529-3430. sters Union and a Veteran of in St. Peter's Catholic Church at 9:30 a.m. Friday.

Burial will be in Mansfield Catholic grandchildren and six responding Duckling Yellow cush World War II. 1 1 Travel Transportation Wheel tfnorse. Cemetery. YOUR car delivered to any part of Surviving are his wife, 11 sons, Pvt. Franklin Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday in the McOuate U. S. A. Ice licensed, insured, and oona-ed. (216) 243-4550.

Insured Drlveaway. The Rosary will be recited course Mrs. Denny Mrs. Hazel Denny, 79, for many years associated with the former Neva Ditwiler Hat Sh(r. here, died Tuesday in Wooster, where she ioning.

$7.95 FRANKIE MITSCH'S Corner Store Cor. Central Orange Sts. 324-5361 ORIVERS TO FLORIDA, Fuller, Ft. Meade, Pvt. Funeral Home.

The Rev. at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Geiger-Herlihy Funeral Home Leroy Fuller in Bowling Richard Harper will officiate. Strongsvllle. Insured Drlveaway.

Schonauer Tractor Sales 321 N. Trimble 5291488 Green, Donald, of Nor- Burial will be in the Manle where friends may call after 13 Wanted to Buy Swap co, Harry, of Howe, Grove Cemetery at New Ha 7 p.m. today. Mr. Pilaia died u.

n. ni.nn Jimmy, Bobby, Billy, ven. Friends may call at the yesterday shortly after being had made her home the past jVlblKUNUWC JWU3IV, 837 Lexington Ave. 756-4085 open evenings 'til 8:30 runerai home Thursday from Ronnie, Joey, Allen and Ricky Fuller, all at home; three admitted to Mansfield (iener al Hospital. four years.

4 to p.m. ana 7 to 9 p.m. WANTED Solid Maple bedroum suite ty near Willard. Patrolmen said Mrs. Steinmetz was driving south on the wet roadway when she apparently lost control of her sports car on the curve.

Her car crossed the center line and "swung around" into the path of a car, driven by John W. Sanders, 21, of 170 West Main Norwalk. Sanders suffered minor injuries but did not require treatment, patrolmen said. Mrs. Steinmetz died as the result of a broken neck, the coroner ruled.

LIFETIME RESIDENT Mrs. Steinmetz was a lifetime resident of Willard. She was employed as a shipping clerk at the R. R. Donnelley and Sons Willard.

She was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren Church and the Willard Emblem Club. Survivors include one son, Douglas, two daughters, Robin and Jo Lynn, all at home, her Mrs. Donald Evans of Willard, her father, Clinton Ashley of Akron, one sister, Mrs. Thomas Houser of Willard, one brother, Jeffrey Ashley of Willard. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday from the Secor Funeral Home, Ashland, conducted by the Rev. Harry Adams. Burial will be in the New Haven Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Thursday in the funeral home.

Edward Hudson LEXINGTON Edward Hudson, 47, of Lexington, was pronounced dead on arrival at General Hospital at 4:45 p.m. yesterday after collapsing at work at Perfection Manufacturing Corp. Mr. Hudson was completing his first day on the job as a cement finisher when he was stricken. Police said Mr.

Hudson had been under a physician's care for a heart ailment. He was born in Woolwich, Me. He had spent most of his life in Maine but had resided in Lexington for the past 14 months. He was a veteran of World War II. He was a member of the bricklayers' union.

Survivors include his wife, Alice; one daughter, Mrs. Emily Baker of Bath, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Norma Kinder of Lexington; a stepson, Clarence Sawyer of Ston-ington, six grandchildren, and five brothers and a sister in Maine. Services and burial are scheduled for Saturday afternoon in Bath, Me. Lexington arrangements are in charge of the Snyder Funeral Home, Lexington.

Mrs. Bricker SHELBY Mrs. Ruth Marie Bricker, 66, widow of Byron Bricker, of 17 Raymond Shelby, died yesterday in Shelby Memorial Hospital. She was born in Green-springs but spent most of her life in Jackson Township, Richland County. She was a member of the First Methodist Church, Shelby, and the Union Grange.

Survivors include one son, Byron B. in Connecticut, three daughters, Mrs. Harold Martin in New Jersey, Mrs. Robert Welsh in Brazil and Miss Annette at home, two brothers, two sisters and eight grandchildren. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m.

Saturday from the Bark-dull Funeral Home, Shelby, conducted by the Rev. Stanley Shoemaker. Burial will be in Mansfield Memorial Park. Friends may call Friday afternoon and evening in the funeral home. Rev.

E. J. Stepp SHELBY The Rev. Elijah Stepp, 42, of 13 Grace Shelby, died yesterday NO REASON FOR FREEBN! must be tairiy new. Phone 524-0708 Mrs.

Denny was born in Norwich. She lived in Mans daughters, Mrs. Jerry Smith of Howard, Carol Fuller and Debra Fuller both at We buy and sell r.nnn used FURNITURE Miss Stucker MILLERSBURG Miss Car Crash Fatal field for about 30 years, much RADER'S, 598 Grace St. 524-9971 home; his parents Mr. and uAMTCrt Tnn rinllar BJliri LANCASTER (UPI) Jer of the time at 520 Davis Rd.

She is survived by a sister, Mrs. J. C. Fuller of Narco, for good antiques, china, glass, furniture ry Buck, 25, of Columbus, ciocks etc. nertcn-t Miss Edith Fogle, and a Anna B.

Stucker, 78, of Holmesville, died yesterday in Pomerene Memorial Hospital, Millersburg. two brothers, Fred, of Churchville, and Ed- was killed in a one-car crash four miles east of here on niece, Ann Fogle, both of 124 ANTIQUES. Cutglass. dolls, china, guns, coverlets, furniture. WALDO'S, 1012 Burkwood, 758-2858, 524-0468, 524-3871.

FALL WINDOW SPECIAL Lind Ave. Mrs. Denny was a U. S. 22, the state Highway member of Linden Road Unit She spent most of her life WILL trade 57 Chevy Vi ton truck for sheep or 3 day calves.

Ph. 696-3698 Patrol reported. ed Presbyterian Church. Kirkwood Rites ASHLAND Services will in Fredericksburg and Woos-ter, moving to Holmesville 12 IMMEDIATE cash paid vou for any kind Funeral arrangements will years ago. be in charge of the J.

H. Fi- of old gold, sterling, silver, coins, diamonds, rings, brooches, pins, art objects, collections, jewelry, sliver dollars, collectors items, and estates. Mansfield Auc Classified be held Friday at the Gilbert Funeral Home for Mrs. and Sons Funeral She was a member of the tion Co. K.w.

Bricker. 884 am. Home. Madge Wharton Kirkwood, Federated Church, LOGS and Standing Timber, walnut, H. Maple, Poplar, W.

Oak and Cherry. NO YARD TREES. I Death Notices Aluminum Combination WINDOWS DOORS 73, of Shiloh, RD 2, who died Sunday. ASHBROOK Surviving are one brother. Mitchell industries inc.

P. O. Box 2081 Mansfield, Ohio Former Area Resident Dies Charles Leroy Weber, 68, of A former school teacher, WANTED: Four wheel manure spread.er Foster Stucker of Wooster and one sister, Mrs. Fred Frye of Wooster. she was born in Richland County.

She was a member of New Idea preferred, give price and con dition. Abe J. Raber, Greenwich, Ohio, Mansfield First Christian Route 2. 44837. Buckeye Lake, died Tuesday at Newark Hospital.

Ellsworth Paul Ashbroc. 3M Thompson Avenue. Marion, retired Marlon Foundry molder, brother of Mrs. Eliza Dwinell, passed away In the home of his niece. Mrs.

Joseph Sauer, 2111 Sprlngmill Road, Monday morning. Friends may call In the Wughes-Deming Funeral Home. Marion, where services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at three thirty o'clock. Interment In Marion Cemetery. (J.

H. Finefrock Sons) Services will be held at 2 14 Most Anything for Sale Church, Shiloh Eastern Star and American Legion Mr. Weber was born it TROPICAL FISH 312 Home Rd. South, 1 to 8 p.m. Easy Terms Up To 5 Years rl -'ji T0Payii I MENS clothing, size 40 short.

Suits, top Richland County and lived there most of his life until p.m. Friday from the Elliott-Hartline Funeral Home, Millersburg, conducted by the Rev. Darwin Haynes. Burial will be in the Fredericksburg East Cemetery. Friends may Surviving are a daughter, coat, underwear, shoes, etc.

Good condi tion. 522-4892. FLORO Triple Track Aluminum WINDOWS and 2 DOORS INSTALLED ON YOUR HOME Mrs. Harlan McDaid, a son, Elden E. Kirkwood, both of SELECT your Christmas gifts now.

Small deposit will hold your LAYAWAYS. FRANK'S BARGAIN SPOT, 108 N. Main. Mansfield, and two grandchil moving to Buckeye Lake five years ago. He was a retired carpenter.

He was a member of the Shelby Evangelal United Brethren Church. call Thursday afternoon and CHAIN saw 16" Heavy duty) T. V. Elco dren. evening in the funeral home.

Scope 460-J" and Color generator. No. 1245 Call 747-5801. Services are set for 1:30 BUFFET table and chairs 823, record Surviving are two daugh cabinet $8, V. $6, large trunk 88, tilt back chair $11, Stuff chair $9, Women's p.m., Friday.

Rev. William C. Newman will officiate. William Solinger CRESTLINE William A. ters.

Mrs. Clvde Heubereer used clothes assorted sues, 9 12 rug 89, Elmer R. Floro of 888 West Fourth a retired truck driver for Yellow Transit husband of Mrs. Isabella Cameron Floro, father of Elisha L. Flora, Alexander Floro, Mrs.

Harry K. Davidson and Mrs. Gail Cordrey, brother of George Floro, John Floro and Mrs. Myrtle Carpenter, passed away in Mansfield General Hospital Wednesday. Friends may call in the J.

H. Finefrock Sons Funeral Home where services will be conducted Friday afternoon at. three o'clock by Rev. Harold L. Konz, pastor of St.

Johns United Church of Christ. Interment in Mansfield Cemetery, The family prefers that Memorial Expressions be made to the Organ Fund of St. Johns United Church of Christ. (J. H.

Finefrock Sons) Friends may call at the fu desk $16.50. 774-2240 and Miss Shirley Weber, both Solinger. 81. of 109 Arnold i5 "12 neral home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m., and burial will be in Ashland Cemetery. Contri of Buckeye Lake; one sister, Mrs.

Sylvia Rigg of Shelby, and several nieces and ne 5y 0 25 INCH drift wood gas logs, $65; Copper-tone refrigerator $95; 19 in. portable TV, $75; 21 In. RCA Console TV, $45; 30 In. elec. range, $65; Elee dryer, $551 Alto saxaphone $25.

522-0437. Crestline, died yesterday after suffering a heart at butions may be made to the phews. WE finance 'Most First Na tack while hunting on a farm one mile northeast of heart fund. tional bank of Mansfield 14 conveni Services will be held in The ent locations. Dye Home of J.

H. Finefrock FOSS FREE measuring Service HOMER BROWN BUYS and SELLS USED FURNITURE, 548 N. Stewart Rd 589-4782. He was born in Crestline. A and Sons, Shelby, at 1 p.m.

Saturday by Rev. Bevan Kim- SPINET PIANO, $399 or $10.75 per month. Beautiful Mahogany finish and mel. Burial will be in Oak retired millwright of the Schill he operated a lawnmower shop. BRAND NEW.

Williams Music Center. Woman Hurt In Robbery Mrs. Virginia Smollen. 42. West Park Shopping Center, 529-3921.

land Cemetery, Shelby. Friends may call in the fu Ida Sims Foss, 84, 42? Scholl Road, widow of John Frederick Foss, died Monday at Mansfield General Hospital. Born September 2, 1883 in Crestline, Ohio. Survivors are one son, Harold J. Foss, one daughter, Mrs.

Ewald Engstrom, three grandchildren, Douglas, Michael and Michelle Foss. Funeral services will be held at the Wappner Funeral Home Friday at 1:00 P.M. by Rev. Harold L. Konz.

Burial will be made in the Mansfield Cemetery. Wappner Funeral Directors TABLES, chairs, end tables all new and in excellent condition. Bargain Barn, 2001 W. 4th. 529-3616.

Aluminum Combination DOORS Surviving are one daughter. neral home Thursday from 2 2 Track Aluminum Combination WINDOWS to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday Mrs. John Ridey of Crestline, one brother, Ralph of Marion ana rnaay. of 275 Greendale was treated at General Hospital last night for injuries and Standard Size Millfnish and one sister, Mrs.

Florence Fawley of Crestline. PILAIA Repossessed Stereo AM-FM Radio 4 speed automatic changer, 1967 console model with record storage tpace. Originally told for over $400, balance due $147, or $6.50 per mo. to reliable party. Will accept trade-in.

FREE home trial. 524-2000. nervous snocK after she was knocked down and robbed of her nurse on West Fourth 50 Services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday from the Beck Malabar Play-Opens Friday 26 Funeral Home, Crestline, near Main. Amplifiers and Guitars, $39.95 up.

Used Samuel (Jimmy Young) Pilaia, aged 63, of 1290 Lexwood husband of Mrs. Pauline Kahamasky Pilaia, father of James, brother of Mrs. Jennie Caputo, Mrs. Bessie Cuccia, passed away Tuesday at Mansfield General Hospital. Friends may call at the Geiger-Herlihy Funeral Home after 7:00 p.m.

Wednesday. Funeral High Mass will be offered by Msgr. James F. Hebbeler at St. Peters Catholic Church Friday morning at conducted by the Rev.

Olyn Hill. Burial will be in Green- Malabar High School jun Mrs. Smollen was released Drum Sets $94.95 up West Park Shopping Center, Williams Music 529-3921. iors are holding final dress 1 a Cemetery, Crestline, after treatment for abdomi nal bruises. RANGE, electric, Tappan, very good con Friends may call beginning renearsais for the comedy, "You Can't Take It With dition.

TV, blonde, oak, westinghouse. 529-3115. tonight in the funeral home. Police said Mrs. Smollen 9:30.

Burial will be In Mansfield You" they will present in the GIRLS 24 inch BICYCLE, good condition. told them she was approxl SIS. NcW BONOO DRUMS, 83. Phone school auditorium at 8 p.m. Catholic Cemetery.

The rosary will be recited at the funeral home Thursday evening at 1:00. Geiger-Herlihy. naay ana aaturaay. DELUXE WESTINGHOUSE frost free 12 mately 30 feet west of Main when a youth of 15 to 16 years walked up beside her, pushed We Will Special Order and Style any Type Combination Window You Need! FREE Removable and Disposal of Old Windows and doors. NO MONEY DOWN Use HMC Handy Remodeling Charge Account FREE ESTIMATES FREE DELIVERY ft.

refrigerator, excellent condition. 4 Funeral Directors 543 South Russell Rd. 756-5718. Thief Has Hot Dollars Ray Gerrell is director of the George S. Kaufman and Mose Hart play which gained prominence in the late 1930's.

her down and grabbed- her purse as she was transferring Because Landmark Farm Bureau is the natural place to buy your BIRD SEED, you get much bet J. H. Finefrock Sons ASHLAND There's a at the American Machine and the purse from one arm to the other. The purse contained a Christmas club thief walking around Ashland Foundry Ashland, where he had been employed for the County jingling hot silver dol ter prices on CRACKED CORN, WHEAT. SUNFLOWER SEED and on Landmark's special BIRD SEED MIXTURE.

Also, good savings on BIRD HOUSES. You check. Total loss was esti mated at $75. lars in his pocket. past nine months, apparently Watch For Grand Opening Date of Our Newest Location In the Near Future at 1092 W.

4th St. of a heart attack. The thief last night stole $140 dollars in cash, 23 silver Jones Memorial Teresa Pelffer Director Park Ava. West-322-8111 He was a former employe save if you buy from LANDMARK FARM BUREAU 24 E. Third St.

In Mansfield Benefits Considered dollars and carted off a $200 LOUDONVILLE Village fiome material Son Talks Set Sunday ASHLAND "Teachers Look at Teenagers" will be the theme of an Ashland Ministerial Assn. a for parents of high school and junior high school age children Sunday. Members of the first group will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Trinity Lutheran Church; members of the second, 7:30, First Evangelical United Brethren. tape recorder, three rings and an electric wrist watch from the home of Mr.

and officials and employes will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the BUY SELL Furniture, eppliancea THOMPSON USED FURNITURE 205 Hedges 524-7048 Mrs. Ed Sutter of the Ponda village hall to weigh plans for of the Wilkins Air Force Depot. He was a member of the United Baptist Church, Inez, Ky. 1 i are his wife, Jewel, two sons, Paul and El-ijah, both at home, two daughters, Phyllis and Verna, GUNS: 12 ga-3 Ithot Hand used twice.

WAPPNER FUNERAL DIRECTORS 522-5211 rosa farm on State Rt. 30-A increasing group insurance Remington 22 pump, model $570. Both ior MANSFIELD 154-IM Orantje St. 522-7711 GALION 408 South Market St. 4M-MH $50.

525-3720. SHELBY Wall St. Lumbar Co. 342-5224 near Mifflin, the Ashland County Sheriff's Dept. report DAVENPORT and chair.

Alto daveno-bed. benefits for village employes. About 25 will be covered, Mayor Mel Shilling All good condition. ed. pnona sey-eia)..