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Remember, I Remember' Newark (O.) Advocate Oct. 7, 1967 Football Score St. John's Is Far Reaching By Minnie Hite Moody Cincinnati Courter Tech 20, Cincinnati Taft 12 Massillon 14, Niles 6 Wapakoneta 8, Celina 0 Columbus East 8, Columbus Whetstone 6 Jonathan Alder 14, South Athens 16, Wellston 12 Kent Roosevelt 71, Akron El- let 24 Barberton 30, Akron Ken- eastern 6 more 6 Cuyahoga Falls 30, Alliance 22 Lt. Susan Brooksl Constance McQuillan Capt. Barnesville 20, Cadiz 8 Toronto 22, Jefferson Union 6 Mount Pleasant 28, Dillonvale 6 New Miami 14, New Richmond 0 Cincinnati Colerain 20, Cincinnati Oak Hill 0 Cincinnati Elder 23, Cincinnati LaSalle 6 Dayton Fairmont West 6, Xcnia 2 Dayton Belmont 47, Dayton Wilbur Wright 22 Tipp City 8, Brookville 8 West Milton 46, Dayton North-ride 0 West Carrollton 14, Oakwood 8 Twin Valley South 12 Ger-mantown 8 Piqua 34.

Troy 6 East Liverpool 40, Dayton Dunbar 6 Springfield Shawnee 16, Covington 0 Delphos St. John 22, Minster 0 Wilmington 40, Hillsboro 28 Portsmouth 22, Chillicothe 0 Ironton St. Joe 42, Wurtland (Ky.) 8 Ashland (Ky.) 7, Ironton 0 Toledo Start 21, Toledo Bow- sher 0 Toledo St. Francis 20, Toledo Libbey 8 Toledo Whitmer 20, Port Clinton 0 Toledo Woodward 8, Toledo Waite 0 Rossford 8, Maumee 6 Lima Senior 49, Fort Wayne (Ind.) Snider 7 Vinton County 20, Columbus Wehrle 6 Millersport 14, Aduna 8 East Liverpool 40, Dayton Dunbar 6 Coshocton 28, West Holmes 0 Akron Garfield 26, Akron Firestone 0 Shelby 41, Upper Sandusky 0 Warren Harding 20, Akron South 0 Cleveland West High 22, Cleveland Lincoln 0 Cleveland John Marshall 16, Cleveland West Tech 0 Lakewood 24, Euclid 0 Recruiters Plan Visit Two Army recruiters, Capt. Constance McQuillan of the Army Nurse Corps and Lt.

Susan Brooks of the Women's Army Corps, will be in Newark on Monday from 9:30 to 12:30. The Army Nurse Corps offers financial assistance to nursing students for a period of one to four years. Registered nurses are guaranted their choice of assignment, at home or overseas. The Women's Army Corps guarantees schooling before enlistment to qualified high school graduates. College graduates serve as Army officers throughout the world.

Further information on the Army programs open to women can be obtained by contacting the recruiters at the Krebs Building, 21 S. First St. LAST OF SIX PARTS Grandma's father Thomas Simpson was the son of William and Ann Vail Simpson who settled along Claylick Creek on a Revolutionary land grant. Grandma, who was reared in Madison Township, spent much of her girlhood riding along the creek, and in my childhood by buggy she drove me around the area, in Madison, Hopewell, Hanover and Franklin Townships. We got into some treacherous places on those trips, riding along logging roads or where there were no roads at all.

As we rode, she told me of the old families, often mentioning what seemed to me, because of their success and exploits, the almost legendary Wilkin brothers. As this Wilkin family is intimately connected with the history of St. John's Lutheran Church, LinnviUe Road, I checked with Mrs. J. H.

Criss, Hudson Avenue, whose great-great-great-grandmother was Hannah Wilkin, for what she recalled of the Wilkins, and she said, "I remember my great-aunt telling of the Wilkin brothers, seven or nine of them, and I recall a family picture of austere bearded men, but that picture is lost to us. Some of them went West." They did indeed, to become judges and citizens of importance. Actually there were only six brothers, the sons of John Wilkin, born Aug. 26, 1762. John married Hannah Cray-bill, who was born in Rockingham County, Va.

Their 9 children were Levi, Samuel, Daniel, John, David, Jacob, Hannah, Elizabeth and a last daughter whose name we do not know only that she married a Mr. Baker. This family of John Wilkin moved to Franklin Township in 1812, and is the family designated of John Wilkin, deceased" which made up part of the organizational membership of St. John's Lutheran Church as established as a society in 1817. John had died Sept.

1, 1814, and is buried in the Wilkin family graveyard on the left side of Route 311 (Linnville Road) a short distance south of the Lutheran (St. John's) cemetery. Jacob Wilkin, his brother, another founder of the St. John's Lutheran society organized in October, 1817, whose sesquicentennial St. John's Lutheran Church is observing tomorrow (Sunday, October 8), was born Feb.

10, 1788, and therefore was 26 years younger than John. These men were among the family of six sons and two daughters born to Matthias Wilkin, of German parentage, born in June, 1738. He married Margaret Wilson, and they lived in Shenandoah and Rockingham Counties, and afterwards at Wilkins Mills on Lost River in Hardy County, later on, West Virginia. The sons, more or less in order of birth, were John, Henry, George, Godfrey, Joseph, and Jacob; the daughters, Barbara and Rebecca Wilkin. With 26 years between, a good guess is that of the eight, John was the oldest child and Jacob the youngest.

Jacob married Mary Swisher, daughter of Nicholas Swisher. Their children were Isaac Wilkin, born July 11, 1806; Margaret Wilkin and Catherine Wilkin. Isaac Wilkin married Sarah Burner in Newark, Jan. 24, 1827, and died in Marshall, 111., Nov. 16, 1886.

Wife Sarah died July 21, 1895. They had nine children. Jacob Wilkin, born 1795, son of John Wilkin and Hannah Craybill Wilkin, married Catharine Burner. They had 10 children, of whom Enos, the eldest, was the father of Amanda Wilkin who married James Archibald Huston. Enos married Nancy Holmes, and they lived in the brick house built by William Spencer Wright (son of Spencer Wright, in later years known as the Frank Ray place, south side of the Newark-Granville road just east of Cherry Valley Road intersection.

A daughter of Amanda Wilkin and James A. Huston is Mrs. Henry Eaton (Hayesel Wilkin Huston) of Granville. St, John's Lutheran Church in celebrating its 150th anniversary reaches out to connections many miles and generations away from origins dating from Franklin Township and the Shenandoah Valley. St.

John's present pastor is the Rev. W. Refus Rings, who has served the congregation since 1958. a 1 1 ey Forge 19, Shaker Walnut Ridge 20, Columbus Heights 14 Shaw 26, Cleveland Heights 14 Berea 6, Bedford 0 Steubenville 14, Canton Lincoln 6 Central 8 Columbus Eastmoor 18, Col umbus Northland 0 Westerville 18, London 14 Upper Arlington 54, Mount Vernon 7 Marion Franklin 30, Colum-i bus Bishop Ready 6 Dayton Roosevelt 16, Newark 8 Lum Harris To Pilot Atlanta Next Year Mount Gilcad 14, Big Wal nut 6 Springfield South 22, Middle-; town 8 Roger Bacon 43, Cincinnati ST. LOUIS Paul Richards and Lum Harris, a couple of St.

Xavier 0 i old sidekicks with an everlasting friendship, were set to start Princeton 24, Hamilton Gar-j field 7 anew as coworkers today in a joint effort to rebuild the sagging baseball fortunes of the Atlanta Braves. EARLY WEEK SPECIALS! MONDAY AND TUESDAY LADIES1 100 ESTRON ACETATE ELASTIC LEG BRIEF PANTIES Bowling Green 15, Lima Cath-! olic 14 Richards, vice president and Houston Faces Severe Test Tonight Akron Hoban 26, Lakewood ing, but that as far as it got. general manager of the Braves, St. Edward 6 "I think the Braves are stron ahead with scoring sprints of i Sandusky 22, Lorain 0 Lorain King 20, Mansfield 6 Marion Harding 14, Fremont ger with Paul Richards respon sible for the total baseball pic State Saturday night in two of' the top games on the national collegiate football slate. seven and 27 yards.

record, played Mississippi, 1-1, in a nationally-televised game at Birmingham. Kickoff was By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Top-ranked Southern Cal is a solid favorite over Stanford, but Houston expects a severe test from unbeaten North Carolina Most of the top-ranked teams ture and, most importantly, the 6 rescued the 52-year-old Harris from the minor leagues again Friday in naming his old crony Atlanta manager. Harris, who managed Richmond to the International League pennant this season, The weekend action got un development of the minor scheduled for 4:30 p.m., EDT were in action this afternoon in direct conflict with the World Series but South California, Findlay 10, Elyria 8 Coiumbus South 26, Brook- league organization," Bartholo derway Friday night in rain-soaked Miami, where the may said. And Luman did a haven 0 No. 2 Houston and No.

10 Texas hometown Hurricanes poured Southern California, led by flashy halfback O. J. Simpson and his flock of swift backfield mates, has reeled off victories terrific job with our Richmond Franklin Heights 28, Hamil White and Colors Sizes 5-8 Tech had their games scheduled club." across four second-half touchdowns and whipped Tulane 34-14 ton Township 20 under the lights. was given a one-year contract after Richards, himself, rejected the idea of his returning to Harris, a former major over Washington State, Michi for their first victory of the Alabama, a long-time power Whitehall 18, Reynoldsburg 0 Mifflin 8, Groveport 6 Worthington 14, Bexley 14 but No. 9 this year with a 1-0-1 the field as bench boss.

gan State and Texas and ranks as a three-touchdown favorite to league pitcher with a 35-63 record, played, coached or managed under Richards in Atlanta, Buffalo, Chicago, Baltimore and Quarterback David Olivo, in "I considered taking the job make Stanford No. 4. (tie) myself until I looked at short Fairfield Union 26, Pickering- cut Houston, the surprise stop and center field and the Houston. Harris was fired as effective in upset losses to Northwestern and Penn State, ran for one touchdown and passed for two more, leading ton 0 team of the season and now No Manager Says He'll Close Firm BOWLING GREEN, Ohio double plays we didn't make, Richards cracked. Greenfield 28, Washington Diced Fruit Cake Mix AND Pitted California Dates manager of the Astros in Hous ton at the end of the 1965 sea son.

"Luman has been thor Court House 12 2 in the nation, looks for much tougher going against North Carolina State in the Astro the Hurricanes back from a 14- Then he quickly noted that Lancaster 28, Columbus Wat- 7 halftime deficit in the Orange (AP) The industrial manager shortstop Denis Menke was in oughly versed on what we ex terson 20 dome. Bowl. jured most of the season and the pect, and he's willing to give it The Wolfpack, 3-0, is not Miami mounted its second- at the strikebound Daybrook-Ottawa Corp. says his company will close the plant if a 36-day team had other problems, in a try," Richards said. "If he Unioto 26, Bellbrook 6 Van Wert 52, Coldwater 0 Versailles 16, Ansonia 6 ranked nationally, but did re half comeback after a teeming eluding an elbow ailment which forced Felipe Alou to undergo ceive votes in the latest Asso isn't versed in the discipline problem, he isn't going to last rainstorm subsided.

Bobby Du old strike doesn't end soon. 49 lb hon had sent the Green Wave Roger Elrod said Friday that surgery. Slugger Joe Torre, Bellfontaine 36, Greenville 6 Portsmouth East 26, Minford ciated Press "They're in the 'others' cate long." What's To Eat? Granville Schools lunch menus follow. One-half pint of milk is served with each meal. MONDAY: porcupines, buttered green beans, bread and butter, apple sauce.

TUESDAY: pork and gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered asparagus, bread and butter, peaches. WEDNESDAY: sloppy Joes, buttered corn, potato chips, ice cream. THURSDAY, ham-es-calloped potatoes, peach and cottage cheese salad, bread and butter, cookie. FRIDAY: tuna fish salad, potato puffs, bread and butter, apple crisp. Friendship Night Set a contract with the Kaiser Jeep handicapped by a foot injury, is Harris obviously had been 8 gory now," Houston Coach Bill Yeoman said.

"We've been filled in on all reports of discon Corp. of Toledo (Daybrook's largest customer) is due to ex scheduled for an operation Mon day. New Boston 14, Wheelersburg 8 there, too, and we know how tent. There had been rumbles of discontent on the team after it Atlanta board chairman Bill Trial Continued On Thornville Store Robbery Lucasville Valley 14, North they feel. They'll be coming at Bartholomay said, "Of course, slipped lower and lower in the west (Scioto) 8 us with everything they have." we talked about Paul manag- National League standings.

Cincinnati Walnut Hills 22, DOWNTOWN 23 NORTH THIRD Cincinnati Withrow 14 They have played one common foe Florida State. defeated the Seminoles 33- Among the reports was one of a fight between Rico Carty and pire in a few days and will not be renewed. Daybrook-Ot-tawa, which manufactures hydraulic lifts for trucks, employs about 560 persons. Lemay Boosters Slate Meeting NEW LEXINGTON Trials Mariemont 22, Glen Este 14 Americas Tourney Gets Under Way Henry Aaron. 13 while North Carolina State of three Columbus men accused of breaking into the Clark- Richards had been questioned turned the trick 20-10.

about his attitude on any disci Lamme TV and Appliance Store, Thornville, have been plinary problems that might GUADALAJARA, Mexico (AP) Teams from the United States, Canada and Mexico teed Texas Tech is a lop-sided choice against Mississippi State, which has lost eight straight, arise for Harris. continued again. Arbutus Temple 388 Pythian Common Pleas Judge Robert including two this year. The MOUNT VERNON, Ohio (AP) A Mount Vernon group boosting retired Air Force Gen. off today in the first round of the Americas Cup amateur golf Sisters will meet at 8 p.

G. Tague said that Curtis Bosley Red Raiders are 2-0 with victo Good Chance For Showers At Series Tuesday in Granville Grange match. ries over Iowa State and Texas. was to have appeared in court Curtis E. Lemay for the Re publican presidential nomina The U.S.

team which includes Monday but he did not show up. ST. LOUIS (AP) The Hall for friendship night Members will entertain Crest view and Sunbury Temples Tague learned Bosley has They lead the Southwest Conference in defense and their offense, centered around quarter Robert Dickson, Mcalester, Okla; Marvil Giles, Lynchburg, tion said Friday it will hold its first national meeting Oct. 14 Weather Bureau says a high vanished. So his case has been Bill Campbell, Huntington, MR.

BUSINESSMAN SPECIAL DEDICATION EDITION FOR THE NEW continued. His attorney has back John Scovell, is No. 2 in in Detroit. Members are asked to take articles for a bazaar and white probability of showers exists for Saturday's World Series game W.Va., and Downing Gray, Pen resigned. A statement said several the league.

in St. Louis. The temperature is elephant sale and dessert for sacola, is favored in the Second of the three, Abner The other ranked teams businessmen from throughout competition which ends Sunday nlaved Saturday afternoon. No. Bryant, is in jail in Fayette expected to be around 70 de grees.

potluck. Circle To Meet County and Perry County will the country are expected to attend, but their names could not yet be released. The meeting 3 UCLA was at Penn State, No 4 Purdue at home to North Despite the glum picture, the The President's Commission get him after his case is Weather Bureau added, "But finished there. western, No. 5 Georgia at home will be hosted by a Detroit Kurtz Circle of the Centenary on Law Enforcement reports that, in the U.S.

grocery trade, there still remains a fair Third member, John Wooden, to Iowa, No. 7 Nebraska at Kan Methodist Church will meet at businessman. chance that the game tan be has no counsel again: his sas State and No. 8 Colorado at sandwiched in between show losses from shoplifting and employe theft almost equal the total amount of profit. second lawyer has resigned.

9:30 a. m. Thursday in the home of Mrs. Alfred Farr, Orchard Drive. Mrs.

Ronald Hayes and New York firemen answered; home to Iowa State. 37.414 false alarms in 1966. ihome to Iowa State. ers." R. L.

Dunlap are co-hostesses Bryant and Wooden were to have been tried next week. Bail, originally set at $30,000 each, was reduced to $3,000. NEWARK Mrs. Gerald Bassitt will present the program and Mrs. M.

F.ikenberry leading devotions Certificates of Deposit on Baby sitting will be provided at rp ON AMOUNTS OF the church. VILLAGE NOTES Twin 6 will meet at 8 p. dm COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Persons drawing federal unemployment benefits through the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation will have to wait for their checks. Administrator; Willard P. Dudley says the bureau is temporarily out of funds because Congress has not made an appropriation for the compensation.

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