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The court of appeals has half-sister and reversed decisions of Probate maternal grandmother Judge Donald Hanna and has Davis was his mother. returned the case to Licking Testimony tendedCounty for further action. that the mother William Fitzgibbon, for the Ruby Castle Willson Carl Allen Clare and others. the testimony to Jean 1 L. Davis estate, had sued same woman.

Plaintiffs had asked probate reversed himself court to decide whether the insufficient evidence rights of heirs passed to was an heir, the the heirs at the time of Mrs. said. Davis' death, and to determine Clare asked for the Davis heirs. on grounds that he The Davis will gave the submitted additional reverses invest Newark and Trust Co. reinvest authority all her to had was he going known to be a property, with the income from the testimony.

His the principal to go to her denied by Hanna. Hanna's On Mickley, the housekeeper, who is housekeeper's now Frances deceased. death, tree point. Clare and He 12 filed submitted claims in the trust was to terminate and appeals Jan. 21, 1972.

everything was to go to the The appeals court, decision Jan. Davis Carl 19, heirs. 1970. Allen Mrs. Clare Davis put in died a the had County, case "intended found back to that claim, saying, was a such interests as maternal Mrs.

Davis at the time of her and consequently an heir. He the trust was to said her mother was his Shoup The county commissioners have accepted bids for three dump trucks for the county engineer's department. Six truck dealerships submitted- bids. The first bid was for two trucks. The second was for one truck minus the trade in value of a county truck.

Figures for the first bid were: Wahl Ford Motor Sales, Utica, Walters Chevrolet, Hebron, Kenney Chevrolet, Johnstown, John Smelter Chevrolet, Walker and Battat Ford, $14,738 and Vic Fink Truck Sales, $15,368. Figures for the second bid were: Wahl, Walters, Kenney, Smelter, Walker and Battat, no bid and Fink, $7,045. Lottery fight COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- in hopes of Members of the Ohio Task he said. Force Against the Lottery met Lottery Monday to plan their strategy also be tempted in trying to defeat the state lot- numbers" tery issue when it appears on are better in the May ballot. Minus said: The task force consists of lay soon find out." and clergy leaders from 20 The task state and regional two-month organizations in the Ohio the lottery.

Council of Churches, chairman Budget and Dr. Paul Minus said. the concern of Minus said the main argu- meetings, a ment against the lottery is a Vice chairmen monetary one. It would be cost- force are ly to administer and would only John Burt of net about one per cent of the Methodist state's total budget, he said. Kearns of It would also encourage low- James Malone income families, "those least.

Catholic able to afford it" to participate Youngstown. Deaths And Funerals Nursing Home. He was born Sept. 25, 1885, in Licking County to the late Homer and Carrie Hatfield Lake. He was a retired farmer and merchant and a 50-year member of White Cross Lodge 308 Knights of Pythias, Johnstown.

His wife, Lou Lake, died in 1972. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Ravenna, one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Calling hours are 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.

Knights of Pythias Service will be at 8 tonight. Jean Lyons Services for Mrs. Miriam Jean Lyons, 40, of Kirkersville will be 11 a. m. Wednesday in the chapel of EmersonNewkirk Funeral Home, Kirkersville, with the Rev.

Robert E. Bayless officiating. Burial will be in 1 Kirkersville Cemetery. Mrs. Lyons was dead on arrival Sunday evening at the hospital.

She was stricken with polio in 1958. She was born Aug. 23, 1932, in Columbus to Roy L. and Francis A. Waters Crist of Canal Winchester.

She was a member of David Lutheran Church, Canal Winchester. Surviving, besides her parents, are her husband, Eugene Lyons; a son, Rusty Eugene of the home; two daughters: Mrs. Carolyn Amastaugh of Kirkersville and Vickie Ann of the home: three sisters: Mrs. Martha White of Sunnyvale, Mrs. Margaret Calvin of Ottawa, Ohio, and Mrs.

Mildred Hoy of Lancaster; and two brothers: Donald Crist Daniel Crist, both of Canal Winchster. Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tonight. Foster M. Neer Services for Foster M. Neer, 79, of 25 Linden will be 2 p.m.

Thursday in the chapel of Skillman Funeral Home, Mechanicsburg, with the Rev. Dwight Norris officiating. Intombment will be in the Maple Grove Mausoleum, Mechanicsburg. Mr. Neer died Monday evening in St.

Anthony Hospital, Columbus. He was born in Clark County, son of the late William and Anna Kimball Neer. He was retired from the Pure Oil Co. and was a member of the Nation Chapel United Methodist Church, the Masonic Lodge and a veteran of World War I. Surviving are a brother, Milburn Neer, Rt.

2, Mechanicsburg, and a sister, Mrs. Florence MAdams of Springfield. Calling hours are Wednesday afternoon and evening. Brig. Gen.

Tom J. Perkins Arrangements are incomplete for Brig. Gen. Tom J. Perkins, 47, commanding general 56th Field Artillery Brigade, Schwaebish Gmeund, Germany.

Burial will be in the U.S. Army Cemetery, Fort Sam Houston, Tex. He died Saturday morning in Germany. Criss -Brothers Inc. Tuneral Service WEDNESDAY EDITH F.

GRINDLE 1:00 P.M. Chapel Family Calling Hours: Tues. 2 to 4 7 to 9 P.M. FUNERAL HOME CALLING HOURS Always 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.

MEMBER BY NATIONAL INVITATION SELECTED MORTICIANS County Court accepts bids on trucks James J. Darkes -Services for James J. Darkes, 64, of Rt. 3, will be 10:30 a. m.

Thursday in the chapel of Ross Henderson Funeral Home with the Rev. Alvin H. Grumbling officiating. Burial will be in Wilson Cemetery. Mr.

Darkes died Monday morning in his home. He was born Feb. 14, 1909, in Licking County to the late William J. and Stella Seymour Darkes. He was employed as a farm worker.

Surviving are four brothers: Clarence of Rt. 8, Urbn of Rt. 3, Hugh of Newark and Arthur of Hartford, and a sister, Mrs. Florence Hilty of Lockspur, Calif. Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to9 p.m.

Wednesday. Bessie Gleckler Arrangements are incomplete for Mrs. Bessie Gleckler, 83, of 26 Spring who died this morning in the hospital. Brucker and Kishler Funeral Home is in charge. Frank E.

Hamilton Arrangements are incomplete for Frank E. Hamilton, 89, of Woodsfield, father of Mr. Gene Hamiltion of Newark. Bouer and Turner Funeral Home, Woodsfield, is in charge of arrangements. Glenn Lake Services for Glenn Lake, 87, of Johnstown will be 11 a.

m. Thursday in the chapel of Crouse and Son Funeral Home, Johnstown, with Msgr. Harold O'Donnell' officiating. Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery, Johnstown. Mr.

Lake died Monday afternoon in Northview Ross HENDERSON, Inc. Funeral Directors THURSDAY JAMES J. DARKES 10:30 A.M. Chapel Calling Hours: Wed. 2 to 4 7 to 9 P.M.

SERVICE NOT BY GOLD BUT BY GOLDEN RULE THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE iS it We are quite often asked if we can serve all religious faiths. We co-operate very closely with all clergymen and are familiar with and equipped to conduct services of any religious denomination. EGAN funeral hame 141 North 24th St. 344-6106 that the of Mrs. to prove of Clare and were the Hanna allowed stand, then and found that Care appeals court a new trial, would have evidence crucial part stricken from motion was a family to prove his the court of in sending to Licking Mrs.

Davis give her heirs were existing death, when terminate." "on planned getting rich quick, participants would to "play the because the payoffs the illegal games, "People would force is planning a campaign against stragety will be the first few task spokesman said. of the task Episcopal Bishop Cleveland, United Bishop Francis Canton, and Bishop of the Roman Diocese of MEMORIAM In loving memory of our darling daughter and sister Ruth Coakley (Grigsby) who passed away 4 years ago February 27, 1969. We all loved you very much But Jesus loved you more, To have called you away, Where sickness shall be no more. It is sad and lonely here with out you. Days and years may come and go.

But your sweet face will, be with us always, We will meet you again, In Heaven someday. Sadly missed by mom and dad, sisters and brothers. MEMORIAM In memory of our husband, father and grandfather, William Ernest Worden who passed away February 27, 1963. The Family CARD OF THANKS The family of William E. Rose, wishes to express their sincere thanks for the many kindnesses expressed to us during the lose of our loved one.

Special thank you to the Newark Firemen and the men of the emergency squad. Arizona awaits Indians TUCSON, Ariz. (AP)--Most Cleveland Indians were reported today on their way to spring training here, and one early arrival admitted he had been extra relieved when players and owners reached agreement Sunday. "All I could think about during the relief pitcher Dick Colpaert noted, "was that I waited 10 years to get here, and when I finally do, I'm not allowed to play." The agreement Sunday cleared the way for spring training's official opening on Thursday. Colpaert, 29, was drafted from the Pittsburgh Pirates last year, where he'd become a fixture on Pirates' farm teams.

"My records were always good, but apparently not good enough," Colpaert said. Last season at Charleston in the International League, Colpaert won 14, lost seven and saved 21. That was good enough for the Indians to pick him up for the $25,000 drafting price. "When I heard the Indians drafted me, I tried not to be too excited about it, and I'm trying to keep my cool now," he said. "But the fact is, I am excited.

"After 10 years in the minors anybody would be." Colpaert said his best pitch is a "palm ball" that "when it's working right, it goes into the plate straight, then drops, sometimes as much as three feet. "The bottom falls out of it, and I can aim it at the batter's letters for it to sink to his knees," he said. Colpaert was among nine Indians who showed up in Tucson this weekend even though the Indians had decided to postpone the training until Thursday. Earlier, the Tribe had planned an unofficial four days of "early" spring training. Emergency Runs 1:55 p.m.

to East Main Methodist Church; Lelia Shoemaker, injury accident, given first aid, taken to hospital. CITY NOTE ADVERTISING All Type Set Ads '10 A.M. Same Day of Publication cept 5:00 P.M. Friday for Saturday. Ad with Cuts or Mats 2 P.M..

2 Days Prior to Publication Date. RATES City Note $3.15 per column inch Less .05 per col. inch discount with cash or if paid by 10th of month Ads may be charged if you are listed in the phone book PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: Memoriams 9' per word For Poetry per line Card of Thanks 9' per word $2.00 Minimum DIAL 345-4053 Ask for "City Note' MOODY'S BACK MOODY'S TV 344-1015 Clip and Save RON'S TRAVEL TRAILERS is located at 2207 Mt. Vernon Rd. SANOR'S UNISEX THIRD 10 W.

Main St. 345-9112 Bob Weaver Fred Davino INCOME TAX SERVICE VIRA L. WISE 732 Radian Heath 522-4456 For Appointment Bookkeeping Service EXPERIENCED SECRETARY WANTS WORK AT HOME Stuffing envelopes, typing labels, 344-1773 ROOFING, SIDING, SPOUTING Reasonable Rates Free Estimates Insured 345-0492 For One Lousy Buck You Get A Super Clean Car at Either of Two Wax Car Wash Locations. 57 S. 4th.

St. or 301 30th St. FOR SALE D-1, D-2, D-3 Priced to Sell Owner retiring. For full information write Advocate Box 6062 NEWARK AMBULANCE SERVICE For lowest rates in area. Call 344-8125 MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Route 37, Lancaster Granville, Ohio Hours 9 to 5, Closed Mondays 587-2024 Old and New Customers Welcome WESLEY J.

SWISHER Plumbing Heating Phone 745-5931 SANOR HAIR CUTTERS DO GREAT THINGS FOR YOUR HEAD. J. M. JUNE WATER WELL DRILLING 344-1573 GMC 6-71 SUPERCHARGER $250.00 Brand new, Never been used. Hebron 928-5157 WAITRESS WANTED Apply In Person SPARTA RESTAURANT 16 West Main St.

Wanted BEAUTY OPERATOR Full or part time ARCADE BEAUTY SALON 345-0950 344-6709 Ask About Our Interest Free Tax Refund Loans 11 West Main Newark, Ohio 345-9781 Adler Typewriters Sales-Service-Rentals Portables Manual Electric Keenan's Office Machines 257 N. Madison 345-4320 INCOME TAX SERVICE E. C. RUST TAX SERVICE 428 East Main Street Phone 345-3015 BANK REPOSSESSIONS 1969 OLDS 98 Luxury 4-door hardtop, all power. 1968 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT.

4-wheel drive. 1971 MUSTANG, V8 automatic. 1969 THUNDERBIRD 2-door hardtop, all-power. CALL NED HARTER AT PNB 345-3411 LOST GRANVILLE Large, Gentle Pedigree Collie. Male, brown and white, last seen Elm and Mulberry.

Answers to "Barry" Reward 582-6711 "STARS AGLOW" Local Variety Show FRIDAY March 2 at 8 p.m. STARLIGHT SCHOOL 116 N. 22nd St. PUBLIC WELCOME M.C.: Jack Gieseler Sponsor: Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary WILLS TAX SERVICE 275 S. 21st Street 344-0351 Hours 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 5.

SAVE! Custom-Built Garages Complete No Short Cuts Save Before Spring Price Increase Quality Work References (30 Day Completion Date) Call 344-3841 Free Estimates BREAKFAST at FRISCH'S (Granville Rd.) on WCLT Tomorrow Morning Scheduled Guests From the Toastmasters Club and Licking County Board of Realtors Your Questions or Comments on any Subject are appreciated by LICKING COUNTY'S Original Breakfast Show Career Opportunity for young man to work in office Salary $400.00 per month or more depending on qualifications. Mail resume to: Box 6053 Advocate Newark, Ohio 1965 Ford Pickup ton Good condition. $900 587-2380 after 5:00 P.M. "LOOK" 1973 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO SPORT COUPE 350 V-8, turbo hydramatic transmission, power steering, power disc brakes, factory air, radial tires, padded dash and visors, custom wheel covers, AM radio. Has less than 6,000 actual miles and is loaded with equipment! SAVE 1973 CHEVELLE MALIBU SUPER SPORT 350 V-8 engine, 4 speed transmission, power steering, power disc brakes, rally wheels, raised white letter wide-oval tires, AM radio and factory stereo tape deck, padded dash and visors, sport stripes and many more options.

Has less than 2,000 actual miles! SAVE This is just an example of the huge savings on our over 40 late model used cars. FULTON MOTORS 1144 Hebron Rd. 522-3311 UNDER THE BIG RED ARROW Newark (0.) Advocate Tuesday, Feb. 27, 1973 19 MASONIC CALENDAR Center Star Lodge No. 11, F.

A.M., Granville, Feb. 27, 7:30 p.m., Special M.M. Center Star Lodge No. 11, F. A.M.

Granville Mar. 1, 7:30 p.m., Special M.M. Acme Lodge No. 554 F. A.M.

Mar. 1,7 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Stated. Newark Lodge No. 97, F.

A.M. Fri. Mar. 2, 7 p.m. Exams, 7:30 p.m.

Stated. Crusader Lodge No. 720 F. A.M., Mar. 3, 6:00 p.m., E.A., 7:30 p.m.

Stated. REWARD For the return of black, white and tan Beagle, female, 4 months old, wearing red collar. Buckeye Lake vicinity. Hebron 928-0606 after 6:30 p.m. JUNK YARDS Gear down because the cars aren't going to rust away since Spray Car Wash has come to town with two locations.

57 S. 4th St. (across from Smelter Chevrolet), And 301 30th St. (next to Pony Keg.) Wanted EXPERIENCED SALES ASSOCIATE for Heath Branch of Woeste Real Estate. All replies will be confidential.

Contact Ron Oakleaf 366-1313 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Vice President has immediate opening for experienced secretary with good typing and shorthand skills. Should be qualified to assume all related responsibilities of busy position. Assignment offers challenge to right person. Call 461-8985 or send resume to City National Bank, Personnel- Department, 100 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43216. An Equal Opportunity Employer.

He was born May 24, 1925, in Columbus, the son of the late Col. and Mrs. Clell B. Perkins of Johnstown. Gen.

Perkins graduated in 1947 from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. A 26-year Army veteran, he served in both the Korean and the Vietnam conflicts. In addition to the Legion of Merit he was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal, Bronze Star, Air Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Army Commendation Medal and the Combat Infantry Badget. Surviving are his wife, Florence Gibson Perkins of San Antonio, two sons: Scott and Douglas and two daughters: Carolyn and Amanda, all of the home; a sister, Mrs.

Carolyn Roberson of Santa Barbara, and a brother, Dan B. Perkins of near Johnstown. Special memorial services were held Monday at Fort Sill, Okla. Charles L. Rutter Funeral services and burial for Charles L.

Rutter, 49, of 196 Decrow were 2:30 p.m. today in Wilson Cemetery. Mr. Rutter was the adopted son of the late LeRoy and Adeline Julian Rutter. He attended the New-Ark Tabernacle, was a member of the Veterans of Foreign War and a member of the United Steelworkers of America Local 341.

Criss Brothers Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. MEMORIAM In loving memory of our Daughter and Sister, Florence E. Osborn, who passed away three years ago February 27. GOD'S FLOWER GARDEN It's hard to lose the ones we love, To see them pass away. The sweetest and the kindest gone, While others are.

left to stray! But if we had a garden, With roses fair bright. We'd often pick the loveliest, And think it to be right. And so it is with Jesus, In His earthly garden here, He often picks the fairest flowers, The ones we love so dear. The flowers that are picked by Him, Will never fade away. We know they will live forever and, We'll see them some sweet day.

Sadly missed by Mother, Mrs. Ruth Osborn, Sister, Mrs. Ola Davis and family. MEMORIAM In loving memory of our son and grandson Travis Shane Redman, who passed away two years ago February 27, 1971. Gone from our arms, but always in our hearts.

Sadly missed by Mommy, Daddy, Sister, Brother and grandmother. Newark Health and Vitamin Center 227 South 21st St. Now Open for your Health Food Needs. Monday 9:30 to 8:00 p.m. Tuesday thru Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Phone 344-8686 Betz-Moon Income Tax Service State and Federal 14 W. Main St. Phone 345-6965 Donald L. Betz, Owner WANT TO BUY HEISEY GLASS Especially animals and colored pieces. ANTIQUE FURNITURE Oak, Walnut, Cherry, No Quantity too large or too small.

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