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Page Six THE JOURNAL, CALDWELL, OHIO Thursday, September 10, 19591

Hiss Betty Lou Farson Becomes Bride Of William Charles Wilson At Lowell

Miss Betty Lou Farson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Farson, of Dexter City route 1, and William Charles Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wilson, of Terre Haute, Indiana, exchanged nuptial wed­ding vows Sunday, August 30} before the altar of the Lowell Metho­dist church.

The church sanctuary was decorated with arrangements of fall flowers. The double-ring cere­mony was performed at 2:30 o'clock by Rev. Charles Dowdell.

The organist, Joy Robey, presented a suite of pre-niiptial music, which included: "I Love You Truly," "If I Could Tell You," "Love Is A Many Splen-dored Thing," "Because," "Oh Promise Me," "Always* and the traditional wedding marches. "Have Thine pwn Way Lord" was played while the couple knelt at the altar.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a whit', street-length, silk and cotter dress with tiny puff sleeves an 1 a very full box-pleated skirt. The dress featured a high neck­line with a tiny white collar and was trimmed with white lace and self tucks

A tiny white feather hat with veil was worn. Her only jewelry was white pearl earrings. She wore white accessories and car­ried a cascade bouquet of red roses tied with white satin streamers on a white Bible.

Mrs. Martha Farson, sister-in-law of the br ide , se rved a s matron of honor. She was attired in a light blue sheath dress with matching jacket with three quarter length sleeves. Mrs. Far-son wore white accessories with

corsage of pink carnations pinned to her shoulderline.

William W. Laurent served Mr. Wilson as best man.

The bride's mother attended the wedding in a gray and white dress with red accessories and a corsage of white carnations.

A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents with approximately twenty guests in attendance. Mrs. Farson was assisted by serving the guests by Joy Dugan.

The former Miss Farson is a 1957 graduate of Southern Noble high school, Dexter City, and is presently employed by T. Ken da 11 Mehlberg, Attorney at Law, in Marietta.

Mr. Wilson, a graduate of Lowell high school with the class of 1957, is employed by the State of Ohio Department of Highways as a radio dispatcher.

Upon returning from a wed­ding trip to the Smoky Moun­tains, the couple will reside at 220 Third street, Lowell, where their apartment is in readiness.

Pauline Reed Completes Plans For Her Wedding

The First Methodist church in Caldwell will form the setting Saturday, September 12, for the wedding of Miss Pauline Louise Reed, daughter of Mrs. Hazel C. Reed, of Caldwell route 6, and Mr. James D. Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson, of Sarahsville route 1.

Rev. E. Parker West will of­ficiate at the open church, double ring ceremony at 6:30 p. m.

A half-hour of pre-nuptial music will be presented at 6:00 p. m. by Mrs. Robert S. Rudge, organist, and Mrs. Don E. Ziler, soloist.

The bride will be given in marriage by her uncle, Mr. Har­old Reed, of Dexter City. She will be preceded to the altar by her sister, Miss Helen Reed, as maid-of-honor, and Mrs. William A. Robinson, sister-in-law of the groom, as bridesmatron.

Mr. William A. Robinson will serve his brother as best man. Guests will be seated by Leroy Reed, cousin of the bride, and Jerry Robinson, brother of the groom. Mrs. Byron Steen will register the guests.

Following the ceremony, a reception for invited guests will be held in the church social rooms. Aides will be Miss Sandra Parrish, Mrs. Kenneth Gibson, Mrs. Byron Steen, Miss Mary Dennis and Mrs. Raymond Swartz.

Miss Reed is a 1958 graduate of Caldwell high school and is employed by the Caldwell Clinic.

Mr. Robinson is a 1952 grad­uate of Sarahsville high school, and is employed by the Cleve­land Graphite Bronze, Caldwell.

Keithtown Girl Married In Home Ceremony, Sept. 5

Mr. and Mrs. Ard Chandler, of Caldwell route 3, are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Mrs. Betty Teeters, to Elroy G. Short, son of Mr. and Mrs. Em mett Short, of Murray City.

The double ring marriage was solemnized at 1:00 p. m. Satur day, Sept. 5, in the parsonage of the Rev. Francis Shinaberry, of Byesville. Mr. and Mrs. James Cowgill, of Cambridge, attended the couple.

The new Mrs. Short selected for her wedding a waltz length dress of powder blue peau de sole with white accessories. To the dress she pinned a shoulder corsage of pink and white carna­tions.

The bride attended high school in Dexter City and is a member of the Keithtown Methodist church. She is employed by the Chicago Transformer Corpora­tion.

Mr. Short is an employee of Robertson Heating Supply Co and attended high school in Mur­ray City. He is a member of the Methodist church.

The couple will live at 506 Market street, Zanesville.

Elk Catholic Women's Club Holds Meeting

The Catholic Women's club of St. Henry's parish, Harriettsville held their monthly meeting September 2 in the parish hall Rev. Fr. Clemens Schleutei opened the meeting with prayer

The president, Lorene Huff man, presided at the business meeting. At which time plans were made for the Fall Festival to be held Sunday, September 27

A lunch was served by the hostesses, Stella Schoeppner and Rita Archer, to the following Rev. Fr. Schleuter, Lorene Huff man, Hazel Smithberger, Joan Zwick, Betty Schoeppner, Juan ita Zwick, Lee Zwick, Ruth Decker, Clara Smithberger, Lor etta Hendershot, Verna Klemn Justina Smithberger, Rose Schoeppner. Ethel Schoeppner and a g u e s t . M a r i l y n H e n d e r s h o t

Congratulations

CAROLE

Martha McAuley Engaged To Wed Mr. James Groves

Mr. and Mrs. Frank McAuley of Caldwell route, are announc­ing the engagement of their daughter, Martha Mae, to James L. Groves, son of Mr. and Mrs John C. Groves, of Caldwell.

Miss McAuley is a 1958 grad­uate of Caldwell high school and is employed as operating man ager of the Beauty Nook, Cald­well.

Mr. Groves, a 1957 graduate of Caldwell high school, is em ployed with the State Division of Wildlife at New Marshfield Ohio.

Wedding plans are incomplete

ENJOY PICNIC DINNER Mrs. Eddie Chandler enter

tained Sunday with a picnic din ner at their home near Caldwell Guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. A Umbock and children of Youngs town, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Addis and children of Devola, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hughes and son Frank Eierman and Jonna, Mar line and Ralph Guglielmi and Miss Carolyn Botts, all of Co lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Fulta Hughes, hoistess and children Phil, Steve and Bill. Sunday evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Elliott and Eddie Eiliott.

DINNER GUESTS ~~ Sunday dinner guests a t the

home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sorg of Fulda, were Mr. and Mrs Eugene Evrand of Louisville, Mr and Mrs. Clem E. Welling and daughters of Canton, Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. McCabe and daugh ter of Columbus. Other guests during the day were Mr. and Mrs. Clem Warner of Berne, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Sorg and daugh te r a n d s o n s , o f C o l u m b u s .

CARTER hAKAIISVlLLL, OHIO

. . • the winner of our

Sparkle Sandron Contest at the Noble County Fair!

THANKS . . . to a l l o f you who v is i t ed our display and participated in the contest!

HILL'S IN CALDWELL "Since the Turn of the Century'

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MR. AND MRS. IVAN MITCHELL

Double Ring Ceremony Unites In Marriage Belle Valley Couple The Corpus Christi Catholic church, Belle Valley, formed the

setting for the September 5 wedding of Miss Ann Kathleen Sklenar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sklenar, of Belle Valley, to Mr. Ivan James Mitchell, son of Mrs. Celestia Knicely, of Zanesville.

The impressive double-ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Fr. James A. Dirker,-pastor of the church, before an altar decorated with white mums and carnations J with ferns and palms on either side. The pews were marked with white satin ties and ferns.

The wedding ceremony, solem­nized at 10:30 a. m., was pre­ceded by a half-hour of wedding music, which included: the church choir singing "Ave Maria" and soloist, Mrs. Inez Oliver, singing "Mother At Your Feet I'm Kneeling." A special bouquet of white carnations and mums were placed at the feet of the Blessed Virgin Mary by the bride. The organist was Mrs. Emelia Smith, sister of the bride.

The bride, escorted to the altar by her father, was lovely in a white slipper satin, floor-length, gown with a long chapel train. The gown featured a scooped neckline with bridal lace em­broidered with seed pearls and sequins. The full skirt was com­plemented by a large bow in the back.

Her finger tip veil of pure English silk illusion was held in place by a crown of chiffon trim­med in pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of white carna­tions* and stephonotist with a detachable white orchid in the center.

Miss Connie Sklenar, sister of the bride, served as maid-of-honor. The bridesmaids were Delores Mitchell, Elaine Tovel Neva MeCall, Janet Kagafas, Pat Yeager and Janice Cunningham The flower girls were Debra Zeleznik and Sheri Bailey.

The attendants were dressed identical in a Paris Pink, street-length, dress with a full skirt of chiffon lace over taffeta. Their ensembles were complemented by a velvet bodice and a wide cummerbund at the waist line.

Their headdress was of match­ing chiffon and net. They each carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations with rose cen­ters. The flower girls carried white lace baskets of red rose

petals. Mike Zeleznik acted as best

man. The guests were seated by Lawrence Macenko, Howard Mit-

hell, Richard D. Buekey, How­ard Nau, Victor Sklenar, Jim Chicwak, and Don Cunningham. The ringbearer was Jackie Arch­er.

The bride's mother was attired in a rose taffeta dress with mat­ching hat and black accessories. A corsage of a white orchid was pinned to her shoulderline. The bridegroom's mother wore a powder blue linen and lace dress with white accessories and mat­ching hat. A white orchid cor­sage was pinned at her shoulder­line.

A reception was held in Smees hall, followed by a wedding dance, with approximately 400 in attendance. The hostesses were Mrs. Andy Spizak, Mrs. Ruth Demarco. Mrs. Duane Tip­ton, Mrs. John Reidy and Mrs John Wukelich. A breakfast was served to the bridal party and immediate family following the

wedding in the church audi­torium.

The former Miss Sklenar is a graduate of Belle Valley .high school with the class of 1956 and is employed at Champion Spark Plug Co., Cambridge. Mr. Mit chell, also a graduate of Belle Valley high school, class of 1955 is employed with the Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co., Caldwell.

A short wedding trip was en­joyed by the couple. They are now residing in Belle Valley.

Out-of-town guests at the wedding were from Cleveland Columbus, Zanesville, Newark Cambridge, Mansfield, Freder-ickstown and Akron.

Janet Sue Wilson Will Wed Sept. 12

M i s s Janet S u e W i l s o n , grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Carrel, of Macksburg, will be come the bride of Vernon Estadt son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Estadt, of Caldwell, on Saturday September 12.

The wedding will be solem nized at 9:30 a. m. before the altar of the St. Mary's Catholic church, Fulda. A public danc< will be held at the parish hall at 8:30 o'clock that evening.

Lamar Dean Dowling Celebrates Birthday

L a m a r D e a n D o w l i n g c e l e bra ted his sixth birthday with a surprise party on Tuesday September 1, at the home of hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Dowling on Caldwell route 4.

Games were played by the group and refreshments wer served to Susan and Kathy Wil son, Ladonna and Lorraine Bates Sarah Radcliff, Cindy and Joyce Brown, Rita Nau, Becky and Kenny Williams, Eddie Schott Joby Woodford, Jimmie Sanford Michael Keeton, Mark Nau Rusty Davis, Maureen, Carla and Kay Dowling, Madge Keyser and Martha Davis.

Patty Hatfield and Buddy Davis sent gifts, but were unable to attend.

M I S S i l i l y i J . A L . i v i b i v H i i i

Former Caldwell Girl Gets Education Degree

M i s s H i l d a L u c i l l e M e r r i t t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Merritt, of Caldwell route 1 was one of 36 degree candidates honored at the summer com mencement at Muskingum col lege, New Concord.

Miss Merritt, a 1953 graduate of Caldwell high school, was the recipient of a Bachelor of Scienc in education degree. The com mencement address was deli vered by Dr. Carl C. Bracv president of Mt. Union college in ceremonies held in Brow Chapel, with Dr. Robert N. Mont gomery, president of the college presenting diplomas and con ferring degrees.

This fall, for the fifth year Miss Merritt will teach the third grade at the McGregor Elemen tary school in Canton.

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.inda Sue Bates Engaged To Wed

Mr. and Airs. Clarence Bates, of Sarahsville route 1, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Linda Sue, to Mr. Richard A. Pangle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pangle, of Caldwell route 6.

The bride-to-be is a 1959 grad­uate of Caldwell high school and is presently employed by Essex Wire, Zanesville.

Mr. Pangle attended Caldwell high school and is also employed by Essex Wire.

jrand Slam Bridge Club Is Entertained

Mrs. Myron Merry, Mrs. Clar­ence Estadt, Mrs. Lucien Young, Jr. and Mrs. Walter Quick won the prizes, Wednesday evening, when Mrs. John Hazard enter­tained the Grand Slam Bridge club in her home in Bronze Heights.

Delicious snack refreshments were served to the following members and guests: Mrs. Bob Vogel, Mrs. Harold Hune, Mrs. Myron Merry, Mrs. Bob Robey, Mrs. Clarence Estadt, Mrs. Luc­ien Young, Jr., Mrs. Bob Steven­son, Mrs. Jerry Freiberger, Mrs. Russel Locke, Mrs. Joe Giallom-bardo, Mrs. Walter Quick and Mrs. Kenneth Leighton.

)orcas Sunday School Ilass Enjoys Meeting

The Dorcas class of the Macks­burg Methodist church held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Eileen Jeffers, Dexter City, with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Carpenter as co-hostess. Mrs. Rita McAtee was devotional leader. Two hymns were sung, "Does Jesus Care" and "Love Lifted Me." Mrs. Mc­Atee chose the scripture lesson from John 15th chapter. Mrs. Mary Kathary lead the group in prayer followed by "The Lord's Prayer" in unison.

During the business meeting cards were signed to send to the sick and shut-ins. Bible questions were asked by Mrs. Eileen Jef­fers. The meeting was closed with the usual benediction.

The "Wonder Box" brought by Mrs. Gladys Lewis was won by Mrs. Eileen Jeffers. The social period was held at the close of the meeting with Mrs. Minnie Moose in charge.

Refreshments were served by the hostesses to the following: Mamie Antill, Erma Brown, Mary Kathary, Gladys Lewis, Rita McAtee, Minnie Moose, Sara Rihl, Carrie Turner, Ethel Dut-ton, Velara Hutcheson, Helen Parks and Joyce McAtee.

Look Who's Here! Dininic Clara is the name

given to the eight pounds and four ounce daughter born Sun­day in the Thompson hospital, Caldwell, to Mr. and Mrs. Rome Thompson, of Summerfield. Grandparents are Joe Thompson of Summerfield, and Mr. and Mrs. O. Carpenter of Batesville.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lee Swartz, of Byesville, are an­nouncing the birth of a son Sept. 2 at the Guernsey Memorial hos­pital, Cambridge. The infant weighed seven pounds and 11 ounces and has been given the name Thomas Allan. Grandpar­ents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Swartz, of Pleasant City and Mr and Mrs. Emil Archer, of Cald­well. Mrs. Effie Orr, of Cald­well, is the great-grandmother

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Delancey of the Beverly community, are announcing the birth of a son Sept. 4 at Marietta Memorial hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Dana Caldwell, of Caldwell, are announcing th birth of a daughter, August 30, at Guernsey Memorial hospital, Cambridge. The new arrival weighed six pounds and 2Vz ounces at birth and has been given the name Cheryl Louise. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Finley, all of Cald­well. Mrs. Mae Walters, also of Caldwell, is the great-grand mother.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Yeagle, of Caldwell route, are announc ing the birth of a son born Sept. 3 in the Good Samaritan hospi­tal, Zanesville. The infant weigh­ed six pounds and 11 ounces at birth and has been given the name Herman Joseph. Grand­parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Archer, of Pleasant City route, and Mrs. Joseph Yeagle, of Cald­well route 4. The mother is the former Hilda Archer.

MARRIAGE PERMIT A marriage permit has been

issued by Washington county probate court to Vernon Clarence Estadt, laborer of Caldwell and Janet Sue Wilson, student, of Macksburg.

Family Reunions

Crum Family Reunion The annual reunion of the

family of Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Crum, of Fairground street,

was held Sunday, August 30, at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Crum, near East Union, with all members of the family present, including five daughters, one son and twenty-eight grandchildren.

A basket dinner was enjoyed at noon. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Elijah F. Crum, Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Heil and children, Dorothy Ann, Eddie, Darlene, Gary, and Paul, and Miss Brenda Dozer, all of Sonora route 1; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hohman and children, Neil, Barbara, Eddie, Danny, twins, Margaret and Marcella, David and Roseann ox Caldwell route 1.

Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hoh­man and sons, Donald, Herman, James and Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shafer and children, Larry and Marlene, all of Cald­well route 4; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zwick and children, Johnny, Tommy and Mary Jo of Summerfield route 1; Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Crum and chil­dren, Elaine, Richard, Billy, Eugene, Robert and Ronnie.

Dudley Reunion The thirty-fourth annual Dud­

ley reunion was held Sunday, Sept. 6, at the home of Misses Lucy and Rachel Dudley at Hos-kinsville, with seventy-six in attendance, including four of the surviving family, of ten children of the late Joseph and Eliza Jane Metheney Dudley.

They are: L. S. Dudley of Zanesville; Pearley, Lucy and Rachel Dudley of Hoskinsville.

The usual bountiful basket din­ner was served cafeteria style at noon. Informal diversions and conversation occupied the after­noon hours.

Relatives and guests present included: Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Schenk, Mrs. Norma D. Scot-horn, Mrs. Florence St. Clair, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds, Dee Ann, Douglass and Kay Lyn, Mrs. Flora Stoneking, Mrs. Elva Thorla Geary, Mrs. Bernice Dodds, Mrs. Joseph Carr.

Mrs. Francis Bell, all of Zanes­ville; Earl Dudley of Denver, Colo., Miss Ruth Dudley of Hyattsville, Mr. and Mrs. John Gaab, Jeffrey and Mary Jo of Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Fischer, Karen, Jeff and Judy of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dudley, Janet, Mary, and Nancy of Wadsforth; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Childers, Johnny, Marilyn and Martha (twins) of Gallipolis.

Earl D. Lowe and Miss Pearl of Cambridge; Mr. and Mr; Vernon Dudley and Rebecca Clark of Ava; Mr. and Mrs. Ray­mond St. Clair, Jean Ann and Nicky of Chandlersville; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wilson, Carolyn and Patricia -Lynn of Akron; Miss Ruby C. Ziler of Newark; Mrs. Harold H. Bates.

Mr. and Mrs. Elvin E. Ziler, David and Claralaine, Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Ziler and Sherrie Lynne, Cumberland; Millard Sealock, near Belle Valley; Mr. and Mrs. Pearley Dudley, Lois and Carol, Lucy and Rachel Dudley, all of Hoskinsville; Mr and Mrs. Bolon Barnhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Ziler, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Ziler and Ken neth Vaugh, Theodore Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knox, all of Caldwell.

King Reunion The annual King reunion was

held Monday, September 7, at the Cambridge City Park with a pot-luck dinner being enjoyed at the noon hour. During the after­noon social conversation and games were enjoyed by all.

Those present were: Mr Minnie King, Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Wharton, Paul David Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Carl King and Lor­raine Sue King, Mr. and Mrs. Paul King and sons, Roy Lee and Elden Paul, all of Summer-field, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Glasgow, Gary Glasgow, Mrs. Robert Cook and son, Robert, all of Quaker City route 1, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry of Dexter City.

Bates Reunion A family reunion was held at

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bates on Caldwell route on Labor Day. The group then mot­ored to the Caldwell roadside park for a picnic.

Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr and sons, Bobbie and Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­liam Bates and children, Penny and Mac. of Canton, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bates and children, Peggy, Gerald, Judy, Beverly and David, Linda Bates, Dick Pangel, Mrs. Chester Feldner and children, Marvin and Charlotte Mr. and Mrs. Dighton Bates and children of Zanesville.

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JEFFREY AND MARK McELROY

BROTHERS HAVE LOCAL GRANDPARENTS Jeffrey and Mark McElroy are the sons of Mr. and Mrs.

Clainton McElroy, of 5173 Broadway, Lorain. Jeffrey is three years old and little Mark is only Ax/z months.

Mr. Herman Muhlbach, of Caldwell, and Mr. and Mrs. Aud-ley McElroy, of the Ava community, are the grandparents.

DEATH NOTICES Patricia A. Oliver

Services were conducted Mon­day for the still-born daughter, Patricia Annette, of Frederick and Patricia Archer Oliver, of Caldwell route 1, in the Herlan-McGaughy funeral home in Byesville.

The infant was dead at birth in the Cambridge Community hospital on Sunday morning.

The Rev. A. G. Riggle, of Pleasant City, officiated and burial was in the Buffalo ceme­tery.

Surviving are the parents, Frederick and Patricia Archer Oliver; a brother, George E. of the home; grandparents, George and Delia Hashman Oliver of Buffalo and Clifton and Nora Archer of Martins Ferry.

Edward T. King Edward T. King, 80, died at

Guernsey Memorial hospital, Cambridge, Sunday after a long illness.

A native of Noble county, he was born Nov. 5, 1878, a son of David and Melissa Murrey King.

He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Frances Marquis of Cam­bridge; two sisters, Mrs. Ella Haines of Crooked Tree and Mrs. Martha Chandler of Aurora, 111.; a brother, James of Lowell and two grandchildren.

Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from the Bundy funeral home in Cam­bridge with Rev. Floyd Gaugler officiating. Interment was made in the Marietta cemetery.

Mrs. Florence Luke Mrs. Florence Luke, 58, of

Caldwell route 1, died Sunday evening in Marietta Memorial hospital.

She was born December 25, 1901, to Andrew and the late Mary Spence Needs. She was a

member of the Crum Ridge Church of Christ.

Surviving in addition to her father are her husband, Harley of the home; two daughter, Mrs. Geneva Snider of Akron and Mrs. Eleanor Mason of Louis­ville in Stark county; two sons, Harold of Zanesville, and Rus­sell of Harriettsville; five sisters, Mrs. Ona Wharton of Roggin, Colo., Mrs. Dora Oldham and Mrs. Fanchion Smith, both of Cambridge, Mrs. Pearl House of Zanesville, and Mrs. Vinnie Luburgh of Woodsfield; a broth­er, Roy Needs of Pleasant City, and nine grandchildren.

The body was removed to the Mallett funeral home in Stafford. Services were conducted at the Crum Ridge Church of Christ. Burial was held in the church cemetery.

Ervin C. Tilton Ervin C. Tilton, 69, of Akron,

a Noble county native, died sud­denly at 11:00 p. m. Thursday at the home of a brother-in-law, Tub Garvin, of near Three Forks. Death was attributed to a heart attack.

Mr. Tilton was born May 14, 1890 in Noble county, a son of Joseph and Chlora Hupp Tilton. He was a retired Firestone Tire and Rubber company employee and a member of the First EUB church of Akron.

Surviving are his widow, the former Losia Gardner; two sis­ters, Mrs. Charles Hutchins and Mrs. C. L. Porter, both of Cald­well route 3, a number of nieces and nephews. A brother, Ed­ward, is deceased.

The body was removed to the Murphy funeral home where services were held Sunday with the Rev. Walter Brown officiat­ing. Burial was made in Dudley cemetery.

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