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Vital Statistics Deaths, Funerals George M. Collins Estelle M. Copeland of Rt. George 3 Thornville, Manson Collins, 61, Estelle M. Copeland, 79, home.

died Friday formerly of 140 Richards at Survivors died Saturday include wife, Doro- Convalescent Center. She in Worthington was thy, two Malcolm R. Col- retired secretary Ohio State lins, Rt. Lauderdale, Fla. Medical Assn.

and member of Manson E. Collins, Ft. Knox, Parthenia Chapter of Order three. daughters, Mrs. Eastern Star, Baltimore.

Beverly both Strapp, of Mrs. Colleen Survivors include brothers, Bennett, Columbus and Harold A. Marshall, Lancaster; Miss Patricia Collins, of the re- Wilbur L. Marshall, sidence: brother, Arnold Ban- Columbus; John D. Marshall, non, Thornville: 10 grandchil- Westerville, Richard F.

Marshdren, nieces and nephews. all, Lancaster. Services will be p.m. Tues- Services will be 10 a.m. da in 0.

R. Woodyard Co. Wednesday in Rutherford Chapel, Columbus, the Rev. Corbin Chapel, Columbus, Dr. George McKorkly officiating; John Laske officiating; burial burial in Glen Rest Cemetery.

in Forest Rose Friends may call 2-4 p.m. and Friends may call 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Roy Cremeans Roy Cremeans, 70, of 2020 recently.

A retired welder at Rathmell Columbus, a died North American, he attended Reese United Methodist Church. Survivors include brothers, Allen Cremeans, Lancaster and Clarence, Luther and Selba Cremeans all of West Virginia. Services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday in Myers Funeral Home, Groveport, the Rev. Ray Smithson officiating; burial in Franklin Hills.

Friends may call 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Mrs. Sylvia Septer Mrs.

Sylvia V. Septer, 73, of 923 Third died Monday morning in Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital. Preceded in death by husband, Harlend Septer, she is survived by son, Robert L. Septer and daughter, Miss Sue Ann Septer, both of the home, and many cousins. Services will be 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday in the chapel of Frank E. Smith Funeral Home, the Rev. Simeon W. Brandyberry officiating; burial in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call 7-9 p.m.

Monday, 24 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Mrs. Lois B.

Duron Mrs. Lois Broyles Duron, 53, Grand Rapids, formerly of Baltimore, died in St. Mary Hospital, Grand Rapids, Friday evening. Survivors include daughters, Mrs. Sharon Ballwick of Newark, and Mrs.

Karen Vanas, Grand Rapids; six grandchildren; father, Harry Broyles, Thurston; six sisters, Connie Probasco, Howard (Harriet) Ruckman and Mrs. Homer (Betty) Wade, all of Lancaster, Mrs. William (Nancy) Clevenger and Mrs. Donald (Mary) Clum, both of Baltimore, and Mrs. Kenneth (Norma) Ruffner, Columbus, and, one Lancaster.

brother, Martin Broyles, She was preceded in death by her mother and a brother. will be 2 p.m. Wednesday in Johnson McKellar Funeral Home, Baltimore, with the Rev. Herbert Householder officiating; burial in Hampson Pleasantville. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7-9 p.m.

today and 2-4 and 7-9 Tuesday. FAIRFIELD CABINET SHOP Striping Refinishing Repairs of New Old 1610 East Main St. Ph. 654-0346 or 654-0400 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.

George F. Megething George F. Megething, 72, of end 322 morning N. in George Lancaster died Fairfield Sunday County Hospital. He was a retired city sanitation employee.

Survivors include wife, Virginia; sister, Hester Smyers, Lancaster and nieces and nephews. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Sheridan Funeral Home, the Rev. Terry Newman officiating; burial in Forest Rose Cemetery. Friends may call p.m.

and 7-9 p.m. today at line funeral home. Mrs. William Migley, Mrs. Anna B.

Migley, E. Allen died Monday morning in Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital. She was a member of Catholic Ladies of Columbia, Lady Knights of Columbus and Altar Rosary Society. Survivors include husband, William J. Migley two sons, Robert G.

and William J. Migley, daughters, both of Mrs. Lancaster; George (Gloria) Mendonca, Damascus, and Mrs. Virgil (Catherine) George, Springfield, six grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. Services will be 10 a.m.

Wednesday in St. Mary Church; burial in St. Mary Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today and after 3 p.m.

Tuesday when the family will be or any other time at Sheridan Funeral Home. Rosary will be 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. BIRTHS RATOWITZ Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Ratowitz, 3206 Maple Lane, Hazelcrest, daughter, Miriam Esther, Jan. 19. Mr. Ratowitz is associated with Mills, and the couple formerly of E. Mulberry Street, Lancaster.

Eaton Mr. and Mrs. William Eaton, Rt. 5 Lancaster, daughter, Jan. 25, Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital.

LeFEVER Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LeFever, 1272 Sheridan Lancaster, son, Jan. 25, Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital. COLLINS Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Collins, New Straitsville, son, Jan. 25, Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital. STARNER and Mrs. Bruce W.

Starner, Rt. 2 Crooksville, daughter, Jan. 25, LancasterFairfield County Hospital. HATEM Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Hatem, North Columbus, Somerset, daughter, Jan. 26, LancasterFairfield County Hospital. STARNER Mr.

and Mrs. Delane R. Starner, 111. Park Row, New Lexington, daughter, Jan. 26, Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital.

COLLIGAN for whiter LAUNDRY! RENT Call and AS LOW AS Jay. Per Month $475 COLLIGAN BUY AS LOW AS Your Cullioon a won wiio cereal CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING 200 1 S. Columbus St. Lancaster Phone 653-7485 County Squad Runs Fire Runs BALTIMORE 12:23 p.m., Jan. 23, to Thurston, Mary Westmeyer, 52, ill; to Mt.

Carmel East Hospital. 12 p.m., Jan. 25, to Thurston, Mary Westmeyer, to Mt. Carmel East Hospital. 8:35 p.m., Jan.

26, to 216 North Baltimore, Rachel Wilson, 27, of Mt. Ida, Lancaster: ill; to Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital. 1:04 a.m., Jan. 27, to Maple Street, Thurston, Betty England, 40; ill; advised to see doctor. SQUAD RUNS 9:04 a.m., Jan.

25, to 322 N. George George Megething, 72; ill; to Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital. 9:47 a.m., Jan. Spring Mary Reinschield, 53, ill; first aid given; to hospital. 5:35 p.m., Jan.

25, walk-in to Engine House No. 1, Diana Tarkenton, 23, of 251 Mt. Ida; advised mother to take her to hospital. 8:37 p.m., Jan. 25 to 1885 Frank Jason Thomas, 3, mother, Alice: laceration on finger; first aid given.

9:35 p.m., Jan. 25, to 940 Harrison Jerry Hudson, 5, father, Jerry; ill; to hospital. 10:05 p.m., to 128. Pierce Neva Thress, 80; ill; to hospital. 3:10 a.m., Jan.

26, to 1412 E. Main Jo-Ann Vance, 46; ill; to hospital. 3:15 p.m., a n. 26, to 507 Garfield Fern Harmon, p.m., Jan. 26, to 212 till; to hospital.

Washington Laura Larson, 72; ill; advised to see doctor. 10:59 p.m., Jan. 26, to 115 Pierce Mike Baker, 3, Mildred; ill; to hospital. PORTABLE NESTS BERNE, Ind. (AP) A large number of Canadian geese flock to areas Berne to nest but there are few suitable places.

Geese usually choose secluded spots along the Wabash River but these locations are vulnerable to rising waters and predators. Consequently, most of the eggs were lost each year. To solve the problem, members of a local conservation group have built portable nests. They mounted large tubs and barrels on wooden floats and put them in ponds and lakes in the area. Many of them were quickly occupied by the geese.

NEIGHBORS DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) Several years ago, insurance man Charles Corwin bought his present home from attorney Dwight James, who moved to another home across the street. Recently, Corwin moved to new quarters in an office building. He was surprised to discover that the room opposite his across an alley in another building was occupied by none other than James. ADMISSIONS Jessie N. Holcomb, Lancaster Laura B.

Stephenson 1205 E. Locust St. Clara E. Wharton, Lancaster Mary A. Rienshcield, 701 Spring St.

Lorie B. 802 Reese Ave. Ethel Patten, Lancaster Shirley J. Williams, Dayton Edward A. Phillips, 600 N.

Broad St. Robert J. Adcock, Bremen Barbara A. Richards, Baltimore Scott A. Miller, Rushville Carol J.

Tackett, Logan Barry R. Heston, 1911 W. Sixth Ave. Mery A. Arnold, Bremen Amy D.

Alwood, 154 E. Fair Ave. Rodney W. Taley, 1410 Sheridan Dr. Harry S.

Nye, New Straitsville James F. Johnston 2173 Lutheran Church Rd. Paul J. Hoffman, Lancaster, Donald D. Daubenmire, 235 Park St.

TREATED AND RELEASED Michael Bentz, Marlene In The Hospital Barnhart. Neva Thress, Erin E. Hall. Helen B. Kinser Walter V.

Kinser, Joy E. Scott, Charles E. Alexander, Rodney L. Riffle, Virginia D. Stump, Angela J.

Lewis, Dennis Dawson Jo Ann Vance, Polly A. Taylor, Chad T. White, Juanita M. Sterling, Sarah L. Price, Rhonda S.

Price, Cheryl K. Becroft, Frank, B. Megahey, Donald K. Argyle Wayne C. Johnson, Randy Crist, Gerald R.

Crist, Melinda Beers, Anita K. Casey, Michael Chidester, Donald E. Shanan, Fern Harmon, Clarence E. Nicolia, Terry L. Grover, Della a J.

Campbell, Lowell R. Febus, Wayne E. McDaniel, Jimmy W. McCandlish, Stacy L. Pierce, Cheryl L.

Christy, Brenda K. Tooker, Neil E. Derbyshire Rachel M. Wilson, Patricia L. Cluse, Rockwell T.

James. DISCHARGES Harry W. Beecher, Beatrice L. Braglin, Sherry A. Casto, Virginia M.

Congrove, Patricia K. Drake, Loraine M. Faulkner, Jerold B. Griggs, Ia I. Metcalf, Samuel D.

Riggle, Rita M. Severing, James Swisher, Nellie M. Wentz, Harold B. Westhoven, Donna M. Wilkes, Ethel I.

Wright, Betty J. Yencer, John W. Andrews, Sharon L. Beatty, Ardis C. Erickson, David E.

Featheroff, Arthur C. Felkey, Marjorie H. Hyme, Joan G. Irwin, George F. Kauffman, Ethel A.

Miller, Clifford C. Ogg, Kelly L. Vizzo Mrs. David Burre and son, Mrs. Max Eck and daughter, Mrs.

John Fisher and daughter, Mrs. Edward Harrell and daughter, Mrs. Billy O. Heath and son, Mrs. David Moler and son, Mrs.

David E. Mulholland. Jr. al and daughter, Mrs. Robert White and daughter, Mrs.

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Six Killed On Highways Of State By The Associated Press Six persons died on the state's highways over the weekend, the lowest number since October. All but one of this weekend's deaths occurred Saturday. The worst accident was a two-car smashup in Coshocton that claimed the lives of a woman and her two daughters. The previous low weekend was Oct. 46, when four persons died.

This weekend's dead: SUNDAY John Telenko, 63, of Cleveland, when struck by two cars, which authorities said fled. SATURDAY COSHOCTON Wynona McVay, 38, of Warsaw, and daughters Julie, 15, and Jody, 11, in a two car, head on crash on Ohio 36 west of Coshocton. CINCINNATI Sigmund Fox, 63, of Cincinnati, in a twocar collison on Ohio 125 near Cincinnati. CINCINNATI Thomas Daugherty, 19, of Cincinnati, in a one-car accident on a nati street. PAGE Lancaster, (0.) Eagle-Gazette January 27, 1975 RETURN TO PAST PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

(AP) Philadelphia may be returning to the good old days as far as transportation, is concerned. a cab driver, has applied to the Public Utilities Commission to provide rickshaw services in Philadelphia's Chinatown, horse drawn hansom cabs in Society Hill, a section of expensively reconverted older homes and Conestoga wagons and other nonmotor vehicles through Fairmont Park. Fischer has already begun lining up the rickshaws and the carriages. JCPenney JCPenney Pixy portraits are enough to make anyone smile. STARTS TUESDAY Only 1.69 JANUARY 28th for a 5 7 or 4 wallet slave of canne pose Photographers Hours: in natural color.

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