The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 25

'Akron Beacon Journal 5 OBITUARIES Fielder, Retired OBITUARIES Joseph V. O'Connor, Lumber Co. Founder jj WMHf UMU Until Ytmdoy Morning UF Labor Director William E. "Ed" Fielder, 67, of 830 Sumner retired director of the United Fund Labor Participation department, died Sunday in Akron" City Hospital after a short illness. CUYAHOGA FALLS Joseph V.

O'Connor, 78, president and founder of the O'Connor Lumber Co. at 100 Howe died today in Akron City Hospital after a long illness. SHOWERS TONIGHT for the eastern Lakes region, Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies. Temperatures will be milder in the West and cooler in the East. AP.

INFANT CARLOS Services were held in Holy Cross Cemetery today for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. David L. Carlos, 347 Castle who died Sunday at St Thomas Hospital. The child also leaves brother David L.

sister Carolyn; grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Carlos of Akron and Mr.

and Mrs. F. I. Fox of CuyaTioga Falls. west-to-northwest 20-30 knots this afternoon, northwest 25-35 knots tonight.

Mostly cloudy with occasional showers. MRS. IVA SPRACKLIN Mrs. Iva Spracklin, 73, formerly of Akron, died Sunday from Injuries suffered in a two-car accident near her home in Lakeland, Fla. Born in a bin 0., Mrs.

Spracklin lived in Akron more than 25 years. She retired a number of years ago as an assistant buyer at Polsky's with 25 years' service. i SHE WAS active in Lakeland professional business women's clubs and did volunteer work at Lakeland General Hospital. She was also active In the tourist club there. She leaves her husband Walter; a Mrs.

Dorothy Harrison of Cuyahoga Falls; sisters Mrs. Robert McGuire of Cuyahoga Falls and Mrs. Sarah Wertz and Mrs. Leona Hurley, both of Wilmington, brother David Senna of California, and two grandchildren. Services will be in Lakeland, Fla.

Further services and burial will be in Washington Courthouse, 0. Mr. O'Connor, of 1301 Front was the last surviving char ter member of the Falls Rotary Club. The club called him "Mr. Rotary" and established a "Joseph V.

O'Connor Scholarship Fund" in his honor several years ago. Money from the fund is used to help nurses take training in therapy for work with crippled children. Born in Marietta, he formed O'Connor Lumber in 1916 when he and William Schraegle went into partnership. He was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church and the Moose Club.

For many years, Mr. O'Connor worked with various civic improvement groups which later evolved into the Falls Chamber of Commerce. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Mary Cullen of Cleveland Heights; sons, William and John, both of the Falls; sister, Mrs. Margaret Miller of Mt.

Joy, and 10 grandchildren. Friends may call at Carr Falls Funeral Home after 2 p. m. Tuesday. Other arange- ments are incomplete.

PETER J. KIN Requien Mass for Peter J. Kin, 85, of 720 Greenwood av. will be at 9 :45 a. m.

Tuesday at t. Sebastian Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. Kin died Saturday in Green Cross Hospital after a long illness.

Born in Navarre, Mr. Kin lived in Akron most of his life. He retired in 1957 from Good year, 5 7Z Mr. Kin Born in Point Pleasant, W. Mr.

Fielder came to Akron in 1918 and was employed at Goodrich, Lyons Rubber Co. and India Tire Rubber Co. In 192? he returned to Goodrich and was active in early years of labor organization there. He served as vice president of the URW local at Goodrich, and was appointed head of a union committee to obtain ME. FIELDER membership for a labor representative on the United Community Chest (UCC) board.

In 1945 he was appointed UCC's labor participation director, and held that post and a similar one with the United Fund until he retired in 1964. He was a member of the Adoniram Lodge 517, He leaves his wife Mabel daughter Mrs. Evelyn Zollinger of Stow; son Roy in Minnesota; sisters Mrs. Isa Donhoe of Findlay, Mrs. Clara Dye of Yellow Springs, and Mrs.

Allie Carman of Addison, 0., and five grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Dunn-Quigley Funeral Home. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Tuesday. Masonic services will be at 7 p. m. Tuesday in the funeral home.

ALLYN MILLER 'Allyn Miller, 69, for 10 years a patient at Edwin Shaw Sanatorium, died here Sunday. He 1 a brothers Walter and Leonard Selders, both of Akron, and Frank, Robert and Harry Selders, all of West Virginia and sisters Mrs. Freda Bridenstein of Akron and Mrs. Mildred McMullen of Brady Lake. Services are pending at Adams Funeral Home.

MRS. VIRA S. SPEAKMAN I He leaves daughters Mane of more Chapel from 7 to 9 tonight Akron, Mrs. Ida Sollenberger of and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Tues-Copley, and Mrs. Helen Garri-jday and at the church after Monday, May 8, 1967 Goodyear Local Will Stay On Job Goodyear Local 2 members of the United Rubber Workers (URW) spiked rumors that they might join URW members at three other companies on strike. They voted unanimously Sun day to continue working on a day-ttf-day basis. While the URW has struck Firestone, B. F.

Goodrich and i a 1 idling 50,000 workers nationwide and 10,300 in the Akron area, Goodyear has continued operating while negotiators attempt to hammer out a new contract. Contracts between the URW and the four companies expired midnight April 20. ABOUT 1,800 of Local 2's members packed Akron Armory Sunday to hear a report of "some progress" on negotiation, according to Local 2 Treasurer David McCann. He said the membership gave the negotiating committee a vote of confidence. Reports of "very little progress" were presented to memberships of Firestone Local 7 and General Local 9.

The URW contract with General expires May 15 and union members will vote Tuesday on whether to give their negotiators power to strike, if necessary, to back demands. MEANWHILE, union and company negotiators returned to the bargaining tables today after a weekend recess. Firestone is meeting in Cleveland, Goodrich in Columbus and Goodyear and Uniroyal in Cincinnati. Goodyear Local 2 President John Nardella requested his membership Sunday to donate to a strike assistance fund to help members of Firestone and Goodrich locals. Collections were to be made on each shift today.

ELSEWHERE a URW local struck Goodyear at Apple Grove, W. after a contract expired a midnight Sunday. Woodrow Pyle, financial sec retary of the local, said about 300 are employed at the plant which makes fiber resin for use in clothing and tires. He said negotiations on a new contract started April 5, but no further sessions were schedueld after the talks ended two minutes before midnight Sunday. Neither Pyle nor local President Robert Albright would disclose the union demands and company negotiators declined comment Crash Kills Two CINCINNATI LW Two per sons a man and a woman were killed and several others injured today in a headon collision of two automobiles on busy River Road (U.

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i ONLY Akron Accidents Last 72 Hours 112 Total 1967 Traffic Accidents i 4,127 Dead: Mrs. Mildred Hamil- -ton of 759 Perkins I Park dr. Two-Truck Crash Kills Area Man Special (t The Beacon Journal JACKSONVILLE, III A Consolidated Freightways relief driver from Springfield Twp. was killed early Sunday in a collision of two semi-trailers near here. Dead on arrival at Jackson ville Holy Cross Hospital was Charles D.

Starks, 36, of 1269 Harts Landing dr. His spinal column was severed. The driver of the Consolidat ed Freightways truck, Burl Blevins, 41, of 2379 Giffels Cuyahoga Falls, suffered arm, leg and hand fractures and lacerations. He is in Holy Cross Hospital in fair condition. ILLINOIS STATE Police said Starks, father of four, was sleeping at the time of the collision.

Blevins was eastbound on U. S. 36 when a truck driven by Clifford Duncan of Montgomery, Ala. turned 111. 104 into Blevins' path.

Duncan also was hospitalized and is listed in "good" condition. He suffered multiple rib fractures. Starks' body was moved to day from Jacksonville to Springfield, Tenn. for services and burial. 3 Injured In 2 Auto Accidents Two weekend traffic acci dents hospitalized three Akron residents.

Listed as "critical" in Chil dren's Hospital is Charles Sehi- ka, 11, of 396 Morningview av. Police said a car driven by his mother, Mrs. Mary Sehika, 42, struck a tree at 396 Newton st. about 11 a. m.

Sunday. Mrs. Sehika is "satisfactory" in City Hospital. The accident is under investigation. aeon Bibbs, 20, of 19 Euclid av is "serious" in Akron Gen eral Hospital after, police said, his car struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Michael O.

Johnson, 19, of 591 Edgewood Sunday morning. Thirteen were in the two cars when the accident occurred at Wooster a v. and Superior police said. Bibbs, the only one injured, was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance. CHECK HOMES for Sale daily, in the classiifed section.

You'll find the pick of the town. Want help in placing a real estate ad? Call Miss Allen, 253-1111. (and bolts advertising) That doesn't get screwed up. Call or write: Norm Thomas Northlich, Stolley, Gross, Inc. 230 W.

Market, Akron, Ohio Telephone: 253-5127 advertising Akron Cincinnati IS Mrs. Vira S. Speakman, 66, of jionial Home. Bur-1024 Chalker st died Sunday in jiai will be in Green Cross Hospital after a Chatham Ceme-long illness. tery, Chatham, Showers and scattered thun-dershowers ending this afternoon, becoming partly sunny.

Windy and cool today, high in 50s north to 60s south. Partly cloudy, windy, cool tonight and Tuesday with widely scattered light showers. Low tonight 30s north to 40s south. Gale warnings changed to small craft warnings today. Variable winds, mostly southwesterly, 10-20 knots becoming High 5 60 57 47 51 57 59 5a 63 51 61 60 44 59 69 60 46 44 77 62 Loir 3)i 51 46 .14 45 44 40 44 46 38 46 41 30 42 48 35 39 33 41 48 Chillicothe-cloudy Cincinnati-parity cloudy Circleville-party cloudy Cleveland-rain Columbus-cloudy Dayton-partly cloudy Delaware-cloudy Findlay-clear Huntington-cloudy Mansfield-cloudy Parkers burg-rain Toledo-cloudy Youngstown-rain Zanesville -cloudy ELSEWHERE Atlanta-clear Bismarck -cloudy Boston-cloudy Buffalo-cloudy Charlotte-cioudy Chicago-cloudy Low 34 Anchorage-clear Fairbanks-cloudy Juneau-clear Honolulu-cloudy 34 34 High Calgary-cloudy 55 Edmonton-cloudy 54 Montreal-Expo 67-rain 56 Ottawa-rain 55 Regina-clear 56 Low 36 33 I 33 21 36 I 34 49 Winnepeg-cloudy 52 Vancouver-ram Rites Set For Victim ui L-rasn Services for Mrs.

Mildred Hamilton. 70. of 759 Perkins Park active church and social worker, will be at 1 p. m. Wednesday at the Goss Memorial Church.

Burial will be In Greenlawn Cemetery. Mrs. Hamilton was killed Saturday in a two-car collision at the intersection of East av. and Perkins pkwy. about 10 p.

m. She was the 12th to die in Akron traffic this year and the 28th in Summit County compared with 20 in Akron at this time last year and 40 in the county. Born in Greenville, Mrs. Hamilton lived in Akron 43 years. Sho was a mpmhpr nf the "eIPinZ "ana, ie uf 0058 Memorial and W4 mijuiw.hih u.c wa- Tl 11 1 I A.

ll. HL. Pnmera ine. oi 4 lirauuci lie rau sionary Women's, Sewing Circle and the Fort-Nightly Club of Kenmore. Miss Hamilton was a volunteer with the 1 1 i 1 Sclerosis Society and was ac tive in the Haven of Rest Rescue Mission.

SHE IS the widow of Dr. Ger ald W. Hamilton, former Ken-more physician. She leaves sons Gerald cf Neenah, Howard of Norton Village, and James of New-berg, N.Y.; daughter Mrs. Margaret Gay of Akron; sisters Mrs.

Roy Baird and Mrs. Nor man Moyer of i 1 1 brother Earl Saul of Conneaut Lake, and 12 grandchil dren. Services will be at 1 p. m. Wednesday at the Goss Memorial Church, with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Schlup-Cox Fu neral Home from 3 to 9 p. m. Tuesday. Memorials may be made to the Goss Memorial Missionary Fund. HARRY E.

METCALF Harry E. Metcalf, 56, of 1114 Archwood av. died Sunday in Akron City Hospital after a long illness. Born In Chattanooga, Mr. Metcalf lived in Akron 18 years.

He was a self-employed me chanic and a veteran of World War II. He leaves his wife Opal; sons Almus and Patrick, and brother Glen, all of Chattnooga. Services will be at 1 p. Tuesday at the Kesler Funeral Home, with burial in Northlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to tonight and until time of service Tuesday.

VIOLET TOMPKINS CUYAHOGA FALLS Mrs. Violet R. Tompkins, of 2500 Second died today in Akron General Hospital. Billow Falls Funeral Home is handling IggJL i I ii JL OHIO I High 52 52 Temperatures Tuesday through Saturday will average well below normal with daytime highs in the 50s and night- time lows in the mid to Upper 30s. Unseasonably cool weather will persist with little day to day change.

Rain will average a quarter-inch as showers Tuesday and again over the weekend. High 74 I 59 61 76 84 62 85 63 88 45 50 72 87 55 Low 39 40 50 53 61 50 73 44 60 40 32 1 55 45 Denver-cloudy Detroit-cloudy Indianapolis-clear Kansas City-cloudy Los Angeles-cloudy Louisville-cloudy Miami-cloudy Minn. -St. Paul-cloudy New Orleans-cloudy New York-cloudy Pittsburgh-rain San Diego-cloudy Tucson-cloudy Washington-cloudy Conditions as of 2 (. m.

today, Akron time: Amsterdam-clear Athens-clear Berlin-partly cloudy Brussels-clear Casablancapartly cloudy Cairo-clear Copenhagen-clear 34 64 50 48 61 66 46 48 52 78 55 46 46 86 87 41 45 55 81 41 55 73 57 54 50 rienpva-rain Dubun-rain Unna Konff-oartlv cloud? Lisbon-clear London-partly cloudy Madrid-clear Manila-clear Moscow-partly cloudy Oslo-clear Paris-partly cloudy Rome-pa rtly cloudy Saigon-clear Stockholm-rain Tel Aviv-clear Tokyo-partly clear Tunis-cloudy Vienna-partly cloudy Warsaw-clear MILES L. SHOOK BARBERTON Miles L. Shook, 51 commander of the Akron Power Squadron, died Sunday at Citizens Hospital after a short illness. Mr. Shook, of 1 4.

nao A 1 At iirvo wr graduated from lV I Akron West High iV TTi I School and Ak- I lron University, mJLk He was a Mr. Shook World War II veteran and a charter member of Westminster Presbyterian Church. He worked for 27 years at the Bar-cock Wilcox Co. He leaves his wife, Violet, and brother, Melvin of Akron. Services will be at 1:30 p.

m. Wednesday at Campfield-Hickman Funeral Home, with burial in Glendale Cemetery. Friends may call at the fo-neral home after 2 p. m. Tuesday.

MARGUERITE SANNER CUYAHOGA FALLS Services for Mrs. Marguerite San-ner, 65, of Los Angeles, a former Cuyahoga Falls resident, will be at 1 p. m. Wednesday at McGowan-Reid Funeral Home with burial in Chestnut Hill Cemetery. Mrs.

Sanner died Friday at her home in Los Angeles. Born in the Falls, Mrs. Sanner left here in 1944 to move to Washington, D. where her late husband, Roy was em ployed as a painter In the Navy yards. She had lived in Los Angeles since the death of her husband in 1961.

She leaves a son, Donald tf Los Angeles; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Hinkle of Rockville, Md. sister, Mrs. Lulu Bean of St. Paul, six grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.

Friends may call at the fu neral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday. LEON E. TRYON AURORA Services for Leon E.

Tryon, 60, pf 7027 Aurora formerly of Macedo nia, will be at 1:30 p. m. Tues day at the Johnson Funeral Home, Bedford. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery, Twins burg. Mr.

Tryon died Saturday at Fairmount Nursing Home, Newberry, after a long illness. He leaves sons, Lee of Palmetto, and Fred of Ak ron; daughter, Elaine Huxtable of Aurora; seven' grandchil' dren; Herman of Cleveland and Robert of Akron, and sisters Ethel Smith of Bristol ville, and Mabel Greena-way of Eastlake. Friends may call at the fu neral home from 7 to 9 this evening. ZOA F. NADER NORTHAMPTON TWP, -Mrs.

Zoa F. Nader, 63, of 418 Portage Trail, died Sunday In Akron St. Thomas Hospital. Billow Falls Funeral Home is handling arrangements. MRS.

FLORA M. DAVIS Mrs. Flora M. Davis, 83, of 749 N. Main st.

died unexpectedly Sunday in St. Thomas Hospital, apparently of a heart attack. Born in Indianapolis, Mrs. Davis lived in Akron 51 years. She leaves a daughter Mrs.

Mildren Goins of Houston, Texas; sons William of Akron and Herman of Barberton, and four grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 11 a. m. Wednesday at the Hennessy Funeral Home, with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Tuesday. HENRY C. MURRAY Henry C. Murray, 66, of 878 Saxon av.

died Sunday in Akron General Hospital. Born in Bowling Green, Mr. Murray lived in Akron 38 years. He retired in 1966 with 33 years' service at Goodrich. HE WAS a member of the Goodrich 20-Year Club.

He leaves a daughter, Ellen, of Akron. Services will be at 1 p. m. Wednesday at the Church of God of Prophecy, with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the Prentice Ken- a.

m. Wednesday, 4 Agencies Tell Facts On Adoptions The way to adoptions will be explored at 8 tonight when four family service agencies sponsor a public meeting at the First Congregational Church, 292 E. Market st. Occasion is the annual Children by Choice campaign, directed at potential adoptive parents in the 1 1 y. Questions about procedures and requirements for adoption will be answered at tonight's meet ing.

The Children by Choice campaign is sponsored by three United Fund agencies Fami ly and Children's Service Socie ty, Jewish Family Service, Catholic Service League and the tax-supported Child Welfare Board. Permanent homes are sought this year for 135 children. Also invited to the meeting are couples interested in serving as foster parents. Halt Grim Hunt BURLINGTON, Ont. (A0) The search for apparent kidnap victim Marianne Schuett was called off Sunday night after police and volunteers spent a 10th day scouring swamps and hills.

A police officer said there is little hope the 10-year-old, last seen April 27, would be found alive. SELL the worthwhile things you own, but don use. Call Classified, Miss Dodge, 253- 1111, to place your ad. Want a talented temporary 9 call for a MANPOWER WHITE GLOVE GIRL MANP0WER THE VEHV BEST IN TEMPORARY HELP 434-1928 MRS. LOUISE THEUERKAUF Mrs.

Louise D. Theuerkauf, 85, of 2118 Sixth st SW died Sunday in Barberton Citizens Hospital after a long illness. Born in Evans-ville, Mrs. Theuerkauf lived in Akron 50 years. She was a member of the Memorial Church, the Gold Star Mothers, the Firestone Park Post 3383 Auxiliary, and Theuerkauf VFW Ladies the Portage Lakes Royal Neighbors.

She leaves sons Alfred and i Arthur, both of Akron; daughter Mary Ruth Rheinhei-mer of Evansville, and four grandsons. Services will be at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday at the Schlup-Cox Funeral Home, with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 tonight and 3 to 9 p.

m. Tuesday. Gold Star Mothers will hold services at 7:30 tonight. MURL C. MAIN Services for Murl C.

Main, 73, of 965 Clark st. will be at 10:30 a. m. Tues day at the Eck- ard Baldwin Co- O. Mr.

Main died Saturday in Ak ron City Hospital after a long ill- ness. Born in Chatham, Mr. Main lived in Akron 50 years. He retired in 1960 with years' service at Goodyear. momhoi.

nf was Goodyear 25-Year Club and the Wedgewood EUB Church. Mr. Main leaves his wife Florence; sons Leo of Bath Twp. and Max of Akron, and six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Eck- ard-Baldwin Funeral Home from 7 to 9 tonight.

MRS. NORA M. KERR Mrs. Nora M. Kerr, 79, of 1664 Hampton rd.

died Sunday in Akron City Hospital after a short illness. Born in Troxelville, she had lived in Akron 55 years. She was a member of Goodyear Heights United Presbyterian Church. She leaves son Harland of Akron and sister Mrs. Margaret Marks in Pennsylvanis.

Services are pending at Ad ams Funeral Home. MRS. HARRIET SPALDING Mrs. Harriet Spalding, 77, died at her home at 1192 Riverside dr. Sunday after a short illnes.

A life resident of Akron, Mrs. Spalding and her late husband ran the old Temple Square Dry Cleaning Co. She was a member of St. Martha Church. She leaves sons.

Joseph and Earl, both of Akron; daughter Mrs. Kathleen Kennard of Norton and 11 grandchildren. Services are pending at Hum mel Funeral Home, where friends may call from 2 to and 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday.

NED LYTTLE Ned Lyttle, formerly of 706 Coburn st, died today in the Coles Nursing Home, Stow. Services are being arranged by the Stewart-Calhoun Funeral Home. PAUL HUFF Services are being arranged by Adams Funeral Home for Paul Huff, 52, of 21 N. Broad way st. who died Thursday at Mr.

Main I son of rramingham, and two grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends may call at the Carr Memorial Home from 7 to 9 tonight LILLIAN KASTOR Lillian May Kastor, 89, formerly of 120 S. Maple st, died Sunday in the Cooper Nursing Home after a long illness. Born in Tuscarawas County, Miss Kastor lived in Akron 65 years. She was practical nurse for the Fair Oaks Villa nursing home until it became the Sum mit County Receiving Hospital.

She then did private nursing for a number of years. She leaves a sister Mrs. Mayme Meier of Freelandville, Ind. Graveside services will be at 11 a. m.

Wednesday at Oak- wood Cemetery. Friends may call at the Clifford Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday. WILLIAM JET William "Smokey" Jet, 66, of 2834 Berne st.

died Sunday in Akron City Hospital after a long illness. Born in Marietta, Mr. Jet lived in Akron more than 30 years. He was a truck driver for All-Ohio Express more than 20 years. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, 555.

Mr. Jet leaves his wife Pearl; stepdaughters Mrs. Ger-a 1 i Harper of Uniontown, and Mrs. Patricia Ward of Mogadore; stepson Richard Hollister of Stow, and eight grandchildren. Services will be at 3:30 p.

m. Tuesday at the Eckard-Baldwin Funeral Home, with burial in Hillside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. m. today.

MRS. VERSIE MARSHALL Services will be at 10 a. m. Tuesday at New Canaan Baptist Church for Mrs. Versie Marshall of 749 W.

Bowery st. Mrs. Marshall, 62, died at the Summit County Home Thursday after a long illness. She was born in Arkansas and came to Akron in 1943. She leaves her husband Ben nie; sons Hosie and Scobey of Akron; brothers Willie Davis and General Davis; sisters Mrs.

Zola Lindsay and Mrs. Vic torial Hall, all of Arkansas Mrs. Minnie Harris of Los An geles, Mrs. Bertha Spruill of Pittsburgh, and three grand' children. Friends may call at the Tur ner Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.

m. today. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery. Fir i (isuiltf Imunnct Agtncy NEEDS PARTNER MUST BE LICENSED SALARY PIUS PROFIT SHARINO MR. DOLIN A 376-9000 Born in Slocum, Mrs.

Soeakman lived in Akron 50 years. She was a member of the Bil- low Chapter. Order of Eastern Star, and the Gold Star Mothers Club. She leaves her husband James; brother A. W.

Miller of Geneva, and sisters Mrs. W. C. Summerfield of St. Petersburg, and Mrs.

B. G. Stokes of Dothan, Ala. Services will be at 2:30 p. m.

Wednesday at the a d-Baldwin Funeral Home, with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday. Gold Star Mothers will hold services at the funeral home at 7 p.

m. Tuesday. ELIZABETH EASMUSSEN Mrs. Elizabeth Rasmussen, 83, of 38 Everett av. died today in Akron General Hospital after a long illness.

Cox Funeral Home is arranging services. hi wmmmasi 0v4rea Deaths Mrs. Florence Harrington, 86, of Peninsula, operator of Harrington Market for 52 years Mrs. Zara N. Snowberger, 47, of Tallmadge Walter E.

Thompson, 67, formerly of Millersburg Ashby P. Dixon, 76, of Springfield Twp. John Georgalidake (Georga-lis), 74, of Barberton Andy Shunko, 72, a Barberton resident 54 years Joseph Tkacs, 67, of Edinburg Mrs. Anna W. Reed, 68, of Kent.

Judith Evelyn, 54, who abaa doned a teaching careef to star in the Forties on the Broadway stage, of cancer in New York. Edwin Carl Ekstrom, 78, a founder of the Greyhound Bus Corpus Christi, Tex. Col. Austin' J. Canning, 79, Army Medical Corps retiree who i the Legion of ilerlt for directing casualty treatment at Pearl Harbor when the Japanese attacked, in Oolite ir i nil wrarmur Jr-rni Akron City Hospital.

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