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Wilhelm, 92, died Thursday at Bethesda Care Center. Arrangements are pending with Nopper-Veh Funeral Home, Gibsonburg. Cletus Smith Died Oct. 18, 2001 Cletus Smith, 79, of Limerick Road, Clyde, died Thursday evening at home. Arrangements Mitchell-Auxter Funeral Home, Clyde.

Gail Marie Howell Sept. 22, 1935 Oct. 17, 2001 Gail Marie Howell, 66, 922 N. 5th died Wednesday at the Medical College of Ohio Hospital, Toledo. She was born in Amsden to Bernard and Edith (Werth) LeJeune and graduated with the class of 1953 at Ross High School.

She married Samuel Howell on Oct. 6, 1956, at St. John's Lutheran Church in Fremont, and he survives. A homemaker, Mrs. Howell retired from Ohio Bell in 1959.

She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church and the VFW and American Legion auxiliaries. She was a former den mother for Cub Scout Pack 354. Surviving in addition to her' husband are sons Howard of Gibsonburg and James of Port Clinton; daughter Laura Lehmann of Fremont; and five grandchildren and seven -grandchildren. She is preceded by brothers Lewis and Wayne LeJeune.

Visitation: 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday, Keller-Ochs-Koch Funeral Home. Services: 11 a.m. Monday, St.

John's Lutheran Church. Burial: Greenlawn Memory Gardens, Clyde. Memorials: To the church. Online condolences: http://kellerkoch.plan4ever.com Correction Go to your doctor if you suspect anthrax Because of a source's error, it was reported incorrectly in Thursday's News-Messenger that individuals who suspect they have anthrax exposure should seek treatment' from the Sandusky County Health Department. Individuals must seek treatment from their own doctors.

In case of error It is the policy of The NewsMessenger to correct mistakes in a timely fashion. To report errors, please call 332-5511. Stocks. Thursday's Dow 9164.12, down 68.85 AEP 43.25 ANDE 9.11 APAC 1.69 BOBE 18.37 BW 10.96 CHD 25.15 CPN 25.27 CSX 33.33 CTB 13.10 DCN 11.77 DCX 35.00 DG 13.42 ETN 65.55 16.77 FE 35.60 FITB 54.45 FUN 19.30 GCI 63.25 GM 42.02 HBAN 15.27 HNZ 41.24 HSC 30.54 JCP 22.56 KEY 21.05 KM 7.50 KR 24.78 LMT 46.25 Hospital MEMORIAL Admitted Thursday Robert Cullen, Clyde; Joyce Ross, Fremont. Discharged Thursday Stacy Gentry, Oak Harbor.

Births Oct. 14 Erika (Pickard) and Kevin Simpson, Point Place, Toledo, a 9-pound, 11-ounce son, Gabriel James, at 8:45 a.m. at St. Luke's Hospital, Maumee. He was 21 inches long.

Grandparents are Bill and Pam Pickard and Dave and Hazel Pickard of Fremont, David and DeAnne Simpson of Waterville, Jim Branco of Bellevue, Ruth Coleman of Vestel, N.Y., and Regina Simpson of Phoenix, Ariz. Oct. 13 Laurie and Craig Pocock, Clyde, a 7-pound, 11-ounce daughter, Claire Elise Louise, at 6:26 a.m. at Bellevue Hospital. She was 20 inches long.

Grandparents are Don and Linda Thompson of Clyde and Alice Treat of Bellevue. Greatgrandparents are Don and Mae Spaide of Clyde. Sandusky County sheriff CHARGES Rosemary C. Runion, 44, of W. Water Oak Harbor, obstructing justice, awaiting court.

Cory Allen Aldrich, 22, of 1215 S. Main St. Lindsey, domestic violence, having weapons while under disability and illegal manufacture of drugs, awaiting court. ASSAULT I At 4:33 p.m. Thursday, a juvenile reported he was assaulted by two other juveniles near the Ballville Dam.

His father plans to discuss the incident with the parents of the other juveniles, and if things can't be worked out, charges may be filed, reports say. CRIMINAL DAMAGING I At 12:21 p.m. Thursday, a man in the 900 block of Sandusky Coun- ty Road 39 reported his mailbox had been blown up overnight. Fremont police CHARGES I Leslie Wayne Lee, 41, no permanent address, Thursday, two counts of aggravated menacing, awaiting court. Leroy A.

Stratton, 21, of 336 Spruce Thursday, domestic violence, awaiting court. William L. Webb, 32, of 926 White Thursday, domestic violence, awaiting court. FOUND ARTICLES At 5:40 a.m. Thursday, a BMX racing bike was found in the middle of the eastbound land of Napoleon Street.

The bike was taken to the station to be tagged. THEFT FROM A MOTOR VEHICLE 1 At 9:13 p.m. Thursday, a woman reported a stereo valued at $100 was stolen from her car and a CD changer valued at $100 was damaged while the car was parked in the 2000 block of Oak Harbor Road. At 3:25 p.m. Thursday, a man reported a CD player and about $3 or $4 in cash was stolen from his vehicle while on Baker Street.

THEFT At 8:56 p.m. Thursday, a man in the 300 block of Morrison Street re- To: BALLVILLE TWP. RESIDENTS: LEAF PICK UP BEGINS OCT. 22 Call the township house at 332-7830. Leave your name, phone number and address.

Leaves must be raked in a row to the edge of your property. Leaves only will be picked up. No limbs, brush or twigs. No bagged leaves. Leaf Collecton Route begins on the East side of the Township and moves west.

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Mark Neumann, D.O. Sister Henrietta Wagner, RSM July 26, 1908 Oct. 16, 2001 Sister Henrietta Wagner, 93, formerly Sister Mary Chrysostom, died Tuesday at St. Bernardine Home. She was born in Delphos to Earl and Verena (Hemker) Wagner.

She entered the Sisters of Mercy on Oct. 10, 1926, and made her profession of vows on Sept. 1, 1929. Sister Henrietta began teaching in 1928 and served as elementary teacher principal at St. Vincent de Paul, Toledo; St.

Mary, Mansfield; Holy Angels, Sandusky; St. Mary, Kirby; St. Peter, Archbold; St. Rita, Carrizozo, N.M.; and as a high school teacher at Holy Family, Columbus; St. Mary, Sandusky; Central Catholic and McAuley, Toledo and Cincinnati.

She retired to St. Bernardine Home in 1982 and, until several weeks ago, she was busy with convent duties that served the Sisters and employees. Sister Henrietta received a bachelor's degree from De Sales College, Toledo, and master's degree from the University of Cincinnati. She also attended Mary Manse College, Toledo, Xavier University of Cincinnati, John Carroll University, Cleveland, and the University of Iowa and became certified as a secondary school counselor. She is survived by sisters Rita Horton of California and Mary Ann Modica of Lima; brothers Clarence of California and Leon of Wisconsin.

She is preceded by sister Catherine and brothers Frank, Harold, Richard, Eugene, Arnold and Lawrence. Visitation: 2 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday, St. Bernardine Home. Services: 4:30 p.m.

Monday, St. Bernardine Chapel, with all day. Burial: Convent Cemetery. Memorials: To the Sisters of Mercy or donor's choice. Arrangements: Keller-OchsKoch Funeral Home.

Emil A. Webert Jan. 25, 1919 Oct. 18, 2001 Emil A. Webert, 82, of Elmore, died Thursday at St.

Charles Mercy Hospital, Toledo. He was born in Latvia to Carl and Matilda (Batke) Webert. Mr. Webert farmed for 50 years, retiring in 1982. He was a member of Elmore Church of God and various farming organization.

He by half brother Fred. Visitation: 5 to 8 p.m. today and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Crosser Funeral Home, Elmore Chapel.

Services: 1 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Burial: Clay Township Cemetery. Memorials: To the church. Jones service There will be a memorial service for Malachi Jones Jr.

at 11 a.m. Saturday at Glass City Church of Christ, 901 Hoag Toledo. Also surviving Mr. Jones whose full obituary appeared in Thursday's paper, are his wife Lorraine Jones, daughter Terrika King and stepson Terrence Arrington. Their names were not provided to the paper for the original obituary.

Buying prices Wheat 2.55 New Crop Wheat 2.68 Corn to Attica 1.71 New Corn to Attica NA Corn to Green Sps 1.71 New Corn to G. S. NA Corn to Old Fort 1.71 New Corn Old Fort NA Corn to Ballville 1.71 New Corn to Ballville 1.77 Corn to Bellevue 1.71 New Corn to Bellevue 1.77 Corn to Clyde 1.82 New Corn to Clyde 1.88 Soybeans 4.37, New Crop 4.12 Source: Country Spring Farmers Co-op YES! I am running for Ballville Township without the ugly yard KEEPING BALLVILLE BEAUTIFUL! Re-Elect DAVID RIMELSPACH Paid for by the committee to re-elect David Rimelspach, 904 W. CR 201 Fremont, OH 43420 ported someone had stolen Halloween decoration lights valued at $350 from his front yard. Gibsonburg police CHARGES Allan D.

Puckett, 39, of Defiance Park, Wayne, Ohio, counts of illegal processing of documents and one count resisting arrest and drug nalia, awaiting court. Court COMMON PLEAS A Toledo man was sentenced Thursday to 14 months in prison on a reduced fourth-degree felony charge of cocaine possession. Sandusky County Common Pleas Judge Harry A. Sargeant Jr. gave Solomon Williams, 30, of 3345 Elm St.

70 days credit for time served in the Sandusky County Jail, records show. Williams pleaded guilty June 19 to the charge. A Sandusky County grand jury indicted Williams Sept. 22, 2000, on a third-degree felony charge of cocaine possession. The charge was reduced as the result of plea negotiations.

Williams possessed the drug Aug. 5, 2000, in Woodville, reports indicate. In other court news: I A Clyde man pleaded guilty Thursday before Sargeant to a reduced charge of attempted carrying a concealed weapon, fifth-degree felony. Jack C. Williams, 19, of 226 East St.

now faces up to one year in prison and a $2,500 fine. No sentencing date has been set. A Sandusky County grand jury indicted Williams July 18 on a fourthdegree felony charge of carrying a concealed weapon. The charge was reduced as the result of plea negotiations. Williams attempted to possess a semi-automatic handgun with two live rounds ready at hand on June 18 in Fremont, records show.

A Lindsey man pleaded innocent Thursday before Judge Margaret K. Weaver to a charge of ille- SATURDAY, OCT. 20, 7:30 AM EARLY CAROL'S BIRD NUMBERS TAG GARAGE OPEN SERVICE 8:00 AM HOME OPEN 2:00 PM SALE ENDS! COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATION 1512 CR 243, FREMONT, OH (East on US 6 Go over ByPass to second road on right last home on road) gal cultivation of marijuana, a fifthdegree felony. Corey A. Aldrich, 22, of 1215 Ohio 590 was released on a recognizance bond after his arraignment.

A jury trial is set for 9 a.m. Jan. 7, 2002. Aldrich was indicted Oct. 5 on the charge by a Sandusky County grand jury.

He is accused of cultivating more than 200 grams of the drug at a Washington Township residence in the 1100 block of South Main Street, records show. A Wauseon man entered a pretrial diversion Wednesday after he pleaded no contest before Sargeant to charges of tampering with 4560 three drug each of parapher- records, a third-degree felony and forgery, a fifth-degree felony. Mario Gallegos, 23, of 241 Greco Drive is required to remain a law abiding citizen while on the two-year program. A diversion is an alternative to conviction. If Gallegos successfully completes the program, the charges against him will be dismissed.

A Sandusky County grand jury indicted Gallegos on July 18 on the charges. Gallegos is accused of presenting a false resident alien card and a false Social Security card at the BMV, 500 W. State on May 24 in an attempt to obtain legal documents, records show. Boy to plead guilty to shooting father Associated Press AKRON A boy will plead guilty to a lesser offense rather than use battered child syndrome as a defense against a charge that he shot his father in the head. Aaron Stitt, 14, is charged with delinquency by reason of aggravated murder.

He will enter his plea Friday and be sentenced Monday, according to Summit County Juvenile Judge Judith Hunter and county Prosecutor Sherri Bevan Walsh. Stitt called 911 on March 28 and told police that he had shot his sleeping father, Dennis Floyd Stitt, 48. The boy was 13 at the time. Because Stitt was under 14, the harshest penalty that Hunter can impose is to put him in a detention facility until his 21st birthday. The News Messenger CIRCULATION Customer Service USPS 210-020 For home delivery problems Friday, October 19, 2001 or missed copies, call during business hours: Vol.

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