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ew Washington Couple (Observes Anniversary WASHINGTON, April Mr. and Mrs- C. Easier Sunday marked nnd dausrhters. rhyllls. Helen and Mth frcMtiiK G.

Mrs. J. .1. Rich I ttcefelon. a family dinner flit mo home- ot Mr.

and Mrs Ecfjftem on E. I (fbcHts included. Mr- and Carl fclft, daughter, Jean; s.m. of 1 Flifif. Mich I Arbor, Mr- and Mrs.

jntaa High, and son. Philip, of I tCdjprno, Mr. and Mr-. ph Kaage) and Miss Martha of Cleveland; Mr. nnd Mrs Kdward Mr.

nnd Mrs. G. R. Eckstein and daughters'. Marilyn, Patricia and Donna: Mr.

and Mrs. A. Eck- 'r -in and son Robert. High was 77 years of age on 4 and Mr. High will celebrate his birthday anniversary on April 21.

They arc the parents of five liildren. Carl of Flint. KnUomii. Mrs. Joseph N-vo-i of Cleveland; Mrs.

G. ksiein and Mrs. 1.. Springer Of ibis place- Mr nnd Mrs. Hish arc In appar- I wdbon and son.

Richard- and u- pood health and arc active mem- Watson of Columbus; I I-MS of Pt. John's Lutheran Church. I Mrs JX- W- Ptephe-ison and pi-rc Mrs. High became a member RonT Bobby, nnd Miss Betty Holmes Of Miss Mary High. H- H.

Hiin. Mr. and Mrs. W. A- High and daughter.

Mrs. Margaret Sinior Class To i Give Play April 21 IHSRMILION. April 1.1. April 2t. the Penicr c)idm will give Its play, "The Case of "The Lau.irhbig Dwarf." at the school auditorium.

The play Is a mystery In which A double, murder Is solved by "Winss." a Chinese detective Miss Hunter has charge of the directing- of the play and following Is the cast of characters: Georgia Divine, Doris Ball; Tonkie. Many Snyder; Thll Hunter. Ivar Ford; Cella Shaw. Annabel Derby; Dr. Jackson Crane.

Robert Krapp; Ellas Grottingham, Roy Kneisel; Blanche GrqXtingham. Kay McDerrnott: Kirinlck; Dean Phillips, Glen Johnson; Myra. Smith; Inspector Britt. Art Gorbach; Wln-g. Tester Smith.

fBERT'S CASH MARKET Cor. Jefferson I'earl Sts. Friday and Saturday Specials Milk Fed Home Dressed Veal ljj, Grade Veal Steak 32e Loin Chops lb. 32c Kidney Roasts Ih. 2oc Shoulder Roast 16c to 23c Vjal Shoulder Chops 2lc Igsan Dalsyfield sii.

Bacon lb 22c Strictly fresh, Homemado Pork, l3ver, Blood Sausage, Head- cteeese Strictly Fresh Eggs Hotncdressed Poultry it Choice Quality Beci' and Pork Roasts PHONE Sundays 8 to 11 A. M. of the Lutheran Ladies Society when it. wa organised 4t years ago and has retained her membership In the organization during that Mrs. Naegel Is a guest at her parents home this week.

ESSLEY SHIRTS $1.65 THE PERRY BRETZ CO. School Honors Team Members PORT CLINTON. April 18 The annual banquet honoring members of the Port Clinton Hfgh school football and basketball varsity 1cam was held In the dining hall of the United Brethren Church horn Thursday night, sponsored by the members of the Pprt Clinton Khvanis and Gateway clubs. Harry T- Belknap president of the Kiwauis club presided, Benny Oster- baan basketball coach of the University of Michigan. Ann Arbor was the principal speaker.

Nine let- tcrmcn for football were presented with gold footballs, as follows: Herman Colston, Robert llauscr. LoMar Boyer, Warren Lemon. Donald Wodrich, Bert Vans, James Jerry Bruncr and Edward Sztuk The ILIBHART MARKET 502 Hancock Ph. 1260 Sliced Pork Liver lb lVAr. Genuine Kosher Dill Pickles for 10c Pure Rendered Lard 2 lbs.

17c Meat Loaf Mixture 25e Chulcc Beef Roast 23c-25c Our Choice Quality Meats Make the Meal FREE DELIVERY 9 OPEN to 10 A.M. THEATER Hugh Herbert, famous "Woa, Woo," comedian of the screen is the headliner at the Palace theater in Cleveland, starting Friday, April, 14. The second headliner on this big show, Dixie Dunbar, the vivacious dancer is also from Hollywood, so the screen is well represented. eleven lettermen receiving gold basketballs wore: Robert Ruddock, James Sims, Donald Wotlrfch, Jack Smith. Charles Witt, Charles Thompson.

Eugene Bolte, Malcolm Starkloff. James Smith, Edward Sztuk and Warren Eurenlus. Coaches Bob Driver and Arthur Burholt, and Assistants A. Shlvely and R. Bohyer were also guests of the clubs.

There were more than 100 persons present Including the 40 guests. Lodge To Get Annual Visit PORT CLINTON, April annual Inspection of the Lake Erie Chapter No. 199, Royal Arch Masons will be held here April 26 -when Attorney Amos Engle.beck. Akron, wilt be the inspecting officer. Mr.

Engleteck is a native of Port Clinton having lived here until completing his law course In college and since then has lived in Akron. He is the Inspector of the Akron District of Masonic Guaranteed Quality Furniture At Lowest Prices i ldl Wlwl 50,1 seo Overused in out of town circulars, we meet all competition iu a lt bciausc we Uo not have the tremendous overhead Ujey and save. SANDtrSKt. OHIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1939- Gardeit Club Has Recent, Meeting GREEN SPRING'S. April William E.

Putt opened her lovely home Monday evening for the regular meeting of the Green Springs Garden club Mrs. C. C. Vandersall and Mrs. Clinton Shellhamer were assistant hostesses.

Plans were finished for the benefit card party which members are sponsoring on Friday evening the 14th at the Finch House. Several clubs from Green Springs, Fremont and Vickery have made reservations. The tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Leo Shcahnn, Mrs. Harry Meggltt, Mrs.

H. H. Finn, Mrs. Floyd Palm and Mrs. E.

L. Wood. The pro- coeds are to be used in purchasing roses for the Gameter memorial at the school grounds, Mrs. Vandersall conducted a fiower sate at the meeting, plants and flowers being brought by members. There will be another sale at the May meeting and all members are asked to bring a flower, potted plant of roots of flowers, from their gardens.

Mrs. William Drow reported that eight elms, two of which are replacements, will be planted within the next few days at the Gateway, directly off 'route 20. The club voted favorably on planting a tree In the local school ground. This tree is to have a plaque with an inscription on as from the Green Springs Garden club and the kind and location -will be decided by the school board. Little Miss Barbara Anna Meggitt, daugher of Mrs.

Harry gltt, recited and acted out a spring poem entitled "Ten Lltle Robins On a The hostess served buffet lunch to the following members, with Mrs. Vandersall and Mrs. Shellhamer pouring; Mrs. Perry Gallager, Mrs. Russell, Mcln- tire, Mrs.

Harry Meggitt and daughter; Mrs. Floyd Palm, Mrs. Leo K. Sheahan, Mrs. H.

Finn. Mrs. William Durow, Mrs. Fred Sager, Mrs. Frank Osborne and Mrs.

Ray Haudenshlld and one guest, Mrs, John Chldsey. The May hostesses are: Mrs. E. L. Wood, Mrs.

Kate Bennett and Mrs. Fred Sager. HENRY SCHWARZ DIES SUDDENLY Pfantfetofit At Notwalk And Was City Councilman. NOR WALK. April Funeral services for City Councilman Henry C.

Schwarz, 72, who was found dead in bed this morning at his home, No. 2 Newton-st, probably will be held Saturday after noon. The body has been removed to Orefoaujh's Funeral Service. Mr. Scbivarz was seized with fluenza a few days ago at a time when he appeared In good health.

Mr. Schwarz was prominent fig ure for years as an executive of the old A. B. Chase Piano factory, a frorwalk concern with a national reputation. He learned the Idaho trade In the Steinway factory at New York.

Mr. Schwara was chairman of the Huron-co Republican central committee, a past Exaltcr Ruler of the Norwalk Elks, a mem ter of the Norwalk Episcopal Church and the Norwalk Country Club. A a member of the city council, he rendered valuable Service to the city over a period of many years. Recently, Mr. Schwarz had been endorsed by the Huron-co Republican committee for an Important pest in the old age pension department and Gov.

John Bricker 'a appointment of him was expected this month. Mr. Schwa ra married Miss Morgan of this cily at Elyrla Feb. II, 1892. The widow, a daughter, Mrs.

bert Preaping of Norwalk, two granddaughters, Frances and Joanne Pressing, and a nephew, Andrew Hayek of New York, survive. Neighboring Deaths And Funerals ELI MOORMAN NEW LONDON, April services for Ell Moorman, 74, or Maple-st, New London, who passed away at 11 o'clock Tuesday will be held at 2:00 p. m. Friday, from the Second M. E.

Church, with the Rev, G. Lawson, pastor, officiating. Burial will be made in Grove St. Cemetery. Surviving are the widow, and a number of children.

Arrangements were made by tho Sackett Funeral Home. in the larger citii 1 i Just New Living- Room Suites Constructed with the fine Ken- mars Kneflex seat construction. Double cone springs supported by flexible steel straps anchored to a heavy frame. Fine new coverings in stc-t! Jut velour and mohair. $69 up GEORGE STEIEBT MILAN, April 13 Funeral services will be held Saturday for the late George Stelert, life long resident of this village, who died at his home, here, Wednesday morning.

The body was returned from the Rawle Funeral Home late Wednesday to the late residence where friends may call. The Rev. Father William Brady, pastor of St. Anthony's Catholic Church, will conduct services at a. m.

Saturday from the church. Interment will be In the church cemetery. Fremont Unit Passes Tests FREMONT, April Company B. Ohio National Guard was described as a fine unit, worthy of the uniforms it Wore, by Maj. F.

S. Doll of the V. S. Army, as it stood 14th annual Federal inspection here, Sixty members ot the company stood inspection, under command of C.ipt. C.

B. Clark. Three medals for marksmanship, given by Fred J. Rinchart, Fremont, w-ere presented C.ipt. Henry M.

Smith, former commander of the unit. They went to Sevg. Kuntz, winner in 1937. Serg. Clifford Wise, winner in 19.18, and Berg.

Floyd W. Kruse, winner in 1339. Tht.y were all for small bore marksmanship. The inspection was preceded by a dinner In Moose Temple, attended by About 150 persons, including many visiting officers. Mm SMASH HITS! The Season's Most Stirring Action Drama In Technicolor! DRUMS With SABlt RAYMOND MAKSEY VALERIE HOBSON -2nd Big SNOW WHITE KIDDIE CLUB 12 NOON Candy For Every Kiddle I More and Better Prizes! Mickey Mouse Cartoons! Admission 10c HASSOCKS Just received, large shipment of Haysocks in all the ne-y shapes -sizes and colors.

See 88C UP them World's Fair CARD TABLES Made by Sampson the fin- 4 est card table makers in' America. See them, they are new and something QJO (VO different. Olher Sampson Tables 81.98 Console Model SPARTON RADIO Regular $79.50 Sparton Radio with magic eye. Special for this- Saturday only A (POO Ff) real buy WOViOV MRS. MINNIE SELGO PORT CLINTON, April Minnie Selgo, 80.

widow of the late Richard Selgo who died at the home of her eon Emil Selgo today will be buried Saturday afternoon from the residence on W. Fifth-st with the Rev. W. A. Siefkes of St.

John's Lutheran Church officiating. Burial will bo in Lakcview come tery. She is survived by the follow ing children; Mrs. William Zimmerman and Mrs. John Wllleat.

Sandusky; Mrs. George Stone, Toledo; Miss Mate Selgo, Mrs. Arthur enlus, Mrs. George Franz, Albert Solgo and Emil Selg.o here; also IS grandchildren and two great grand children. Today and Tomorrow WALT DISNEY'S Technicolor Cartoon "Alerbabies" STARTS SUNDAY IT AT FIRST SKSHTl SPECIAL TREAT! STARTING TIMES AT LOCAL PLAYHOUSES fhtater See pic- hire film showing at Total houses by arriving at following times: STATE THEATER "Rebellious Daughters" 3:45, 6:15 end 9:05 p.

m. "The Long 2:25, 4:55. 7:25 and io IS p. m. PLAZA THEATER 3:40, 8:36 and 9:30 P.

m. "On 6:30 and' 8:25 p. m. OHIO THEATER "The Beachcomber" 1:25, 3:25, 6:25. 7:25 and 9:25 p.

m. College Contest To Be Saturday TIFFIN. April College will hold lis annua) Scholarship Day Saturday. Mr.ro than 125 contestants from Ohio an-1 neaiby states are expected to compete for the thirteen $100 which will be given winners of the various examinations. In the afternoon the first annual Northwestern Ohio High School Drama Festival sponsored by The National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society will be held at Heidelberg.

Schools participating in this event will Include Sandusky, Tiffin Columbian, Fostorla, Jackson (Burgoon), Blnffton, Port Clinton, Oberlln, Ashland. Berlin Heights. TONIGHT IS THE RIG NIGHT "THE LONG Today "REBELLIOUS Only DAUGHTERS" SHOT SATURDAY SUNDAY Last Day Featuring Frank and EtlicI Carmen Jack and Connie McFadlane and Brown, Wade Wade Curly Williams Swingsters The Headline He Would Not Write! Was She New York's Loneliest Girl or Broadway's Most Dangerous Woman Brilliant SPRING FASHION FORECAST 4 kj Sfxecial and your old cleaner LIMITED ONLY Model TOMS The Amazing New EToreka Msgic! Cleans by itself. You merely guide this wonder cleaner. Its amazing automatic cleaning principle takes tiresome arm fatigue out of vacuum cleaning like automatic tikes it out of washing.

Instantly! You will sec dry dust and dirt "storm" out of your floor coverings you'll see greasy, sooty, 'Smudge" dirt removed without soap, vater, or chemicals. Call us for a FREE demonstia without obligating yourself. BABY CRIBS Size 215x48 Inch In ivory, maple, or green finish with drop AM QQ safety side Douglas Inner Spring Mattress Regulur $14.95 Douglass Inner Spring Mattress special at this introductory offer Cor Saturday Good quality (go Icking on coll springs Exceptional Good Quality Cotton Mattress In single or double size tho new woven right- ticking, See OQtUO Aluminum Coil BED SPRINGS Extra side supports that makes edge tsagloes. In single or double QK size STUDIO COUCHES With drop spring back aud' limer spring liack Also inner spring seat cushion and metal $OQ QK side arms MRS. EMILY E.

KLAISS TIFFIN. April 13 (Special) Mrs- Emily E. Klalss, 81. wife of Charles Klalss, died this morning in her home.at Deunquat, south of here, following an Illness of six weeks- Mrs. Klalss was a daughter of John and Margaret Miller De Rothe and was married Dec.

4. 1890, to Charles Klalss, who survives with a son, H. E. Klalss, Miami, a daughter, Mrs. D.

L. Keyser, Springfield, and two brothers, A. A. DeRothe, New Washington, and D. L.

DeRothe, Columbus. Funeral services will be held at the residenco Saturday at 2 p. m. and in the Deunquat Lutheran Church at 2:30 p. m.

Burial will be In Brush Ridge Cemetery, near Marion. Hi $109.50 Nationally Advertised Estate Gas Stove With Fresh Air Oven Full size oven with heavy alloy racks, electric light, minute minder. Robert Shaw oven heat control. All white porcelain finish. Heavy rock wpol insulated oven.

Roller bear- I Uroller. l-arge utensil compartment, drip pan for burners and automatic llehtliiK burners. $79 And Your Old Stove C. R. SOULE NORWALK, April C.

R. Soule of Cleveland, a former resident of Norwalk, died in his 81st year. Ho was struck by an automobile and received a fractured hip. Burial was made in West Park Cemetery Tuesday of this week. His wife died a number of years ago.

Surviving is a son, Mllo of Cleveland, and three daughters, Minta, Ciraca and Ruth, all of Clove- land. Mr. Soule had made his home with a son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E.

B. Rhoda. Besides the children, one brother, W. A. Soule of Akron and one sister.

Mrs. Mary K. Lutts of this city, survive. THOR WASHERS A Washing and 26 Inch MANGLE Fw" blltitti fa'' Limited Time Only-See this A family tiiv.ii deluxe Thor Washer and a deluxe safety wringer that has no equal and wc will give you demonstration to prove ssiime. Ask us about this Wringer and Washer $59,95 54so OPKN i Monday.

Wed. and Kalurday West ashlngton St. MRS. ELIZA BKLLAMY NORWALK, April Mrs. Kllza Bellamy, 36, dhd early this morning following a two years' illness, at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. F. E. Coultrlp of Berlin Heights where she had made her home for the last 14 years. She was born Juno 8.

1842 r.i Canterbury, rlnglttnd. Mrs. Bellamy was a member of the Berinv'lle Methodist Church for the past 12 years, She is nurvlved by one son, Charles Bellamy of Collins, two grandsons and one great granddaughter. Her husband John preceded her in death 17 years ago. Funeral services will ha held Saturday afternoon at, 2 o'clock from the Collins Methodist Episcopal Church with the Rev.

Harrison Hester of the Berlinville Methodist Church and tho Rev. Clarence Mes- nengtr of Collins officiating. Tho body will remain at the PeasK Funeral Homo at Wakeman until Saturday noon where friends may call, Jt will b-j taken to Collins for vices. JnUiment will be made in the Collins Cemetery. Tender Branded Banquet Beef SWISS STEAK 2' lb.

Sandusky's Greatest Food Values FANCY LEAN TENDER PORK LOIN ROAST iC lb. Tender Young LAMB STEAK- -lb. 18c Tender Young LAMB 15c Tender Young LAMB 10c Center Cut VEAL 17 Armour's Star lb. pkg PURE LARD Tender Branded Banquet Beef Chuck BEEF ROAST lb. 17c Sugar Cured PICNIC 15 Sugar Cured BACON Waldock's Lean Breakfast Center Cut Sliced RINDLESS Uneven Rindless Sliced BACON 2 lb pkg.

IPc 17 22 9c Fresh Churned CREAMERY BUTTER 21 lb. Fresh Made LIVER Fresh Made LARGE 10c 12 Wisconsin BRICK CHEESE lb. EXTRA FANCY CENTER CUT LEAN PORK CHOPS 19 Tender Branded Banquet Beef Sirloin tiSfVIVSI JL. Yd? Toilet Soap for 1 CAMAY IOC Old Wurzburg rn MALT Tax paid OvC Large liar for IVORY SOAP JOC RED TOP MALT Tax Paid Laundry SOAP bars A SOAP lUC True Value PEAS for OR A No. 2 Cans UOK Large 3 lb.

can lb, CRISCO OcanOiC True Value CORN for No. 2 cans MUK Big Chief FLOUR i 5 lb, Sack IOC True Value cans Tomatoes No. 2 Insto Pancake A lb. sack OQ RT FLOUR 4t ZoC True Value No, 2 for Red Kidney Beans Clyds Best FLOUR MYi lb. Sack True Value No.

2 tor OP can Pork Beans Hunt's Famous Casing PORK SAUSAGE lb. FANCY LARGE STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY E66S 16- doz White Solid VEAL ROAST 8' lb. MAK ING FRIEN Hunt's Counts EA MARKET ST. SANfjU KV, OHIO Fresh Made FERN OLEO lb,.