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Ik Eeulah Cemetery. Friend Franklin County, mlM den'hi Nov. 23, The Newark Advocate DEATHS and FUNERALS may call at the funeral home after, by suffocation. Mrs. Pattnn de-i p.

m. Monday. scribed as despondent over ill! health had placed a plastic bag, Old Faithful Geyser In Yellowstone Faces Rival ft lYTnv un cm no to-! ti iu.iiv.1 nfuu.n uum dan. aj, ill muiu iuu-) RRY AI BERT used by dry cleaners, over her VILLE ClUltOIl Helser Fiy vauiuj, mtr soil ui mm-omii'K AlJu.j u.j i Cuban Labor Confederation Dominated by Castro Rebels HAVANA -The Cuban Confederation of Labor today elected an executive committee made up entirely of members of Fidel Castro's revolutionary party and rejected a Communist party bid for posts on retired farmer of the Thorn-t'riah and EliZabeth (Brubb) Fos-' ucau m. retired larmer ot the lnorn- j- fo of Columbus, formerlj seven hours when found.

ville area, and a former trustee, wr- was a reurea Iar; of Johnstown area, died at 101 The Upper Arlington resident is of Thorn Township more than 15 His wife the former Ethel Goff SumJay in veterans Admin-j survived by her husband, a daugh- jears, died Sunday afternoon in, died 19x6, and he is survived istration Hospital, Dayton. He had.ter Mrs. Anna Lee Dover of Co- By EUXS LICIA I LAKE VIEW, Ore. Yellow-! stone's Old Faithful has a rival. Oood fcamantan Hospital, Zanes-, -uuiiay.

roMei iitee Datient there four lurobus: a granddaughter: her ville, where he had been a patient an mner A veteran of World War he! mother, Mrs. Susie Rolfe and a A spectacular new geyser in the one day. He had been ill more than' airf oonnson 01 yeveiana. and brother, Raymond Rolfe, both of arner valley erupts to a towering a vear. ana eaococK oi mi Huntimrtnn.

W. Va. the labor high command. Despiie the rebuff to the organized Reds, Informed sources said 13-man group elected early today by the 10th National Labor Con A lifelong resident of Thorn' Ales, also eight gra nd- cTlumbus 1 Services will be held at 2 p. m.

height of 200 feet, compared with n- u- Ichi dren and eisht ereat-erandchil-i81 tne L- s- Itj.j., ii Township, he was born Sept. 17, the last of his tsener- Born May 22, 1894, in Franklin- men. lie Was me last OI ms gener- raw Saints rViluinhiie v.ii i. 1874, the son of Leu and Cather-i a rivA. Ftr i HA-iCounty, he was tne son ot tne late -i in Union Cemetery.

ine (Cover) Helser. Surviving are Frank and Margaret Ellen (Wil ceased gress included several former1 Communist sympathizers. Heading the group is Secretary! General David Salvador, Castro's! tators." choice installed last Jan. 1 when! The delegates also proposed a the revolution triumphed and aw handful of other resolutions outsnoken rritin rrf 1h I'niiwl! bristling with attacks on the his widow, the former Blanchej This new wonder is the largest on the Pacific slope. Unlike Old Faithful, it's a "perpetual spouter" son) Albery.

His widow the former Elizabeth Beatty, survives; ROBERT HARMON" The funeral of Robert Harmon. four daughters, Mrs. Thelma Patterson of New Philadelphia, Mrs. Faye Koehler, Mrs. aslo four sons, Harry and Ken It's been 7- or continuous geyeser.

Mr. Foster was a member of the Lutheran Church of Thornville. Friends may call at Criss Brothers Funera Home after 7 p. m. Monday.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete, neth Albery of Columbus, Cecil of patakala will hp! its top and showering the States. Elected By Voice New Albany and Robert of TupsHsv in Bev-! area wilh sPray and since Margaret Watson and Mrs. Betty Packer, all of Thornville; three I 5 I last 1 u-han it Ainn.tAsi uitK The election by a roaring voice! noldsburg with burial sons, Homer of Lancaster, Robert in 'Siientr I an earth-shaking violence. Welch of Columbus; also 12 grand- Home Cemetery. of Columbus, and Karnet of the vote ended the congress after a tumultuous final1 session of wran children: two sisters, Mrs.

Roy United States. These included a denunciation of U.S. "monopolists and the State Department" for "opposing ju.5t efforts of the Latin-American people to achieve their rights," Another assailed Latin-American dictatorships "who are supported by the United States." Hpwas.mPmherftftheMasnmr CrumP er, named for home; also 15 grandchildren and! MRS. GERALD W. MILLER Mrs.

Glenna F. Miller, 39, wife of Gerald W. Miller, resident of Lodge of Reynoldsburg and is 'ho gling which lasted most of the four great-grandchildren; one sis Butt of Columbus and Mrs. Retta Needles of Croton. The Rev.

Robert L. King will of night. ter, Mrs. Delia Helser of near 1V.knen AmA at Tt tYl SlltldaV vived by a sister Lizzie of the home and nieces and nephews. last 8umm5T byt.

a MmJd P0'! Earlier the congress withdrew Thornville. IAWWWOW, uivu 111c imu naa utrcil cuii-j ficiate at services at 2 p. m. Wed-i nesday in the Crouse Son Fu- ducting a drilling program in Ore A member of Olivet Church Her conditi0n had been the Brethren, Mr. Helser was alsoj civ mnnths and she was HAXBY R.

JONES I 1 neral Home in Johnstown. Burial the Cuban Confederation from thei anti Communist Inter Ameri-i can Regional Organization of Workers and set out to organize gon, California and Nevada to seek Services for Hanby R. Jones, 81, natural superheated steam of 300 a member of Bruno Center Grange, admitted t0 the hospital the last with full military rites under the fZ. who died Saturday Perry County Farm Bureau 0ct. 15.

auspices of Johnstown Post, Amer. of I Thornville Lions Huh. ZJZ, i tha rua ttnt i 4 iTni-M be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday ir Thornville Lions Club.

a native of the Cottase Hill area ican Legion, will be made in degrees for power generation. Jail Young Hoodlums CLEVELAND (AP)-Three 16-year-old boys were being held today after police said they admitted spraying 14 cars with red and a new "Revolutionary Confedera Westerville. The Rev, Dr. M. tion of Latin American versalist Cemetery.

Friends may ON THE CRUMP ranch, drill Friends may call at the Charles! born Aug. 21, 1920, she was the R. Boring Funeral Home in Thorn-! daughter of William R. Burrier and I Miller will officiate and burial will A congress resolution charge! call at the funeral home after 1 ers went down 1,684 feet and gave be in Otterbein Cemetery. ville after 12 noon Tuesday.

The the late Elsie Audrey (Tewksbury) p. m. Tuesday up. Not locating efficient water His widow, Mrs. Mary R.

Jones, the IAROW was under the control black paint and damaging grave of "American imperialism, which stones in a city-owned cemetery has consistently supported 11 dic-'Friday. Rev. Guy Fern will officiate at (' I 7 I ix fr' they abandoned the well, turning it survives; also one son, Richard W. back to the owner. Next day, MRS.

CARL SCHIXTZ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holmok, services there at 2 p. m. Wednesday, Burial in Zion Ridge Jones of Delaware; five daughters, while Crump and a neighbor 233 Pierson received word Mrs.

Isabel Jacoby of Ft Lauderdale, Mrs. Marian Arthur of watched, the earth shook with a Burrier. Besides her husband she leaves three sons, Marv.in, Neil and Stephen, all of the home; her father and step-mother, Mr. and Mrs. William R.

Burrier, Zanesville RFD one sister, Mrs. Verna Robertson of Lancaster and an aunt Miss Alta Burrier of Cottage mighty rumble. Water and steam Saturday morning of the sudden death of Mr. Holmok's mother. Westerville, Mrs.

Harriet McClel for your favorite lecnancr land of Utica, Mrs. Dorothy King shot high into the air. The new geyser has been active ever since. Mrs. Louise Schultz, widow of Carl of Delphos and Mrs.

Rachel Miller 3. II. FOSTER Jacob Harlan Foster, 88, former resident of Thornville and later of Newark, died at 8 p. m. Sunday in the home of a daughter, Mrs.

William Pearl, Lancaster Un The water erupts at a rate of 6 Schultz. Mrs. Schultz, 79, a former rest of Westerville; also 16 grandchil-j feet per second and 400 to 600 gal dent of Cleveland, had been living dren and 11 great-grandchildren. Hill area, who has been living in the home during Mrs. Miller's ill in the home of a daughter, Mrs flLJ Ions a minute.

Its temperature is 200 degrees. Spray and water are IN MEMORIAM ion Township. In failing health six ness. spread over a wide area in billowy Tw lrtvinor mpmnrv nf nur fathM. Mrs.

Miller was a member of Ralph E. Otterman, who passed! formations The spray cov- Beulah Primitive Baptist Church ujffi til mill "it i ji months his condition became serious a week ago and he went from his rooms in Newark to the home of Mrs. Pearl. ers a nearby road and the water! and the Rev, James F. Bibler will Logan Foster in Lakewood and was apparently in her usual health when she retired Friday night.

Death came as she slept. A native of Cleveland, she is survived by her two sons, Frank Holmok of Newark and Richard away three years ago, Nov. 23, runoff currently irrigates a small officiate at services at 2 p. The Crump geyser field Mr. Foster who came to New Wednesday in the Baughman Fu- Sadly missed by daughters, Mrs.

Bernard C. Nye and Mrs. Johnny John and their Families. ark in 1949 from Thornville, was i neral Home in Frazeysburg. Bun- When the sun is right, the spray creates colorful single and double rainbows which awe spectators Republican Race For Nomination As Sheriff Looms Schultz of Springfield and her daughter, Mrs.

Foster; also 12 grandchildren; four sisters and two brothers. A daughter Mrs, Viola Adams is deceased, also a son During sub-freezing temperatures this winter, the geyser is expected to put on its most spectacular dis-i IX MEMORIAM In loving memory of Carl C. Francis, who passed away one year ago, Nov, 23, 1958. The Family. Leroy Schultz.

play, building up magnificient ter races of ice. Funeral services will be held at A potential Republican race for i the Licking County sheriff's badge 1 2 p. m. Wednesday in Cleveland with burial in North Olmsted. Newark relatives are leaving for Cleve THE WATER analysis shows 956! appears to be shaping up with two more GOPer's taking out petitions! solid arts per million parts of wa land.

IV MEMORIAM In memory of Carl C. Francis, who passed away one year ago today. Missed by a friend. Mrs. Hazel Barcus and Family.

SHOES for the Entire Family ter. There is a half part of arsenic per million parts. LESLIE ROLLISON' Mrs. C. L.

Gilbreath, High The spouter has lost none of its zest. Recent tests show it to be as Utica, received word of the death active as in the beginning. It has IX MEMORIAM of her brother, Leslie Rollison, 49 for the county's top law job in the: wake of Sheriff William McElroy's action last week. I Also tossing a tentative hat in the ring is the first Democratic contender, Carl Ehret 616 Hud-1 son Ave. In the Republican corrjer are Clarence Dozer, 370 Buckingham' and Atha Prince 71 Moull In loving memory of our beloved of Stockport, 0.

A veteran of World also activated a hot spring and another geyser in the area, Peterson, Oregon stale geologist, says the prevailing War he died Saturday in a vet-ihusband and father, Clorindo eran's hospital in Pittsburgh, Pa. (Charles) Angeletti who left us He had been seriously ill for sev- four years ago today, Nov. 23, I (Ju 1935. era! months. Although we miss you sadly He is survived by his widow belief is the water is heated in contact with hot rock at a moderate depth below the surface.

The geyser is near a fault zone and the heat probably originates from a In this world of grief and woe, Street. I Dozer, a personnel guard at Owens-Corning, lost to Sheriff Wil Mrs. Emma Rollison of Stockport;) his sister Mrs. Gilbreath; a broth-! We would not wish you back again liam McElroy in the '56 SNAPS CLOSED cooling lava mass. er, Ravmond Rollison of Because you suuerea so; 0., and nieces and nephews.

The! We know you're happy in Heaven bodv was moved to a funeral home We know you suffer no pain, Thousands have driven into the He served as a deputy the Lick-, ing County sheriff's office for 9 years. 1 Democratic contender Ehret will Warner valley 35 miles from Lake in McConnelsville, funeral arrange-! Someday in the future view to see the new geyser. It's We'll be with you once again ments are incomplete. easily reached, just 3.5 miles from Sadly missed by wife Maria, Li be seeking public approval for a bera and Children. the crossroads of Adel.

If the gey-i ser continues blowing its top, it's first term in the sheriff seat. A deputy in the Fairfield County likely to become one of the phe sheriff's office for three years, he MRS. W. D. PATTOX Word has been received of the death Saturday in Columbus of Mrs.

Nannie Cleo Patton, 46, of 1961 Malvern Columbus. She was found dead in her home nomenon of the West. Dies of Burns CINCINNATI (API-A gas ex plosion Oct. 29 at Tri-State Fire. has been a resident of the county RYTEX HI! BOX personalized with her name Your favorite teenager will squeal with delight when she finds the RYTEX HI! BOX under her Christmas tree! Fine quality white vellum paper with terrific' illustrations in tan, turquoise blue and black with her name custom-imprinted in a real keen imprint style in gay red ink.

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is presently em works Co. in nearby Loveland ployed as a meat; cutter for Buckeye Lake grocery. People Promised Border Protection by her husband William D. Pat-ton, former branch manager of caused burns that were fatal Sun day to Charles Schroeder, 45, of l.nveland. The blast set fire to Personals NEW DELHI, India (AP)-In Darwin and Milner Columbus, now a salesman for a Newark firm.

Dr. Carl Tetrick, deputy coroner Schroder's clothes as he was helping install a gas furnace. u. ioif mm ineir Th(? condition of Eugene Fetr 400 million countrymen over the anrUrt Avp is rpnm-fprl and l'? s. Jr ft- is i if 4 7 ti rr kgfA J' NATIONALLY weekend that the government following surgery at taken all measures necessary! Wnite Cross Hospital in Co'lum- 10 ueienu me norm em frontier i The following patients were mov-J against any further Communist Chinese encroachments.

Speaking on the 10th anniver ed to Newark Hospital in the gy-l iImiii mi iiiiniiiiiiiiii sary of the formation of India's! territorial army, Prime Minister! OPEN TONIGHT Nehru asked the people to join Henderson ambulance: Mrs. Wil-i liam H. Watson of Frazeysburg to Newark Hospital; Mrs. Martha Orr, 47 Franklin to Newark! James Kesterson who' was taken ill Saturday in a res-j taurant to Newark Hospital. TIL 9 P.M.

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