Four- -GALION, OHIO, INQUIRER- -Thursday, January 22, 1987. Galion area death Lloyd S. Vaughn CARDINGTON Calling hours for Lloyd S. Vaughn, 80, Harding Mills Apt. 55, will be held after 2 p.m.
today at Gompf's Funeral Home. Mr. Vaughn died Tuesday afternoon at home after being in failing health for several years. Born in Missouri on Aug. 3, 1906, he was the son of the late William and Lulu (Armstrong) Vaughn.
On Feb. 4, 1926, he married the former Gertrude Slate, who survives. Mr. Vaughn had been a farmer and had lived in Cardington since 1979, coming from Edison. He was a member of the Cardington Baptist Temple.
Survivors include six sons, William and Jerry, both of Cardington, Ray of Mansfield, Lloyd Jr. and Harley, both of Marion, and Harold of Fay, 11 grandchildren; seven stepgrandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; eight stepgreat -grandchildren; a sister, Eula Stratt of Phelan, a halfbrother, Bill Vaughn of Missouri; and a half-sister, Vivian Rost of Jefferson City, Mo. A son, two brothers and two sisters preceded him in death. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Friday at the Cardington Baptist Temple with the Rev.
Clarence Shrout officiating. Burial will be in Fulton Cemetery. Galion area hospitals GALION COMMUNITY ADMISSIONS Latanya Askew, Crestline; Lori Harrelson, 151 Crawford Square Apartments; Benjamin Bevington, Grand Eric Crawford, 1520 Knorr Road; Harold Irwin, Mansfield; Edwin Kindler, 373 Murray Ralph Mountz, Mount Gilead; Matthew Pawsey, 7754 Ohio 309. DISMISSALS Kathlen Locey, Nevada; Marcenia Ulmer, Bucyrus; Vesta Ward, 849 S. Market 'Nancy Keller and infant son, Daniel Jacob, Crestline; Teresa Myers and infant son, Timothy Austin, Bucyrus; Nina Rowe and infant daughter, Jacqueline Renee, Mardo Lane Apartments; Edward Carroll, Mansfield; Riley LaRue, 6975 Crawford-Morrow County Line Road.
BIRTH SCHROEDER A son was born to Francine and William Schroeder, Shelby, at 1:57 p.m. Wednesday. CRESTLINE MEMORIAL ADMISSIONS Napoleon Morton, Crestline. DISMISSALS Benetia Walker, Crestline; Bonnie Hoffman, Crestline. BUCYRUS COMMUNITY ADMISSIONS Sharon Brown, Bucyrus; Carl Young, Bucyrus; Mary Barciz, Bucyrus.
DISMISSALS Donald Hoover, New Washington; Donald Nelson, Bucyrus; Deborah Nickler, Republic. Police calls CRESTLINE Wednesday, 4:31 p.m. Police arrested Frank Jarvis, 59, 224 Patterson on a charge of disorderly conduct. According to police, Jarvis had walked in front of a northbound vehicle on Seltzer Street, and the driver had to stop to avoid hitting him. Police alleged Jarvis was visibly intoxicated, uncooperative and threatened an officer.
Jarvis was originally held in the city jail but later released to appear in Mayor's Court on Feb. 4. Thursday, 4:20 a.m. Police arrested Warren Johnson of Toledo on a warrant from Ottawa County for failure to appear after stopping him on a routine traffic matter. He was being held this morning in the city jail but was to be released later.
on a personal recognizance bond as authorized by Ottawa County authorities. BUCYRUS Wednesday, 9:25 p.m. Lisa McGuire, 507 Plymouth reported that someone broke out the window on the driver's side of her 1981 Pontiac while it was parked in the Food Town South parking lot, 1695 Marion Road. County court news DIVORCES FILED R. Cartee, Austin, Texas.
Allen Blackburn 245 S. Columbus Galion, vs. Deborah Jo Ann Blackburn, Columbiana. They were married April 4, 1968, in Blacklick. Merrill Levon Mills, 112 W.
Mansfield Apt. 234, Bucyrus, vs. James Mills, 1003 Hopley Lot 3, Bucyrus. They were 1 married Oct. 8, 1980, in Bucyrus.
Deborah J. Crose, 966 Clearview Galion, vs. James E. Crose, Mansfield. They were married Dec.
18, 1972, in Monroe, Mich. Cheryl. L. Kitzmiller, 304 W. Mansfield Bucyrus, vs.
Richard Allen Kitzmiller, same address. They were married Aug. 5, 1985, in Bucyrus. DISSOLUTIONS FILED Carl E. Cooperider, 716.
Sherman Bucyrus, and Linda M. Cooperider, same address. They were married May 3, 1983, in Upper Sandusky. Lana Marie McClure, 336 Grove Galion, and C.A. McClure, same address.
They were married Aug. 26, 1983, in Bucyrus. Daniel L. Earl, 101 W. Arnold Crestline, and Jean M.
Earl, Lexington. They were married Feb. 5, 1971, in Monroe, Mich. Dawn Marie Hall, 31 Lutz Drive, Bucyrus, and Ray Dean Hall, 3040 Ohio 602, Bucyrus. They were married Sept.
27, 1985, in Bucyrus. Steven A. Gardner, 955 Winchester Road, Galion, and Della J. Gardner, same address. They were married May 22, 1981, in Galion.
Elizabeth Kay Spiegel, 325 Jump Bucyrus, and Scott Edward Spiegel, N. Lane Bucyrus. They were married April 17, 1982, in Bucyrus. DIVORCES GRANTED Holly M. Dyer, 2524 Chambers Road, Bucyrus, vs.
Chris A. Dyer, 902 Whetstone Apt. Bucyrus. They were married June 12, 1982, in Bucyrus. Barbara J.
Nelson, 1280 Harding Way East, Galion, vs. Francis E. Nelson, 9776 Ketterman Drive, Galion. They were married Aug. 31, 1958, in Upper Sandusky.
Beller, 1007 Maple Bucyrus, VS. Doris A. Beller, Bucyrus. They were married Jan. 26, 1985, in Bucyrus.
Nancy L. Cartee, 1276. Old Winchester Road, Bucyrus, vs. Thomas Cousins of slain priest killed in accident BELLEVUE (AP) Two sisters, who were identified as first cousins of a Roman Catholic priest slain last week in Mexico, were killed in a traffic crash en route to his funeral, officials said. The State Highway Patrol identified the victims of the Wednesday afternoon crash as Catherine M.
Fucillo, 62, and Joanne Falce, 52, both of Pittsburgh. A third woman in the car, Virginia J. Lerro, 65, also of Pittsburgh, was listed in stable condition today at Bellevue Hospital. Lisa Foos, of Foos Sons Funeral Home, where the bodies of the dead women were taken, said the women were first cousins of the Rev. Frederick J.
Falce, whose body was found Saturday morning in his room at the Suites San Marino Hotel in Mexico City's Cuauhtemoc borough. "There were services to be Foos said. "'These were first cousins, and they were on their way to the shrine." Foos said the services had been set for Wednesday evening at the Sorrowful Mother Shrine in this north central Ohio city, where Falce had acted as director until recently. Because the priest's body did not arrive in time for the services Wednesday night, they were rescheduled for this morning. The State Highway Patrol said a car driven by Fucillo was southbound shortly before 4 p.m.
on 4, failed to stop for a red light at Ohio Route 20 and was struck by a westbound semi-tractor trailer truck. The driver of the truck, Richard L. Shetler, 36, of Navarre, Ohio, was not injured. The crash remains under investigation, the patrol said. AP PHOTO.
ANIMAL POWER. Heavy snowfalls difficult for most people, but not for Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Zeke, have made travel malamute, is a Joan Tysen of way to Kingston's her Alaskan Tysen can train great help. Here, the two are on their Victoria Park Tuesday afternoon so Zeke to adjust to its new home. Presentence investigations set in cases of Bucyrians indicted in July BUCYRUS Presentence investigations were ordered in the cases of three ee Bucyrus people who appeared Wednesday in Crawford County Common Pleas Court in connection with amended July indictments.
Dennis R. Sallee, 29, 4768 Ohio 96, was found guilty of felonious assault after pleading no contest to the amended charge. The plea bargain. was reached prior to the start of a jury trial scheduled for Wednesday. In exchange for the plea, the prosecution downgraded the charge from attempted murder and did not include a specification for use of a gun during the commission of a felony.
Such a. specification would have added a mandatory three-year sentence to any prison term. Sallee was charged in connection with a June 28 incident in which 27- year-old Ludwig Perseitz Jr. of Ontario was shot during a dispute outside Sallee's residence. Presentence investigations were also ordered for a Bucyrus couple who pleaded guilty to.
charges of welfare fraud. As part of the plea bargain, a thirddegree felony charge of grand theft against Jessie Eldridge 45, 507 E. Warren was downgraded to a fourth-degree felony. The charge against his wife, 35-year-old Janie Eldridge, was downgraded from a fourth-degree felony to a first-degree misdemeanor. Eldridge was indicted for receiving an overpayment of $5,338 in food stamps from Feb.
1, 1985, through March 31, 1986, while his wife took an overpayment of $391 in Aid to Dependent Children from Oct. 1 through March 31. In other cases, two Canton people were granted treatment in lieu of conviction. Eric 21, pleaded guilty to a December indictment for two counts of forgery, and one count of theft, all fourth-degree felonies. Christina 24, also known as Christina McDonald, guilty to separate indictments.
She was charged along with Eric Agee on two counts of forgery and was also indicted in November on one count of illegal processing of a drug document. Eric Agee was charged for stealing two blank checks on Sept. 30 from Doris M. Young, Bucyrus. The two were then indicted for cashing the two forged checks at First Federal Savings and Loan in Bucyrus on Sept.
30 and Oct. 1 for $500 each. The illegal processing charge against Christina Agee claimed that on Oct. 14, she presented a false or forged prescription" for' Valium at Foulk's Pharmacy, 100 Washington Square. Their attorney gave the court documentation that the two had already begun drug treatment.
Under the treatment in lieu of conviction. finding, the charge will be dismissed in one. year if the two successfully complete the required treatment. The were also ordered to make restitution on the two forged checks. Celeste approves cabinet pay raises despite claims of tight 1988 budget DAYTON (AP) Gov.
Richard Celeste has approved pay raises for 19 of his 30 cabinet members, despite the governor's recent claims the budget for the 1988 fiscal year will contain a "very, very small amount of growth." At least one cabinet member declined the increase, saying. it was inappropriate. State Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff, R- Cincinnati, who chairs the Senate Finance Committee, said he was surprised by the raises.
"It's always hard to preach austerity if the top. (state employeess) are doing Aronoff told the Dayton Daily News and Journal Herald. The raises are not subject to approval by the Legislature because the money comes from the governor's appropriation, Aronoff said. Brian Usher, Celeste's press secretary, said Celeste awarded the increases after the governor and Chief of Staff Carolyn Lukensmeyer reviewed the cabinet members. The raises were given to the members THE SAVINGS PEOPLE Neffs "Always The SUPERMARKET Trip" Worth PH.
468-2277 196 Buehler St. -Galion Columbus convention center in news again married Jan. 1, 1976, in New Washington. Margo M. Busbee, 1200 Maple Bucyrus, vs.
James- C. Busbee North Augusta, S.C. They were married July 28, 1984, in Mount Merenci, N.C. Melissa A. Black, 368 N.
Wiley Crestline, vs. Dean A. Black, 762. S. Market Galion.
They were married March 24, 1983, in Galion. Thomas D. Swain, 3274 Nazor Road, Crestline, vs. Shanna Lynn Swain, Mansfield. They were married.
June 29, 1985, in Williamsport. John D. Treese S. Walnut Bucyrus, vs. Susan M.
Treese, Marion. They were married. Sept. 8, 1983. Charles Lybarger, 145 E.
Kilbourne Bucyrus, vs. Carolyn J. Lybarger, Napoleon. They were married Nov. 8, 1982, in Defiance.
Tilmon Agee, 908 S. Highland Bucyrus, vs. Evelyn L. Agee, 3D Bucyrus Manor, Bucyrus. They were married March 7, 1980, in Bucyrus, DISSOLUTIONS GRANTED Shirley J.
Vanichek, 1211 Willard Bucyrus, and James E. Vanichek, Woodlawn Bucyrus. They were married July 8, 1955, in Lagrange City, Ind. Ronald R. Beach, 910 Poe Road, Bucyrus, and Wanda G.
Beach, Caledonia. They were married in March 1969 in Vanceburg, Ky. Patricia S. Burd, 241 W. Mansfield Apt.
3, Bucyrus, and Rodney S. Burd, same address. They were married Aug. 24, 1985, in Bucyrus. COLUMBUS (AP.) Franklin County voters may get another chance to decide whether to fund a sports-convention center downtown.
Voters last May rejected a proposal for a 0.5 percent, 10-year county sales tax to provide money for a $175 million convention and sports complex and for the Central Ohio Transit Authority. However, attorney Greg Lashutka says a similar proposal could be on local ballots this November, if elected officials decide to proceed. Lashutka is chairman of the Columbus Civic Center Committee, a group of 74 members that is studying proposals for the center. based on performance, duties and number of employees. Pamela Hyde, director of the Ohio Department of Mental Health, received the largest raise of $15,500 because she has greatly improved the Mental Health Department, Usher said.
As a result of the increase, Hyde now makes $69,514 annually and is one of eight Cabinet members who have higher yearly salaries than Celeste, who makes $65,000 per year. Richard Seiter, director of the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, received the secondhighest raise at $10,499, also increasing his salary to $69,514. Roberta Steinbacher, who heads the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, received the third-highest raise, but said she has turned it down. Steinbacher said federal cutbacks that have forced her to freeze hirings and promotions have made it inappropriate for her to accept the $9,049 raise. "This agency is facing a severe budget crisis as a result of cuts in federal funding," Steinbacher said.
"It's not the time for me to be accepting a raise when I've asked (the agency's employees) to take a cut in every area." Atmosphere Quality Service Seafood, Steaks, Spirits 468-2300 St. Rt. 61 and 309 Bucyrus Little Theatre See 130 Songer Bucyrus "AND A NIGHTINGALE SANG" (with Scripts call for play backs Jan. Jan. reading Jan.
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