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DEATHS and FUNERALS E. L. COLOPY Ill the past year, 65-year-old Leo Colopy, farmer of the Vicinity, north of Croton, died at 5 p. m. Tuesday in a nursing home Mt.

Vernon, where he had been in a patient since June 24. During his illness he also had been a patient in Mercy Hospital, Mt. Vernon. The son of the Thomas w. and Nora Ellen (Durbin) Colopy, he was born Sept.

24, 1891, in Muskingum County, and had lived in the Croton area 1938. He was a member of Church since. of the Ascension and the Hartford Grange. Besides his widow, the former Cecilia (Luley) Colopy, he is survived by two sons, Dr. Robert Colopy of Painesville and Richard Colopy of the home; one daughter, Marilyn Colopy also of the home; two grandchildren; two brothers, William Colopy of Zanesville and Clarence Colopy of Lancaster; two sisters, Mrs.

Alban McCann of and Miss Mary Alice HarColumbus, bor Hills. A brother, Raymond Colopy is deceased. The funeral will take place at 9:30 a. m. Friday with requiem mass in the Church of the Ascension.

Johnstown. The Rev. Father Carl Heilman, pastor, be will made ciate and burial will St. Joseph Cemetery, south of Columbus. Friends may call at the Crouse Son Funeral Home, Johnstown MRS.

R. E. ARMENTROUT The Newark Advocate Aug. 7, 1957 mattack. Born in 1889, in Mt.

Vernon, he was the son of C. L. V. Mercer and Elizabeth (Mendenhall) Mer- cer. A graduate of Oberlin College with the class of 1911, he served with the rank of colonel in World War and was president of Cleveland Chapter, S.

A. and a past commander of Kell Post, American Legion. A former president of Vulcan of Portsmouth, he was past president of Cole's Detergent, and a past executive vice president of Cleveland Tractor Co. Active th Republican politics, he was precinet. committeeman of the Republican organization in Cleveland Heights, a trustee of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and a member of Al Koran Shrine.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Florence (Long) Mercer; two sons and a daughter: A. L. Mercer, and Mrs. Ralph Dice, of Cleveland, and Benjamin L.

Mercer of Canton; also eight grandchildren; his brother, William D. Mercer of Newark and a sister, Mrs. D. H. Booth of Conneaut.

Mr. Mercer was elder of the Church of the Covenant, Cleveland, and services will be held at p. m. Friday in the church. Arrangements for burial are incomplete.

MRS. H. L. HOTCHKISS Mrs. Sylvia I.

Hotchkiss, 78, widow of Howard Hotchkiss, resident of 187 S. Pine died at 4:25 p. m. Tuesday in Newark Hospital. Mrs.

Hotchkiss had been in failing health since November of last year, when she suffered a heart attack. She was again stricken Tuesday and was admitted to the hospital at 1:40 p. m. Mrs. Hotchkiss came to Newark in 1927 from Knox County.

She was born Sept. 26, 1878, in Morgan County, the daughter of Henry and Margaret (Barkhurst), McElfresh. Her husband preceded her in death May 9, three sons, Carroll R. Hotchkiss of Mt. Vernon, Lee R.

and T. Harold Hotchkiss, both of Newark, survive: 13 and three great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Blanche Harris of White Pigeon, one brother, Charles McElfresh of Zaneswille. A son and a daughter, two sisters a brother are deceased. Mrs.

Hotchkiss was a member of Rosseau Methodist Church in Morgan County. Services will be held at 1 p. m. Friday in the chapel in Criss Brothers Funeral Home with the Rev. Louis H.

Lammers conductlined then service. Mound View Burial will Cemetery, be Mt. Vernon. Friends may call at the funeral home. WILLIAM SANTROCK Funeral services for William Santrock, 17 month old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Buel Santrock, Lancaster, who drowned Monday in an, outdoor portable swimming pool, were held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Lancaster. Burial was made in Elmwood Cemetery.

are the parents, two Surviving, a brother. Mrs. Lillian Who Wants Worms? Steak Better! NSF bill away from worm offered by Mrs. mother," at Louisville, Ky. The bird he fell from his nest two weeks ago, to worms, (AP Wirephoto) ma- away August 7, 1941, As we walk in our garden of memories, There midst the blossoms of blue, We find in that beautiful garden, Forget-me-nots blooming for you.

You left a beautiful memory And sorrow too great to be. told. But for us who have loved and lost you That memory will never grow old. Sadly missed by her daughter, Mrs. D.

F. Knoch. MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear husband, and passed father, away William four years Wiseago, August 7, 1953. In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly, tender, fond and true, There is a day dear dad, That we do not think of you, God gave us strength to face it, And courage to bear the blow, But what it meant to lose you, Only God will ever know. Sadly missed by Wife, Cecil, and Daughter, Mrs.

R. J. Ford and Children. Church Now Theater NEW YORK (P- One of New York's newest theaters, scheduled to open in October, is the Cricket on Second Avenue, which once was a Baptist church. Founders are radio personality Joe O'Brien and Rhett Cone, summer stock and civic theater actress and producer.

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Mitchell, his "foster living with Mrs. Mitchell since prefers steaks or chicken Snoor of Newark is the child's ternal grandmother. MRS. BEN BUMPOUS Relatives of Mrs. May Bumpous, 95, of Paducah, widow of Ben Bumpous, received word of her death which occurred Tuesday in Lutheran Hospital, Paducah.

Her death followed a fall in her home a few days ago in which she suffered a broken hip. Mrs. Bumpous is the last of her immediate family and is survived by nieces and nephews, including John T. Overstreet and R. Monty Overstreet, both of Newark.

The funeral and burial will take place Thursday in Paducah. IN MEMORIAM In memory of our son and brother Harold Lee Camp, who was killed one year ago today, August 7, 1956. Words can never express our loss. The Family IN MEMORIAM In memory of Harold L. Camp who was killed at the age of 26 in a tragic farm accident August 7, 1956.

The blow was hard and the shock severe We never thought your death so near And only those who've lost can tell The pain of parting without farewell God gave us strength to fight it And courage to bear blow But what it meant to lose him No one will ever know. Missed by your sister Kathryn, and Dick, Rossie, and Ronnie Felumlee. IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of my mother, Mrs. Mollie Emswiler, who passed Mrs. Laura Bell Armentrout, 86, widow of Robert Edward trout, former resident of Hanover, died at 11:10 p.

m. Tuesday in the home of a granddaughter, Mrs. Godfrey Himelrick, Hanover RFD 1, where she had been since Monday. In failing health for some time her condition became serious two weeks ago. Mrs.

Armentrout was a native Sperryville, and before locating in Hanover lived in the Nashport area. She was born May 9. 1871, the daughter of John and Mary (Cornell) Bolen. Her husband preceded her in death July 23, 1948, and she leaves a son, Arthur E. Armentrout of Hanover; also nine grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren; one brother, Bernard Bolen of Luray, Va.

Two sons, of a former marriage are deceased. Henry 0- Flaherty since 1951 and Cover 0'- Flaherty since 1950. Four brothers and three sisters are also deceased. The funeral will be held at 2 p. m.

Friday in the Baughman Funeral Home in Frazeysburg with the Rev. Carl L. Wilson conducting the service. Burial will be made in Hanover Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.

m. Wednesday. A. L. MERCER William D.

Mercer, 514 Mt. Vernon received word Tuesday of the sudden death of his brother, Aaron Loveridge Mercer, 67, a management consultant of Cleveland. His death at 8:30 a. m. in his home in Overlook Cleveland Heights, was attributed to a heart Ray Merchant Motors Inc.

55 W. Church St. Newark, Ohio Mrs. R. Wilson Is Feted with Shower MILLERSPORT A bridal shower was held in the home of Miss Diane Wyckoff in honor of Mrs.

Rodney Wilson (Zona Good). Mrs. Wilson found her gifts arranged beneath a gaily decorated umbrella. Games were played and refreshments were served to Mesdames Ronald Lee, Carl Shover, William Ford, Louise Good, J. Wilson, Neal Wyckoff and Misses Roberta Wilson, Lynda Broyles, Sharon Click, Diane Wyckoff and the honored guest.

PARTY HONORS BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Castle and Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Castle and Debbie and Rebecca of Pataskala attended a picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

Castle in honor of the birthday anniversary of W. M. Castle Jr. NEWS BRIEFS Guests in the Clay Hartman home were Mrs. Minnie Fritz, Mr.

and Mrs. James Faucett and Mr. and Mrs. W. Hall of Mt.

Vernon. Draper Jeter of Columbus visited his aunt, Mrs. Emma Butts, who has been ill. Fred and Mark Spitler are spendling several days with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Arlie Spitler. Jeffrey Spitler is staying with his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berry, while the parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Spitler, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joel Berry and daughter in Texas. Fred Murphy and Martin Castle helped with entertainment at the social given at the Fairfield County Childrens home. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Harlow and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Hartman, attended the Turner reunion in Meigs County at the Old Dexter church with 86 present. Lloyd Parkinson is on active at Parris Island, S.

C. with the U. S. Marine Corps. Mr.

and Mrs. Forrest LeVally and James LeVally of were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul LeVally. Mrs.

Faye Kitzmiller and Timothy, spent several days in southern part of Ohio visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dozer and children of Reynoldsburg were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Forrest Snyder. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Zollinger and Myra and Bob of Bexley, visited his mother, Mrs. William Zollinger.

Moore Reunion Held At Fiberglas Field Descendants of Mae Moore held a reunion at Fiberglas Field Sunday. A short business meeting was held and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Jones were elected president and secretary for the coming year.

Outgoing officers are Mrs. Kenneth N. Deweese and James Charles. The 1958 reunion will be held the first Sunday in August. Present were Mrs.

Mae Moore: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore and Maureen, Donald, Patricia and James; Larry Moore and Kevin, Debra and Melanie Sue; Mr. and Mrs. James Charles and Richard; Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer. Garrabrant; Charles Moore of Piqua; Mrs. June Doll and Chuck of Troy; Mr. land and Mrs.

Vickie Kenneth Kay; Jones Mr. and and Skip- Mrs. Kenneth N. Deweese and Pamela Sue; Mrs. Dean Nethers and Steven and Miss Laura Mae Moore.

Magistrate's clerk Capt. R. H. Langham said to policemen waiting to testify at Wallingron, England: "Will constables please give their names before opening their mouths." Jack A. Deardurff Named Supervisor At Heath Refinery D.

P. Hankins, manager of the Pure Oil Company's Heath Refinery, announced today the promotion of Jack A. Deardurff to the position of inspector supervisor. Deardurff began his Heath ployment January 24, 1946, as a member of the plant's general refinery forces. On July 1, 1951, he was promoted to the full crafts-; man classification of inspector and held this position until the time of his promotion to supervisor.

A native of Newark, Deardurff attended St. Francis de Sales High School. He received training at the Ohio Institute of Aeronautics in Columbus, and the Stewart Technical School of Aeronautics in New York City, During World War II, Deardurff served with the U. S. Air Force in Iran.

A member of St. Francis de Sales Church and the Knights of Columbus, he is a past president of the plant's Poco Club and currently serves as a member of the club's board of trustees. Deardurff and his wife, the former Mary Oberfield, and their five children reside at 289 Central Ave. Births Births Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Kidd, 134 N. Williams a son Tuesday in Newark Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E.

Helmick, 806 W. Main a son in Newark Hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gordon, Thornville RFD 3, a daughter Tuesday in Newark Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Lambert FrischHebron, a son in Newark Hosen, pital Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Melick, Newark 1, a son Wednesday in Newark Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Evans, 527 Lexington a son Wednesday in Newark Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Valenti, 708 Maple a daughter in Newark Hospital Wednesday. Personals John Murray, 227 Rose Hill was moved to Newark Hospital in the Egan ambulance.

Howard McGinnis, Newark RFD 2, was moved to Newark Hospital in the Householder ambulance. Mrs. Mabel Riley was moved in the Henderson ambulance from the Arlington Nursing Home to Newark Hospital. The following patients were moved in the McCament Craig field, E. Main the ambulance: Mrs.

sandrom Hathome of her daughter, Mrs. HOUSEHOLDER FUNERAL DIRECTORS R. J. Brucker J. 0.

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Locust FA 4-0731 Osborne, 236 Fleek Newark Hospital. J. R. Parker from Newark Hospital to his home, 600 N. Cedar St.

Robert Geidenberger, 127 Franklin was moved to Newark Hospital' in the Criss ambulance. Misses Joyce and Arlene Chapman of Olive Green, Ohio, spent a few days with their sister, Norene Chatterton, Newark RFD 1. Bennett Shifting Jobs STRATFORD, Ont. UP)- P. H.

Bennett has' resigned as managing director of the Stratford Shakespearean Festival, effective Sept. 30. He will become secretary and administrative director of the new Vancouver Festival. NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE OF VIEW AND OF FINAL HEARING VACATING PART OF A PUBLIC ROAD Notice is hereby given that there is before the Board of County Commissioners of Licking County, Ohio, the matter of vacating part of a Public Road on the line hereinafter described, known as the Leroy Street Road; the general route and termini of which Road are as follows: Being that part of Leroy Street as shown on the plat of Sturgeon Place and running north and south between Lots 64, 57, 58, 59 and 60. Being 35 feet in width, 93 feet in length on the west side and approximately 165 feet on the east side as shown on the Plat of Sturgeon Place and recorded in Plat Book 3, at Page 311.

Said Board of County Commissioners has fixed the 26th day of August, 1957, at 10:30 o'clock A. as the date when and the road site as the place where said Board will view the proposed improvement, and has also fixed the 5th day of September, 1957, at 10:30 o'clock A. at their office in the Court House of said County, in Newark, Ohio, as the time and place for the final hearing on said proposed improvement. By Order of the Board of County Commissioners, Licking County, Ohio. ALBERT R.

FRANCIS, 8-7-14 Clerk. LEGAL NOTICE Patricia L. Cunningham. whose place of residence is 544 North Miley Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, will take notice that! tiled a petition in Harold L. Cunningham named defendant in the which she is Common Pleas Court of Licking asking that County, he Ohio, being Case No.

43820, be divorced from the and hearing on Said petition will be for from the expiration of six (6) weeks after the first FLORY, publication of FLORY this FITZGIBBON NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT EXECUTOR No. 27449, Doc. 39, Page 16. Geraldine Betty Moore, DeEstate of ceased. hereby given that Lawrence Notice is Robert Moore of 486 Edgemont Newark, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor of the Estate of Geraldine Betty Moore, deceased, late of City of Newark, Licking County, Ohio required to Elle their Creditors are claims with said fiduciary within four Dated this 3rd day of August 1957.

months. HENRY C. ASHCRAFT, 8-7-14-21 Probate Judge of said County, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT EXECUTOR No. 27448, Doc. 39, Page 15.

Estate of Ada N. Harvey, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Christopher M. Warden of 444 W. Main Newark, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor of the Estate of Ada N.

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