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among them 5.8 per cent came also lost hit life in the crash. Airplane Crash Friday, Ni mhfr 1957 uoiu oui (it uie siaie. The eight-day exposition was hold in August. Few Visitors To Ohio Fair Found Anything Out Of Order Basis For Suits Moore's Giant SANDUSKY, O. Mrs.

Kathryn E. Semon has filed suits in Erie Oluo UPv-Four out University's Department o( Agri-J-iApiUMUIl I lUilb Mrs. Semon presented her claim to Mrs. Landin as administratrix of her late husband's estate and it was refused. Judgment of $300 is sought from co-defendant, the American Mercury Insurance company, Cleveland, which is said to have insured individual occupants of the plane against injuries.

1 Mrs. Semon was in partnership with her late husband in a local business and is, the mother of four minor children. cultural tconomics and Kural of every CVe visitors to the 1937 Two At Norwalk county for companion judgments of $250,000 and $300 for wrongful death of her husband, Millard R. Over 2300 Toys To Choose From! cioLgy reported. The two conducted a survey, for tlie State Fair Study Committee.

Semon, who was killed in April in an airplane crash near Frack- Ohio State Fair couldn't- find a thing wrong with Of 'persons, only 20 pir cent found something they dishked. PJchard Newburg a ui HaroJd Ecker of Ohio State NORWALK, O. -r- Charles I. Layton, 31, east Iroquois street, Some of the specific dislikes; ville, during foggy weather listed in the study were "comfort Bayview, and his James L. Carpenter, 19, Castalia, were burned in an explosion Wednes lactors, too commercial, poor Bicycles, Tricycles, Pull Toys, liemote Control Toys, Dolls, Musical Toys, Games, Hobby Horses, Black-boards, Tt ble ajid Chair Sets, Wagons, Tractors, many many others.

conditions. Action for $250,000 was brought information service," "buildings day at Johnny and Don Motor against Marilyn Landin, widow of tiie pilot of the plane, which crashed into a mountain. Landin too crowded," "midway complaints," and "grandstand and coliseum complaints." State Fair manager D. Robert Jones said the purpose of the INFLATED STORY GREAT FALLS, MorK, IT A1 visitor to Great Falls reported to police that two young men beat him up and took $60 from him while he was walking through the Sales on Route 250, just north of the Norwalk city limits. Carpenter suffered only slight burns about the hands and face, but, Layton, an employe of the Getviia! COMPLETE protein in TONY'S Open Friday and Saturday To 9 132 S.

Front Fremont Msg all boxed ready for instant set-up if needed. The first field hospital will arrive next week and assigned to Oak Harbor. Headquarters of the hospital will be at' Town hall. city's railroad yards. Police were skeptical, however, when he told them the $60 consisted of four $20 bills.

CLASSIFIED ADS CET QUICK RESULTS 7 protein 1 JSKKAD New Departure plant in Sandusky, was severely burned and was admitted to the local hospital. Cause of the blast was not determined. It seared the northeast interior -of the concrete block building and did considerable damage to equipment and the car on which Layton and Carpenter were working. study is, to "check public opinion regarding various aspects of the fair." About fiO per cent of tlie fair-goers said they were there because of "general interest and habit." The report said 18.7 per cent of the visitors liked the livestock exhibits most of all, and 13.9 said they liked the grandstand or coliseum shows best. Jones said 54.6 per cent of the visitors came from outside Colum more value by far AT YOUR (JROCER'S OR FROM YOUR TONY SALESMAN Carpenter suffered his burns in bus and Franklin and smothering the fire on Layton's Your Want Ad Number FE 2-5511 FEATURES Hleirinmoini Aoirkeft 121-125 W.

Madison Gibsonburg QUALITY GROCERIES and MEAT FOR 76 YEARS clothing. Layton was burned on 90 percent of his body. Carpenter told Fire Chief Bill Lohman he was working under the car at the time of the blast, and could not say just what happened. The sales agency is owned by Johnny Farmer, north Foster street, and Roy Cooper, Corwin street. They reportedly had given Layton and Carpenter permission to work all night on the car Carpenter had purchased.

WHERE YOU SAVE THE BEST KIND OF SAVINGS! SUPER RIGHT" QUALITY Weekend Special Cavern, 8 oz. Stems Pieces Mushrooms, 2 for 59c WEEKEND SPECIAL -loan ot Arc Kidney Beans No. 2 Size 15c Pork LDini Del Monte W. K. or C.

S. Golden Corn, No. 303 2 for 29c 7c Off Deal Spry, 3 lb. Can 79c Sales Tax Total Down In County Sales of prepaid state sales tax receipts in Sandusky county totaled $15,648 the wwk ending November 16 as compared with the same week a year ago, according to a report by State Treasurer Roger W. Tracy.

Total for the period July 1 through November 16, 1957, was $361,576, as compared with the same period in 1956. SALI! Weekend Special Hoffman House Dill Pickles, quart 27c Weekend Special MAZOLA Gallon $2.39 LOIN END ROAST CENTER CHOPS RIB END ROAST 1 lb. Box 10X Powdered 2 for 25c Mission or Goody Goody Peas, No. 303, 2 for 25c Comparisons with neighboring counties for the weeks ending November 16, 1957 and 1956, are as follows Erie $31,909 and $26,537, Huron $17,756 and $17,497, Ottawa $8,895 Bi)e Weekend Special Hoffman House Sweet Pickles, Quart Weekend Special Hunt's No. 2' i Whole, Unpeeled Apricots, 2 for 59c and $8,680, Seneca $20,493 and $18 205 and Wood $18,775 and $15,236.

lb. lb. lb. 39c Ohio total for tiie week ending November 16 was $3,510,337, which was $506,440 12 6 npr rprit Ha. 25 lb.

Sack now $4,016,777 collected the same Bowman, No. SOS Applesauce, 2 for 25c Pillsbury Flour 1.79 week in 1956. iromnd if "SUPER RIGHT" QUALITY MEAT DEPARTMENT SPECIALS Clyde News Hems (Continued from Page 14) ters, were Thanksgiving guest of 390 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sherck.

Lean, Sliced Canadian Bacon pound Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kauble Fresh Ground Hamburg, lb. U. S.

Good 890 FRESH mimt Fillets and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rich FROZEN ard Everhart and family and 890 Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. LeFever T-Bone Steaks, Skinless' Wieners 00 pound 05 were guests of Mr. and Mrs. iJalph Tichenor on Thanksgiving Semi-boneless, defatted, precooked Hams, CQ4 whole or half, lb. U.

S. NO. I GRADE, TOP-QUALITY 490 Farmsweet Sliced Bacon, lb. Mr. and Mrs.

S. E. Green-slade, and family, W. S. Smila and Mrs.

H. Smila of Detroit were holiday guests of Mr. and Fresh Fish Chickens Oysters Mrs. Frank Hall and John Green. AGJ5 TAT Mr.

and Mrs. Ivan Harvey ot Toledo will spend Sunday in Clyde, guests at the Hall-Green home. Mr. and Mrs. Harkness Daven port and daughters entertained MICHIGAN MAINES Otto Heyman and son LaMar on Thanksgiving.

Mr. and Mrs. John Dawley, New! Pumpkin Spice Cream and daughters; John Dawley, $1 .49 .69 and Dr. and Mrs. R.

C. Fox and family of Green Springs were 50-LB. BAG 50-LB. BAG guests of the Dr. C.

L. Foxes in Fremont on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Jones and family were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. LaMar Jones on Thanksgiv ing enjoying dinner at the Boyer Restaurant in Lindsay. Mrs. James Bond and son Jim Fresh Tomatoes RED RIPE and Mrs. Pauline Miller will 12 OZ.

pkg. 25 49 spend the Thanksgiving week end in Detroit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F.

Miller and son David spent Thanksgiving in Columbus with Mrs. Miller's parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. K.

McFadden. Mr. and Mrs. William Fawcett, Oranges CALIFORNIA 113 SIZE doz. ave jr.

ana son Boooy naa as Thanksgiving guests, her mother, Mrs. Mabel Wise of Pittsburgh. lur sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Wilkinson of Chicago, son. Scott who is home from Ohio State University and and Mrs. William Fawcett. 'TU.

3-LB. CAN OWN PURE VEGETABLE die no SHORTENING 1 Pllr irs-irilif 1W CD. HOSPITALS ASSIGNED PORT CUNTON. O. Ottawa county will get a $22,000 Civilian Defense field hospital next week and three more similar hospitals are expected to be assigned to the county soon with Elmore to receive a field hospital also.

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