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Evening star., 1954-04-12
Bryant Attorney
ToAsk Delay in
Staying Trial
Wants Time to Get
Doto on Suspect
In Girls Shooting

A delay will be sought in the
trial of Eugene Elmer Bryant.
of killing 17-year-old
Joan Marie Ruzza. to allow time
to study his background. his at
torney said today.
Howard A. Vogel. the attorney.
was retained yesterday by the
youths father, Bainbridge Bry-
ant, 5403 N street. Hillside, Md.
Mr.. Vogel said he planned to
seek preliminary hearing when
21-year-old Korean vet
eran. was arraigned today in
Prince Georges County Circuit
Court at Upper Marlboro.
State Seeks Speed.
The State, however, has an
nounced it would seek to present
the case directly to the grand
jury today. without the formality
of a preliminary hearing. AS
sistant States Attorney Willard
D. Pyles said if this were done.
the case could 60 to trial in so
days.
"We are going to try to attain
as much time as possible to allow
a complete investigation of the
boys Army background. his
service in Korea, the circum-
stances surrounding his serious
injury In an automobile accident
in 1852 and his meetings with
Miss Ruzza in the last six
months" Mr.. Vogel said.
Miss Ruzza, a senior at Suit
land High School, was shot to
death Thursday night a short
distance from her home at 813
Forty ninth street, Capitol
Heights. Md.
She had broken off a week.
long engagement with young
Bryant last January /. following
an argument.
Memory Is Hazy.
Mr.. Vogel talked with his
client at Upper Marlboro County
Jail yesterday for more than an
hour. He said the youth told
him he recalls meeting Miss
Ruzza Thursday night and walk
ing with her near where she was
slain.
He quoted the youth as saying
he remembered hearing some
Shots" but that after that point
everything was "hazy."
Mr.. Vogel said every consid-
Grafton should be shown the
dead girls parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mario A. Ruzza, jr. But, he add
ed, he wants a full opportunity
to 60 into what he termed the
youths history of amnesia."
Bryant is being held under
maximum security at the jail
because, police said. he threat
ened to take his life.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Youth, 18, Is Accused
OF Attacking D. {. Girl

An 18-year-old Arlington fill
ing station attendant was ac-
cused Of rape and assault and
battery yesterday by a 19-year-
old Washington girl.
Prince Georges County police
said the girl swore out a warrant
against Robert w. Gregory, of
1888 North Tenth street, Arling-
ton. He gave himself UP when he
heard about the charge, police
said, but denied knowledge of
the alleged incident.
The girl told detective Sergt.
Richard Pearson and Detective
Robert N. Cabral she met Greg
ory at a dance early Saturday
in the Oxon Hill fire house, and
he later drove her to a wooded
area and attacked her.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Virginia Farm Wins Two
Cattle Championships
by the Assoeiesea Press

ROANOKE, April 12.-East
.1ill Farms Of Chase City had
both the champion bull and the
chamion female in the 18th an
nual Roanoke show of the Vir-
ginia Hereford Association-the
first time such a thing has hap
pened in the State.
The reserve champion female.
Birdwood Dutchess, shown by
Birdwood Farms, Charlottesville.
was bought Saturday by Chino
Farms, Chestertown. Md, for
$3,325. This set new record
for a Virginia consignment sale.
The reserve champion bull,
B. p. Bac Elate, 40th, consigned
by Benjamin Parran. st. Leon-
ard, Md, was sold to John Stat.
ford. Pearisburg. for $3.50. Z.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Driver FLEEING
o|iceKi||ed as
Car Hits Tree
Chase on Highway I
Ends on Campus for
Seat Pleasant Man

A motorist who sought to elude
. patrol car when police sought
to question him about a minor
accident crashed into a tree on
the University of Maryland cam
pus and was injured fatally yes
terday.
Maryland State police said he
was James Hawkins, 40, colored,
Of the 500 block of Sixty-sixth
place. Seat Pleasant.
State Trooper John r. Kaiser
said he spotted the vehicle on
U. S. l in College Park about 2
am. and noted that it answered
the description Of a car which was
involved in an accident earlier
near Harwood, in Anne Arundel
County. The driver, ordered to
pull over and stop, sped away
toward the campus, police said.
The chase was brief. The car
jumped a curb, careened over the
campus and struck a tree. Mr..
Hawkins was pronounced dead at
Prince Georges General Hospital.
Trooper Kaiser said the
wrecked car contained $48 in
nickleS and dimes. Hawkins was
reported on probation from Bal
timore city police.
Evening star., 1954-04-12

-Four Kentland firemen suffered
minor burns yesterday riding
their fire truck through 30-foot
high flames that trapped the
vehicle in a thicket near Ard
more. in Prince Georges County.
"The fire jumped over u.s." said
It. Edward Dixon of the Kent
land department. one of the vic
Tins. ut was around US before
we knew it,"
Others burned on the truck
were Harold Anderson. Homer
Dorish and Melvin Leach. All
were treated on the scene for
face and hand burns.
Evening star., 1954-04-12

Columbus Day on October IL and
Armistice Day on November IL.
All State liquor stores and
Offices also will shut down tomor-
row. Ofices of the Virginia De-
partment Of Motor Vehicles, how
ever, will remain open, since the
deadline for new Virginia auto
tags is midnight Thursday.
Bank officials in Alexandria
said banks in the city are closed
on Saturday and therefore do not
observe State holidays.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Research Station 10 Sell
Purebred Beef Bulls
Speeiol Dispateh 10 The Stor

FRONT ROYAL. Va, April IL.
"A number Of purebred beef
bulls, complete with pedigrees
and production records, will be
sold here Wednesday at a field
day and sale at the Virginia beef
cattle research station.
The bulls, representing the
main beef breeds; Shorthorn,
Aberdeen-AnguS and Hereford !;
have been used in tests that have
been conducted here jointly by
the Virginia Experiment Station
and the Agriculture Department.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
BY the Assoeiuied Press

Some 40 members of the
House and a few Senators will
take off for Daytona Beach, Fla,
the latter part of this week to
engage in spring training" for
the annual Republican-Demo-
cratic baseball game.
Their aim is to get in condi-
ton for the contest at Griffith
Stadium June Is. The game is
sponsored by The Star for it's
underprivileged children's camp
fund.
Three years ago, Representa-
tive sgd Herlong, Democrat, of
Florida, former president of the
Florida State League, decided
the House members could use
their Easter vacation to ad-
vantage by training in Florida.
Mr.. Herlong uses the word
training" rather literally.
The first trip was to Ocala-
Sanford and last year the group
went to Daytona Beach.
They'll Pay Own Expenses.
This year most of the Con-
gressmen are taking their fam
lilies along. They'll pay their own
expenses, but the Daytona Beach
Chamber Of Commerce is going
to do its best to see that they
enjoy themselves, and that they
will spread the word when they
go home to places perhaps not
as well blessed with sunshine,
and seaside as Daytona.
Daytona Beach is a we'll
known resort on the Atlantic. It
has a wide beach where bathers
drive their cars down to the
surf's edge. The beach is a
famous runway for automobile
speed trials.
Mr.. Herlong thinks this years
training campaign of one week
will top the others. The large
turnout, he explained to a re-
porter, has nothing to do with
the fact that Washington has
had a long, cold winter.
AS for the baseball. Mr.. Her.
long promises to call daily prac-
ticeS after issuing equipment on
Monday. April 19. On Wednes-
day night, April 81. with the
teams in better shape, the Re-
publicans and Democrats will
engage in what Mr.. Herlong says
will be a preview of the Wash
ington contest.
The squads break camp April
"a. Mr.. Herlong said the spring
training is being held early
enough $50 that they'll be over it
by the time the June ball game
rolls around"
The Democrats have proved
quite successful in winning the
annual contests and holds a big
edge over the Republicans who
haven't won since 1948.
The Demos again will depend
on Don (FirebalD Wheeler of
Georgia to lead them to victory
via the mound.
But Mr.. Herlong. who manages
the Democrats, does expect some
Republican trouble this year, for
Representative Glenn Davis of
Wisconsin is going to toe the
slab for them.
Mr.. Davis is making the Flor
ida trip and Mr.. Herlong thinks
it will help his pitching arm. In
fact. he'll be pitted against Mr..
Wheeler in the Daytona Beach
preview.
Representative c. w. (Runt)
Bishop of Illinois will manage
the Republicans, an assignment
he has had for q number of
years.
17O Children Sent to Camp.
Receipts from last years game
helped The Star send ITO under
privileged to camp for two weeks
each.
Senators making the trip viii
include Florida's George Smath-
ers and Massachusetts, John
Kennedy. both Democrats. Sen
ator George Malone, Republican,
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Tired Pedestrian
Backs Into Bench
In Store Window
BY the AssoeIoted Press

BALTIMORE. April 12.-After
an afternoon stroll in Baltimore's S
82-degree heat yesterday, the
bench at Sears Roebuck & Co.
must have looked mighty invit-
ing to 72-year-old Mrs. Serama
Crazi.
But before she realized the
bench was on display behind the
store window. Mrs. Crazi crashed
through the 11x11-foot pane.
She was treated for a cut
head and hand by a doctor. The
store window was demolished.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Scholarships Offered
In Palsy Therupy

Scholarships are available to
graduate and undergraduate stu
dents interested in therapy work
for the cerebral palsied. it has
been announced by the United
Cerebral Palsy of Fairfax County
and Falls Church.
Interested applicants may send
a statement of qualifications to
UCP, P. o. Box SIS, Fairfax, Va.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
3O-Foot Flames Trop Truck
At Prince Georges Brush Fire

Chief John O'Mara and George
Whitlow, the driver, got through
the flames uninjured, 1t. Dixon
said.
Two other trucks were SINH
larly trapped, but no one was
injured. he said.
The six-hour fire burned over
IS acres and threatened about
80 houses before it was brought
under control, 1t. Dixon said.
The blaze started in the out
field grass on the Ardmore base
ball field. firemen said.
Eleven companies were sent to
the scene.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
BeoIIsviIIe MotorcycIist
In Hospital After Mishop

A Beltsville (Md0 man is in
fair condition at Suburban Hos
pital today with injuries suffered
when he lost control of his mo-
torcycle> and skidded more than
$50 feet. according to Montgom-
cry County police.
He is Elmer Gibson, %. Police
said his skull was fractured. He
was taken to the hospital by the
Upper Montgomery County Res
cue Squad.
The accident occurred about
1870 pm. yesterday on Peachtree
road, police reported.
Evening star., 1954-04-12

party harmony and unity is of
vital Importance in the primary
and general elections"
A former high school teacher,
he said one of his main jobs
has been "to improve our edu-
cational system" Mr.. Wilkin-
son has served on five different
commissions dealing with edu-
cation, and has represented the
State on the 14-State regional
educational program.
Evening star., 1954-04-12

c r a { &c prl-
mary j u n e
%.
Mr.. Wilkin-
son. a HyattS-
vile insurance
man, is speak
er pro tenn of
the House and
chairman of
the Education
Committee.
In his an
nouncem e n t,
Mr.. Wilkinson
S aid he be-
1;auoc fhof
Evening star., 1954-04-12

The Arlington Layman's League
will hold its annual Father-and-
Son Night at z pm. tomorrow in
the Wilson Boulevard Christian
Church, $3.50 Wilson boulevard.
The program includes a dinner
and a talk by 1t. Frank Palmer
of the Arlington Police Traffic
Bureau.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
School PIuns Style Show

The st. James School Associa-
ton of Vienna, Va. will hold a
style show of summer fashions
at a meeting at $50 pm.
Wednesday in the school audi
torium, Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Blair Lee III Enters
Montgomery Race
For Legislature

Blair Lee III, former execu-
tive officer of the National Cap
ital Planning Commission, today
filed his candidacy in the Dem
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Delegate Wilkinson
Seeks Reelection

Delegate Perry o. Wilkinson of
Prince Georges County today an
nounced his candidacy for re-
election, subject to the Demo-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-10
Ratt1esnake Island
Will Be Improved

Plans for improving Rattlesnake
Island one-half mile northwest of
Put-in-Bay are revealed in articles
of incorporation filed last week in
Columbus with the secretary of
state.
The incorporators are M. l..
Hoekstra, Gallon; G. H. Norman,
Toledo and S. T. Allen, Cleveland
travel agent. Robert F. Knapp,
Sandusky, was listed as agent for
the corporation. Schwer and
Moore, Sandusky, are attorneys.
Rattlesnake Island was formerly
owned by the late Hugh Bennett
of the Toledo Scale Co. The island
includes approximately IS acres
in area with one harbor, small
airport and a large home, built by
Bennett, and a tenant house. In
the past the island has been used
for a focal point by sportsmen
fishing in the group of islands
around Rattlesnake, one of the
prime fishing spots in Lake Erie.
The incorporation said they
would be ready shortly to an
nounce plans for development of
the island.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-10

Zura and Mr.. George HartlaiIb.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bower en-
tertained a group of friends and
relatives from Portsmouth over
the weekend.
Mrs. William Dempsey spent Fri
day visiting in Oak Harbor.
Simon Fox and Pete Fox spent
Saturday in Sandusky laying up
their trap net boats for the season.
Mr.. Jack Hooven made trip to
Toledo Friday for supplies.
Mrs. Agnes Waldecker spent the
weekend visiting with her fam
lily at Lakeside and Bay Shore.
Mr.. Bill Bubness of Cleveland
was a guest Friday and Saturday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hartlaub.
Mr.. DICK Mantell OF Toledo Wis
tied over the weekend at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hoo
ven.
Mrs. Grace Miller visited over
the weekend with family and
friends in Oak Harbor.
Mr. George Petry of Cleveland
spent Saturday and Sunday at his
cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bump Maynard,
Fredia, Susie, and Bud have moved
into the newly decorated Smith
home. The Maynards moved to the
Island 4 years ago from Ports
mouth, Ohio, and made their home
in the Hollingheads place until
their new home was available.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-10

kowitz, Christian Rudy, Ethel Mar
ket, Doris Duggan, Hazel Hite and
Grace Borman.
Mrs. Blocker, who did such a
splendid job directing the Island
Dramatic Club in their recent play,
left for her home in Columbus.
Walter Smith and James Poulos
attended the ILYA meeting held
in Detroit December 4.
Friends Of Mrs. Florence Foye
will be happy to know that she is
recuperating nicely after her re-
cent major surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Prey of Cleve-
land visited Mrs. Prezy's parents,
the Tony Traversos, last week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-10
NORTH BASS
MRS. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN

Mrs. George Bower spent Mon
day shopping in Sandusky.
Happy Birthday" to Linda Zim-
norman on December 3rd and
Stanley Wires, December 18th.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Hooven who celebrated their
23rd wedding anniversary on De-
cember 7th.
Sandusky visitors Thursday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fox, Petey
and Diane, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Zimmerman and Linda, Mr.. John
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-10
pUT-IN-BAY


Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Ladd and their
two children visited Mr.. Ladd's
aunt, Mrs. Florence Miller, over
the weekend.
The Rebecca Lodge held their
regular business meeting Thurs
day, Dec. 2. Refreshments were
served by the entertainment COM
rnittee consisting of Mrs. Mary
Kron, Jenny Vroman and Jenny
.Poulos.
Friday, December 2, was Port
Clinton Day for the following
women of Putin Bay: Louise Wul-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-10
IS Children On
Hit School Bus

Fifteen children on Salem Oak
Harbor school bus escaped injury
Monday at 800 am. in a collision
between the bus, driven by Ray
mond Lemunyon, 81, of Route 8,
Oak Harbor, and car driven by
Ernest Short, So, of 338 Toussaint-
st, Oak Harbor.
The accident happened on Mud
dy Creek county road, half a mile
north of the Ottawa-Sandusky
county line in Bay township, state
highway patrolman John Milstead
reported. Left front of the school
bus and left rear of the Short car
were damaged, the state highway
patrol report said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-10

Paul n. Kaufman, Director Of
Public information for Northern
Ohio Telephone Company, will
be the guest speaker at the noon
luncheon of the Port Clinton XII
wants Club on December 18th.
His subject will be, challenges
Of Today"
Mr.. Kaufman has been asso-
ciated with Northern Ohio TeIe-
phone Company since 1880, serv-
ing in the operating field until
1851 when the Company estab
Iished a Department of Public
information. He was then named
as the Director Of the New De-
partmenf, charged with inform
ing the public Of all Company
plans and policies.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-10

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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-06
Dr.. Harry {. PoWeIson
Sails May 5 For Europe

DR.. Harry c. Powelson of the
Powelson Clinic, 80 S. Fourth
street, GAINESVILLE, sailed May 5th
from New York for Europe, with
fellow members of the American
College of Surgeons to attend
surgical meetings and clinics
held in England and the contin-
ent during the months of May
and June.
DR.. Powelson has been practic-
ing in GAINESVILLE since 1880
when he and his brother opened
the Powelson Clinic.
The doctor is native of Noble
county and received his medical
education and training at Ohio
State University, The University
of Cincinnati, The University of
Chicago and Mayo Clinic.
Mrs. Powelson will accompany
the doctor on this trip and they
will return by the Queen Mary
on July 9th.
During his absence his work
will be continued by his as
sociate, DR.. J. E. Sharp and DR..
Myron Powelson, who is on leave
Of absence from the Mayo Clinic
for this purpose.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-06
John WilIiam Shofer

Will Shafer, 81, well known
retired business man of Mt.
Ephraim, died at his home there
Wednesday at 400 a. M, follow
ing a long illness.
He was member of Mt,
Ephraim Methodist church. He
formerly owned and operated
a grocery in that village.
His wife, Hester Kellar Shat
er, survives. He also leaves one
daughter, Mrs. Mildred Heron,
of Cumberland; one brother,
Garfield Shafer of Columbus;
three sisters, Mrs. Mary Riggs
of Senecaville, and Miss Bertha
Shafer and Mrs. Margaret
Meighen, both of Mt. Ephraim;
and number of nieces and
nephews.
The body was returned to the
residence on Wednesday even
ing. Rev. Doran Carey will Of
ficiate at funeral services Friday
at 200 p. m. at the Mt. Ephraim
Methodist church. Burial, by the
McVay funeral home, will be in
Mt. Ephraim cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-06

morning at 4 o'clock, following
a lingering illness.
A retired oil man and farmer.
he made his home with his son,
Roy Harper. His wife, Blanche
Craig Harper, died in 1911. He
was son of George w. and
Eliza Mendenhall Harper.
Two sons survive, Roy, with
whom he made his home, and
Walter, both of Dexter City route
2. He also leaves two brothers,
j. M. Harper of South Olive and
DR.. w. c. Harper of Caldwell.
Six brothers are deceased.
The body was taken to the
McVay funeral home, and funer-
al services were held Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
New Harmony Baptist church
with Rev, Howard C. Helm Of
ficiating. Interment was made in
the South Olive cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-06
Three Injured In
Automobile Wreck

A head-on automobile col
lision took place at Ava on u.
S. route 21, last Wednesday
night, resulting in three persons
injured and considerable prop
erty damage to both cars involv-
ed.
Lea Costello, %, Cambridge
route q, was the driver of the
south-bound auto that ran into
car driven by Ernest Yonnally,
81, of Ava. Both drivers were
injured.
Estate highway patrolmen, who
WSstigated the accident, said
Yenally had pulled partly off the
road, preparatory to backing into
his drive. The Cambridge woman
said she became confused by the
head lights on the Yonnally
auto. Her car first struck a
utility pole before crashing into
the Yonnally auto.
Jesse Moore, 18, Ava route |, a
hitchhiker the Costello woman
had picked up, was also injur-
ed. He received bruises of the
back and ribs and decorations of
the forehead and left arm.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-06
John Rotoiczok

John Rataiczak, AZ, Bellaire,
and brother of Andy Rataiczak
of the Batesville community,
died Wednesday of last week,
following an illness.
He was we'll known thruout
fraternal orders in the Ohio
Valley, being a past exalted ruler
Of Bellaire Elks lodge No. 419, a
member of Ionic Lodge No. 438,
F. & A. M, Bellaire chapter No.
107, Bellaire Council No. 81,
Hope Templar, Osiris Temple of
Shriners, Wheeling and the
Modern Woodmen.
He is survived by his wife and
two children, his mother and
several brothers and sisters.
Funeral services were held on
Saturday at Bellaire and inter
ment made at that city.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-06
Marion 9. Harper

Marion George Harper, 78,
passed away at his home on
Dexter City route 2, Monday
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-06
zanesviIIe Stock Car
Races Friday, Sunday

Moxie Speedway, located five
miles south of GAINESVILLE on state
routes % and IS, swings into
tWo-night-a-week schedule this
week as stock car racing bios
SONS into full flower in south
eastern Ohio.
Promoter Dave Roberts has
announced that sportsman class
and strictly stock cars will roar
around the lightning-fast quarter
mile oval every Friday and Sun
day night for the balance of the
season.
Two Sunday night race cards
already have been staged at the
popular Moxahala Park track,
but Friday will mark the first
week night card of the campaign.
The Friday night card could
well develop into one of the
most popular nights on Ohio's
stock car racing schedule since
few, IL any, other tracks Will be
in operation on that night. And
with the Sunday night program
permitting leading drivers from
all over Ohio and West Vir-
ginia to be on hand, Moxie
Speedway appears to have lined
up a terrific one-two throttle
Dustin punch.
Sportsman class open COM
petition and strictly stocks will
threaten the fences on both
nights and race programs will
start both nights at $3.50 o'clock.
Time trials will get underway
at tbs p. m. A guaranteed purse
and guaranteed tow money fol
non-winners will remain in eff
feet.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-06

figures he expects the total num-
Der to exceed the record enroll
ment of 453 workshoppers from
142 schools last year.
Three model newspapers"
will be prepared and published
by the workshoppers during the
session-"The Workshopper," a
letterpress paper; ''The Stream
liner" a 2-color mimeographed
paper; and an offset publication,
not named as yet.
The yearbook division will be
stated by Ira c. Sayre, East
Liverpool, Benjamin Allnutt,
Bethesda, Md; Miss Isabelle
Work and Charles L. Smith, Ohio
University.
The letterpress newspaper
group will be under the inStruc-
ton of Miss Verda Evans, Cleve-
land; Miss Madeline Fifer, of
Akron; Miss Virginia Follin, of
Cleveland and Russell Baird,
Ohio University.
The mimeograph workshoppers
will be taught by H. E. Headley,
Berea, Ohio; and E. J. Koestner,
Brookville. Mrs. Alice B. Moon,
Hamilton, Ohio, will have charge
of the offset newspaper group.
Business and finance of news
papers and yearbooks will be
handled by A. T. Turnbull of the
Ohio University staff. Clarence
White, head of the photography
department at Ohio University
will conduct special clinic fol
photographers. Special sessions
are also scheduled for advisers
and for radio-TV journalists.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-06
CormeIiu LoFclIetfe

Mrs. Carmelia M. LaFollette,
81, lifelong resident of the Mt.
Zion community, died Sunday
morning at l o'clock at her home
on Pleasant City route.
The deceased was a member of
the Buffalo Methodist church.
She was a member of Pleasant
City grange.
Mrs. LaFollette is survived by