November 6, 1974 PAGE 25 Lancaster, (0.) Eagle-Gazette Vital Statistics Deaths, Clarence L. Skeen Clarence Leon Skeen, 58, of 1767 Williams Columbus, died in Grant Hospital. Survivors include his wife, Carrie; four sons, Robert of Columbus, Ernest E. of Pickerington, Donald L. of Baltimore, and Charles W.
of Pataskala; 14 grandchildren; four sisters fours brothers, including Brooks Skeen of Buckeye Lake. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday in Myers Funeral Home, Groveport; Rev. Arnold Pack officiating; burial in Glen Rest Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 7 9 p.m.
today and 2-4 and 7 9 p.m. Thursday. T. Merle McBroom T. Merle McBroom, 81, Rt.
2 Lancaster, a retired farmer, died at 4:44 a.m. today in Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital. He was a World War veteran, member Mount Carmel United Church Christ of. in Clearport, American Legion Post 57, 40 et 8, and Lodge 509 and OES 150. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs.
James (MarMiller, Columbus, Mrs. Raymond (Wilda) Thompson, Rt. 2 Amanda; Mrs. Ron (Carol) Bates, Rt. 6 Lancaster; 13 grandchildren; brother, John McBroom, Lancaster: two sisters, Mrs.
Perry (Edith) Hanaway, Bremen: Mrs. Ralph (Jesse) Matheny, Sugar Grove; nephew, Herbert Hanaway, Rt. 2 Amanda. He was preceded in death by his wife, Eva, in 1968 and by a brother, William, and sister, Mrs. Elinor Green.
Services will be Saturday at 1 p.m. in Mount Carmel United Church of Christ: Rev. Donald Crusius officiating: burial in Maple Hill Cemetery, Stoutsville. Friends may call at Taylor Funeral Home ater 7 p.m. Thursday, anytime Friday and at the church one hour prior to services.
Mrs. Agnes D. Harris Mrs. Agnes DuMars Harris, 79. of 109 Center Milan, died Tuesday at the Villa Maria Extended Care Facility, Green Springs, after a long illness.
Born in Nashville, Kansas, she had lived in Milan for the past nine years; prior to that in Lancaster. She was a member of Milan Presbyterian Church. Surviving are daughter, Mrs. Donald a (Marjorie) Burneson with whom she recently made her home; two grandchildren. Mary Elizabeth Milan, and Kenneth Burneson, Monroeville; sister, Mrs.
Irene Eastwood, Wichita, Kansas. Mrs. Harris was preceded in death by her first husband, H. Kenneth Ireland, who died in 1938. and by her second husband, George D.
Harris, who died in 1957. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Milan Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Francis Moyer, officiating. County Squad, Fire Runs VIOLET TWP.
3:35 p.m., Nov. 6. Ohio 256, north of Pickerington, auto accident, Rita Root, 23, of 126 Anita Pickerington; mouth, facial injuries; to physician's office. 10:05 p.m.. Nov.
5, to 5493 Blacklick house fire: owner, Roland Jones; mutual aid to Liberty Township; no loss. FIRE RUNS FIRE RUNS 12:59 a.m., Nov. 6, Roosevelt Avenue: damaged electrical pole and lines; owner. Ohio Power unestimated loss. National Weather Watch By The Associated Press Crisp winter weather pushed into the Plains States and the Rockies today as temperaturesslipped into the 20s in the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado.
Temperatures warmed into the 30s and 40s along the Canadian border as a frontal system moved out of the mountains and across the plains. Showers stretched from the Great Lakes and along the Atlantic Coast into the Gulf Coast. Light drizzle moved into Washington and Oregon, while New England also reported rain. In Maine. Rumford and Bangor recorded more than one-quarter inch of rain.
Low clouds hovered over Minnesota and into the Mississippi Valley, but fair skies prevailed over much of the nation. Temperatures before dawn ranged from 21 at Laramia, a to 78 at Miami, Fla. 'Dr. Frigo' Is Termed 'Engrossing' Funerals Hartley L. Johnston Hartley L.
Johnson, 81, Columbus, died Monday in Mount Carmel East Hospital. Mrs. Survivors Cora include two sisters, McClish, Obetz, and Mrs. Marie Funk, Columbus; several nieces and nephews in this area. Services will be Thursday at 1:30 p.m.
at Dwayne R. Spence Funeral Home, Lithopolis; Rev. Charles Hannah officiating; burial in Reber Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Spence's after 7 p.m. today.
Joseph Anderson Joseph Anderson, Circleville, a retired farmer, died Monday at 11:50 a.m. in Brown Nursing Home. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Paul Dawson, Circleville; three sons, John of Lancaster, Carl of Rt. 4 Circleville and Joseph Anderson New Mexico; 15 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; four greatchildren; sister, Mrs.
Myrtle Southward, Lebanon, 0. Services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Wellman Funeral Home, Circleville: burial in HitlerLudwig Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after 7 p.m. today.
Frazier Rites Rickenbacker Air Force personnel will hold graveside military rites in Arlington Memorial Gardens, Canal Winchester, Thursday following services at 10:30 a.m. at Frank E. Smith Funeral Home for John E. Frazier who died Monday. BIRTHS MOYER BIRTHS MOYER Mr.
and Mrs. Jeffrey Moyer, 928 Goodwin Lancaster, son, Nov. 5, Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital. HICKMAN Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hickman, 1012 Green Lancaster, daughter, Nov. 5, Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital. CHAMBERS Mr. and Mrs. Gary Chambers, 110 S.
Zane Lancaster, son, Nov. 6, Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital. Hosnital ADMISSIONS Edwin R. Dennison, 224 E. Sixth Floyd L.
Bailey, 742 Maryland Joyce A. Snyder, 420 King Herman Jones, 354 E. Mulberry Edna R. Bontrager, 510 Maywood Roland S. DeLong, 1735 Wacker Dr.
Joan I. Kunkler, Rt. 4 Logan Brenda J. Hoff, 2015 Coldspring Dr. John W.
Beekman, 108 Sunset Dr. Mathew D. Wildermuth, 410 E. Chestnut TREATED AND RELEASED Thelma J. Smith, Benjamin J.
Withem, Ricky L. Perry, Betty R. Dickens, Joseph M. Minarchik, Frederick L. Bumgard, Betty J.
Beavers, Sue M. Azbell, Jack Stump. Richard L. Cornett, Ronald W. VanMeter.
Jeffrey T. Soliday, Richard L. Carter, Alma J. Caton, Paul E. Leach, Sadabell Schaible, Mary M.
Haning, Arthur P. Pullins. Stella K. Young, Roy C. Starr.
M. Thompson, James A. Karen S. Quigley, Paul, E. Layberger, Kathy M.
Hunt, Elizabeth A. Rice, Deborah Dial. Miles E. Ungerer, Mary Jo Garrett. Daniel M.
Wyant, David A. Thimmes, Robert E. Powers, Welker, Marilyn S. Stiliner, Phillip P. Rutter, Carrol A.
Gobel, Aaron Tie Stephen Donna Shaffer, L. Angela Wetzell, K. Adams, Jacqueline L. Hutchinson, P. Jason Severing, Dorothy M.
Karshner, Cynthia L. Owen, Carol J. Walz, James Knecht III, Margaret Spurlock, Alice E. DISCHARGES Isabell K. Brunney, William L.
Campbell, Lena A. Groff, Miriam L. Hansley, Frances Hines, Anna L. Malone, Jack H. Stiles, Jack E.
Tracy, Roger D. Welch. Roger Harris, Ellen F. Emmert, Mrs. Theodore L.
Scheidt and son. Squad Runs 7:20 a.m., Nov. 5. to Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital, Richard Cornett, 44. Rt.
2 Lancaster; gunshot wound in chest: to Ohio National Guard Medicopter: to University 3:51 p.m., Nov. 5. to 235 King. Mary Jo Garrett. 20; lacerated hand: given first aid; to hospital.
5:15 p.m., Nov. 5, to 101 Slocum. Wanda Wetzel, 26: laceration: given first aid. 6:35 p.m.. Nov.
5. to 413 Maple, Carol Gobel. 18: lacerated hand: given first aid. 6:54 p.m.. Nov.
Salar, 1251 N. Memorial Big Aaron Clum. 3, father, Thomas, 506 Summitview bumper head; to hospital. 9:03 p.m.. Nov.
5. walk-in at Engine House No. 1. Ronald Smith. 45.
Rt. 3 Lancaster: bumped head, abrasions; given first aid. 5:18 a.m., Nov. 6, to 920 Hubert, Jim Knecht, 19; chest pains; to hospital. DR.
FRIGO. By Eric Ambler. Atheneum. 311 pages. $8.95.
Eric Ambler's 15th novel is one of his best. For 40 years, he has been constructing stothat seem so real they just might be true. "Dr. Frigo" is no exception. Ernesto Castillo, a doctor in a hospital on a French Antilles island.
is called "Frigo" by because he is remote coworkers and cold. But he is good at his job, has a solid relationship with his mistress and enjoys photography, his hobby. Castillo is also the son of a Latin American dictator who was assassinated by unknown opponents. Many of his father's friends see him as a political heir, a force to reckon with in home country politics. Then to the island comes a political leader from Castillo's past.
French secret police send the doctor as personal physician to him during the state visit. Politically and morally, Dr. Frigo must face up to himself and his future. Should he revenge his father? Get involved in politics or continue in medicine? He is manipulated into a destiny he never dreamed of comrades murdered. governments overthrown, morality twisted and turned.
Ambler needs no science fiction gimmicks to make his novels exciting. His characters are solid and intriguing and his writing masterful. "Dr. Frigo" is no espionage frivolity, a thoroughly engrossing novel. Eve Sharbutt Associated Press Rushville News Notes By Mrs.
George Oren DONAHUES TRAVEL RUSHVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Dan Donahue. children Pam and Danny, have returned from a day vacation spent in California and Hawaii. Leaving Ohio by plane, the first leg of the journey extended to California where a day and a night were spent in Disneyland.
Across the Pacific to Honolulu, the vacationers made the Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel headquarters for a week. Special projects were planned, various kinds of island, entertainment, food, and customs being observed. An outstanding feature of the vacation was a boat trip from Honolulu to Pearl Harbor. Each day the tourists were in Hawaii, rain occurred for a short period and they learned that the frequent rains allow for the tropical vegetation to retain its beauty. On Sunday the family attended the First Baptist Church and found it very similar to their home church in its service.
The congregation was evenly divided between people of the white race people of the mixed Hawaiian culture. AT DEFENBAUGHS Mr. and Danny Defenbaugh, Alexandria, were recent vistors in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Defenbaugh and brother David.
They made the trip primarily to reassure themselves that the elder Defenbaugh had truly recovered from the sudden illness which caused his hospitalization for a few days. On Saturday, the group enjoyed dinner at home, together with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Garrett, local residents and Mrs. Carrie Bloom, Lancaster.
The same group was entertained on Sunday in the Garrett home. Mrs. Dewey Fisher, Thurston spent last Tuesday with a distant cousin, Mrs. Owen Foster of the Rushville community. In the afternoon, the twosome drove over to see Mrs.
Minni Grubb, Fred and Annabelle. Convention Center Plans For Columbus COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Battelle Memorial Institute officials met Tuesday to begin planning a nonprofit corporation to build a Columbus Convention Center. The Battelle Commons Co. for Community Urban Redevelopment would receive $36.5 million from the institute to build and operate the convention center and to funnel profits from the center to charities. Pleas Franklin Court Judge County William Common T.
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