The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 11

SEPT. 2fl, 1W2 SANDUSKY REOISTEB SPEARHEADING BERLIN UNITED FUND drive are, from left. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Humm, Mri.

Shoop, and Jamej WIchman. (Register Lariiia) Milan Council OKs Rescue Truck For Fire Department MILAN Milan village council last night indicated its approval the purchase tt a new rescue truck for the fire department with the stipulation that the purchase depend on funds available. Clerk James Pearson and finance chairman Glenn Rockwell will investigate that area. The chief will be asked to tftake up specifications for the bid which will be advertised. Frank Bagley, local contractor, presented plans for street and storm sewers in a proposed allotment at the southwest section of the village.

The plans indicated 20-feet wide concrete street and PC Council Hears Tax Levy Report DIRECTING HURON UNITED FUND drive are, from left, Dean E. Sheldon, Mrs. Lawton Fontaine, Harold Barnes, Mrs. H. J.

Kelly, John Campbell, and Joseph Williams. (Register Larizza) Berlin, Huron UF Drives Launched At Joint Kickoff HURON The Berlin and Huron United Fund drives were launched last night at a combined kickoff program at Huron High School. Goal for the Huron campaign, headed by Jack Campl)ell, is 19,800. James Wichman heads the Berr lin campaign, for which, a goal of 13,000 has been set. Serving as captains in the Huron carnpign are: Irma Sam Stipp, Mary Fontaine, Lila Rhode, Harold Barnes, and James Hoffman.

Workers are Fred Boos, Jim Ditzenberger, Katherine Halliday, June Lenthe, Edward McCormick, Walt Dr. Edward Norton, Ralph Pi- aano, Kenneth Sartor Chester Senders, Myrle Sherod, Don Smith Wayne Sommers, Jeiry Taylor, Carl Wechter, Ron Wheland, Adam LEGALS NOTICE OF HEARING rOR PAROLE Case No. 5402. OP 113 948, Ceasar Wi Haggerty, a prisoner now confined in the Ohio PenitenUary, Columbus, admitted from Erie County, convicted Jan. 12, 1962 of the crime of Larceny by Trick, and a sentence of 1-7 years, is eligible for a hearing before the PARDON AND PAROLE COMMISSION, on or after Dec.

3, 1962. PARDON AND PAROLE COMMISSION. By F. W. MILLS.

Chief Parole and Record Cleric Eept. 26; Oct. 3 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 12478 JCstate of Audrey Williams Haab. aeceased.

Notice is hereby given that Henry Williams, of 1661 Elden Drive, WieltUffe. Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor of the Estate of Audrey Williams Haab, deceased, late of Sandusky, Erie County Ohio Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months. Dated this 10th day of September, 1962. BAXTER, Probate Judge of said County gept. 12-1B-28 NOTICE OF Case No.

Estate of Clara Schoepfle, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Doris E. Oeehr of 5019 Milan Sandusky, Ohio, has been duly appointed Administratrix w.w.a. of the Estate of Clara Schoepfle, deceased, late of Sandusky, County, Ohio. Creditors, are required'to file their claims wltti said fiduciary within four montlis.

Dated this 10th day of 8eptemt)er. 1962. W. BAXTER, Pfobgte Judge of said County 8ept. 1349.26 PUBLIC SALE IN THE PROBATE COURT OF HURON COUNTY, OHIO fitate of Oliio.

Huron County, ss: Estate No. 2)078 Docket 34. Page r. F. HINMAN, Executor of the Estate of Frank W.

Hlldebrandt, deceased BerUn Heights. Ohio, Plaintiff vs. Victor F. Hildebrandt, Norwalk Ohio, et Defendants In the pursuance of the order of the Probate Court of Huron County. Ohio, the undersigned Executor of Estate of Frank Hildebrandt.

aeceased, wilj offer for sale at public auction, on (tie 24th day of October. 1962. St 1:30 P.M., on the premises located on Churcl) Street, the Village of CoUins (East Townsend), Ohio, the following de- fCiTlbed real estate: Situated in the Village of Collins (East Townsend), County of Huron and State of Ohio; tmi, known as oeing the whole of In-lots Numbers Fifty-eight (88), Fifty-nine (89) and Sixty (60), and fronting on the east jUde of Church Street Tn said Village. Said preinises are appraised at Two Thousand Dollars w4 must be sold for not less than two-thirds of seid appraised value: and the terms of sale are. cash upon deUvery of deed and cerUfi- cate of good title.

F. Hininan, Executur of the estate of Franlf W. Hildebraudt. deceased pracyjc Bracy. Attorneys (or estate.

Oct. 9-10 Beckloff, Frank Deenier, Mrs. Parmalee Jones, Harvey Krebs, Mrs. Norman Rau, Mrs. R.

D. Reiser. Mrs. Ralph Rosemary; Mrs. Ralph Silver, Mrs.

Franklin Wilkes, Mrs. Trell Adams, Mrs. Robert Adler, Mrs. George Chapman, Mrs. David Corwin, Mrs.

Leonard Dircks, Mrs. Richard Delamatre, Mrs. Richard Donaldson, Mrs. James Ehlert, Mrs. Anthony Esposito.

Mrs. Tliomas Gallant, Mrs. Robert Gillette, Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Mr, Rolland Hart, Mrs. Edwin Henes, Mrs.

Ralph Hammond, Mrs. Arthur Kurtz, Mrs. Allan Lindsay, Mrs. Paul Neate, Mrs. George Muehlhauser, Mrs.

Robert Oiler, Mrs. Donald Ramm. Mrs. Charles Rickertsen, Mrs. Dean Sheldon, Mrs.

Robert Swan- l)eck, Mrs. Edmond Ulrich, Mrs. James Wickman, Mrs! David Wiesenauer, Harold Zom, Mrs. Mrs. Louis Zom, Mrs.

Robert Gockstetter, Mrs. Ed Malbne, Mrs. Max McCrillis. Don Schubel, Frank Halley, Stella Hoffman.and Vera Mae McComb. Serving as captains in the Berlin campaign are: Mrs.

Karl Humm and Mrs. Jackie Taylor. Workers are Mrs. Elton Green, Mrs. Alvin Kellar, Mrs.

Fred Hast Ray Marshall, Alva Lippus, Mrs. Lloyd Nickols, Edgar Foyer, Howard Unger, Mrs. Alva Plue, Mrs. Lyle Shoop. Mrs.

Walter Hahn, Mrs. James Pyle, Mrs. Herbert Matousek, Mrs. Robert Boyes, Mrs. Ray Tittle, Mrs.

Charles Hahn, Gary Lim bu-d, George Moon, Wayne Lutes, Ralph Cobb, Mrs. Lawrence Franklin, Edward Hill Mrs; Lester Kelble, Mrs. Warren Holzhauser. Walter Knott, Bob Hodges, Mrs. James Burley, Don Smith, Mrs.

Robert Deehr, Mrs. David Willis Edwin Cobb, Forest Hinman, Charles Swineford, and Mrs. Samuel A. Fuerst. Area Deaths MISS BESSIE WAGNER CLYDE Miss Bessie May Wagner, 80, 715 S.

Main died Tuesday morning at her home following one year's illness. A lifetime resident of tliis vicinity she attended Green Springs High School, Ohio Northern University, and Bowling Green University, She taught school for 48 years, substituted 12 years, and following retirement tutored pupils. She belonged to the Presbyterian Church; Butternut Ridge Aid; and the Clyde Chapter 73, Order of Eastern Star. Survivors two sisters. Miss Estella Wagner, Mrs.

Fern Streeter, and a brother, Harold J. Wagner, all of Clyde. JViends may call after 7 p.m. today at the Fiser Funeral Home where services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, with the Rev.

Charles Hale officiating. Burial will be in McPherson Cemetery. CHRISTIAN WEBER BELLEVUE Christian J. Weber, 74, 124 Sunset Drive, died at Bellevue Hospital Tue.sday evening. He had lived here four years.

He was formerly employed at Scott Force Base Belleville. 111., where he was a cabinet maker. He was born in Millstadt, 111. July 24, 1888, the son of Louis and Caroline Weber. He was married in East St.

Louis, 111. March 25, 1922 to Ida Semmler, He was a charter member of the American Legion. He is survived by his widow; pne daughter, Mrs. Fred Frank- liTi, Bellevue; and three sisters, Mrs, EUa Hoffman BellevUie; Mrs, Martha Wseiti and Mrs. Irene Maseraug, both Millstadt- He was preceded in death by one une sister, and tvso bro- Uiers.

Friends call at the Foos uneralF Home tonight from 7 to 9. STANLEY BOBER VERMILION-Stanislaus (Stan ley) Bober, 76, died Tuesday at the home of a neighbor on Darrow Road, Berlin Township, fol lowing a lingering illness. Born in Poland, he had been a retired carpenter and farmer. He had lived in Lorain for 60 years prior to moving here. He belonged to Kingdom Hall Jehovah's Witnesses.

Survivors include a sister. Miss Florence Bober, Vermilion; foui brothers, Carl, Frank, Alex, I rain; Julius, Meriden, i number of nieces and nephews The body was taken to the Hin man Funeral Home, Berlin Heights, and transferred to the Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home. Lorain, where services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, with Donald Moser officiating, MRS. C.

V. HUMPHREY BELLEVUE Mrs. C. V. Hum )hrey, mother of Mrs.

W. L. Parick, 131 Attwood Terrace, died his morning at Mayes Rest Home Republic. Funeral arrangements in charge of the Harris Funeral Hume will be announced Thursday. ILORIAN ZURMA BELLEVUE Florian Zurma, 85, died Tuesday evening at Biebricher House following five years illness.

He was born in Italy, May 8, 1877, the son of Peter and Maria Zurma. He had been' a real estate investor at Akron prior to moving here five years ago. Surviviors include two nieces, Mrs. Louis Scagnetti, Bellevue, and Mrs. Mildred Radford, Say- dusky.

Friends may call at the Fuos Funeral Home. The body will be taken to the Billow Fwieral Home, Akiuu, for services on Friday. PORT CLINTON City council last night heard a finance committee recommendation for not passing legilation relative to November tax levy renewals before Sept. 15. Chairman William Anderson said his committee felt such legislation would tend to confuse voters on the existing issues.

Anderson also said two levies have been placed on the tax duplicate for the 1961-62-63 collection. "The city has funds coming in from these levies in he said, "But this does not mean voters will be paying, for taxes on one and voting on another tax also." Anderson said placing a renewal levy on the ballot may give voters the idea they are doubling up on a tax. "They aren't," he said. The two levies are the city reational levy of one-half mill and the street mairttaince and repair levy of mill. Council passed two resolutions.

One determines the amounts and rates decided by the budget commission, and provides for submitting to the commission the necessary tax levies, certifying them to the county The other provides a transfer of funds within the municipal court budget. Council also passed an ordinance authorizing the safety service director to advertise for bids for a gas-fired hot water boiler for the city water works. an eight-inch storm sewer with catch basins in the street. Council gave its approval to the plans. Approval was also given on the recommendation of the zoning committee for the reclassifying of property of the Frank Russell estate, near Swan and Bond Streets, The property would thereby rc- zoned from the re.sklpnlial to Ihc business district.

Plans for changes in the zoning code in the business district were discussed, but no action was taken pending futher study and a public hearing which was for Oct. 9. This change would involve a change in the ordinance of the village. Council approved Ihc purchase of a riding mower for use in the street and park department al an estimated cost of $740 Specifications for the removal of 16 trees in the village will be advertised for bid b'y the tree committee. A lran.sfer of funds amounting to $.500 from the police to the fire protection fund within the safely account was approved.

Council members will make inquiry as to what services are available to Uiem for a consultant engineer's advice, and Mayor Albert Wharff will appoint a new member to the planning commission at the next council meeting. Area Hospitals rtsHERtrrus BIRTHS Sons to Mr. and Mrs. Howaitl Wheeler. 37 S.

Garden; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kovach, 78 N. Foster; Mr. and Mrs.

Shcrard Morgan, North Fairfield. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Oleva McGinn, 62 W. Washington Mrs. Maiwl Locke, 2 iMead; Mrs.

Helen Miller, Greenwich; Mrs. Sylvia Tabor. E. Main; Mrs, Rae Preston, 280 W. Main; Noel Sea lis, RD Vern Heidrich.

New London; Mrs. Marjorie Meeker, RD Mrs. Bernadine Nickoli, 7 E. Washington; Alfred Wechter. Ifi Chestnut; Gilbert Sternberg, Huron; (Jerald Hamer.

RD Mrs. Betty Beard, lOfi Woodlawn; Mrs. Grace Howell. 15 Adams; Mrs. May Green.

Wellington; Mrs. Mary Traulman. 191 VVhittlescy; Mrs. Cozenc Phillips. Now London; George Boose.

Baby Perez, Route 1, WILLARD BIRTHS Sons to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hall. New London; Mr. and Mrs, James Neeley, Willard; Mr, and Mrs.

Earl AJIgyre, Bloomville; Mr, and Mrs, Paul Shcibley, New Washington, Daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Givens. Man.sfield; Mr. and Mrs.

LacY Shepherd, Shiloh, ADMISSIONS Deborah Maye, Alma Dittman, Susan Miller, Greenwich: Mark Fike, New Washington; Harold Roth, Robert Hiles, Attica; Jean Fink. Thomas Kimberlin, Marie Androsac, Gerald Bechtel, Irene Eberly, Frank Gates, Willard; Debra Slessman, Chester Bettac. Carol Bchrend- sen, Velma Schuller, Plymouth; David Oney. Nannie Garrett, Paul Slone, Shiloh; lldWAfd Kiirk, jlrfN land. RELEASES Carletott Rtddli, David Field; Williatn Mink, net Wilkinson, Eleanor Arwcll, relia Tcsca, Robert Dean, Sherman, Willard; Dana Call, walk; Wilda Shepherd, Jamei Young, Greenwich; Sally Attica; Glenn Heydingef, New Washington; William Thum" ma.

New Haven; Alonzo Scrgtetlt, Shiloh. Boyt Misting FTIEMONT The Sandusky County sheriff's department is at' tempting to locale Iwo Helen! youths reported missing frofll their homes since 6 a.m. da.v. The boys are Dennis Atkini, and Jim Klotz, 15. Be modern with KUNS Plumbing Htafing Costalla Phone: Mil PEANUT BUTTER or Chunk Style) goodoleSKIPPy Peanut Buffer now comes in a i Lots of folks (peanut fiends and big families especially) asked if we put Skippy in a super-mammoth-economy-family-king-size jar.

Well, we've done it! It's at your grocer's now'-28 ounces-a full pound and three-quarters of America's largest-selling peanut butter. SPECIAL NOTE FOR TIMID SOULS. Skippy still comes in the teeny-weeny 6-ounce, compact 12-ounce, and pretty-big 18-ounce jars. TAKf COUPON TO YOUR GROCfR SAVE 10(1: TOWARD THI PURCHASE OF ONE JAR OF 12 It OR 28 OZ. SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER TO THE PEAl'KK: Vot coupon you auttiJi as our aulhoiiietl on the purchase by a lonhumer of the prculuit, we will pay you plus 'U handling provided you and your luslomer have complied with the termit of thin consumer olfer.

any other appliiution coniititutes fraud. Coupon may not be ligned or transferred by you. Void when prcHented by outnide axency. broker, or institutional user, or where taxed or otherwise restricted. Your customers must pay any sales tax.

Invoices your purchase of sufficient stock to cover coupons presented for redemption must be shown on request Cash; redemption value: of Good only in U. S. Kedeeni by mailinv to Best Koodt. Uivition of Corn Products Sales Company. 102.

Clinton. IOVIH. Limit: One Coupon to a t'aroily- 270-2 62 THIS COUPON WORTH 104.