The Times Recorder from Zanesville, Ohio • 2

MONDAY, JUNE 1, ID53 TIIE TIMES RECORDER, ZANESVILLE, OIOO McCullough, Richard George, Ken Turkey Run Council 20DTnETECTTLEC'Df705 neth Mitchell and Glenn Kroflt. Woody Wooddell To Appear In Meeting The average worker in Britain Mrs. Sarah Adams Sen ices Today Funeral services for Mm. Sarah Adams, 7t, of Salern will be conducted at Greenwood cemetery at The Turkey Run Youth Council PAGE 2 PRODUCTION' HEAD DIES CLEVELAND i.T Ralph K. Logan, 54, chief metallurgist ami production manager of the Cuyahoga Steel Wire died Friday in Doctors' He was a native of Akron and member of the Ginton Masonic Lodge of Massil- works 45,,4 hours a week.

Beverly Man Dies Saturday BEVERLY, May 31 John Starkey, 85, retired oil company executive, died at 11:43 o'clock Saturday morninp; at Marietta Memorial hospital following a lingering held its annual meeting at the Perry County Children's homa with the council in charge of both recre il o'clock this afternoon with Rev. I Howard Rodebaugh officiating. Mrs. Adams died in Salem Thurv i day. ation and refreshments.

Ann McCullough directed the younger children in recreation with Glenn Krofft in charge of the older group, rene Mitchell was chairman of the refreshment committee. Those present were: Roma and Edna Scliaum Is Summoned Dwight Swinehart, Annabelle and Paul Wilson, Arthur Wilson, Kath- crine Griffiths, Rosalie Brown, 'J. MORE AIR lhoasverl font saesoiiia COOL Al 2 every corner o( me room LIGHT WEIGHT, eorfy moved from room to room LASTING EEAUTY smorllystvied plastic NO CRAFTS or hioiti to wnoy yo. MOTOR GUARANTEED for yors Irene Mitchell, Ann and Mary Lou Mrs- Edna Schaum, of 343 illness. He was admitted to the hospital few hour before his death, Mr.

Starkey was born in Man-nington, W. on Oct. 2, 1867, and in 1S93 became associated with the South Bend Oil company of West Virginia. He became mper-intendent of the Mannington-Spen-cer district in 1904 and retired ta 1932. He moved to New Matamoras In 1937 and to Beverly 10 years later.

He was first married to Hattie Ankrom, who died in 1904. In 1906, Woodlawn avenue died at Good Sa maritan hospital Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock following an illness of eight weeks. She had been in the LOW AS hospital four weeks. She was born in Zanesville Aug. 24, ISSa, a daughter of Lewis and he married Lillie Estlach, who sur-j Virginia Kohler Hoffer, She was a lifelong resident of this community.

Her huband, Harry Schaum, died in September, 1941. CMCVlArOAt Mrs. Schaum was a member of IDANS TTo G1CC0 Woody Wooddell, popular movie, record and radio personality will appear on stage of the Maple theater on Tuesday night with his Pine Hollow Jamboree Unit. Woody has long been a favorite in this area with his 13 station radio network show originating from Sharon, Pennsylvania every Saturday evening, He has also toured nationally with the Jimmy Wakely Show for the last five years. His Dome records are big hits throughout the country.

The Woody Wooddell show is jampacked with great Western music and songs of the hills. Woody will also be seen on the screen of the Maple-Open-Air theatre in "Moon Over Montana" with Jimmy Wakely. viVei. He was a member of the Beverly Presbyterian church, the Masonic lodge of Middlebourne, W. and the Scottish Rite of Wheeling.

In addition to his widow, ha is survived by a ton, Arthur Starkey of Springfield, grandson, John Starkey of Springfield, and a brother, William B. Starkey of WintersviHe, 0. The body was removed to the McCurdy funeral home where It wiU remain until 10 o'clock Monday morning, when it will be taken to the Fairview, W. Methodist church for services. Burial will be in Fairview.

the Seventh Day Adventist church. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Fred Powell of 343 Woodlawn avenue; one granddaughter, Mrs-Richard Spindler of Washington, D. one great-grandson, Rickey Spindler and one great-grand WANTED CLOSING-TYPE SALESMEN Goting type talesmen and sales trainMi wonted far reputable (Mating organ). ishont In OWo and several mighborlng tat.

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Writ for interview, giving address, telephone number and details of vow bock ground. Pleat answer bi your own handwriting, in car of this paper, No.C-861 let damonslroti only madam alattrk fan today Pon't suffer another day from soaring aummer temperatures. See Air-Flight lodav-ask for a demonstration and see for yourself what a truly fina fan Air-Flight really it. BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO. Swain and daughters, Linda and daughter, Sharon Spindler: two brothers, Carl Hoffer of Masking Becky, all of Akron; Mr.

and Mrs. Foster Pyle of Chandlersville; Mr. Birthdays Honored At Crist Home Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Crist of Zanesville Rt.

4 entertained recent um avenue and Fred Hoffer of Can and Mrs. Harold McDaniel and ton; and one half-brother, Russell daughter, Jackie of Zanesville Rt. 6, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown and i ly with a birthday dinner, honor son, Perry of Dexter City; Mr.

and Charlie Wood Ray Collin COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS Fhone 2-9311 Market St. at 4th ing the birthdays of Clara Swingle, Mrs. Lawrence Swingle and son, il AT JENKINS HOME Mrs. Florence Dietrick of Akron was the week-end guest of Mrs. Harriett Jenkins of 1347 Superior street here.

Kenneth of Nashport; Mrs. Annie Swingle, Clara and Fred Swingle Clara Brown, Linda Swain and John DeMent A pot luck dinner was served. Starkey of Hollywood, Calif. One sister is deceased. The body is at the Putnam chapel of the Mader-Peoples funeral home where friends may call after 5 o'clock Monday evening.

Services will be held at the Putnam chapel at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon with Rev, Albert Cross of the Seventh Day Adventist church officiating. Burial will be In Woodlawn. of Blue Rock; Nancy and Annie Crist and Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Those present were Mr.

and Mrs. John DeMent, Mr. and Mrs. John Crist. zlIPii Perry County Woman Succumbs 'Fir11 UP your hllle and ether things you want to buy or do.

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Mis. Price was a member of the EUB church, the Rebecca and i 41 i a irw.jr Daughters of Veterans. Surviving in addition to the Ol AMY Sfl OACT MYMIMT AMOUNT lY Of Ce Hanele teed? todi Men Te loan $10 $169.10 IS 259.44 It 315.16 25 455.56 35 667.22 UuuuJlf daughter are two sons, Bert Price of the homa and Ray Price of Crooksville, two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Our Letterheads Are Salesmen Yes, our letterheads pitch ta and help yon Their fine quality of printing and paper bespeak your good taste and wisdom your soundness as a businessman, lift as show you how to sell more at no extra cost COMMERCIAL pritduig compeny IHNo. 5rhSr.

Ph. 2-458? The body was removed to the Cannon Cannon funeral home nnnnnn 1 r3 r3 here where friends may call. Fu 1 IVnthr -y Um Stool Ira urn. 3 neral services will be held at 1 :30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the EUB church. Rev.

Louis Mathew and Rev. R. P. Bumbargner will officiate. Burial will be in Crooksville cemetery.

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The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs-Howard Castor of Otsego and H. Prince of Dresden. Mrs. Hattie Castor is the great-grandmother.

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