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Deofh Notices KARG I Akron Rcamn Journal I -Deaf Notices OSBORNE Friday. Otf.hrr 30, 1161 l-Deoffi Notices MATHIAS r. Crane Bed Welting Is Bad Habit Dr. Crane Larry 12, is terrified. "Dr.

Crane," his worried mother began, "Larry is almost a nervous wreck. For he has joined the Boy Scouts. And they are now planning a camping trip. But Larry doesn't dare go! For he is a victim of bed-wetting. "As long as he sleeps at home, we can cover up for him.

But he is even afraid to accept a playmate's invitation to visit overnight. "And I feel so sorry for him. He sincerely tries to stop but after one or two nights, he usually has an accident again. What else can we do?" M.tibi tc- 1 1 .11 the Iv k.t tl Home. Ill tilt i ing.

II in tl It, H.ii I'l'c Fnnr II: Kri.Mi.l- at Hie time home Krul.iv 7 'o 0 ami lirtl.iv in I anil 7 Hi K.k.irti ll.ildw in Till. McBROOM Arthur age i2 ear. of I ongress 1 like rtl awav Thursdav morning al llarlierton Citizens Hospital Funeral services SaUutiav 1 p. 1 1 tun Hie Hopkins Home. lev eland a'.

Mogadore. llev .1 a in lliscr tit'fli Friends mav call al I lie lip lier.il hti'ne '2 'ti 1 alltl 7 lo p. 111. i rs. Susie.

XI is IIV.MI A 1 1 .1 if I enler. p.issi'il a ni Surv i r.l .1, inhier. Mrs brother. Joe grandchildren, rtl Mi, in aw av Thur liv sun, Iliilrinnli Pen-as. four one gi'i nei ti al gra lie lltff Imi the S'KvV KI'CKO I-TMIRU.

HOME. mlerinenl imilv will I he Sew I anil Kui kn, Copli'V I'emiMeiy re. ci fri. 'tills Kii.kn Funeral linn TFRLOO -7 in 1 1 Kriil. i' 721 USl i NEALE Mrs larit Wade Park, Jtl, surv i eil liv sot Joseph hoi ars.

wav (let. Charles Vkron. loll I'll. six great--lets, Mrs. Impsonv 1 1 lr.

Mi's five gian.lehil.lr. gr.inili'liililren. Plan. 'he Sheldon. Kv Mrs.

Marv Pivnr. Mrs. Willie Fannie Filler, s. holes, all of I.ongmire. Miss M.ivfield.

Kv Ser Mondav from llit- Billow ME-Mold M. Chapel. 'I wenlv third si al Falls av Cuvalloga Falls, where friends mav call 7 lo p. in. Saturday, 2 to 1 and 7 to in.

Sundav Rev. Franklin II. Mnu-k ol i a ial ing. Interment Rose llill Burial I'ark MEMORIAL 7I7! NIPPER William A (.1 p.u ut 10 l-'roiu si ahoKa K-' I'--pasfd aw siiddPli iv Oct 'JS. KriPtids mav call from in 1 and 7 in m.

tndav at IhP McGou an lipid Kuncral IIihiip. col' lie nt Slow av. and Third si 1 uvalmua KalK where ter icp will hp held a' 1 in. Salurdav, IIp. Iiavid Jilcv officiating km men! Oak wood Ceincteiv.

ItPid. men, lest they have an occasional accident. And they were complaining of simple bed-wetting, not the urinary incontinence of old men. Bed-wetting is a first cousin of stuttering. For the sphincter muscles at the exit of the bladder have learned the bad habit of relaxing when the bladder is full and the child is asleep.

The normal child's shut-off muscles (sphincters have learned the habit of remaining closed at such a time. So the question is one of re-teaching those unruly muscles so they will NOT relax while the child is asleep. Several methods will work. First, the victim must quit depending on parents or outsiders to awaken him. Instead, he must resolutely face the fact that he himself is the only one who will ever produce the cure.

As the alcoholic or smoker has learned, no outsider can break the habit for you! Then deliberately drink before bedtime to produce a crisis! But let the victim set his alarm clock for one hour after retiring. When it goes off, hop out of bed and go to the bathroom. Many enuresis victims free themselves in a night or two via this alarm clock plan. But a surefire method is to rig up an electrical shock device with some strips of copper wire and dry cell batteries so the first drops of urine will complete the circuit and sting the victim with a shock. Send for my leaflet on "Bed-Wetting." Write to Dr.

Crane in care of the Beacon Journal, enclosing; a stamped, addressed envelope and 20 cents when you send for one of his booklets. Ma 01 xi 1 nnil auav s.uiv, B'M't forn-e-'v dr l-a--Snrv iv ed Talliwiilue. ed 'if moi.d Akron. Aii'Ih-iv c. I rl of k-lor, U-v aue I M's.

Iv nf M- belli of Vkiiui. Mr- 1 XimIim -on ni U.M.I:.!. .1 a i ml. hi iilven '1 K.eat ma ndrh i I.lrcn Kriemls nt.iv i he Hummel I'u neral Home h'l i.hiv from 2 lo 1 anil 7 It. in In lieu of oilier rfint'inliram e.

d.uiaiiiHis in, iv I maiie lo SI. Hdvv arils Niirsinu lltitue. Fairlaun Yill.iue of Sanclu.irv Sn.ielv vthirh will meet al the lliiniiiit'l Funeral Home at 8 p. in, lotlav for the Itosarv funeral services Salurdav 9.10 a in. al M.

Scliastian Cliiirch. Interment Holv Cross (eineterv, (Hummel KAUCH Mrs. Cenevieve "i Nears, 273 Fountain si avvav Oct. 'JN. Memorial sen Ices at.

i' ir-l hlll iii of I he iiari'ne, Saturtlav. 4 p. in. Pa-tor Carl II. l.liht oflitial-inu.

remal ion Imela nil. (I. Ml I M.I. IS); 11(11 IIS. Faniilv-jircfcrt ttii'iiinrials lie made lo the Suiniuil Coiinlv lilil of American ancer Sncielv.

(Pil low AMIIIS Chapel. I I MARCHION (Marcliionni) I'll i I ip Kill pi mi 77 nnrs. 2S Sih cr st p.t a av at his rcMdencp Oct. i. survived bv ifp, lioniiic, four miik, (la hrirl, lihcti! I dauirhters.

Mrs. Marv Ann I Met rv ann I I MPrcsa llchn; 'M vrrandrliijilrpn; oiip It rut her in 1 la 1 hivp sis I cr in Italv. Krirnds tna call Salurdav 7 in H. and Sundax 2 In -1 and 7 lo m. al Hip icidiiP KuiiPt a I MnniP.

1 Huchtcl a KunTal an-iHiuncPMiPiit later, i Cli in hp, MARQUARDT Frederick II years, 277fi Sort lit ill ml. uyahoiM Falls, pased avvav (lit Survived liv vvife. Minnie: im, Pay niond. Cuyahoga Falls, Itu sell. Medina: two grandchildren; sisters, Mis I inula Hardy, Akron.

Mrs Bessie II Iteers, Cuvalloga Falls, Mr, (ii.ice M. Fvvalil. Akron, Mrs. Eliiel Hood. A-hland.

Mrs. Anna Lewis. I'llvH lioga Falls: hrolherv Far! Akron. Arthur .1 Akron. Wilbur Cuvalloga Falls.

Services 3 ill. Salurdav Pillow MEMORIAL Chapel. Twenty I bird st al Falls a Cuv a boga lulls, where friends mav call from 7 lo It in totiav. Itev. Carl T.

ehling official-log. Interment Ml. Peace (enielerv. (Pillow MEMO RIAL Chapel, 7171 i NURSERY Larry is a victim of a nuisance habit. But so is his daddy, who is a slave to cigarets.

And his mother is likewise a slave to desserts, for she is 20 pounds overweight. Beware about taunting the victim of enuresis (bed-wetting I for he is simply enslaved by a bad habit. If you hcve ever tried to break away from tobacco, dope, aUMhol or overeating, you can realize how hard this problem really is. At the age of four years, about 25 per cent of children are still bed-wetters, at least fitfully. Alas, many remain so not only through grammar and high school but even into adulthood.

Hundreds of men were washed out of military service because of this childhood nuisance habit. Business executives 45 to 50 years of age have also come to me because they dared not attend a distant convention or go on the road as sales 3l. M'-s. II PIGG of sl Thin tl I iv wile. "I 1' lll'lllllr 'I' ee i I irni i 1 1 1 of kr.ni, Mr- Manila Pies.

P.iriierion, Margaret Hi rtl si Akron: one sisler. Mi's Maggie Wos-loti; luo lit ot tiers. Joe and all of I Tet.n ni.i grandchildren. Funeral sen i. es from lie I'l ein ice o.

Funeral Home, Co-burn Monday 1 1 a. in In-ii'inietit 1 knw tinil renieterv'. Knell. Is mav al the fuller, ,1 lin-ne 7 in 0 in Satin, tv. 2 lo I ami 7 lo f) P.

m. Sun. iv (Prentice f. to I'll-HI IIS ST. Chapel.

3711 PRZYBYSZEWSKI (Pryseski) Mrs. Marv. ace (in. ill, p.l-setl al Vkriin li'v llosplllil. snrv i- nil liv stills.

alter. K-Charle-. I la I' llilol'e. Mil daughters. Mrs John Kroin.

'I Ulan. Mrs gno, Pre-lou. Belmont. () Mr- Martin Murali, II Mrs. Helen Crassi, Hi'llalre, (I 13 gralltl-cliililren.

ureal gi-anilcliU- Funeral i l. es Satur- (i a. ill. i Hopkins si John Burial nell- RENNER Karl. OS ve.irs.

nf Ton Cill'ert I a'ne Slow aw av at si Thomas Hospital Wetlnes- I' i I' ll.l- in, iv l.regnrv Fn'ieral Kenl I'd S'ow. FriiiliV lo and lo in where II, Ko-arl will he in I'tiner, il in Holy Finnic Ci'holit Chu'fh. Slow. Salurdav i Jll a In Interment. tii to, low in SI Call' I 'einetr Se u.r.

lorv (i H-sjirj i ROBINSON Htiell .1 nt'p 277 Howp av Ka IN. awaV Of i svit' iv ed hv ife. May son. Knhert I) hrr prandchititipn. 'wn sisiPts in I'pitnsvlvania Kunrral et'v-ii es Mnndax 10 a in al thp Ki-kanl Maltlw 1 lhnne.

John Nal nT-ficianiiK. afier hu mum h1 ill he made tu I rina. I hiuial V'iPnds mav call the funeral home Salurdav 7 tit Snnila 'J in 1 and 7 to Jl p. in. kard Haldwln.

PA-4-0505 BUY NOW Save! LAWN LIME 50-lb. bag COW MANURE 50-lb. $4 39 bag I Only with coupon DONZELL'S NEW LAWN FERTILIZER 20-10-5 1, Non-burninK 2. I on it lasting itrutcrn Reg. $3 95 $488 AND GARDEN CENTER I l'H-Hir a .1 fo; -mniy nf Akron.

avvt.y Or! JS Survived hv brother. Hralry DhvHiii, I) sillers. Mrs. I'ptcr Kipvit ami Mrs Niiirn. hoth nf Mriiw- 1 p.

nr R'llow AkllON h.ipcl. 1 is Ah si whi'i-p frrndc a r.iii 7 tu 9 p. m. SHluru.iv. L' to 4 nnil 7 lo vt p.

Sunday Mr Nop! A I-houn off iiiK. Imer-nipiu Rose llill Hunal I'ark. iHillovv AKKON I hHpel. r.3 7171.) BURKHARDT Norniii, hkp Tfi. 21 flalch Rf pHftM'd Tuedav a m.

in Akron (ieneral Hospital. Memorial services 2 p. ni. Sunday at First Church, Rev. John Bruce Dalton and Rev.

Cordon Me-Herman official inR. In lieu of oiher remembrance, donations in a lie made to First I i ersalist Church. Pri ale coin mil men sen ire at Hill Burial Bark. COMBS Harry 84 years. 1.TJ2 Fair-view aw, Alwaler, Thursdav, Oct.

1iH4. Husband of Katherme falher of Mil-laid, Marlboro. (., and Outlaid of Atwater: Rrandfai her of six: Kreat-Kiandfalher of nrot her of Roland Akron. Friends will be i ceied Saturday 7 in 9 p. ni at Wood Fun era I Home, ilt7." Walei loo At water, here services will he held 2 p.

m. Sunday. Interment At ater Cemelery, iWooila DEIGHTON John. 72 years, 74 T.akewood passed fiwav Oct. 2R.

Services Saturday 3 p. ni. at the Schhip-Cox Funeral Chapel, Kpnmore hhd. Ht F.iwliih with Pastor E. K.

Krehs officiating. Burial Rose Hill. Friends inav call at the chapel toriav 3 till Ul p. m. SchliiP-Co, 74.V:il:il.) DeANGELIS Anthony, years, of 411 K.

Baige died Oct. 30. Funeral announcements later. Illahn, DE SERIO Victor, age 54. of 951 Douglas passed away Oct.

28. survived by wife, Dorothy daughters, Mrs. Frances Mas-tropasqua of New York City, Miss Dorothy E. DeSerio of Akron; son, George R. DeSerio, P.

S. Navy of Norfolk, sister Mrs. Esther An-donian of Akron: three grandchildren. Requiem High Mass 9 a. m.

Saturday, St. Marv Church. Interment Holv Cross Cemetery, Friends mav call at the Hennessv Funeral Home. 936 N. Main from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Friday. Rosary will be recited at 8 p. m. Friday.

(Hennessv, 535-1518.) REMEMBRANCE is a golden link in the chain of memory which brings back the happy days when those now departed were with ns. And remembrance through publication of an "In Re membrance" serves as a proper and fitting tribute to those who have gone before. The cost of such a notice is nominal compared to the comfort and solace derived from the publication of an "In Remembrance." If you would like assistance in arranging a notice and selecting a suitable verse please call the Beacon Journal and ask for Miss Young. DIAL 253-1111 8 A. P.M.

NOW Deafh Notices ALE Of 7 937 EAST WATERLOO RD. mm FOR SPRING BEAUTY Deofh Notices DODSON i Fider Cay. nee 1. F.dKeMU a a Oi Slir rd hv sniiv Morr; Hod -on. A i on.

and .1 iin Hod son. Manhat 'an Beach, 'a I d.muhier, Ik. ron I 'a ul I-'v el FiUp. r. A ndreu aureen i in dak.

North Can'nn. Mrs. I.u cille ird'iiM. kron. Mi- I 1 no Rae Kl 1 inyei'.

Johiwtow n. I'a me (Wimni.it teadhain, Whi-iicf. siepvon-, Robert H. Brooks. Hv.llviU Mil and W.

Hronk. ille, sUier, Mis. Pearl Mr-Inly e. Indianapolis. Ind i i grandchildren; twenty -eight great rand-children, Kim era 1 ser ices Saturday 10 a.

m. at the linglon Men tor i.i 1 Ha pi it Church. Rev. H. S.

iNon of iciat inc. Bnria I Crow Hill Cemelery, Friends may call at he Fckard-Ha Id win Funeral Home. Friday 2 to I and 7 to 9 p. m. Kckard Haldw in.

.1 7111.) FERRALL Paul I. 73 years, of 22S8 Cnnl-W. piIkp Akron, died (It I. 3(1. Survived liv daiiuhlcr, Mrs.

U.iilvs Hetlevv of Akron: two EnitKlrhildren; one ureal-uraiiiiiliiuvililer. Akron: hrolli-er, Lee of Philadelphia. Pa. Friends lliiiv call at the Can-Memorial llollio, I'ortaue Trail al Eighth I'uvalioya KalK alter 7 l). m.

Salurdav and all dav Sundav. Funeral services 1:311 p. in. Monday al Hie funeral home. Rev.

Ralph Bur-nette of the Meade Av. Chris tian Church officiating. Mill-larv services will be in charue of the Forest L. Good Post YEW. Interment East Palestine (enielerv.

East Palpsline, O. iCarr Memorial Home, ah Catherine, ane S3 ears, 714 Orchard av rberlon. passed avvav Mondav. Funer- -Jil al services 1 p- m. Sal tli'dav al I lie Cattip-fielilTlickinan Fuller- Home.

Itev. Glenn Ten- nell officiating. Burial SI. Michael's Cemclerv al Marshal a ille. O.

Friends mav call at the funeral home. iCampfield-Hiikman, GILGEN AMiie R0 vpars, nf I. folio a pHPti hv Oct Frinnrls mav call nt thp Sihlup Cox Funeral Chappl, Knnmorp hhd. at Kitihth from 3 lo 10 p. in.

toilav. whprp funpral upi icp will bp hPlri p. in. S.iliirdav wilh Hpv. llPi-man M.

PaUnn official inR. Burial Crppulau Memorial Park. (Schlup HARVEY Mrs. Catherine. 7S vears, 7Ri Havden passed auav Oil.

3(1. Survived bv husband, Samuel: sons. Samuel J. and Itov; daughter. Mrs.

C.eorsina Fanner, all of Akron: five Krandchildren: one greatgrandchild: brother. John Itichards. Toronto. sister. Nellie of Australia: three sisters, one brother In England.

Services 3 p. m. Mondav. Rillnw MEMORIAL Chanel. Twenlv-third st.

at Falls Cuyahoga Falls, where friends mav call after noon Sundav. Interment Hose Hill Burial Park. (Hillow MEMORIAL Chapel. HIGGINS Mrs. Ona Mav.

70 vears, of 17(0 Woods rd passed avvav Oct. 20. Survived bv husband, Ash-bv; four sons. Pearl, Norman, (lilhert and Orvllle: three daughters, Mrs. Irene Long, Mrs.

Annabel! Smith and Mrs. Helen Mnrgart. all of Akron: 1R grand hildren; 10 greatgrandchildren: brother. Rov Movers and sisler. Mrs.

Maie lleavner, both of West Virginia. Rev. John C. N'eal will conduct services 1 p. m.

Sal urdav at Adams Funeral Home. Interment Hillside Memorial Park. Friends mav call from 2 p. m. unlll 10 p.

m. Fridav and after a. Salurdav at Adams Funeral Home. S3.VB1RH. JENKINS Mildred.

51 years, 21BS Sixth st, SW, passed away Oct, 27. Services" Salurdav 1 P. m. at (he Schlup-Cox Funeral Chapel, Kenniore blvd. at Fight 1 wilh Rev.

Crant ('Brothers officiating, Burial In palmyra Cemetery, Palmyra. 0. Friends may call at the chapel from 3 until 10 p. m. today.

(Schlup-Cox. KITTLE Vernon, 71 of 2127 FiKhlh Cuyahoga Falls, pnsspd away Oct. '2H In (it'ppn Cms Hospital Spt lees announcpd later. (Mefiowan-Iipid, ONLY (D) 0 FEY Sar. Il'a 1 1 BUY NOW Save! il i i i i I I Jumbo King Alfred ASSORTED COI.OK JUMBO rites: GOiMj I.KGAI.

NOTICE On and after this dale I w-j not be responsihle for debts contracted by any person other than mvself. CHIilSTOPHKR D. CAI.ISE 1031 Big Falls av. Oct 211 30 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A CONTRACT CARRIER PERMIT Public Notice is hereby given that Darrel M. Carmack and Richard H.

Kenny, a partnership, dba AAA Direct Delivery Service has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an application for a Contract Carrier Permit to transport property for the following person, firm or corporation; Kutol Products Co. 2825 Highland Cincinnati, Ohio using thp following equipment: 1 1060 International Metro Step-Van 1 1B3 Ford Step-Van Interested parties may obtain further Information as lo said application by addressing the Public I'tllltles Commission of Ohio. Columbus, Ohio. Name of Applicant Darrel M. Carmack and Richard 11.

Kenny A Partnership, dha AAA Direct Delivery Service. Address of Applicant 17fi4 Thornapple Drive Akron, Ohio Oct 23 30 Nov 6 LEGAL NOTICE Summit County Commissioners NOTICE is hereby given that on the 81 day of September, 1904, there was presented to the Roard of Commissioners of Summit County, State of Ohio, a petition signed by a majority of the adult freeholders resid ing in the following described territory, situated in said I oun ty and adjacent to the Village of ralrlawn, lo-wlt: Situated in the Township of Bath, County of Summit and State of Ohio and known as being part of original Bath Township Iits No. 92 and No. 03 and more fully described as follows: Beginning at the Intersection of the renterline of Smith Road with the East line of Ghent Road extended. Thence northerly along the east line of Ghent Road about 2,500 feet to a point In the east line of Sourek Road.

Thence north along the east line of Sourek Road about 281 feet to the northwest line of Lot No. 93. Thence east along the north line of said Ixits No. 93 and No. 92 about 3.688 feet to the northeast corner of lands of H.

V. Eaton, Trustee. Thence South along the east line of lands of H. M. Eaton.

Trustee, about 2.738 feet to the south line of said I.ot No. 92. Thence west alonft the south line of No. 92 and No. 93, and along the center-line of Smith Road, and along the north corporation line of Falrlawn Village about 2.767 feet to the place of beginning praying that said territory be annexed to the Village of hair- lawn, Summit County, Ohio, In the manner provided by law and designating the undersign ed as the agent to secure such annexation.

The Board of Commissioners has fixed the 10th day of November. 1064, at 1:30 o'clock P. E.S.T., as the time for hearing said petition at their offices In the Summit County Uourt House. H. J.

OSTERHOF Agent of the Petitioner! Sept 23 Oct 2 9 1 6 23 30 LEGAL NOTICE Notice of call of eighteen (18) Village of Hudson. State of Ohio. Ovlatt Street Sewer Bonds, issued as of August 1 1958. Pursuant to the laws of the Stale of Ohio, the Ordinances nf the village of Hudson, and the terms and conldtlons of the following described Issued and outstanding Oviatt Street Sewer Honds of the Village of Hudson Slate of Ohio, notice Is hereny given that eighteen (181 Ovlatt Street Sewer Honds or the II l.w.t. nt UllHwm Ulul.

nt tUn have been called1 for redemption on December 1, 1064. Said honds called for redemp tlon are: Bonds numbered 24 and 23 maturing December 1. 1978; Bonds numbered 22 and 21 mat tiring December 1. 19' Bonds numbered 20 and 19 maturing December 1 1976: Honds numbered 18 and 17 maturing December 1. 1975: Bond number 18 maturing December 1.

1974: Bond number IS maturing maturing maturing maturing December 1, 1073; Bond number December 1. 1972; Bond number December 1, 1071; Bond number Dei ember 1, 1970; Bond number 14 13 12 11 maturing 10 maturing December 1, 1969; Bond number December 1. 1968: Bond number 9 maturing De- cemlier 1, 19K7: Bond number 8 maturing De cember 1, 1966: Bond number 7 maiuring December 1. 1965. of the Ovlatt Street Sewer Bonds authorized bv ordinance no.

on-49, passed July 1. 1958. and designated as "Ovlatt Street Sewer Bonds," dated August 1, 1958. All of said eighteen (18) bonds described aliove are callable on December 1, 1064, said time being an Interest paving dale. Said hond shall be presented to the First National Bank of Akron, Hudson Branch In the Village of Hudson, State of Ohio, for payment of the par value thereof, together with interest accured to and Including November 3(1, 1964, at which time Interest shall cease.

VILLAGE OF HUDSON, STATE OF OHIO Bv Bertha O. Bomteel. Clerk of Council and Treasurer of thl Village of Hudson Oct 23 30 Nov 6 3 I DAFFODILS CHOtUbLD luurs l'p to 30 Bulbs per bag 50 per bus Mixed colon Reg. $.1.00 Reg. dozen Reg.

98c SALE ON SCOTTS LEGAL NOTICF. On and after this dale I will not be responsihle for debts contracted by Traction, Inc. CLIFFORD C. WALLET 675 St. Clair av.

Rarberton, Ohio Oct 30 31 NOTICE Revised Code, Sec 2717 01 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends to make application to the Probate Court of Summit County, Ohio, for an order to change his name to Vincent Pivar. Said application will be peti tion to be filed in said Probate Court, on or after the 29th day of November 1964. Dated this 29th day of Octo ber 1964. VINCENT P1VARSKI LEGAL NOTICE OF WAREHOUSE SALE Pursuant to notice! delivered to below listed persons, the undersigned will offer for sale at Public Auction, at Peck 170 S. Forge Akron.

Ohio, November 18. 1964 at 2 P. M. Sale running conseculive- lv each week dav after the aforesaid date until sold. LOT 927: ALEXANDER last known address 1634 McTaggart Drive, Akron, Ohio.

12 pieces personal possessions. LOT 935: W. MclNTOSH, last known address P. O. Box 1342, Main Post Office, Akron.

Ohio, 6 pieces household goods. Said sale is held under and pursuant to Section 1323.33, Re vised (ode of Ohio, to satisfy the lien of the undersigned for storage charges on said goods and chattels of which the aforesaid persons are the owners (which are being held for the account of the aforesaid persons). PECK MOVERS INC. 170 S. Forge St.

Akron, Ohio 2 P. November 18, 1964 Oct 30 Nov 6 LEGAL NOTICE Sealed proposals addressed to the Cllv Purchasing Agent will he received bv the ty of AK ron, Ohio, at the ottice ot ine Purchasing Agenl, Room 2tK Municipal Building, Akron, Ohio, until 1:30 P. Eastern Standard Time, on the 9th day of November, 1964, at which tune and place they will he publicly opened and read for furnishing: ll.uim pieces. or l.ess, Insulating Brick Specifications may be obtain ed at the on ire of the 1'urcnas ing Agent. Each proposal must contain the full names of all of the par ties interested therein, and must be accompanied by a certi fled check in the amount of one hundred dollars ($100,001, on a solvent hank, as a guaran tee.

that If the proposal lie ac cepted a contract win ue entered Into. The tv of Akron. Ohio. through its duly authorized and constituted officials, reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive mlor malilv in anv Proposal. THE CITY OF AKRON.

OHIO By: VIRGIL L. DL.NN Purchasing Agent Oct 23 30 NOTICE FOR BIDS (R.C. 5549.21, R.C. 5575.01) Notice is hereby given that hlds will be received at the Office of the Township lerk of Springfield Township, Summit ountv, Ohio at her office, Neal rtoad. Akron 12, Ohio until the Pith dav of November.

al 12:00 Noon. lor lur-nlshing the following materials required for construction of a Road Maintenance (iarage, according to the plans for such building on file with the Clerk. Said bids will he opened at the Township Hall, Can-field Road, Akron 12, Ohio a( 2:00 P. November 13, 19fi4 and publicly read aloud. The contracts will he awarded to the lowest and best bidders: Bidi to he submitted on lump sum basis.

The bids will he received for furnishing the following materials: more or less: Footings 28 yds. 5-sack mix Floor 42 yds. 6-sark mix 12" Akrete Block 30(10 RxSxld Akrele block 4200 8x8xl Header block Akrete 2800 Brick 44.000 1000-ft. reinforcing Fodo 515 ft. Beams with 11" flange 111 ft.

H. Beam with 11" flange 244 ft. Angles 274' ft. Angles 5 14x14 Garage doors commercial hardware 1 10x8 (iarage door commercial hardware 93x88 Metal doors hardware 30 Bar Jolit 50-ft. clear spa 0000 sq.

ft, 1" installation H000 sq. ft. roof decking 6000 sq. ft. roofing 4-ply No bid will be considered which for a greater sum than the estimated cost, nor unless It be accompanied bv certified check In the sum of 00 to guarantee that If salrl hid is ic-ceoted.

a contract will be enter ed Into and the performance of It properlv secured. The Board of Township Trus tees reserved the right to re led anv and all hlds. Bv order of the Board of Township Trus tees. HELEN M. SCHRADF.R, Clerk Oct 30 Nov 6 OFF on ALL PRODUCTS ERASE 4XD BOM'S COPE M.M.TS SEED LAWN MOWERS Turf Builder thttiffefercflt BUILDER TURF now tfj)7l ONLY 5) Us WATERLOidy LEGAL NOTICE On and after this dale 1 will not be responsible for debts contracted by any person other than myself.

RICH ARD F. BOSTEI.M ANN 801 Davis st. Akron. Ohio NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Mariorie Mc- Niel, also known as Mariorie Means McNeil, DECEASED. Notice is hereby given that Ralph Burroughs, 423 Second Natl.

Akron Ohio, has been duly appointed and quali- iiea as Aoministrattor of the Estate of Mariorie M. McNiel, aka Marjorle Means McNeil, deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio. reditors' claims are to be filed wilh Administrator within four months from date of Appointment. Dated 1.1th day of October, 1964. Case Numher 177-91236-1 NATHAN KOPLIN, Probate JudRe of Summit County, Ohio Oct 16 23 30 IN' THE PROBATE COCRT Doc.

177, No. 01239, Page 2 STATE OF OHIO SUMMIT COUNTY, SS In re: The Estate of JOSEPHINE A. CUSHMAN, Deceased. NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that on the 7th day of October, 1964, Ella M. Cushman, Executrix of the Estate of Josephine A.

Cushman, late of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, New York, filed In this tourt in Docket No. 177, Page 2, No. 91239, an authenticated copy of Letters of Appointment Issued to her by the Surrogates Court of New York. Notice Is further given that all creditors of said estate who desire to assert their liens on the real estate of said decedent located In this stale shall present their claims, duly sworn to, to this Court within six (fli months after the filing of said Letters in this Court, or said Hens shall forever be deemed barred and cancelled. NATHAN KOPLIN Probate Judge Oct 16 23 30 LEGAL NOTICE Sealed proposals addressed to the City Purchasing Agent will lie received by the City of Akron, Ohio, at the office of the Purchasing Agent, Room 203 Building, Akron, Ohio, until 1:30 P.

Eastern Standard Time, on the 16th day of November, 1064. at which time and place they will be publlclv opened and read for: Installing De-Yilhiss Special Exhaust and Input Air System at Sewer Maintenance Building. 1055 Home Avenue, Akron, Ohio. Specifications may be obtained at the office of the Pur chasing Agent. Each proposal must contain the full names of all of the parties interested therein, and must be accompanied by a certified check in the amount of i One Hundred Dollars ($100,001, on a solvent hank, as a guar antee, that If the proposal he accepted a contract will be en- tered Into.

i The City of Akron. Ohio. through lis duly authorized and i constituted officials, reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive informality in anv proposal. THE CITY OF A HON. OHIO By: VlliC.IL L.

DL.N.N Purchasing Agent Oct 30 Nov 8 LEGAL NOTICE RI'TH I. AND LESLIE E. SKIS'- NEH will hereby take notice. You are hereby notified that on the 22nd day of September, 1H64. the Council of the City of Akron.

State of Ohio, duly adopted Resolution No. 1171-1064 declaring It necessary to Improve Glbhs Road from 230 feet north of Qtiavle Drive lo 230 feel north of Baker Street by constructing water mains or laying waier pipes therein together with the necessary appurtenances. Said resolution approves the plans, specifications, esllmates and profiles for aid improvement, theretofore prepared hy the Engineer and now on file in the office of the Clerk of Council and provides that the whole cost of said Improvement, less tun per cent (2) of (he cost thereof and the cost of Intersection! not to exceed $2 25 In cash per foot front or $2.50 In deferred payments per foot front shall he assessed by the fool front upon the following described lots and lands, to wit: all lots and lands hounding and abutting upon Glbhs Rosd from 230 feet north of Quavle Drive to 230 feet north of Baker Street. The estimated assessment for such Improvement based on the estimate of costs are now on file In the office of the lerk of Council and available for Inspection hv any Interested person. Objections to the assessment, amount or apportionment thereof must be filed In writing In the office of the Clerk of Council within two weeks from the date of the completion of the notlre of the adoption of aid resolution.

Bv order of the Council of tha'flty of Akron. JOSEPH A. DENHOLM Clerk of Council PO 2 0321 Does the Quality of Jerry Jonei Jr. i vieJ IjId I.KfiAI. NOTICE SoalPd hirts will 1'f rpcelved liv thp Dlrocinr of Public- Cllv Hall.

Slow. Ohio, telP-phone numlipr KH8 SJOK. until o'clock noon Kaslpin Sinnrt- rd Time. November 1H, I'lM by viiuip of ordinance liliil-lH, p.i?sed (lclot)er 2'K for the ronsiruclion "of sidewalks, curt) nnd Rimers. H-21 aspliall tiase and a.spliali siirlace course.

Detailed information, lilank proposals and compleie specifications may lie obtained in the office of the Service Director. Bidders must use printed form provided therefor, as none other will lie accepted. Kach proposal must contain the full name of the party or parties making the same and all parties interested therein. Flids must he accompanied by Certified Check in the amount of $100.00, as a guarantee that If the bid is accepted a contract will be entered Into. The Director of 1'iiblic Service reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any liifornuilitv In anv proposal.

CARL F. SHOAFF Director of Tublic Service Citv Hall Slow, Ohio Oct 30 Nov 6 DESOIA'TION NO. 12fl7-lflfi4 Authorizing and directing the Director of Public Service to hold a public hearing relative to the construction of a five-lane pavement and structure over the Raltlmore and Ohio Railroad and the Pennsylvania Railroad on Tall- madge Ave. (FVA.S. 22081, and the construction of a four-lane pavement and structure over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Pennsylvania Railroad on Home Avenue, all within the City of Akron, Ohio: and to fix the dnte, time and place of said hearing; and to declare an emergency.

Whereas, the preliminary engineering report for the Improvement of Tallmadge Avenue and Home Avenue, has been filed with the Director of Public Service, and Whereas, under the provisions nf Section 12S of the Federal-Aid Highway Act of It is necessary that public hearings be held on such projects In order that they may he eligible for Federal Aid participation, and Whereas, an emergency exists In that It Is Immediately necessary to authorize the Director of Public Service to hold such hearing In the Immediate future In order that the said project may he submitted to the Bureau of Public Roads for approval for Federal participation, thereby providing for the health, peace and safety of the general public: now, therefore, Be It resolved liv the Council of the City of Akron: That the Director of Public Service of the City of Akron. Ohio, be herebv authorized and directed to hold a public hearing on the proposed Tallmadge Ave and Home Ave. project at 2 K.ST., Tuesday. Nov. 10, 'lflr4 In Cltv Hall Council Chamber, Akron.

Ohio, for the purpose of hearing arguments for and against the said project, said project being located within the corporate limits of the City of Akron, Ohio and hereinafter described: Tallmadge Avenue Improvement Description: Being the Improvement of Tallmadge Avenue, situated In the City of Akron. ounty of Summit, Stale of Ohio. Including the grading, draining, paving constructing a bridge over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Pennsylvania Railroad and acquirement of additional rlKht-of way to construct a five-lane facility on said Tallmadge Avenue, from a point 0 14 miles more or less westerly from Home Avenue, thence easterly on a relocation about 100 ft. northerly of present Tallmadge Avenue at lis Intersection with Home Avenue to a point In present Tallmadge Avenue 0 14 mile more or less oa.ip.-lv from Home Avenue, beinff 'a total length of 0.28 mile more or less. Home Avenue Improvement Ti.ci.rl ril Inn' noinu i bp Improvement of Home Avenue, situaled In the Cllv of Akron, County of Summit, Stale of Ohio, Including the draining, paving, constructing bridge over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Pennsylvania Railroad and acquirement of additional rlght-of-wav to construct a four-lane facility on said Home Avenue, from a point 0.16 mile more or less southerly from present Tallmadge thence northerly on a relocation slightly west 'of present Home Ave.

to a point In present Home Ave. 0.13 mile more or less northerly from present Tallmadge being a total length of 0.31 mile more or this resolution Is hereby declared to he an emergency measur for the reason that the construction of this prelect should he started at an eariv date for the benefit of the pubile, and provided this resolution receives, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the members elected or appointed to council. It shall take effect and be in force Immediately upon It passage and approval bv the Mayor, otherwise; It shall take effect and be In force at the earliest time allowed by this resolution, upon adoption shall he published In the Akron Beacon Journal for two consecutive weeks, constituting notice of the hearing to be held in accordance with the Bureau of Public Boads PPassed Oct. 20, 10B4 RALPH F. TL RNETt President of Council JOSF.PH A.

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