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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

Van Fleet. steals the picture
from not only the other quartet
but from Gable
AS the adventurer who must
voice some of the crudest double
entendre dialogue since bur-
lesque disappeared. Gable does
a courageous walk Through of
his role. With his brave exam
pie, Miss Parker as the widow
who is a little more complex
than the other pretty three,
manages also to save a little face.
The other three girls, Jean
Willes, Barbara Nichols and Sara
Shane are left to console them
selves with their pay checks and
the right to say they once were
in movie with Clark Gable.
Raoul Walsh who has IL
rected more westerns than De-
Mile has commandments, has
come up with a properly moody
landscape for THE King And
Four Queens"
This is not much of propriety,
but it is some.
\ X \
SIOBHAN REPORT: Well,
Ireland's Siobhan McKenna. the
most headlined and possibly the
most headstrong actress of the
past season, has played Ham
let" in Manhattan, if not on
Broadway.
The critics found nothing to
praise in it. including Miss Nc
Kenna's daring. Nor that of
Henry Hewes. Miss McKenna's
.co-designer of the reading YER
sion of the play, presented at
Theater de Lys.
MOVIEGOING: HOLLYWOOD
Imoviemakers never see so many
movies as at this time of year.
The reason is that this is awards
time. first the nominations for
these, then the vote upon the
nominees. This means catching
up on a lot of pictures which
even studio producing personnel
misses in the normal course of
events.
The Immediately busiest group
of professional moviegoers is the
panel of judges looking at for
Ieign films. There are a lot of
these and the Academy saves its
members considerable time by
submitting them to a special
panel.
The five eventual nominees, of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
THE PASSING SHOW
Gable Finds Himself
In TongIe Of Widows
BY JAY CARMODY

Clark Gable has had to nger around Hollywood many
year to find writer's uninsped those UP with The
King and -Four Queens" now at the Palace theater
The best this author pair Margaret and Richard Alan
Simmons was able to imagine long shaggy synthetic sex
joke That Gable Eleanor Parker 10 others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

v'avao State UNIVERSITY as
s'r'9rt coach Dick L.sabeth
holds seven If the schools
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

the pulpit. he stood for a sec
ond. and braced himself against
the object that has for cen
turtles been the symbol of seil
dedication.
Instead OF the Ram that was
tied in the thicket as in the
biblical story of Abrah m and
Isaac he was Offering him elf
as a living sacrifice, and de.
.icoting his life.
He mentioned jhc MINES OF
four people who have pissed.
Mrs. Wi lie Struthcr. Ms. Ma
bel ClsrrY. Mrs. Eleancr Hughes
end zig beloved father DR.. AL
bsrt Cleage. Sr. The t.rnb.r of
his voice changed ct The man
iicn of his dad. reslize il WIS
extremely oifficut 10 hold back
The ieers. His mother. Mrs. C.e-
age. Sr. N IN effort 10 holp.
turned her hce1 I'D her eyes
from HIM two sisters in The
choir hoped f'mes. in svs;lch c
toner e would not break. an
ether sis.er End three brothers
in the ccnc-egsfcn did the
reme. and il spill second the
power Of combined prayer wss
ms n;fe sted.
He spoke Of the great friend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

sh D that III exists between
plymou h congregational church
and Centr.'; also the debt Of
gra itude that cannot be paid
20 the Rev. Horace A. White If
Plymou h for his encouragement
and advice during Ccntral's try
ing lines.
he ielkea of the church's
PC -it.on in the communi Y. Of
The M nisters roe in the church
cine of The requirements for
the development of Christ
lise community; Ike being abe
10 look your worst enemy in
the face and homes. lY. See good
ir lin. Then. This Man" men,
iioned Nashviile. and Little Rock
end the dis ,urbsnce !hai was
liking place.
He sp Ike Of Faubus and Ike
and as he did my thoughts sort
VI " dllOClNO ~ tliitS " VI hH,
"Fai n. Hope and Charity and
enothCr line But the Greatest
OF these is Love. Then with
Rare Richness and tonal beauty
Melvin Thompson sang, Il talk
Cd To God last night
While he sat listening TO the
so o; and looking over The filled
auditorium know he believci
IN the inscription on the Ite,,
Love Never Failcth.
had the pleasure of again
shi king he hand of man
VIII S drCam vas nov a really:
Tho Rev. Albert B. Cleaec.
greg lonal Church 1925 Lin
ii. ministr OF the Central Con-
wood Ave ii Hogarth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
no Phone Survey Soys
Employment Commission

-hc nyar 7b'y a-kca who
w weed ne phea ~. un-
" inc i l. ew.fe. if she or
he trsbe id WIS unemployed
mrlcy ;. or expecting TO look
CT a job. When housewife
1ar meme and telephone number.
The surveyor mumbled name
end odvised her queslioner 70
-ock up the number in the tele-
phone book. hat way you will
have il right" she said. T
II wsnt u known Horton
said. that the Commission ooes
not engage in his type of sur
veY. While we do not know the
reason behind il. il sounds as
if someone is attempting to find
suitable names end addresses
of employed rather nan un-
Employed people possibly as
some sort OF sales gimmick.
Our sdvice IS not answer any
questions on this type of quiz
PFC Jrsm.
We are studying the pro-
poet II prose- cutting persons
using the name OF this c. minis
sion for their own personal or
rr.vetc &c lvitlcs,' Horton warn
al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

He expires ed the sent.mcn S
Of all when he sang. Bless This
House Then came the formal
presentation Of the key by
David NJ. Brewster and Jack
3. Paul rcprescn ing Brewster
Pilgrim congregational church,
md acccp ing for Central was
answer to the suppl:cation Of
James w. Stephens.
AS though they knew the
Bless This House the choir
under the capable direction OF
Gear r. Hand. did the anthed
Praise To COD" beautifully,
AS you look 10 the eliar you
see 2 magnificent twenty 10
twenil-five feet stained class
windcw. II is truly masier-
piece. The colcring is so trem-
eneous fhei even when the sun
isri shining on 4. if still main
iains vivid color life.
To the right of this window
on the rostrum, Saturday DR..
Edward w. Wilcox for the
congregational association. on
the left. sat man, who's
dream is now reality, after
four and one half years.
Now il was his turn to ray
"thank you 20 those who had
placed their shoulders to the
wheel both physically and fin
ancially l. and not | alone,
w ched him as he walked to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

4 pae-e 's, rcy o- uarm-
.cvr-f1, row oe.-2 ma & 2
I'D , t. ~ 81 Z - .c
L pic ~ il Z MINIS ion
aDso.1's s uia-ts .zcI =. x
x Hort a. u ector u ,ae
Michigan Employment Security
Commicclon said today
Dozens II people havc called
3gr offices NJ hin the past
.ew days 20 determine the au-
aent.c.'v II this survey Ios
an lid.
We a!e al q loss 10 under
sand tho reason behind ~.
nc ADDED. ANY survey made
Dy this Commission are made
N d formal and more accurate
manner
Most Of the calls reported
% Us have been made to pco-
pie on the ncar west and
nor Invest side Of the city. A
woman viii . sof suuhcin ac-
mt bias called these pop G
M sad She y makine d
uvty On unemployment TN
c b. sponsorship n tho I'm
mployfnent Commission or The
Cncup oylneni G. mpcnSalior
Commission
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

9Th tho whom YOU work -
~ Something Know some
blv Have Something Do
Something. Gave Something and
Love An
W. are happy 10 Hrow that
Mss Zelda DOaty Of Helen is
home from the hospital after
hClng there several days as re-
suits Of a roc injury.
Mr. Mclclc Cook Of White
Plains New York. spcrt last
week with her brother and fam
CONTINUED on Page 10y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
Charge Ecorse
Official Biased

Charges OF racial dscrimin-
alton were hurled al Ecorse
Colored residents attending a
counciimen Wednesday night BY
public meeting after they denied
a retroactive paw raise Of Sl,9O9
10 Inspector Roscoe Bobo. a
Negro officer who was promot-
ed two years ago.
The council split "a. on the
question. Each Councilman who
opposed the raise for Inspector
Ecbo stated that his race had
nothing 10 do with their vote
Councilman Alex Peri said
that. rather than receive d pay
raise. Bobo and any o.her pol
icemen charged OF a crime
should be suspended until their
guilt or innocent is determined
by d court.
Inspector Bobo was indicated
WIKI 81 other city otf.c ais. pol
ic.mcn and gamblers on E. aft
conspiracy charges.
Two white Inspectors. Alvin
Gilman and Woodrow Damron
also have been denied pay
ra-ses.
v'avao State University as
s'-'9nt coach Dick L.sabeth
holds seven If the schools
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

c9ngrceat.on ior 81 years
The church parsoEre ri
tic Glover's center which n.
GUIDES Kitchen, dining io3m.
Ddies lounge &C, towers oil.
most one block on NcDougall
be'wecn Gratiot and Mack
There arc other surrounding
such as church parking lot trat
IS an asset - this group Of pco-
pc
We think Our Citizen" de-
serves much credii for the fine
work he has done and is still
doing. locally and naii5nallY.
in the field Of religion.
HIS theory Of pcfflng alOng
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

Those chimes you heard be-
fore entering The church were
played by brother Henry. In
side you listened TO The moving
musical prelude by Mrs. Dorothy
Bleylcck. Organist. c org e
Branham knew.
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13

Mrs. Elmer Dean Lee Of Junction
City, Kansas her daughter Mrs.
Mildred Rueker and Mrs. Verne
da Wyatt of Peoria ILL.,, visited
friends here enroute to Augusta
to visit their grandmother who is
i'll. Funeral services for Mrs
Ora Mae Milmer were held Sun
day at the First Baptist church,
Rev. T. w. Barnes officiated
Mrs Andrew Phillips was funera-
liked Sunday at the st, Paul AME
church. Rev L. r. Williams Off
ciated. Craft Funeral Home was
in charge of the arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs James Foster are
the proud parents of a baby boy
named Clouce Micheal. Miss
Mary Thompson of Little Rock
made a short visit here on Fri
day. She was accompanied back
by her brother william, their ia
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13

A dynamic young American
businessman has gone long way
toward personally implementing
Americas Good Neighbor Policy.
He is Jakob Isbrandtsen (above),
President of Isbrandtsen Com
pany, Inc, 'Round-World Steam
ship Line, who has just been
awarded the Chilean Order of
Merit" decoration by order of
General Carlos Ivanez del
Campo, President of Chile.
The honor was given to Mr..
Isbrandtsen for his initiative
and enterprise in assisting that
governments development of its
mining industry, giving sub
stance to United States efforts
in establishing a constructive
Pan-American friendship pact.
Mr.. Isbrandtsen has been &C.
lively engaged in promoting the
development of this Chilean ma
tural resource for the past three
years as his personal contribu-
ton toward fostering more and
better understanding between
in-American business and
governmental organizations. A
large number of ore vessels are
utilized in this cooperative
shipping venture.
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13

and Mrs, Willie M. Lewis were
delegates to the North East Ark
ansas annual conference Of the
AME church representing st.
Paul AME church. Rev. L. r.
Williams, pastor preached the
opening sermon, Mrs. Lewis sang.
Saturday was Youth day.
Members of the church partieipa-
ted on the program Confer
ence officers elected from the
church are Mrs. Willie Lewis,
supervisor of YPD; N. S, Calhoun
president of Layman; Miss Joyce,
Williams, president of YPW of
the Missionary Society; Miss
Charlotte Ann Mays. assistant Sec
rotary; Miss Ella Parrot, record
ing secretary: Misses Title A
dams and Kay Wilson, pianist;
Mrs, Percy Lee Sharon was APP
pointed conference director of
Girl Scouts Captain and Mrs.
w. II Griffin and children arriv-
ed in N. X. on Thursday from
Germany, They will arrive here
during the week where the
children, William III and 10 Ann
will enroll at the Branch high
school. Around Branch High:
The Pirates will participate in
the Invitational Tournament at
Forrest City and at Jonesboro this
week. We are pulling for the Pr
rates all the way Mr., and Mrs.
Norman S. Calhoun and Miss
Gloria Tolerson attended the State
Athletic meeting in Monticello
on Saturday Christmas pro-
gram will be rendered on Friday
Dec. 20, at the Park gymnasium.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. The rooms are beautifully
decorated for the holidays. The
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13

ther Rev. L. I. Thompson Is
patient in an Arkansas hospital is
reported improved, Mrs. Sam
Goodlow spent Friday in Little
Rock. On the sick list are: Mrs
Almeta Harris, Mrs, Mary Horn
berger, Arthur Manual and Mrs
Lollie Ellison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustave Stengle motored to For
rest City, her aunt returned with
her, Mrs. Bertha Woods was
called to Pine Bluff due to illness
Of her sister. N. S. Calhoun
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13
yernlce CrOal

~ F Branch spent LAST week
+, .Iopesboro where he served on
ne Jury of the United States
rsderal Court, Eastern Division,
Gbile he was there he was the
@,est at a reception at the Book
/, T. Washington high school
gwen by the faculty and PTA
s.norine a committee of state
|.deation including C. A. Harris,
: Hicks, B. C. Williams of Lit
"A Rock and Carnelious Dawson
- Pine Bluff, These men made a
short visit at Branch hi upon
MIR return to Little Rock
Nra Eddie Mae Heron of POGO
bontas was the weekend guest
!, the Booker Mays family.
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13
Boulevard News
]. r. Green

]. X. Green
Mr. and Mrs james Kelley OF
Kansas City, have been here Wis
ting their parents. Rev. and Mrs
L. B. Kelly, and Mr. and Mrs j.
Lane Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest
Kelley OF Kansas City are visiting
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13
THE PAPER ARKANSANS DEMAND

This is weekly you will be proud to SELL for stands
for Honesty and Fairpay and Stands behind what
Stands for brings that cannot be had elsewhere
has no "bones pick apologies to make 1t has no
strings tied prevent from publishing the news as
haopens THE PRESS CAN AND WILL TELL THE TRUTH.
Its writer's are free express their opinions and write
the the way they get it.
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13

pre-band and the senior bard are
participating in the program.
The Holiday dance will be held
on December 81, with the Cars
of Rhythem furnishing the Music.
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13

his brother Rev. l., B. Kelly and
other relatives including Mr. and
Mrs 7 r. Miller, and Rev and
Mrs. Earnest Crawford. Rev
w. E. Hayes. pastor OF Mt. Pleas
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13
of the
Mayflower Il

rboto being about d hundred fotpie5, came
o,e, ~ this first ship; and began tbs 'oofSe'
,obieb cod Of bis goodness bath bitben0o
blessed.
-Bradfoyd5 rot Plymouth Pla"t9''0"
gga.
ost Tune the Mayhower II landed on
orr shores. The America she found was
far different from the virgin land that nay
omen to the hardy voyagers OF the origin"
MayAower. But the opportunity OF amer
ica : for which the pilgrims gave THANKS
- is still here.
Certainly we should be grateful for the
blessings of our country. And we shouo
work to protect them
One of the best ways is to PROVIDE security
for our country and our families by invest
ing in United States Series Savings
Bonds. Savings Bonds can give us rock
ribbed emergency fund, backlog OF secu-
rity that we know is safe because DolioS
are backed by the strength OF lfo mllioh
Woodworking Americans.
Bonds can provide more blessings Tor u.s.
too-a way to save for new home
car. a college education for our children
Ronds can't be lost, stolen or destroyed.
The Treasury replaces them without charge
in case of mishap. And they pay good
rate of interest - 3A8 when held to ma
turity.
Co nlan now to make all your future
THANKSGIVING happier even than tins
wears Start buying Savings Bonds throuRi
the Payroll Savings Plan at work or regu-
larly where you bank.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-28

(niece of Ed Converse) Jane Sta
cey, Evelyn Wins, Marvin Nc
Kenzie and Gilbert Simpson.
The Walker Reunion was held
at Big Darby Church Sunday. Sew
eral more reunions are scheduled
for the summer months.
Mr.. Herman Hammond, grand
father-in-law of Pete Hammond
had a cerebral hemorrhage Fa-
theirs Day and is in poor condition
at the home of Herman Hammond.
Arthur Burkitt, Jr of Center
burg called at the home of his un-
Gle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Roby Sunday. He is employed by
the Mt. Vernon Bridge Works,
working as time-keeper ON a build
ing project at Centerville.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-28
CANAAN TWP.
oMMUNl7'Y NEWS
Martha Roby Reporter
BIG DARBY BAPTIST cHuRcE

BIG DARBY BAPTIST CHURCH
Cradle Roll Gas am.
Sunday School 9:45 am.
Junior Church 1920 am.
Worship Service 1920 am.
and 500 pm.
Birthdays Carolyn Boggs, Kew
in Slyh.
Attendance Pins 6 mo-, Becky
Beachy; 3-year, Pete and Bill
Hammond.
This Tuesday evening (June
25th) the BY.F. held a weiner
roast at the church. Next Sunday
evening June 30th the B.Y.F. will
meet at $50 pm. for their BIZ
monthly devotional and fellowship
meeting.
Hear: Rev. Fred 1. Williams,
chalk evangelist, next Sunday eve
ming. Mr.. Williams, brother of
Ray Williams, is now working with
the American Baptist Convention
in the southern part of Ohio. You
will not want to miss his message
next Sunday evening.
The Women's House Party is
from. the 9th through the 29th of
this week. A good number of the
ladies have made their plans to at
tend. If you have not made your
plans to go, see Eleanor Roby.
Several young folks from Colum-
biana County, delegates to the
State Forestry Camp at Tar Hol-
low attended Sunday School and
Church at Big Darby and were
dinner guests at the E. B. Con-
verse home before going on to Tar
Hollow. They were Pat Converse.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-28

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Enne-
moser of Cleveland were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Hammond.
Mrs. Mona Thompson Royer of
Florida, called Sunday on Mrs.
Stanley Carpenter, a former school
mate, other afternoon callers were
Mr.. Gay Wright, Columbus, and
Mrs. Maude Slyh and Miss Louise.
Evening callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Myers Harrisburg and Mrs.
Russell Noble. Mrs. Ella Hennis and
Mrs. Edward Hennis called one
day last week.
Mrs. Grace Lombard entertained
with a picnic supper last Tuesday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Planck and Bobby of Ft.
Wayne, Indiana, who are leaving
for Montana to spend the summer.
Those present were the PlanckS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lombard and
daughter, Mrs. Ella Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Mccoy and grand
sons, Gary and Billy, and Mrs.
Lombard.
Mrs. Rose LingeI or Columbus
spent Wednesday with Mrs. r. c.
Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs John Walker enter
tanned their Farm Bureau Council
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Russell of
New Smyrna Beach, Florida are
spending their vacation with Mrs.
RusselPs mother, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
ton Roby and Tom. They spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les o. Smith and sons at Dayton.
Thursday supper guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Roby and daugh-
ters were Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Bowser and children of Grove City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Beachy and
children.
Mrs. Mary Roby was hostess to
the Hayden Bridge Club Friday.
Mrs. Robert Lombard was a guest.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Roll
lin Sherwood, Mrs. Elton Roby,
Mrs. VIM. Lucas and Mrs. Ed
Burnside.
Mrs. La Vaughn r. Hughes and
Miss Helen Z. Carol, Columbus
attorney, attended a picnic-Supper
Saturday evening at 5707 Dublin
Road.
Mrs. LeXie Ramey has resigned
her position at the Great Western
Shopping Center and has enrolled
in Comptometer School
Several members of Mrs. War
rem Harbage's Sunday School
class enjoyed a swimming party at
Marysville.
The Rev. George Capps is at
Granville this week attending the
| American Baptist Pastors Fellow
ship days.
Wednesday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Capps and children
were Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Thurs
ton and Larry of the Northern
Baptist Seminary at Chicago. Fri
day visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Delaney, Bob and Margery of
New Castle, Pa, and Margery's fl
ance, Ralph Roberts of Tuscon,
Arizona. The party was enroute to
Cincinnati to visit another daugh-
ter who was Mrs. Caps room
mate at College for two years.
Miss Linda Finger is spending
her summer vacation from ST. AL
oysious School, New Lexington, at
the Herman Hammond home.
The Cannan Prize Winners Boys
All Club had tour Sunday to see
the members projects, ending al
the home of their leader, Lloyd
Roby, where they enjoyed home.
made ice cream.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-28
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT

Estate OF PeytOn r. AIspaugh De-
ceased. Robert T.. Wright has been
traitor De Bonis Non of the estate of
Peyton r. Aispaugh late of Madison
County, Ohio, deceased
Dated this 9Th day of June A. ID.
1857. Number 12.76T Docket 6 Page
399.
Joseph S. King
Probate Judge of Said County
June l3 90 81
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-28
Legal Notices

Jacob L. Miller let al,
Defendants
No. 2O57s
NOTICE
Marguerite Reedfoot who resides
at P. Q. Box No, q. Clark Mills,
Pennsylvania. Alma Reichard who
resides at RID. No. q Fredonia
Pennsylvania. Bertha Wagner who
resides at p. o. Box No. 214. FREEDOM
la Penn evlVania and Patricia White
who resides at 1900 Wolfe Road. La :
grange Indiana, and the unknown
heirs of Frank II. Strauss deceased,
If living. or IL they or any OF them
be dead. then the unknown heirs.
executors, administrators. deyisees.
trustees, and assigns. immediate and
remote of such deceased person or
persons, will take notice that on the
10th day Of June, 1857. Mabel E.
Mcdowell filed her petition in the
Common Pleas Court of Madison
County. Ohio. praying that the title
to certain real estate be quieted.
The persons above mentioned will
further take notice that they have
been made parties defendant to said
petition and that they are required
TO answer the same on or before the
3rd day of August. 1857
Mabel r.. Mcdowell
Dated June 10, 1857.
Maurice +. Beathard, Attorney
June 13 20 81 July II Is
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-28

Hallway up. The extra VS. power under the hood
of the Dodge sends it quickly ahead. It's already
two lengths out front. And there's 1000-lb test
load on each one of these comparably equipped
trucks. What's more, Dodge is still gaining!
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-04-04
Olen Oberly
Dies I'm Findlay

Funeral services were held Friday
afternoon in Findlay for Olen ".
Oberly, So, who died at 1910 a. m.
Wednesday of last week at his home
in Findlay following a three-month
illness.
A former Bluffton resident, he was
born November 30, 1901 in Putnam
county, the son of Levi and Sarah
tZimmerly) Oberly. He married
Emma Marie Schaller on May 3,
1926, and she survives.
Also surviving are his father, Levi,
Bluffton; two sons, Everell V. of
Mundaline, ILL.,, and Howard E. OF
Findlay; a daughter, Mrs. William
(M ary) Karcher, Sundusky; six
grandchildren; br h r S, Millard
Bluffton; Reno, Bluffton; sisters,
Mrs. Leila Basinger, Pandora; Mrs
Lucille Doty, Lima, and LaDonna,
also of Lima. Four brothers and
sisters preceded him.
Burial was in Maple Grove GENE.
terry.