The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 18

AKRON BEACON JOURNAL Monday, Sept. 12, 1955 Aluminum And Steel Lists High NEW YORK (A) The stock market was mostly higher today in early dealings. Many leading stocks were unchanged to lower, but the balance as whole was higher. Prices ranged from around 2 points higher to a point lower. Aluminum issues were higher along with most steels, chemicals, and good list of indi.

vidual issues. Motors, aircrafts. and oils were largely unchanged to higher. UNION BAG PAPER opened on a block of 1,400 shares, up 4 points at 100 and one of 1 the best gainers in the list. Among higher stocks were Chrysler, Boeing, Philco, American Smelting, Allied Chemical, New York Central and Loew's.

Lower were United Aircraft, Phelps Dodge, Westinghouse Electric, Rohm Haas, Eastern Airlines, Santa Fe Railroad and Consolidated Edison. Model Plane Meeting Attracts 81 In spite of occasional light rain, the first model plane meet of the season went off in fine shape at Hawk Field Sunday. There were 81 young fliers from 10 years up, Mrs. C. A.

Hulsemann of the Akron Women's Chapter, National Aeronautic Association, reported. Mrs. Hulsemann was registrar during the afternoon of flying all types of model craft. The meet was sponsored by the Air, Force Association, which took over the handling of model plane activities. The new organization is called "The Council of Model Builders." Members of the old time clubs- the "Rubber City Aeronauts" and the "Society of Model Engineers" were on hand with a lot of newcomers from all over the area.

They also watched exhibitions by an expest team of older modelers. Future meets will be discussed during weekly meetings it was announced. New York Stocks Allied Stra 61 Attis Chalm Amn Airl 24 Am Tel 4 177 Anac Co Armco Stl Atchison 143 Atl Refin Babcock 1 103 Oh Bendix Beth Stl Boeing Can Pac Ches Oh Chrysler Cities. Sve Cols-Palm Doug Atre Dow Chem duPont 229 East Air Eastman Kod Erie Firestone Gen Dynam Gen Elec Gen Motors Gen Tire 58 Gillette Goodrich Goodyear Cent 4 Int Tel Jones Kaiser Kennecott Lockh Aire 45 March Field May Dept Stra Mont NY Cent No Amn 70 Nor Pac Olin Math Pan A Air Penn RR Phil Morris Phillips Pet Pitta Glass Quaker Oats Radio Cp Republic Av Repub St1 Roy Dutch Roe 100 Socony Mob 61 Sperry Rand Oil Ind std Oll Stude-Pack TAL OIl Unit Air Unit Aire 8 Rubber 8 Steel Tel Westing EI Whirlpool 32 Woolworth Zenith Rad Akron Stocks Last Bid Firestone Co do pf 105 105. 106 General Co 58 do Plain pf do pf B.

F. Goodrich Co Goodyear Mohawk Rubber Selberling Rubber do 5 pc pf 57 60 do 60 National Rub Mach Dime Bk of Akron 30 31 Babcock Wilcox 103 Ohio Brass Class 1 58 59 Ohio Edison Com do pt $4.40 Pittsburgh Plate Gl 87 Quaker Oats Com Robinson Clay Pd 54 53 Akron Sav Loan 26 McNeil Mach Eng Aid Invest Quoted by Bache Co. Second National Bids. Early Quotations Chicago Livestock CHICAGO (INS) Hogs salable 000; steady, 25c lower. Early $16.75: bulk heavy medium light light lights 812.

84-12. packing SOWS pigs Cattle salable steady, 50c lower. Calves salable 300; steady. Choice and prime, steers common to choice. yearlings $15-26: heifers cows 13.50: bulls calves $15-25: feeder steers stocker steers $15-22: stocker cows and heifers 810- Sheep salable steady.

Choice and prime lamba common to choice. $10-21; yearlings ewes Chicago Grain Services for Andrew Fitzgerald, 143 E. Lods who died Sunday in Crile General pital, Cleveland, are being ar. ranged at the Turner Funeral Home. 106 MRS.

ANNA HEINICK REALTOR WEEK Akron Real Estate Board is observing "Realtor Week." From left are L. R. Reifsnider, board member since 1913, year after its organization, Lived Here 59 Years Joseph P. Severns Dies At Age Of 74 Joseph P. "Pete" Severns, 74, nial Insulator Co.

with nearly in his home, 98 W. Miller av. Mr. Severns was born in Knox County, coming to Akron 59 years from Gambier, O. He and his wife, Amy, who survives celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last Mr.

Severns June 21. They were married in Akron. Mr. Severns was an active member of South Akron Church of Christ 52 years. He held every office in the church and at the time of his death was an honorary elder, He particularly enjoyed working with the young people of the congregation.

Mrs. Severns is member of the church. Her husband also leaves a son, Russell and a brother, Howard, both of Akron. 17 A daughter, Thelma, died years ago. Services will be at 2 p.

m. Thursday in the South Akron Church of Christ, the Rev. W. G. Dieringer officiating.

Burial will be in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Prentice Co. Funeral Home, 856 Coburn from 7:30 p. m. Tuesday until 11 a.

m. Thursday and church after 1 p. m. Thursday. MRS.

RUBY STEFANOV Services for Mrs. Ruby Stefanov, 82, of Birmingham, formerly of Akron, will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Manley. Bailey Funeral Home in Birmingham.

Burial will be in Birmingham. For further information call the Kucko Funeral Home. Mrs. Stefanov, who died Saturday in Birmingham, was born in Yugoslavia. She moved to Canada in 1909 and to Akron in 1922 from Hamilton, Ont.

In 1947 she and her husband, Dusan, who survives her, moved to Birmingham to make their home with a daughter, Mrs. Eve Richy. Mrs. Stefanov leaves another daughter, Mrs. Anna Boskov of Birmingham; three sons, Donald, Steve and Joe, all ployed by B.

F. Goodrich Co. in Akron; 14- grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. ANDREW FITZGERALD Mrs. Anna Heinick, an Akron resident until four years ago, died Sunday at her home in Miami, Fla.

She was 70. Mrs. Heinick lived at 1812 S. W. Sixth st.

in the Florida city. In addition to her husband, Max; Mrs. Heinick leaves a son, Jay of Akron; a daughter, Mrs. Herbert Leebaw of town, and three other daughters in Miami- Abe Green, Mrs. Mildred Beck and Mrs.

Adolph Brown. The Heinicks lived for 20 years in Akron before moving to Miami. FRED HARPER Services are being arranged at the Wilson Funeral Home for Fred Harper, 1130 Johnland who died Sunday at City Hospital. LENNIE COURTNEY Services are being arranged at the Wilson Funeral Home for Lennie Courtney, 366 Iroquois who died today at City pital. ARTHUR H.

ROBINSON A retired self employed contractor, Arthur H. Robinson, 83, of 555. Canton died Sunday in City Hospital. He was born in Hamilton, and was an Akron resident 75 years. Mr.

Robinson leaves two BFG-Gulf Chemical Output Up Substantial increases in production have been registered in the first three months of operations at the Port Neches, plants of the Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals, Inc. This was revealed as directors assembled for an inspection trip through the butadiene and synthetic rubber facilities recently purchased from the government. Goodrich-Gulf President W. I. Burt told the board that production in the butadiene plant had Increased 88 per cent over the similar period in 1954 and synthetic rubber output was up 87 per cent over the same span.

THE BUTADIENE plant is operated jointly with TexasU. S. Chemical while the synthetic rubber plant is exclusively Goodrich-Gulf. "Both plants are being op erated at maximum capacity," said Burt, "and even now we are studying engineering surveys that may lead to major program in the foresecable future." Among members of the board making the inspection trip were W. S.

Richardson, president of B. F. Goodrich Co. and J. W.

Keener, vice president of Goodrich. Accident Victim Rites Wednesday Services will be 11 a. m. Wednesday in the Hopkins Funeral Home, 547 Canton for Donald R. Martin, 25, of 2415 Hillstock av.

The Rev. Byron Van Scyoc will officiate and burial will be in Ellet Memorial Cemetery. Mr. Martin, father of three children, was killed Saturday in Akron Traffic Accidents In Last 48 Hours 29 Total 1955 Traffic Accidents To Date 7,651 a ditch cave-in while he was lay. ing sewer tile.

He was working at Rhoades Allotment in the Ellet district when the sides of the ditch caved in, covering him with dirt. Although he was quickly removed by fellow workmen, Coroner William J. Pittenger ruled he died of asphyxiation and internal injuries. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7:30 tonight. Amvets Elect R.

G. Peseta PHILDELPHIA (INS) of World The War II and Korea wound up its 11th annual convention here Sunday with the election of Randolph G. Peseta, Chicago, as national commander. The Amvets named Bernard Baruch to receive the Ameri-1 canism Award, but declined to make its annual congressional ward because "no of Congress has contributed in I manner which would merit it." Per rices CLA EINFEST TAKE A. READING Rain threats failed to tended the outing sponsored by the dampen the enthusiasm of Foremen's Club men's Club.

Taking a weather reading are members of the B. F. Goodrich Co. Sunday (from left) William Stanger, Joseph Lane, as they checked the weather situation at the Joseph Hamrock, Oscar "Ted" Penrod, club annual "Teamfest" at Meadowview Golf president, and Arthur Hayward. Course.

About 500 men from Goodrich at- and president in 1920; Bernard W. Ley, now president, and John C. Watts, head of the Watts Realty Co. They're looking over map showing Akron's growth. of Akron, will be at 3 p.

m. Tuesday in the Adams Funeral Home, the Rev. Franklin H. Minck officiating. Burial will be in East Akron Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home. Mr. Sparhawk, who died Saturday, spent 30 years as a rancher and forest ranger in Montana. For the last 15 years he had lived with a daughter, Mrs. John K.

Soule, in Lakewood. Area Deaths Gerald J. Mosher, 14, of Ashland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mosher Mrs.

Mary Belle Way, 92, Ashland resident 60 years Sylvan 0. Bentz, 86, retired molder at F. E. Myers Bro. Nell, 74, of RD 2, Mrs.

Ella Mae Morr, 77, of Mansfield, formerly of Ashland Mabel Rupley, 76, of Ashland. Edward J. Halter, 79, retired Republic Steel Corp. employe at Rudy Wenger, 73, retired Dalton farmer. Mrs.

Mary Wolsky, 63, of Bar. Darrah, 75, former Mogadore restaurant Thomas Evans, 80, of Barberton, retired Seiberling Rubber Co. engineer and father of Thomas L. of Nettie Jane Marshall, 85, of Barberton, mother of C. Frank Marshall of Matthew Manes, 84, of Kent, retired Lamson-Sessions Co.

Deaths Elsewhere Frank T. Tobey, 64, mayor of Memphis, at Bernard Gorcey, 67, who created the Isaac Cohen role in the stage Irish at former Richard travel W. the New York Herald Tribune, at York R. Ray, 63, author of articles on aviation, at New York Howard B. Davis, 86, of Harold Lloyd, former screen star, at Beverly Hills, Wilson, 85, onetime Democratic party official and leader in women's suffrage movement, at Croton-on-Hudson, N.

Joseph Rosenfarb, 51, attorney and labor arbitrator, at New York ard Wells, 52, veteran trainer, breeder and owner of race horses, at Chicago. I Sharp Builds Elevators Dystrophy Victims Get A Real Lift By WILLIAM The Muscular Dytsrophy agency that gives a guy a One of the association's Seiberling Akron, has built sufferers of the disease. The lifts are used to victims in and out of out of the bathtub or car. A die by trade, Sharp can put one together in a day. They're financed by the Musand loaned victims.

cular Dystrophy, Association Sharp ed also has built three elevators and has turned out wheel chairs and other apparatus for sufferers. One of the elevators is used by his wife, Willavene, who has been stricken with muscular dystrophy for 20 years is president of the Akron chap. ter of the association. He also has built others for persons who have heart trouble and can't manipulate steps. One such victim has an elevator running from a closet in an upstairs bedroom down to the first floor.

The association, which ceives help from both the Bar. berton and Akron United Funds, has 86 victims on its rolls. Because of the nature of the disease--there is no known cure 75 per cent of the tion's funds are sent to national headquarters to finance research. The Akron group, organized Fire Destroys Family's Clothes Mr. and Mrs.

William Cobb, 509 Campbell and their children lost all of clothing except what they were wearing when a fire swept their apartment Sunday. Firemen estimated the damage at $1,600. The fire started in a clothes closet where one of the Cobb children reportedly was playing with matches. Cobb is a truck driver. Since 1875 Bolt Strikes Home, Races Throughout 74, retired employe of the Colo50 years of service, died today daughters, Mrs.

Ethel R. Cassley of Akron, principal of Robinson School, and Mrs. Helen Blackwell of Mt. Vernon, three, grandchildren and seven Services will be at 1 p. m.

Wednesday in the Billow Akron Chapel, the Rev. Royal A. Halladay officiating. Burial will be in East Akron Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after Tuesday noon.

HENRY N. HOLCOMB CUYAHOGA FALLS -A retired tire builder for the Firestone Tire Rubber Co. where he had been employed 30 years, Henry N. Holcomb, 81, of 1609 Main died of a heart attack in his home. He was born in Richwood, W.

and had lived in Cuyahoga Falls 10 years, coming here from Akron. He was a member of the Firestone 20- Year Club. Survivors include three sons, Clarence and Leonard of bula and Wyatt of Boston, two daughters, Mrs. Betty Straw Barbara Miller, both of Akron; 32 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren and two brothers, Andy and Clark Holcomb, both of Richwood. Friends may call at the Mcer 7 tonight.

Services be Funeral Home, aftheld there at 2 p. m. Wednesday with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. WILLIAM R. WARNER KENT-William R.

Warner, 85, of Station Brady Lake, for many years one of the "champion" foster parents in the Akron district, died Sunday in Robinson Memorial Hospital, Ravenna. Mr. Warner and his first wife, who died in 1947, boarded 22 youngsters from the Summit County Children's Home over six year period. His sons, Ralph D. of Clinton and E.

Glenn of Hartville, and a daughter, Mrs. Dayid Schloneger of Louisville, O. also have "reared" foster children. A native of Indiana County, Mr. Warner had lived in this area since 1912.

He was retired from the Kent Water Works. Mr. Warner was a member of the First United Presbyterian Church of Canton. BESIDES his sons and two other sons, J. Carl of ter, he leaves his wife, Bertha Akron, J.

Clair of Mansfield, and E. Glenn and another daughter, Mrs. Delbert E. Morris of Stow. He also leaves 13 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.

Services will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Bissler Funeral Home where friends may call after 4 p. m. today.

Burial will be in Standing Rock Cemetery. FRANK O. SPARHAWK Services for Frank O. Sparhawk, 79, of Lakewood, a native CREDIT FINANCE Pays 4 on Interest Money Your 316 S. MAIN ST.

Near Exchange HE-4-2165 GIRGASH Association is one United Fund and literally. founding fathers, Carl Sharp, 608 20 lifts in his spare-time for in 1950, was the first in Ohio and the third in the United States. Since then Sharp and his wife have helped organize nearly every chapter in Ohio and others in nearby states. Alliance Man Killed ALLIANCE The owner of the Marshall Maytag Co. E.

L. Morrow, 59, of 540 S. Arch was killed in an auto accident early Sunday, south of Car. dington in Morrow County, State Highway Patrolmen said his wife was in Mt. Gilead Hospital in serious condition.

Patrolmen did not have her name. Mr. Morrow was the father of E. L. Morrow of Bedford, an auxiliary patrolman at the Akron Highway Patrol Post.

Hit By Car, Boy Serious Ten-year-old Denny Crosser, 281 Bellewood struck by runaway car Saturday as he walked along Glendale remains in a serious condition at Children's. His sister, Mrs. Charles Butcher, 17, of 406 Woodland is reported in fair condition at Akron General Hospital. She and Denny were walking along Glendale when a car. driven by Elton E.

Higgins, 36, of 407 Monroe careened over curb and struck They were dragged 60 feet by the car over 12-inch planks in a parking lot before the vehicle came to a halt. Higgins apparently became ill and lost control. Lightning struck a home at 1783 Brown st. Sunday and caused damage estimated at $2,000 to $5,000. L.

B. Buck, who lives there, said the house "looks like someone ran through it shooting gun." A fireman himself, Buck said the loss probably will run to $5,000. Fire report records estimated damage at $2,000. Buck said the blast hit the roof early Sunday while the family was sleeping. It raced through wiring, plumbing and a main beam and leaped outside to ruin a 35-foot television antenna.

En route, it knocked out plaster in room after room. In a bedroom, the lightning set fire to curtains and a dresser. Buck's daughter, Carol, 18, fought the blaze with her hands. She was unhurt. LEGAL NOTICE On and after this date I will not be responsible for debts tracted by any person other than myself.

MORGAN J. HELMICK, 1206 Arnold av. Sept 10 11 12 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF William Nellas, deceased. Notice 18 hereby. given that George Danesis, 187 Durward, Akron, Ohio, has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the Estate of William Nellas, deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio.

Creditors' claims are to be filed with Executor within four months from date LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given for public hearing to be held before the Council of the City of madge, Ohio, at 8:00 P. ber 13, 1955; to consider the pasof proposed Ordinance 50- 1965, amending section 3 of Ordinance. 67A known as the ins Ordinance of the City of Tallmadge. to add to U-7 uses the classification of Funeral Homes. HAZEL STONESTREET, Clerk of Council City of Tallmadse, Ohie NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Cora J.

Daily DECEASED. Notice is hereby given that Herbert Kreighbaum, 2442 Whitelaw Cuyahoga Falla, Ohio has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the Estate of Cora J. Daily deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio. Creditors claims are to be filed with Executor within four months from date of ment. Dated 25th August, 1965.

VINCENT, ZURZ, Probate Judge of Summit County, Ohio. Aug 29 Sept 5 11 of Appointment. Dated 8th day of September, 1955. VINCENT ZURZ, Probate Judge of Summit County, Ohle Sep 12 Oct 19 26 Tallow AKRON, 118 ASH ST. GUYANOGA FALLS.

28rd at FALLS AVE. PHONE BLacketone 3-7171 EARLY QUOTATIONS Prancis Co. National Tower Bids. March September 1.86½. December 2.00%, July December December December January September October December 10.27..