August 27, 1969 (12 pages)

273-2934 By Fay M. Dunbar Nevada countys big commu_ hity “event, the 17th District Fair is behind us. Everyone who participated, and that's a lot of people, have interesting memories. I think the Fair couldn't go on if, besides Malcolm Hammill, we didn't have the workers like Jack Bixler running for extra ribbons and getting lights and locks and water taps back in operation. And I'm sure the Home Economics Building couldn't function without Mrs. Loveta Hornsby also of Rough and Ready. I think the first of the week before the Fair opens is as exciting as the Fair itself. Everyone is working so feverishly and you can see the empty buildings blossoming into a full blown Fair. : ’ Winning, of couse, is always memorable. Mrs, Emile Brolin is very proud of the hand crocheted Afghan which won her.a blue ribbon. Nick Vogt, “who usually has several pictures entered, has been so busy with the cross country track event, new with the Fair this year, that he only got one picture entered. Young Nick has had to move into the advanced division which has much keener competition. His beautiful watercolor of the Vogt ranch won third place. Mrs. Lucille McCrea.entered an oil painting of downtown Rough and Ready in 1857%-with interesting three diWon a third place and the Lizzie Glotzmier Trophy for the best Nevada County: Scene. Mrs. Elaine Vogt, many times a baked goods sweepstakes winner has been so busy with her new home this. year that she thinks we'll have a new winner. The Rough and Ready Grange Feature Booth took a fourth place with a most interesting subject Dynamic Retirement." Mr. and Mrs, James Lawson cochairmen of the Booth Committee asked many questions throughout the county fo collect -the astonishing facts about the "dynamic" senior citizens. They found that 70% of the Real Estate personnel of the county are over 50, 45% of the membership of the counties mens service club are over 55, 80% of all ‘hospital auxiliary workers are over 55, 35% of our folk dancers are over 55, 65% of our bowlers are of retirement age, 33% of all church members are over 60, most ‘church workers are retirement age and senior citizens own é majority of the counties 2,729 living and travel trailers. The Grange Ladies Garden Display "Cool, Calm, and Collected" won a blue ribbon with Mrs. Mary Monetas flowers, Mrs, Donnis Davis fountain and the hard work of Mrs. Myrtle Hester and Mrs, Fay Dunbar. The ladies had the help of Mr. _ Davis, Mr, Hester, and Mr. Don Long. At the group meeting on Tuesday the ladies decided not to let the District Fair down even tho’ the committee chairman -had given up on her job. So the four ladies “put their shoulder to the wheel!’ and came home with the blue ribbon. "The Rough and Ready Fire Dept. had some new conveniences for their pie and cake concession. Their booth was, out on the road toward the barns and did a brisk business. Rough and Ready 4-Hers particpated heartily in many events but judging is still incomplete and the only awards I know of locally are for showmanship. Kathy Fitzke won for dairy, Nola Vogt for sheep and John Prochaska for beef. * * OK The John Browns, recently of Cupertino, have moved a trailer onto their property in the Wildwood Acres area to use while ‘they are building their new home there. ; * * * The Neil Sandersons of Eureka were guests of the Willis Perrys last -week, Mrs. June Sanderson is the Perrys granddaughter.' There were three great grandchildren for Mrs. Perry to enjoy this visit and another one will be arriving soon. The Perrys returned home with the Sandersons, as far as San Francisco, for a day in the big city. ** * Mrs; Arvetta Turner of Arvetta's Beauty Shop is recu» perating nicely from her accident. and is back on the job part time. Arvetta says she still tires easily and must have some protection for her neck, Mrs. * Loretta Treadway is still helping out in the shop. ** * Mrs. Charlotte Elder and her young son of San Bernardino . visited the-Roy Bradleys last week, Mrs, Elder is Mrs. Doris Bradleys sister. # *x** * Mrs. Dorothy Thomas of San Francisco visited the Jack Bixlers last week end. She took advantage of the visit-to spend some time in Washington with brother John Crowley and sister Madelaine Larson who'has been here on vacation-frdm. Provo,Utah, Esther Bixler was also a. Crowley girl. Esther slipped on the wet grass inher garden last week and has had a very uncomfortable left wrist, which ‘she used to break her fall, and left. knee which found one of the unavoidable Nevada county rocks, DA attends institute for police officers DAVIS — Nevada County District Attorney Harold A, Berliner was among the participants in an institute Aug. 1723 at the University of California, Davis, promjding police officers with courses in law. The program was under the direction of the UC, Davis, Extension and the UCD Center on Administration of Criminal Justice. Among the speakers were Edwin Meese Ill, Gov, Reagan's executive secretary; Deputy State Attorney General Robert R. Granucci’ as well as judges, district attorneys, sheriffs, police chiefs, and law professors. Accidents on weekend cause some injuriesPeter Timothy Hurley, 65, of Grass Valley, apparently suffered a stroke while driving his pickup truck home Saturday evening, lost control of his vehicle and hit his own barbed . wire fence. Hurley was taken to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital by Twin Cities ambulance following the 11:30 p.m. incident on Allison Ranch Road. The hospital reported this morning that Hurley has been transferred to the Sacramento Medical Center. Hurley's truck had moderate damage, according to the California Highway Patrol. A man from San Jose, driving north on Hwy. 49 Sunday evening, skidded on a sharp right hand curve, broadsided his small foreign car = which tipped over on its left side. Robert George Hernandez, 34, was not inured, according to the CHP report, but Josephine Hernandez, 15, his passenger, was taken to Miners Hospital by the North San Juan rescue car. Miss Hernandez is listed "in good condition: this morning. The car had major damage. The accident was south of the Middle Yuba River. Christine Bobbie Kerkenides, 21 of Grass Valley, was injured Saturday evening when her twodoor sedan drifted off Hwy. 20 west of Pet Hill. The car swerved acorss the highway, ran off the road and rolled over. Miss Kerkenides was injured and taken to.SNMH by. assistant. . forest ranger William Bell of Smartville, She is "in good condition," the hospital reported this morning. Her car was listed as a total wreck, : ‘A pickup truck with camper missed a left curve on Hwy. 20 Saturday morning and rolled over, Albert Lige Bates, 50, of San Jose, the driver, was injured as was his passenger, ‘Betty Ann Hozinger, 46, of Berkeley. Both were taken to Miners. Hospital by Twin Cities . ambulance for emergency medical treatment and released. The camper was crushed and torn from the truck which had major damage, the CHP report indicates. Lawrence Fleming Lawson, 18, of Grass Valley, was injured Saturday evening whena vehicle, driver unknown, sideswiped him on his mortorcycle, Lawson was on Colfax Hwy. near the Empire Mine Road when the 8:30 p.m. accident occurred. Lawson was taken to SNMH by Twin Cities ambulance where he received emergency medical treatment and was released. His motorcycle received minor damage. The driver of the other vehicle did not stop. Del Farnsworth Jepson, 69, of Grass Valley, stopped at a stop sign on Brighton Street, then followed another vehicle around the corner, collided with a sedan on McCourtney Road. Dennis Hugh Biladeau, 23, of Stockton, was driving the sedan in the 10 p.m. accident Saturday. Jepson's Jeep received minor damage and Biladau's sedan moderate damage.: SR en Hn NN NN RR se SR Rae ae Keep freedom in your future with VIN GS BONDS us'SA Wednesday, August 27, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget 7 Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES TETRAULT -FREDERICK, George William Tetrault II, 18, Auburn, and Mary Rebecca Frederick, 16, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 19, 1969, in the Nevada county clerk's office in Nevada City. * * * ROMANO-HOLBROOK, Paul P. Romano, 22, North Haven, Conn., and.Cheryl A, Holbrook, 20, Nevada City, obtained a marriage license in Reno, Nev. DIVORCES RONNINGEN. Darla Jean Ronnigen filed suit for divorce from Hans Edwin Ronnigen, Aug. 15, 1969, charging cruelty. Mrs. Ronnigen asks care, custody, and support of one minor child. The Ronnigens were married Dec. 31, 1964, in Rough and Ready. ° ** * BARR. Steven D. Barr filed for annulment of marriage to Pauline Barr Aug. charging fraud. The couple was married Dec. 1968, in Carson City, Nev. ‘ . * * * STROHBIN. Donna M. Strohbin filed for divorce from George F. Strohbin, Aug. 15, 1969, charging cruelty. The couple was married Nov. 7, 1964, in Carson City, Nev. * * * ABAS. Rosalie H. Abas filed for divorce from John R. Abas, Aug. 18, 1969, charging cruelty. Mrs. Abas asks care, custody, and support of two minor children. The couple was married Aug. 25, 1968, in Grass Valley. *“* CONWAY. Lorene Davis Conway obtained a final decree of divorce from Elmer Ainslie Conway Aug. 15, 1969. * * * CASTLEBURY. Barbara C, Castlebury obtained a final decree of divorce from William L, Castlebury, Aug. 15, 1969. * * HENSLEY. Judith Louise Hensley obtained a final decree of divorce from James S. Hensley, Aug. 21, 1969. *** * WALLACE, Paula J. Wallace obtained a final decree of divorce from Willieam D. Wallace, Aug, 15, 1969. Investment guide goes to NC library As a participating library in the Nevada County Library Project, the Nevada City Free Library has received a subscription to The Value Line, Investment Survey. Each of the 1400 stocks covered by Value Line is given specific ratings for its probable future performance in three different time periods: the next 12 months; three to five years from now; beyond five years, The ‘major determinants in arriving at the ratings are the stock's price stability over the past 10 years and the growth of its cash earnings for 7 years past and estimated seven years into the future. Value Line is updated on a weekly basis. -The publication will be placed on reference and may be consulted at the Nevada City Free “Library. 15, 1969, ° TAYLOR, Deadena Taylor filed for divorce from William E. Taylor, Aug. 19, 1969, charging cruelty. Mrs, Taylor asks care, custody, and support of one ‘minor child. The Taylors were married Feb. 3, 1967, in Reno, Nev. OBITUARIES HOUK--in Grass Valley, Aug. 15, 1969. Ruth Irene Houk, 65, a native of Cresco, lowa, coming to California in 1923, and to the Grass Valley area one year ago; wife of James H, Houk, of Grass Valley; mother of Mrs. Thomas Secrest, Chino; sister of Mrs. Payton Randolph, Sylmar, Mrs. Helen Gavin and Harold Fiske, Sunald, C. R. Fiske, El Monte and Don Fiske of New York; grandmother of one. Hooper and Weaver Chapel was in charge of the service with interment in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. **“* * ANDERSON--in Nevada City, Aug. 19, 1969. George William Anderson, 66,:a native of Kay City, Okla., a long time resident of. the Nevada City area; husband of Marjorie Anderson, Nevada City; father of Mrs. Carole Friedrich, Nevada City, Mrs. Doris Blackburn and William E, Anderson of Pueblos, Colo., Bert Brock of Gardena, and Mrs.. Carmel Jonston of San Jose; brother of Mrs. D. B. Hall of Pueblo; grandfather of 18, Bergemann and Son Funeral Chapel was in charge of the service with interment inSierra Memorial Lawn cemetery. *** * PODRUG--in Auburn, Aug. 19, 1969. Angie Podrug, 54, a native of Seattle, Wash., residing in the Grass Valley area for 10 years before moving to Roseville in 1945; mother of Millie Bevard, Grass Valley, Roberts Yanusevich, Norma Podrug and Louis Yanusevich, all of Roseville, Junious Podrug with the U. S. Army at Ford Ord; grandmother of many. Hooper and Weaver Mortuary was in charge of services with interment in Greenwood Memorial Gardens, -—* * CAMPBELL--in Auburn, Aug. 19, 1969, Fred Thomas Campbell, 55, a native of Arizona, residing in the Grass Valley and Auburn area for the past 29 years; husband of Sarilda Campbell of Auburn; father of Sylvia Johnson of Auburn and Geraldine Green of Caldwell, Idaho; brother of Carroline Janson of Grass Valley, three brothers and three sisters in the Sacramento area; grandfather of 13; uncle of several nieces and nephews. Services and interment were held in Auburn, *_* * CANTRELL--in Nevada City, Aut. 20, 1969, James E, Cantrell, 71, a native of Missouri moving to this area from Kinghts Landing seven years ago; husband of Lucy; father of James Cantrell of Grass Valley and Pauline Essary of Crane, Mo., borhter: of Hattie Swinly, Stockton, Eva Newly of Kansas, Susie Wompler, Lakewood, Mo., and Hildred Cantrell of Huyaton, Kans.; grandfather of 11; great grandfather of 17, Hooper and Weaver Chapel was in charge, of the service with interment in Greenwood Memorial Gardens.

273-2934 By Fay M. Dunbar Nevada countys big commu_ hity “event, the 17th District Fair is behind us. Everyone who participated, and that's a lot of people, have interesting memories. I think the Fair couldn't go on if, besides Malcolm Hammill, we didn't have the workers like Jack Bixler running for extra ribbons and getting lights and locks and water taps back in operation. And I'm sure the Home Economics Building couldn't function without Mrs. Loveta Hornsby also of Rough and Ready. I think the first of the week before the Fair opens is as exciting as the Fair itself. Everyone is working so feverishly and you can see the empty buildings blossoming into a full blown Fair. : ’ Winning, of couse, is always memorable. Mrs, Emile Brolin is very proud of the hand crocheted Afghan which won her.a blue ribbon. Nick Vogt, “who usually has several pictures entered, has been so busy with the cross country track event, new with the Fair this year, that he only got one picture entered. Young Nick has had to move into the advanced division which has much keener competition. His beautiful watercolor of the Vogt ranch won third place. Mrs. Lucille McCrea.entered an oil painting of downtown Rough and Ready in 1857%-with interesting three diWon a third place and the Lizzie Glotzmier Trophy for the best Nevada County: Scene. Mrs. Elaine Vogt, many times a baked goods sweepstakes winner has been so busy with her new home this. year that she thinks we'll have a new winner. The Rough and Ready Grange Feature Booth took a fourth place with a most interesting subject Dynamic Retirement." Mr. and Mrs, James Lawson cochairmen of the Booth Committee asked many questions throughout the county fo collect -the astonishing facts about the "dynamic" senior citizens. They found that 70% of the Real Estate personnel of the county are over 50, 45% of the membership of the counties mens service club are over 55, 80% of all ‘hospital auxiliary workers are over 55, 35% of our folk dancers are over 55, 65% of our bowlers are of retirement age, 33% of all church members are over 60, most ‘church workers are retirement age and senior citizens own é majority of the counties 2,729 living and travel trailers. The Grange Ladies Garden Display "Cool, Calm, and Collected" won a blue ribbon with Mrs. Mary Monetas flowers, Mrs, Donnis Davis fountain and the hard work of Mrs. Myrtle Hester and Mrs, Fay Dunbar. The ladies had the help of Mr. _ Davis, Mr, Hester, and Mr. Don Long. At the group meeting on Tuesday the ladies decided not to let the District Fair down even tho’ the committee chairman -had given up on her job. So the four ladies “put their shoulder to the wheel!’ and came home with the blue ribbon. "The Rough and Ready Fire Dept. had some new conveniences for their pie and cake concession. Their booth was, out on the road toward the barns and did a brisk business. Rough and Ready 4-Hers particpated heartily in many events but judging is still incomplete and the only awards I know of locally are for showmanship. Kathy Fitzke won for dairy, Nola Vogt for sheep and John Prochaska for beef. * * OK The John Browns, recently of Cupertino, have moved a trailer onto their property in the Wildwood Acres area to use while ‘they are building their new home there. ; * * * The Neil Sandersons of Eureka were guests of the Willis Perrys last -week, Mrs. June Sanderson is the Perrys granddaughter.' There were three great grandchildren for Mrs. Perry to enjoy this visit and another one will be arriving soon. The Perrys returned home with the Sandersons, as far as San Francisco, for a day in the big city. ** * Mrs; Arvetta Turner of Arvetta's Beauty Shop is recu» perating nicely from her accident. and is back on the job part time. Arvetta says she still tires easily and must have some protection for her neck, Mrs. * Loretta Treadway is still helping out in the shop. ** * Mrs. Charlotte Elder and her young son of San Bernardino . visited the-Roy Bradleys last week, Mrs, Elder is Mrs. Doris Bradleys sister. # *x** * Mrs. Dorothy Thomas of San Francisco visited the Jack Bixlers last week end. She took advantage of the visit-to spend some time in Washington with brother John Crowley and sister Madelaine Larson who'has been here on vacation-frdm. Provo,Utah, Esther Bixler was also a. Crowley girl. Esther slipped on the wet grass inher garden last week and has had a very uncomfortable left wrist, which ‘she used to break her fall, and left. knee which found one of the unavoidable Nevada county rocks, DA attends institute for police officers DAVIS — Nevada County District Attorney Harold A, Berliner was among the participants in an institute Aug. 1723 at the University of California, Davis, promjding police officers with courses in law. The program was under the direction of the UC, Davis, Extension and the UCD Center on Administration of Criminal Justice. Among the speakers were Edwin Meese Ill, Gov, Reagan's executive secretary; Deputy State Attorney General Robert R. Granucci’ as well as judges, district attorneys, sheriffs, police chiefs, and law professors. Accidents on weekend cause some injuriesPeter Timothy Hurley, 65, of Grass Valley, apparently suffered a stroke while driving his pickup truck home Saturday evening, lost control of his vehicle and hit his own barbed . wire fence. Hurley was taken to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital by Twin Cities ambulance following the 11:30 p.m. incident on Allison Ranch Road. The hospital reported this morning that Hurley has been transferred to the Sacramento Medical Center. Hurley's truck had moderate damage, according to the California Highway Patrol. A man from San Jose, driving north on Hwy. 49 Sunday evening, skidded on a sharp right hand curve, broadsided his small foreign car = which tipped over on its left side. Robert George Hernandez, 34, was not inured, according to the CHP report, but Josephine Hernandez, 15, his passenger, was taken to Miners Hospital by the North San Juan rescue car. Miss Hernandez is listed "in good condition: this morning. The car had major damage. The accident was south of the Middle Yuba River. Christine Bobbie Kerkenides, 21 of Grass Valley, was injured Saturday evening when her twodoor sedan drifted off Hwy. 20 west of Pet Hill. The car swerved acorss the highway, ran off the road and rolled over. Miss Kerkenides was injured and taken to.SNMH by. assistant. . forest ranger William Bell of Smartville, She is "in good condition," the hospital reported this morning. Her car was listed as a total wreck, : ‘A pickup truck with camper missed a left curve on Hwy. 20 Saturday morning and rolled over, Albert Lige Bates, 50, of San Jose, the driver, was injured as was his passenger, ‘Betty Ann Hozinger, 46, of Berkeley. Both were taken to Miners. Hospital by Twin Cities .

ambulance for emergency medical treatment and released. The camper was crushed and torn from the truck which had major damage, the CHP report indicates. Lawrence Fleming Lawson, 18, of Grass Valley, was injured Saturday evening whena vehicle, driver unknown, sideswiped him on his mortorcycle, Lawson was on Colfax Hwy. near the Empire Mine Road when the 8:30 p.m. accident occurred. Lawson was taken to SNMH by Twin Cities ambulance where he received emergency medical treatment and was released. His motorcycle received minor damage. The driver of the other vehicle did not stop. Del Farnsworth Jepson, 69, of Grass Valley, stopped at a stop sign on Brighton Street, then followed another vehicle around the corner, collided with a sedan on McCourtney Road. Dennis Hugh Biladeau, 23, of Stockton, was driving the sedan in the 10 p.m. accident Saturday. Jepson's Jeep received minor damage and Biladau's sedan moderate damage.: SR en Hn NN NN RR se SR Rae ae Keep freedom in your future with VIN GS BONDS us'SA Wednesday, August 27, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget 7 Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES TETRAULT -FREDERICK, George William Tetrault II, 18, Auburn, and Mary Rebecca Frederick, 16, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 19, 1969, in the Nevada county clerk's office in Nevada City. * * * ROMANO-HOLBROOK, Paul P. Romano, 22, North Haven, Conn., and.Cheryl A, Holbrook, 20, Nevada City, obtained a marriage license in Reno, Nev. DIVORCES RONNINGEN. Darla Jean Ronnigen filed suit for divorce from Hans Edwin Ronnigen, Aug. 15, 1969, charging cruelty. Mrs. Ronnigen asks care, custody, and support of one minor child. The Ronnigens were married Dec. 31, 1964, in Rough and Ready. ° ** * BARR. Steven D. Barr filed for annulment of marriage to Pauline Barr Aug. charging fraud. The couple was married Dec. 1968, in Carson City, Nev. ‘ . * * * STROHBIN. Donna M. Strohbin filed for divorce from George F. Strohbin, Aug. 15, 1969, charging cruelty. The couple was married Nov. 7, 1964, in Carson City, Nev. * * * ABAS. Rosalie H. Abas filed for divorce from John R. Abas, Aug. 18, 1969, charging cruelty. Mrs. Abas asks care, custody, and support of two minor children. The couple was married Aug. 25, 1968, in Grass Valley. *“* CONWAY. Lorene Davis Conway obtained a final decree of divorce from Elmer Ainslie Conway Aug. 15, 1969. * * * CASTLEBURY. Barbara C, Castlebury obtained a final decree of divorce from William L, Castlebury, Aug. 15, 1969. * * HENSLEY. Judith Louise Hensley obtained a final decree of divorce from James S. Hensley, Aug. 21, 1969. *** * WALLACE, Paula J. Wallace obtained a final decree of divorce from Willieam D. Wallace, Aug, 15, 1969. Investment guide goes to NC library As a participating library in the Nevada County Library Project, the Nevada City Free Library has received a subscription to The Value Line, Investment Survey. Each of the 1400 stocks covered by Value Line is given specific ratings for its probable future performance in three different time periods: the next 12 months; three to five years from now; beyond five years, The ‘major determinants in arriving at the ratings are the stock's price stability over the past 10 years and the growth of its cash earnings for 7 years past and estimated seven years into the future. Value Line is updated on a weekly basis. -The publication will be placed on reference and may be consulted at the Nevada City Free “Library. 15, 1969, ° TAYLOR, Deadena Taylor filed for divorce from William E. Taylor, Aug. 19, 1969, charging cruelty. Mrs, Taylor asks care, custody, and support of one ‘minor child. The Taylors were married Feb. 3, 1967, in Reno, Nev. OBITUARIES HOUK--in Grass Valley, Aug. 15, 1969. Ruth Irene Houk, 65, a native of Cresco, lowa, coming to California in 1923, and to the Grass Valley area one year ago; wife of James H, Houk, of Grass Valley; mother of Mrs. Thomas Secrest, Chino; sister of Mrs. Payton Randolph, Sylmar, Mrs. Helen Gavin and Harold Fiske, Sunald, C. R. Fiske, El Monte and Don Fiske of New York; grandmother of one. Hooper and Weaver Chapel was in charge of the service with interment in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. **“* * ANDERSON--in Nevada City, Aug. 19, 1969. George William Anderson, 66,:a native of Kay City, Okla., a long time resident of. the Nevada City area; husband of Marjorie Anderson, Nevada City; father of Mrs. Carole Friedrich, Nevada City, Mrs. Doris Blackburn and William E, Anderson of Pueblos, Colo., Bert Brock of Gardena, and Mrs... Carmel Jonston of San Jose; brother of Mrs. D. B. Hall of Pueblo; grandfather of 18, Bergemann and Son Funeral Chapel was in charge of the service with interment inSierra Memorial Lawn cemetery. *** * PODRUG--in Auburn, Aug. 19, 1969. Angie Podrug, 54, a native of Seattle, Wash., residing in the Grass Valley area for 10 years before moving to Roseville in 1945; mother of Millie Bevard, Grass Valley, Roberts Yanusevich, Norma Podrug and Louis Yanusevich, all of Roseville, Junious Podrug with the U. S. Army at Ford Ord; grandmother of many. Hooper and Weaver Mortuary was in charge of services with interment in Greenwood Memorial Gardens, -—* * CAMPBELL--in Auburn, Aug. 19, 1969, Fred Thomas Campbell, 55, a native of Arizona, residing in the Grass Valley and Auburn area for the past 29 years; husband of Sarilda Campbell of Auburn; father of Sylvia Johnson of Auburn and Geraldine Green of Caldwell, Idaho; brother of Carroline Janson of Grass Valley, three brothers and three sisters in the Sacramento area; grandfather of 13; uncle of several nieces and nephews. Services and interment were held in Auburn, *_* * CANTRELL--in Nevada City, Aut. 20, 1969, James E, Cantrell, 71, a native of Missouri moving to this area from Kinghts Landing seven years ago; husband of Lucy; father of James Cantrell of Grass Valley and Pauline Essary of Crane, Mo., borhter: of Hattie Swinly, Stockton, Eva Newly of Kansas, Susie Wompler, Lakewood, Mo., and Hildred Cantrell of Huyaton, Kans.; grandfather of 11; great grandfather of 17, Hooper and Weaver Chapel was in charge, of the service with interment in Greenwood Memorial Gardens.