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A2 RECORDS The News-Messenger, Fremont, Ohio, Tuesday, July 20, 1993 State Oks $6.5 million Deaths Daily Log Hospital dttezinnment lbi 'IMF ,1111. 111 El VIP 1E for 1101A IN. Memorial Admitted Monday Robert Depotty 6-monthold son of Robert and Kimberly Depotty, East State Street; Erica Cenlcus, 1-year-old daughter of Tracey and David Cenkus, Clyde. Discharged Monday Alexis Alvarado, 1-month-old daughter of Maria and Raul Alvarado, Sandusky County Road 129. Stocks Fremont police Accident Two Fremont youths were released after treatment at Memorial Hospital after they rode into the side of a car Monday night.

Tiffany R. Hasselbach, 10, 302 Fourth and Joe R. Mata, 10, 310 Ohio were southbound in a yard near Kroger's on South Fifth Street when they rode into the parking lot and struck the side of a car driven by Robert L. Fisher, 41, 1312 Kentucky Ave. No citations were issued.

Vandalism Employee of Lesher Printers, 810 N. Wilson reported seven poles uprooted near rear property line. Poles were left on the ground. Vandalism Christina J. Holland, 605 W.

State reported car's hatchback lock broken out while car parked in 600 block of Napoleon Street overnight Sunday. Theft George Metter, 437 N. Wood reported Monday camera equipment valued at $365, $40 binoculars, $35 electric fan and $170 television taken from motor home parked in rear yard. Mary Elizabeth Folk Aug. 17, 1913-July 19, 1993 CLYDE Mary Elizabeth Folk, 80, Sandusky County Road 177, Clyde, died Monday at Elmwood Nursing Center in Green Springs.

She was born in York Township to Cecil and Alta (Shriver) Dymond. She married Wilbur Folk on April 23, 1931. He died in 1985. Mrs. Folk was a homemaker and a life-long member of Mt.

Carmel United Methodist Church, where she played the piano and organ for 61 years. Surviving are son Don Folk of Green Springs; four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; and brother Gene Dymond of French Gulch, Calif. Her parents are deceased. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m.

Wednesday at Harris Funeral Home in Bellevue. Services will begin at 2 p.m. Thursday at Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church, with burial at York Free Chapel Cemetery. Memorials may be made the church memorial fund.

million distribution center in Hancock County. The board, made up of six leg- islators and a representative of Gov. George Voinovich, also released a $400,000 grant to Han-or cock County for highway improvements needed for the Kohl's project. The Ohio Department of Devel- opment said the distribution hub for the department store chain was expected to create 348 full- time and 220 part-time jobs. Controllers approved a $266,000 loan and a $150,000 grant to LaF ronteriza, a Toledo company that produces corn flour tortillas and tortilla chips.

The money will help the company buy a bulk flour handling system. LaFronteriza expects to create 10 jobs and retain 140. Some other grants approved included $300,000 to Motor Pan- els! Belmont County, for building improvements and equipment; $200,000 to Ebony Fuel, Columbus, to buy machinIs ery; $200,000 to Ohio Beef Corp. to buy an Erie County packing house; and $100,000 to Landmark Plastics Summit County, to help pay for a rail spur at its proposed building site. Associated Press COLUMBUS The state Controlling Board approved $6.5 million in government loans and grants for development projects that are expected to create or retain more than 1,300 full-time jobs.

The city of Toledo got the single-largest package $4.5 million to help buy a 15-story downtown building occupied by Libbey-Owens-Ford Co. Controllers on Monday approved a $4 million loan for the city to use in acquiring the LOF headquarters from the company's employee pension fund. The building will be leased back to LOF at a substantial rental savings for the company. The loan is to be repaid at 3 percent interest over 10 years. Also approved was a $500,000 state grant to Toledo to help cover renovation costs.

The purchase is part of a plan to keep 300 white-collar jobs in Lucas County. LOF makes glass products for the construction and automotive industries. Controllers OK'd a $150,000 state grant for Kohl's Corp. to help buy equipment for a $20 Con- .5 Ina and rojects reII-time sin- 5 mil- i-story ed by ap- or the a LoF ompa- t. The ick to ii say- 1 at 3 irs.

help pur- keep Lucas for notive 50,000 rp. to 12n Roger Smith March 8, 1938-July 18, 1993 BRADNER Roger "RT" Smith, 55, 1313 U.S. 6, Bradner, died Sunday evening at his residence. He had been ill the past few years. Mr.

Smith was owner-operator of Ed's Bar and Grill, a millwright at Brush Wellman in Elmore and at Allied-Signal in Fostoria. Mr. Smith was born in Bowling Green to Enoch and Dorothy (Corbin) Smith. His first wife was Sandra Roderich; they divorced and he married Janet Zender on May 9, 1981, in Fostoria. She survives.

Mr. Smith was a U.S. Navy veteran, a member of Moose Lodge 1567 in Fremont, former member of Elmore Jaycees, a little league coach in Elmore for six years, former Harris-Ehnore volunteer firefighter and a charter member of Brush Wellman Credit Union. Surviving are son Mark A. Smith in Reno, daughter Cassandra Smith of Elmore; stepdaughters Nonnie and Windy Affholder, both at home; brothers Robert of Monrovia, and Raymond, address unknown.

Son Roger Jr. is deceased. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. at Bamdt Funeral Home, 121 W. South Wayne.

There will be no services. Memorials may be made to the cancer society. William M. Titsworth William M. Titsworth, 62, 1613 Arrowhead Drive, died Monday evening at home.

Arrangements are pending at Karlovetz Mortuary. Previous day's close AEIPw 3814 Vs MartM 811213s 6414Ps Moore 1712 Amrtch 7814 NflkSo 6234- 34 BncOne 5512- Vs OhloEd 2434- BrshW1 1134 NC Permey 4434- 34 CedrFr 28 -1 Pfizer 63 7s CentEn 1734- RalsPus 46 1s Chryslr 44-1 Revco 1134- 14 Chr Insv 2812- 14 Sears 46 ColGs 2112 Society 34 DanaCp 5519 StdPrd 35- 12 Eaton 44 34 SvMer 1214- FordM 5112 Trinova 31 GTEs 3678 NC UnCarb 1834- Gannett 4934- Varity 3112 14 GnMotr 4734 NC WMX 31 -1 Heinz 35- WalMts 26 KMart 2034 14 WhrIpl 6012234 Kroger 187s Wolwth 25- 12 Buying Prices Admitted serial killer claims he set 160 fires Fremont buying prices Wheat 2.80.06 New Crop Wheat 2.80.06 Corn to Kansas 2.25.02 New Crop to Kansas 2.21.01 Corn to Ballville 2.28 .02 New Crop to Ballville 2 24.01 Corn to Clyde 2.30 .02 New Crop to Clyde 2.26.01 Oats 1.70 NC New Crop Oats 1.70 NC Soybeans 7.1610 New Crop Soybeans 7.10408 Sheriff Theft Ruth Miller, 406 S. Buchanan reported Monday MO portable police scanner taken from vehicle parked at Ba llville Township House Friday night. Vandalism David Augustyniak, 2368 Maplewood Toledo, an employee of Frigid Fleet Ice Cream, reported a man from another ice cream company tore antennae off and damaged truck with bat at migrant camp on U.S. 20 and Sandusky County Road Ill Monday.

He will contact the county prosecutor. Theft An employee at Lakota High School discovered three televisions were taken from the building overnight Sunday. Window frames pryed open to gain entry. Births Betty E. Fey Aug.

23, 1922-July 18, 1993 TIFFIN Betty E. Fey, 70, 386 North Sandusky Street, Tiffin, died Sunday at St. Francis Health Care Centre in Green Springs. She was born in Seneca County to Clarence and Daisy (Bloom) and graduated in 1940 from Green Springs High School. She married Paul R.

Fey on Jan. 31, 1948, in Republic. He survives. Mrs. Fey worked as a colorist at Boles and Dandurand Studio many years ago.

She was a member of Trinity United Church of Christ in Tiffin and the Daughters of America. Surviving are sons Gary L. of Tiffin and Roger L. of Perrysburg; four grandchildren; sisters Ve lva Dye and Maxine Herbert of Tiffin; and brothers Burden Black of Clyde and Doyle and Marlin Black of Tiffin. Services will begin at 11 a.m.

Wednesday at Hannay-Nemeth Mortuary in Tiffin, where visitaAion will be from 7 to 9 p.m. today. Memorials may be made to Seneca County Cancer Society. Associated Press CALDWELL, Ohio Thomas Lee Dillon, who pleaded guilty last week to killing five outdoorsmen, has told authorities he set 160 fires over five years, a sheriff said. The fires caused an estimated million in damage, Noble County Sheriff Landon Smith said Monday.

Dillon, 43, of Magnolia, said he set 160 fires and committed other acts of vandalism in eastern Ohio, Smith said. As part of a plea agreement, Dillon will not be prosecuted for the fires, Smith said. The fires were set in at least Coshocton, Belmont, Guernsey, Carroll, Columbiana and Tuscarawas counties, Smith said. He said he believed Dillon's claims. Dillon pleaded guilty to five counts of aggravated murder in the deaths of Donald Welling, 35, of Strasburg; Jamie Paxton, 21, of Bannock; Kevin Loring, 30, of Duxbury, Claude Hawkins, 49, of Mansfield; and Gary Bradley, 44, of Williamstown, W.Va.

All were shot while hunting, fishing or jogging alone in rural areas between 1989 and 1992. Real Estate Transfers Fremont fire Smoke A smoking air conditioner brought firefighters to the C.S. Brady Mall, 219 S. Front at 1:23 p.m. Monday.

Exhaust fans were used to clear smoke from the building. Damage estimates unavailable this morning. ELECTRIC RAZOR Sharpening inspection FREE The News-Messenger USPS 210-020 JULY 20, 1993 VOL. 138 NO. 91 The Fremont News Founded 1887 The Fremont Messenger Founded 1856 Merged October 1 1938 Donald Young, 39, Clyde, and Roberta L.

Young, 36, Tiffin, dissolution. Robert Lincoln Heath 36, Bellevue, and Frances Joan Heath, 30, Bellevue, dissolution. Dixie L. Suter and Connie J. Hohlfelder, 1125 Sandusky County Road 42, Gibsonburg, $87,000, July 7.

Clayton V. Weiker and Kathryn Weiker to Travis L. Bates and Deborah S. Stein, 317 S. Washington Fremont, $75,000, July 7.

James M. Ramos and Cynthia A. Ramos to Todd J. Bickley, 1336 Circle Drive, Fremont, $46,500, July 7. Richard E.

Zeller to Heidi E. Zeller, 103 Winfield Court, Bellevue, $37,000, July 7. Donald J. and Audrey L. Wen-singer to Andrew Jr.

and Bessie Cooper, 426 Ohio Fremont, $35,000, July 7. Estate of Irene H. Neumeyer to Gerald L. Swartz and Lee A. Swartz, 908 Franklin Fremont, $69,900, July 8.

Kenneth C. Fork and Ronald A. and Annette Carnicom, 201 Sandusky County Road 50, Helena, $30,000, July 8. 000110 11000.1111P" All Makes With This Ad While You Wait REPAIR CLINIC Memorial July 18 Shannon and Lafe Hopkins, 16412 W. Water, Oak Harbor, a son at 10:05 a.m.

Other Hospitals July 19 Cindi and Terrance Haubert of Lakeshore Drive, Willowick, an 8-pound, 6-ounce son, Derick Ryan, at 12:40 p.m. at Euclid General Hospital. He was 20 inches long. Local grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas "Jake" Haubert of Fremont. Local great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haubert of Fremont. July 17 Michelle and Capt.

Brady Glick of Kalmazoo, an 8-pound, 10-ounce son, Keegan Michael in Kalamazoo. He was 20 inches long. Local grandparents are Carol and Michael Glick of Green Springs. Local great-grandmother is Mrs. Russell Hirt of Fremont.

July 16 Tina Halbisen and Bill Kasmierski of Toledo, an 8- pound, 2-ounce daughter, Ashley Nicole, at 12:47 p.m. at Toledo Hospital. She was 2034 inches long. Local grandparents are Norb and Mary Halbisen of Fremont. Local great-grandmothers are Dorothy Smith, Rose Halbisen and Coletta Benlein of Fremont.

July 16 Michelle and Thomas Keating of Fremont, a 7- pound, 4V2-ounce son, Parker Bryent, at 5:56 p.m. at Fostoria Community Hospital. He was 20 inches long. Local grandparents are Tom and Rhea Keating of Fremont and Beverly McClory of Fostoria, formerly of Clyde. Local great-grandfather is Harry McClory of Fremont.

July 15 Pamela and Robert Sumner, 1223 Stilwell, a 7-pound, 4-ounce daughter, Cassidy Renee, at 3:17 a.m. at Fire lands Community Hospital in Sandusky. She was 1912 inches long. Local grandparents are Eilford and Reeda Case of Fremont. Published Daily Except Sunday by: Gannett Satellite Information Network, Inc.

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19, 1928-June 11, 1993 LOS ANGELES Former Edmund John Ahner, 64, of Los Angeles, died I June 11 at Sunrise Hospital in 'Las Vegas of complications after breaking his leg. He was attend- ing a reunion with family. Mr. Abner was born in Fremont to Edmund and Rose (Heschel) Allier. He attended St.

Ann's School and graduated from Ross High School in 1946. He was a U.S. Army veteran, as a medic during the 'Korean War. Mr. Ahner was a resident of Los Angles since the mid-1950s, had a successful career as a floral designer in Westwood, Calif.

Surviving are his companion Elwin Wilkinson of California and sisters Rosalind Malone of San Francisco, and Eileen Miner and Jeanne Miers of N.M. Also surviving are relatives in the Fremont area. His parents, sister Norma Jane and brothers Gerald and Joseph are deceased. A memorial service was con-', ducted at Christ the King Catholic Community Church in Las Vegas. :7 Burial will be later this month at Westwood Memorial tery in Los Angeles.

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