CADIZ — Services will be 2 p.m. today at Clark-Kirkland Funeral
            Home, Cadiz, for Don E. Adams, 76, of Cadiz, who died Friday
            (Nov. 10, 2000) at Harrison Community Hospital, Cadiz.
            The Rev. Charles Mehl will officiate.

            Burial will be in Nottingham Cemetery near Cadiz.

            Memorial contributions may be made to Valley Hospice, 380
            Summitt Ave., Steubenville, OH 43952; or Cadiz EMS, P.O. Box 8,
            Cadiz, OH 43907.

            Friends were received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the
            funeral home.

            He was born May 2, 1924, in Harrison County, son of the late
            Harold C. and Ruth Dunlap Adams.

            Mr. Adams was the retired owner/operator of Don Adams Texaco
            and Don Adams Radiator, Cadiz.

            He belonged to Nottingham United Presbyterian Church. He served
            three years in the U.S. Navy during World War II and made nine
            trips to the European War area. He retired from the radiator service
            in 1999.

            He was preceded in death by an infant granddaughter, Jennifer
            Adams.

            Mr. Adams leaves his wife of 54 years, Wilma Moore Adams; four
            children, Kelly (Janet) Adams of Strasburg, Teresa (Gary) Tarbert
            of Piedmont, Gene (Sharry) Adams of Tippecanoe and Dawn (Jim)
            Milleson of Gnadenhutten; nine grandchildren, Greg Tarbert, Jolene
            (Dennis) Adams Bloomquist, Ryan (Tricia) Tarbert, Angie Tarbert,
            Chad Adams, Jon Dean, Andy Dean, Kaila Adams and Mark
            Dean; two great-grandchildren, Camden Bloomquist and Averie
            Tarbert; a sister, Louise Campbell of Freeport; a brother, Wayne
            Adams of Smyrna.

                           Dorothy Elizabeth Kayser

            NEW CONCORD — Dorothy Elizabeth Kayser, 92, formerly of New
            Concord, Rix Mills, and Cuyahoga Falls, died Friday (Nov. 10,
            2000) at Friendship Village, Columbus.

            She was born July 28, 1908, in Rich Hill Township, Muskingum
            County.

            Mrs. Kayser was a graduate of Muskingum College and Ohio
            Wesleyan University. She was a retired elementary school teacher
            and longtime member of the Central College Presbyterian Church,
            Westerville.

            She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry C. Kayser, who
            died in 1980.

            She leaves a daughter, Dottie G. Kayser of Hinckley; a son, Dr.
            Henry C. Kayser of Richland, Wash.; six grandchildren; and eight
            great-grandchildren.

            Services will be 2 p.m. Monday at New Concord Cemetery with the
            Rev. Douglas Blaikie officiating.

            Mock-Miller Funeral Home, New Concord, is entrusted with
            arrangements.

                               Wesley O. Windish

            ST. CARLISLE, Pa. — Wesley O. Windish, 64, of Cambridge,
            formerly of St. Carlisle, Pa., died Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2000, at
            Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center, Cambridge.

            He was born Feb. 15, 1936, in Carlisle, Pa., son of the late Charles
            and Aldene Kessley Windish.

            Mr. Windish was a U.S. Air Force veteran, who served in the
            Korean War and was a former president of the Quaker City Bank,
            Cambridge. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge, the VFW,
            Eagles and Elks Lodge, all of Cambridge.

            He leaves three daughters, Lorie A. Windish of Hilton Head, S.C.,
            and Linda A Winkelman and Bonnie Windish, both of Lancaster;
            two brothers, Steve Windish of Logandale, Nev., and Clifford
            Windish of Carlisle, Pa.; and a granddaughter.

            There will be no viewing, however, visitation will be from 12:30 to
            1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Ewing Brothers Funeral Home, 630 S.
            Hanover St., Carlisle, PA 17013, where services will immediately
            follow.

            The Rev. Erie J. Shafer will officiate.

            Burial will be in the Westminster Memorial Gardens, North
            Middleton Township, Cumberland County, Pa.

            Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart
            Association.

                                 Donald Casteel

            NEWCOMERSTOWN — Services for Donald E. Casteel, 72, of
            Newcomerstown, formerly of Washington Township, will be 2 p.m.
            today at Ourant Funeral Home, Newcomerstown.

            The Rev. Tom Gruver will officiate.

            Calling hours were Saturday (Nov. 11, 2000).

            Burial will follow at Hartwood Cemetery, Washington Township,
            where the Newcomerstown veterans organization will conduct
            military graveside services.

            Memorial contributions may be made in Mr. Casteel’s name to the
            Hartwood United Methodist Church, c/o James Dobson, 4826
            State Route 258, Newcomerstown, OH 43832.

            Mr. Casteel died Thursday (Nov. 9, 2000) at Southeastern Ohio
            Regional Medical Center, Cambridge.

            He was born Dec. 10, 1927, in Newcomerstown, son of the late
            Emerson “Doc” Casteel and Winnie R. (Plants) Casteel.

            Mr. Casteel attended Newcomerstown High School and was a
            member of the former Washington Township Grange. He was an
            Army veteran of World War II and served with the 58th Signal
            Battalion of the occupational forces in Kyoto, Japan, following the
            war. He was a life member of the D.A.V. Post 129,
            Newcomerstown.

            Mr. Casteel was retired from the former Tuscarawas Poultry
            Company, Gnadenhutten, where he worked as a meatcutter and
            driver for over 15 years. Prior to that, he was employed with Joe’s
            Meat Market and the former Heller Brothers Tool Company, both of
            Newcomerstown. He was the owner and operator of Casteel’s
            Grocery Store, Washington Township, for a few years. He was a
            member of Hartwood United Methodist Church and the
            Newcomerstown Senior Citizens. He enjoyed reading, square
            dancing and hunting.

            He was preceded in death by his first wife, Erma Jean Kail Casteel,
            whom he married Aug. 15, 1948, and who died Nov. 21, 1995; his
            second wife, Frances T. Greathouse Casteel, whom he married
            Aug. 17, 1997, and who died earlier this year; a son-in-law, Norman
            L. Choate of Cambridge; a step-brother; and a step-grandson.

            He leaves two sons, Donald E. (Judy L.) Casteel Jr. of Pickerington
            and John E. (Laura M.) Casteel of Newcomerstown; a daughter,
            Karen J. Choate of Cambridge; a step-son, David (Bonnie)
            Greathouse of Newcomerstown; a step-daughter, Ellen (Jim)
            McDonnell of Newcomerstown; two sisters, Ella Mae (Max) Huffman
            of West Lafayette and Edna Morrison of Cambridge; three
            grandchildren; and several step-grandchildren,
            step-great-grandchildren and a step-great-great-grandson.

                                   Doris Green

            Doris Green, 63, resident of the Morning View Care Center, New
            Philadelphia, for the last five years, formerly of Cambridge, died
            Thursday (Nov. 9, 2000) in Union Hospital, Dover.

            She was born April 30, 1937, in Monroe County, daughter of the
            late Walter Franklin and Lulu (Wehr) Christman.

            Mrs. Green was a graduate of Cadiz High School. She was retired
            from NCR after 25 years of service and was Protestant by faith.
            She was a member of the VFW auxiliary, the Eagles and the
            Moose Lodge, all of Cambridge.

            In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her
            husband, Edward “Bud” Green, who died in March of 1996; two
            brothers, Clyde Christman and Ralph Christman; and three sisters,
            Florence Wells, Janice Powell and Neva Christman.She leaves a
            son, Bruce E. Green (Misty Ogle) of Cambridge; a brother, Don
            (Katherine) Christman of Summerfield; three sisters, Katherine
            Miller of Cuyahoga Falls and Eva Pearl (Melvin) Kennon and Peggy
            Jo (Charles) McLaughlin, both of Barnesville; a granddaughter,
            Marissa Emerald Green of Cambridge; a step-grandson, Kane
            Ogle of Cambridge; and several nieces and nephews.

            Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today at
            Thorn-Black Funeral Home, Cambridge, where services will be 1
            p.m. Monday.

            Ladies of the Moose will have services 7:30 p.m. today at the
            funeral home.

            Pastor Rick Christman will officiate.

                                Cathryn P. Miller

            Catherine Patsy Miller died Thursday (Nov. 9, 2000) at Cambridge
            Health and Rehabilitation Center, Cambridge. She was the direct
            descendent of Asa and Anna Huston Dickerson, a well-known
            pioneering family that settled in the Guernsey County area in the
            early part of the 19th century and was instrumental in establishing
            the towns of Buffalo and Derwent.

            Born as Catherine Patsy Wycoff, she was the only daughter of
            Albert E. Wycoff and Arizona Dickerson Wycoff. Albert owned
            stores in Buffalo, Derwent and Walhonding.

            Five of Patsy’s brothers, Roy, Harrison, Forest, Paul and Carl,
            helped run his many businesses. When the coal mines closed, the
            sons moved away; all are now deceased.

            Patsy’s great-grandfather, Asa Dickerson, was the first child to be
            born in Jackson Township. Her grandmother, Eliza Voorhies
            Dickerson, plotted the village of Derwent in 1898. And a great-uncle
            founded Hartford, now called Buffalo. Another uncle was the
            co-founder of the Hartford coal mine.

            Patsy Miller made her own history when in 1934, while on a trip to
            Indiana, she became seriously ill and underwent major surgery at
            Gallipolis. She returned home shortly thereafter in a private plane
            which had been stripped and re-outfitted to accommodate the
            recuperating patient. The unusual event made the front page of The
            Daily Jeffersonian.

            As a young woman, Patsy attended Otterbein College. In 1943, she
            married Gorman Dunlap Miller (died Feb. 23, 1968), a lieutenant in
            the Army. She attended both Buffalo Methodist Episcopal Church,
            and later, Harmony Lutheran Church.

            Patsy was active in the Order of Eastern Star and, while her
            husband was living, with various groups of the Ohio State Highway
            Patrol.

            She will be missed by several nieces and nephews. Also many
            friends in the Buffalo, Pleasant City and Byesville area.

            Services will be 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 13 at Black Family Funeral
            Service, Byesville, with calling hours one hour prior. The Rev. Diana
            Gugel will officiate.

            Burial will be in Buffalo Cemetery.

            Donations may be made in Patsy’s memory to either Buffalo
            Methodist Episcopal Church or Buffalo Harmony Lutheran Church.

                                 Helen Griffiths

            MORRISTOWN — Helen Griffiths, 93, of Palmetto, Fla., formerly of
            Morristown, died Thursday (Nov. 9, 2000) at her home.

            She was born Sept. 29, 1907, in Shadyside, daughter of the late
            Lewis and Clara Shorts Underwood.

            Mrs. Griffiths was a member of the Morristown Christian Church,
            Hazen Chapter Order of Eastern Star and former owner-operator of
            the Sunset Motel in Morristown.

            In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her
            husband, Raymond, and a son, Thomas.

            She leaves a daughter-in-law, Donna Griffiths of Palmetto, Fla.; a
            granddaughter, Shawna Green of Palmetto, Fla.; two nieces,
            Jessie Bright of Windom and Rose Cavanaugh; a great-niece,
            Darlene Bertin of Youngstown; and several other nieces and
            nephews.

            Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at
            Kelly-Kemp-Braido Funeral Home, Morristown, where services will
            be 11 a.m. Tuesday.

            Minister Ron Taylor will officiate.

            Burial will follow in Union Cemetery, Morristown.

                               Joanne H. Hamilton

            CALDWELL — Joanne H. Hamilton, 81, of Little Rock, Ark., died
            Wednesday (Nov. 8, 2000) at St. Vincent Infirmary Hospital, Little
            Rock, Ark.

            She was born Aug. 8, 1919, in Belle Valley, daughter of the late
            John N. and Ethel Drake.

            Mrs. Hamilton was a 1935 graduate of Caldwell High School. She
            performed clerical duties and office work for many years and she
            also was a homemaker. She formerly attended First Church of
            Christ, Caldwell.

            In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a brother,
            John W. Hazard, who died in 1992.

            She leaves two daughters, Barbara Dee Hamilton of Phoenix, Ariz.,
            and Sheryl (Richard) Ostrowski of Little Rock, Ark.; a sister, Marilyn
            Shreading of Placentia, Calif.; three grandchildren; two
            great-grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.

            Friends may call from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesday at McVay-Perkins
            Funeral Home, Caldwell, where services will immediately follow.

            Pastor Loran Dace will officiate.

            Burial will follow at Olive Cemetery, Caldwell.

                           Tina Marie (Hardy) Czigans

            NEW CONCORD — Tina Marie (Hardy) Czigans, 27, of Nashport,
            died Saturday (Nov. 11, 2000) at Genesis-Good Samaritan
            Hospital, Zanesville, where she had been a patient since an
            automobile accident Thursday (Nov. 9, 2000) on Route 146.

            She was born March 29, 1973, in Zanesville, daughter of Samuel L.
            and Patricia (Hanes) Hardy, New Concord.

            Mrs. Czigans was a 1991 graduate of John Glenn High School,
            New Concord. She was Methodist by faith.

            In addition to her parents, she leaves her husband, Travis W.
            Czigans, whom she married April 2, 1994; two daughters, Kaila
            Marie Czigans and Brieanna Kay Czigans, both of the home;
            father- and mother-in-law, Keith A. and Bonnie Kay Czigans of Lore
            City; a brother-in-law, Troy A. Czigans of Westlake; an aunt, Cheri
            (Rick) McCartney of St. Louis, Mo.; two grandmothers, Merle Hanes
            and Mary Hardy, both of New Concord; a grandfather, Bill Reid of
            Las Vegas, Nev.; a brother, Rusty (Wendy) Hardy of Jacksontown;
            two nieces, Bethany and Sidney Hardy, both of Jacksontown; two
            nephews, Hayden and Holden Hardy, both of Jacksontown; and
            numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.

            Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at
            Mock-Miller Funeral Home, New Concord, where services will be 1
            p.m. Tuesday.

            Evangelist Dick Harris will officiate.

            Burial will be in New Concord Cemetery.

            Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer
            Society.

                                James C. Woods

            BYESVILLE — James C. Woods, 88, a resident of the Beckett
            House, New Concord, formerly of Cambridge, died Friday (Nov. 10,
            2000) at the Beckett House, New Concord.

            He was born Dec. 13, 1911, in Brackenridge, Pa., son of the late
            Claire and Edna (Wilhelm) Woods.

            Mr. Woods was retired from Tyson Roller Bearings, Canton, where
            he worked as a machine operator. He was a World War II Army
            veteran and a member of the DAV Chapter 28.

            In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife,
            Tillie Woods, who died in 1984; three sisters, Blanche, Ellen and
            Helen; and two brothers, Jack and Ralph.

            He leaves two brothers, Roy Woods of Louisville, Ky., and Billy
            Woods of Erie, Pa.; a sister, Faye Brown of Butler, Pa.; and several
            nieces and nephews including Shirley and Dave Dolan, with whom
            he made his home.

            Friends may call from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday at Black Family Funeral
            Service, Byesville, where services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday.

            Burial will be in Buffalo Cemetery.

                                 Martha R. Billick

            WHEELING, W.Va. — Martha R. (Coss) Billick, 77, a resident of
            the Moundview Nursing Home, and formerly of Garden Park
            Apartments and Cherry Street, Wheeling, W.Va., died Friday (Nov.
            10, 2000) in Reynolds Memorial Hospital, Glen Dale, W.Va.

            Mrs. Billick Coss was a former employee of the Wheeling Catholic
            Diocese and a member of the St. Joseph Cathedral, Wheeling,
            W.Va.

            She was preceded in death by her husband, Frederick A. Billick,
            who died in 1963; her parents, Elwood and Emma Laubmeister
            Coss; two brothers; and five sisters.

            She leaves a son, Fred (Josey) Billick of Lima; two daughters, Jan
            Moughan and Jill Fry, both of Wheeling, W.Va.; two sisters, Mary
            Gilchrist of Cleveland and Grace Neidert of Wheeling, W.Va.; six
            grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.

            Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. at Altmeyer
            Funeral Home, 1400 Eoff St., Wheeling, W.V.

            Funeral liturgy with mass will be celebrated noon Tuesday at
            Joseph Cathedral with the Rev. Larry Dorsch as celebrant. Vigil
            service will be 7:30 p.m. Monday.