The News-Messenger from Fremont, Ohio • 2

PAGE TWO niB FREMONT NEWS-MESSENGER, FREMONT, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1942 On Guard Queen Mary Lena's a Hand CITY BALANCES -cv Court News ROUND ABOUT FREMONT ANNUAL REPORT OF RECORDER IS ALL AUTO TIRES MAY BE NEEDED nu nnurnillirilT IN SHARP DROP Expenditures Exceed Re PLACED ON FILE Dl UUVLnillYlLIII (Continued from Page 1) ceipts For June, Re port Shows Statistics Show Farmers PARTIAL RELEASE Partial release has been given In common pleas court in a judgment of $22,880.20 in the action of Anson Gear against Cornelia W. Johnson. The plaintiff as receiver of the old First National Bank released lien as far as Inlot 5131, Fremont, is involved. Release also was given for the same property In the common pleas court action of the Fremont Savings Bank against Justice Wilson. MARRIAGE LICENSES Robert Duquette, 23, machinist, The total balance In all city funds took a sharp downward drop during June with expenditures exceeding receipts by more than program on the east coast.

Undersecretary of War Robert P. Patterson, Undersecretary of Navy James V. Forrestal and Deputy Petroleum Coordinator Ralph K. Davies charged that "driving as usual was exhausting valuable gasoline supplies in the east and nr-nvontini war workers from THE GRACE LUTHERAN church Brotherhood will meet at the Walter Hasselbach park, 731 Rawson avenue at 8:30 p. Thursday.

The meeting will follow the civilian defense parade. COMMANDER BOW-ers, of Edgar Thurston Post, American Legion, Wednesday requested that all Legionnaires to march Thursday night in the civilian defense parade wea heir Legion hats. PVT. HERBERtklNG IS NOW stationed at this address: Co. 1st Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md- THE NEW ADDRESS OF SGT.

Jack Zink, now in Officers' Candidate School at Fort Knox, is: Candidate Jack D. Zink, 8th Company, Officers' Training School, Fort Knox, Ky. $12,000, the report of City Trea. surer A. J.

Koch revealed Tues day. Expenditures In June were 447.28 while receipts were and Eleanor Lynch, 25, both of 07 as the total balance slipped obtaining the fuel needed to travel from $59,436.79 on May 31 to Fremont. Ralph W. Fairbank, Madison township, salesman, and Edith M. Make Reductions On Realty Debts Sandusky county farmers have hffn complying with government suggestions to reduce Indebtedness, according to the report for the year ending June SO compiled by County Recorder Kenneth Brown- During the past year there were 280 farm mortgages amounting to $730,585.16 cancelled as compared to 240 mortgages for 5530,698.46 cancelled the year previous.

The 1940-41 cancellations covered 12,761 acres, while those of the past year covered 5,379 acres. lifz.DB on June 30. Although expenditures were said Craig, teacher, Gibsonburg; Rev. to be normal, every fund with one exception closed the past month W. E.

Bovey. INVENTORY FILED Inventory and appraisement In with a lesser balance. The one ex ception was the municpal park and pool fund which started with the estate of Joseph Stocker, of Townsend township, has been filed 22 cents and closed with $1,929.36 JOE GSCHWIND, 15. R. F.

D. in probate court. The inventory re- as initial operations got underwav ports an estate of $11,993.60, with Farmers reduced their mort statuatory exemption of 4, was arrested by Officer Charles Bailey at 11:45 p. m. Tuesday for reckless driving on east State street.

The youth was to appear The total Includes real estate val If I gaged indebtedness during the past 12 months by $124,836.05. while ued at $8,800. Robert Parkhurst, Zeno Warner and Leonard Yeck- Wednesday. city residents reduced theirs by $112,742.21. There were 5S0 mortgages on town property cancelled ley were the appraisers.

PERMITS TRANSFER Authority has been granted In in the 1940-41 year, with Hudepohl, Tailor Cleaner. Main 3131. 110 E. State St adv. THERE WILiTbE A REGULAR probate court for the transfer of England's Queen Mary at 75 helps soldiers clearing land, lor cultivation rear her wartime home.

realty property in the estate of Arvilda Pirman, of Jackson town Hugh Drum commands U. S. Eastern Defense Command and First Army. (U. S.

Army photo.) meeting of the auxiliary of Fremont Post, V. F. at 8 p. m. Wednesday In V.

F. W. hall. ship. Transfer of tracts of 38H and 17 acres and one-half Interest in a and city council appropriated $1,000 for running expenses.

Recelpta Reported In the general fund receipts were $3,586.05 and expenditures $12,731.19, leaving a balance of water fund, receipts $52,606.31 and expenditures balance auto license fund, receipts $1,726.80, expenditures $3,415.53, oaiance gasoline tax fund, expenditures 868.94, balance poor relief, receipts $376.22, expenditures 502.73, banance pool and park fund, receipts $1,987.69, expenditures $58.55, balance $1,929.36. The McKinley street district sewer fund remained at $388.61 and the unappropriated civilian defense fund at $800 with neither receipts nor expenditures. Buy War Savlnsa ilampi HEART TROUBLE IS MASSED FORCES PERSONALS LLOYD BERNER SMASHED 40-acre tract to William Pirman, surviving spouse, was asked. INVENTORY FILED Inventory and appraisement in Mrs. Charles Nighswander enter the middle finger on his right hand while at work at the Howard Zink Corporation Wednesday morning.

The Injury was treated by a tained the following guests at her the estate of Alice Eshleman, of home Wednesday: Mrs. Carl Alii son and Mrs. John Good of Fos toria; Mrs. Hazel Olmer of Area OF AXIS POWER STAB EASTWARD (Continued from rage I) MRS. JOHN TIMMONS OF DEATH PENALTY LOOMS CERTAIN UNDER CHARGES (Continued from rage 1) Jackson township suffered a slight dia, and Mrs.

Margaret Schaffer of Lima. Mr. and Mrs. Nighswander stroke at her home Wednesday were recent Detroit visitors. morning.

She Is confined to her home. the Russians reported that the Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Croft and grandson, David, of Massillon, and AH V. F. W. members are battlefields were a "cemetery" or CAUSE OF DEATH Mrs. E.

A. Vincent and Philip Mur German men and machines. A total urged to turn out in uniform to and from work. Ask Curtailment They appealed to every conscientious motorist to curtail driving as much as possible "regardless of personal Inconvenience." Other rubber-gasoline developments: 1. Mr.

Roosevelt reported that the yield of the scrap rubber collection campaign was better than the lowest pra-campaign estimates and not yet near the highest estimates. In a report released from the White House Monday, collections up to last week-end were 334,293 tons. 2. Registration for the east coast's permanent coupon gasoline rationing will begin tomorrow in 3omes 30,000 schools. Buy War Savlnsa Bonda AGRICULTURE GETS FUNDS FOR MONTH WASHINGTON, July 8.

UP The agriculture department was provided today with funds to keep going until the end of July and the way was cleared for a showdown on the administration's fight for authority to sell corn and wheat for feed at prices below parity. There were two new developments in the controversy which has held, congress deadlocked for months on the $680,000,000 farm appropriation for 1943. They were: 1. Approval by senate and house of temporary legislation giving the agriculture department, which has been technically without funds for a week, authority to start spending its 1943 funds, except for activities on which congress still is in disagreement. That measure awaits President Roosevelt's signature.

2. Passage by the senate of legislation authorizing the government to make loans at 100 per cent of parity to farmers cooperating in the agriculture department programs covering the 1942 basic crops. That bill went to the house. Sen. Richard B.

Russell, thought that the parity loan bill would aid his fight to retain for the government authority to sell surplus corn and 125,000,000 bushels of surplus wheat at 85 per cent of corn parity in effect, at about 83 cents a bushel for feeding livestock and producing alcohol for explosives and synthetic rubber, i Buy War Savlnga Bonda TOWNSEND CLUBS PLAN CONVENTION At least 25 members of the Fre phy, of Toledo, were Tuesday call of ten train loads of wrecked Nazi tanks was reported moving to the for the Civilian Defense Pa ers at the L. J. Hamilton home on Napoleon street road. rade Thursday at 7:00 p. m.

James K. Demmy, 47, Pittsburgh mail clerk, died Tuesday at the rear for repairs in addition to hundreds knocked out on the Don river. home of his sister, Mrs. Tom Wei Mr. and Mrs.

D. M. Sparling accompanied their grandson, Knox adv. REV. LAWRENCE S.

PRICE. Clyde, has been filed in probate court. The inventory reported an estate of $5,927, which included real estate appraised at $5,050. Harold Furlong, George Delzell and W. E.

Regula were appraisers. APPOINTMENT MADE Mary Schnurr has been appointed In probate court as administratrix with will annexed of the estate of Joseph Durnwald, Riley township, who died May 22. Bond of $500 has been filed. Eight heirs and legatees will share real estate valued at $8,000. MILL FILLED Will of Lauretta Gossard, of Helena, has been filed In probate court, bequeathing Lot 86 at Helena to a daughter, Frances Lauretta Powers, of Chicago, and nominating another daughter, Bessie Luella Morris, of Helena, as executrix.

The will was drafted August 7, 1910. INVENTORY FILED An estate of $4,407.82 is renort- Air power was being thrown in Her or lua unio avenue, after an illness of five months. Death was Ramsey, to his home in Detroit to the battle on a greater scale by both sides and the latest Russian attributed to heart complications. Tuesday. Knox has been visiting at the Sparling home here for two pastor of Grace Lutheran church, will return to his duties Sunday after a vacation.

Holy Communion will be administered. dispatches failed to acknowledge weeks. Mr. Demmy, who served in the World War at Camp Lee, was forced to retire from his work in German claims that Voronezh had 938.42 involved, while 612 mortgages involving $1,304,043.40 were cancelled during the year just closing. Chattels Reduced With the establishment of wartime restrictions on chattel mortgages, recording of such business fell sharply at the court house-There were 2,352 chattel mortgages recorded from July 1, 1941 to January 1, 1942, while 1,698 were recorded In the last six months.

In the year previous there were 5,516 chattel mortgages filed. Fewer mortgages were filed during the past year, as well as more being cancelled, according to the report The past 12 months found 203 mortgages amounting to filed against 13,213 acres of form land. During the previous year there were 244 mortgages filed for with security offered of acres. On town lots, there were 538 mortgages filed, amounting to $1,191,301.21, during the last year. In the 1940-41 year there were 633 mortgages filed on town property, amounting to $1,240,870.29.

In the year 1940-41, farmers had boosted their Indebtedness $21,439.14 and city residents, over the figures for the previous year. Recorder Brown reported a corporation filed a supplemental mortgage of and mortgage of $100,000 was cancelled by another corporation. Transfers Numerous More realty transfers occurred during the past year, with 1,213 deeds recorded against 1,162 for the year previous. There were 18 leases filed for a consideration of 514,763, while 20 leases for were filed in the previous 12 months. Increased valuation of $7.70 an acre was shown on 50 farm deeds for which the full consideration was shown.

The 50 deeds In the past 12 months were for 2,769 acres, amounting to $202,560.44. There were 50 deeds reported for the previous year with full price listed- Those 50 deeds were for 2,854 acres and $186,791.68. More than twice as many farms were sold In the category of nom- fallen, reporting instead that Mrs. W. B.

Cooper has as her counter-attacks were slashing at DR. E. C. SWINT, OF FRE. the Pittsburgh post office in August, 1941, because of ill health, euests at the Cooper cottage on both enemy flanks with unknown Lake Erie this week, Miss Marian mont, was a business caller in To ledo Wednesday.

He was born April 6, 1895, the son of Mortimer and Clara Powell Bowlus. Miss Helen Darr, Mrs women gathered opposite the three main entrances. Only a few saw the vans enter the gates. The vans were escorted by three army cars loaded with soldiers bearing machine guns. No News Issued It still was not known whether any statements would be issued by the commission about the progress of the trial.

Henry Paynter, named by Elmer Davis, chief of the office of war information, to act as press liaison man, was unable to shed any light on the situation. The element of secrecy injected by the commission prevented his obtaining from it any details. Paynter said last night that Maj. Gen. Frank R.

McCoy, president of the commission, "has no statement to make today." Paynter had promised that statements would be made from time to time on the progress of the trial. They will be tried on four specific charges of espionage, sabo results. Strategy Revealed The Axis offensive, it now seem Margaret C. Hoey and Miss Mary Demmy in Pittsburgh. THE AMBITIOUS BUTTER.

Hoey, Surviving him are his mother who made her home with him in ed certain, was designed to cut the Rostov-Moscow railroad line and if flies 4-H club, of Bettsville, met at the school Wednesday. Plans are Mrs. Michael Hubona, assistant possible break through the "hinge" being made for a club picnic. Pennsylvania; three sisters, Mrs. Weiker, Mrs.

Clara Peck and Mrs. between the Russian southern and at Birchard library, has returned from a week's vacation, spent in Bethlehem, with her husband, ed to probate court in an inven Cars Washed 50c central armies. That objective has Margaret Highgate of Pittsburgh, two brothers. Park R. Demmy of tory and appraisement of the es tate of Pearl Pfeiffer of Bellevue.

Polishing and waxing. 1121 not yet been attained, although the railroad may have been severed H. C. Seip, L. P.

Oehm and Charles San Francisco, and Mortimer Demmy of Cleveland. Franklin avenue. Main 1732. who is in the U. S.

service, attending a service school at that place. Mrs. Clarence Miesle, Mrs. at some points. adv.

The remains will be shipped to bandmeister, appraisers, placed a value of $2,800 on realty pronertv Pittsburgh from Sandusky Wednes Claude Parrish and Miss Alice Tin in the estate. ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THE In the Far East, Allied planes In China raided the Japanese around Canton again on Monday and were later reported involved in a severe air battle over Tsingyun, 50 miles Buckeye Chess-Nuts will not meet dall returned Wednesday from Biloxl, where they spent a day night by Weller-Wonderly and the funeral will be held at his home Friday. Accompanying the again until July 27 was made week with Pvt Clarence Miesle tage and conspiracy. Conviction Wednesday by Dr. C.

D. King who, SUPPLEMENT FILED Supplement to the petition of County Treasurer Ralph F. Gust, plaintiff In action against B. J. Lll-l northwest of Canton.

The outcome and Pvt. Robert Stein. on any one charge could send them remains will be Mrs. Demmy and Mrs. Weiker.

Burial will be made with his wife and daughter Betty, was unknown. before a firing squad, the commission having to keep within no at Uniondale cemetery in Pitts will leave Sunday to spend next week at the osteopath convention ley ana others, has been filed in In the Australia zone, 16 planes attacked Horn Island Miss Ruthe Baker, of Cleveland, spent the weekend with her par common pleas court, reporting the Colonial Bank has some claim to off Cape York, on the north side ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Baker burgh. Buy War Salna Stnmpa COUNTY LISTS 618 in the Stevens hotel, Chicago.

pvt. orland" H. HASSEL. bach may now be addressed: StU' and Lois Baker, of Bettsville. Burton L.

Bro'nner, of Steuben property involved in the suit. APPLICATION FILED E. A. Walby, of Jackson town of Australia, but only slight dam age was reported. Buy War Savlnga Stnmpa Accidental Fire dent detachment, Class 42-31, ville.

and Mrs. J. E. Bronner, of MORTGAGES FILED FORT CLINTON, July 8. Tyndall ield, Panama City, Fla.

ship, has filed aDnllcati on In nrn. mont Townsend club will attend HOWARD BIGGERSTAFF, OF utuc tuuii ior appointment as guardian of Minnie W. Nieset. Custody is asked of $2,500 In Per Tiffin street, Is confined to his bed the national organization's regional convention to be held at Cedar Damages Hangar jnal consideration of $1 and value with Illness at his home. Elgin S.

Winters, recorder of Ottawa county, in his annual report shows 618 mortgages having been filed in his office for the past year ending June 30, the consideration is given at $1,621,844.86, which is an increase over the previous year Point, July 16 to 19, it was announced Tuesday night at the club MRS. sonal property and lite Interest In a Madison township farm. PA RTLA ACCOUNT AKRON, July 8. UP Pro of the land was up 10 percent, Brown said. Other Statistic During the past 12 months, there were 314 deeds for nominal meeting at the court house.

duction of war materials continued Members of the clubs auxiliary of Clyde, committed by juvenile court to county jail for 60 days for failure to care for children, was on schedule today at the old dirig tester w. Parker, guardian of when 530 documents were niea, ible hangar of the Goodyear Air consideration recorded, Involving released Tuesday. valued at $1,315,790.28. The can craft Corporation, where a fire reported they are preparing a service flag of members' sons serving in the armed forces. The club was informed that Robert Townsend, that started from an acetylene cellations for the past year numbered 453, amounting to $683,513.66 DRIVER OF A MILK TRUCK wunam Stoldt, has filed partial account in probate court, listing $1,360.90 in receipts and $1,105.40 In expenditures.

REA LT TRANSFER torch caused $10,000 damage. was warned by sheriff's officers son of the founder of the Townsend Authorities said that the fire as against 431 cancellations tor tne previous year, valued at bounds prescribed by law when It comes to passing sentence, liny War Savlnga glampe CIVILIAN DEFENSE PROGRAM EXPANDS More than 100 additional persons were registered for civilian defense Tuesday night, Capt. Charles Johnson reported Wednesday. Among the additional members are 40 women, registered at the Woman's Club, for the emergency food and housing unit heRded by Zeldon Vickery and Mrs, H. P.

Maurer. Also added to this same unit was the entire troop of Boy Scouts from St. Ann's church who have complete equipment for a mobile kitchen with facilities to feed 45 persons. The third group registered consisted of the 44 women who recently took refresher courses In nursing at Memorial hospital and these were added to the medical aides unit. Capt.

Johnson said officials were anxious to contact still another group and have them register at city hall and receive their arm bands. This group is the Ross high Tuesday concerning complaints of speed and cutting corners. Dam Plan, had been commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U. S. army.

363.92. frank w. Schwan, trustee for -Buy War Jairtnsa Bona age to the Dickman and Lance roads, northeast of Fremont, was Young Townsend entered the started accidentally last night. Fire Chief F. C.

Vernotzy of Akron said it started at the base of a 211-foot strip of rubber sealing the huge south door of the hangar and burned upward to the roof. Bettsville, visited recently at the Blake Rider home in Tiffin. The Glenn B. Shepler family, of west State street, has moved to Lorain, where Mr. Shepler is employed.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Michaels and children Donna Lou and Jean spent Tuesday at Toledo Beach. Dr. J.

L. Curtin and son, Jim, returned Tuesday from a 10-day fishing trip in Canada. Emmett Striff is vacationing in the Great Smoky mountain region for two weeks. Dr. M.

M. Riddell was a Toledo visitor Wednesday. Buy War Savlnsa Bonda COUNTY'S RUBBER DRIVE PROGRESSES Collection of scrap rubber in Sandusky county has passed the 150-ton mark, it was estimated Wednesday, two days before the extended collection closes. Gasoline stations and petroleum firms are extending their efforts to army as a private about a year ago and has been promoted ran- reported by property owners. Ice Cream Social LOOK WHO'S HERE 17,398 acres.

The previous year had 137 deeds filed for 10,680 acres. Deeds for urban property dropped during the past year, but sales by the county treasurer to recover delinquent taxes cut down the valuation. In 1941-42 there were 111 deeds with full consideration of 5188,013.27 shown, while the year previous found 110 deeds for reported. Sharp decline was noted in the number of deeds for nominal consideration of $1 on city property. There were '735 deeds recorded for the past year as compared to 891 during the 1910-41 year.

Mot War Saviusa Blampi idly, receiving extensive training and study in the paratroop branch The acetylene torch was being unaries w. Rice, to E. A. Schneider, Inlot 5131, Wilson addition, Fremont, $1. ITNALACCOCNT Mabel Gam, administratrix of the estate of Rosetta Garn, has filed final account in probate court, reporting receipt and distribution of Metnoritst Church, Thursday evening, 5 to 7.

Serving chicken sand July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Howard used to cut a small door in the end of the dock. Stanfield of Gibsonburg, are the wiches, home made chicken noodles.

adv. Buy War Savlnsa Bnnda 1 oi service. Club officials reported that signatures of 32 more congressmen are needed to have enough required for a hearing on the Townsend Plan bill. parents of a daughter born July 4 at Memorial hospital. PHYSICIANS ASK THE NEW ADDRESS OF FOR COMMISSIONS July 4.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lieut. N. B.

(Bim) Stults is United A meeting of the club's needle-workers was held Wednesday at States Navy Armed Guard Center. Three Bellevue physicians have Martin of Grant street, became the parents of a son July 4 at Memorial hospital the Knights of Pythias hall, Garri Receiving Station, First avenue and 52nd street, Brooklyn, N. applied for commissions in the U. S. Medical Corps, and one, Dr.

EARL K. HOLCOMB RECEIVES DEGREE Buy War SnrluKa Honna son street, and a public card party will be held at the same place on BEN STEIN, "OF FREMONT. Paul Adolph, has already been appointed a captain. weanesciay nignt. was released Tuesday from county Dr.

E. W. Sanders and Dr. Rob FUNERALS jau after being held for several ert Mille have passed their physi round up as much scrap rubber as days under order of probate court. cal examinations and are awaiting APPOINTMENT MADE Florence J.

Coe has been ap-pointed administratrix in the estate of Harold C. Coe, of Green Creek township, who died May 24. Bond was filed for custody of $150 In personal property. NAMED "EXECUTRIX Dora Headings has been appointed executrix in probate court for the estate of Charles F. Headings, of Bellevue.

Application for appointment estimated the estate as $19,800, Including real estate valued at $18,000. petition" tiled Petition to sell personal proper possible before the deadline, cans are being made to pick up larger FRANK GAMBINO, 24, OF Buy War Savlnea gtampa Funeral Thursday For Railroad Man PORT CLINTON. Julv a word of their appointments from army officials. Dr. Adolph has not C.

Clarence Wolfe Funeral services for C. Clarence amounts. Wilklnsburg, Pa was arrested at Earl K. Holeomb, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Mart Holeomb of Gibsonburg was graduated June 27 from the Michigan College of Mortuary Science of Detroit, and is now a practicing mortician in that city. He a graduate of Gibsonburg high school with the class of 1936, and shortly later moved to Monroe, Mich. been called for active duty. Wolfe, 67, prominent Fremonter Sandusky county Tuesday ranked among the 10 highest in Ohio's 8S p. m.

Tuesday by Officer Charles Bailey, for rt ckless driving Buy War lavlnea Bonda who died Friday after several seniors of the past year who took a course in nursing at Memorial hospital and' 'are- now qualified as nurses' aides'. If these girls will report at city 'hall they will be Included In the group ot civilian defense workers who will be graduated Thursday night. A number of civilian defense members have not claimed their arm bands and should report at police station sometime prior to the parade at 7 p. m. Thursday.

Buy War Savlnga Stampe Funeral services for Alhprt VV. counties, and leaders in the salvage drive are asking that every possible delivery be made to keep the county high among the leaders in Witt. 76. retired railwav man. Hospital News week's serious illness, were held at 2 p.

m. Monday from the Wolfe home on Buckland avenue. Rev. B. E.

Stevens, pastor of the Hayes Memorial Methodist church, of who died at his home on east Fifth street, will be -held Thursday af the state. Buy War Savlnea Bonda on east state street, uambtno posted a $5 cash bond for appearance later. There are no "huge lumps, no slack, in Old Hickory coal. You will like it Fangboner Seed Co. adv.

THE PRESENTADDRESS OF Pvt. Louis F. Keefe is: Medical ficiated and burial was made in ty valued at $1,237 in the estate of Miss Doris Parlow of Siler ternoon at the residence, with Rev. W. A.

Siefke of St the Lindsey cemetery. PAINTER LOSES irank X. Hoffmann, has been fil Pallbearers were u. H. Hobari, street was released Saturday from Community hospital where she had undergone an operation- Lutheran church, officiating.

Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery. HAVENS EXPECTS J. A. Broadwell, Stan Bloom, B. M.

Wolfe, R. J. Rectenwald and ed in probate court. GUARDIAN7 NAMED Louis E. Tindall has been an- PANTS, BILLFOLD Ben Emery, Clyde painter, re surviving are three sons in Cleveland.

Emil F. Witt. GET TAX MONEY Sandusky county Wednesday received $4,461.74 in sales tax money from the state auditor's office. The amount included $2,355.19 for the county and $2,106.55 for subdivisions. The allocation was a part cf the million dollars released each month to Ohio counties.

Buy War Savin Uonda Our Weather Man Jack Holmes of St Ann street ported to police here Wednesday that he had not only lost his bill underwent a tonsilectomy Tues H. J. Lee. Flower girls were Mrs. Harry Lee, Mrs.

Forrest Joslin, ana Miss Lavonne Younkman. Tsch-umy brothers funeral home was charge of the arrangements. day at Memorial hospital. pointcd in probate court as guardian of J. Tindall, a minor.

Bond of $200 has been furnished for custody of personal property and interest in real estate. Witt and Otto H. Witt; Albert Witt, at home, and daughter, Mrs. Oscar Leutz, here; eight grandchildren and a brother, Ferdinand Witt, of Bay township. The J.

A. Neidecker mmnano I fold and its contents, but also his trousers. Detachment, Station hospital, Fort Sill, Okla. ALL FOUR HUB CAPS WERE taken from an automobile owned by John Dohnnos, while it was parked near his residence, 1035 Roosevelt street, according to a police report. Richard Ewlng, Birchard aven Emery said he had changed into Many friends and relatives from throughout Ohio attended the ue, was released from Memorial hospital Tuesday after undergoing a tonsilectomy there.

in charge of arrangements. ELECTION FILED Sarah Wilson has filed election as surviving spouse in the estate of his overalls, placing his trousers in a car and that the car had been driven off. He later located it, but the woman driving disclaimed any knowledge of the trousers, stating Buy War Snvlnea Bonda TO ATTEND MEET A good attendance was reported at the Tuesday night meeting of the Elks lodge, the last until August 4, the lodge having gone on its summer schedule of one meeting a month. Several committees made reports and Norman Havens, exalted ruler, stated that he would attend the national convention, which opens In Omaha, July 12. Mrs.

Havens will accompany him. Following the business session, the broadcast of the All-Star baseball game and cards were enjoyed by those present. Buy War Savlnga Stampe TEACHER OF ART CONTINUES STUDY Elmer Zenz of Napoleon street CLEMENT GELLER Thomas Wilson to take under WEATHER OBStHVAlIUM Hlhfil temporal lira yaatrr-day 76i nn aanii-date last rar when arraigned before Justice E. C. Brought of Port Clinton.

Bond was set at $2,500 and was not entered Memorial hospital Tuesday for medical attention. that someone must have taken RITES THURSDAY Funeral services for terms of the will. partiaT account Frank Rohtert. euardlnn posted, Wilson remaining in, Otta them before she returned to her car. loweat tempera Peter James, west State street, wa county jail.

Geller. 57. who died from a hyt- Buy War Savlnea Bonda became a medical patient at Memorial hospital Wednesday. SGT. JOSEPH M'CREERY AND attack at his home Monday, will ture yralerday Ml on same date laal fr Bl preripi.

tation yratrrriay Oi on aame date PATRICK FUNERAL George Rohtert, has filed partial account In probate court, listing receipt and balance of $701.87 and ex SGT. JOSEPH M'CREERY AND Officer Myron Bork reported they were called to a outh Front street residence at 10:30 p. m. Tuesday to intervene In an argument, but that all was quiet when they arrived. (X) Craig Candidate For State Senator Republican Ticket jT Findlay, Ohio oe neia ai a a.

m. Thursday at St. Jnsenh'a rhnrr-h 4Vi HELD WEDNESDAY Patients discharged from Me JaatyearO. THUNDERSTORMS Officer Myron Bork placed four warning torches in the 1700 block of Croghan street, where a tree was being felled at 9:27 p. m.

Tues penditure of $34.61. Boy War larlnca Bomle a Albert C. Sprenger officiating at PORT CLINTON, July 8. Ver- Maximum 7:30 Treelpt. 3'eatrrday Today tation CAR HITS PORTAGE City uie requiem nign mass.

will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. Friends and relntivoa mo. day. ner Fitch Patrick, 63, who died at her home in Danbury, was burled morial hospital Tuesday were: Robert Deichert of Alger street, Harry Gavitt of Buckland avenue, Mrs.

John Hawk of Clyde, Norman Imler of Sixth street, Mrs. Neile Clapp and infant daughter of (,) 1.08 Wednesday afternoon, with ser E. C. WHEELER, 1214 CHEST- RIVER BRIDGE GATE PORT CLINTON. Julv 8 woit at the home, 613 Franklin avenue, where the hodv vices at the residence, Rev.

Fergu- Aug. 11 Primaries sen officiating. Burial will be In adv. day from the Ochs funeral home. Traffic was tied up on State Highway 2, here for three ouarters of Riverview cemetery.

He is sur Clyde, Mrs. Virgil Beck and Infant son of Franklin avenue, and Paul and Kathleen Kelly of Toledo. nut street, has reported to police that he found a gray straw hat, lost by a motorist, at west State and Grant streets at 5 p. m. Tuesday.

The owner may claim the hat by calling at the Wheeler resi A WOMAN'S" WHITE PURSE Mr. ueuer is survived by his widow and one nnn. TtemnrA rioii vived by his wife, Mrs. Nellie Patrick, sons, Edwin J. and Russell was found at Front and Garrison Sister Mary Genevieve, R.

S. from the Pines art studio, who is now studying art at the College of Notre Dame of Maryland, Baltimore, has the well known Rev. M. A. Courturnier, O.

as her professor of fresco painting and stained glass window designing. Father Courturnier la a fresco painter of distinction and has designed stained glass windows for many of Europe's great cathedrals. Fremont streets at 4:43 p. m. Tuesday and and daughter, Mrs.

Francis Ontko, all of Erie Beach, and four grand Blamarck Kuffalo (Jhteago f'lnclnnatf Clrvniand C'olumbua f'olumbua Airpt, Tenver Ietroit Grand Rapid Indianapclia Kansaa City M'mrMi Innea pells Montana Narhviila oil 'a home City flttaburja 7 71 2 70 1 7 92 1 74 It SI 7 0 5 so 7S .0 .17 Mrs. Charles Mahr of R. F. D. entered Community hospital 65 17 hi 67 f.9 fii 83 f2 19 67 74 to 70 75 71 It dence.

turned over to police to hold for the owner. children. Arrangements are in Wednesday for surgical treatment. MARIAN TIMMONS, ARREST- an hour yesterday when an automobile crashed Into the south end of the gate at the Portage river bridge. The bridge had been opened for a boat to pass when the accident occurred.

Automobiles were lined up on the highway on both sides of the bridge until the repairs could be made and the gates opened for traffic. charge of the J. A. Neidecker com Robert Wise of Franklin aven ed Monday by the state highway pany funeral directors. Acid Indigestion What many Doctors ao far It whn mrrM rid r.um ru, wur itomirll or o.irltjum.

doctor! pricr1b th fiitwt-ictlrrt m'diclnei known tat srmpmmitlo rtllef nedlclnn Ilka lho B.ll-tni Tbl. No Itnim. If jour wt tat trltl dorsa nnn BU ii b.utr. nturn botut la tod aa) touMa your ausai tack. 15 patrol for driving a car without an operator's license, was fined $5 by ENZIE WILSON? 18, TOLEDO negro being held for the theft of an automobile owned by J.

T. Fra-zier of Fremont, was bound over to tha Ottawa county grand jury Sister Mary Genevieve will return Wax Is not only produced by ue, Lois Miller of R. F. D. 3, and Ina Mae Lamalie of Lindsey were discharged Wednesday from Community hospital.

to her work in Fremont August 7, when her summer course ends. Mayor Amer Wrigley when she entered a plea of guilty. bees, but by birds, animals, and many plants..