Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 2

THE LANCASTER EAGLE-GAZETTE, Wednesday, September 1, 1965 Page 2 HOSPITAL Sweet Corn Festival Opens Tomorrow At Millersport TOMORROW IS the big day at other sweet corn festivals in, be crowned by Miss Sharon Os for Millersport. At 6 p.m. 14 the past as featured entertain-1 borne, 1964 winner of the honor At midnight, a drawing will be held for daily prizes. Saturday, the last day of the Festival, will see an all-day pro gram starting at 1 p.m. with a matinee for children.

high schools will march in a ers. gala parade that will signal the On Friday, the festival will opening of the 1965 Millersport again open at 6 p.m. with organ Lions Sweet Corn Festival. (See, music from the stage. At 7 p.m.

picture on Page 32.) the Licking County 4-H Band These high schools will also will give an hour-long concert, send clowns and queen candi-1 Following the concert, the dates. Visiting queens from oth-' Mound City Twirlers will pre-cr Ohio festivals and many oth- sent an exhibition of Western cr units will also be represent-1 Style Square dancing, ed in the parade. At 9. trainers from Lock- Following the parade, a mass-1 bourne Air Force Base will give cd band concert will be pre-! a Sentry Dog Exhibition. Sentry AT 2 p.m., Flippo the Clown will be on hand to entertain the children from the Fairfield, Licking and Perry counties Chil dren's Homes, who will be all- day guests of the Millersport Lions.

sented for listening enjoyment. dogs are becoming quite useful and several of the bands will A fast-draw contest will be held for boys and girls 5-10 vears old at 3 p.m. Guns will be furnished by the Millersport Lions, and prizes will be award ed to 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. Pi ADMISSIONS Elizabeth M. Gossel, 507' N.

Broad Delia R. Pagan, Carroll Pauline E. Arnold, 1675 Lynn Drive Merrill H. Smith, Rt. 3 Amanda Rhonda L.

Peterson, Rt. Lancaster Joseph Choins, Lancaster Dennis DeRolph, Rt. 2 Glen. ford Bruce W. Whitmer, Rt.

2 Somerset Connie S. Whitmer, Rt. 2 Somerset TREATED AND RELEASED Herman Thress, 128 Pierce Mildred Perry, 127 Winding Ray 2082 Coldspring Drive Kathleen Burgett, Rt. 1 Lancaster Mike Kuhn, Whitehall Delores Bowsher, 312 Lynwood Drive Joyce Hull. 340 E.

Walnut Robert Bieber, Rt. 4 Lancaster Ralph H. Piper, 781 Pennsylvania George Deal, 211 Vi S. Broad Nelle Martin, 1336 Lynn Drive Ernestine Young, 249 N. Broad Mrs.

Edith Blanche Ruble, 603 McKinley Bradley Andrews, Lancaster Russell Williams, Baltimore George Laver, 223 Wilson Ave. Judy Shaeffer, 2054 S. Baker Curtis Keels. Haydenville Pauline Wildermuth, Logan. DISCHARGED John Howard Gage, Sandra K.

McCabe, Emma Griggs, Nellie Schrader, Wilma Smith, Rhonda Huffer, Edith S. Weaver, Mildred W. Hannan, Dewey E. Walters, Thompson infant boy, Mrs. C.

Bruce Haning and infant daughter, and Mrs. Paul C. Tipton and son. in military establishments through-out the country. 10 p.m.

will see the presentation of visiting Ohio Festival Queens and Ed Satterfield and his banjo. AT 10:30. the moment that everyone waited for so long will be at hand: the announcement of the selection of the 1965 Miss Sweet Corn Festival. She will perform sporadically throughout the evening. At 10 p.m., a hootenanny contest, featuring local and semi-professional talent, will highlight the program.

WLW-TV's Billy Scott will emcee the contest. Scott is a favored performer on the Midwestern Hayride. He and his wife Helen have appeared Two hundred half-dollars will be scattered in a straw stack for the children to scramble for at 4 p.m. There will be two age groups scrambling: 6-8 and 9-12. 1 9 Mrs.

Gertrude Martin will TUT lnh i again furnish organ music from the stage at 6 p.m. Mrs. Martin teaches organ music in the New lowing 2 cars today at 7:51 a. m. today when both cars stopped.

Mouilson applied his brakes and the truck jackknifed into a telephone pole. No injuries were reported. (Photo By Ned Webb) Paul Smith Speaker At FCEA Meet Friday ark and Zanesville areas, and JACKKNTFE Sheriff's Deputy Charles Dupler is shown here investigating a jackknifed semi-tractor trailer rig on U. S. 22 about 6 miles west of the city.

The truck, owned by C. Kramer Johnston Inc. Washington, D. and driven by George Mouilson, 28, of the capital city, was reportedly fol has entertained many Festival audiences in the past. A BAND CONCERT by the PAUL SMITH, Curriculum 'Miss Fave Lvnn.

Fairfield Un- "bo Queens high scnool Dana 4 Injured In 4 Accidents Director, State Department of; ion. necrology William Smith, hl be given at 7 p.m. Amanda Clearcreek, resolu-l The Dance Towners, from Education will deliver the key In Lancaster. Fairfield tions. Dories Dance Town Studio, Co- Lunch will be served in thejlumbus, will present a dance school cafeteria from review at 7:45 and will continue a.

m. to 1 p. m. through till 9 p.m. The afternoon will be given From 9 p.m.

on. the feature note address Friday morning at 10:45 for the annual fall meeting of the Fairfield County Education Association in Fairfield Union High School. The CITY POLICE, sheriff's depu-l According to police investiga- ties and state highway patrol 'tors, Miss Siler was injured Plan Sesqui Pageant In Pickerington Park THE PICKERINGTON sesqui-i Butter Making, the Early Saloon centennial committee will pre- and a scene from the Civil War. sent on Saturday, Sept. 4.

at 8, The various local queens who p.m., in the Pickerington Village have reigned throughout the Park, a pageant written by Ai- year will be presented. "What leen Reiner, entitled "Through ijS xew" Wjn feature the foot- conference theme is "Exploring to departmental i s. show, starring The Melchior officers investigated a total of when her auto was struck by a 4 accidents in the area Tuesday! car operated by Ronald K. in which 4 persons were Young, 23, of 241 Perry St. jew concepts in baucation.

i Among the resource people ana. Marionettes, Charlene's Songs. Tommy and Tammy dance One of the injured is reported which was coming out of the champions, Hootennany contest in fair condition in Grant Hos-! alley into Pearl Ave. winners and the Golden Keys pital, Columbus. Young was cited for failure to yield at an alley.

HIIITIIS Quartet will bring the 1965 Sweet Corn Festival toward its close. Registration is set from 8:30 consultants are ur. Kooert fc. to 8:55 a. m.

for the more than; Miner. Director of Research. 360 teachers expected to at- Ohio Education on ad-tend. Thev will be welcomed ministration: bv Alvin W. Elliott, new local Harold Anderson.

Colorado executive at the host school. (State Director of Agriculture County Supt. D. 0. Davis willfor the vocational agriculture introduce the new teachers fol-' department His topic is "New lowed bv reports of officers and1 Materials Available For the Paul M.

Kuhn. 20. Whitehall, was injured, taken to Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital with the Years." The program will open with a vocal solo, "Back Again To My STATE HIGHWAY patrol offi- AT MIDNIGHT Saturday and cers investigated a 2-car wreck! aia concussion, contusions Dear Old Ohio Home," the drawing for $1,000. in cash will ball boys, cheerleaders and majorettes. The production staff, assisting Miss Reiner, director, includes Miss Martha Knowlton.

Myrtle Boggs, Violet Huntwork. Joy Cunningham, Delmar Knotts, Rev. Wayne Fowler, Harry Windsor. Noel Cramer, Roger Donevan, Dana Smith, Earl Diley, Tom Rmbaker. the Blue committee chairmen head cuts and was later trans-1 at County Rd.

7 and County Rd.wor(js ancj music of which were ferred to Grant Hospital, about 1.7 miles north of written by the last residents of lumbus. Pickerington Tuesday at' Pickerington, Burton Good and According to sheriff's depu- 12:20 p.m. in which one of the EUra Tussing, respectively. So-ties, Kuhn lost control of his drivers. Fred W.

West. 73, of j0ist. Jack Good, son of one of motorcycle about .7 mile north1648 North Bank, Millersport, the authors, will be accompan-of Ohio 204 on Ohio 37 at was injured and treated bv Vio-hph hv Clpn Mason Richter. THESE INCLUDE Miss Charlotte Basnett. Bloom-Carroll, secretary: Worth Harman, Liberty Union-Thurston, treasurer; riugidiu in IN SPECIAL education Jaque Cross will be the speaker.

He is administrative assistant in charge of gifted and slow learning children. State Denartment of Education. DICKEN Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dicken.

Logan, Aug. 31, Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital. BINKLEY Mr. and Mrs. Roy C.

Binkley, Amanda, daughter Aug. 31, Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital. ki.ivi: Mr. and Mrs. Danny Kline, Rt.

3 Logan, son Aug. 31, Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital. be held along with several other prizes. The buttered sweet corn that the Millersport Festival has made famous will be served at all times throughout the Festival. The profits made from the festival, as has always been the case, will be donated to charity.

Be sure to be on hand for all The pageant will be narrated Birds and Boy Scouts Squad Runs Glen Smith of the Silver-Bur-, 11:55 a.m. ANN LAURA COLLIER, 37, Thurston, was injured slightly Tuesday, 2:15 p.m., when her by Marie Dovel Wagner and admission will be charged Joy Wagner Cunningham case 0f inclement weather will present 15 scenes depicting, the pageant will be held in the for the Primary and Interme activities of the Indians and tne school auditorium. car collided with an auto driven the fun and festivities in this early settlers STAGE PET PARADE let Township emergency squads-men at the scene. According to reports, a car operated by David F. Tartt, 40, of 626 S.

Second Columbus, was northhound on County Rd. 20. Tartt stopped at County Rd. 7 and reportedly thought he had ample time to cross County Rd. 7 before the oncoming West reached the intersection.

Tartt apparently lost traction year's Millersport Sweet Robert Beiber, 29, of 509 Hu- INCIDENTS OF pioneer lifej Another Saturday feature of Festival. will include Early School. Early the Sesqui I abor Uay Weekend bert Ave, at tne intersection of Ohio 37 and 256. Collier was cited for failure to yield at a stop sign. mumi dim Limy -utxuMg, wjll bp thp parade sthe(j.

Husking Bee, Butter and Apple al a The line Tuesday 9:03 p.m. Smyers Restu-rant, S. Columbus Mrs. Charles Friesner, 38, burned elbow; first aid, advised to contact family doctor. 9:33 a.m.

128 Pierce Mrs. Margaret Stoneburner, 78, ill; advised to contact family doctor. 5-Day Weather move out from the Blackhawk Garage on Center Street, cross CITY POLICE reported a 2 on the slippery pavement and Columbus Street and move to the Athletic Field where judg- Traffic Court William K. Congrove. 25, of 432 King improper muffler: $15 bond, speed: $15 bond.

Fire Runs Tuesday 10:25 p.m. 531 Lincoln auto fire; backfire through carburetor, owner extinguished flames! no loss. 9:05 a.m. 284 Cedar Hill Michael Oatney, leaking fuel pump: $250 damage. Hrewer Low Hidder For Koail Kepairs The Ohio Highway Department opened bids Tuesday on 26 projects with low bids totaling $7,597,052.

The work had been estimated slightly higher. The projects included 22 state jobs and 4 federal ones. Fairfield County received a bid from the F. II. Brewer Lancaster, of $57,931) to resurface sections of Ohio 158, 37 and 664 in the county and (ieorgp and Wheeling Streets In the city.

The cost of the projects was estimated at $63,200. diate Departments for which Mrs. Esther McGrew and Mrs. Myrtle Boggs are chairmen. The subject is "Modern Math" in Grades 1-8.

William Competti, Fairfield Union wil conduct the general business session as FCEA president, Jay Nimon, Berne Union is president-elect. MEMBERS OF the year's social committee are Robert Trocchia, Fairfield Union, William Cox. Bloom-Carroll and Mrs. Phyllis Fisher, Liberty Union. The resolutions committee includes Chairman Smith, William Cox and Andrew Roberts, Fairfield Union.

On the necrology committee are Miss Lynn, chairman, Marcus Hanna, coun-tv office and Mrs. Gladys car mishap at N. Pearl Avenue was struck by West who slid and North Alley Tuesday at; sideways down the roadway p.m. in which Arlene M.jer applying his brakes. Siler, 17, of 614 E.

King St. suf-j Both cars received heavy frod minor injuries. She was damage. Tartt was cited for advised to contact her family: failure-to-yield at an intersec-doctor. 'tion.

of 313 back- Ronald K. Pike, 78. Wheat improper ing; $10 and costs. Deaths, Funerals Ronald D. Hyme, 18.

of 119 E. Walnut speed; $10 and costs. Temperatures Thursday through Monday will average 2 to 4 degrees below normal northern portion and near normal southern sections. Representative normal highs and lows are Cleveland 78-56, Columbus 81-58 and Cincinnati 83-61. Cool Thursday, warming to near normal Friday and Saturday, cool again Sunday, warming Monday.

Rainfall will average near one-half inch as rain Friday night and Saturday. Neil Darfus Arnold Priddy. 33, of 127 N. Cedar stop sign; $15 bond. Broyles, Liberty Union-Thurs- Clifford L.

Pearse 'Mrs. Raymond Snider ton. Clifford Leo Pearse, 67, died Neil Darfus, 71. of 997 Baird, Mrs. Esther A.

Snider, 68, Tuesday 4:10 p. m. at his home Akron and a native of Fair-Somerset, died Tuesday, 5:30 field County, died Monday 10:30 p. m. at her home.

Harry M. Myers, 35, Rt. 2. Carroll, unsafe operation; $25 and costs, suspended. p.

m. He was a retired ser County Squad, Fire Runs A member of the Somerset Methodist Church, Somerset viceman for Maytag Co. Mr. Darfus leaves 2 daugh-; chapter OES, Daughters of Vet- Handsome trophies and awards will be given the winners in the following classes: miscellaneous, amphibious and fish, birds and fowl, kitten and cats, dogs and puppies and best trick dog. Mrs.

Robert McClaskie advises parade entrants that all pets must be caged or leashed Each entry will receive an additional kit full of gadgets. After the judging the Lock-bourne Sentry Do Team will present an exhibition, NOTICt TO TAXPAYERS wth SC 5715 C. Ge'-o Cod rhjf 'r rtx properly 'QK rf.jrrs of Fj Cauiiy. 'o' yfor 'nt fjrd cdrj of Board of T-j Appe-j i of tft D.oort-n-nf o' Tana' 01 0' OH.o '0 0' Ho lit i 6M f-aciii by ht 98-h Ge-fn Ai-nD n'tr-r, to qun iiahori o( add' tup i vj on rejj praptr'y, a 6 'Hot 1 t) 0' (V OOP" hr pub intptct'an at off et of iN County Aud'tir in Cuo Msuie a' Laicr)i'r Ohio Cofipirj.nr ocja r' 1 any vt oat on or TMtssmenf ecfrt 'h fpd hy fhe 'ox conn-milliontr of Onio, wr httcird ny roun'y bonrrf of tevison a tts off th court houie, Lancnl'er, 00 on Ju 7, 165 Comp 3 mult ha mrjde in on fiirnilhel by tne Ciun'y -tor and ti ed hi o'f ce on or be'pre tht tme for payment of taes for the firl1 ho year, or V. nny roe during whifh trmpi fjre rece ved.

by the county treolu'tr, wtfnout ptno ty for tht 'rit bo year. A MOC, Aud tot of Fa -t County in 30 31- 91 3 4-6. 65110'! Albert Horn, 74, Rt. 4, failure to yield on left turn: $15 bond. Rt.

2 Lancaster, Ridge following a long illness. He was a World War I veteran, member of Eagles Lodge. Mr. Pearse leaves his wife, Lillian; 2 sons. Sgt.

Franklin Pearse, Elizabeth, N. William Pearse, Antioch, 111.: 4 daughters, Mrs. Hugh Bartlett, Mrs. Clarence Woltz, both of Carroll, Mrs. Oscar Santeson, Illinois, Miss Llewella Pearse ters, Mrs.

Bonie GerstmeyerJerans, and Somerset White Monroeville, Mrs. George jshrine, she leaves her hus-Rhinehart. Mt. Pleasant. 111.: I hand, Raymond Snider: one 4 grandchildren; 3 great-grand- brother, Wilbur Bailey, Lancas- Tuesday GREENFIELD 10:20 a.

m. trailer fire, Harris residence. Township Rd. 205; approximately $25 loss. cnnciren; sisters, Mrs.

Verl Keaton Rt. 4, failude to yield on left turn; $15 bond. meet Andrews, Mrs. Oscar Darling, both of Lancaster. Funeral.

Friday 10 a. Ray Wise Funeral Home. Rev. Services, Friday, 2 p. Thomas Funeral Home; Rev.

a Dunaway, officiating; burial, Somerset Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p. m. today. of the home; 8 grandchildren: a Diane M.

Kistlor, 22, of 706 Boyd following too close; $15 bond. great-grandchild: brother. Clin-! A. C. Hahn officiating; burial Reports Theft Here Of Three 820 Bills ton Pearse, Columbus; 2 sis- Forest Rose Cemetery.

Friends Mrs. Leo Bash, Lancaster, may call at Wise's on Thursday City police Tuesday received I Mrc Ha, pntn MBM.i,j' Leslie R. Wilson, 19, of 409 Busby speed: $25 and costs. Attend Funeral 705 N. Columbus reporting Funera, Frjd 1:30 the theft of three $20 bil Is from sheridan Fuer Rey Whichever road you take, which iiui uusuai.ua Richard Carson officiating: was asleep between ll p.

m. Thomas E. Evans, 27. of 708 E. Sixth red lights; $15 bond.

burial. Pine Grove Cemetery. Saturday and 1 a. m. Sunday, I Friends may call at Sheridan's Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Boyer attended the funeral services for Mrs. Frederick W. Butler in Knoxville, this morning. Mrs.

Butler, who was the former Miss Barbara McManus of Lancaster, died Monday at her hnmo in Wnnvvilto U'pll knnun after 6 p. m. today. Eagle's services at i a n's on Thursday, 7 p. m.

Frrhk E. Philip J. Sheridan, 21, of 145 W. Walnut assured clear distance; $10 and costs. A Loafer SHERIDAN Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE OL 3-4633 Mrs.

Joseph Work Mrs. Annie L. Work, 96, former Lancaster resident, died Monday at her home in Upper Montclair, N. J. The widow of Joseph L.

Work leaves 2 sons, Edgar A. Work, Lancaster, Dr. John L. Work, Upper Montclair; 4 grandchildren; a great-grandchild; a stepdaughter, Miss Isabelle Athens. The body was cremated and remains will be brought to Lancaster today.

Private graveside services will be held Thursday afternoon in Forest Rose Cemetery with Rev. Bliss Wiant officiating. Arrangements are by Ward Haltcman Funeral Home. SlTIITH Clay R. Welty here, she is survived by 1 son, Wh o's Br ooid T4 hi rt Michael L.

Leveck, 21, of 730 E. Allen reckless operation; dismissed. ever way you go by. air, by scu, ly rail, by car you will Kct off to a good start with AAA. Motoring through Europe, cruising the Caribbean, traveling on an escorted tour, or "going on your own" you will find the experience of your AAA club an invaluable help.

Transportation, hoLcl accommodations, sightseeing, and itineraries are prepared well in advance. AAA takes care of the minutiae of travel. There are AAA offices and repre.nenLitives in every major city and town you visit. Whatever your travel pleasure, for a smooth trip from start to finish, see your friendly travel counselor located in the auto club building at 714 N. Memorial Drive.

Clay R. Welty. 66, Marietta 3 grandchildren, nieces and Michael Jf Loads of Fun unaiaL Bremen, died Tuesday nephews including Boyer and Mrs. Art Bevinger, Lancaster. News of her death was received here by Mr.

and Mrs. H. M. Boyer and family. SPECIAL EVERY THURSDAY NITE IS "CHiCKEM NITE" 'm Horn.

Olive 3-0652 faAhg IBVIME SMITH 46i Kortk ClwBbM Utm midnight in Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital following several months illness. Mr. Welty was owner and operator of Welty Motor Sales, Bremen and had been a Ford dealer for 27 years. He was a member of National Automo 2 Lancaster Firms Get City Contracts if 5:00 TO 9:00 P.M. ONLY iroasfed Chick WARD mm CKJ.S.

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and active in Bremen civic and community affairs. Mr. Welty leaves his wife, Gladys Welty. He was the last of his immediate family. Service-Safety Director William E.

Burt today announced the letting of 2 contracts, both to local firms. A tractor-type truck was purchased for the Street Depart ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR $1.25 IN OUR DINING ROOM ONLY ment at a cost of $1,700 from Daily In the EAGLE-GAZETTE Starting Sept, 20 HALTEMAH FUNEFMl HOME Ambulance Service Ward Haltcman Jomti Fttt Phone OL 3-3022 Corner N. Broad 5th. 714 N. Memorial Drive Phone OL 3-0912 Mt.

Pleasant Distributing Co. Doid Kerns Sons was award- Funeral, Friday 10:30 a. Snyder Funeral Home, Bremen, Rev. Joseph Snyder officiating; burial. Grandvicw Cemetery.

Drive In 654-2834 FUNERAL HOME fhone 0L 3-1942 147 W. Wheeling St. A. W. Mountain View 540 W.

FAIR AVE. Home of Broastcd Chicken ed a $1,450 contract for repair "--taavk timet friends may call at Snyder's! of the roof on the main build-today 7-9 p. m. and on Thurs-jing at the Water Pollution Con-day, 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

trol Plant on Lawrence Street..