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8 The News-Messenger, Fremont, Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1975 Mosmtal remort 4J JL Around; about Fremont Official says deregulation key to gas Deaths Monday discharges Mrs. Angel Chico and son, West Garrison Street; Fernando Costilla, Williams Street; David Frederick, West State Street; Mrs. John Geller and son, Baker Road; Mrs. Frank Hossler and daughter, West State Mrs.

Mary Monak MARBLEHEAD Mary Monak, 75, 506 E. Main died Monday in MEMORIAL Monday Admissions Surgical Mary Carter, County Road 259; William Adams, Diamond View Nursing Home; Mrs. Phyllis Capucini, South Street; Mrs. Robert Kaiser, Oak Lawn; Tracey, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Fish, Napoleon Street; Kevin Ferguson, St. Joseph Street; Elam Overmyer, Lindsey; Larry Begley, Green Springs. Medical Mrs. Agnes Ochs, South Wayne Street; Lowell Wright, County Look who's here Mrs. Elsie May Bennett BELLEVUE Elsie May Bennett, 76, 1001 E.

Main died Monday at Bellevue Hospital, where she was a patient two days. Mrs. Bennett was a member of Seybert United Methodist Church. She was employed at Bellevue Lamp Plant, where she retired in 1964. She married the Rev.

T. W. Bennett Sept. 11, 1915. He died in 1959.

Surviving are a daughter, Winona Bennett, Bellevue; two sons, Waldo Wilshire, and the Rev. Dwight L. Bennett, Orangeville, six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Friends may call today after 7 p.m. and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

at Foos Funeral Home. The Rev. George Reep, Green Springs, will conduct the funeral at 10 EXTENSIVE DAMAGE to a swimming pool was committed at the Phillip Hicks residence, 1711 County Road 65, Monday, according to a report at the sheriff's office Monday. The pool liner was cut. The water pump and 100 feet of electrical cord was taken.

The damage was estimated at more than $400. MICHAEL MISSLER, 952 Fennimore reported Monday to the sheriff's department that his truck had been entered through a vent window when it was parked at his home. A tape player and a tape are missing. The loss is estimated at $107. THE ROSS HIGH School Chess Club will meet at 3 p.m.

Wednesday in the school library according to school officials. THE MEETING OF the Wood-Sandusky-Ottawa-Seneca Community Action Commission scheduled for Monday night at headquarters was canceled because of a lack of quorum. Pending business has been referred to the WSOS executive committee. Street; Mrs. William Seilheimer and son.

Hickory Street; Mrs. Janet Bishop, Tiffin; Mrs. David Seal, Tiffin. Occupancy report Designed capacity all patients 242; today's census 157. BELLEVUE CITY Discharges Rev.

Wesley Stites, Green Springs; Carl Crossman, Marah Norman, Jodl Hatfield and Mrs. Neil Meggitt, all Clyde. TIFFIN MERCY Discharges Mrs. Arthur Wagner, Fremont. SANDUSKY MEMORIAL Discharges Mrs.

George Younker, Barbara Welch and Michael Wolff, all Vickery; Martha Klontz and Raymond Wise, both Castalia; Mrs. Steven Shaver and baby, Marblehead; Tracy Twardzik, Bellevue. GOOD SAMARITAN Discharges Edward Behm, Fremont. PROVIDENCE Discharges Richard Oliver, Fremont; Mrs. Dana Harrison and Mrs.

Ralph Richey, both Clyde; Mrs. Daniel Briseno and John Vallance, both Port Clinton. FOSTORIA CITY Admissions Charles E. Kempher, Risingsun. Discharges Garrett Tooman, Risingsun; Ydalia Esquivel, Kansas.

WOOD COUNTY Admissions David Busdecker, Gibsonburg. Discharges Mrs. Catherine Fiebelkorn and Mrs. Jessie Lahman, both Pemberville; Dennis Kirk, Bradner. Maude Beckman Maude Marie Beckman, 81, resident of Fremont for 11 years, died Monday at 5:55 p.m.

in Quality Care Nursing Center. She had been ill six years. Mrs. Beckman, a member of Grace Lutheran Church, was born in Riley Township, Jan. 7, 1894, to the late George and Clara (Martin) Schoch.

She and Walter N. Beckman were married Feb. 23, 1915, in Riley Township. He died Jan. 7, 1964.

She had previously lived in Jackson Township before moving to Fremont. Surviving are sons, Robert Fremont, Don, Milan; daughters, Mrs. Tom (Norma) Wirkner, Helena; Mrs. Ruth Rahn and Mrs. Ray (Cathryn) Linder, both Fremont; Mrs.

Ray (Helen) Porter, Tiffin, and Mrs. Glenn (Jane). Lashley, Silver Spring, 14 grandchildren; 12 greatgrandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Frank (Gertrude) Carter and Mrs. Vernon (Lucy) Wightman, both Fremont.

She was preceded by one sister, one brother and one grandchild. Memorials may be made to Grace Lutheran Church or to a charity of the donor's choice. Funeral will be Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the church with the Rev. Paul Fuchs officiating.

Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Visitation at the Karlovetz Funeral Home, is Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Municipal Court Three cases filed by the Fremont city income tax office were listed on the docket today of the Fremont Municipal Court. Sept. 8 Mr.

and Mrs. William Bergeman, State Route 523, a son at 8:11 p.m. in Memorial Hospital. Sept. 8 Mr.

and Mrs Bruce Biller, County Road 224, Clyde, a daughter at 8:36 p.m. in Fremont Memorial Hospital. Sept. 8 Mr. and Mrs.

James Chagnon, 219 Smith Road, Green Springs, a second daughter at 5:21 p.m. in Sandusky Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Chagnon, Green Springs, and Mr.

and Mrs. William Kaiser, Fremont. Mr. and Mrs. James Kimball, Bellevue, a daughter at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, Norwalk.

Sept. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baker, P. O.

Box 656, Green Springs, a son at 7:28 a.m. in Fremont Memorial Hospital. Sept. 9 Mr. and Mrs.

Scott Pertner, 201 E. Madison Gibsonburg, a daughter at 5:19 a.m. in Fremont Memorial Hospital. Providence Hospital, Sandusky. She had been in failing health the past year.

Mrs. Monak, a member of St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church, was born in Czechoslovakia, Oct. 14, 1899, to the late George and Anna (Pipon) Rompilla. Her husband, Jack, died in 1973.

Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Michael (Dolores) Gaydos, Marblehead; brothers, Michael and John Rompilla, both Marblehead. Friends may call at the Gerner and Wolf Funeral Home, Port Clinton, after 7 p.m. today when the rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

when the Panahida service will be at 7: 30 p.m. Funeral mass will be Thursday at 10 a.m. from St. Mary's with the Rev. Frank Korba officiating.

Burial will be in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. Mrs. Estella Hoover TIFFIN Mrs. Estella M.

Hoover, 74, 215 N. Sandusky died Monday in Mercy Hospital. Survivors are her widower, 'Frank five sons, two daughters, 32 grandchildren and three sisters, including Mrs. Raymond Emma Puffenberger, Bettsville. Services will be in St.

Mary's Catholic Church Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. followed by burial in Seneca Memory Gardens. Visitation at the Hoffmann Memorial is today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Lowery survivor A correction in the name of a surviving sister of Helen Lowery, Fostoria, is made. The name was incorrectly given by the Hoenig Funeral Home.

The sister is Mrs. Theodore (Marthalene) Hasselbach, Fremont. Her name was previously published as Marvalene. Services for Mrs. Lowery, who died Saturday in Toledo, were held this afternoon in Fostoria St.

Wendelin Church. Sandusky County Personnel Association heard Manager Robert Huntzinger of the local office of Columbia Gas Company of Ohio at its meeting Monday at Hotel Fremont. Manager Huntzinger in his talk on "The Energy Problem, Its Effect on Local Business and Industry," said that until 1956 more gas was discovered each year than was being used. Now the trend is reversed. Drilling costs have increased for many reasons, and investors will not participate in this risky operation unless there is a reasonable assurance of a return on their investment.

Until higher prices are allowed at the wellhead for new interstate gas this trend will continue and supplies to interstate companies will continue to shrink. "In the meantime, until alternate sources of gas become available," Huntzinger told the association's 22 members and guests, "Alaskan gas, liquefied natural gas from overseas, and gas from coal curtailment will of necessity continue." He told them that it should be noted that the alternative sources are much more costly than deregulated continental gas production would be. According to the speaker the 1954 Supreme Court decision ordering the Federal Power Commission to regulate the price of gas at the wellhead is past history. Last year, 20 years later, we ran short of gas for industry. In 1954, gas exploration and production for the interstate market was at high levels.

This continued for two years and then reaction set in. Between 1950 and 1970 less drilling was done. There were 16,000 independent drillers 1n 1956 but only 4,000 in 1970. About 16,000 exploratory wells were drilled annually at peak production. In 1970 there were only 7,000.

He concluded by saying, "Conservation efforts have been very helpful, however, this will not solve the entire supply problem. The long term solution advocated by our Industry is deregulation of the wellhead price of new gas." Michael Fiorentino, president, presided. Jerry Krueger, vice president, announced the next meeting on Oct. 6, at Whirlpool Corporation, Clyde. Ray Rogers will be host for a tour of the plant.

a.m. at tne cnurcn, assisted by the Revs. Ernest Murphy and Robert J. Hockenberger. Burial will be in Camden (Mich.) Cemetery.

Walter A. Thone PEMBERVILLE Walter A. Thone, 71, 340 E. Front died Monday in Cleveland Clinic Hospital after an illness of 18 months. Mr.

Thone was a retired manager and auditor for The Kroger Stores, working in the Pemberville and Fremont areas. He was a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church. A native of Elmore, he and Oneta O. Sewell were married July 7, 1973, in North Baltimore. She survives.

Others survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Warren Lois rolhost, Pemberville, and two granddaughters. One sister and one brother preceded him. Visitation, is today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday REMEMBER SEPT.

16 Wogner's Country Inn Road 199; Steven Hasselbach, Moore Street; Mrs. Betty Carter, Arrowhead Drive; Perry Clagett, Fostoria; Mrs. Ada Holt, Clyde; Clarence Price, Tiffin; Mrs. Jacob Swihart, Tiffin; Mrs. LeRoy Conklin, Lindsey; Robert Wilson, Clyde; Harry Gross, Clyde; Mrs.

Gary Hirt, Clyde. Area scouting leaders to hear planning panel Robert Sanborn, district chairman of Sandusky District, Boy Scouts of America, announces that Sandusky District will host the Toledo Area Council Executive Board meeting on Wednesday at the Green Hills Golf Course, Clyde. Jim Brown, newly elected president of The Toledo Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, along with Cecil K. Booker, scout executive, will conduct the meeting. A special highlight of the meeting will be a presentation by The Long Range Planning Committee of The Toledo Area Council.

Sandusky District Scouters serving as members on The Toledo Area Council Executive Board are: Marvin Gottschalk of Woodvilie, Jim Freeborn of Gibsonburg, Del Schulz, Barney Celek, Clarence Cooper, Ray Sprunk, Harold McGormley and Sanborn of Fremont. It has been a tradition for several years for Sandusky District to serve as host for the September Executive Board meeting. wenty-five adult scouters from the Toledo Area Council are expected to attend. Courthouse news Oatley divorce The marriage of Linda A. Oatley, York Township, and Rollie Oatley, has been dissolved, according to a common pleas court journal entry.

Sancrant divorce The marriage of John F. Sancrant, Gibsonburg, and Mary E. Sancrant is dissolved, according to a common pleas court entry. I I r. Hineline divorce The marriage of John R.

Hineline, Rice Township, and Catherine M. Hineline has been dissolved, according to a common pleas court journal entry. JNA Now you can have your Social Security Check sent directly to us. No more worry about it being lost, misplaced, or stolen. No first of the month line to stand in.

John Furr PLYMOUTH Services were held today in Plymouth for John Furr, 64, Bell who died Sunday in Shelby Memorial Hospital. Burial was in Mount Hope Cemetery. Surviving are three daughters including Mrs. Bonita Gratehouse, Castalia; four sons, one brother and three sisters. Mr.

Furr had been a coal miner for 36 years and for the past five years was employed at G. and C. Foundry. 'A Ezra Wamsley 1339 Sycamore was fined $25 for failure to make city income tax payments. Roy Sheets County Road 475 East, was fined $25 also for failure to make payments to the city income tax office.

Fined $50 for failure to pay on his 1974 city income tax was Robert O. Walker, 431 Fourth St. In other cases before the court Vincent L. Orlando, 1328 Cherry was fined $300 with $50 suspended, 20 days in county Jail with five supended for resisting arrest. He also was assigned to alcohol education and placed on six months probation.

Similar penalties on an assault charge were made, concurrent with those for the resisting arrest count. James S. Hardy, 626 N. Fifth found guilty of making a false statement to a police officer, was fined $200 with $50 suspended. A charge of driving under the influence of alcohol against Darrel Bazley, 515 S.

Front was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence. A charge of reckless operation against Marvin D. Hill 3345 Schwartz Drive was dismissed on motion of the police prosecutor John Shimp. The dismissal was by Acting Judge Robert C. Heid, according to the docket.

The charge dates back to last June. Janet M. Leonard, 1328 Cherry was fined $20 for failure to yield right of way. James R. Moyer, Bellevue, was fined $20 for failure to stop in assured distance.

from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Nieman-Beckman Funeral Home. Funeral will be in the church Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Burial will be in Pemberville Cemetery. Charles Moses OLENA Services for Charles Moses, 61, Route 2, Olena-Peru Road, will be conducted Wednesday at 10 a.m.

at the Charles J. Andres' Sons Funeral Home, Sandusky. Burial will be in Olena Cemetery. Mr. Moses died Saturday in Providence Hospital, Sandusky, after a brief illness.

Survivors are his widow, Dora; three sons, including Charles Port Clinton; one daughter, two brothers, two sisters and 17 grandchildren. Orlo S. Baker DAYTON Services were held today in Dayton for Orlo S. Baker, 65, of Dayton, who died Friday in Dyers Bay, Canada. A native of Risingsun, Mr.

Baker is survived by his mother, Mrs. Harry Foster, Risingsun; his widow, the former Evelyn Rainey; one daughter, two grandchildren, two brothers, and a sister, Mrs. Anna Snyder, Risingsun. Found innocent Richard Harvey Clift, of Bellevue and Kentucky, was found not guilty late Monday by a Jury of 12 in common pleas court. Clift was on trial for an indictment of carrying a concealed weapon in a bar near Bellevue last July.

The charge is a third degree felony. There is now a convenient way to make sure your check IS on deposit, since we will credit your qccount the day your check is due, even though we may not have received it by that time. Buying prices Fremont buying prices Wheat 3.68 Ear corn 2.72 Shell corn 2.74 New corn 2.52 Oats 1.35 Soybeans 5.17 New soybeans 5.12 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Direct hogs (Fed-State): Barrows and gilts .25 to mostly .50 higher, demand good. U.S. 1-2, 200-230, some to 240 lbs country points, mostly 59.75, few 60.00, plants 60.00-60.75.

U.S. 1-3, 200-230, some to 240 lbs country points, 59.50-59.75, few 59.25, plants 59.75-60.00, few 59.50 and 60.25. U.S. 230-250 lbs country points, 59.00-59.50 few 58.75, plants 59.25-59.75. Cincinnati 59.75-60.25.

Receipts Monday: Actuals 7900, today's estimates 6500. Cattle, from Columbus Producers Livestock Cooperative Association, steady. Slaughter steers and yearlings, choice 47.00-50.75, few up to 51.00, good 42.00-48.00. Bulls market steady, 23.00-36.35. Cows market .50 lower, Stop in our office to find out the details of the DIRECT DEPOSIT PLAN.

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