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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN Is UNCLASSIFIED DATE le-l2e-2000 DY 60324 UC BAW/DR/RYS C. W. Ivins C.Wilbur Ivins 67, well known Letanon druggist, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon in Sarasota, Florida where he was spending the winter. Funeral services | will be held at Sarasota on Saturday afternoon but the i ». body will not be brought to Lebanon until later. Mr. Ivins had been inthe retail drug business at Leb- anon for forty years and since 1919 Clarence Jameson had been associated with him in the business. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Mary Ivins; one son, T. Randall Ivins,Leteanon; and three brothers, Howard W. Ivins, Letanon attorney, Dr. L.T.1lvins ,retired dent ist, of Ciccinnati, and Lee Ivins, of Fort Wayne Ind- iana. 27 Jan. 1938 Franklin Chronicle Mrs. Anna Leight Mrs. Leight, the late wife of Fred Leight, of Red Lion, died Tuesday evening at six o'clock at the Middletown Hospital where she had been taken earlier in the day, Her death followed an extended illness at the home of her son, Frank Leight, in Red Lion In addition to her hustand and-‘Son she is survived by one daughter, Mrs, Ruth Worman of Franklin, and three grandchildren, Doris Amn, James and Frederick Funeral services will be conducted on Friday after — noon at two o'clock at the Unglesby Funeral Home in Franklin. Burial will be in Milton, Ohio 27 Jan. 1938 (Franklin Chronicle) ee wane 2209 350