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4 CO THE TIMES RECORDER today. Burial will be in Surviving are his widow, WED. SEPT. 3, 1975 12-A Memorial Gardens in Ruth; a daughter, Mrs. M.C.

Deaths Funerals Springfield. (Karen) Perkins of Walnut Owen DAYTON Robert Owen, 66, 2125 Kipling drive, a native of Shawnee, died Sept. 1 in Good Hospital in Dayton had been a Samaritane patient for three weeks. Mr. Owen was born May 14, 1909, and was a member of the Masons in Dayton.

Surviving are his widow, Jean; three daughters, Frances, Dorothy and Nancy, the son, Robert, of three homeomone brothers, Frank of Crooksville Route 2, William of Dayton and Don of Columbus; three sisters, Mrs. Marie Orndorf of Dayton, Mrs. June Duncan of Lawrenceburg, and 1 Mrs. Lillian Kennedy of Golden, Colo. Service will be held at 11 a.m.

Thursday in the Whitmer Brothers Funeral Home in Dayton where friends may call Courthouse News CoalSettlementSought Agnes Beisser of South River road filed suit Tuesday in kingum County Common Pleas Court against Globe Natural Company and John A. Kaye, both of Marietta. She claims in March and April Globe took coal samples from, property Township to belonging determine to her the quality. Beisser claims Globe removed approximately a half acre of coal, amounting to 900 tons, far surpassing the amount authorized by her. She claims the defendant has persistently refused to pay her for the coal and asks judgment of $18,000.

She is represented by Atty. Eric Johnson. Food Stamp Report A report issued County Treasurer Vernon Crown shows his office handled 2,337 food transactions during August. Recipients spent $85,766 for $224,382 worth of food purchases, giving them $138,616 in food over the amount spent. Will Filed Jeannette Cox of 865 Orchard Hill road, who died Aug.

20, left her estate to her three children, according to a will filed in Probate Court. They are Janice McKee of Pickerington, Richard Cox of 3355 Kearns drive and Rodney D. of 3715 Meadowbrook drive. Richard Cox was named executor of the will written April 11, 1956. Estate Appraised Estate of Addison B.

Henry Jr. of 2900 Dresden road, who died June 26, was appraised at $20,828, according to an inventory filed in Probate Court. Men Sentenced William E. Peterson, 46, of Crooksville Route 1 and Junior Clifford Suttles, 35, of 1377 Wheeler road, indicted by a county grand jury on charges of robbing Clyde F. Soller, 46, of Route 5, pleaded guilty in Judge J.

Lincoln Knapp's Common Pleas Court yesterday to reduced charges of assault. Both were sentenced to 30 days county jail. Sentences were suspended, with exception of two weekends of 48 hours each which are to be served by Suttles. They were ordered to make restitution of $99 to Soller. Peterson and Suttles were represented by Atty.

John Rericha, while Assistant Prosecutor Ron LaAsmar was counsel for the state. Marriage Applications John Russell Mason of Moxahala avenue, service station attendant, and Sheryl Lynn Brooks of 745 Moxahala avenue. Roger D. Walters, 19, of 2060 Licking road, Marine, and Annette S. Holzschuher, 18, of Route 7.

Victor H. Thompson, 18, of 819 Wabash avenue and Marcia L. Miller, 19, of Racquet club. Divorce Petitions Ruth F. Bonifield of 68 Shawnee avenue, South Zanesville against Harold Bonifield of Lakewood, lived separate years.

Divorces Granted By Dissolution Denise Diane Beckert and Gary Bebout Beckert. Emmett Clark and Wilma Clark. Martha A. Lynn and Larry R. Lynn.

Richard L. Rucker and Barbara A. Rucker. Kenneth W. Gorley and Cheryl S.

Gorley. Frank McBride and Sharon McBride. Mark C. Gray and Sandra S. Gray.

Charles Stephen Gurnicke and Donna Rene Gurnicke. Donna M. Klingler and Terry W. Klingler. Ronald L.

Wood and Tamsen R. Wood. G. Faye Matz and Maichael F. Matz.

Ronald B. Divers and Betty Divers. Roberta D. Lucas and Terry R. Lucas.

Larry D. Hines and Sandra Irene Hines. Ralph A. Braun and Jane A. Braun.

Linford V. Slutz and Norma J. Slutz. David Crist and Nancy Crist. Sylvia Jean Jones and Gary Lee Jones.

Oma Mae LePage and Miles Edwin LePage. Dillard George Higgins and Eleanor C. Higgns. Nancy L. Erichsen and Arthur J.

Erichsen. Frederick A. Mattox and Charlotte L. Mattox. Richard Carter, 52, of 1138 Roosevelt avenue died at 6:25 a.m.

Tuesday at Bethesda Hospital after a month illness. Mr. Carter was born Oct. 1, 1922 in Zanesville and was employed for 25 years, as maintenance man Lee Jewelers. Surviving are a sister, Mrs.

Annabell Cromwell of the home and a brother, Howard of Maple avenue. The body was taken to Hillis Funeral Home where friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. Service will be held at 1 p.m Thursday, Sept. 4 with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Maul Carter Virgil Maul, 69, of Lancaster, former Zanesville resident, died at 6:50 Tuesday at Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital after a year-long illness. Mr. Maul was born Oct. 5, 1905 in Chillicothe and had lived in Zanesville before moving to Lancaster several years ago. He was a retired employe of the Prudential Insurance Company.

He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church at Lancaster, the Masonic Lodge, Tahre Shrine Club, Aladdin Temple, Scottish Rites and the Lancaster Kiwanis Club. Creek, three, sons, Nicholas of Marion, Michael of Groveport and Charles of Austin, Texas; five grandchildren and a brother, Howard Maul of Dayton. The body was taken to the Halteman-Fett Funeral Home at Lancaster where friends may call from 2 to 4 and p.m. today and until time for service at 2 p.m. Thursday, Sept.

4 in the funeral home. Burial will be in Forest Rose Cemetery at Lancaster. Dayton Service for Lloyd A. Dayton, Baker street, who died Sunday, will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Sept.

4 at DeLong and Baker Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Hickman Mary E. Hickman, 80, of East Ridge, formerly of Cumberland area, died Monday at East Ridge. She was born in Muskingum County. Survivors include a son, Dwight Hickman of East Ridge, three grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren.

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Tom Funeral at Cumberland. Burial will be in Cumberland Cemetery. may call 7:30 to 9 p.m. today.

Big Brothers Sponsor Day At A Baseball Game Big Brothers of Zanesville recently went to a baseball game at and sons of Big Brothers made the trip and 110 persons posed for Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati where they watched the Reds this picture prior to leaving for the game. The trip was financed by defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates also, Reds third baseman, Pete a car wash held by Big Brothers, plus donations by several local Rose, made hit' that Viets SAIGON (UPI) Hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese marched through the streets of Saigon and Hanoi Tuesdav to celebrate Ho Chi Minh's declaration of national independence 30 years ago. it was the first time since Ho said on Sept. 2. 2, 1945, that "nothing is more precious than independence and freedom" that Vietnam was at peace.

In Hanoi, Premier Van Dong said North Vietnam was prepared to establish diplomatic relations with the United States, and he called on his country to help restore the battered economy of South Vietnam. The parade in Saigon lasted SO long it awed even its organizers. "I really don't many people are marching," said a government had been watching people pass Residence Fire Loss Estimated At $15,000 passengers. Weather Outlook: Warm NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST 10 7 PM EST 9-3 75 United Press International A fire Tuesday afternoon destroyed the home of Alma Simeral on Township Road 89, south of Avondale. Larry Carr, chief of Newton Township Fire Department, said his squad was called to the scene at 3:05 p.m.

Roseville Fire Department assisted in fighting the blaze, which was extinguished after about an hour and a half. No one was home at the time of the fire. Carr said. when firemen arrived, the house was engulfed in flames. The fire was prevented from spreading to some smaller buildings on the property.

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Ralph Dennis Jr. and Ethel R. Dennis. Dissolutions Continued Joseph A. Bussey and Susan M.

Bussey. Anna Spellman and Robert Spellman. Valerie Custer and Kenneth R. Custer. Divorces Granted Arthur Hartley from Thelma J.

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Wade against Ralph L. Wade. day. Big Brothers, Little Brothers Celebrate by him 15 abreast for two hours. A final estimate was 250,000 one of the largest demonstrations ever seen in Saigon.

Speakers throughout the city stressed the theme of national unity, even though the formal unification of the two Vietnams appears a long way off. "Vietnam is one. The people of Vietnam are one," thundered Nguyen Huu Tho, the senior adviser to South Vietnam's Provisional Revolutionary Government, from a huge reviewing stand on a downtown street. "Mountains may crumble, rivers dry but that reality will not change." Railroad workers mocked up a locomotive float and there YM Announces Recreational Swimming Hours Recreational swimming hours for Wednesday, Sept. 3, through Friday, Sept.

12, have been announced by Zanesville YMCA. Hours are 4 to 5 p.m. and 5 to 6 p.m. Wednesdays for youth; 9 to 9:30 a.m. Tuesday and Thursdays, for men only.

Adult co-ed swimming will be noon to 2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10:30 a.m. to noon Tuesday and Thursday and 5 to 6 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. Swimming hours for women only will be held 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday and Thursdays. A family swim will be held 6 to 7 p.m. Friday. The Texas Highway Department ferry between Galveston Island and 1 Bolivar Peninsula carried 1.2 million vehicles last year and more than 4.5 million FAIR (BOSTON HIGH NEW YORK A NEW ORLEANS MIAMI -LEGEND RAIN SNOW AIR SHOWERS FLOW San Diego pc 74 62 San Francisco sy 66 Seattle pc Tampa ts 33888 73 Spokane Washington cy Wichita sy 68 OHIO SKIES Sunset today 7:57 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 6:59 a.m.

The moon rises 5:33 a.m. tomorrow and is followed by the planet Venus and the star Regulus. Only Venus might be bright enough to be seen; it is now rising about 6 minutes earlier each morning. New Moon 5 By United Press International extended outlook Friday through Sunday: Fair and mild. Highs in the 705 and low 80s.

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10-speed Racing Bike, 27-in. 10-speed Racing Bike, with Side-pull Handbrakes Dual-position Handbrakes Lug Frame Construction ONLY 7497 SALE 9997 SALE 10900 Regular $79.99 racer has single-posi- Regular $119.99 Free Racer fea- Regular $139.88 racer features a 31 tion side-pull handbrakes, racing han- tures dual-position center-pull hand- to 100 gear ratio, dual-position centerdebar and a gear ratio of 37 to 96. And brakes, gumwall tires, rat trap pedals pull handbrakes and 3-piece alloy it's fully reflectorized. days only! and a wide gear ratio of 37.6 to 100.2. crank.

Delivers a great ride! Save on 3-speed Touring Bike with Front and Rear Caliper Brakes Sears CENTER ANNIVERSARY 36 No. Phone 452-3651 Store Hours Daily 5th St. Catalog 452-8453 Roebuck and Co. home of the Ted Williams brand service available Complete expert assembly and SALE 7297 at additional cost. Regular $79.99 touring bike features side-pull handbrakes, amberwall tires and Ask About Sears Credit Plans a wide gear ratio of 53 to 99.

SPORTS 89th POPS civic organizations. Independence were two bands, but mainly it was a parade of people from peasants dressed in black pajamas to city women wearing flowery silk Ao Dai dresses. LUMBERI CASH UMBER OWN CARRY Sears 4 A. Regular $3.99 Sears Vinyl Bike 197 B. Regular $3.99 Sears Roomy Touring Bag.

197 C. Regular $2.99 Sears Sturdy Bike Lock 197 Sports Center VALUE Save $5.11 Bike Carrier SALE 1288 Regular $7.99. Mounts on most cars fast and easy. Holds two bikes. Local Long Haul Insurance for Truckers Alan L.

Rankin Insurance Phone 452-2354 1735 Maple Avenue at Terrace Point The Insurance Store 30.00 30.00 Ohio: Partly cloudy Wednesday. Highs in the upper 70s and 80s. Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers Wednesday night and Thursday. Lows Wednesday night in the upper 50s and 60s. Highs Thursday in the upper 70s and 80s.

West Virginia: Partly cloudy through Thursday. Highs from the mid 70s in the mountains to mid 80s west. Lows Wednesday night from the mid 50s north and in the mountains to the mid 60s west. NATIONAL SUMMARY Showers and thundershowers are expected today over parts of the lower Plains, upper Mississippi valley and southern Florida. Mostly fair weather should prevail elsewhere.

PREDICTED TEMPERATURES Today's High 85 Today's Low 63 TUESDAY'S TEMPERATURES Tuesday's High 83 Tuesday's Low 60 8 a.m.. 61 4 p.m. 83 10 a.m. .63 6 p.m. B1 Noon .72 8 p.m..

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