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MW .1 IP Jl! HI I J. Plf 1 1 -f "ae .55 8 The News-AAessenger, Fremont, Thursday, Sept. 15, 1977 The Hospital reports i Deaths According to the report from the Fremont filtration plant, the high for Wednesday was a 66 degrees at 4 and overnight low was 50 degrees at 1 a.m. There was no rain Wednesday. 'EXTENDED OUTLOOK: Fair Saturday.

A chance of showers Sunday ending Highs Saturday and Sunday in the upper 70s to mid 80s. Lows in the 60s. Turning cooler Monday. Highs in the 70 and lows in the 50s. Kathryn Clark Kathryn L.

Clark, formerly of 700 Barker Road, died Thursday in Holy Family Nursing Home, Parma. She was a former teacher in the Clyde Services are pending at the Karlovetz Mortuary. Ohio Weiser, Gibson Street; Mrs. Lola Fry, Keith McDoJe, Tiffin; Mrs. Juan Moreno and daughter, Alma' Lopez, Lindsey; Mrs.

Claude McNeal, Bloomville; Mrs. Donald Mortus, Port Clinton; Mrs. Terry Miller, Burgoon; Ralph Nieset, Helena Mrs. Earl Noftz, Clyde; Mrs. John Miller, Port Clinton.

WOOD COUNTY Admissions Mrs. Josephine Edwards, Genoa; Mrs, Elsie Kinney, Gibsonburg; Harold Brad-ner; Glen Gamber, Pemberville. Discharges Mrs. Janice Stoepfel, Bradner; Mrs. Cheryl Gerwin and daughter, Pemberville.

BELIJWUECITY Discharges Mrs. Shirley Hofelich, Fremont; Donald Vallance, Clyde. TIFFIN MERCY Admissions Mrs. Haven Swinehart, Fremont. FOSTORIACITY Admissions Mrs.

Wayne E. Swaisgood, Risingsun; Walter T. Hiser, Kansas. Discharges Mrs. Emilio Chavez and baby, Bettsville; Danny D.

Decker, Risingsun; Mrs. Charles F. Kelly and Miss Nina Leaf, both Bradner, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A storm system in the lower Mississippi Valley brought moist air into Ohio, causing rain to develop across the state. Showers and thuhdershowers were expected in the south and central today, possibly becoming heavy at times as the weather system moves toward the Great Lakes. Rain was expected to reach the northeast' corner of Ohjo during the afternoon and showers were to continue over the state tonight, diminsihing somewhat Friday.

Temperatures overnight were near 50 in the north to the low 60s south. The coolest morning reading was court Municipal MEMORIAL Admissions Surgical Mrs. Sylvester Schafer, Miller Street; Mrs. Naomi Frankart, Liberty Street; Jill, 2Vz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Preston, Fleetwood Drive; Mrs. Eugene Orndorff Sunny Acres Drive; Mrs. Flossie Herrell, Bettsville; Mrs. Louise Futter, Charles, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Gaeth, Oak Harbor; Mrs. Arden Cleveland, Green Springs; Mrs. Clarence Clere, Genoa; Albert Borer, Clyde; Mrs. Ray Hoffman, Helena. Medical Nettie Burk, County Home Road; Andrea, 5 months, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.

Ricky Baker, Ohio Avenue; Irvin Myers, Box 17; Mrs. Jackson Duby, Rawson Avenue; Denise, 15, daughter of Mrs. Esther McClintock, Gabirch Drive; Mrs. Homer Will, Fleetwood Drive; Harold Ladd, Woodville; Ashley, 2Vfe months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Parker, Lindsey. Discharges i Mrs. David Buechler, Lime Street; Mrs. Joseph Cook, Cemetery Road; George Derry, Oak Harbor Road; Peter Fox, Cherry Street; Amy Hartley, Wayne Place; Kimberly Johnson, Croghan Street; Mrs. Timothy Merrill and son, Moore Street; George Mills, South Park Avenue; Mrs.

Larry Mooney, Port Clinton Road; Mrs. Bess Nickel, South Arch Street; Robert Pence, Golden Gate Estates; Norman xoungstown 4o degrees. National 'V i. Mrs. Cleo Geisler BELLEVUE Mrs.

Cleo Geisler, 87, 624 E. Center died early Wednesday at Moravian Villa, Milan, where she, had been since June. Mrs. Geisler was a native of Arcadia and married William Geisler March 25, 1907. Their married life was spent in Bellevue.

He died in 1957. She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church. Surviving area daughter, Mrs. Edwin (Helen) Freeman, Bellevue; a son, C.

Dale, Port Clinton; four grandchildren; 11 greatgrandchildren, and a sister. Mrs. Arthur (Bessie) Clemons, London. Services will be Friday at 2 p.m. from the Harris Funeral Home with burial in Bellevue Cemetery.

Visitation is today from 2 to4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The Rev. Howard Schmiesing TOLEDO The Rev. Howard J. Schmiesing, who served in the Gib-sonburg St.

Michael Parish from 1953 until 1963, died in St. Vincent Hospital Wednesday evening following a lengthy illness. A native of Minster, he was ordained in 1935 and served in parishes in Sandusky, Lucas, Erie and Hancock counties before retiring from the Catholic Diocese of Toledo in June 1975. He is survived, by a sister, Mrs. Elsie Elsas, Tavares, and several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the Hoefling Mortuary at 201 Piatt East Toledo, after 7 p.m. today. The body will lie in state at the Sacred Heart Church, Toledo, from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. Saturday John E.

Brodericks, 1619 Emmett Drive, was found guilty of reckless operation and fined $30; William Duree, 241 Broadway, Toledo, was found guilty of public intoxication on public highway, not fined since has served three, days in jail; Nieves A. Rodriquez, 7338 U.S. Route 6, Gibsonburg, changing lanes without due regard, fined $20; Phyllis M. Dowlings, 320 S. Clover red light, $20; Oscar D.

Belcher, 1375 Coe Clyde, no assured clear distance, $20; and David A. Belcher, 2788 W. State no motorcycle endorsement, $25. Also found guilty of traffic offenses were: Kevin C. Hallowell, 214" Arch operating a.

motor vehicle without due Mrs. Henry Letourneau NORWALK Services Tor Naomi R. Letourneau, 65, who died Monday, will be Friday at 11 a.m. in the Heaston-Gerber Funeral Home. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Mrs. Letourneau, native of Bellevue, lived most of her lifetime in Norwalk. Survivors are her widower, Henry; three daughters; two sisters, including Mrs. Freda O'Dell, Bellevue; a stepdaughter; three stepsons; 11 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Friends may call today at the funeral home unitl 9 p.m.

Frank L. Houck ATTICA Services for Frank L. Houck, 89, Route 1, will be Friday at 10 a.m. in St. Sebastian Catholic Church, Bismark.

Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Mr. Houck, a retired farmer, died Tuesday in Mansfield General Hospital. He had been ill two years. Survivors include two daughters, one Mrs.

Lucille Bumb, Bellevue; eight grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren and one brother. at the Foos and Son Funeral Home, Bellevue, is until 9 p.m. today with the rosary recited at 8 p.m. Dale Hepler Louis Henke Louis F. Henke, 86, 320 N.

Buchanan died Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Memottal Hospital, where he was admitted Monday. Mr. Henke, who never married, was a retired employe of the former Henkel-Clauss Company. He was born in Ottoville, Ohio, Jan.

20, 1891, to Henry and Rosemary (Stienle) Henke. His only survivors are one nephew and one niece. Funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Sacred Heart Church with burial in St. Joseph Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Weller-Wonderly Funeral Home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Vigil service will be John R. Bastian TIFFIN John R. Bastian, 62, Route 3, a member of the Green Springs Community Band for more than 30 years, died Wednesday evening at his home. He had been in failing health.

Mr. Bastian, a retired dairy farmer, was a member of the Trinity United Church of Christ; Veterans of Foreign Wars, Green Springs; Seneca County Farm Bureau, and Union Grange. He served with the 63rd Division Army Engineers during World War II. He and Irma L. Berlekamp were married Dec.

24, 1941, and she survives. Also surviving' are daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Barbara Hudson, Rollersville, and Mary at home; two sons, John Rochester, and Robert Falls Church, and a sister, Mrs. Paul (Jean) DeTray, Tiffin. Funeral will be Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

at Turner-Engle Funeral Home where friends may call today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday afternoon and evening. V.F.W. will have graveside military rites at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the church Bell Choir or to Seneca County Heart Fund.

Jessie William Hay, 416 S. Wood was bound over to the grand jury following an appearance in Fremont Municipal Court Monday. Hay is charged withthefL' Hay was arrested Sept. 6 for the alleged theft of a car owned by i Betty Schuster of Norwalk while it was parked at 1865 Port Clinton Road. Hay led Fremont police, Sandusky and Ottawa County sheriff's deputies and troopers from the Fremont Post of the Ohio State Patrol on a high speed chase that ended on State Route 2 by the Davis-Besse Power Plant.

Hay was found guilty of reckless operation and driving without a license. He was fined $100 and costs, licenses suspended one year and sentenced to six months in jail. Denzil M. 424 County Road 60, Helena, was found guilty of public intoxication and was fined $50 and costs. Thomas W.

Grace-meyer, Port Clinton, was found guilty of driving while under suspension. He was fined costs only and sentenced to three days in jauV, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Limestone, Maine, had its first snowfall of the season Wednesday night while all severe thunderstorm activity ended nationwide. Only a few showers and thunderstorms moved across Florida and Tennessee early Buying prices Fremont buying prices Direct hogs (Fed-Wheat 1.92 State): Barrows and gilts Ear corn 1.57 steady-mostly .25 lower, Shell .1.59 demand moderate-good. 1.25 U.S. 1-2, 200-230 lbs.

4.84 country points, mostly 41, New soybeans ....4.70 few at 41.25-41.50, plants, COLUMBUS Ohio (AP) 41.5(M1.75, few at 42. U.S. COLUMBUS, umo (AT) j.3) 20O230 Jbs country i points, 40.75-41, plants, rleads guilty 41.25-11.75. u.s. 230-250 lbs.

of ketchup theft William Durnell, 19, Oak Receipts Wednesday: Harbor Road, Fremont, Actuals 7,200, today's pleaded guilty today in estimates 7,000. Sandusky County Common Cattle, from Columbus Pleas Court to a charge of Producers Livestock Co-stealing 23 cases of ketch- operative Association; up from a railroad box car, lower. Slaughter car. steers and yearlings, A breaking and entering choice 38.50-41.80, top of 42, charge against the youth good 34.50-39. Bulls market was dismissed when the higher; 36.75 and guilty plea was entered.

down." Cows market Judge Bruce C. Huffman higher, 30.85 and ordered a prersentence down. investigation report Veal calves steady, prepared. choice and prime Durnell has been held in Sheep and lambs very county jail since the theft active and $1-2 higher, old occurred in July. sheep 18 and down.

regard for safety, $25 Vincent, 1392 410, $20; Danny Village failure Way, Apt. to control, M. Snyder, 2975 Glenna Look who's here 1,1 County Road 118, Old Fort, failure to yield the right of way, $20; Antonio Ortiz, P.O. Box 49, Helena, no assured clear distance, $20; Earl E. Murphy, 1000 Croghan Apt.

305, improper backing, $20; Sept. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lochotzki, 505 Benton Oak Harbor, a son in H.B.1 Magruder James A. Meyer, 1225 E.

when the most Rev, John These persons qqIq Boa6, stop sign, costs iuwm guuiy ui bpeeuiug. onlv: Lori J. LaFountaine. 1505 Alger improper principal celebrant at the "c'10 i.wv.wi Sept. 13 ''Mr.

and backing, Robin Kaiser, 1141 E. Cole Road, parking on roadway, $20; and Donald J. Hedrick, 107 Terry Lambert, 111 Lake Oak Harbor, a daughter In 4 H.B. Magruder Hospital, Port Clinton. SYLVANIA Services were held today In the Reeb Funeral Home for Dale W.

Hepler, 51, 4649 Framingham Drive. Burial was in Custer Battlefield National Monument, Crow Agency, Mont. Survivors are his widow, Donna; one daughter; two sons; one grandchild, and three brothers, Including Don Hepler, Woodville. Mr. Hepler died Sunday.

Mass of Christian Burial. Burial will follow in the St. Augustine Cemetery, Minster. The family requests that tributes be made in the form of contributions to the Priests' Education Fund of the Diocese of Toledo or to the Sacred Heart Parish. Sept.

14 Mr. and Mrs. Jaun Varela, 1160 W. County Road 89, a son at 9:24 p.m. in Memorial Hospital.

Ri ch man Wopl-Blend Suit Fall Wardrobe. Adams Castalia, expired license plates and failure to control, fined a total of $45, but $15 will be suspended if he gets valid plates within five days. Also found guilty of traffic offenses were: Elnora Held, 318 S. Wayne failure to yield, $20; Larry L. Beckley, 733 S.

Buchanan Apt. no assured clear distance, $20; Rita Hartzell, 626 -Kilbourne Bellevue, improper starting, $20; Florence M. Anderson, 1110 Castalia failure to control, $20; Mark A. Driver hlirt Jack Lanning John River St; two counts, fined a total of $59; Brian M. Adams, 927 Birchard fined $31 and costs, or- dered to attend Drivers Improvement School (DIS) and license suspended 15 days; Dale R.

Courtney, 423 Williams $27 and costs; Marsha D. Forgatsch, 1705 Croghan two counts, fined a total of $67 and licenses suspended 30 days; Aurora G. Valdez, Tiffin, $26 and costs; Stella J. Hayes, 37Vi N. Washington Tiffin, $24; and Albert W.

Davis, 213 Connor Drive, $24. Adams also was found guilty of no drivers license and was fined $25. Holly L. Laughlin, 1130 Franklin was also found guilty of having no license and was fined $50 and costs. Her 10-day jail sentence was suspended if she gets her license within 30 days.

in mishap Sept. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Edwards, 961 County Road 220, Clyde, a daughter at 4:38 a.m. In Fremont Memorial Hospital.

Sept. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Joel Moreno, 221 Sandusky a daughter at 5:59 a.m. in Memorial Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Clair Hackenburg, 1148 County Road 288, Clyde, a daughter in Providence Hospital, Sandusky. Suit Weiker, 1909 County Road i Ralph Rudolph SANDUSKY Services for Ralph Rudolph, 78, 416 Finch will be Saturday at 9:15 a.m. at David Suitor 'Funeral Home and 9:30 a.m.

in Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. Mr.

Rudolph, who died Tuesday in Providence Hospital, worked many years as a delivery milkman for Cloverleaf Dairy. He retired in 1967 after 13 years with Lyman Boat Co. Survivors are a son, Allen Sandusky; three grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren two sisters, Mrs. Irvin (Verna) Rhode, Port Clinton, and Mrs. John (Lucille) Stamm, Sandusky.

There will be no visitation at the funeral Shirt $g88 181, Green Springs, reckless operation, $25; and Mayme E. Zibbel, 411 N. Clover no assured clear distance, $20. MOUNT CORY Jack Lanning, 33, Mount Cory, was fatally injured Monday in a motorcycle accident and died at Bay City Hospital, Springfield, Mass. According to the police he was driving a motorcycle which struck a parked vehicle.

The accident is still under investigation. Funeral arrangements are imcomplete, according to the family. No funeral home was mentioned. Surviving are his parents, Fred Lanning Mount Cory, and Mrs. Betty Millisor, New Mexico; a brother, Fred Risingsun, and a sister Sandra McQuigg, Tucson, Ariz.

A 20-year-old Clyde man was treated at Fremont Memorial Hospital for back injuries following a two-car accident on Limerick Road, just west of the Clyde city limits. Brian Combs, 1606 County Road 224, was injured when his westbound car was struck from behind by another car while he was slowing to make a left turn, according to the Fremont Post of the Ohio State Patrol. Driver of the other car, Judith Smith, 31, 817 S. Ludwig Gibsonburg, was cited by troopers for no assured clear distance. Reg.

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