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The Marion Star Tuesday December 30, 1980 3 IV v. vSk. i ant i II lit 1 am 'i Patrick L. Gosser, 22, Shelby, was westbound when the accident occurred. Gosser lost control of his truck on the ice, the patrol said, and it skidded left of center.

Fry attempted to stop, the patrol said, and his car also skidded and then was struck by the Gosser truck. Gosser was charged with traveling at a speed excessive for conditions, the patrql said. served by the Findlay Police Department. PURSE MISSING Dorothy E. Boring, Prospect, reported Monday the loss of her purse in a shopping cart at the Town and Country IGA Foodliner.

The loss is more than $800. ATTEMPTED BURGLARY Robert Parish, Lot 171 Fountain Place, told deputies Monday of an attempted burglary of his trailer. A window was pushed in, he said, but entry was not gained. Loss is set at $75. Area Accidents A Marion man was injured Monday morning in an accident on Ohio 309 at Lee Road.

Treated and released at Marion General Hospital was Randy G. Shifflet 23, of 1617 Weiss Ave. He was driver of the tractor-trailer truck involved. Driver of the car involved, Robert Q. Dixon 22, of 2019 Lee Road, was not injured in the mishap, the Marion post of the state highway patrol said.

According to the patrol Dixon was southbound on Lee Road and the Shifflet truck was eastbound on Ohio 309 when the accident occurred around 8:35 a.m. Dixon was unable to stop his car, the patrol said, due to the ice and it slid into the intersection. Shifflet swerved to the left behind the Dixon car to Returns Home I -ft-, II -W it, 1 A A of 1127 E. Church collided at Bright wood Drive and Mount Vernon Avenue. '-POLE STRUCK Robert D.

Shuff, 18, of 294 Johnson was hurt Monday evening when he lost control of his car and struck a utility pole at 400 Merchant Ave. The emergency squad of the Marion City Fire Department was called to the scene. Shuff was treated at Marion General Hospital and released. Area Hospitals MOUNT GILEAD Morrow County Admitted: Charisse Haas, Sarah O. Wolcott, James Bartlett, Mrs.

Paul Bullock, Netti Lee, Bernice Craven, Mrs. Lucille Harris, Mount Gilead; Steven Davis, Rebecca Hawkins, Carl Ruehrmund, Lloyd Hoffman, Diane Arnold, Jackson Tone, Harold Bolen-bauch, Cardington; Hoy Fisher, Robin Miracle, Teresa Adkins, Marengo. Released: Barry Neumeister, Ruth Hinds, Cynthia Hershner, Theodore Dowalter. KENTON Hardin Memorial Admitted: Mrs. Wayne Lamb, Forest.

Released: Celesta Brown, Mrs. Wayne Lanb. UPPER SANDUSKY Wyandot Memorial Admitted: Georgia Wise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wise, Heath Strasser, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kevin Strasser, Mark Holzwart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Holzwart, Mary Laugh rey, Mrs. Robert Bianici, Upper Sandusky; Eric Stewart, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Stewart, Forest. Released: Robert Altvater, Keith Anspach, Mary Feeley, Jonathan Ratliff, Robert Mohre, George Wise. GALION Community Admitted: Mary Gray, Mount The importance and special meaning of being "home lor (he holidays" has been put to music by songwriter and recording star Kenny Logging and is a feeling familiar to us all. Recently, former American Field Service exchange student shared her home in 1976.

She the Tozers and attended Harding School. Since that the have visited Ariane twice and she here for a few days in October. The AFS student will leave Marion and return home to work for the Embassy. (Star Photo by Bill and two of the Tozers' daughters Pat (center) and Kim look at a card sent by a third Tozer daughter, Becky, who is working in Mexico and was 'unable to make it home for the holidays. Pat and Kim are home on break from Ohio University where are students.

Ariane, resident of Neuchatel, Swit- zerland, arrived in Marion Christmas Eve to spend the holidays wtyh the family with American home, the Uhler Road residence of the Al Tozer family, to spend time with her American family. Ariane Obituaries avoid a collision and his left the road, rolling over onto its side in a ditch. Dixon was charged with failure to yield the right of way, the patrol said. WOMAN HURT Janet L. Huffman, 24, of 2059 Crissinger Road, was treated and released at Marion General Hospital Monday morning where she was treated for injuries suffered in a one-car accident on the Campbell Road bridge, south of Ohio 95.

The Marion post of the state highway patrol said Huffman was northbound" on Campbell Road around 7 55 a m. when she lost control of her car and it went off the right side of the road and struck a guard rail. No citations were issued, the patrol said. The emergency squad of the Marion Township Fire Department was called to the scene. ONE INJURED MANSFIELD A Crestline man was injured Monday morning when his car collided with a pick-up truck on Settlement East Road, east of Ohio 61.

Taken to Crestline Hospital with incapacitating injuries was Bernard L. Fry, 35. The Mansfield post of the state highwyay patrol said Fry was eastbound on Settlement Road and a truck operated by Police ARREST John St. Germain, 53, of 980 Woodrow was arrested at Center and Davids streets this morning on charges of driving while intoxicated and operating a motor vehicle with an insufficient muffler. He was released on his own recognizance.

BURGLARY Ronnie Cottrill, 672 Silver reported Monday evening that his residence was burglarized. Taken were stereo components, record albums and other property. The loss was estimated at over $300. Two youngsters found items believed to have been taken in the burglary. They discovered the property in bushes near the Cottrill residence, took some of the items to a nearby home and called police.

Before officers arrived a car containing five suspects pulled up. They loaded the remaining property in the vehicle and drove away. At last report no arrests had been made. THEFT Rose Varney, 343 W. Church told police Monday afternoon that several strands of outdoor Christmas tree lights and extension cords were stolen from her property.

She set the loss at over 150. VANDALISM Donald Bauer, 535 Pearl reported Monday morning that two tires on his car were cut at his residence. He estimated the loss at $150. CityAccidents ONE CITED James D. Kohler, 29, of 913 David was charged Saturday with failure to control his vehicle after a mishap on Cheney Avenue in which he struck a fence.

JUVENILE CHARGED William J. Crissinger, 16, of 206 Olney was charged Sunday with failure to control his vehicle, operating on a temporary permit without a licensed driver and leaving the scene of an accident. He reportedly struck a parked car. DRIVER CITED Hubert H. Goerlich, 64, of 218 Olney was cited at Olney and Bellefontaine avenues Monday afternoon for failure to yield.

The other driver involved in the collision was Donald K. Augenstein, 72, of 418 Forest St. CARS COLLIDE Herman E. Powelson, 68, of 326 S. Grand was cited Monday afternoon for making an improper left turn.

He and Jeffrey G. Thieken, 19, Fire City EMERGENCY (Monday) 10:55 a.m. to 201 Pennsylvania where Zelda Hord, 64, was ill. She was taken to Marion General Hospital, treated and released. Township EMERGENCY (Monday) 10:32 a.m.

to 1650 Cascade Drive, Precision Post, where Terry Utley, 28, of 1168 Bahama Drive, was injured. 'He was taken to Community MedCenter Hospital. Dog Pound The following dogs were picked up by the dog wirden on Monday. They must be claimed at the dog pound, East Fairground Street, within three days of when they were found, not counting the day they were picked up. Female, black and brown mixed, found at Sawyer -LudwigPark.

Male, black and tan mixed, found at 298 Clinton St Female, brown I mixed, found at 1922 Matheny Drive. Female, black labrador, found at 465 Marion -Cardington RoadW. Sheriff Tom Lee Decker, 30, Findlay, was arrested Monday, on a warrant charging him with probation violation. He was resolution authorizing the sale of the county's share of Penn Central Railroad notes. The notes represent back taxes owed by the bankrupt railroad.

The board changed its mind about selling the notes because a federal court hearing will enable the county's taxing districts to get full value on the notes. The money is expected to be released at the beginning of 1981, according to Mary Ellen Withrow, county treasurer. On Monday, the commissioners also authorized the extension of time for real property collection from Dec. 31 to Jan. 30, as requested by the county treasurer.

Water Decade NEW YORK (AP) The United Nations launched a 10-year program to provide safe drinking water for everyone. U.N. experts say a quarter of the earth's 4 billion people now drink dirty water and some 2 billion have no toilet. It estimates that up to 80 percent of diseases in developing countries could be prevented by clean water and improved sanitation. The cost of this program will be $30 billion annually for the next 10 years.

Prince Rainier of Monaco married American movie star Grace Kelly in 1956. For Holidays Services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Volk-Richardson Funeral Home, Galion, by the Rev. Luther Muehlbrad. Burial will be in Iberia Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 tonight. Hazel C. Shroats Hazel C. (Beaver) Shroats, 91, formerly of 142 Marion-Cardington Road, died at 1:45 a.m. today at 1960 Smeltzer Road, where she was being cared for.

She was ill eight years. Born in Marion County Feb. 4, 1890, she was married here March 6, 1910, to Vernon Shroats, who died in 1973. She was a housewife and is survived by 4 sons, LeRoy Shroats and Robert Shroats, both of Marion, John Shroats of Prospect and Edward Allen Shroats of North Carolina; a sister, Edna Dietsch of Marion; 9 grandchildren and 16 greatgrandchildren. Memorial services will be conducted at 3 p.m.

Wednesday in Boyd Funeral Home by the Rev. Roger Ashley. Burial will be in Marion Cemetery. No calling hours will be observed. Contributions may be made to Green Camp United Methodist Church Memorial Fund.

Walter F.Trumble Funeral services are being arranged in Independence, for Walter F. Trumble, 61, formerly of Marion. Mr. Trumble, who' lived in Independence, died there on Sunday. A member of the Catholic Church, Mr.

Trumble lived in Marion about 15 years, leaving the community about six years ago. He was born Sept. 4, 1919. On medical leave before his death, Mr. Trumble was a whom she lived with High Tozers Visited former Thursday Swiss Snider).

Appointments Reported Lloyd S. Harris MOUNT GILEAD Lloyd S. Harris, 72, of 209 W. Marion Mount Gilead, died Monday morning in Morrow County here. He was born in Cardington, July 1, 1908, and was married to Lucille Meckley Harris, who survive.

He was a retired service manager of Hydraulic Press Manufacturing here and a member of First Baptist Church, Mount Gilead. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Marcelle Miller of Gallon; a son, Richard Harris of Basking Ridge, N.J.; a brother, Virgil Harris of Escondido, and 4 grandchildren. Services will ber conducted at 10 a.m. Friday in Craven Funeral Home, Mount Gilead, by the Rev.

Warren B. Harris. Burial will be in Rivercliff Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday.

Charles Turpin NEVADA Charles Turpin, 64, of Route 2, Nevada, died at 2 p.m. Monday at his home. He had been ill IS months. The Rev. Faye Botten will conduct services at 11 a.m.

Friday at the Lucas Funeral Home here. Burial will be in Nevada Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday. Masonic memorial service will be conducted at 6:30 p.m.

Thursday. Mr. Turpin was born Oct 30, 1916, in Rustburg, Va. He was a member of the Nevada United Methodist Church, Nevada Masonic Lodge 343 and AM, senior officer of Atlantic Rich-' field. He is survived by 2 sons, Spencer Trumble of Columbus and John Trumble of Marion; a stepson, Robert Barker of Chicago, 2 daughters, Mrs.

Jennifer Penix of Marion and Mrs. Catherine Swann of London; and 10 grandchildren. William M.Hamblin William Max Hamblin, 59, of 4020 Centerville-Prospect Road, died at 7:45 a.m. today in Marion General Hospital. He was born June 8, 1921, and lived in the Green Camp area since 1942.

He was service manager for Tecum sen Products Marion Division and was an employee of the company 40 years. Following the death in 1961, of his wife, Wilda Mae Stayner Hamblin, he was married Aug. 10, 1963, to Virginia Dusang Hamblin, who survives. Also surviving are 2 sons, Steven Hamblin of Marion and Michael Hamblin of Anchorage, Alaska; a daughter, Mrs. Larry (Mischa) Lash of Medina; 2 stepdaughters, Mrs.

David (Cheryl) Seitz of Marys ville and Terry Glenn of Marion; 3 sisters, Mrs. David (Bea) Dickason of LaRue, Mrs. Andrew (Helen) Middlesworth of Florida- and Mrs. Paul (Betty) Cochran of Huron; 8 grandchildren and 1 greatgrandchild. 'A stepson and a sister are deceased.

Services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday in Snyder Funeral Home, by the Rev. Arthur Derry. Burial will be in Green Camp Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Friday. Memorial contributions may be made to Green Camp Baptist Church of which Mr. Hamblin was a member. Gilead. Released: Donald Wilson.

DELAWARE Grady Memorial Admitted: Kenneth Lea, Ashley; James Prospect. Released: Rita Elizabeth Boyd. Allinder, Goins, BUCYRUS Community Released: FredD. Vestal. JV al aaa XaajaaaeaaaVl KEGEU1EYER 204 East Center St.

Phone 387-5727 Now Available OFFICE SUPPLIES ASSOC. BEAVER OFFICE PRODUCTS and the Nevada Chapter 243, Order of the Eastern He was employed at Clark Metal Products, Marion, before his illness. On May 22, 1940, he married the former Bobby Baublitz, who survives. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Charleen Schifer of Berlin Heights; 2 grandchildren; 5 sisters, Mrs.

Elizabeth McDermott, Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Alice Raine and Mrs. Charles (Julia) Gremmels, all of Lynchburg, and Mrs. Sally Meeker of Pleasant Hill, N.J.; and a brother, Raymond Turpin of Atlanta, Ga.

A daughter and a brother are deceased. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. George F. Sautter GALION George Frederick Sautter, 77, of 221 South Street, Galion, died at 10:10 p.m. Monday in Galion Community Hospital.

He was born in Lima Sept. 25, 1903, and was married Sept 10, 1927, to Iva H. Ross Sautter, who survives. A former member of Galion City Council, serving 4 years, starting in 1946, he sold and repaired farm machinery for Fred Hocker and Galion Farm Service. He was a member of Peace Lutheran Church here.

Also surviving are 2 daughters, Mrs. Ben (Martha) Kozik of Galion and Mrs. Forrest (Juanita) Dye of Dayton; 4 brothers and a sister, Herman, Albert George and Edward and Emma Sautter, all of Galion; 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. A brother is deceased. the Executive Board of Harding Area Council Boy Scouts of America and was a former president of Community MedCenter Hospital's Board of Governors.

He was it member of Marion, Area Chamber of Commerce and of Marion Lodge 70, F4AM. Also surviving are 3 sons, Don of Massachusetts, James of Wisconsin and John of Marion; a daughter, Joyce of Kentucky; 3 brothers, Ronald of Petersburg, James, also of Michigan, and Darryl of Kettering; 2 sisters, Mrs. Ray (Elaine) triggers of Alabama and Mrs. Richard Jeanette) Burns of Petersburg, and grandchildren. Rev.

James Miller, burial in Jersey Universalist Cemetery, New Albany. Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9 today. Baford Klney 1 p.m. Wednesday, Volk-Richardson Funeral Home, the Rev. Daniel Seabuyn, burial in Falrview Cemetery, Gallon.

Friends may call at the funeral home in Galion 2-4 and 7-9 today. A force of 18,000 Americans landed at York, now Toronto, in 1813, and forced the outnumbered British garrison to withdraw. The town was sacked and the parliament buildings were burned down. Four months later, British troops occupied Washington in reprisal for the attack. Private Services Set For Alfred M.

Bird fS? WooJsiJ Vtllage Quality Nursing Care Retirement Living Phone 419-947-2015 841 W. Marion Rd. Mt. Gilead, O. The Marion County commissioners made several appointments on Monday.

Cynthia Miller and Dan Hurley were appointed to the Marion County Mental Health Board for four-year terms, beginning' Friday. Mel Weston and Gerry Hall were reappointed to four-year terms beginning Friday. Ernie Humbert was appointed to a four-year term on the Marion County Children Services Board. The appointment is effective In other action, the commissioners rescinded a Court ShortS PLEADS John Smith, 21, Greenup, was placed on five years probation after pleading guilty to breaking and entering. His one to five year prison term was suspended.

Darrell Eugene Braden, 23, address unknown, was placed on five years probation after pleading guilty to breaking and entering. His one to five year prison term was suspended. PROBATION Steven C. Armbruster, 21, of 384 Chester was ordered released from the' Columbus Correctional Facility and placed on probation. He was sentenced to one to 10 years for carrying a concealed weapon.

PLEADING Terry L. Phillips, 21, of 429 S. Main 2, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and was sentenced to one to five years in prison. Probation was denied PERSONAL INJURY Diana S. and Homer Alvin Cook, 427 Cherry have sued Carl Rinnert, Green Camp, in connection with an April 1 traffic accident.

Mrs. Cook demands $75,000 plus costs, and her husband is seeking $50,000 plus costs. A jury trial is requested. According to the suit, Rin-nert's vehicle struck the car driven by Mrs. Cook at Davids Street and Belief ontalne Avenue.

She claimed injuries to her head, leg, neck and back. mm mens A Mighty Midget classified ad is 16 words or lees. Items In ad mutt be priced under 2S0 and trice must be Included ad. Payment muet accompany ad. No refunds.

Mall your ad In or bring rt to the office by 4:30 and have ft the next day 's peper. 3 DAYS Q)1 $3 pr PETERSBURG, Mich. -Private services and burial will be held In Petersburg, for Alfred M. Bird, 59, general manager of Tecumseh Products Marion Division. No calling hours will be observed at Spencer Funeral Home here.

Memorial contributions may be made to Cardiac Special Care Unit, Community MedCenter Hospital, Marion. Mr. Bird died at Community MedCenter late Sunday. He was born May 11, 1921, in Michigan, and was married to Dorothy Austin Bird, who survives. Associated with Tecumseh Products years, he served on Home Federal Variable Certificate I 12.00 12.935 Funerals 'WSik hid illili Vrjvi Effective Rate Annual Yield Donald M.

Tower 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Denzer Funeral Home, the Rev. Robert S. Giim, burial in Grand Prairie Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home z- today.

Memorial contribution may be made to Trinity Baptist Church. Mrs. Joseph A. Saatotta 10 a.m. Wednesday, St.

Mary Catholic Church, burial In St. Mary Cemetery. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-6 today at Gunder Funeral Home, where prayer service will be held at 4p.m. Carrie Beajamia 10 a.m. Friday, Dory Nash Funeral Home, 1620 S.

Stoney Island Chicago, 60619, the Rev. Emntett Brawn. Jeroid B. Hapaer 11 a.m. "Wednesday, Gehm-BaOinger Funeral Home, Prospect, the Minimum deposit $100.

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