MONDAY, JULY 15, 1968 PAGE 2-A SECTION THE TIMES RECORDER, ZANESVILLE, OHIO Mrs. Lida McKnight Of Shawnee Dies Mrs. Lida McKnight, 83, of Shawnee died unexpectedly of an apparent heart attack at 4 a.m. Saturday (July 13) at her home. Born in Shawnee, Aug.
27, 1884, she was a daughter of Samuel and Ann Hughes Griffith. Surviving are a son, Fred of Shawnee: two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Huston of Shawnee and Miss Mary Sue McKnight of the home; a brother, Morgan Griffith of Copley; four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call Humphrey Funeral Home in Shawnee. Services will be held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday at the funeral home with Donald Koch of Jehovah's Witnesses officiating. Burial will be in Shawnee Cemetery. Mrs. Katherine Hamilton Mrs. Katherine S.
Hamilton, 85, of Glenford Route 1 died: at 11:15 p.m. Saturday (July 13) at Lighthizer Nursing Home where she had been a patient three years. Born near Gratiot, Oct. 1892, she was a daughter of John and Sarah Willey Schaefer. Surviving are a sister, Miss Lena Schaefer of 533 Glendale Bomb Damages Mexican Office CHICAGO -A bomb taped to a large glass front door of the Mexican government's tourism office on North Michigan Avenue shattered glass doors and windows Sunday.
Police said the bomb exploded about 6 a.m. when the office was unoccupied. A patrolling car heard the blast several blocks away, Josephine Orta, an employe, said she was at a loss to find a motive for the bombing. She said there had been no labor problems or threats. The Mexican Consulate in New York City was bombed on April 22 and since then five other foreign missions or tourist offices in the city have been bombed.
The bombings 0C- curred at the offices of countries which trade with Cuba and New York police believe they were the result of antiCastro groups. David L. Stigler Peoples Life Insurance Company are proud to announce the employment of David L. Stigler to their company. Dave is a graduate of Crooksville High School, member of St.
Nicholas Church and the local Jaycees. Dave and his wife, the former Elaine Ramsey reside at 1927 Myrtle Zanesville. Dave has been employed with Peoples 17 weeks and ranks 5th in his district. 345 ARTHUR BRYAN funeral Home 2318 Maple Ave. Phone 452-8466 Deaths and Funerals avenue; and a number of nieces and nephews.
Her husband, Thomas, died in 1959. Friends may call at DeLong and Baker Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home with Rev. P.
E. Wright officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery at Brownsville. Young Infant Graveside services for Tod Anthony Young, infant son of Daniel and Carol Blue Young of 106 Eighth street, who died at birth Saturday, will be held at 2 p.m. today at Mount Calvary Cemetery with Monsignor Linus Dury officiating.
DeLong and Baker Funeral Home is in chrge of arrangements. Gifford Service Services for Carl E. Gifford, 77, of 1215 Newark road, retired metalurgist of the Armco Steel plant on Linden avenue, who died Saturday, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Blue Avenue Chapel of Bolin Funeral Home. Rev.
Howard Spitnale will officiate and burial will be in Memorial Park. Active pallbearers are Gordon Gifford Harold Adams, Walter Doak, Hobart Vensil, George Snyder and John Ludman. Honorary pallbearers are William Murphy, Fred Fristoe, D. H. Moyer, Maurice Lane, Dr.
W. L. Cruise, Wilfred Wise, William Gardner, Albert Hoffner, G.B. Hohnston and William Keslar. Friends may call at the funeral home until time of service.
Roxey Combs BARTLETT Roxey (Rex) Combs, 73, of Bartlett, a retired businessman, died at 10:30 a.m. Sunday (July 14) in Marietta Memorial Hospital. He was born Oct. 11, 1894, Tarriff, W. a son of Millian and Julia Tallman Combs.
He was a member of the Masonic lodge at Tarriff and attended Bartlett United Methodist Church. Surviving are his widow, the former Lena J. Holland, whom he married in 1917; two sons, Donvill of Ann Arbor, Mich. and Harold of Bellville, a daughter, Mrs. Edith Little of Tillamook, a brother, Sam Combs of Tarriff; a sister, Mrs.
Charles Simmons of Charleston, W. nine grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, A brother, Mayford, is deceased. The body was taken to Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home at Chesterhill. Mrs. Grace McDonald Mrs.
Grace H. McDonald, 74, of Columbus, a former Zanesville resident, died unexpectedly of a heart condition at 8 p.m. Saturday (July 13) at Riverside Hospital in Columbus. A native of Zanesville, she was born Dec. 13, 1894, a daughter of Benjamin and Mary Fritz Hartmeyer.
She was a member of Bexley United Methodist Church and Columbus Country Club. Her husband, Joseph O. McDonald owner of Columbus Packard agency for many years, died in 1958. Surviving are a son, Joseph Jr. of Columbus; two daughters, Mrs.
Suart Stuart (Jean) Stiffey of Bay Village and Mrs. George (Joan) Kreiger er of Columbus; two sisters, Mrs. Doris Kappes of Phoenix, Arix. and Mrs. Mildred Reinhold of Zanesville; two stepdaughters, Mrs.
Loretta Faine Lakewood and Mrs. Charles Swellbach of Weston, and 1 11 grandchildren. The body was taken to Leach and Son Funeral Home in Columbus where friends may 2 to 4 p.m, and 7 to 9 p.m. today. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Columbus, Mrs. Mary Belle Law Dies BEALLSVILLE Mrs. Mary Belle Law, 84, of Beallsville died Friday evening (July 12) a Beveridge Nursing Home here where she had been a patient 25 years. She was born near Graysville, March 18, 1884, a daughter of Benjamin and Lavina Walter Rose.
She was a member of the Methodist church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Lavina Blair of Ravenna and Mrs. Mabel Hall of Frederickstown; five grandchildren and 15 great children; four brothers, Charles, Frank and Tom of Frederickstown and George of South Carolina and a sister, Gennie Grayham of Beallsville. Friends may call at HarperCampbell Funeral Home here where services will be held at 1 p.m.
today with Evangelist Tom Butterfield officiating. Burial will be in Beallsville Cemetery. ph Mod will I A Undaunted by pouring rain, French Bastille Day parade Sunday. This year paratroopers march down the Champs marks the 179th anniversary of the storming Elysees from the Are de triomphe to the of the Bastille prison during the French Place de la Concorde during the annual Revolution. Demonstrations Are Staged French Mark Bastille Day PARIS (UPI)-Police dispersed rock-throwing strators in the Latin Quarter with tear gas Sunday night.
A few hours earlier President Charles de Gaulle led Frenchmen in observing the 179th anniversary of Bastille Day by riding grandly down the Champ Elysees in an open car. The new clashes followed demonstrations Saturday night and early Sunday at the Place de Bastille. Only small groups of demonstrators engaged police Sunday night. Large numbers of police, helmeted and armed with clubs and protective DeLong and Baker FUNERAL HOME Thoughtfully, we heed the wishes of the family in every detail off our service. W.
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5th St. Phone 452-9356 Friends In The Hospital A public- service feature available to all hospitals in this area Bethesda ADMITTED Mrs. Anna M. Bryan, 506 Indiana street. Danny Wayne Lytle, Mount PAL-FOR-THE DAY Mrs.
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Twin City News Movie Set Today For Children CONNELSVILLE A movie party will be held at p.m. today at the Twin City Opera House for the children completing the summer reading club at Kate Love Simpson Library. Each child was required to read 15 books to be eligible for the party. Children may now pick up their dragons at the library. Hospital Circle Good Samaritan Hospital Charity Circle 15 will, meet at 8 p.m.
today at the social room of the Morgan County Welfare Building. Mrs. Florence Harlan will serve as hostess. Surgical Patient Mrs. Robert Barkhurst, former local resident, recently underwent surgery at Wood County Hospital in Bowling Green.
Dogwood Borer Treatment Is Needed Early Treatment for dogwood borer is needed now. Examine the trunk of the tree for signs of injury by this pest. The borer feeds on the living part of the tree just under the bark, says Extension Entomologist Richard Miller. Feeding causes the bark to crack and separate from the heartwood and the separation usually extends from the base of the tree to the first side branch. Damage is normally found on the Northeast side of the trunk.
The Ohio State University specialist explains that the adult of the borer is a moth and emerges from infested trees the last of May and is most abundant the latter part. of June. Eggs are laid at the base of the trees and on the trunk and larger branches of older trees. Borders can be controlled by spraying with DDT or dieldrin 50 per cent wettable powder at the rate of four tablespoons per gallon of water. Spray the trunk and lower branches until they are thoroughly whitened by the insecticide.
You'll need three I applications spaced a month a part. Send Cables MOSCOW -Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny Sunday sent a Bastille Day telegram to French President Charles de Gaulle hailing the "expanding cooperation" between the two nations, it was announced. Premier Alexei Kosygin sent a similar cable to Premier Maurice Couve de Murville. Hillis UNERAL HOME of Christ. Interment Soldiers Circle, Cemetery.
935 Forest Avenue Phone 452-5494 L. Cpl. Oliver Zinimon Jr. age 20, U.S. Marines.
Services 1:30 p.m. Monday. Church of God and Saints Mrs. Gloria Jean Bird, Mount Perry Route 1. Mrs.
Sharon Sue Pidco*ck, New Lexington Route 2. James Leo Rohrabaugh, Cambridge. Mrs. Janet Sue Taylor, 1063 Alice street. Mrs.
Jennie Marie Hayes, 2322 Verneva street. William M. Barnett, New Concord Route 2. Fred Clarence Kinney, Dresden. Mrs.
Jeanne Ann Barber, Crooksville. Clyde Lucious Phillis, Reinersville. Harmon Isaac Butler, 814 Elberon avenue. Edward Dewey Hall, 407 East Indiana street. Ernest Roy Walker 950 Maple avenue.
Mrs. Evelyn Lane Thompson, 717 Merrick avenue. Mrs. Lucille Iona West, Cumberland Route 1. Mrs.
Lucinda Garey, Moxahala. Rollin Ball, 1117 Clay street. Crystal Lynn Doyle, 1108 Arch street. Michael Wade Doyle, 1008 Arch street. John Edward Hughes, 1520 I Indiana street.
Hallie C. Weekley, Route 1. Mrs. Winfired H. McKirahan, New Concord.
Mrs. Pauline Zetta McNemar, Nashport Route 2. Edward Clarence Finlay, Coshocton Route 1. Lyman W. Wilson, Norwich.
Mrs. Ollie Mae Dillon, Frazeysburg Route 3. William Earl Fortner, White Cottage. Mrs. Florence A.
Leedom, Route 8. Mrs. Bernice E. Studer, Vil, lage drive. Mrs.
Gloria Mae Mercer, 1155 Roosevelt avenue. TREATED AND DISMISSED Edward C. Finley, Coshocton Route Bruce Smith, Reynoldsburg; Jerrold Smith, 506 Putnam avenue; Forest 506 Putnam avenue; Forest Shields, 1348 Jewett drive; Harold Baughman, 1334 Pfeifer drive. DISMISSED Mrs. Alice Jo Wyatt, 1452 Crown street; Mrs.
Janice Louise Sherer, Somerset; Mrs. Mildred VanSickle, Philo; Mrs. Lura Joan Franklin, Caldwell; Dick Brent Graham 831 Larzelere avenue; Wil lard Grubb, McConnelsville. Clarence Andrew Hatfield, Route Mrs. Doris Irene Kramer, 1659 Linden avenue; Carl Dena Smith, Route Mrs.
Gertrude Jane Martin, 1022 Sharon avenue; Raymond E. Butler, South Zanesville; Miss Ada Showers, Route 7. Mrs. Gay Alene Clark, 1960 Normandy drive; Donald Eugene Fox, Ridge road; Russell Edward Fye, 425 Hedgewood avenue; Mrs. Lois Faye Gibbon, Shawnee; Henry Lewis Hoxhstetler, Adamsville Route Mrs.
Mary Ethel Holcomb, Blue Rock Route 2. Mrs. Judith Kay Klingler, Crooksville; William Prather, 2421 Glen drive; Mrs. Barbara Belle Reed, Cumberland Route Leonard Gene Smith, Frazeysburg Route 1. Albert Eugene Stewart, 1034 Putnam avenue; Mrs.
Susan Abigail Tennant, Pleasant City; Mrs. Evelyn. Waxler, 833 Leonard avenue; Mrs. Linda Karen Wilson, 380 White Oak avenue. TR Weather Report: Hot By United Press International Variable cloudiness warm and knots Monday.
Partly cloudy Ohio: continued Humid with scattered showers Monday. Variable cloudiness quite warm and humid with and thundershowers mainly through aft- West Virginia: scattered mainly afternoon and ernoon and evening Mostly fair through Tuesday evening thundershowers through Tuesday. Highs Monday upper but widely scattered thunderTuesday. Highs Monday upper 80s and lower 90s. showers.
Monday night low 60 80s and low 90s. Erie: to 70. Highest Monday and TuesLake winds 10 to day 84 to 92. Western Pennsylvania: Southwesterly 0. since June 16 when police ousted rebellious students who had occupied the Sorbonne to start the 1968 revolution.
At least '12 persons were injured and 208 arrested only hours after De Gaulle's new government said it would maintain "complete order." De Gaulle and his new premier, Maurice Couve de Murville, were capitalizing on an overwhelming majority won by Gaullist candidates in the parliamentary elections last month. The strife Saturday night reflected an atmosphere of unrest and unhappiness with the Gaullist government by thousands of students and workers. 421 PUTNAM AVE. 1271 BLUE AVE. Bolin Russell Kenneth M.
0. Bolin Bolin Phone 452-4551 Funeral Homes GIFFORD Carl E. Funeral arrangements incomplete, Friends may call today 2 to 4 pm. and 7 to 9 p.m. at our Blue Ave, chapel.
McGEE Infant Michael. Graveside services 10 a.m. today at the Wesleyan Union Chapel Cemetery. P.M. EST 7 15 00 PREVIEW OF ESSA WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST WARM TO 7:00 COOLER- 00 MONTREAL TORONTO NEW YORK KANSAS CITY SAN FRANCISCO HOT 90 UPIWEATHER SHOWERS NATIONAL SUMMARY will prevail tonight over the Pacific Scattered showers and thundershowers northwest, the Lakes region, northern New portions of England, the the southeast.
southern Fair Plains to partly and cloudy skies will occur elsewhere. Somewhat cooler weather is in store for the Pacific northwest while warm and hot continue over the remainder temperatures, PREDICTED TEMPERATURES Today's High 85 Today's Low 71 SUNDAY'S TEMPERATURES Sunday's High Sunday's Low 70 8 72 p.m. .83 10 a.m... 73 6 p.m. .83 Noon 70 8 p.m.
80 2 p.m... 78 10 p.m. 78 PRECIPITATION Last 24 hours WEATHER ELSEWHERE Portland Ore. cy By United Press International Raleigh pc Richmond cy High Low St. Louis pc ..95 Atlanta pc 78 70 San Fran ..63 85 65 Salt Lake City Boston Buffalo Christn .89 75 Spokane cy 75 89 61 Seattle cy S.C.
Chicago Columbus 91 68 Wichita pc ......93 70 Washington pc O. cy Des Moines 92 El Paso ...98 OHIO SKIES Houston pc 78 Sunset today Indianapolis 69 Sunrise tomorrow Kansas City pc Moonrise tomorrow 64 Last Quarter July Los Angeles Miami Beach pc 82 Vega high overhead at moonrise. Memphis 90 72 PROMINENT STAR pc Minn-St. Paul ...90 69 VISIBLE PLANETS 74 Venus sets 9:16 New Orleans cy New York pc 69 Jupiter sets Phoenix 106 77 Saturn follows the moon. Pittsburgh pc 88 Mercury rises .....5:00 Three Drownings Reported 68 76 56 50 m.
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15 Persons Die On Ohio's Highways During Weekend COLUMBUS (UPI) Ohio weekend traffic fatalities climbed to at least 15 by late Sunday as the pleasant weather permitted motorists to enjoy outof-town travel. The United Press International survey, which started at 6 p.m. Friday, also listed three drownings, a fire death and a shopping center accidental death. The fatalities by days: Friday Night 'East Liverpool: Charles S. Lasure, 35, Wellsville, fatally injured in a two-car accident at Straton.
Clark: Kimberly Guthrie, 2, Millersburg, killed when thrown from a motorcycle south of here. Columbus; Phillip Blevins 13, Groveport, died of injuries received when thrown from the back of a pickup truck in Great Southern Shopping Center here. Saturday Northwood: Mrs. Ethel Lewis, 63, Fremont, killed in a twocar collision. at an intersection here.
Akron: Joseph Waters, 69, Akron, killed when his bicycle was struck by car. Canton: Mattie E. Overholt, 60, Hartville, passenger in 'car that left county road. and crashed in Stark. County.
Bryan: Bessie Short, 66, Stryker, killed in an auto collision at the intersection of Ohio 127 and Williams County Road K. Dayton: Ralph Dobson 75, Knoxville, died when overcome by smoke during a fire at the home of his son in suburban Kettering. Uniontown: William Kinney, 3, North Canton, drowned in the Atwater Park swimming pool in Stark County. Lima: Charles F. Johnson, 45,1 Lima, killed in crash of his motorcycle on an Allen County road.
McConnellsville: Ronald Status Symbols LONDON -The chairman of the British Tie Manufacturers Association said Sunday the group conducted a survey on British men who wear school, regimental or club ties and found that two out of three had no real right to wear them. Such ties are considered status symbols. Picnic Planned Temple, 'Pythian Sisters, will hold a picnic at 15 p.m. Tuesday at Putnam Hill Park. Rose Temple and Dresden Temple will be guests.
A covered dish supper will begin at 6 p.m. Swartz, 22, Columbus, drowned Muskingum River. Cleveland: Thomas Harmon, 21, Cleveland, killed when his motorcycle collided with a car at an intersection here. Ravenna: Charlotte Shipler, 9, Randolph, killed when she was thrown from car during crash on U.S. 224 and it rolled over here.
Mt. Vernon: Billy Joe Gillespie, 5, Mt. Vernon, struck and killed by a car just south of here. Greenville: Charles Richard Adams, 60, Greenville, killed when his car crashed into a house near Ohio 127, a quarter of a mile south of Ohio 503. Ohio City: Dean A.
Miller, 3, RD 3 Wilshire, killed in a one car accident on the Ohio CityWilshire Road, a quarter of west this Van Wert County town. Sunday Parma: James W. Mihocik, 30, Parma, drowned while swimming at an apartment house pool. Cincinnati: David Adams, 22, and Stanley Stamm, 21, both of Cincinnati, killed when the car being chased by police went out of control on Montgomery Rd. and hit a pole.
Zanesville: Richard E. Goldsmith, 35, Rt. 2, Zanesville, killed when his car crashed on Ohio 555, three miles south of here. shields, kept big crowds of pedestrians moving on the Boulevard St. Michel.
The crowds were out to celebrate the anniversary of the storming of the old Bastille prison during the 18th century French Revolution. De Gaulle, 77, appeared oblivious to either the Saturday night riot or a downpour that drenched his uniform as he arrived at the reviewing stand Sunday afternoon. He watched as tanks rumbled along the broad avenue in the annual display of French military power. The fighting Saturday night and early Sunday morning was the first outbreak of violence FOODTOWN CHOPPED CHIPPED HAM LB. KOOL -AID 10 PKGS.
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