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to and to event other outdoor you loss. property for furniture, is on plants it. if owned for or of of an person or Fremont area hospitals Fremont, area deaths Mrs. Leo Nicklay Mrs. Nellie Nicklay, 82, wife of Leo Nicklay, 1014 E.

Maryland St. Paul, died 5:30 p.m. Monday in St. Luke Hospital, St. Paul.

She is the mother of Mrs. Gerald Darr, Fremont, and has visited in Fremont many times. Mrs. Darr has been with her mother. Mr.

Darr left today for St. Paul. Services are scheduled in St. Casimir's Catholic church in St. Paul with burial in Resurrection Cemetery, Mrs.

Nicklay is survived by her widow, the daughter in Fremont, two other daughters and three sons in St. Paul, 28 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Nicklay was the last of a family of 16 children. Helen Workman BAY VILLAGE Funeral for Helen M.

Workman, 68, Bruce Road, mother of Mrs. Carolyn Rounds, Fremont, was today. Graveside service was at Fountain Cemetery, Fostoria. Mrs. Workman, who lived most of her lifetime in Fostoria, died Sunday in Bay Village.

Her husband, Guy N. Workman, preceded her. Other survivors are daughter Patricia Armitage, Bay Village; a son, William, Boston, and seven grandchildren. Jeffery Legron GREEN SPRINGS Jeffery Allen Legron, 18, Route 1, student of Clyde Senior High School, died Monday at 9:30 p.m. at his home after a lengthy illness.

The youth, a member the World Wide Church of God, Findlay, was born Nov. 27, 1957, in Tiffin, to Richard A. and Gloria Jean (Pence) Legron. His father survives along with five brothers, Douglas, Richard Gerald, Dean and Danny, and a sister, Carol, all at home; a grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Pence, Nova, Ohio, and a greatgrandmother, Mrs.

Howard Dicken, Fostoria. Friends may call at the Chilcote Funeral Home, Attica, after noon Wednesday where services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. conducted by the Rev. Dennis Diehl. Burial will be in Attica- Venice Cemetery.

Stiger funeral HOLLAND Funeral for Charles E. Stiger, 62, 424 Aberdeen formerly of Fremont has been changed to 1 Thursday in the Boyer. Van Wormer Funeral Home, Toledo. The service previously was planned for Wednesday. Friends may visit today and Wednesday at the funeral home from 2 to 9 p.m.

Around about Fremont FREMONT COUNCIL Royal Select Masters will hold it's annual inspection at 7:30 p.m. today at the council rooms on South Front Street. The degree work will be conferred in the Select Master Degree. Refreshments will be served following the inspection. JOHN M.

BOLLINger, Bellevue, and Lenetta G. Goss, Bellevue, both students, have applied for a marriage license in Huron County Probate Court, Norwalk. SANDUSKY COUNty Pomona Grange will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Riley Grange Hall. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Karbler will present a program on Africa. A potluck lunch is planned for later in the evening. Local man found guilty of assault Atter an hour of deliberation Monday af" ternoon a jury in common pleas court found Joseph F. Mange 37, Fremont, guilty of aggravated assault.

Mange was charged with the alleged assault of Charles Daughtery, also Fremont. The defendant was found guilty of the lesser felony, aggravated assault. He had been charged with felonious assault. Judge Bruce C. Huffman deferred sentence pending a pre- sentence investigation report.

Mange was released on continued bond, pending sentence. Courthouse neus Marriage applications Thomas R. Dayringer, 20, Fremont, credit manager, and Renee Susan Gottron, 18, Clyde, Fremont, secretary. Stephen L. Sizemore, 20, Gibsonburg, Navy, and Myrna Lois Hall, 20, Perrysburg, babysitter.

Richard C. Berg, 23, Clyde, groundskeeper, and Karin Kay Meek, 22, bank employee. Joseph A. Crago, 75, Gibsonburg, retired, and Clara May Krotzer, 72, Gibsonburg, retired. Stephen D.

Kammeyer, 20, Jackson Township, and Peggy Sue Franks, 18, Fremont. Jimmy J. Glaspy 20, Riley Township, lineman, and Teresa Marie Huff, 18, Scott Township. Nelson Riddle PORT CLINTON Nelson L. Riddle, 50, 910 E.

Third died Monday morning in Magruder Hospital after an illness of nine months. Mr. Riddle, a construction foreman and electrician for 26 years for U.S. Gypsum was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He was a navy veteran of World War II.

Born in Birmingham, Ohio, June 3, 1925, he was the son of the late John and Lillian (Kiser) Riddle. He and Lola Reinhard were married and she survives. Also surviving are daughters, Mrs. Paul (Teri) Morgan, Tampa, Mrs. John (DeAnne) Morris, Killeen, Pamela of Ada, and Sheila, at home; a stepdaughter, Mrs.

Jeff (Kathy) Sutton, Toledo; stepsons, William Brennan, Perry; and Thomas Brennan, West Haven, four grandchildren; brothers, John, Lorain; and James, Amherst; sisters, Mrs. H. H. Bailey, Prescott, Mrs. Harry Shafer, North Olmstead; Mrs.

Robert Schibley and Mrs. Richard Twigg, both Amherst. One brother preceded him. Services will be Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Niedecker-LeVeck LeVeck Funeral Home, where friends may call after 7 p.m.

today and all day Wednesday. The Revs. Steve Haptonstahl and Austin Myers will conduct the funeral. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. 1.0.0.F memorial service will be at 7:00 p.m.

Wednesday. William Heiland BELLEVUE Grave- side services were held this morning for William Heiland, 74, in Bellevue Cemetery. Mr. Heiland, husband of the former Florence Kistler of Bellevue, died Saturday in Loyola Hospital, Chicago, after a lengthy illness. He was a football coach for 42 years, retiring 10 years ago.

Surviving are his widow, one daughter and two grandsons. Dr. Alexander Kimmel NORWALK Funeral for Dr. Alexander H. Kimmel, Norwalk physician for 42 years, was today at the Heaston Funeral Home.

Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery. Dr. Kimmel, 73, of 10 Warren Drive, died Sunday in Fisher-Titus Hospital after an illness of four months. Survivors are his widow, Thelma, and two halfbrothers. PANELING Big group of richly grained finishes.

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"YOUR EASTSIDE BUILDING SUPPLIER" 303 HOWLAND PH. 332-1569 Elmer D. Jacobs LUCKEY Elmer D. Jacobs, 65, 230 Main owner and operator of Luckey Food Locker and Jacobs' Market for 45 years, died Monday at 5:45 p.m. in Fremont Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Jacobs was a member of the Zion United Methodist Church and was one of the organizers of the Troy Township Volunteer Fire Department. He was born in Luckey, July 8, 1910, to the late, George and Mary (Ford) Jacobs. Survivors are daughters, Mrs. Charles (Judy) Mackdanz, Danville, and Mrs.

Joseph (Jo) Appelhans, Pemberville; six grandchildren; brothers, Walter and Harley, both Luckey; sisters, Mrs. Alice Mock and Mrs. Avery (Lois) Alexander, both Luckey; Mrs. Robert (Elsie) Bachman, Florida; Mrs. Guy (Florence) Hummell, Wayne; Mrs.

Ruth Riley, Columbus, and Mrs. Leonard (Myrtle) Garn, Pemberville. Friends may call Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and 7 to Wednesday 9 from at 2 to the 5 p.m. Holcomb Funeral Home.

The Rev. Charles Selby will conduct the funeral Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the church. Memorials may be made to a charity of the donor's choice. Eldon Nelson BOWLING GREEN Funeral for Eldon K.

Nelson, 62, Sand Ridge Road, was held here today with burial in Portage Cemetery. Mr. Nelson, father of Robert R. Nelson, Bradner, died Saturday at home. Also surviving is his widow, Florence; another son, a daughter, two brothers, three sisters, 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Traffic accident results in suit A civil suit was filed in common pleas court today by Melvin and Phyliss Houtz, 311 Sandusky against Theodore A. Simms, 408 Second St. and James Gardner, 309 Middle St. The action involves a traffic accident in May 1974 in Fremont. Involved were the Houtz auto and a truck driven by Simms and belonging to Gardner.

Negligence on the part of the truck driver is claimed. The plaintiffs are suing for $49,806.50 in personal injury damages and expenses. MEMORIAL Monday admissions Surgical Mrs. Herbert Gonya, White Road; Mrs. James Humburg, County Road 170; Barbara Unruh, D.

Monday Surgical Traffic violation is costly CLYDE The next time Joe Manzella, Niles, is stopped for speeding in Sandusky County, he might consider posting bond and getting out of the area fast. Manzella was stopped on the Ohio Turnpike early Monday morning, for going 20 miles an hour over the speed limit. That would have cost him $27.50. But before he left the county later in the morning, he had been found guilty not only of speeding, but of resisting arrest and assault on a police officer. His fine was more than $500.

According to police here, Manzella threw a punch at the Ohio State Patrolman who stopped him, which added the resisting charge and increased his bond from $27.50 to $777.50. He was brought in to the Clyde Police Department in handcuffs and became enraged. He hit a State Patrol sergeant before he was subdued and charged, additionally, with assault. That raised his bond to $1.777.50. After he calmed down at the Sandusky County Jail, he was brought back to county court in Clyde where he was found guilty of all three charges, fined $503.50, and escorted out of the county.

Auto hits tree, Clyde teen hurt CLYDE Douglas Miller, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, 1355 W. McPherson escaped serious injury Monday night when his car struck a tree off Limerick Road. Miller was taken to Fremont Memorial Hospital and treated for a knee injury.

Police said he was headed west when he lost control on icy roads and hit the tree. The car was demolished. Hospital officials report Victoria Thomson, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomson, 3648 Limerick Road, was treated for contusions to the forehead and abrasions to the right knee, injuries received from the same accident, however, the police report does not mention Miss Thomson.

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Vicky LeJeune, White Road; Janet Weddell, 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cummings, Luckey; Scott, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mede, Green Springs.

Medical Leo Missig, Port Clinton Road; Edmund Babione, Croghan Street; Laurie, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Miller, Memorial Parkway; Herman Welker, Union Place; Mrs. Irwin Mayle, North Wilson Avenue; Mrs. Cora Tusen, Alger Street; Mrs.

George Myers, State Route Herman Meyer, Buckland Avenue; Mrs. Harry Hunt, Clyde; Mrs. Charles Garland, Green Springs; Michael, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kirchner, Buying prices Fremont buying prices 3.07 Ear corn 2.27 Shell corn 2.29 Oats 1.40 4.10 Tiffin; Arnold Cantrell, Clyde; Max Hemminger, Green Springs; Nathanael, 1, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Hopkins, Toledo; Harlan Taylor, Gibsonburg; Donald Burroughs, Clyde. Monday discharges Mrs. Oscar Boonie, State Route 19; Fred Noftz, South Granville Boulevard; Edward Cook, County Road 201; Mrs. Robert Cuevas, County Road 232; Mrs.

Christopher Doerfler and daughter, North River Road; Philip Garry, Bidwell Avenue; Dr. K. Abraham Joseph, Alger Street; Mrs. Florence Pravitz, Gibsonburg; Walter Dorobek, Vickery; DeeAnne Drown, Clyde; James Long, Bettsville; Angela Schimming, Clyde; Kenneth Smith, Green Springs; Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, Gibsonburg.

Occupancy report Designed capacity all patients 242; today's census 147. BELLEVUE CITY Discharges Howard Goddard and Donald L. Hammons, both Fremont; Mrs. Harry Smith, Clyde. FOSTORIA CITY Admissions Roy L.

Few and Mrs. Klaus Marten, both Risingsun. Discharges Mrs. Daniel Bonawit, Ralph L. Gee and Jennifer Turner, all Risingsun; Virgil Burns, Kansas.

WOOD COUNTY Discharges Donald Widmer, Gibsonburg; Mrs. Wanda Swartz, Bradner. TIFFIN MERCY Discharge Mrs. Esery Poe, Look who's here Mr. and Mrs.

Jack W. Cassady, Risingsun, a daughter in Fostoria City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Roger A.

Slack, Risingsun, a daughter in Fostoria City HOWARD W. HOMlar, 1639 Williams Drive, Fremont, is a patient in Bellevue City Hospital, room 223. He will undergo surgery Thursday. THE SENIOR CHILD Care HERO F.H.A. of Vanguard Vocational Center will sponsor a roller skating party Feb.

24 at the Bradner skating rink. Tickets may be purchased from any student of the class for 75 cents in advance or at the door for $1. LEON MATTHEWS, South reported to the Sandusky County Sheriff's Department that the vent window of his automobile parked on the Bonanza Restaurant lot had been forced open. A citizens band radio valued at $135 was stolen from the car. THE SANDUSKY Township Fire Department was called Monday at 7:09 p.m.

to the residence of Mrs. Russell Hull, 2154 W. Hayes Ave. A pipe in the basement burst, filling the basement with steam. There was no fire.

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