Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 20

Fog 20 Loncostw Eogle-Goiette, Wadnasdoy. May 1, 1962 Vital Statistics Closing Stocks Of Tuesday Deaths And Funerals I UJ J-- if TODAY'S satellite weather picture shows thunderstorm clouds from the upper Midwest to the Texas Gulf Coast. A band NEW YORK (AP)-Closing stocks. Stock Last Chg ACF 37H AllgPw 20 AlldCp 36V4 Vi Alcoa 26 Vi AmAir 14 ABrand 42 AmCan 27 ACyan 28V4 V4 AElPw 17V AHome 37 AmMot 3 ATT 55 Anchor 15 Armco 18 AshlOil 24 AtlRich 42 AvcoCp 17 Bendix 54 BlckHR 32 Boeing 19 Borden 33 CPC Int 37 Celanse 57 1 Chryslr 6 CitiSvc 36 CocaCl 34 ColGas 33 ConFds 35 CrwZel 21 CurtW 45 DaytPL 16 DowCh 24 Dresr 23 duPont 37 EsKod 73 Eaton 30 Exxon 29 FMC 28 1 Firestn 10 FordM 23 GnDyn 27 GenEl 64 GnFds 37 GMot 43 GTE 30- GTire 18 GaPac 16- Gillette 35 Gdrich 20 1 Goodyr 23 GtAtPc 5- Ohio Forecasts Harry Broyles Harry T. (Bope) Broyles, 80, of 8101 High Thurston, died Tuesday in Lancaster-Fairfield Commu- nity Hospital.

A barber in the Thurston ana Baltimore area tor over fil VPAlft hp i mil-vivpH hv his wife. Lillian; six daughters, Mrs. Frank (Connie) Probasco, Lan- caster, Mrs. Kenneth (Norma) Ruffner, Columbus, Mrs. Howard (Harriet) Ruckman, Lancaster, Mrs.

Frank (Nancy) Reynolds, Baltimore. Mrs. Donard (Mary Ellen) Clum Baltimore, and Mrs. Homer (Betty) Wade, Lancaster; one son, Martin, of Lan caster; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, grandchildren and step- steD- great-grandchildren; two step-daughters, Mrs. Tolliver 1 Betty) Allbritton, Columbus, and Mrs.

Warren (Paula) Ellis, California; one step-son, Thomas Baker, Cleveland; one sister, Mrs. Kate Speaks, Thurston. Funeral services will be Friday, 10:30 p.m., at Johnson-Smith Funeral Home, Baltimore; the Rev. Herbert Householder officiating; burial in Baptist Cemetery, Thurston. Friends may call at the funeral home today, 7-9 p.m., from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Thursday, and anytime Friday. lnma 1 1. v.u...F. j. James R.

Campbell 43, of 366 Sheryl Groveport, died Tuesday in Mt. Carmel Last Hospital. A 25-year employee or risncr duujt unu a lucuiuci of Groveport Zion Lutheran Church, Groveport Lodge No. 240, AM, Lancaster Chapter No. 11, RAM, Lancaster Council No.

88, RSM, and Lancaster Commandry 2, Knights Templar, he is Good Weather Outlook County, Squad Runs BREMEN 5:15 p.m., May 11; walk-in to fire house; Steve Grove, 29, of 1061 McClane, Lan- caster; bicycle accident cuts and abrasions; first aid; aavisea 10 see aociur. 12:10 a.m.. Mav 12: fire at 7725 Oakhilt James Nowlin loss of $8,000. GREENFIELD 6:27 May 11; 61 Highland Carroll; Craig Middleton, 21; laceration to arm; transported to Lancaster-Fairfield Commu- nuy nospiiai. LIBERTY 3:58 a.m..

May 12; activated fire alarm at Baltimore Manor Apart- ments; mutual aid to Baltimore; cancelled enroute. Births Lancaster-Fairfield Community Hospital UNDERWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Randy L. Underwood, 3W Plum Carroll, daughter, May 11.

AZBELL Mr. and Mrs. Jack w. Azbell, 309 S. Ewing Lancaster, son, May 11.

LANE Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Lane, 899 Houfeck Lancaster, daughter, May 11 ROSIION Mr. and Mrs.

David M. Roshon, 1002 James Lancaster, son, May 11. GEORGE Mr. and Mrs. Robert George, 2330 Midway Lancaster, daughter, May n.

The largest floral clock in lire ivuim io magaia rails, 0nt ore than 25,000 flowers. The Weather For 1a.m. Wednesday. May 1 2 Temperatures Are Averaged National Weatner Service NOAA Depl ot ComnVfcr Fronts: Cold Warm The Forecast For 7a.m. EST EST 7 A are entering the far Northwest.

Few clouds are located Southeast. Laserphoto) the (AP MIAMI VALLEY CENTRAL EAST CENTRAL neartW. SOUTHWEST SOUTH CENTRAL Winds light and Sunny Thursday. Highs 85-90. LAKE ERIE knots tonight, northeasterly around knots Thursday.

Waves 2 or less tonight. Local Air Products American Electric Power Anchor Hocking Arvin Industries Beverage Management Buckeye Financial Group Combustion Engineering Crown Zellerbach Evans Products Exxon General Motors Hexcel IBM Lancaster Colony Limited Stores McDonalds Corp McDermott v. Ralston Purina Reichhold Chemical 'Wendy's Worthington Industries Stocks Henry Krebs Henrv Krebs. 73. of 212 Oak Colonial Estates, died Tuesday in Lancaster Health Care Center.

A retired emolovee of the Anchor Hocking World war II Navy veteran, and a mnmhur nf th imapipan Lesion Post 11. he is sur. vived by his wife, Leola; three daughters, Mrs. James (Emma Jean) Lansing, Mrs. Carl (Mary Ann) Siler, and Mrs.

James (Donna) Gregory, all of Lancaster; one son, Gary Krebs, Lan- caster: nine Grandchildren: three great-grandchildren; three brothers, Valentine Krebs, Charleston, W.Va., Adam Krebs, Point Pleasant, W.Va., and Kennelh Krebs, of Zepherhills, three half brothers and one half sister. Funeral services' will be Friday, 10 a.m., in the Halteman-Fett Funeral Home: the Rev. Lawrence H. Myers officiating; burial in Floral Hills Memory Gardens, where the American Legion and the VFW will hold graveside military rites. Friends mav call at the funeral home today, 7-9 p.m..

and from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday. Hospital Sharon A. Hinnlo oqin ThrushRd Donna Cordle man ClearportRd. SherrvM Rpll Rrpmpn Donna M.Bair, 224 Oak Susan Casey, 3230 Lncasier-uniuicoine Kd.

Mary Z. Cook, 3551 Fremar Johnnie Akers, Circleville Scott Lenwood 1 1 Henderson, 152 John L. Evans, Newark Vivian M. McKelver. 144 Sells Rd.

Sabrina Frank Mary Thurston E. Bailey, 524 Westmayer, Bowman, Mill- John F. DISCHARGED Rosemary Arnold, Donna Bair, Marjorie Baucher, Sherry Bell, Susan Casey, YT XT. I- eh. claudia M- Good.

William Hawk Mab Hettinger Anna HmberrVi sharo Pe- Carolyn Kincaid, lvie K00nt- Robert Lowrv We McCorm Mr Paul Snyder," Martha Thomas, Marie B. Walter, Edith Weldy- Lura white W' Maynard and Extended Forecast "By The Associated Press nday through Sunday: Chance of showers Fridav air daiUrQaV and Sundav ule a in the mid-70s to low 80s. Previous 10:30 a.m. day's close Price 35 35 17'4 17 55 55 15 15 13'4 13 18-19 13V13 13-13 25-25 25-25 5 5- 5 29 30. 21 21 10 10 29 29 43 43 14 14 64 64 13-13 13-13 19-19 19-19 66 66 26' 4 26 13 13 12 12 17 17 15-15 19'4-19 15-15 survived by his wife, Twila; Renee L.

Deible, 819 Cher-sons, Robert Jeffrey 0kee Timothy M. and Christopher Lucy L. Campbell, Bremen C. Campbell, all of Barbara Ruckman, 1161 Groveport; two grand- Frederick children; parents, James Virginia Purcell, 419 E. and Audrey Campbell sixth Lancaster; brother, Jon Howard O.

McNaughten, Campbell, Lancaster; Thornville mother-in-law. Opal Rohr, Samuel D. Budd, 235 Groveport; many aunts and Talmadge uncles. Mary Guess, Nelsonville Funeral services will be h. Charlene Golden, 722 Friday, 11 a.m., at the Cherokee Groveport Zion Lutheran RUth Hoisington, 474 Sells Church; Pastor David Pro- Rd, ctor officiating; burial in Ruth M.

Jordan, 1819 W. Reber Hill Cemetery, sixth Pickaway County. Grelda Huber, 5520 Friends may call at the Hopewell Church Rd. Myers Funeral Home, Deborah Smith, 2825 Groveport, today, 7-9 p.m., Pleasant Way Thursday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., Janice Gardner, 1624 and one hour prior to Sheridan services at the church, with Phillip E. Beyer, Masonic services at 8:30 Baltimore m.

Thursday at the funeral Orma J. Heston, 1495 Re-home, dwood The family suggests me- Carl Amspaugh, Carroll monal contributions be given John F.Wilson, 433 Ruff to the Heart Fund or the Garnet McCartney, 2600 Groveport Zion Lutheran BISRd By Associated Press weak cold front is expected to dip into northern Ohio sometime today or during the evening bring ciiohtiv mnipr wpathpr to the state, according to the Na- tional Weather Service. Mid-summer-like weather, however, will continue over most of the state Thursday with readings again reaching Into the 80s. A few showers or thun- derstorms could be triggered durina the heat of the day. but they will be widely scat- terea and short duration even wnere they ao occur in the northern third of the state.

A few extra clouds may linger around in northern Ohio behind that front to- Raint Snow Showers tM Flurries Sl.llnvui RainfJ Snow (23 Showers FlurriesFTl weather will prevail for the Southeast. Most areas will, be cool. AP Laserphoto) Weather Gulf Coast to the lower Great Lakes and southern New England. The forecast today called for temperatures in the 40s over Colorado and Wyoming with readings into the 70s and 80s from the Southwest over the southern Plains, central and southern Mississippi Valley, and the southern Great Lakes to the lower Atlantic Coast. Tern- peratures in the 50s and 60s were expected elsewhere.

Temperatures around the nation at 3 a.m. EDT ranged IIOV1UII from 31 in Ely, Nev to Brownsville, Texas. 1. If -1 WW Si of upper level clouds bisects this area from Arizona through Wyoming and northern Lake Huron to New England. Clouds night, but the rest of the state should he nearly cloud free.

On Lake Erie today, southwest winds could shift around to the west to northwest toward evening as the cold front moves through. then they will become light and variable tonight. OHIO Partly cloudy north and mostly clear south tonight. Lows in the 50s. Mostly sunny Thursday.

Highs near 80 north to near 90 extreme south. kTSTtm titri-iriifi iwmnivtsi nui ucmnAL. Partly cloudy tonight. Lows 50-55. Winds light and variable.

Chance of rain 20 percent. Mostly sunny inursday. Highs near 80. CENTRAL LAKESHORE EASTLAKESHORE Partlv rlniiHv tnniaht Lows 50-55. Winds light and, variable.

Chance of rain 20 percent. Mostly sunny Thursday. Highs near 80, but' cooler along the shore. NORTHEAST INLAND CENTRAL HIGHLANDS Partly cloudy tonight. Lows near 55.

Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 10 percent. Mostly sunny Thursday. Highs near 80. Continued Dy Times For Farmers By Associated Press Ohio agricultural advisory as prepared by the National Weather Service's Agriculture Weather Center at West Lafayette, for Wednesday, May 12, 1982: Temperatures across Ohio are expected to cool by Thursday, but dry conditions were expected to persist as a high pressure system over the southeast U.S.

slows the eastward progress of a low pressure system now over the Plains. The low pressure and its weak frontal pattern should bring showers to all of Ohio on Friday as it moves slowly eastward. Clearing in the wake of the front Saturday and Sunday should be accompanied by more seasonable temperatures. Moisture losses will remain at a high rate through Thursday, at least in central and southern sections of the state. Young vegetable and tobacco plants may need some suDDlemental moisture from irrigation until the prospect of showers becomes better defined, Some heavier showers may accompany the pressure system from the Plains as it moves closer to the state Thursday night and Friday.

The livestock safety index index could reach the danger category in southern areas on THursday as tempera- tures reach upper 80s with relative humidities at 50 percent or greater. Better SDravina conditions in general will develop over the weekend with moderat- ing temperatures and winds. 14 33 20-l 64 4- 25 27 18- 12 15 32 23 13- 26 35- 103L J. IX 56 24 49 35 18 19 50 20 14 20 26- 34 36 38 55 53 1 33 19 41 20 13 12 20 33 16 16 20 37' 13 33- 27 34 38 1 24 31 1 54 46 8 25 26 28 30 19 34 In a game against Seattle, played in Boston, Wilt Chamberlain, then with Philadelphia, missed 22 free throws. DANISON MONUMENTAL WORKS, INC.

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