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TEN THE COSHOCTON, OHIO, TRIBUNE NOTICES Mrs. William Bennett Mrs. William Bennett, 72, Kimbolton, died unexpectedly at 2:25 p.m. Sunday in Guernsey Memorial hospital. She had been in the hospital a day.

Myrtle Durben was born Feb. 24, 1885, at Kimbolton, a daughter of Ephraim and Mary Lanning Durben. She was married to Mr. Jennett Nov. 23, 1907, Mrs.

Bennett was a member of the Kimbolton Methodist church and the W-'S of the church. She was a lifelong resident of Kimbolton. Last November she and her husband celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Surviving are the husband; three daughters, Mrs. Wilmer Durben, Guernsey, Mrs.

Charles Dawson, Canton, and Mrs. Raymond Kimbolton; a son, Guy; a sister, Mrs. Frank Danley, Kimbolton; a half-sister, Mrs. G. E.

Mangus, East Rochester, a halfbrother, Earl Proctor, Canton, an' 16 great children. A daughter, sister and three brothers are deceased. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Bonnell funeral home, Newc. in charge of Newton Furgeson, assisted by Rev.

Raymond Lyons. Burial will be in Kimbolton cemetery. Friends will be received at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m.. today. Walter Young Walter Young, 58, of Akron, was found dead in bed at his home Sunday presumably of a heart attack.

He was born April 24, 1802, in Pittsburgh, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Young. Mr.

Young, who had been a salesman, was married to Lucille Carr, forme ly of Newcomerstown, June 16, 1943. Surviving are the widow of the home; the father; a son, William, Sandusky a brother, William Young, Pittsburgh, and a grandchild. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Bonnell funeral Hume, Newcomerstown, in charge of Rev. Douglas Peters.

Burial will be in West Lawn cemetery, Newcomerstown. Friends will be received at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Ollie Erwin Mrs.

Ollie F. Erwin, Millersburg, died in Pomerene Memorial hospital. She had been in failing health for several months. Mazie Rachel McClain was born in New Philadelphia May 24, 1889, a daughter of William and Katherine Babel McClain. June 30, 1910, she was married to Mr.

Erwin and they moved to Millersburg in 1926. Mrs. Erwin was a memeber of the Baptist church at New Philadelphia attended the Millersburg Christian church and was a 1 umber of the Mothers elass. She was also a member of Daughters of America. Services in the Hunter funeral home, Millersburg, will be conducted by Manley C.

Pierce Tuesday at 130 p.m. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery, Millersburg. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight. Vernon A. Raber Vernon A.

Raber, 18, Millersburg Route 2, died at him home at 7 p.m. Sunday following an illness of six months. He was born Nov. 7, 1939, a son of Abe A. and the late Maggie Miller Raber.

He was a member of the Amish faith. Mr. Raber is survived by his father and step-mother, five brothers, Andrew Sugarcreek Route 2, Melvin, Daniel, Abe Fred, of the home; and five sisters, Mattie, Lovina, Lucinda, Clara and Soloma, of the home. The Hunter funeral home of Millersburg is in charge of the funeral arrangements and services will be conducted at the residence at 9 a. m.

Wednesday. Burial will be in the Miller family cemetery in Mechanic township, Holmes county. Mrs. Lula Maxwell Mrs. Lula Maxwell, 79, Trinway, died Saturday afternoon in Good Samaritan hospital, Zanesville, where she had been a patient for three weeks.

She was born at West Carlisle June 18, 1878, a daughter of the late Louis Vale and Sarah Cochran Cox and was a member of the Trinway Methodist church and the WSCS of the church. She was married to Montford L. Maxwell, who preceded her in death. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Lawrence Spease, Trinway.

One son, Robert, preceded her in death. Funeral services will be at the Baughman funeral home in Dresden at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Rev. Roy Bower will officiate and burial will be in the Dresden cemetery.

Friends will be received at the funeral home. DIES IN NEWARK services were conducted at 2:30 p.m. today for Mrs. Sadie Settles, Newark, who died Friday. She had visited with many friends in Coshocton.

TRUSTEES TO MEET There will be a meeting of the Jackson township trustees at the town hall in Roscoe Thursday at 8 p.m. A new fire protection contract for Jackson township will be discussed and all residents of the township are invited to attend. Gov. C. William O'Neill of Ohio was born on Valentine's Day.

MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1957 Industrialist's Death Is Believed Suicide LONDON, 0. (UP) Herbert A. Bauman 38, local industrialist and civic leader here, was found shot to death at his home early today. Police said he apparently committed suicide. Bauman, president of the Ohio Dynamite was a former member of London, City Council, a member the Presbyterian Church, the Masons and the American Legion.

He served in the South Pacific Theater in World War II. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday. ending Dec. 21, the receipts totaled $22,716.00, 28 compared with 298.59 for the same period last year, County Treasurer Atta Emler reported.

TEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Bessie P. Banks to Harold Wilson and wife, lot 1435, Coshocton. Harold W. Neldon to Wilfred L. Balo, 67 acres, Bethlehem township.

William E. Rodock and wife to J. I. Kendall and wife, .43 of an acre, Lafayette township. Adaliza to C.

S. McClain, 11 acres, Jedierson township. UNHAPPY WITH LETTER MIAMI (UP) -Mrs. Rosalie Bower said today she is not too happy about the her 4-year-old grandson, Pupa, mailed to platter Santa Claus. He enclosed $5 of Mrs.

Bower's pin money to make sure Santa would visit him. To Our Friends and Patrons WE WISH A MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR From 2:00 a. m. December 25th CLOSED Until 5:00 a. m.

December 26th CITY RADIO CAB 613 MAIN STREET PHONE 445 Courthouse Happenings Taxes Distributed To Subdivisions A total of $305,580.77 in tangible taxes and a total of $48,342.37 in classified taxes are being ted to the various political subdivisions, County Auditor C. A. Miller announced today. In the tangible tax distribution the schools received $194,664.97 state, townships, $13,407.37 and corporations, including Coshocton, $36- 225.80. The latter receives $33- 759.91.

The following distribution is made from the classified taxes: county, corporations, including Coshocton, public library $25,000, and state, The city of Coshocton will receive $16,250, CASE DISMISSED The divorce case of Valerie McCoy, Route 2, against William MeCoy, also of Route 2, was dismissed in common ple is court today by Judge Lloyd S. Leech at the request of the plaintiff. SALES TAX RECEIPTS For the first time in several weeks prepaid sales tax receipts ran ahead of collections the fore same period in 1956. For the week' Fast Cash For Seasonal Needs Get the cash you want for the busy season -and get it fast! Here's' how: One phone call to the office to tell us how much you want then one trip to the office to pick up the cash. Phone today, or drop in.

Loans $25 to $900 or more on Signature, Furniture or Car 529 MAIN STREET, Ground Floor, COSHOCTON Phone: 61 Ask for the YES MANager OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS Loons made to residents of all surrounding towns MAKING 1887 Commonwealtn I FINANCE BENEFICIAL SYSTEM Getting Ready For That Formal, Affair 8-50 SANITONE SERVICE IS THE BETTER DRY CLEANING FINE CLOTHES DESERVE! All dirt and spots gone! Like-new DRY CLEANING sheen and color brilliance restored! APPROVED No dry cleaning odor! SANITONE) Be ready for fun. L'et us pick up your SERVICE party clothes now. Finer Dry Cleaning That Costs Only Pennies More! Davis 131 SOUTH SIXTH CLEANERS ST. Phone 81 for FREE Pickup and Delivery Every Day DEATH Mrs. McGregor Is Claimed Today (Continued from Page One) and a member of the White Shrine of Jerusalem.

She served as president of the PTA and Band Mothers, was a member of the Plainfield grange and the Coshocton County Farm Bureau and the American Legion auxiliary of West Lafayette. For many years she was active in the Ohio Federation of Women's club work, serving as president of the West Lafayette Woman's club, Central district chairman of junior clubs and later state chairman of junior clubs. During this time she organized about 30 junior clubs in Ohio of which West LafaySorosis was one. ette. McGregor member of the Coshocton chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution.

In Washington she was president of the 76th Congressional club, and was secretary of the Foreign Section study group. was particularly proud of an honor recently bestowed upon her ir having a prayer kneeler of her own handiwork accepted and placed on display in the Washington National Cathedral. A story concerning this was featured in a national magazine. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m,. at the Main Street Methodist church in West Lafayette, with pastor, James C.

Cox, officiating. Burial will in Fairfield cemetery, Friends may call at the Bonnell funeral home in West Lafayette from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Tuesday and Wednesday and at the church from 12 to 2 Thursday. Eastern Star service will be held Wednesday evening at 9 at the funeral home. Rites Tuesday for Accident Victim Services will be held 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Bonnell funeral home, Newcomerstown, for Mrs.

Laura E. Rothenstein, 54, Uhrich3ville, who was killed in a traffic accident on Route 16 near Route 310 in Licking county Saturday night. Rev. John D. Fletcher will officiate and burial will be in West Lawn cemetery, Newcomerstown.

Friends will be received at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. today. Mrs. Rothenstein was a passenger in a car driven by Charles T. Brown, 47, Uhrichsville, who was westbound on Route 16.

The car collided with another driven by Thomas Caudill, 34, Pataskala, who was going east. The latter's car then hit a truck operated by Byron Vanetta, 56, of Pataskala, and then struck the Brown vehicle head-on. The former Laura E. Tice was born Oct. 30, 1903, in Peansylvania, a daughter of Samuel and Ellen Tice.

Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Thelma Stence, Dover, Mrs. Juanita Welch, Newcomerstown Route 1, and Miss Kappa Joyce Rothenstein, Newcomerstown; three sons, Harold Rothenstein and Carl Rothenstein, both of Detroit, and Aaron Rothenstein, Newcomerstown; four sisters, Mrs. Bertha Braden, Bradenton, Mrs. Lova Cunningham, Guernsey Route 1, Mrs.

Velma Hightower and Mrs. Verna Highland, both of California thr brothers, David Tice, Nev. comerstown, Carl and Robert Tice, both of Warsaw, and two grandchildren. A sister is deceased. Earl J.

Jones, 64, Dies at Zanesville (Continued from Page One) Independent. The Zanesville newspaper was discontinued in 1954 and the Jones interests sold to the Zanesville Publishing Co. At Zanesville Mr. Jones also operated the Ford automobile agency for several years, operated a drug store, a loan and other business interests. He was also president for a time of a real estate agency in Columbus.

Mr. Jones operated the Coshocton News here for a few months in 1946. Surviving are his wife; a son, John of the home in Zanesville; a daughter, Mrs. Betty Jane Hartman of Zanesville; a granddaughter, three sisters, two brothers, one half sister and a half-brother. Services will 1 be Thursday afternoon at the Hillis funeral home in Zanesville.

Mrs. Lucy De Witt Mrs.Lucy DeWitt, 77, Warsaw Route 1, died Sunday evening at the Rose Lawn nursing home, West Lafayette. She had been bedfast 17 weeks. Born April 11, 1880, in Keene township, whe was daughter of James and Nancy Jack Winklepleck. Oct.

26, 1899, she was married to Frank DeWitt, who died in 1941. Mrs. DeWitt was a member of the Mt. Zion Methodist church. Surviving are one son, Raymond, Coshocton Route 3 a daughter, Mrs.

Harvey Bender, Warsaw Route six grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. A daughter, one brother and one sister are deceased. Services in the Fischer funeral home at Warsaw will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday by the Rev. Roy Hall, assisted by Rev.

C. F. Roberts. Burial will be in Prairie Chapel cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight and Tuesday until time of services.

At Least 14 Dead In Ohio Accidents (Continued from Page One) on a farm near the Ohio-Indiana border. Fort Recovery: Jack Logan, 20, Union City, killed in a traffic crash three miles south of here. Saturday Burton: William L. Shipman, 27, Middlefield, killed when his car ran into a ditch and overturned three times on Ohio 700 near here. Marietta: Parry W.

Berdine, 53, Newark, killed and his wife, Rose, 47, injured critically, when his car crashed he into a dump truck on U.S. 21 nine miles north of here. Medina: Elisha Green, 55, Cleveland, killed in a two car collision on Ohio 42 near here. Columbus: Laura Rothenstein, 53, Uhrichsville, killed in head-on collision on Ohio 16 about 15 miles east of here. Columbus: Mrs.

Margaret Thuma, 58, Columbus, killed when struck by a station wagon as she crossed a street near her home. Portsmouth: Charles Harter, 18, Star Route, Portsmouth, died of injuries when the car on which he was working fell on his head. Sunday Lima: Jean W. Jennings, killed when his car was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at a crossing west of here. Xenia: Pearl Edward Rupert, 57, Dayton, died of injuries suffered Saturday when his truck crashed and overturned on Ohio 35 near Jamestown.

Payne: Clarence D. Erwin, 44, Rt. 1, Ohio City, and his wife, Eva, killed in a two-car collision at the intersection of Ohio 49 and 111 four miles north of here. Chagrin Falls: Mrs. Benjamin Cunningham, 80, burned to death in a fire that destroyed her home in the Chagrin Falls Park allotment in nearby Bainbridge Township.

Grim Yule Week On Highways Seen By UNITED PRESS An outbreak of high fatality week end traffic crashes marked a grim beginning to Christmas week. Many of the victims were children. A United Press count showed at least 42 persons were killed: in weekend multiple-fatality traffic wrecks around the country. One of the week end's worst collisions killed six persons on U.S. 66 near Holbrook, Ariz.

The crash Sunday involved a pickup truck and a car containing four holiday travelers from Indiana. Five persons were killed in a two-car collision Sunday near Lafayette, Ind. A mother and her three daughters were killed near Salinas, while returning Sunday from a Christmas program at church. Sixteen Injured In Train Wreck (Continued from Page One) and waited for someone to tell them what to do," he said. One of the 121 passengers said he wasn't aware of the collision but "when the engineer hit the emergency brakes it felt like the train was lifting right off the tracks." Santa Fe headquarters in San Francisco said the streamliner, made up of a three-unit diesel engine and 10 cars, was bound for Bakersfield, Calif.

The accident occurred at 10:32 p.m. e.s.t., 35 minutes after the train left Oakland. Farm worker Manuel Costa's car stalled at the crossing only seconds before the speeding train sounded its horn just around a bend, witnesses said. OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY 10:00 A. M.

to 11:00 P. M. RITCHEY'S I CARRY OUT 702 SOUTH SEVENTH ST. PHONE 3470 INSURANCE Farm, Residential Automobile and Fire Liability and Bonds Edward G. Jacobs Ph.

Office 746, Res. 1968 Hothem Baughman REALTORS TODAY IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTION Will be found the identity of the winner of the fourth and last Mystery Santa of the Gift Spotter Contest. 20, traffic Dayton Rushes for Out-of-Town News DAYTON, O. (UP) Newshungry residents gobbled up all out of town papers today as it appeared unlikely any effort would be made before Christmas to end a strike that has caused local papers to suspend publication. Papers on newstands Sunday brought premium prices as people lined up to buy them.

Officials of Dayton Newspapers, publishers of the Afternoon and Sunday Daily News and the morning Journal Herald, and the International Mailers Union Local 137, said there were no new developments and no meetings had been scheduled to end the walk out. Raymond E. Brown, president of the local, said he doubted if there would be any development until at least after Christmas. The indefinite suspension of the two papers announced Saturday by Robert Wolfe, executive was, vice president and general manager of the publishing firm, following a meeting with mailers. The strike began Friday during negotiation of a new contract.

Other craft union members refused to cross the mailers' picket lines. Leaving this city of 250,000 without a local daily paper for the second time in eight months. CLOSE EARLY CLOSE EARLY It was announced today that the Coshocton public library will close at 5:30 Tuesday to allow the employes to prepare for Christmas. CHOICE APPLES FOR CHRISTMAS Peck, Bushels, Bushels John Hall Orchards Dr. C.

E. MULLIGAN DENTAL SURGEON GENERAL PRACTICE OF MODERN DENTISTRY Corner Main and Seventh Streets PHONE BRANNON'S ATLAS SHOE REPAIR 126 NORTH SECOND Driver Forfeits Bond After Traffic Crash Glenn F. Johnson, 45, Route 4, whose car was involved in a traffic accident last Saturday night, forfeited $35 bond in municipal court today when he failed to appear on a reckless operation Sheriff William Hoop Jr. said Johnson lost control of his car and it struck another driven by Robert D. Clark, 29, Route 4, on Route 271 a mile southeast of Coshocton.

No one was hurt. He was driving in the wrong lane of traffic, the sheriff said. EAGLES' CHILDRENS CHRISTMAS PARTY TONIGHT, 7:30 EAGLES HALL WE WILL CLOSE CHRISTMAS EVE AT 6:00 P. M. CLOSED ALL DAY CHRISTMAS OPEN THURSDAY DECEMBER 26, AS USUAL HAMPTON ROGERS COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE SOUTH LAWN and WALNUT PHONE 2603 Shop Gross' for "Last Minute" Gifts TOYS PERFUME SETS, APPLIANCES SPORTSMEN'S ITEMS OPEN 'TIL 6:00 P.M.

CHRISTMAS EVE GROSS' 724 SOUTH SEVENTH PHONE 2100 616 Walnut Free Parking 159 BROWN'S AGR Free Parking, Free Delivery Service Open Tonight Until 9 Open Tuesday Until 8 FOR LATE SHOPPERS' CONVENIENCE BANANAS No Limit! lb. CHRISTMAS Fruit Baskets Make Gift Luscious $150 up FRESHLY DRESSED TENDER TURKEYS FRESHLY DRESSED FRESHLY DRESSED TOMS up 16 lbs. lb. 434 HENS up 10 lbs. lb.

554 STEWING CHICKENS Freshly Dressed lb. FINE FOR DRESSING OYSTERS can BREAD loaf BULK CHRISTMAS Hardtack lb. Chocolates 5-lb. $4 All Prices Reduced On Christmas Trees charge..