The Greene County Guardian, March 28, 1957

Capi. Haggard Taken at 6 0 by Heart Attack* Harley Haggard, aWashing­ ton C.H, police captain, and father of Robert Haggard of 31 N. Limestone st. , James­ town, was found dead March 20 in a farm building at his home on Scioto Farms rd. in Fayette County. Death, at the age of 60, came from a heart attack. Capt. Haggard had been a- member of the Washington C.H. P o l i c eDe p a r tme n t nearly 25 years. He had been ill about one week. When he did not return soon from feed - ing livestock at the barn, Mrs. Haggard, who is a semi-in­ valid, summoned neighbors, who found the body. In addition to his widow and son, he is survived by two other sons, Earl, who lives on Scioto Farms rd. near his parents' home and Donald, of Maine. Services were Fri­ day with burial in that city. Mrs. MARIE BOYSEL Phone 4-9491 Mr. Jasper Short of Lancaster called on Mrs. Sally Shigley of Shirk's Rest Home Sunday. Other callers were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Long, who called on his mother, Mrs. Emma Long. Mrs. Mary Moon, who has been at the Shirk Rest Home for sometime, is being moved to the Pythian Sister’s Home in Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Viall of Tallmadge spent the week­ end with Mrs. Della Paullin on t h e i r way home from spending the winter in Winter Haven, Fla. Mrs. J ohn StanfDrth spent afternoon and evening with her pa r en t s , Mr. and Mrs. William Gi l dow and sister Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Patter­ son and daughter, Oma, and grandson, Peck, spent Sunday afternoon with his brother, Roy P a t t e r s on in Frandfort and Mr. Lou Patterson of At­ lanta. Mrs. F r a n k Shoemaker of Monticello, 111., spent the past week with her mother, Mrs. C.E. Thuma. Miss Pat Weaver of Pitts­ burgh, P a ., spent the week­ end with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ lard Thuma. Mrs. Francis Pitstick is stay­ ing at the home of her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stan- forth, while ^her husband is in the Army. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kier had as their Sunday afternoon and evening guests Mr. and Mrs. Loren Kier and sons of Blue Ash, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Hetz- ltr and son of Xenia, Mr. and Mrs. Ch a r l e s Arrasmith of Jasper and Miss E l i z a b e t h Troutman of Mowersytowu. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Poirier and son of San Diego, C a lif., have been visiting with Mr. O t t i s Sodders and Mr. and Mrs. John Oney and family. They are leaving for their home T h u r s d a y morning. Mrs. Poirier is a granddaugh­ ter of Mr. Sodders. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Knisley had as their S u n d a y guests Mr. and Mrs. Joe Windon and Mr. Windon's father, Mr. and Mrs. R o b e r t Brumfield, of Spr i ngf i el d, Mr. and Mrs. David Knisley and daughter, G a y l e L e e , Mrs. Charles Weidenheft and s ons , Mrs. Esther Rothoff of Cedarville and Mrs. Lo i s L o v e t t and \ daughters. Miss Sondta Sue Williamson of near C e d a r v i l l e enter­ tained a number of her little friends and schoolmates at her home last Friday evening on her 9th b i r t h d a y . Her mother, Mrs. Eugene Flax, served the little guests with ice cream and cake and pink l e mo n a d e . Mrs. Flax was assisted by Sondra's grand­ mother, Mrs. Lee Boysel and Mrs. Jimmy Vest. Sondra re­ ceived many nice gifts. CYPRESS LUMBER GUARDIAN FIRST TUKBiiNfc I KACTOR.. NEW CONCEPT IN POWER— This experi­ mental tractor, named the Typhon, was demonstrated recently by Ford Motor Co. It is powered by a free piston turbine en­ gine, ' the first known i n s t a l l a t i o n of its ‘ kind in a farm m a c h i n e . It eliminates crankshaft, c am s h a f t , connecting rods, mushroom-type intake and exhause valves. spark plugs and most other parts of a re­ ciprocating engine. Nor does the engine use costly and critical high-temperature resistant metals used in conventional gas turbine or jet engines. Fuel is injected in­ to air superheated by compressi on. The heated air ignites the fuel and its expan­ sion during burning drives the pistons. about people in Jameitown Published every Thursday of the year at 3 S. Limestone, St . , Jamestown, Ohio, by The Guardian Publishing Co. ames I. Gatten, Publisher. National advertising representative. Weekly Newspaper Representatives and the Ohio Newspaper Services, Inc., 198 S. High S t . , Columbus, Ohio, Subscription rates: By mail in Greene County, $4. 00 per iyear; for other areas; $4. 50 per year; for members of armed [forces, $4 .00 per year. 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