2 Ncw~ Journal. AiaanfloM. O. Saturday. November 28. 1970
Former City Councilman
Succumbs at Willard
W1LLAKI) -- Ralph J.
Graham, 6-1. of Willard. RD
2, died in Willard Area Hospital late Friday afternoon
following a long illness
MAN TO MAN — After the formality of the Sea Cadet commissioning ceremony last night at the Naval Reserve
Training Center, officers and enlisted men temporarily forgot about rank and got together for a friendly chat. Here,
Petty Officer Third Class Kevin Baron. 16, trades sea talk
with Captain James Balzek and Rear Admiral Gordon Selby. (Photo by Jeff Sprang)
A lifetime Willard resident, he was a carman tor
the Baltimore and O h i o
Railroad for 40 years. He
was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church,
the YFW. the American Legion, the Klks. a life member of the Moose and a
member of the Brotherhood
of Railway Carmen. He was
a lormer Willanl City councilman.
He is sunned by his
\v;fe. Fhie two sons Price
at home and Robert of Monroeville; one daughter. Mrs.
Herman Xewmeyer of Celeryville: one step - daughter. Mrs. William Boucher
of Monroeville; one step son Richard Haines of Norwalk: 15 grandchildren and
one sister, Mrs. E. Richards
of Willard.
Services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
with Rev. James Reisacer
officiating. Burial will be in
Greenwood Cemetery, Willard. Friends may call after
7 p.m. tonight at the Secor
F u n e r a l Home, Willard
where the rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.
the Rev. Charles liernoius
officiating. Burial will be in
G r e e n 1 a \v n Cemetery.
Friends may call after 10
a.m. Sunday at the funeral
home.
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s. /oim Morkcl
C K E S T L F N E — Mrs.
Zona L. Morkel of 320 East
Main St.. died at her home
Friday evening after a long
illness.
She had been a Crestline
resident her entire life.
She was a retired teacher
at Crestline High School, a
member of the First Method:?l Church !\! ;i c :? b e o
Lodge, the Retired Teachers Association and the Security Benefit Association.
She is survived by one !
son. Dr. Gordon Morkel of j
Mansfield; a twin sister, ;
Dr. F. Bower of Crestline [
and four grandchildren
Services will be held Mon- |
day at 10 a.m. at the Garv- i
erick Funeral Home Crest- j
line with the Rev. Lyle Hinkle officiating. Burial will
be in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Canton. Friends may
call" at the funeral home after
10 a.m. Sunday.
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Miller Infant
GALION — Four-monthold John Martin Miller, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Merril M.
Mrs. Scott
Miller, Bucyrus, RD 4, died
SHELBY — Mrs. Pearl Friday afternoon at Gallon
Laverne Crawford Scott, 80, Community Hospital after a
88 South Gamble St.. died in three-day illness.
Shelby Memorial Hospital
Surviving besides his paryesterday at noon following ents
are his paternal grandan extended illness.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. MerShe was born near Shelby ril G. Miller of Bucyrus; his
The goal of a year's hard representative f r o m the and had lived here all her maternal grandparents, Mr.
work was realized last night commanding officer of the life. She was a partner in and Mrs. Robert L. Tred•at a spit - and - polish mili- Fourth Naval District in the Style Shop, retiring in way of Cardington; and his
tary ceremony at the Naval Philadelphia.
1951. She was a member of great grandparents, Lester
Reserve Training Center on
the First United Presbyteri- Miller, Nevada, RD 1; Mrs.
Now officially c o m m i s- an Church, Shelby; V. F. W. Charles French and Mrs.
Ashland Rd. sioned, the cadets will begin Auxiliary; American Legion Zenobia Dean, both of GalThirty cadets of the U.S. academic training Dec. 2. Auxiliary; and the Pythian ion, and Mrs. Burt Tredway
of Cardington.
Naval Sea Cadets Corps, Next summer, those who Sisters.
Mansfield Division, stood at have reached the rank of
Services will be held MonServices will be held in
attention, and upwards of E - 2 and the age of 15 will
day at 1 p.m., from the Sevundergo
two
weeks
trainthe
Dye
Home
of
J.
H.
Fine200 parents, relatives and
enth Day Adventist church
civic leaders listened as ing at Great Lakes, 111. The frock & Sons, Monday at 2 in Gallon with the Rev. Lyle
following
summer,
cadets
in
p.m.
with
the
Rev.
Richard
Rear Admiral Gordon Selby
Chamberlain
officiating.
presented the official com- the rank of E - 3 and above F. Faust, Sr., associate pas- Burial will be in the Fulton
missioning charter to Lieu- will take a two - week train- tor, of the First Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call
tenant Commander James ing cruise aboard a regular Church, Shelby, officiating. at the Snyder and Kubach
Burial will be in Oakland Funeral Home on Portland
L. Baron, commander of the Navy vessel.
Cemetery. Friends may call Way North, Gallon, Sunday
imit.
at the funeral home Sunday
> "What is important," Ad- . The Sea Cadet Corps is afternoon and evening. The afternoon and evening.
miral Selby said, "is that sponsored jointly by the family prefers that memoriyou have the opportunity to Navy and by the local Navy al contributions be made to
see what the Navy and mili- League. The boys, all be- the American Cancer Societary life is like. This is an tween the ages of 14 and 18, ty, in care of the funeral
ideal opportunity for you train each Wednesday eve- home.
young men to see an aspect ning at 7 p.m. at the Naval
of life many will not."
Reserve Center.
. Admiral Selby. now reChartered by Congress, Mrs. Davis
tired, was captain of the the Sea Cadet Corps numASHLAND — Mrs. CharA routine investigation by
'submarine U.S.S. Puffer in ber about 5,000 strong in lotte M. Davis, 75, of 1520 s t a t e highway patrolmen
-World War II. OtherJNavy units across the nation. En- Orange Rd., Ashland, died last night led to the capture
officers present for the cer- trance into the program is at Samaritan Hospital Fri- of three men wanted in
emony were, Captain James based on written and physi- day after a long illness.
West Virginia for grand larBlazek, director'of recruit- cal examinations, family inceny.
Born
in
Minnesota,
she
ing for a five - state area; terviews and approval of
Patrolman Robert Strine
Commander Frank Poyet, prospective members' school was a member of the Jehostopped a car for a routine
area recruiting officer from officials. The unit is now ac- vah Witnesses.
safety check when he noColumbus, and a personal cepting applications.
She is survived by her ticed it had no registration
husband, Melvin and sever- plate light or left tail light.
al brothers and sisters.
Seeing that the car was ridSendees will be held Mon- ing extremely close to the
day at 1:30 p.m. at the Heyl ground, Strine checked the
Mrs. Lillian O'Hara Kraft, Dale Ave.: two brothers, Funeral H o m e , Ashland, t r u n k and found 1,200
85, who made her home William, of Mansfield and with Dennis Kerr officiat- pounds of copper.
with her daughter, Mrs. Dale, of Mt. Vernon and a ing. Burial will be in AshA check with the West
Kathleen Mcser, 336 Michi- sister Mrs. Richard Pagani, land C e m e t e r y . Friends Virginia State Highway Pamay call at the funeral trol revealed that the three
gan Ave., died Friday at the of Mansfield.
home Sunday, between 7-8 occupants of Ce car were
Castleloma Nursing Home
Funeral services will be p.m.
after an extended illness.
wanted in Charleston for
held at Greenwood Funeral
grand
larceny and inter*
Born in Pickerington. 0. Home in San Diego at 2
state transportation of stoOct. 20, 1885, she came to p.m. Monday. Burial will be Mrs. Morkel
len goods.
Mansfield a year ago from i n Greenlawn Cemetery,
C R E S T L I N E - Mrs.
Columbus. She was a mem- San Diego.
Ernest Patton, 30, of GalSamuel Morkel. 87, of 389 lager,
ber of St. Peter's Catholic
W. Va.; James FerClink
Blvd.,
died
Friday
Church and the Rosary Alrell,
22,
of Rand, W. Va.;
night at her home after a and Kenneth
tar Society Council of CathBrown, 23. of
long
illness.
MansHelder's
olic Women.
G a 11 a g e r, W. Va. were
She was a member of the turned over to Richland
Besides her daughter she Mother Stricken
County Sheriff's deputies.
Trinity
Lutheran Church.
is survived by one son. WilSarah M. Turner, 94,
They are being held in counliam Edward O'Hara of Co- of Mrs.
She is survived by one ty jail for West Virginia aumother of Dr.
lumbus ; seven grandchil- AlexNewark,
son, Wilbur of Allen, 111 , thorities.
Turner
of
275
Ruth
d r e n : 15 great-grandchil- Ave . a Mansfield optome- two daughters, Mrs. Earl
dren; three great - great- trist,
Friday night in Fike of Crestline and Mrs.
grandchildren a n d one LickingdiedCounty
Memorial Clifford Cooke of Oberlin; Likes to Read
great - great - great - grand- Hospital.
f o u r grandchildren; five
COCKFOSTERS. England
child.
great grandchildren and one
(UPI) — D e t e c t i v e s
Funeral
services
w
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l
l
be
sister.
Mrs.
Catherine
BosFriends may call at Ihe
searched the home of Chrisat 2:30 p.m. at sier of Crestline.
Geiger - Herlihy F u n e r a l Monday
topher Yates and turned up
Brucker and Kishler FunerHome after 7 p.m today. al Home in Newark, with
Services will be held Mon- 1.300 books reported missing
Funeral high mass will be burial in Newark.
day, at 2 p.m. attheGarv- from local libraries. Yates
offered by Msgr. Edward C.
enck Funeral Home with admitted the thefts.
Dunn at St. Peter's CatholicChurch Monday morning at
9. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery in
Columbus.
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Ex-Resident
Dies in Crash
A second Mansfield woman has been accosted by a
man \vho fits the description
ot the assailant who held a
a n s f i e l d Senior Higi
Mrs. Marcele Long Sell- M
School
guidance counselor
ers, 47, a former Mansfield- <it knife-point
earlier this
er, was killed Tuesday in an week
automobile accident near
The iiuii followed the
Elcajon, Calif, where she
lived in recent years, rela- same procedure, this time
tives here have been in- grabbing ;t 20-year-old woman f i o m bfhind and holding
formed.
a hunting kniff at her throat
Mrs. S e 11 c r 's husband, when .she approached her
Elaine, and son, Tom, had PonnAu- apartment at 6 33
been drowned in a boating P m yestenl.iv.
accident in that area May
Hut t h i s time the police
30, 1969.
ha\" a better description of
Surviving are two other Hie assa/lanl fie was dcsons, Neil and Todd; three scnbed as bung about MX
daughters, Mrs. B o n n i e (cot tail, in his 20s and
Brubaker, Mrs. Karen Eav- weighing 173 to 180 pounds,
en and Miss Lydia Sellers, lie was Wf-anng a beige colall of California; six grand- ton j a c k c t, beige denim
children; her parents, Mr. trousers, and white tennis
and Mrs. Clarence Long, 136 MlOOS,
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