The News-Messenger from Fremont, Ohio • 2

TTTR FREMONT FREMONT. OHTO. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 193S PARE TWO receives word riii nrnnni PERSONALS SISTER IS DEAD THLL Uf llUUIV ROUND ABOUT FREMONT Court News JOBLESS OFFICE IS OPENED FOR TWO COUNTIES WRECKS TRAIN EXPLAINS WHY FIRE CALL WAS NOT ANSWERED JURY CONVENES Trial of Clayton Jones, Bellevue Dn a non-support charge was ex POSTAL OFFICIALS HERE were advised Tuesday that blank domestic money orders, numbers Heavily Loaded Freight Mrs. Ross Harley, 822 Napoleon street, received word Sunday that Viola May Bates, 59, her sister, residing in Hermosa Beach, had died at 3:45 a. Christmas Day, The deceased had been critically ill for two years.

Burial was to be Tuesday afternoon at the Pacific Crest Cemetery, Hermosa Beach. Mrs. Harley visited with her sister last summer. 22,263 to 22,400, inclusive, had pected to be concluded Tuesday af been stolen from the North George- Hits Slide, Killing En gineer Diehl Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Ottney, of Vine street, Sunday night were Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Havens and daughter, Marilyn, of Tinney; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Havens and family, of Fos-torla; Mr.

and Mrs. Karl Schneider and son and Mr. and Mrs. F. S.

Havens, of Fremont. Dinner was served at 6 p. m. and gifts exchanged. Mr.

and Mrs. George Grosjean ternoon as consideration 01 me eases was turned over to a com town, post office December 22. Persona are advised to examine Applicants Given Sched mon pleas jury shortly before 3 City Without Authority money orders closely and advise authorities at once if an attempt m. The defendant wos represented by Attorney Don Bell, of Bellevue. Jury impaneled to hear the case consisted of Edna Cessna, W.

J. M'ARTHUR, Dec. 27 0 A heavily loaded Baltimore and Ohio freight train crashed into a fall of rock near Hope in Vinton county ariy today, killing the engineer It made to cash these orders. MISS EUNICE EGAN OF RAW- VVymer. Walter Henricks, Dr.

T. and children Judith, Walter and Ecan. Charles Hoffman, Lucille COUNTY RELIEF BILLS APPROVED Carol of Wooster, and Mr. and Rathbun; Raymond Winke, Robert Gilmore, Clarence Rosenberger, on one of its two engines. Both locomotives and 12 cars were derailed.

Coroner Joseph Strong said Engineer Charles Landrum, 54, of Chillicothe, was scalded to death when he was pinned in the loco Frank Martin, Eldon Palm and Mrs. Robert Hull and children Bobby and Alice Margaret of Niles, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Chllds of Lincoln street.

They will remain over New Year's. State Examiner Sanctions Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Selhorst ules for Appointments Tuesday Beginning Tuesday, December 27, and continuing through December SI, Sandusky and Ottawa county applicant for unemployed compensation will be scheduled for appointments to file their claims at the Fremont office of the Unemployment Compensation Commission, Capt. Henry M.

Smith, manager, announced on Tuesday, Claims will be tiled starting January 3. The three-week waiting period required by law for all applicants who register during this five-day period will be dated January 1 and if their claims are allowed, the first compensation week for which they will draw benefits will begin January 22. Any person is eligible to receive unemployment compensation who is unemployed at present, is available of, and capable to take any son avenue, hag accepted a position at the Woolworth store, to succeed Miss Marie Saner of Gabel street, who resigned. Notice! All two needle power sewing: machine operators, employed at the S. E.

Hyman Co. last season, are requested to report at the company's office Tuesday, Dec. 27th or Wednesday, Dec. 28th. adv.

MEMBERS OF THE GRACE Luther league will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the church for their December social meeting. Holiday guests are especially invited to attend. Refreshments will be served.

REPORTERS A CONVICT AFTER OMAHA MANHUNT Radio Announcer Al Captures Escaped Prisoner OMAHA, Dec. 27. George Sedlacek and Ernie Jones, Omaha World Herald reporter who stayed in a farm house after officers left, and Foster May, Omaha radio station (WOW) announcer wanted to get warm, captured two escaped prisoners last night. The reporters captured Marion Brown, 34, who escaped from the Missouri state prison while serving a term for bank robbery "and was captured and sentenced for robbery here, and May captured Fred J. Roberts, 34, former Nebraska prison inmate who was being held in connection with an Omaha robbery.

May was at the scene of a nan-hunt being staged by more than 100 officers and farmers when he stepped up to a scale house on the George Cockerill farm. A fire burned brightly in a stove and a man lay on a couch. May asked if he might enter and get warm. Shot In Leg He looked questioningly at the man and the latter said "I'm Roberts." Roberts was shot In the leg, the wound apparently having been inflicted during a chase of a stolen car that preceded the gathering of the posse. Sedlacek and Jones were at the Cockerill home when officers left to return to the scale house.

The reporters heard a knock at a window, then a bloody face peering in and a voice saying "Please let me in. I want to get warm." They ran outside and seized the man. It was Brown. and children Marjorle, Kathleen and Doorthy of Coldwater, were the Christmas week-end guests of their son and brother, Eugene J. Selhorst of Croghan street.

Eugene J. Selhorst is organist and music director in St. Joseph's parish. to Make Hun Out-side Limits In reply to criticism a a result of the Fremont fire department's refusal to answer the alarm when fire destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank G. Karbler, 1818 west State street, which is just outside the city li in its, Safety-Service Director C. A. Hochenedel clarified the city's position In the matter later In the day. The city Is prevented from sending apparatus outside the corporation lines due to a ruling of the state Bureau of Inspection, Mr.

Hochenedel said. This ruling sets forth that in such instances if a fireman is injured it jeopardizes his pension standing and might result in the city, itself, being held liable. Similarly, if the apparatus Is damaged, the city official who ordered the department to make the run can be held liable for all such damages. He is also liable if, while the fire equipment Is out of the city, a fire breaks out In the city and a building Is destroyed through lack of all available equipment. Powerless to Act In regard to the fire here, Mr.

Hochenedel and firemen as well, for November Report of approval of $4,793.97 in relief bills by C. C. Davis, state examiner from office of Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson, was made Tuesday to Sandusky county commissioners. The report included $4,016.40 in November relief costs, $721.67 in October costs and $55.88 in bills prior to October.

Sandusky county's share of costs were $416.30 for November, while the WPA sewing and book binding projects cost $774.36 for the same month. Examiner's costs were $110.14. Fremont's total expense was Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Powell, Mrs. John G. Thomas and John D. Ralph Druckenmiller.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Ray Frederick Laux, Adams township, and Iva Birdeen Lee, Green Springs, have obtained marriage license In office of Seneca county probate court at Tiffin. At the office of Wood county probate court In Bowling Green, marriage licenses were obtained late last week by Harry B. Carnl-com, 20, operator, Rudolph, and Ellen V. Wheeler, 17, North Baltimore, and by Fern Leroy Earl, 20, farmer, Rising Sun, and Alma Retta West, 18, Bloomdale. Ralph Flick, 30, Fremont, linotype operator, and LaRue Gnepper, 25, Lindsey, doctor's assistant.

Charles T. Mahr, 24, Sandusky township, laborer, and Bertha C. Lagrou, 21, Riley township; Rev. P. Chilcote.

PETITION FILED Petition in foreclosure has been filed in common pleas court by Home Owners Loan Corporation against John C. and Marie Eisen- Thomas, of Columbus were Sunday and Monday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. G.

Thomas, of DUE TO BAD WEATHER CON-J motive cab. George Burke, 52, also of Chillicothe, fireman on the first locomotive, leaped from the cab after being severely burned. He was taken a Chillicothe hospital. Escape Injury Other crew members who escaped injury were Engineer William Diehl, Fireman Earl Brand-enberg, Conductor Henry Dull-meyer and Trainman Pipe Lewis, all of Chillicothe. Strong reported that the rock slide loosened a boulder weighing about 100 tons which fell on the track.

The 63-car eastbound train struck It at full speed. Trains were being rerouted on the Chesapeake and Ohio lines until the wreckage and fallen stone could be cleared away. Hope is located in an isolated hill section 10 miles northeast of McArthur. GIFTSPURNED, SHOOTS WOMAN CAMDEN. N.

Dec. 27. IP Blrchard avenue. Mrs. Thomas Is a mother of S.

G. Thomas and John D. Thomas, a brother. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Blrkmler, of ditlons, it has been decided that the program which was to be given Tuesday night by the St.

Ann's WPA Recreation Dramatic club, would be postponed. Miss Mary Greta Shanahan, WPA recreation leader, said the date for the performance is undetermined. Dick's Shoe'Repair, 513 W. State 998.34, Including administrative costs of $244.15. November's total McPherson boulevard, spent Christ mas Day and Monday in Berea as suitable Job, and who worked any one day in each of 20 weeks 1938, for any employer subject to the law.

Name Interviewer With the announcement of the opening of the Fremont office, located on the second floor of the Fremont Messenger Co. building on south Arch street, Capt. Smith guests of their sdn-m-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles stated that they would have pre Bllckle.

A son and brother, John Birkmier, of Pittsburgh, was St. Prices that satisfy. adv. ferred answering the alarm rather than letting the home burn, but also present. LEO DALTON, 38, OF 806 was listed as October bills left over amounted to $234.12, while $20.98 in bills prior to October were okayed Illness of the Scott township clerk prevented bills from that township from being included.

Two bills submitted were not approved and one received approval only for partial payment. Other Statistics Sandusky county's share of Bellevue relief costs were $58.22 for November. Green Creek had a to- Franklin avenue, was arrested by Dr. and Mrs. K.

L. Vermilya, Mr, and Mrs. O. W. Bowlus and Mrs, Officers Joseph Forgatsch and Ed were powerless to act not only because of the rulings, but also because similar alarms in the past have been disregarded.

man, of 613 May street, Fremont. Judgment of $1,179.74 and Interest Is asked and foreclosure on part of inlot 2178, Fremont. Attorney William McC. Baumann represents the plaintiff. LAND SALE C.

A. Campbell of this city, and gar Rhodes Monday at 9:35 p. m. and charged with Intoxication and Mr. and Mrs.

Don Vermilya of disorderly conduct. He was taken Ashland, were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. R.

Boyer An attractive 26-year-old brunette was renorted in a critical condition Firemen would have been glad to have taken a truck load of hose and a nozzle to the fire and left them there for volunteers If it i on jNorwam. Attorney B. J. Hawk bid In fori in a hospital today from 10 bullet would have done any good, Mr. It 1 7 L.r.r wounds Detective Clarence Arthur November, $210 for October and said were inflicted by a man whose Hochenedel said.

However, the Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. MIssey, of Cleveland, are visiting at the S4.90 Drevious to October. Ball Christmas present she had returnea ville had a total of $188.80, includ-ine S109.65 for November, $59.15 home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs Arnold Schneider, of Clinton street, LAUNCH PROBE OF MUSICA SWINDLING for October and $20 for prior also announced that Miss Gladys Stone had been appointed junior interviewer. For the past four and one-half years Miss Stone has been employ, ed in the district office of the National Re-employment Service, a part of that time as Fremont manager. Appointment of Miss Stone brings the personnel of the office here to five, including Capt. Smith, Jack Wonzer was previously appointed claim clerk, as was Lester Zerck of Oak Harbor, while Miss Luela Miesle is typist. Opening of the office here will terminate the National Re-employment service office in the Federal building, R.

E. Snider, district manager, stated. This office serviced seven counties in the past. Assign Counties Under the new employment serv They spent Christmas here and will unopened several hours earner. The -young woman, Florence Gottwald, was shot last night, the detectives said, as she stepped from nearest hydrant Is at Dickinson street and a pumper would have been necessary to supply enough pressure for the hose.

It was said that Sandusky township trustees have made no furth return to their home Wednesday. a friend's automobile in front of The Rev. and Mrs. Edward Dal- er effort to enter into a contract ley and children, Agnes and John, with the city for such protection. Eva Pennington, a llenholder, five parcels of Fremont lnnd sold by Sheriff 1L L.

Myers Tuesday noon In the action of Frank Carabin against Arze Tuckerman and others. Bids were two-thirds of appraised valuations of $500, $500, $800, $1,000 and $1,000. RELEASE GIVEN Home Owners Loan Corporation has given release of deficiency judgment In its common pleas court action against George I. Stine and others, according to papers filed at the clerk of courts' office. claimYTfiled C.

H. Kirsch, of Gibsonburg, filed into custody at his home on complaint of his wife. A 53-YEAR-OLD FREMONT man was arrested for intoxication Sunday at 9:37 p. m. by Officer Joseph Forgatsch, who reported he found the man lying In the street at Napoleon and Jackson streets.

JOHN TALBOT, 425 SOUTH Arch street, reported to police Saturday that he had lost a pet dog, described as being part Scotty. Season's Greetings For health consult your physician and dentist regularly. Take Natural Mineral Water Baths with high available percentage of sulphur. Close at noon Sundays and Holidays. Jack Bellls Turn East at School, Green Springs Phone 154.

adv. GREEN CREEK TOWNSHIP of Oak Hill, arrived here Monday and are visiting at the home of There has been talk of annex months. Sandusky township had $10 for months prior to October and $92.07 for October. Townships presenting only November bills were: Riley $59.19, Washington $73.48, Wood-ville $100.98, York $11.50. Townships having both October and November bills listed in that respective order were: Jackson $24, Madison $10, Rice $10.33, $30.42.

The report showed S525.14 had been advanced for No Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Philo, of Birch-ard avenue.

They will return on ing the section where the fire oc curred and the county commission' ers have already given their ap Thursday, NEW YORK, Dec. 27. ff The methods by which the late F. Donald Coster-Musica concealed for years large-scale swindling of assets of the $87,000,000 McKesson Robbins drug corporation were examined today by Federal and state grand juries. Seeking an explanation of why his illegal activities were not investigated sooner, the Federal grand Jury called before It ten directors of the huge drug firm, third largest in the world.

proval. but thus far city council her home. Arthur said he took into custody a man he booked as Emil Mascher, 46-year-old WPA worker. "I loved her," the detective quoted him as saying. "For three years I tried to get her to marry me, but she wouldn't have anything to do with me.

"I don't know why I did this." Arthur said Mascher described the rejection of the Christmas present a box of candy as the "final blow." Bob Culbert, student at Ohio has failed to act on the matter. Northern university. Ada. is visit. ing his parents, Attorney and Mrs, C.

A. Culbert. of Blrchard avenue. LIONS CLUB HEARS TRAFFIC PROBLEMS during the holiday vacation. Paul Culbert, -of Columbus, was a guest ice, aanausKy ana uttawa counties have been assigned the Fremont office; Hancock county to Findlay; Huron county to Nor-walk; Seneca county to Tiffin: at tne t-umert home last weekend Bruce Dunmyer.

of Baltimore. left Sunday night for Balti claim for $33 Tuesday with county commissioners after dogs had raided his sheep Monday morning. The owner reported two sheep killed and six injured. I'LN'ALACCOL'NT Final account of Minerva Weller as ucrdian of Evalyina Weller has been filed in probate WELL KNOWN OHIO LOBBYIST IS DEAD COLUMBUS, Dee. 27.

Funeral services for Dewitt Clin more alter spending Christmas In Lindsey with his parents, Mr. and vember payrolls and amount due the county fund was $4,268.83. COUNTY PROJECTS CLOSED TUESDAY Sandusky county WPA projects were closed down Tuesday because of end of the month's working schedule. Projects will be resumed Wednesday if weather conditions will permit. Check-up Is being made among WPA workers, it was learned Tues Mrs.

a. D. Dunmyer. He is em ployed at the Bendix Aviation- ton Pemberton, 65, a familiar and Kadlo corporation. RESISTS ROBBERS, IS WOUNDED TWICE LORAIN, Dec.

27. IP John Windt, 49, of Youngstown, remained in serious condition at St. Joseph's hospital here today from bullet wounds received as he resisted a holdup at the home of his uncle. Influential figure in Ohio's leeis- officials have paid Into the county road and bridge fund through Engineer George Lieber $2,023.88 as the township's share of surface treating work, BIDS WILL BE OPENED SAT-urday by county commissioners for the January county infirmary grocery list, now posted at the court house. Call Gregg, Main 2981 for Home Demonstration of The Hendix Home Laundry, adv.

Henry Dorr, student at Northern Illinois College of Optometry, is lative halls, will be held Wednesday followed by burial In New spending the Christmas holidays in remont witn nis parents, Mr. and KIDNAPER GETS FEDERAL TERM Pemberton, who gained promi Mrs. A. Dorr, of Sixth street, nence as a lobbyist and a Repub A round table discussion of traffic problems in Fremont formed the program at the weekly meeting of the Lions club at the Fremont Hotel Tuesday. Police Chief Herman Schneider was a guest and at the request of members outlined some of the more pressing problems confronting his department In this regard, as well as the steps that have been taken to eliminate some of the hazards.

Lack of finances, which has even curtailed the purchase of parking and stop signs, is partly responsible for some of the existing evils, he said. The club went on record as endorsing the steps taken thus far by the police department and assured Chief Schneider of continued support. John Woodruff of Fremont, was also a guest at the luncheon. lican party leader, died Monday at his home here. day, to determine if any had re Mr.

and Mrs. W. G. Bechberger ana daughter, Miss Mildred Bech ceived enough employment since January 1. 1933 to make them berger, of Blrchard avenue, motor ed to Toledo Christmas day where eligible for benefits of the unem COUNTY HIGHWAY EM- A.

J. Hiser and children, Jimmy, Joellen and Kay, of Fostoria, were tney were dinner guests of Mr. and ployment compensation phases of ployes were set to work Tuesday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.

A. H. Downing. unloading a carload of coal at the the Social Security program. Applications for benefits under that W.

T. Miller, of Ballvllle township, over Christmas. Mrs. E. C.

Hofford. and lit county infirmary when weather conditions Interrupted their high phase are to be received within the next few days at the Fremont of tle daughter, Ethel Marie, of Ashland, spent the weekend with her way projects. Mr. and Mrs. F.

J. DeVoe. of fice. parents and sister. Mr.

and Mrs Police Sergt. S. S. McFadden said the wounded man and George Schenker, his uncle, had driven an automobile in Schenker's garage and were walking to the house last night when two holdup men ordered them to turn over their money. Windt lunged at one and the other fired three times, two of the shots striking Windt.

MOTHER, DAUGHTER TRAGEDY VICTIMS LORAIN, Dec. 27. Clasped In each other's arms, Mrs. George Cooley, 36, wife of a Lorain Kendallville, returned home Tuesday morning after a holiday visit with relatives in Fremont. C.

Schutt, and Ethel Marie Schutt, oi uaiiviue township. Mrs. DeVoe was formerly Miss Whilma Bower, of Fremont. Hal DeRan, student at West RELATIVES UNABLE TO PROVIDE BURIAL ern Reserve university. Cleveland.

BUFFALO, N. Dec. 27. John Simmons, 21, of Buffalo, was sentenced today to serve two years in a federal penitentiary at Chilll-cothe, on a charge of transporting across state lines an automobile used in kidnaping a woman novelist. Simmons, arrested recently in Grand Forks, N.

pleaded guilty last week before Federal Judge John Knight here. Simmons was one of two men arrested in connection with the kidnaping of Mrs. Louise Rose Eppley, 38, of Middlefleld, O. She charged that they attacked her after accepting a ride in her automobile near Fremont, O. Assistant Federal District Attorney Robert M.

Hitchcock, consenting to dismissal of a kidnaping indictment against Simmons, said that while the alleged attack was "a very serious offense," Simmons AMPUTATES HAND CAUGHT IN STOKER Wyandot county to Bucyrus, and Wood county to Bowling Green. Mr. Snider said all records, which include 9,334 active applicants in the seven counties, would be moved starting December 29, In regard to the benefit payments, Capt. Smith pointed out that there were some exceptions to eligibility. All employers are subject to the law where three or more persons are employed except those involving such occupations as farming, domestic service, shipping as seaman or officers, teaching, research, religious or charitable work, government service of any type, and commission salesmen who command their own time.

Needs Appointment An eligible applicant for compensation should apply at the local office for an appointment The applicant should have prepayment office and carry his iden-viously registered at a state em-tification card, as well as his Social Security card. He should give the place of his last job and the reason for leaving. If the job was left after October 1, he must have a separation slip from his last employer. If he obtains an appointment and his claim later is allowed, the waiting period begins January 1. The waiting period for those who lost their jobs through no fault of their own is three weeks.

For those who quit or were discharged for cause, the waiting period is six weeks. Procedure Given For those who were laid off, the first day the unemployed compensation begins is January 22. A week later, on or after January 29, the individual may come to the office and see if a job is available. If so, it must be taken. If not, a pay order is made out and sent to Columbus for checking.

The check will be mailed to the last known address of the applicant about a week or two later. Thus, the first checks to he distributed will probably arrive about the middle of February. Benefits may continue for 16 Walter Fink returned to Mil Is spending the holiday vacation in Fremont with his parents, Attorney New Year's Eve. Mammoth Floor Show Jitterbugs Jam Session Ike Armstrong Band Noise Makers Souvenirs Starting at 10. Tables Reserved.

$1.00 Per Couple Hotel Jackson. adv. LAKE ERIE CHAPTER OF THE waukee, Monday, after spending Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Fink, of ana mrs.

ai ueKan, of Hayes ave nue. Blrchard avenue. Miss Kathleen Rice, of Port Clin. Mr. and Mrs.

Nevln Wentz and ton, and Irvin Mutach, of Marble-head, were Christmas weekend funeral director, and her nine-year-old daughter, Kay, were found dead today in their smoke-filled home. The bodies were discovered by MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 27. IP Henry Donnett, 32-year-old public school janitor, smiled cheerfully from his general hospital bed today over prospects of a speedy recovery from the self-performed amputation of his right hand, smashed and caught in a stoker mishap on Christmas night. Mr.

and Mrs. Claude DeGroft, of North Fifth street, had as their Christmas guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf, of Cleveland, Capital University Alumni associa tion will hold a banquet at 6:30 p. Distant relatives here of Otto Frederick, 73, of 317 Pinewood avenue, Toledo, notified the sheriff's office they were unable to assist in burial of the elderly man, who died Monday at Lucas county hospital.

Coroner William Shapiro, of Toledo, said death was caused by a cerebral hemorrhage. Toledo authorities asked the sheriff's department here to communicate with relatives. The man was found ill at his home by a neighbor. Mr. Frederick lived alone.

The body was removed to the H. H. Blrken-kamp funeral home. the husband after he received a call at work from his daughter, advising him his wife was ill, but failing m. Wednesday in the Fremont Grace church.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Varley was "much less culpable than the otner delendant." to mention a fire. motored to Mansfield Tuesday to visit Mr. Varley's sister, Mrs.

J. J. McBride, a few days. Previously arrested was Francis Splndley, who is serving five years in prison alter pleading guilty In Hotel Jackson Guest Tomorrow at Our 35c Luncheon. Howard Linebaugh.

adv. YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE Leon Preston, of McPherson Hospital News Donnett's physician today told the patient his condition was "much improved," and that, baring infection, the arm probably would heal satisfactorily without further surgery. OUR WEATHER MAN WKtTHKR June, 1937, of a charge of inter boulevard, spent the Christmas hol state transportation of a stolen au tomobile. iday in Norwalk with his mother. Helen Balduf, daughter of Mr, First Brethren church will hold guests at her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Rice, of Ohio avenue. Miss Mary McMahon, of Dayton, has returned there after spending Christmas in Fremont with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. McMahon, of south Park avenue. Mrs. Mary Herman and daughter, Miss Helen Herman, of Whittlesey street, spent Christmas In Bellevue with Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Herman. Miss Helen Smith, of Cleveland, spent the Christmas weekend in Fremont with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Smith, of McPherson boulevard. Bill Kridler, senior at Wooster college, Wooster, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kridler, of south Wayne street, during the Christmas recess. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Miller, of and Mrs. Cooney Balduf, of Port Clinton, R. F. D.

2, underwent an their mid-week 'service and choir rehearsal Wednesday at 7 n. m. The FIVE ARE KILLED Birchard avenue, spent the weekend and Christmas with J. J. Walker and children, of Bowling Green.

emergency appendectomy Saturday adult services will be held at the FUNERALS night in Memorial hospital. parsonage. December meeting of AS AUTOS COLLIDE Henry Davis and family, of Ak the Sunday School board will follow the meetings. Mrs. August Moellman ron, were weekend guests of Mr.

Dewey Belch, of Gibsonburg, was re-admltted to Memorial hospital Saturday and underwent minor surgery. He was released Sunday and Mrs, C. E. Boyd and Miss Jean Davis, of west State street. Funeral services for Mrs.

August Moellman, 74, who died Friday at her home south of Elmore, were Beauty Shop Lewis open. now adv. COMITI(IX A well devrl-nped atnrm urea la crnfrnl over the l.rfiil I. ultra. Hltrnrtrd hy mod-rrnte to heavy ftntiwfall In the Ink region unit M.

valley. Hitch prr- ure pri-alata over Ihe Canadian prairie pruvlni'i-a, and a I a bu overapread Ihe plnlna alalea ar-enmpunled by a eiild wave. Zero morning. weeks if the worker was laid off Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Kruno, of Thomas Rex, one-year-old son of Genoa, spent the Christmas weekend In Fremont with relatives. neid Sunday at 2 p. from the Grace Lutheran church at Elmore. The Rev. V.

C. Ridenour officiated and burial was in Union ceme Lester Groke, of Tiffin, spent Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rex, of Alger street, who had been receiving treatment in a Lorain hospital following an accident near there, was tnrough no fault of his own, and for 13 weeks if he was discharged or quit. Benefits stop when the worker gets a job in any case.

A scheduling station for Ottawa county is to be opened this week in the commissioners' room at the court house in Port Clinton. tery, Elmore, two singer sang Robert Schneider, Ohio State university student, Columbus, Is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Christmas with his mother, Mrs.

Alda Hollenbeck, of Fremont. SNOW admitted to Memorial hospital Sunday evening. He had suffered a skull fracture when he fell from Arnold Schneider, of Clinton street, over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs.

Burdette Johnson. AN OAK HARBOR MAN, whose car had been taken by the sheriff's department after he had driven into a ditch, reported the auto stolen to the Fremont police radio station. The man had been drinking, sheriff's deputies said. LICENSE PLATE 3580-R WAS found along the Port Clinton road and turned over to the sheriff's department. A check revealed the plate had been reported lost by T.

Szakovits, of R. F. D. 5. the family car but Is now improv' Miss Elsie McKay, freshman at ing satisfactorily.

Saturday he had of Dearborn, were guests of Miss Betty Jane Fought, of south Park avenue, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seymour, of Ohio State university, Is visiting special nymns. Pallbearers were George Ulch of Fremont, Carl Moellman of Detroit, Harold Buck of Elmore, Perry Anstead of Lindsey and Earl Blausey of Wood-vllle.

Among those who attended the large services were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moellman and daughter Eulalla, Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Moellman, Warren Moellman, Marian Moellman, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eisen- trrnperaturea are reported aotithnard Into Nebraska and Iowa, with rraillnga of xo to SO heluw aero In northern North Dakota and the Canadian pralrlea. FltRMONT ItKADIKGS HlRhPBt temperatura yeaterday 37; on sam dote last year 89; lowest temperature yeaterilay 26; on flame date taut year 27: nrerlnfta- JUDGE OVERMYER TO GIVE ADDRESS Fremont Elks lodee will ohserv. been removed to his home here.

Jack Shockey, of north Fifth ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover McKay, of Second street, over the holidays. street, underwent a major opera Americanization Night Tuesdav ANGOLA, Dec. 27.

P--E1-J Garner, 66, of Delta, died today in on Angola hospital Increasing the death toll of a Christmas morning automobile collision near the Indiana-Ohio State line to five. Mrs. Garner was a passenger In a car driven by Fred McKeen, 45, of Delta, when it collided with an automobile driven by William 01-shonsky, 30, of Chicago. Olshonsky his wife, Fay, 24, and Mrs. Sonia Brockstein, 35, also of Chicago were killed in the collision and Mrs.

Sarah Learner, 26, of La-Grange, was injured fatally. TRUCKERSUfHRS INJURIES TO LEG Wilbur Dicken, of Burgoon, driver for the Sandusky County Farm Bureau Cooperative association, is recovering at his home from a leg injury suffered last week when a jack slipped from under the Farm Bureau gasoline truck he was repairing at his home. Dicken was struck by a bumper of the truck as it fell from the jack. The driver had been repairing a spring when the accident oc curred. Miss Marcella Durnwald.

beautv tion yeatcr.lRy trace; on same date tion Sunday night in Memorial hospital. His condition was de evening with Judge A. W. Over-myer as the principal speaker. The Iw principal speaxer.

The iaai year SEA SCOUT SEA SCOUT scribed as "good" Tuesday. TROOP OF THE Havo. month of December has been set culture student at Cleveland, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Durnwald, of Rawson rity Discharged Saturday and Sunday arVhedu led t'o mVeTw dnesday Americanization month for i.ii, Elks lodges throughout tha Elks lodges throughout the coun Amarillo hour.

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ruff, Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Huntzlnger, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joseph and Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Havens, all ofi Fremont; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moellman of Detroit; Mrs. Anna Moell-I at 7:30 p. m.

in the church. Atlanta from Memorial hospital were: Mrs. Alfred Bowersox and son, of St Ann's street: Mrs. James Caborn, Mr. and Mrs.

bllus Ottney. lioaton Huftaio THE REV. B. E. STEVENS.

PAS try, and each Is making a special effort in this direction. The meeting will also be the last in 1938 and an Initiation will be fol of Fremont, spent Christmas in Today TUIO A. M. 14 clear 42 clear 3S rain 26 rain 8 anuw 18 clear Z'i snow 20 snow 4 clear 16 cloudy -14 clnndy tor of the Hayes Memorial Mpthn Bloomville with her parents, Mr. 1'hiiaKO Cincinnati Cleveland ColumMia of Sandusky avenue, accident patient; and Guy Evans, of Gibsonburg, R.

F. P. 2. Fremont, returned home Monday night after visiting over Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. W. Seymour, of LaFayette, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Kiser, of Huntington, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yarger and Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Ball, of Fremont, were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Leinbaugh, of south Buckland avenue. Miss Ellen Colon, from the Panama Canal zone, will arrive here Wednesday to visit Miss Eileen Mangette, of Ball street, over New Year's. The two girls are classmates at Mary Manse college, Toledo. Miss Lois Swedersky, of Ohio avenue, was a guest at the home dist church, has announced that the Cincinnati area, over which Bishon and Mrs. Ross Creager.

man, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Held and Mr.

and Mrs. Czar Haddad of Toledo, and many others. lowed by a banquet in the club rooms. Smith presides, will hold its an Miss Marian Chor, of Gabel nual convention on January 10, in the St. Paul's M.

E. church. Toledo. Yesterday Maximum 34 18 38 42 36 38 42 40 14 34 30 68 42 (8 -4 10 62 52 44 64 42 411 60 46 street, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Chor, of near Bowline The speakers will be Bishnna LOOK WHO'S HERE Green, over the Christmas holidays. Hughes, Kenney and Miller. Dr. Mr. and Mrs.

gTp. Hafford. of Ui'liver Detroit Duluth El Prho Kanntia City I.os Antla Medicine Hat Minneapolis New Orleans New York I'arkerxbura; I'hoenix I'ittaburirh Portland, Or. San Francisco Forsythe and Dr. Grossland.

Patients released Monday from Memorial hospital included: Mrs. Eugene Merrill and son, of Tiffin street; Mrs. Lawrence Kolkemey-er and son, of Gibsonburg; Mrs. Earl Karr, of Fremont, R. F.

D. and Carrie Lou Edwards, one-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mel-vin Edwards, of Dickinson street, medical patient Discharged from Community mi near 10 clear HO clear 10 snow -I clear 60 cloudy 52 cloudy J3 cloudy 38 clear 36 rain 38 rain 48 clear 44 cloudy REGULAR MEETING OF FRE- Fremont, were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Thomas, of Ravenna, O. MOTHER LOCATED HAS BIRTHDAY Rex Bush, Mentone, indicted for the murder of Night Marshal Neal D. Fowler, of Clyde, on December 6, passed his twentieth birthday in county jail Monday without a visitor to see him. His mother, who had been visiting in Fremont, returned to her Indiana home for the holidays. She expects to return to Fremont later.

No date has been set yet for the youth WILMINGTON, Dee. 27. aliasing since Christmas eve I Miss Geraldlne Rice, freshman at of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper, December 24: Mr.

and Mrs. Owen Hunker, of Sandusky, are the parents of a daughter born Saturday. The mother Is a daughter of Mrs. Alda Hollenbeck, of Fremont-December 27: Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Walters, of Burgoon, are the parents of a son born at 2:26 a. m. Tuesday morninz in Memor mont Moose lodge will be Thursday night in the Temple. Final plans for the New Year' eve dance will be made and advance reservations point to a record- Findlay college, arrived home last ox fort unnton, Monday. when she learned of the drowning of her sIx-year-oM daughter, Mrs.

i juniper weekend to visit her parents here. i eieHr -4 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fahlbush. tiancne Keii.

tr-y was Identl-1 Veierdn'. iiiKb (breaking crowd. An eight-piece hospital last weekend was Donald Hansen, seven-year-old son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

R. Gillespie and 1 of Croghan street, spend Christmas fied cs a pctVnt in the Boston nri'hartrf. A lmlnva l.ovr in- of daughters, Darlene and Nancy May, in Detroit, visiting Mr. and Mrs, pycao.Uiic boftjiiui, w.toi.j. mu ym aiivt ucii wui 10 emer a lormai plea on the bt a XUTSr ihow.

Jdictment, HuMutvii, tuk. -it. and Mt-s. Clareuc Hansen, Helena. ial hospital.

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