The Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • 12

TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1959 THE COSHOCTON, OHIO, TRIBUNE TAGE TWELVE List of Prize Winners at Home Show Is Announced Courthouse Happenings Wearers of Contact Lenses Get Warning WASHINGTON (UPI) The government warning wearers of contact lenses to bewar of current stocks of a cleansing fluid called "Barnes-Hind wetting solution." A warning issued Monday night said some of the fluid is contaminated and could cause blindness in persons with injured or infected eyes. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said efforts were being made by the company and the government to recall outstanding supplies of the product. ty to a charge of driving while under the influence of alcohol, was fined $150 and costs and sentenced to serve three days in the county jail. His driving license was suspended for 30 days. James R.

Turnbull, 939 Adams admitted failing to heed a stop sign and was fined $10 and cost's, with $5 of the fine suspended. J. C. Crossan, address not listed, pleaded guilty to a charge of fishing without a license and was fined $15 and costs. The complaint was filed by Game Warden Samuel R.

Griffiths. Lawrence E. Lafferty, West Lafayette Route 1, who pleaded inno DIVORCE DECREE Linda B. Hendrix, 312 South Eighth in common pleas court today was granted a divorce from lien T. Hendrix, same address, on grounds of gross neglect nd extreme cruelty.

The parties agreed to a property settlement. The plaintiff was restored to her former name, Law-son. Death Notices Ollie T. Erwin OIlie T. Erwin, 69, South Washington Millersburg, a retired barber, died at 7:10 a.m.

today at Pomerene Memorial hospital, where he had been a patient for 12 days. He was born Dec. 13, 1889, in New Philadelphia, a son of John W. and Lizzie Meese Erwin, and was married June 30, 1910, to Maz-ie McClain, who died Dec. 22, 1957.

He was a member of the Baptist church in New Philadelphia and the Junior Order of United American Mechanics. He had lived in Millersburg since 1926. Surviving are one son, Eugene Erwin of the home; one sister, Mrs. Sadie Page, Uhrichsville, and one granddaughter. Two brothers are deceased.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Hunter funeral home in Millersburg in charge of Rev. James Hunter. Burial will be in Oakhill cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday afternoon and evening at the funeral home.

Cabbie Stabs Wife, Leaps Out Window CINCINNATI (LTD A crazed cab driver fatally stabbed his estranged wife Monday then leaped from a fourth story window, injuring himself and three children. Police said Leroy Stidham, 28, suffered a crushed foot and other injuries when he plunged head first from the window into a group of school children marching to school with a nun. The stabbing victim was attacked at the home of her mother, Mrs. Delia Botkins, 57, her brother, Clyde, 25, and his son, Ronnie Lee, 7. Botkins said he ran into Mrs.

Stidham's bedroom when Stidham entered and shouted "don't kill her. Don't kill her," but it was too late. He already had stabbed her several times. Botkins said Stidham then fan to the window and leaped out, crashing through the glass. The nun and three children were treated at a hospital for cuts and bruises and back injuries.

Dulles' Son Comes Home From Italy WASHINGTON (UPI)-Former Sec-Mary of State John Foster Dulles son has arrived in Washington from Italy. The State Department said the son, the Rev. Avery Dulles, S.J., called on his ailing father Monday in Walter Reed army medical center. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said young Dulles had returned to this country to continue his Jesuit order studies at Georgetown University and Woodstock, Md. President Eisenhower also drove to the hospital Monday afternoon for a private visit with Dulles.

The State Department announced that X-ray treatments for apparent cancer in the neck of Dullts were completed last Friday "without significant improvement in the discomfort." It said Dulles now "is receiving appropriate analgesics (pain relievers)." Lulles has cancer of the abdomen which apparently spread to the lower neck. MARRIAGE LICENSE Walter G. 35, Coshocton, laborer, and Esther V. Tipton, 36, Coshocton, nursing home employe. cent yesterday to a charge of not having his car equipped with a proper muffling device, failed to show up for a hearing today and forfeited $25 bond.

BRANNON'S ATLAS SHOE REPAIR 126 NORTH SECOND Lawn Johnson Plumbing; A. M. Dawson, Neweomerstown, Glass Music; Mrs. R. O.

Bannon, Cleveland, Guthrie Realty. Tlw following won American flags from the Coshocton National bank: Bonnie Eberwine, Fresno Route Raymond Lowery, Coshocton; Mrs. Dale Ruble, 412 South Eighth Mrs. Arthur Berry, 663 John Mrs. Eugene McCallister, South Sixth Mrs.

Jack Haines, Box 146, Warsaw; Mrs. Ward Hardesty, 320 North Thirteenth Mrs. C. Booth, 903 Pine Zula Little, 1415 Dellart R. C.

Ott, Route Mrs. Emmett Jr. Haines, 315 North Sixteenth Chomicz, West Lafayette. First National bank savings accounts were presented to Mrs. William McConnell, 1330 Denman Vicki Bush, 925 Orchard and Margaret Tucker, 632 South Thirteenth st.

Sue Cantner, Route 2, Mary K. Olinger, 839 Northview and Lena Strohacker, 813 Vine were winners in the contest by the Coshocton County Independent Insurance agents. The total match count was 3,224. Other prize winners will be announced REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Everett M. Foster and wife to Lister Endsley and wife, one acre, Virginia township.

R. L. Henderson and wife to Lawrence B. Clary and wife, lot 181. Coshocton.

Cecil R. Royer and wife to R. L. Johnson and wife, 14 acres, Linton ntownship. Municipal Court Loyal William Shoemaker, New-comerstown Roiitc 1, pleaded guil Prize winners in Coshocton's Town and Country Home Show, which ended Saturday at the fairgrounds, were announced today by the Chamber of Commerce.

Tire attendance was 2,376 compared to 3,000 last year. The three grand prize winners were Reva Young, West Lafayette, $200; Mrs. Harry A. Kern, 620 South Twelfth $125; Dorothy Van Kannel, 916 Chestnut $75. They are asked to claim their certificates at the Chamber office.

Other prize winners, who may claim their awards at the business places mentioned, include: Elleanor Kahoun, Millersburg Route 3, Sicker studio; Robert J. McDevitt, 1628 East Vine Baker and Casey; Helen Beall, 145 Park Caton Electric; Mrs. E. B. Mendenhall, West Lafayette, and Mrs.

C. Croup, Millersburg Route 3, Farm Bureau Oneita West, 1029 Adams st. R. L. Norris, Route 3, Tanya Sigman, 317 North Eighth Coshocton Lumber; Joe Tisonyai 1131 Adams Coshocton Paint; Herbert Nelson, 517 South Tenth Bruce Huffman, Neweomerstown, Fisher Paint; Mrs.

Maynard Lapp, 817 Pine Fountain Furniture; Mrs. Richard Guthrie, Fresno Route 2, Knoll Real Estate; Mrs. William Aronhalt, 320 North Twelfth Valley Lumber William R. Jones, 1325 Fairy Falls Ohio Bell Telephone Peggy O'Bryon 1, J. C.

Penney Mrs. Hugh Byers, 331 South Third Shaffer Son; R. V. Geib, Route 3, Tusacrawas-Coshocton Electric cooperative; Mrs. James Smalley, 772 South To Get Federal Grant Gnadenhutten is one of two Ohio communities which will receive federal grants to help finance sewage disposal projects, it was announced by the Public Health Service.

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Samilda Geib Mrs. Samilda Louise Geib, 79, Millersburg, a lifelong resident of Holmes county, died Monday at the Holmes county home. She was born March 5, 1880, a daughter of William Wesley and Emma Frazier Baughman. She was a member of the Methodist church and the Eastern Star lodge of Millersburg. Surviving are one son, Cliff Geib, Canton; three brothers, Floyd Baughman, Cleveland, Charles and Frazier Baughman.

both of Bar-berton; one sister, Mrs. Nina Snyder, Barberton; one grandchild and one great-grandchild. Three brothers and one sister are deccasd. Services are scheduled for 1 p.m. Thursday at the Elliott-Hartline funeral home in Millersburg i charge of Rev.

Robert Immelt. Burial will be in Oakhill cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday afternoon and evening. Francis Ballesiin THIS AD GOOD FOr25 Suggests Nuclear Devices Be Used In Highway Tests COLUMBUS (LTD Nuclear physics might be used to catch human error and fraud by contractors building Ohio's highways, according to an idea of Gov. Michael V.

DiSalle. In a Monday press conference the governor blamed outmoded inspection methods for highway projects with too-thin pavements, weak foundations and sub-standard bridge welding. In a letter to Highway Director Everett S. Preston he wrote: "Have we fully explored the potential applications of nuclear science to highway engineering? Isn't it possible to use isotopes to check bridge welding and in many other testing procedures?" DiSalle said "three or four really major examples" of bad construction have been uncovered as easy to set On Any $1.00 or $1.50 Pizza Thurs. as a clock! Through Month of May GARDINA PIZZA HOUSE 626 MAIN STREET ww iv "--r Insurance AGENT COSHOCTON, OHIO MODERN CAB Dial MA 2-2333 Prompt, Dependable Service iiiisjrouJti 0HONE MA 2-2104 444 MAIN STREET IL1CS SIAG bIg GSlSiXr As Low as tar 30.

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Ross Mikesell, route, have returned from Virginia, 111., where they attended the funeral of the latter's father, Rev. George W. Boyd, 79, of Jones-boro. Rev. Boyd died April 22 at Jones-boro and was buried in a cemetery at Virginia, 111.

The minister, who retired some time ago, was one time pastor of the ClaTk township, West Lafayette, Perry and Milfork Baptist churches. He left Coshocton about 20 years ago. Mrs. Mikesell is one of seven childrn who survive. PICKEREL DINNER Thursday, April Sulh at 6:30 P.

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but after the state has already accepted the completed work. "In those cases, the state's hands are tied unless you can prove fraud, which is hard to do," he said. Zanesville City Income Tax Effective July I ZAXESVILLE, O. (LTD City Council Monday night enacted a 1 per cent income tax effective for five years beginning July 1. Officials said the tax, estimated to yield $600,000 each year is aimed at general improvements, with police and fire protection and city streets, replacement of equipment and better recreation facilities as immediate goals.

Hospital Notes James N. Ayers, Route 1, underwent major surgery Monday at the Crile Veterans hospital, Cleveland. He is in Ward 20-A. The condition of James Johnston, 1112 Vine who underwent an operation Friday at Mt. Carmel hospital, Columbus, was reported as good.

His room number is 746. County Memorial hospital: Admissions Mrs. Frederick R. Nev.lon, 1045 Denman J. Fred Laulenschlager, 1100 Cambridge Mrs.

Cornelia Binning. 124 South Water Kenneth Bradford. 424 Sycamor? Ellsworth M. Calhoun, 230 Burt Mrs. John Bice, 115 Chestnut Charles R.

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Clarence R. Seibert and infant daughter, Route 1. Birth Notes A daughter was born Sunday at Mercy hospital, Mt. Vernon, to Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Shrimplin, Danville. Mrs. Shrimplin is the former Lorene Brown of Fresno The daughter has been named Jacqueline Ranee. A daughter was born Sunday at Waco, Texas, to Mr. and Mrs.

G. David Dalton. Mrs. Dalton is the former Dorothy Lowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard B. Lowe, Fresno Route 2. A son was born Monday at Good Samaritan hospital, Zanesville, to Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchinson, Adams Mills.

The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hutchinson, Route 5, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Saykr, Conesville Route 1.

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