Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 2

fHE LANCASTER, EAGLE-GAZETTE, Monday. April 12. 19S4 PAGE 2 AIRMEN LOSE BOTTLES T.TMESTONE. Maine (JP INJURED IN FIGHT Erwin F. Sims.

36. of 405 E. DEATHS AND FUNERALS Lii Churches Plan Union Rites Good Friday Lancaster and Fairfield churches today scheduled solemn Holy Week observances, preparatory to the celebrations to take place on the Feast of the Resurrection, or Easter Sunday. Union Good Friday interdenominational services, April 16, from 1 to 3 p. are planned by the First Presbyterian Church, Fifth Ave.

Church of Christ, and Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church. The Rev. William O. Norris, Fifth Ave. pastor, will bring the meditations on the first three Words on the Cross; the Rev.

Robert C. Bowman, Presbyterian, the fourth and fifth Words; and the Rev. Harry C. Yaggi, Grace Church, the sixth and seventh, closing the services at his church on W. Chestnut St Send Four Drivers To Jail Here Four of six men, haled today into Lancaster Municipal Court on charges of drunken driving during the week-end as filed by police, state highway patrolmen, and sheriff's deputies, each were fined $100 closing service of Easter will begin Rt 7:30 p.m., with the pastor preaching an Easter sermon.

First Methodist At First Methodist church. Holy Communion services will be held Thurdsay at 5 and 7:30 p.m., with the class of young people confirmed on Palm Sunday morning attending the later service. The Good Friday service in the church sanctuary is from 1:30 to 2:30 p. m. Easter Sunday services are scheduled at 9 a.m.

and 10:25 a.m. with sermons by the pastor, the Rev. George W. Herd and an- HOSPITAL Nine medical patients, four cases for Surgery and three to undergo tonsillectomies were among admissions listed Saturday, Sunday and today at Lan-caster-Fairifeld Hospital. Medical cases include Harry Corbin, Baltimore Carl Richard Fauble, Lancaster Rt Erwin Simmes, 405 E.

Wheeling Mrs. Clyde Hines, Lancaster Rt. Robert Johnson, 626 N. Columbus Mrs. Burt Croner, Columbus; Mrs.

Vernon Arledge, Basil; Jacob Blosser Basil; and Scott Miller, 1214 E. Main St. Those listed for surgery include Mrs. Joseph Poling, Tarl-ton; Linda Kay Lockhart, Sugar Grove; Mrs. Francis Freeland, 736 N.

Eastwood and Doris Hockman, 134 Peters Ave. Tonsillectomies: Mrs. Charles Moore, 232 E. Main James LBussart, 430 Miller and Harold Snyder, Circleville. Treated and released: Clarence McCartney, Lancaster, Rt.

Theodore Unks 653 King Joseph Fleming, Lancaster, Rt. Carroll Rotzinger, Oklahoma Ctiy; Robert L. Bowman, Amanda; Henry Hansley, Carroll; Donald Bennett, Lancaster Rt. Kathy Ann Hunter, Columbus; Eida Garrett, West Rushville; Charles Van Curen, 1000 Goodwin Ave. Discharged: Mrs.

Leroy Schul-tz, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davis, Mrs. Gerald Kiger and baby, Mrs. Pete Bush and baby, Mrs.

Clarence Colopy, George Henry Lenz, Mrs. Amos Winland, Mrs. Carl Beavers, Mrs. Clark England, Webster Rainier, Mary-belle Trout, Phillip Wharton, Mrs. Robert Giskill and baby, Mrs.

Amos Canter and baby, RoT bert and David Turben, Mrs. Jack Conrad and baby, Mrs. John Kirn, Mrs. Donald E. Wagner and baby, John Pfeiffer, Clyde Glaze, Mrs.

Gertrude Wade, Haven Hoover, Mrs. Howard Conrad and baby, Mrs. Armand Romano and baby, Mrs. Stella Foster, Ray Vess, George W. Weaver, and Mrs.

Chester Larabee. Wheeling was taken to the Lancaster-Fairfield hospital Saturday, night by the Fire Department emergency squad after being involved in a fight with his brother-in-law, Albert Hawkins, 437 E. Wheeling according to a police report today. Sims was still in the hospital today, reportedly suffering from injuries to the left eye and jaw. Ihe emergency squad reported he had been hit with a beer bottle.

I II II MANSON Lieutenant and Mrs. James P. Manson announce the birth of their first child, a daughter on April 9, at Lockbourne Air Force Base Hospital. The baby has been named Rebecca Marie. Lt.

Manson, formerly of Sugar Grove is now stationed in Korea. His wife the former Gladys Keys, is living in Columbus. DOWNOUR Mr. and Mrs. Edson Downour, West Rushville, announce the birth of a son, April 11, in Good Samaritan Hospital, Zanesville.

The infant has been named Earl Edson. FRIEND A daughter was born at Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital Satur day to Mr. and Mrs. James Friend. 840 Harrison Ave.

MOWERY Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mowery. 441 W. Mulberry are parents of a daughter born Saturday at the hospital LEITNAKER Mr.

and Mrs. Lynn Leitnaker, Thurston, are parents of a son born Sunday at the hospital. FLOWERS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Flowers Rockbridge, are parents of a son born yesterday at the hospital here.

FUNK A son was born Sunday at the hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Funk, Lancaster Rt. 5. SNIDER Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Snider, Junction City, are parents of a daughter born today at the hospital here. In Color! Rock Hudson In "GOLDEN BLADE" PLUS "The Marshall's Daughter" Ken Murray Hoot Gigson I What happened to the 130,000 solt drmK Domes xnat weren returned last year at the huge Limestone Air Force Base? The base recreation fund lost $2,600 because 130,000 bottles didn't turn up at two cents each. More than half a million bottles are sold full Some types of bears weigh as much as a ton when full grown. Twilight Designs to Express Your Sympathy Exclusive FLOWER SHOP RISING PARK NORTH Phone 6350 mi iHe serve nearby communities at the same reasonable prices that apply to local calls.

FnAHXE.SII ITl! FUNERAL HOME LANCASTER. OHIO WON! HIT LYRIC ENDS TUESDAY Where a Snarling Killer fT Writee AUDIE MURPHY DAN DURYEA SUSAN CABOT A IMVtUAUNTHNATlONM Plus 3 STOOGES and Cartoon I I flip Jo Grace Evangelical and Reform. ed church plans a Quiet Hour service today at 7:30 p.m., a unique meeting sponsored by the Women's Guild. Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m., Lenten service, with a sermon on "Mother is scheduled. On Holy Thursday, the church plans Communion, with private communion for the sick and shut-ins served during the day.

St. John's St. John's Episcopal church, N. Broad and Wheeling plana Good Friday three-hour devotions, from 12 noon until 3 p.m., reported the Rev. F.

C. F. Randolph, rector. St. John's has also scheduled Holy Communion for tomorrow at 7 a.

the new Liturgy; the Kiwanis Community Service for Wednesday. 12:30 p.m.; and Thursday, 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. Holy Baptism will take place at the church Saturday, 4 p.m. First English Lutheran church of which thp Cev.

W. C. Donaldson, pastor, plans to have th congregation participating in a Union Good Friday worship at St. Peter's Lutheran church, N. Broad and Mulberry from 12 noon until 3 p.m.

Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. English Lutheran will have DreDaratorv services for Easter Communion and the serrron "Thou Preparest the Table before Me." The next day. Holy Thursday, at 7:30 p.m., Communion will be celebrated. First Presbyterian Church will hold a Candlelight Communion Service Thursday, 8 p.m.

with a reception of a communicant's class of 18 boys and girls. The N. Broad will have Easter Sunday services at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m. Church Of Christ Church of Christ in Christian Union. Washington and W.

7th plans a special Wednesday service beginning at 7:30 p.m.; a Good Friday service from 12:45 until 2:30 p.m.. with the Rev Richard Humble, president of the Mountain of Praise Bible Col lege cf Circleville. as speaker. Christian Union pastor, the Rev. Lester C.

Benner, also announced sunrise Easter services at 5:30 a.m.; and an Easter pro gram for the worship hour, which begins at 10:30 a.m. At Christian Union also, the FUNERAL HOME 147 Wesi Wheeling Strett PHONE 727 WITH MAP OF CANADA'S URANIUM AREAS "CANADIAN URANIUM REVIEW" MAILED TO YOU UPON REQUEST WITHOUT COST OR OBLIGATION MAIL GEORGE HOGARTH, vnur umitio HUH 95 KMG STREET EAST, TORONTO, CANADA NAME ADDttSS CS-255 RAY II. WISE HAVE FIN AT THE Mrs. George Danlson Mrs. Mary Catherine Danison, 71, widow of George Danison, died at 7 p.

Saturday, in her home, 605 Pierce after suffering a stroke at 9:30 a. m. that day. The fire department's emergency squad was called shortly before 7 p. but found Mrs.

Danison dead on arrival They used the resuscitator for five minutes. In the absence of both the coroner and acting coroner, Police Chief Sam Hutsler pronounced Mrs. Danison dead. Surviving are five sons: William and James Danison, both of Lancaster, Michael Danison, New Lexington, Walter and George, both of Columbus; four daughters: Mrs. Dorothy Miller, Wor-thington, Mrs.

Mary Campbell, Columbus, Mrs. Bertha Paskins," Sugar Grove, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Ailes, Lancaster: 24 grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Bertha Kline, Somerset; three brothers: Thomas and Frank Metzger, both of Somerset, and Walter Metzger of Oklahoma. Mrs.

Danison was' a native of Somerset community. Services will 'be held Tuesday, 9 a. in St. Joseph's Catholic Church near Samerset, and burial made in St. Joseph's cemetery.

The body is at the Thomas funeral home in Somerset, where friends may call. James A. White Services will be held Tuesday, 2 p. m. in the Emerson funeral home, Kirkersville, for James A.

White, 66, Basil, who died Satur day, 8:05 p. m. in university nos-pital, Columbus, where he was a patient for 13 weeks, rle had been ill for five months. The Rev. Earl S.

Dunn of Kir kersville Methodist Church is to officiate, and burial will be made in Kirkersville cemetery. Friends are calling at the funeral home. Mr. white, who had lived in Basil for nearly 40 years, operated the filling station for Mauger Motor Sales there before his illness. He was born in Hamilton Licking County.

Survivors include his widow, Arvilla; four sons: Harold of Basil. James. Jr. of Thornville, Chas. Ray White.

Lancaster, and Ran dall of the home; 12 grandchildren, and one brother. Nicholas G. White, Cleveland. INFANT SON DIES Andrew James McLachlan, week-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert H. McLachlan, River Edge N. died last night in Holy Name Hospital, River Edge. Funeral arrangements had not yet been made today. Besides his parents the baby is survived by one brother, Robert Godron, aged two, and his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Steiner, Lancaster. Mrs. McLachlan is the former Emmy Lou Steiner. For Your Convenience OPEN SUNDAYS 1:00 P.M.

to 5:00 P.M. Evenings by Appointment DANISON MONUMENTAL WORKS 1233 North Columbus St. Across from Forest Rose Cemetery Entrance. fl JAMES a. ft HERIDAN SONS FUNERAL HUME PHONE 410.W 222 S.

Cols Ambulance Ser. TODAY. TUESDAY DOUBLE FEATURE 6:209:20 Jans Marilyn RUSSELL MONROE YOU'VE NEYEX SEEN SO MUCH SHOWI 5:257:50 SMASHING ACTION IN AFRICA'S TERROR ZONEI mm (V I I thems by the four church choirs. Ihe traditional Easter Vesper Baptismal rite is at 5 p.m. in the sanctuary.

Bremen At Bremen, durine HolvWeek. the three Protestant churches are continuing an established custom of evening services which began last night in the Presbyterian Church and will continue at 7:30 o'clock thru Thursday, when a combined celebration of the Sacrament of Holy Communion will be held with the three min isters, the Rev. Leroy Simms, Methodist, the Rev. C. B.

Burns, EUB Church, and the Rev. John T. Wriggins, of the host church officiating. The pastor is to be on the platform each evening taking part in the different parts oi me service. On Good Friday, startine at 1:30 p.

th Holv Week service will take the form of a series of meditations on the "Seven Words from the Cross." On Easter morning each of the three churches will hold its historic services in the respective sanc tuaries. St. Mary's Catholic Church services during the week were announced in the Bremen news column Friday. Baltimore-Basil The Rev. J.

E. Huston of Mark et St. EUB Church will sneak and Rev. Bryan Thomas, Methodist pastor, will serve as litur-gist for the Good Friday union service of the Baltimore and Basil churches to be held at 7:30 o'clock in the evening at Baltimore Methodist Church. The sermon topic will be: "The Sins That Crucified At Amanda Good Friday Service for the Amanda churchgoers is set for 1:30 p.

m. in the Presbyterian Church, with the three ministers of the village officiating: the Rev. Ray Kent of the host church, the Rev. I. C.

Wright, Methodist, and the Rev. David Thomas. Lutheran Parish. Carroll Methodist Church, of which the Rev. S.

N. Root is pastor, is having Holy Week services each night Monday thru Friday, with Holy Communion celebrated Thursday. The Rev. W. H.

Mathias. pas tor, Is conducting evengelistic services at Rushville EUB Church each evening until Easter. CLUB CHERI BURGLARIZED Burglars stole three pounds of wieners, three pounds of sliced ham. six pounds of cheese, an undetermined amount of cigars cigarets, candy, gum, and money from two cigaret machines, a shuffleboard, and juke box, in an entry of the Club Cheri, a tavern six miles south of Lancaster on Rt. 33 sometime between 3 a.

m. and 11 a. m. Saturday. Sheriff's deputies reported entry was gained thru a rear door broken off by using a tire tool.

WARD IIALTEMAN Funeral Home Phone 761 437 N. BROAD ST. and costs, had their driving rights suspended for 90 days, and sentenced to serve three days in the county jail. The four were: George E. South, 48, of 851 W.

Fair arrested Saturday on State Rt. 188, by a state highway patrolman. It was his eighth similar offense since 1942. Hulbert Huff, 41, Millersport, arrested Saturday on U. S.

Rt. 33 by a state highway patrolman. Lewis Collins, 26, Columbus, arrested Sunday by Constable Lee Kraft of Sugar Grove and a sheriff's deputy, in Sugar Grove. Leroy Richards, 47, Columbus, arrested Saturday by a sheriff's deputy. All the four pleaded guilty.

Pleads Not Guilty The two others are Elmer T. Burke, 54, Carroll Rt. 2, accused of drunken driving early Sunday on State Rt. 256 by a state high way patrolman, and he pleaded not guilty today. The case was continued to May 7, by Judge wmiam C.

Pickering. Jerry W. Elick, 66, Lancaster Rt. 5, arrested at 2:55 a. m.

Sun day by police cruisermen who re ported they chased him two miles in E. Main Pk. before getting him stopped. He posted $150 bond for appearance in court April 14 at iu a. m.

Other police and highwav pa trol traffic cases disposed of to-day by Judge William C. Pick enng were: Mrs. ivy Irene Ruff. 40. Logan Rt.

4. changed plea from not guilty to guilty, to changing course of travel, causing accident iriday on W. Main St. with another car driven by Betty Louise Slater, 32, of 834 Lewis fined $10 and costs. Girl, 10, Injured William E.

Bond, 59, Pleasant-ville, for passing another car on a hill crest last Wednesday on State Rt. 188, pleaded guilty, fined $10 and costs. An accident Saturday night in the W. Fair Ave. bridge between the 1953 sedan of Paul J.

Big-ham, 32, of 1319 Greylock and a 1948 convertible of Charles E. Roop, 19, Rockbridge, resulted in an injury to Bighanvs daughter, Paulett. 10. Bigham was to appear this afternoon in court on a charge of following another car too closely. Mrs.

Bert Hayslip, 28, of 1370 Frederick suffered facial bruises Saturday afternoon when a 1952 sedan driven by her husband, and a 1951 sedan operated by Howell E. Turner, 70, of 1324 E. Main figured in an accident in the 200 block of W. Mulberry St. Both drivers told police the accident occurred when another motorist, unidentified, ran a red light at an intersection causing Tamer to stop his car suddenly, and it then rolled back against Hayslips auto, according to police.

Arrest Two For Drunken Driving After Collisions State Highway Patrolmen arrested Halbert Huff, 41, Millers-port, and charged him with driving under the influence of alcohol, after an accident at 11:30 a. m. Saturday, two miles north of Carroll. Huff's car collided with a car driven by Jospeh Ceneskie, 26, Columbus. Huff was reported to be on the left side of the road.

No one was injured. Elmer Bunse, 54, Carroll, was arrested by the state Highway Patrol yesterday and charged with driving while Intoxicated. Arrest followed an accident half a mile east of Baltimore on Rt. 256 at 12:15 a. m.

Sunday. Burise, according to patrolmen struck a car driven by Thomas Starkey, 21, Pickerington. Property damage was only moderate. Both cars were moving west. Burise hit the rear of the Starkey car.

Tuesday Special! Jam Filled Rolls 45 The PASTRY SHOPPE 126 South Columbus St. Phone 5157 Tues. Wed. Thurs. 2 Outstanding Hits! "ANNA" Woman Dies Here After Auto Accident Mrs.

Elizabeth Croner, 29, Columbus, died at the Lancaster-Fairfield hospital at 9 p. m. Sunday, of a skull fracture and internal injuries incurred in an auto accident that day two miles northwest of Somerest. Her husband, Bert Croner, 34, traveling north on a wet highway, lost control of the car and struck an enbankment. The right door flew open, throwing his wife out.

The accident, reported by State Highway Patrol, occur red at a. m. George lL Reed George H. Reed, 93, died at 6 a. m.

today in his home, 513 Harrison Ave. 'He had been confined to bed for the past six months. Surviving are two sons: George of the home, and Vernon Reed, Lancaster; three daughters: Mrs. Stella Lauderbaugh, Columbus, Mrs. Edna Fry, Muncie, and Mrs.

Catherine Young, Celina; seven grandchildren; ten greatgrandchildren, and one brother, Corven Reed, Lancaster. Services will be held Thursday 2 p. m. in the Ray Wise funeral home, with the Rev. William O.

Norris of Fifth Ave. Church of Christ officiating. Burial is to be made in Forest Rose cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p. Tuesday.

William E. Weaver lihe death of William E. Weaver, 84, father of Harold E. Weaver, Basil funeral director, occurred Saturday, 10 p. at his home two miles south of Etna on Pataskala Rt.

5. He had been unconscious for a week, follow ing a cerebral thrombosis. Mr. Weaver, a farmer, is also survived by two other sons: Paul of Pickerington, and Barnette of Pataskala; two daughters: Mrs. Herman Durant, Pataskala, and Mrs.

Everett Steiger, Baltimore; four grandchildren; one brother, Herman Weaver, Basil; two half-brothers: Arthur Weaver, Basil, and Ivan Weaver, Columbus; two half-sisters: Mrs. Blanche Root, Waterloo, and Mrs. Grace Root, canal Winchester. Mrs. Nellie Weaver, wife of the deceased, died Dec.

31, 1943. Services will be conducted Tuesday, 2 p. in Mt. Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church near Basil, with the Rev. Waldo J.

Bartels officiating. Burial is to be made in Pataskala cemetery. Friends may call at the Harold E. Weaver funeral home, Basil, until Tuesday noon. MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE The Kiwanis Club will meet at Hotel Lancaster, Wednesday, 11:45 a.

for lunch before attending services at St. John's Episcopal Church. Lieutenant Irving Cranford of the Salvation Army will, give an Easter Sermon there. Dr. Grant L.

Stahley, member of the Department of Bacteriology at Ohio State University since 1935, will address Lancaster Lions club at their weekly meeting tomorrow at Hotel Lancaster. His topic is "Trip to The Holy Land." He will deal with social, economic, scientific and political conditions, primarily in Egypt. Dr. Stahley recently returned from a leave-of-absence trip which took him to Europe, Africa, and Asia. Mrs.

Ernest Daubenmire, 237 E. Sixth was reported to be recovering from surgery at the University Hospital, Columbus. She was operated on last Tuesday. The Fire Department emergency squad rushed Theodore Unks, 16-months old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Unks, 653 E. King to the Lancaster-Fair field Hospital today at 9:17 a. m. The child, suffering from an in testinal ailment, was released to be cared for by a phyisician at his office. The Dead sea has almost dou ble the salt content of the Great Salt lake in Utah.

SKYVIEW Lancaster's Most Beautiful Drive In Theatre TONITE TUES. At 7:2510:40 At 9:20 Only Eat saa bs i iZsskAl tofeeJW Cattqr'tar? HANS HASS ton wnfl Wed. Thurs. Frl. "Prince of Pirates" and "Inferno" w4 TODAY TUESDAY -in if First tiff Show Silvana Mangano PLUS "IT HAPPENS EVERY THURSDAY" with Loretta Young SHOWS AT 7:00 and 9:00 CHILDREN 25c ADULTS 75c He Carved a Legend of Valor and Love on the Towering Cliffs of Khyber Pass! NOTICE TO ALL CITIZENS OF LANCASTER AND FAIRFIELD COUNTY There Will Be a Special Civil Defense Broadcast Over Radio Station WHOK Tomorrow Night Tuesday, April 13th at 6:45 P.

M. ALL CITIZENS ARE URGED TO TUNE IN AND LISTEN RALPH R. MacCRACKEN Director of Civil Defense J) PMLI1 'l TYMNE POWER Hello, this is Marilyn I'll be seeing you soon in Cinemascope P. S. And so wilt Betty Grobe and Lauren Bacall in 20th Cenrury-Fox'i HowIbJMARRr A Millionaire TECHNICOLOR PALACE Colonial Courts Restaurant We are note taking RESERVATIONS for Dinner for Sunday, April 18th EASTER SUNDAY Dinner will be served from 1 1 a.

m. to 7 p. m. Please call 4678 and ask for Mrs. Rittmeyer TERRY MICHAEL VMOORE RENNIE MFONn-UCIPMJK MUMOUHT fKNH WEDNESDAY 500 THRILLS Children Under 12 Free.