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She was born August 13, 1946 in New Lexington the daughter of the late Darrell and Lucy Talbot Hillis. Rose was a member of St. Rose Catholic Church, New Lexington Eagles 2070, BPOE Elks, the MacGahan Club and worked at Coiffures of Lancaster for many years. She is survived by her loving companion of 30 years, Leo Humphrey, sisters and brothers, Janet (Raymond) Sorg of Lancaster, Mary (Fred) Kessler of Lancaster, Ron (Diane) Hillis of Zanesville, Larry (Hazel) Hillis of Columbus, Frank (Tim Flautt) Hillis, and Steve Hillis of Columbus. Step-children, Tim Holden Greg (Jeanne) Holden of New Lexington and Leslie (Davie) Holden of Lancaster, Many nieces, nephews, and grandchildren.

Besides her parents, Rose was preceded in death by her husband, Harry E. (Ned) Holden. Calling hours will be held Wednesday, April 13, 2016 from 2-4 6-8 pm at the Chute-Wiley Funeral Home, 118 Jackson New Lexington with Eagles services at 7:00 pm and Christian Wake services at 7:30 pm. Mass of Christian burial will be held Thursday at 11:00 am at St. Rose Catholic Church, corner of Main and Water Sts.

Burial will follow in New Lexington Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Rose School, 119 Water St, New Lexington, OH 43764. To sign on-line guest book, please go to www. chutewiley.com.

Rose M. (Hillis) Holden LANCASTER: Martha L. Blazer, age 85 of Lancaster, passed peacefully on Wednesday, April 6, 2016 at Lanfair Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. She was born July 12, 1930 in Wellston, daughter of the late Harry and Gladys (Turner) Long. Martha graduated from Wellston High School in 1948 and the Holzer School of Nursing in 1952.

She spent 40 years working at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis and eld Medical Center in Lancaster. She was a member of Christ Lutheran Church of Hamburg and a member of Pine Lake Estates. he is survived by her children, Linda (Scott Collins) Brown, Tommy (Patty) Blazer, and David (Kristie) Blazer, all of Lancaster; sister, Katherine Wickline, of Lorain; brother, Earl Long, of Pueblo, CO; sisters in law, Helen Guisinger, of Lancaster, and Bernice Epps, of Lebanon; 7 grandchildren; 17 great grandchildren; 3 great great grandchildren; many nieces, nephews and cousins. She was preceded in death by her husband, Tom; daughter, Elizabeth; her parents; granddaughter, Amanda Blazer; brother, Charles Paul Long; sisters, Edith Long and Imogene Campbell. A memorial service will be held at 2:00 p.m.

Wednesday, April 13, 2016 at Christ Lutheran Church of Hamburg, 3175 Hamburg Lancaster with Pastor John Kindsvatter ciating. A celebration of her life will follow from 3-6 p.m. at American Legion Post on Canal Street. Cremation has been arranged in the care of SHERIDAN FUNERAL HOME. In lieu of owers, memorial contributions may be made to FairHoPe Hospice or Christ Lutheran Church of Hamburg.

To send an online condolence and sign guestbook, please visit www.sheridanfuneralhome.net and click obituaries. Martha L. Blazer MILLERSPORT: Frank Shinn and Hester Daugherty Shinn joyously welcomed their daughter, Terry Lee into heaven on Thursday, April 7, 2016. There to greet Terry were Peco, Uncle Bill, Slim, Phil Margaret and Darlene. Bobby, Ginny, Uncle Don, Aunt Mother and Lin were there too.

Terry left many sorrowful folks here including her husband of 47 years, Rick Dupler; The Jeff (Faith) Shinn and Mick (Jen) Dupler; brother, Larry (Trish) Shinn and her beloved grandchildren, Sara, Zach, Evan, Bryce and Abby. Relatives, friends and neighbors will grieve her passing. Nanny; Deb, her friend; her craft buddy, Pam; and Tim Steph. Also, all her friends at the IH, the Marina and too many more to mention. career, throughout her life, was widely diverse.

She was a sales representative, a business owner, a travel agent and the behind the at Buckeye Lake Marina. Dave Levacy became a respected friend and if you were nice to her she would give you one of cookies. Terry was a disc jockey for many years and was the best half of She was proud of working on with Tory. She was a voracious reader and would sometimes read a novel from start to nish in one sitting. All expectant moms that Terry knew would receive a at some point before the baby came.

A celebration of life will be held at the Millersport Lions Clubhouse on April 17, 2016 from 2:00 PM till 4:00 PM. In lieu of owers, memorial contributions can be made to: pelotonia.org/dupler or mail checks made payable to Pelotonia to PO Box 475, Millersport, Ohio 43046. We will continue the ght to beat cancer once and for all. A special thanks to Heartland of eld Nursing Home and to Trish Shinn for all your time, effort and wonderful care. Caring has taken place by the FRANK E.

SMITH FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORY, LANCASTER, OHIO. To send an online condolence, and sign the guestbook, please visit www.funeralhome.com. Terry Lee Shinn Dupler ASHALND: James E. Stiverson, formerly of Washington Court House, passed away April 10, 2016, at Hospice of North Central Ohio, Ashland, Ohio. James was born September 1, 1943 in Columbus, Ohio to John and Frieda (nee Poling) Stiverson.

He lived his youth in Sugar Grove, Ohio and graduated from Berne Union High School. In 1966, after machine training, he worked at Lockbourne Air Base, Anchor Hocking Glass Data Center, and Ohio University, at their Data Center. In 1966, he enlisted in the Army and was trained to work with Sergeant Missiles. He was stationed rst in Germany and then spent the remainder of his military time in Italy. While there, he learned to snow and water ski and visited numerous European landmarks.

He was married in 1969 and begun a career with IBM where he worked until his retirement in 1997. He spent his retirement years as a salesman, Bingo caller for the American Legion, worked at golf courses, and spent time ng with friends. He served in the local Library Board, was a member and cer with the Masonic Lodge of Mt. Sterling, and many other civic organizations. He headed the school dictionary program and distributed them to students as an educational service.

He spent the larger part of his life in the Mt. Sterling and Washington Court House area. Jim spent his last years in the care of the McMullen Asst. Care Center of Loudonville, the Brethren Care Center of Ashland, and Hospice of North Central Ohio also of Ashland. He was a gentle soul, kind, witty and always willing to help others.

He was cared for and loved by those who shared his life during these last few years. May he rest in the presence of his Savior. Preceded in death by his parents, grandparents, father and mother-in-law, several aunts, uncles, and cousins. He is Survived by his brother Jack (Sandy) Stiverson of Sugar Gove, sister Sandy (Bill) Flowers and Loudonville, niece Jane (Jeff) Walters, niece Angela Stiverson, nephew Bill Flowers, great neice Jillian Hilenski, and great nephew Mitch Hilenski. Friends may call Thursday April 14, 2016 from 4-8pm at the Porter-Tidd Funeral Home, 331 W.

Main St. Mt. Sterling, Ohio 43143 where Masonic Rights will be given at 8pm. Cremation will follow the calling hours with private family burial at Fairview Cemetery, Rockbridge, Ohio at a later date. In lieu of owers memorials may be sent to the Assoc, Masonic Lodge Building Fund in Mt.

Sterling. Www.tiddfuneralservice.com James E. Stiverson ObituariesandphotographssubmittedtotheLancasterEagle OBITUARIES Forinformationonplacinganobituary, pleasevisitourwebsite. Clickonobituaries. LANCASTER: Cindy L.

Fox, age 58 of Lancaster, gained her angel wings at eld Medical Center on April 10th, 2016. She was born on March 12, 1958 in Lancaster, OH. She was an amazing cook, who loved music and animals. More importantly she loved helping others and enjoyed making everything homemade. She will be greatly missed by her family and friends.

She is survived by her children, Diana (Jason) Rissner; Tamara Glenn; and Dave (Angie) Ireton; 12 grandchildren, and one great- grandchild; mother, Evelana Pickens; siblings, Penny Bower, Earnest Fox Jr, Donald Fox, Dean Fox, Sid (Mary) Fox, Misty (David) Rhinesmith; several nieces and nephews; and longtime boyfriend, acob Miller. Cindy was preceded in death by her son, Jacob Webster, father, Earnest Fox granddaughter, Brianna Coon; and nephew, Bradley Rhinesmith. Caring has taken place through the Frank E. Smith Funeral Home. Donations may be made to the funeral home at 405 Columbus St.

Lancaster, OH 43130 to help alleviate the costs. Online condolences can be made at www.funeralhome.com Cindy L. Fox Hamlin has been on dis- a bility since he was 13 for mental health issues. In discussing mitigating factors, Wood said passengers in the car that night told Cook not to top at the apartment complex in car and with girl- riend in it. He said Hamlin came out to question Cook and the situation escalated.

client maintains that he believed he acted in Wood said. He said that while amlin did not meet the egal definition of self- efense, Hamlin thought was in danger of Cook eriously harming him. herefore, Wood asked that Hamlin be sent to prison for only one year or the firearm violation. hould Trimmer not grant that, Wood asked or a minimum sentence two or three years. But Trimmer would ave none of it.

He said jealously fueled the crime and shooting an narmed person is never justified under any circumstance, especially when the person is running away, like he said ook was. I know Mr. Cook is ot a he said. you know what? He des erves not to be glegazette.com 7 40-681-4340 Twitter: ron MATTHEW Seth Hamlin listens to his attorney, Scott Wood, on Monday in Fairfield County Common leas Court in Lancaster. Hamlin was sentenced to six years in prison for felonious assault, a econd-degree felony, including a one-year gun specification, and 24 months of community control for tampering with evidence, a third-degree felony.

Hamlin Continued from Page 1A CINCINNATI A ormer suburban po- ice official in Ohio will request to be let out on bail Monday as authorities decide whether to retry him in the death of his wife, who was killed during a botched burglary that prosecutors say he staged to scare her into moving. A hearing was set in arren County for form er Springboro Police t. Thomas Barton. His 2005 manslaughter conviction was overturned last year in federal court. The U.S.

Supreme Court last month declined to consider reinstating his conviction, letting stand a 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that authorities improperly withheld evidence that could have helped defense. The appeals court also expressed skepticism about the testimony of a key prosecution witness. arren County au- horities are opposing bail for Barton. They have until September to give him a new trial free him.

rosecutors said arton, 60, hired men to stage a burglary because he wanted to scare his wife, Vickie, i nto moving from their ural home to Spring- oro to improve his chances of becoming chief of police in the small city. Authorities harged Barton after a cold-case team in 2003 xamined his 1995 death. was convicted of complicity to involuntary manslaughter and to aggravated burglary a nd sentenced to up to 50 years in prison. Ex-cop seeks bail after conviction for death tossed DAN SEWELL ASSOCIATED PRESS TOLEDO- A federal judge sentenced two men to prison on Monday for taking part in a scheme to smuggle teens into the U.S. and keep them as virtual slaves at an Ohio egg farm, but he delayed sentencing for the ringleader after learning he had not given up properties taken from the families.

In 2014, federal agents raided a dilapidated trailer park near Marion where the 10 oung Guatemalans had een living with no heat and little food. Some said they were lured with the promise of attending chool in the U.S. or lucked out of custody at he Mexican border. Eight were under age 18. The teens and young men were forced to ork at the egg farm and urn over most of their arnings to pay for their passage to the U.S., investigators said.

One of the young men poke in court Monday, revealing he was 17 hen he was smuggled over the border and hought he would be attending classes. The man, whose name was shielded to rotect his identity, said when he complained, the smuggling leader, Aroldo Castillo- Serrano, called his father. threatened my father with three the young man said through a translator. when I started to worry about my While he was speaking, Castillo-Serrano sat on the other side of the courtroom with his arms folded, glaring at the young man. Prosecutors say he engineered the scheme, making family members sign over deeds to their property i Guatemala to pay for ransporting the boys, with assurances they would be enrolled in school.

District Judge ames Carr delayed part the sentencing because he said the properties were still held by relatives of Castillo-Serr ano. He angrily told im to get rid of the roperties by late June or face a much stiffer sentence. The judge told him hat he see to it that nobody profits anyway hatsoever from the crimes you astillo-Serrano, a Guatemalan who is in the U.S. illegally, most likely faces at least a ecade in prison. 2sentenced to prison in forced labor case JOHN SEEWER ASSOCIATED PRESS LOTTERIES NUMBERS Pick 3 (D): 3-5-1 Pick 4 (D): 2-9-0-0 Pick 5 (D): 4-8-5-3-9 Classic Lotto: 4-15-16-35-44-45 Kicker: 8-3-6-0-3-7 Rolling Cash 5: 12-25-27-33-35 Pick 3 5-4-5 Pick 4: 0-7-9-8 Pick 5: 4-3-3-4-7 Lucky for Life: 24-4-16-20-12.