for a MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1950 J-31 THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS Deaths And Funerals Raymond E. Shank Dies; Was Millwright At NCR Raymond E. Shank, 55, a millwright at National Cash Register died Monday morning at his residence, 40 Gebhart after six weeks' illness. Born at Canton, he had been A was Dayton resident member a of about the 40 EUB church, and King Hiram lodge, Surviving are his wife, Leona, and a daughter, Mary Catherine of Dayton, and two brothers, Marvin of Columbus and Joseph of Dayton. Mrs.
Anna Stomps Services for Anna Stomps, who died Saturday night at her residence, 335 Wyoming will be conducted at 10 a. m. Tuesday the Walter funeral home, 501 S. Main and at 10:30 8. nt.
in Holy Angels church. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after p. m. Monday.
She was a native of Dayton, and until her retirement, was luncheon supervisor at the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. member for of 10 yearsiar Shia Tabernacle societies at Holy Angels church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Adele E. Dinsmore and Mrs.
Marie H. Dassell of Dayton; a sister, Sister Mary of Cincinnati: five grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. John W. Cochenour Services for John W. Cochenour, 69, of 107 S.
Perry, who died Thursday, were conducted at 2:30 p. m. Monday at the Whitmer Brothers funeral home, 239 N. Ludlow st. Burial was to be in Westmont cemetery.
Mrs. Jessie M. Warner Mrs. Jessie sle Margaret Warner, 80, of 37 Castlewood dr. died day morning at Lima.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Chiles and Son funeral home, Lima, following by burial in call Salem cemetery. Friends may funeral home. native of Hardin county, Mrs.
Warner had lived in Dayton for about 15 years and is survived by A daughter, Mrs. Forest Good; two Clay of R. R. 2, Lima, and sons, Marion of Dayton; a sister, Nora Hefner Detroit, nine grandchildren and five great dren. Mrs.
Adah M. Kalter Services, who for died Mrs. Sunday Adah morn- M. ing at her residence, 515 Grand after a three-year illness, will be conducted at 2 p. m.
Tuesday at the Morris Sons funeral home, E. Third st. Burial will be in Woodland cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after p. m.
Monday, The family requests that instead of sending flowers, friends make memorial donations to the Barney CommunIty Center. Born in Butler county, she had been a Dayton resident 60 years. She was a member of chapter, PEO, a college organization. Surviving are her husband, Clarence and a cousin, Mrs. Olive R.
Adams of New York city. Joseph Hampel Services for Joseph Hampel, 78. formerly of 213 Bacon who died at 2 a. m. Sunday, will be conducted at 8:30 a.
m. Tuesday the Luthman funeral home, 364 Xenia and at 9 a. m. in Holy Trinity church. Burial will be Calvary cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home after p. m. Monday. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Anna Tischer and Mrs.
Louise Carr, and a brother, George, all of Dayton. Albert L. Balzhiser Services for Albert L. Balzhiser, 63, who died at 12:50 m. Sunday at his residence, Peach Orchard will be conducted at 8:30 a.
m. Wednesday at the Luthman funeral home, 364 Xenia and at 9 a. m. in St. Albert the Great church in Oakwood.
Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. m. Tuesday, A native of Morrow, he had been Dayton resident 40 years. He a former employe of the Leland Electric Co.
Surviving are two sisters, Lillie and Minnie Balzhiser, both of Dayton. George Craig George Craig. 77, of 2117 Maplegrove a Dayton resident years, died at 7:10 p. m. Sunday at St.
Elizabeth hospital after a brief illness. He was a native of Jackson county. He was a retired employe of the Manufacturers Equipment Co. Surviving are his wife, Bertha; daughters, Mrs. Effie Kercher and Mrs.
Pauline Hickson; a son, Donald, all of Dayton; two sisters. six grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Clarence Gesler Services for Clarence Gesler, 67, an employe of the Skyline theater, GO TO READY IN TO 2 SECONDS BAYER ASPIRIN ACHES PAINS OF COLDS who died at 8 p. m. Saturday at his residence, 2051 S.
Dixie after a short illness, will be conducted at 2 p. at the Bradford and Dayton "Routerday View funeral home, 1849 Salem av. Burial will be in Shiloh cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 5 to 9 p. m.
Monday, He a native and lifelong resident Montgomery county. was, Surviving are his wife, Nina; a daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Schlein; two sisters, Mrs. Louise Marsh and Jessie Rese; a brother, Richard, all of Dayton; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Mra.
Miriam A. Thomas Services for Mrs. Miriam A. Thomas, former Fountain av. restdent.
in who died Philadelphia, Saturday at where her she had past 14 years, will be conducted in Philadelphia Thursday. will be there. Surviving are her husband, P. two daughters, Eleanor and Patricia Thomas of Philadelphia; three sons, Gerald and James of Philadelphia and Lt. John Thomas of the S.
Air Force; a sister, Mrs. W. F. Kinzeler of Dayton; three brothers, Matthew and Edward Murphy of Dayton and Joseph Murphy of Detroit, and two grandchildren. Clarence Grant Miller Clarence Grant Miller, 80, a retired farmer and native of Greene county, died at 8:55 p.
m. Sunday at his residence on R. R. 1, Yellow Springs, after three years' Illness. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
Laurence Ayers of Dayton and Mrs. Laurence Moore of Xenia; two sons, Ralph and Howard of R. R. 1, Yellow Springs; two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Miller and Mrs.
Daisy of Fairborn; five brothers, Sr. and Clemmer, C. D. of Xenia, Edward of Springfield, Angelo of Troy and Augustus of Fairborn, nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Valley Deaths Lewis W.
Vineyard, 60, Sabina; services 2 p. m. Tuesday, Littleton funeral home. Mrs. Lula Villare, 74, Wilmington; services 2 p.
m. Tuesday, Lukens-Reynolds funeral home. Mrs. Maude Flaig Shaw, 80, New Madison; services 2 p. m.
Tuesday, Stutz and Sando funeral home. James Freeman Miles, 66, Oxford; services 2 p. m. Tuesday, Methodist church, Springfield, Ind. Glenn Junior Collins, 11 months, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Collins Miamisburg; services held Monday. Robert N. McKnight, 55, Greenville; services 2 p. m.
Wednesday, residence, 214 W. Fourth st. Mrs. Addie Stearns, 62, College Corner; services held Monday. Mrs.
Ida Moyer, 82, Rockford: services 2 p. m. Tuesday, EUB church. W. E.
(Jack) Weeks, 75, Quincy; services 2 p. m. Tuesday, Methodist church. Mrs. Nancy E.
Brauchla, 79, Camden; services 2 p. m. Wednesday, R. C. Nein and Son funeral home.
Charles Howard Donley, 64, Xenia; services 9 a.m. Wednesday, St. Brigids Catholic church. Deaths Elsewhere By The Associated Press FORT WORTH, Monroe Sweeney, 55, a National Baseball league umpire from 1924 to 1927. He was born in Paris, Ky.
MONTCLAIR, N. J. -Dr. John A. Kenney, 75, Negro physician and former president of the National Medical association, an organization representing Negro doctors.
JAKARTA (Batavia) USI-Lt. Gen. R. Soedirman, commander of the Republican army which spearheaded the fight for Indonesian independence. CHARLOTTE, N.
C. Pryor Hamlin Batte, 54, general manager of the Charlotte Observer. DAMASCUS, Syria Atta Ayyoubl, several times premier of Syria. HARTFORD, Conn. -D.
McCall White, 69, former vice president and general manager for the Cadillac division of General Motors Corp. GRANGER, Tex. The Rev. Vavelav Vavbina, who introduced the American YMCA idea in Czechoslovakia in 1921. He died three days after he was rescued from his flaming parsonage.
The 76-year-old pastor of the CzechMoravian Brethren church here was not burned in the fire. The Rev. Joseph A. Barton, who announced the death, said it was due to "heart trouble and complications." Rev. Vavbina, a former Congregationalist minister, WAS born in Europe and came to the United States in 1884.
He attended an Oberlin, 0., seminary, and held pastorates in St. Louis, Tabor, Holding Ford and St. Paul, and various South Dakota cities. He was sent by a national YMCA council to organize a similar group in Czechoslovakia in 1921. He remained in Europe 12 years.
When he returned, he retired but later returned to active ministry. DELAWARE, H. Miller, 58, a Delaware county commissioner from 1944 to 1948. BELFAST, Northern IrelandSen. James William Smyth, 63, the only Socialist in the Northern' Ireland Parliament.
He WAS appointed to the Senate in 1945, the ESTABLISHED 1898. ARRIS FUNERAL HOME 49 LINDEN AVE. KENMORE 3129 Crash Is Fatal To Troy Girl MISS MARY FAUST crash victim Special to The News TROY, Jan. Mary Suzanne Faust, 19, daughter of Attorney Leo H. Faust and Mrs.
Faust, 222 Ridge Troy, was killed in an auto accident at 3 p. m. Sunday in Columbus. Miss Faust was thrown from a convertible coupe in which she was riding with three others as it overturned on Riverside dr. near the Columbus zoo.
She was pronounced dead at the scene. She was graduated from Troy high school in 1948 and attended Denison university as a freshman transferring last September to the Ohio State university arts school. Her uncle, Samuel Faust, is Circult Court judge. Her grandfather, Charles F. Faust, is an attorney and her other grandfather, Brooks Johnson, is clerk of courts.
Surviving are the parents, sister, Jeannine; and the nts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Faust and Mr. and Mrs.
Brooks Johnson. year in which all Socialist candidates for the House of Commons were defeated in the general election. COLUMBUS -Dorman E. (Bud) Hamiel, 54, inventor of a plastic cap for baby bottles. Hamiel was president of the Steri-Seal Air Cap Co.
TOLEDO--Albert C. Parlin, 56, who as a Secret Service man was a bodyguard to Presidents Wilson and Harding. had been here years and previously radio reporter, for Station WTOL worked for WMRN in Marion and WHKC in Columbus. CLEVELAND -C. Ernest Osterland, 60, president-treasurer of the Cleveland Typesetting Co.
New York Times Wire Service NEW YORK- George O. Milne, 47, of Wood Ridge, N. director of technical operations for the American Broadcasting Co. YONKERS- John J. Ryan, 68, retired electrical engineer who had been employed for 30 years by the Consolidated Edison Co.
NEW YORK William Adams Kisam, 82, chairman of the board of the South American Development Co. here, CHICAGO -Jacob G. Grossberg, 79, retired Chicago lawyer, who was a principal founder and first president of what is now the American Jewish Congress. By The United Press DETROIT-(UP) Theodore Schreoder, 68, curator of the Detroit 200 for 13 years and trainer of Jo Mendi, the famous chimpanzee. Schroeder was in charge the animals with the Ringling Brothers and John Robinson circuses before becoming curator the Detroit zoo when it opened 1928.
Richard La Allen, of 19 Rogge and Anna La Spohn, 19, of 935 Chieses av. Joseph 8. Kielsmit, 29, of 5282 Markey and Catherine Elizabeth Rose, 29, of 436 Lorain av. James F. Clarke, 28, 0 550 Forest and Doradean Hughes, 25, of 918 Oak AV.
Robert Bernard Byard 21, of 143 Gunckle and Una Faye Perry, 19, of 3307 Wayne AV. Roy Wesley Smith, 24, of 1528 Chapel and Patricia Ann Dwyer, 27, of 1930 Brownell rd. Warren G. Dilte, 97, of 2413 Far Hills and Mary Frances Ballinger, 21, of 3845 Cornell dr. Karl T.
Cook, 21, of 316 Byers and Oorbra J. Matthews, 17, of 105 S. Northhampton Luther Van Winkle, 21. of 748 Brown st. and Patty Lou Benjamin, 18, of 624 Willow st.
and Foster Mariorie Murphy, Davis, 29, of 285 Dunbar 21. of 15 Powers Jack Warren Beam. 21, of 820 Leland and Evelyn Greco, 21, of 839 Catalpa dr. Robert Eugene Pickett, 19, of New Paris. and Betty Jane Bailey, 19, of non.
William Stewart Pers. 27, of 49 Hillcrest and Mary Virginia Wood, 23, of 644 Cambridge av. HArry Howard Dillon. 24, of 1530 Gummer and Geraldine Meadows, 21, of 1405 Smithville rd. Kikton Short, 40, of 50 Diamond and Mae Trenner Williams, 42, of 1826 Home R.V.
Vincent Joseph Wehner 31. of 101 Yale and Mary Frances Irte, 38, of 1031 Creighton av. Harry R. Titlow. 24.
of 344 Ashwood and Minnie Alice Brown, 19, of 1119 N. Main st. James K. Phelps, 38. of 1429 Wayne and Juanita Oliver, 30, of 2044 Ravenwood AV.
Robert J. Ryan, 24, of 516 Ludlow and Nora J. Stamper. 21, of 40 Fekring ct. Russell 8.
Curtis, 41, of 1429 Ralleston Vivian G. Morris, 31, ot 2914 Raileston Bee av. Otey, 24, of 1630 Germantown and Willa Mae Richardson, 23, of 812 LagOON pl. William C. Curp.
22, of 2915 Dwight and Beverly June Whyte, 20, of 133 Maplewood Carl Eugene Barnhart, 26, of R. R. 2, Germantown, and Barbara June Millat, 18, of 54 8. Walnut Germantown. LICENSED IN NEWPORT.
KY.I Wire Klosterman. 23, Monteruma, and Illa June Hoebbaum, 21, Dayton, Marriage Bureau LICENSES APPLIED FOR: Divorce Court DECREES ASKED: Manhevera, Oma, R. R. 1. Brookville, Bobby James, address unknown.
DECREES, Stella R. GRANTED: vs. Otte. Maynard. Ruth va.
Harold D. Meade, Billie F. Va. Willard, Ehright. Phyllis vs.
Charles. Smith. Lillian VR. Ross. Brown, Robert VA.
Betty Jean. Cook. Leoline vs. Clarence. Moore, Odessa Va.
John. Davis. Ora Lee Harvey 0. PETITIONS DISMISSED: Day, Mabel Va. Bernard Births Recorded The following births were recorded at Dayton hospitals during the 72-hour period ending midnight Sunday: GOOD SAMARITAN: Friday Steele, Herbert and Gloria, Brookville, son and daughter.
Looklear, Chariss Susan, 913 German. town son. Crumbhols, Karl and Martha, 21 Woodruff son. Berk. Kimer and Grace, 15 Broadway, Ron.
Collina, Harry and Winifred, West andria, daughter. Kohler, Charles and Emma, Springfield, daughter. Saturday Baker, Cart and Donna, 151 La Belle son. Beasecker, Vernon and Irma, Brookville, son. Seim, Luther and Jeanette, New Lebanon, son.
Taylor, William and Barbara, 109 Norwood daughter. Rice, Hazel and Ruth, Blanche daughter. King, Jack and Smith daughter. Spaeth, Raiph and Gertrude, daughter. Claude, Edward and Rita, 1021 Shakespeare daughter.
Rutrough, David and Betty, Brookville, daughter. Stewart. Claud and Evelyn, 641 Richard son Bowser, Glenn and Carolyn, West Alexandria, son. Lewis, Lloyd and Edythe, 2338 Lakeview son. Karmosay, Joseph and Genevieve, 4446 Waymnire daughter.
Bausman, Roger and Rita, 809 Park son. Sunday Peterson, Willie and Mary, 208 Hanover daughter. Cromer, William and Eleanor, 411 Forrer daughter. GRANDVIEW: Friday Hellman, Raymond and Alberta, New Carlisle, daughter. Bradshaw, Gerald and Marguerite, 1811 Gilaey son.
Saturday Adams, Herman and Donna, 3028 Lake hurst center, son. Sunday Beckett, Glenwood and Phyllis, 2141 Arlene daughter. Boyd, Loren and Esther, Germantown, daughter. ST. ANN'S: Friday Tallet, Ralph and Mary, 2132 Emmons son.
Mcnu*tt, Gerald and June, 2700 M. Second son. Hall, Jackson and Marie, 20 Simpson daughter. Borton, Samuel and Lillian, 221 Lorenz a.V.. son.
Lindal, Daniel and Florence, 411 8. Montgomery daughter. Bonsig, 'Thomas and Rosemary, New Lebanon, daughter. Schement, Michael and Rita, 59 Woods son. Burgess.
Alison and Minnie, 4659 wich Village daughter. Corcoran, Thomas and Betty, Germantown, son. Saturday Walters, Edward and Hazel, 1 Walnut daughter. Sullivan, Maynard and Mary, R. R.
6, son. Emrick, Paul and Juell, 1048 Main daughter. Vondrell, Urban and Louise, 1119 Beanmont son. Furnas, Beth Jr. and Marjorie, Waynesdaughter.
SUNDAY Abbott, Lawrence and Virginia, Mason, daughter, Ruschan, Paul and Viona, 228 Livingston daughter. Knight, Ralph and Valeska, 83 Nimita daughter. Johnson. William and Etta, 218 Smith daughter, Konicki, Clarence and Beverly, 1201 Deeds Ron. Keresey, Robert and Alice Jane, Phillipsburg, daughter, Cotterman, Dale and Ann, 2317 Pershing daughter.
Gilbert, Gordon and Katie, Germantown, daughter. MIAMI VALLEY: Friday Bryant, Paul and Lenora, 596 W. Fifth Leach, Lester and Henrietta, 25 Rainbow dr, daughter. Fannin, Eugene and Cleora, 21 8. Horton daughter.
Sewell, Frederick and Mary, 200 Haw. thorn daughter. Benedict, Edwin and Eula, Miamisburg, son. Kietaber, Heath Warren and Annette, 224 son. a Taylor, Curtis and Mary, 2410 Peach daughter.
Saturday Lewie, Walton and Vesta, 242 Practor daughter. Quartman, James and Rosie, 151 Buman daughter, Van Noy, Hubert and Merle, Fairborn, daughter. Jackson, Rubin and Victoria, 228 Conover daughter. Rose, Charles and Marjorie, R. R.
son, Green, James and Juanita, 110 S. Broadway, daughter. Defurr, Robert and Annabel, 241 Holland daughter, Turton, Paul and Ethel, Miamisburg, daughter. Price. Donald and Callie, 112 Edison daughter.
Coats, Leroy and Barbara, 115 8. Woodward daughter. Dels, Robert and Madge, 2210 Anderson a son. Holt, Lewis and Ruby, 64 Springfield Bolds, Richard and Corine, 1535 Roosevelt, daughter. Sunday Taylor, Joseph and Edna, Xenia, daughter.
Randall and Elleen, 25 Edgar son. Hirschfeld, Robert and Adella, 824 Brandt son. Powell, Arthur and Erlice, Xenia, son. Adams, Herman and Betty, Franklin, son. Finfrock, Samuuel and Jean, 1607 Wayne son.
Snyder, William and Rettina, 1234 Huffman daughter. Schreiner, John and. Mary, Vandalla, son. Honker, Edwin Betty, Jamestown, daughter. Wright, George and Margaret, 527 8.
Williams son. Beeber, Joseph and Wetta, 71 Jasper son. Weather Report MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1950 By the U. S. Weather Bureau Sun sets today Sun rises tomorrow 7: 47 P.
A. M. Sun sets tomorrow 5: P. M. 24-HOUR RECORD Comparative Temperatures High this date 1949 Low this date 1949 Yesterday's high at 2:30 p.
m. Yesterday's low at 11:59 p. m. Average Normal Comparison With Record Since 1883 Highest this date in 1916 Lowest this date in 1897 COMPARATIVE PRECIPITATION Inches Preceding 24 hours (at 1:30 a. Total amount since Jan.
1 9.82 Excess since Jan. 1 6.57 Total amount this date last year 7.06 Excess last year 3.92 HUMIDITY 1 7 p.m. 1 a.m. a.m. Dry bulb reading ....56 34 26 2 2 Dew point 54 29 16 11 Relative humidity 63 Dew point: Temperature at which air moisture condenses when cooled.
Relative humidity: Ratio of actual moisture to that possible at stated temperature. Humidity and when dew point and temperature are name. BAROMETER (Sea Level) Inches P. m. yesterday 30.05 m.
today 30.38 A. 29.92 Inches is considered standard atmospherie pressure. Pressure above standard usually indicates fair weather; below standard, disturbed weather. WEATHER FORECAST Dayton and Vicinity- Cloudy and rather cold today, tonight and Tuesday. Light snow or sleet Tuesday, High today, 28; low tonight.
22. high Tuesday, 30. Indiana- Cloudy and cold through Tuen. day, Occasional light freezing rain or sleet In extreme south today, Freezing rain or sleet in south portion by Tuesday except mostly rat: in extreme south Saturday. Snow beginning fn north portion Tuesday.
High today, 15 to 25 north, 25 to 30 south: low tonight, 10 to 20 north and 20 to 26 south. Ohio -Mostly cloudy and cold with snow furries in northeast portion today, Rather cloudy tonight with low about 15 north and 20 south portion. Tuesday cloudy with some snow likely. Kentucky -Cloudy and cold with 0c- casional sleet in south and east portions today, Cloudy and rather cold tonight and Tuesday with some sleet or snow. Low tonight, 20 to 25 in west and north portions.
Western Pennsylvania -Mostly cloudy and colder, occasional snow flurries today and in mountains tonight. Low tonight near 15. Tuesday some cloudiness, probably totlowed by snow to southwest portion. West Virginia- Turning colder today with some light sleet or snow. Mostly cloudy and colder tonight.
Tuesday some snow likely in north and sleet or snow in south portion. ASSOCIATED PRESS TEMPERATURE CHART Max. Min Prec. Yes. L.
Nt. 24 Akron, cloudy 54 32 Atlanta, cloudy 64 Atlantic City, cloudy Bismarck, partly cloudy Boston, Buffalo, cloudy 62 partly cloudy Chicago, snow Cincinnati, cloudy Cleveland. cloudy 56 Columbus, cloudy 59 DAYTON, cloudy 60 Denver, snOw 16 Detroit, cloudy Duluth, clear Ft. Worth, rain Indianapolis, cloudy Kansas City, cloudy 24 Los Angeles, clear 54 Louisvitfe, cloudy Stiami, clear Paul, clear New Orleans, clear New York, cloudy Oklahoma City, cloudy San Francisco, clear Seattle, clear st. Louts, cloudy 51 Washington, D.
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OPEN SUNDAY 3 to 5:30 P. M. For Cancellation Only For Monday Editions DAYTON DAILY NEWS JOURNAL HERALD Fourth and Ludlow Sta, ADams 2112 Deaths FOLZ, Richard 39, died at 9:30 p. m. Friday at his residence, 507 Edgewood a.V, He survived by his wife Betty, and his mother, Mrs.
Florence 8. Folz. Funeral, Tuesday morning. Prayers at the Walter funeral home, 1235 N. Main at 8:30 A.
m. Requiem high maSa at Emmanuel church at 9 a. m. terment, Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 3 to 9 p.
m. Monday. GESLER. CLARENCE, 67, died 8 p. m.
Saturday, residence, 2051 8. Dixie av. Funeral services, 2 p. Tuesday at Bradford and Routsong Dayton View funeral nome, 1849 Salem RV. Interment Shiloh tery.
Friends may call at the funeral home, 5 to 9 p. m. Monday. KALTER, Adah age 67, of 515 Grand died Sunday at her residence after 3-year illness. Sure vived by husband.
Clarence R. Kalter and 1 cousin, Mra. Olive Ratliff Adams of New York city. Services are at 2 p. m.
Tuesday at Morris Sons funeral home, 1809 E. Third. Rev. Paul M. Herrick officiating.
Burial, Woodland cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after p. m. Monday. Friends, desiring to send flowers, are requested to contribute to Barney Community Center, memorial to Mrs.
Kalter. STILLWELL, Mrs. Agnes Lillian, age 77, of 2150 Elmwood died Sat. at St. Elizabeth hospital after A 7-week Illness.
Born in Verona, 0.. A. life time resident of Dayton. Survived by her husband, W. E.
Stilwell: a daughter, Mrs. R. F. Bleicher: two sons, Robert and Emmett Blose: a sister, Miss Hattie Frees: 2 grandchildren, 4 greatgrandchildren, all of Dayton. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, 1:30 p.
m. at the Hoyne funetal home, 1817 E. Third Rev. Kermit R. Olsen officiating, Interment, Woodland cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home from 3 p. m. Monday until time of services. Arrangements by Hoyne. Cards of Thanks WE WISH to extend our most sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness, sympathy and lovely floral bouquets received during the passing of our father and grandfather, John Reeder, and to Rev.
Walter Miranda for his enlightening services, and to the Meyer and Boehmer funeral home for their efficient services. Mr. and Mra. Lawrence H. Warren and family.
OUR sincere thanks and appreciation are extended to friends, neighbors, for their kindness, sympathy and lovely floral bouquets received during the passing of our mother, Mrs. Nora Ruehl Madden; to the nurses at. A station, Miami Valley hospital; to Rev. Harvey Hahn for his consoling words and the Roberta funeral home for their efficient services. THE CHILDREN.
Prisoners Won't Dress AMBALA, India. A "no clothes" strike was the innovation of 65 Communists in jail here. The prisoners refused to wear any garments except a loin cloth, as a protest against the insufficient supply of clothing and bedding given them by their jailers. 13 No Jinx MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) Fay Bussel, a high school senior, isn't superstitious but when her speech won the Memphis voice of democracy contest, she observed that she had rewritten it 13 times.
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Board of Education of the Randolph Township Local School District, Montgomery County, Ohio, in Englewood, Ohio, until 12 o'clock noon of February 21, 1950, for the purchase of bonds of said Board of Education in the aggregate sum of $203,000, dated December 15, 1949.1 Said bonds are numbered from 1 to 203, inclusive, of the denomination of $1,000 each, and bear interest at the rate of three per cent per annum, payable June 15, 1951 and semi-annually thereafter on the 15th day of June and the 15th day of December of each year. Anyone destring to do 80 may present bid or bids for said bonds based upon their bearing different rate of interest than that hereinabove specified, provided that where fractional interest rate is bid. such fraction shall be one-quarter of one per cent or a multiple thereof. Said bonds mature $10,000 on December 15 in each of the years from 1951 to 1970, Inclusive, except that $11,000 matures on December 15 in 1955, 1960 and 1970. These bonds are issued for the purpose of constructing, equipping and furnishing a fireproof school building, under authority of the general laws of the State of Ohio, particularly the Uniform Bond Act of the General Code, House BIll No.
108 and Amended House Bill No. 231 of the 98th General Assembly of Ohio, and by virtue of a majority vote of the electors of said school district. and pursuant to a resolution of said 4, Board of Education adopted on December 1949. Said bonds are payable from unlimited taxes at the Farmers State Bank of Englewood, Ohto. Said bonds will be sold to the highest bidder for not less than the par value thereof and accrued interest, but the right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
A11 bids must state the number of bonds bid for and the gross amount of bid and accrued interest to date of delivery. All bids must be accompanied by a bond or check. payable to the Board of Education. equal to at least one per cent of the bonds bid for, upon condition that if the bid 1s accepted the bidder will receive and pay for such bonds as may be issued as above set forth, within 30 days of the award, said bond to be forfeited or said check to be retained by the Board of Education if said condition is not fulfilled. No conditional bids will be recetved.
The proceedings authorizing the Issuance of these bonds have been taken under the supervision of Messrs. Peck. Shaffer and Williams, bond attorneys. of Cincinnati, Ohio. whose approving opinion will be furnished to the successful bidder without cost.
Rids should be sealed and endorsed: "Bid for Fireproof School Building Mrs. L. M. Light, Clerk the Board of Education of the Randolph Township Local School District Montgomery County, Ohio. 1-30; 3-6, 13.
Cards of Thanks OUR MOST sincere thanks and appreciation are extended to relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness, sympathy and lovely floral bouquets received during the passing of our wife and mother, Loula Jones: to Rev. Happy for his consoling sermon, and to Jones Bros. funeral home for their efficient services. Grant Jones, husband: daughters. Mrs.
Neva O' Ray, Mrs. Mattte Bigelow, and won. Napoleon Johnson. OUR deepest thanks and appreciation are extended to relatives. friends, neighbors and the co-workers of AMC, for their kindness, sympathy and lovely floral bouquets received during the passing of our husband and father, Fred Thomas Kisamoor; to Rev.
E. 8. Wones for his consoling words and the Morris Sons funeral home for their efficient service. Mra. Fred T.
Kisamoor and family. In Memoriam IN loving memory of my husband. c. B. Smith, who passed away Jan.
30, 1945. Should you go first and I remain, One thing I'd have you do: Walk slowly down the path of death, For soon I'll follow you. I'll want to know each step you take That I may walk the same, For some day down that lonely road You'll hear me call your name. Sadly missed by him wife, Lucy H. Smith.
IN LOVING memory of our husband and father, Oliver Lanfersieck, who passed away Jan. 30. 1949. Nothing can ever take The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near.
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158 N. WOODWARD AV. ME-7231 COLDWAVE special, $5, others $10 and up. Zella's, E. Third.
KE-1961. CLASSES for children failing in 2nd to 7th grades. Special teacher. 3277. DEAR MABEL: Please come home, all the bugs are gone.
A-B-C terminating KE-6734, did it fur $3 room. INCOME TAX RETURNS WILL CALL AT YOUR HOME MEIER-NOTARY PUBLIC-KE-3231 INCOME TAX SERVICE 1 to 9 p. m. 36 Holt St, FU-8389. INCOME TAX SERVICE NOW Notary Public U.
B. Bldg. AD-1082 RA-6063 INCOME tax service, Belmont. perienced; your home. KE-1359.
JIM-Make tax return by phone. It's easy. RA-4230. ANYONE seeing black Hudson '49 sideswiped Wed, morning between a. on Purcell across from Cleveland school, call MA-1557.
MAKE your tax return by phone. Usual cost $3, RA-4230. ON and after Jan. 28, 1950, I will not be responsible for any debts other than my own. Clifford C.
Early, Devonshire av. PLEASE, witness to DUs hitting coupe at Keowee, Webster 4 p. m. Jan. 5.
please call. Man in bus who meant to call bus company, PLEASE call me. WA-7470. NU VOGUE plastic parties are entertaining and educational: hold one in your home, receive bonus prizes. Call your dealer, RA-2638.
NITE CLUB'S. Janitor service daily or weekly, floors bars, waxed, day or night. AD-5390. SIMONIZE. wax your auto right in your garage.
Reasonable. Fifth st. YMCA. HE-6307, room 405. THE TRUCK driver that backed up and hft Miss Mamie Brush at the corner of Buckeye Jefferson, Jan.
25 at 3 p. please call HE-2750, 615 Jefferson. WILL SELL 50-nour course at Arthur Murray's. Ph. Xenia 836-R.
WILTON Anglo-Persian beige carpet, good condition: offer. TA9853. WANTED-SHOE SALESMAN Call 1106 U. B. Bldg.
WANTED--Stenographer for extra work. Call 1106 U. B. Bldg. YOUR hubby won't roam if you clean rugs and upholstery with odorless Fina Foam.
Housewares, Rike's 4th floor. ATTENTION BRIDES TO BEI Whether your wedding will be Informal or formal, you will want pictures! You can get step-by-step raphy covering the entire event, complete with a lovely wedding album, all for only LOGAN HIGHLIGHT STUDIO 14 W. FIFTH AD-3441 Going to California For $25 you can drive a car 8.8 your own. For detailed information call in person at 117 W. Second st.
Income Tax Service Reasonable Efficient 1127 SUPERIOR AV. RA-6821 INCOME TAX NOTARY Julla Stewart 402 Wayne AV. LADIES We carry a new and line of painted and unpainted plaques, figurines, boxes, and novelties. PAMA ART SHOP 2072 AUBURN AV. TA-8808 9-9 P.
SAT. 'TIL Opening "The Sierras" 23 W. BATAAN DR. SULPHUR BATHS for sinus trouble, colds, rheumatism, arthritis. HAZEL LEE, MA-8821.
FOR SALE: Fine 5-room home In best location in Dayton View. Pay $1000 down, then $85 monthly. Call Watson's office, 1106 Building. SALLY'S SPECIALS! PERMANENT WAVES WED. THURS.
ONLY Cream Oil Machine, $2 Oil Machineless, $2.50 SALLY'S BEAUTY SHOP F'U-3091 414 E. FIFTH ST. FOR SALE Very choice corner property on Salem av. near Kenilworth. 222 feet on Salem and 300 feet deep.
An unusual bargain. An opportunity for a builder. Price only $35,000. Fine modern home and garage on part of premises. Can arrange liberal loan.
Call Watson's office, 1106 0. B. Building. Lost and Found AVALON lady's, wrist watch, lost in vicinity of Far Hills and Hilltop. Reward.
WA-5446. BROWN Mouton detachable coat collar lost vicinity of Miami hotel, night of Jan. 25. Finder please phone MO-8-5235. CAT, female, yellow and white, lost in Pinewood Plat.
MA-2416. "My want Ad got results in ONE the comment of many classified advertisers! For quick, easy results advertise in the fled columns. Lost and Found CAT, yellow, temale, vicinity E. Oakwood, lost Fri. WA-3260.
COLLIE sable and white, female, lost vicinity Schanta reward. WA-5444. co*ckER, large red male, on Huff man Hilt. Reward. OL-5186.
CIGARETTE case (silver) hand graved, lost. Reward. WA-8840 FOUND, female Airdale, has crooked leg. Also female English Setter. Mrs.
Reinhard, TA-5659. GERMAN police dog. black--a little brown. Reward. Centerville 7580.
LADY'S BLACK leather gloves, wool lined, lost last week. FU-3355. LOST small short haired. all black temale dog. Chihuahua type.
Reward. TA-2441. SCOTTY. black, male, lost Dayton View: Reward. TA-5671.
SILVER BRACELET. large: lost New Year's Eve. Lone Pine 00 Xenia pike. $10 reward. HE-8879.
TOOL BOX lost: green metal. Re ward. RA-1141. Health Aids ATTENTION! Sufferers of Varicose Veins, Swollen Limbs We. have a few pair of two-way stretch elastic hosiery.
These hose are tropical weight, first qualIt broken sizes, regularly 59 pr. -closing out at $5.95 pr. KAY'S Foot Health Shop 20 W. THIRD ST. PRESCRIPTIONS NED B.
MILLER, Pharmacist 1133 Brown st. HE-5101 MILLER'S SOUTH END PHARMACY Baby Sitters COLORED woman will baby-sit in her home; exp'd. FU-9389. WILL watch child in my home. OR3419.
LADY desires baby sitting, own car. FU-2660 eves. Dayton Sitter Service FU-6161, days. MO-3-3720, Sun. Female Help Wanted AMBITIOUS saleslady for home supply company, good pay.
RA-5872. ACTION! $50 is yours for selling 100 boxes greeting cards at $1. Stationery or napkins with name on. Send for samples on approval. JEWEL, 401 W.
Somerset Dept 240, Pa. FEW OPENINGS for women over 25 to either part or full time. No experience necessary. FU-3412. BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced.
406 Lowe AD-8392. BEGINNER stenographer, good future, with Finance Co. Must be neat and able to meet the publie. MI-7481. EXPERIENCED waitress wanted.
3016 E. Third at. EXPERIENCED stenographer, temporary position, 40-hr. week. Cappel Furniture 219 S.
Main. EXPERIENCED secretary to meet public, keep records, schedule projects, take dictation and do neat typing. Like monotony? Don't apply. Downtown. Mall qualifications to Box 577, News.
EARN SPARE TIME CASH! Show Everyday Greeting Cards. Wonder values sell themselves. You make up to profit on 1 sale of 15-card all-event box! Metallics, plastics, gift wraps, imprinted stationery, others. FREE imprint samples. assortments on approval.
ARTISTIC, 322 Way, Elmira, N. EXPERIENCED dining room waitresses wanted. Full or part time. Call in person. Suttmillers, 850 N.
Main. GENERAL OFFICE. SHORTHAND AND TYPING ESSENTIAL, 5-DAY CALL HE-8386 FOR APPT. ALWEEK, INSURANCE A BENEFITS. LEGHNEY LUDLUM STEEL CORP.
1270 MC COOK. HE-8386. MAID-Cooking, housework, must be thoroughly expd. and have good local references. Top salary, stay or go.
Write Box 673, News. MAID, housework, laundry; must be thoroughly experienced, good local references. Mornings, Box 737, News. NU' VOGUE PLASTICS Well known local firm has opening for women to sell plastic on party plan. Outstanding earnings for spare time.
Interesting and stimulating work. 626 Neal Dayton, RA-2638. OPPORTUNITY tor ladies to earn extra money in their spare time by servicing Rawleigh customers. Full or part time. Apply at once 1847 W.
Third or phone ME-7471. PHOTO COLORIST experienced, full or part time. Thompson Studio, Room 400 Kuhns Bldg. 19 W. Fourth.
SEAMSTRESS, must be experienced in slip cover and upholstery work. Inquire at V. J. Wuerstel and Assoc. 1964 N.
Main. SECRETARIAL position in modern air conditioned office downtown, 5 days. 8-5 p. m. Write Box 723, News, giving qualifications and phone number.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY For qualified woman to represent The Book House for Children in ton area. Above average earnings. Teaching or business experience helpful. Requirement. Age 28-55, interest In child development, ability to meet people.
It qualified, we will train you. For Interview appointment. call Miss Alberta Patton, Biltmore Hotel, 9-12, 5-7 p. m. WHITE WOMAN, around 40, to care for 2 children, ages 4 and 12: housework: live in.
KE-6067. WOMAN (30-35) white (child accepted) for housekeeper. AD-2550. 44 GIRLS for general factory work. Apply in person.
United Fireworks, Union rd. An Excellent Position An alert, progressive woman with poise, who can meet the public with confidence. And who earnestly needs an unusual Income. Lifetime career In directing a nationally sponsored and advertised program which strongly appeals to discriminating women. Car essential for local driving.
Experience In business, high type sales or organizational work valuable. To merit interview. write stating qualifications and phone number to Donna J. Vogeler, Personnel care Box 720. News.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Must be experienced APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE MORAINE PROD. DIV. 1420 WISCONSIN BLVD. CORSETIERE AGE 35-45 FULL TIME PERMANENT POSITION for woman who is experienced in Selling and Fitting Corsets EMPOLYMENT OFFICE, 7th FLOOR THE RIKE-KUMLER COMPANY CLERK High school graduate, single, 18-25. Must be able to type.
Prefer some experience in general office work. APPLY 8 A. NOON MONDAY THRU FRIDAY THE DAYTON POWER LIGHT CO. 409 F. MONUMENT AV.
EXPERIENCED ALTERATION LADY Dry Cleaning Dept. Troy Pearl Laundry 605 S. Patterson Blvd. Girl or Young Woman FOR LIGHT OFFICE WORK MUST BE FAST ON TYPEWRITER AND UNDERSTAND SHORTHAND WEEK DAYS. 12 TO 5 SATURDAY, 9 TO 11 POSITION IS TEMPORARY APPLY IN PERSON ONLY 2 TO 4 P.
M. NO INFORMATION VIA TELEPHONE Mr. Waltrip SHRINE CLUB 107. E. First St.
Female Help Wanted CLERK-TYPIST High school graduate Age 20-25. 2 years typing Accurate with figures Prefer some experience in general office work 40 hours, APPLY IN PERSON F. F. Mold Die Works, Inc. 103 SACHS ST.
GIRL OR WOMAN of good appearance Pleasant outside work MUST BE RESIDENT OF CITY AND HAVE USE OF CAR, 9 TO Excellent APPLY, TO 4 P. PERSON M. ONLY No Information Via Telephone Mr. Waltrip SHRINE CLUB 107 E. First St.
FRATEX PLASTICS Ladies earn good money demonstrate ing plastics on party plan. No deliveries or collections. WA-2647 for interview. FAIRBORN Clerk, soda fountain and eonette, experienced. Also clerk, drug, experienced.
Apply in person only to Mr. Spinning, Sloan's Drug Store, 4 W. Main Fairborn, 0. LAY OUT ARTIST For simple layout work in ing dept. Please bring samples of work when applying.
The Master Electric Co. 126 DAVIS AV. OFFICE GIRL Typing and general office essential. BOND STORES, INC. 120 8.
MAIN Stenographer Local manufacturer has opening in its public relations and executive offices for an EXPERIENCED and QUALIFIED stenographer. Has good cafeteria and pleasant working conditions. 5-day week. State qualifications in reply to BOX 487, NEWS SECRETARY TO Director of Nursing PERMANENT POSITION 44-HOUR WEEK APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE MIAMI VALLEY HOSPITAL STENOGRAPHER Willing to do accounting work in addition to stenographic duties. Small office, 40-hour week; age 25 to 35.
Must have references. ALLIED SUPPLY INC. 359 W. MONUMENT AV. DAYTON, O.
STENOGRAPHER Experienced in automobile business, Apply in person. 5 N. Perry, STENOGRAPHER 18-30, must be single, excellent Ing conditions, 5-day week. See Mr. H.
J. Simpson, 1101 3rd Natl. bid g. HE-1153. THE RIKE-KUMLER CO.
offers fine opportunity for eral young women, 25-35 yra. of age who are interested in learning the NEEDLECRAFT PROFESSION, Applicants need not be experienced as we will train, but they must be alert, aggressive, fashion conscious, and Interested in permanent ployment. APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE SEVENTH FLOOR Experienced CASHIER 3 P. M. APPLY AUDITING OFFICE HOTEL MIAMI Employment Bureaus, Female 3 ALLEN BANKS, 304 KEITH BLDG.
PAYROLL, good typist, 5 days, downtown $168 SECRETARY, exp. preferred. STENOS, Finance Co. SEC'Y, good steno, downtown, 6 days $185 CLERK-typist, some downtown $178 PAYROLL CLERKS INV. CONTROL-BKKPRS.
NOR 2000-OPERS. -IBM COFFMAN SERVICE American Bldg. BROUGH 914 REIBOLD BLDG. STENOGRAPHERS, downtown TYPIST-CLERK, downtown $175 KEY PUNCH 5-days $188 2000 NCR OPR. $140 PAYROLL CLERK, type $175 INVENTORY CLERK $130 OFFICE CLERK, figures, downtown $165 INVOICE CLERK, downtown $149 FILE CLERK, downtown $149 CASHIER, reference, meals $175 MAID, stay $25 Catholic, 1 adult 820 COOK, gO $30 COOK, stay $30 MAID, stay, no cooking $25 MAID, days $20 SCHOOL GIRL nursemaid $10 MAE RYDER-LUDLOW BLDG.
INDUSTRIAL 5 days. $45 alt. Sat. $45 TYPIST, bookkeeper, realty, TYPIST, filing, 8-5-12. $33 STENOGRAPHER, light dict.
$33 INVOICE, clerk $29 THE DAYTONA SELECTION SERVICE-1158 W. THIRD STENO, 5 days, north $175 mo. receptionist, $40 STENOGRAPHER, 5 days, some downtown $35 IBM key punch. 5 days $43.50 ACCOUNTS receivable clerk, Sunstrand, 5 days $36 BEAUTY WAITRESS, first-class, 6 a. 2:30 p.
m. WAITRESS, first-class, 3:30 P. $28 BAR MAID, 5 p. age 22-30, have car 830 22-30 $30 NURSEMAID, live in live in .825 Emp. Bureaus: Male, Female UPHOLSTERER At least 1 year's COLLEGE GRAD, young, adver.
tising or publishing background (2) SENSITIVE drill oprs. (2) RADIAL drill oprs. INSURANCE trainee, with car $45 IBM billing opr. 840-845 CLERK-typist, single $35 SEC'Y. 5 SEC'Y to executive, days heavy dictation Commercial Employment Service 132 N.
Main Employment Bureaus: Male 5 BROUGH 914 REIBOLD BLDG. PAYROLL CLERK, experienced..
