Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 2

THE LANCASTER, EAGLE-GAZETTE. Thursday, August 27. 155 PAGE 2 HOSPITAL Red iiina Mmti Troubles ADMITTED Mrs. Ethel McConnaughey, By JOHN RODERICK Lancaster CC Golf Sh i) Is Bu nzlarizcd Two breaking mid entcrings have been investigated by sheriff deputies. One of the burglaries was at the golf pro shop at Lancaster Country Club.

John Ellinger, Balti- TUhiu i.ir mmuu, i rKina hnc niih iclv admitted she more r. trial program for 1939 in admitted i than do peace and good ilb jeopardy, logic would seem to asking to avoid a hot wa dicate that Mao Tze-tung will off bis coast, the Chinese lcadc avoid an expensive shooting try to instill a sense of ur-i in Asia. gency in this hard-pressed people! ThU by continuing to wave the danger nh R-am. Lancaster Rt. 3 deep economic mean war' or XT1 H-Krnn home.

DCS ihlS Mrs. James Barnes, for Asia? a pi.uu in li.lla unc i aecrci calm in th Vnrmn strait Jssun. 849 S.1 Alter a secret meeung UI u.e) 0 Me might even encourage some Maude Shirley A. Broad Commumst Central committee i. h9v.

Usin2.hl Coin- munist Vietnamese allies, this feSi Nationalist offshore Quemoy Is- would cost him little in men on James McCoy, Hemlock Thomas W. Evans, 550 Ejnoum. iandSt have sflcnt money. And he could continue hisl Khru Sees Hope In Ihc Discussions propaganda picture of the Unites lion tasi year was i ia umu. previously announced.

As a Avoids War. earlier production goals se for! But Mao also believes fear and States as an imperialist threatening Chinese security with this year were cut drastically. hatred supply more adrenalin to With his agricultural and indus- overworked peasants and laborers 1 machinations in Laos. THE PRO shop burglary ajipar-cntly occurred sometime betweer 8 p.m. Tuesday and 7 a.m.

yesterday. The thieves broke out a side window of the shop and once inside stole $18.50 in money and 6'i dozen goU balls valued at about CM. Deputies vere advised of the breaking and entering yesterday afternoon by Allen Vlerebome. golf pro at the country club. Two Thornville area youths have been cited to Fairlield County Juvenile Court and released to the custody of their parents atter admitting to sheriffs deputies they broke into the Dupier Confectionery ta at Fairfield Beach, Squad Huns Chestnut William Smith, 118 Pierce James Elder, 917 E.

Fifth TREATED AND RELEASED Harold Lovely, Middletown Dan Hines, 638 Zane Ronald Rankin, Columbls. Dale McDonald, Lancaster Rt 6 Weldon Cox, 318 Eagle DISCHARGED Louise Shugert, Mrs. Emerson Rarick, Chester Romine, Russell Blosser. Mrsi Richard lf 111! I 'ff Fire department emergency Deaths, Funerals Mrs. Saloma S.

Graham I James A. Grilli squadsmen were called to the MOSCOW (AP)-Nikita Khrush chev says his talks with President Eisenhower may mean the start of gradual adjustment outstanding differences between the Communists and the West. But he says Soviet opposition to Western ideas on German reunification haven relaxed a bit. The Soviet Premier in a new nntp In Wpst Ormnn Chancellor Fairfield County sheriff's office, 121 E. Chestnut today at 1:25 1 a.

m. when Max W. Koughrr, Mrs. Saloma Starner James A. Grilli, infant son of 38, of 121 W.

Baker became 83, died Wednesday at 2:13 p.m. ill. The squad was Unable to Mr. and Mrs. Valerio Grilli, 329 O'Gara was stillborn this morning in Lancaster-Fairfield at the home of a daughter, Mrs.

Farrel Carpenter, 309 George St. Buckeye Lake. Tuesday noon. help the man. HIVKLES DCPLER.

Thornville Adcnauer said once more Hospital. She had suffered a lengthy ill Rt. 3, owner of the stand, thP araf noPr shnntd leave ness. In addition to the parents, he Probasco, Mrs. Raymond Thim-mes and infant girl, Lewis Myers and infant girL Mrs.

Neil Behrens and infant boy, Wayne Jacks, John F. Horcher, Joseph Matheny, Robert Dusz, Joan Ruff, Mrs. Ted Mason, Betty Jane Selgel, 12, daughieri of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mrs.

Graham was a former res the reunification ol Germany to ident of the Revenge community. is survived by one brother, Robert; one sister, Virginia; and the grandparents Mr. and Mrs. An- 5G0 E. Locust became ill yesterday at 8:49 p.

m. The squad advised the child's mother to Surviving in addition to the daughter are five sons: Henry gelo Grilli and Mr. and Mrs. Boni Cenci, all of Lancaster. and infant girl, Mrs.

Richard Boyer and infant girl, and Pamela Kathryn Raver, infant. ALL-GAS 'IGLOO' FOR ESKIMOS Visible from the New Jersey Turnpike near the Camden-Philadelphia area, this king-sized "igloo" is a radome being assembled at RCA's re-dar plant in Morristown, N. J. The giant dome was fabricated by Goodyear Aircraft corporation, Akron, and is made of paper pressed into the variable-shape hexagonal plates each taller than a man and faced with plastic-impregnated fiberglass. The structure is a protot3'pe of 15-storv domes to be built in the Arctic as part of the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System (BMEWS) of the Air Force.

The domes will provide storm and weather protection for huge tracking antennas. (Central Press) covered the breaking and enter ing yesterday evening. Deputy N. K. Webb said the two youths removed the screws from the stand's door, then pulled the door out far enough so they could crawl through.

Stolen from inside the stand were several packages of cigarettes and $17.60 in money. There was partial recovery of the stolen property. Starner, Rockbridge Rt. Fred Starner. Lancaster; George Starner, Lancaster Rt.

Walter Starner, Hamburg; Lester Starner, Burial was made this afternoon in St. Mary Cemetery by take her to a physician. Yesterday at 12:03 p. m. William Gaskios, 28, of 421 N.

Columbus became ill and was taken to Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital by the squad. the Sheridan Funeral Home. Amanda; 33 grandchildren; 37 Pickup, Auto In County Accident Mrs. Granville Conrad great-grandchildren; one great-great-granddaughter; and a bother, Levi Larger, Somerset. A truck and automobile were Mrs.

Leotra Wass Conrad, 51, of 843 S. Broad died Wednesday The Rev, Herman V. J. Andres "We Are Coming Father Abraham," was a recruiting song when Abraham Lincoln called for 300,000 will conduct funeral services Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the Frank involved in an accident yesterday afternoon which resulted, sheriff deputies reported, in noon in Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital after a lengthy illness.

She is survived by her husband, volunteers in the Union Army. E. Smith Funeral, Home, where The Federal Aviation Agency predicts that United States airliners will carry 118 million passengers by 1970 compared with 45 million in 1958. moderate damage to both vehicles, but no injuries. friends may call after 7 p.m.

to day. Deputy N. K. Webb said How negotiations between tlie East and West German governments. Khrushchev sent his letter to Adenauer nine days ego but it was published only Wednesda" nipht apparently timed with Eisenhower's arrival in Bonn for talks with the West German chancellor.

The West contends that reunification must be worked out by the Big Four who led the fight against Hitler Germany and who divided Germany after the war. The Western Allies also refused to recognize the East German regime on an equal basis with the West German government. Khrushchev wrote the West German chancellor that his own talks with Eisenhower could result in "mutually acceptable decisions." But the Soviet Premier warned Adenauer against using West Germany's growing economic strength toward the building ol military strength. "If the Western Germans use all the economic potential ahd manpower resources of their country for creating the most powerful army in Western he wrote, "even then the strength of that army would not be equal to the power of our Fairfield Teachers Conference Aug. 31 Members of the Fairfield County Teachers Association will start the 1959-60 school term by holding a morning business session and afternoon conference on reading Aug.

31 at Liberty Union School, Baltimore. Interment will be made in ard Paul Emswiler, Pataskala Brushy Fork Cemetery, south of MAIN RADIO AND TELEVISION Sylvania Sales Service Srrrlef ill nikri 8uud home tnt aute ridlat Rrrnrt Plt(n PHONE OL Rrar IV, I El Main CI. Lancaster. Rt. 1, driving a pickup truck, started to pass an automobile HI.

WIN I Granville Roy Conrad and by nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Friday at 8 p.m. at the Frank E. Smith Funeral Home. The Rev.

E. Kinnison will officiate. Interment will be made Saturday morning in the Morrow, Cem- etery. Friends may call at Smith's Funeral Home at any time. Henry Megale operated by Virgil Lee Woodson, 21, Rockbridge, on a Coun ty Rd.

4 hill, about one-tenth of a mile west of Lancaster at Henry Megale died Tuesday at 5:30 p. m. at his h6me in War- The keynote address for the 4:09 p. m. wood, W.

Va. SKYVIEW will submit the resolutions for the year and Rex Percelle, assistant county school head, will present Seeing another vehicle ap He is survived by his wife, Alta the names of county teachers who CRUISMN proaching his truck, deputies stated, Emswiler pulled in too quickly, skidded and collided with the Woodson auto, which was headed in the same direc died during the past year. Panel Moderator Rogers Megale, formerly of Lancaster; two brothers, Earl, Detroit, and George, Wheeling, W. three sisters, Mrs. Anna Hummel, Weirton, W.

Mrs. Melinda Cutshaver, Brilliant, and Mrs. Marie Morningstar, Wheeling, W. and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held tion as the truck.

Miss Kathryn Mencle; county elementary supervisor, will serve as moderator (or the panel of reading consultants scheduled from ENDS TONITE ONE SHOWING ONLY AT 8:45 Emswiler was issued a warn ing ticket. Grover Conrad Rites Will Be Held Friday services will be held Friday for Grover 1C. Conrad, 71, of Amanda Rt. 1, who died Wednesday in Dayton Veterans' Hospital. The Rev.

Richard T. Brunk will conduct the 3 p.m. rites Friday at the Frank E. Smith Funeral Home, where friends may call any time. Burial will be made in Maple Hill Cemetery, Stoutsville.

II a. m. to 12:15 p. m. FCEA meeting will be presented at 9:43 a.

m. by Rev. Charles Harrison, assistant superintendent and chaplain at the State Boys' Industrial School. Registration and balloting for new FCEA officers starts at 8:30 a. m.

Rev. Paul Lindsey of the Methodist Church will give the invocation followed with a welcome by the host school executive, Supt. Raymond Craig. Robert Miller, FCEA president will contribute introductory remarks, after which County Supt. Paul R.

Cummins will introduce new teachers in the county system. Mrs. Louise Eyman, Rushville, will give the secretary's report, Charles Osborn, Carroll, that of the treasurer. Imm E. army and that of the armies ol our allies.

"Even together with its' allies the Federal Republic of Germany would not be able to equal our strength." Friday at 8 p. m. at the Bodey Funeral Home, Wheeling. W. with the Rev.

Cecil McMillion of ficiating. Fire Runs Lightning struck electric wires at the Ohio Power Van Buren and Eighth yesterday at 7:08 p. m. Wires were reported sparking, but were not down. City firemen reported no loss.

South fjome Graveside services will be held Mi Saturday at 10:30 a. m. in Forest Rose Cemetery, Lancaster, where burial will be made. These consultants for the afternoon conferences on the theme, "Every Teacher In Reading," include Miss Amy Allen, supervisor slow learning, Division of Special Education; Miss Dorothy Dohoney, reading consultant, Scott, Fores-man and Company; Miss Kathryn Opes, elementary supervisor, Franklin County; Miss Mildred Stauffer, elementary supervisor, Monroe County; John N. Johnson, reading consultant, D.

C. Heath and Company; Dr. George Renshaw. College of Education, the Ohio State University. Leaden Listed PHONE OL 3-4(33 JAMES H.

HEM DAN-SONS FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE CM your own personalized Travel Touring Service over Hit USA, Canada and Mexico with Sherry Lynn Boerstler FRANK t. SMITH IRVINE C. SMITH lit KwMKcUpa mo Supt. Harry Appier, Bremen, Sherry Lynn Boerstler, two- 405 NORTH COIUMJUS STREI1 weeks-old daughter of Mr. and OWCKOM Mrs.

Robert E. Boerstler, Sugar (237 GH Grove Rt. 1, died Wednesday at 9:10 p.m. in Children's Hospital, Columbus. AT AY II.

WISE Chairmen and recorders for the (3 afternoon discussion groups in the reading conference include, in the All Alar order named: HOME Primary Mrs. Dorothv Hughes. Electrical service at the home of Mrs. Mary Borneman, 235 W. Wheeling was struck by lightning yesterday at p.

but no damage was apparent. Six shingles were knocked off the roof of the home of Wayne Wilkins, one-half mile west of the city on Rt. 22, when they were struck by lightning yesterday at 12:23 p. m. Loss was estimated at $25.

Lightning hit electrical service in the home of Harold L. Sieber, 7fil Pennsylvania yesterday at 12:20 p. m. A receptacle near the stove in the kitchen was burned, causing damage estimated, at $2. membership chairman, Mrs.

Ruth Howdyshell, recorder; Intermediate Mrs. Mar PHONE 1 I Other survivors are two sisters, Becky and Pam, a brother, Bobby; maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs. George Brenstuhl, Lancaster paternal grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Dwight Boerstler, Lancaster; maternal great-grand-motheri Mrs. Anna Brenstuhl, Clearwater, Fla.

The Rev. Pa'il Klopfer will conduct graveside services Friday at 10 a.m. at St. Matthew Cemetery, Sugar Grove. Interment will be made by Frank E.

Smith Funeral Home. guerite Wenger, Mrs. Gladys Griner; See A Movie Tonite! Your First Run Drive-In ive 3-1942 Vocational and Industrial Arts-Neil Adcock and Mrs. Barbara Clark; Mathematics and Science Emil llaney and Mrs. Esther Lancaster, Ohio 147 W.

Wheeling St. Jackson; Social Studies and Physical i i education Ivan Lineberger and Richard Fishbaugh; English. minus REGULAR PRICES Adults 65c Kids FREE TONITE ELriglit Funeral Scheduled Friday The Rev. Whitney M. Trousdale, D.D., will conduct funeral services Friday for Miss Ethelyn Ebright, 87.

of 560 E. Main who died Wednesday morning. The 1:30 p.m. services Friday will be held in the Frank E. Smith Music and Commercial Mrs.

Lois Craig and Mrs. Frances Rostofer. Lunch will be served at Liberty Union School from 12:30 to 1:45 p. m. The day's activities will end with the report of the tellers committee, by the chairman, Supt.

Marcus A. Hanna, Pickerington. Supt. Robert Kalish, Millersport, served as chapman of the FCEA nominating committee this year. UKEt MM- IT'S WAV our (v (5r FRIDAY, AUG.

28TH DANCING 9 TO 1 A. M. BUCKEYE LAKE PARK I 1 HURST Mr. and Mrs. Pearley Hurst, 718 Hubert son yesterday, Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital.

HIFF Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Huff, Thurston, daughter today, Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital. On Dec. 4, 1918, the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes was formally proclaimed.

Later it became Yugoslavia. Home where friends may can at any time. Mie win oe buried in Carroll Cemetery. Hamburg Road Mexico proclaimed Its independence of Spain on Feb. 24, 1821.

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