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Fremont News- Messenger Monday, September 11, 1967 On-The- -Job Deaths Boost Weekend Auto Toll To 15 Ohio's 11 weekend traffic tims included at least persons killed while on jobs. In Cincinnati, a fireman struck by a pickup truck attempted to halt traffic front of a fire station. driver of a milk truck Parma when the truck turned, and the driver Brink's truck died in an Turnpike collision. The deaths since noon day: Reginald Burrow, 3, land. was injured fatally day when he ran into a during a heavy rain storm was struck by a car.

John J. Wolf, 43, Parma, killed in his home city day when a milk truck he driving overturned. Melvin L. Yoder, 21, lin, was killed Saturday a two-car collision on near Massillon. John Bickers, 44.

fireman. was injured late Saturday when struck pickup truck as he halted fic for a fire truck from a false alarm. Charles Moore, 53, Dayton, pedestrian, was struck by and killed on the city's Side Sunday. Mrs. John Sutton.

40. Ranids. Ohio, and her son IT. erished in a two-car near Toledo Sunday evening. Court News CLAIM SETTLED Probate court has approved settlement of a wrongful 1 death claim by Janice Weber Turner, administratrix of the estate of James Sinift.

Sinift was killed in a traffic accident in 1963 on Route 105. The claim was filed against Elden A. LaFave and was settled for $1.500. BILLY DIVORCE Arlo Mae Billy, Bellevue. has filed petition in common pleas court for divorce from John J.

Billv. They were married in 1954 in Vermilion, and have four children. She charges neglect and cruelty. She asks custodv of the children and equitable relief. FLEMING DIVORCE Petition for divorce has been entered in common pleas court by Ruby E.

Fleming, Castalia Route 1. from Donald E. Fleming. They were married in 1955 in Castalia and have no children She charges neglect and cruelty and asks division of property and other relief. MARRIAGE APPLICATION Gerald Hassen.

31. Fremont. foreman, and Virginia Pinskey, 22. Woodville. PALMER ACCOUNT PALMER ACCOUNT John L.

Chambers. executor of the estate of Bernice I. Palmer. has filed final account in probate court. REALTY TRANSFERS John Q.

and Ascension Alafita to Frank and Virginia Alafita, six acres in Riley township. Willah Wendler Rhein to Clyde K. Rhein. 98 acres in Madison township. Charges Follow Police Officer's Summons To Home Francis J.

Geller. 1300 Croghan street. posted a $157.50 bond and is scheduled to appear in Municipal court Wednesday on an assault charge filed Sundav by a Fremont police officer. Corporal Lynn Goebel answered a domestic call at 2:37 p.m 10 the Geller residence, Goebel was met on the sidewalk b1 Mrs. Geller and her brother.

Thomas H. Stannard. 607 east cole road. Mrs. Geller told the officer her husband had threatenod her with a pointed arrow and a screwdriver when she attempted to wet her belongings from the house.

The police officer advised her in regard to filing charges as this was a civil matter. Mrs. Geller asked him to try to talk 10 her hushand. The officer knocked at the door and was answered through the locked door The officer was ordered not to come in unless he had a search warrant. 41 this point Mrs.

Geller put a kev in the door and her brother opened it. Geller came out swinging at the officer and Stannard. Corporal Goebel forced him back un against a wall. Geller was taken to police headquarters and charged. I GIG DIRE A MOST HAPPY FAMILY-Father and sister of Miss America of 1968-Debra Dene Barnes of Pittsburg, Kansas-join her at breakfast in Atlantic City, N.

Sunday after she won the title over 49 other state beauties last night. Missing was Mrs. Dwight Barnes, the queen's moher, who is seriously ill in a hospital. At right is her 16-year-old sister, Barbara. (AP Wirephoto) Hospital News Memorial Saturday Admissions Medical Michele, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Wagner, Grant street; Mark, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lenz, Croghan street; Mrs. Willard Smith, Fleetwood Drive; Mrs.

Roger Kelly, East McGormley road; Darrell, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Jackson, Ferrous street; Charlene, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Sommer, Lindsey; Peter Calvin, Woodville; David Painter, Fostoria; Mrs.

Arthur Dickey, Williston. Saturday Discharges Mrs. Pearl Bowen, Sandusky County Home; Mrs. Harold Robinson, Stevenson street; Mrs. Sammy Perkins and daughter, south Front street; Clifford Everett, east State street; Mrs.

Dan Leasure and son, Napoleon street; Michael Warchola, Port Clinton road; Mrs. Isaac Rucker, Ferrous street; Cynthia Dirlam, north Wood street; Albert Sabo, Raw. son avenue; Mrs. Gary Bennett, Tucker road; William Saunders, South Wood street: Mrs. Gerald Serwin, Sixth street; Mrs.

Mervin Keegan, Green Springs; Steven Boome, Vickery; Charles Mutchler, Burgoon; Carl Rogers, Clyde; Mrs. Jen nie Grey, Clyde; Mrs. William Moritz, Woodville; Mrs. Dortha Barrett, Lakeside. Sunday Admissions Surgical Robert Waggoner, Cleveland avenue; Lonnie Eaton, son of Mrs.

Phillip Broad. South Drive: Mrs. Richard man, Circle Drive; Clarence Ash, White road: Roscoe Bowlus, Hazel street: Mrs. LaRue Flick, Franklin avenue. Medical Homer Young, south Fifth street: Mrs.

Pete Hernandez, Second street; Mrs. Lewis Roddy, May street. Clinton Trick, Route 4: Mrs. Roy Bowersox, Clyde; Joseph Troyka, Green Springs. Sunday Discharges Mrs.

Margaret Werner, North street: Ted Bundschuh, Morrison street; Mrs. Lawrence Harger and daughter, Alger street: Patrick Rodenhauser, St. Ann street; John Harris, Dickinson street; Sacramento Urbina, rural Tiffin; Mrs. Walter Mang, rural Elmore; Harold Hepner, rural Oak Harbor. Occupancy Report (Census Taken At Midnight) Designed capacity adult medical-surgical patients 103; today's census 103.

Designed capacity all patients including babies 178; today's census 147. Drowning Victim Found COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-The body of Steve Balka, 20, Columbus. who 'ow ed Saturdav night while fishing in a Grandview area quarry, was recovered by police Sunday. Look Who's Here September 9 Mr. and Mrs.

Gustavo Garcia, Route 1, Clyde, a son at 4:40 p.m. in Memorial hospital. September 10 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Slane, Green Springs, a daughter at 2:16 a.m.

in Memorial hospital. September 10 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sampson, west Birchard avenue, a son at 6:58 a.m. in Memorial hospital.

September 10 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farster, north Columbus avenue. a son at 11:27 a.m. in Memorial hospital.

September 11 Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Schutt, 1828 Burgoon street, their first child, Kimberlv Renee, at 4:25 a.m. in Providence hospital, Sandusky.

Mrs. Schutt is the former Marcia Drusbacky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drusbacky, Port Clinton. Mr's.

Anna Orvec, Port Clinton. is the maternal great grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schutt, Route 2, Fremont.

are the paternal grandparents. SURVEYOR SHOWS IT LANDED SAFELY -Surveyor 5 sent back this pictur of one of its footpads last night as proof it landed safely on the moon, with apparently little damage to the spacecraft, despite difficulties with a leaky pressure valve. Some lunar ma- Sweeping Highway Safety Bill Inked By Governor vic-1 Marilyn Wetzel, 21, Cincin- one-car crash in North Rdige- Road in Portage County, just three nati, died Sunday shortly after ville. across the Summit County line. their she was involved in a one-car Mrs.

John Freeman, Barber- Henry Johnson, 39, Akron, accident in the Queen City. ton, was killed Sunday night in died Sunday night when a car was Mary Kloster. 79, Fairview a two-car collision at the inter- he was riding in crashed on as he Park. was killed Sunday in section of U. S.

224 and Martin the Akron Expressway. in Fremont Area Deaths, Funerals Mrs. John C. Raypole CLYDE Mrs. Mary Jane Raypole, 33, wife of John Carl (Jack) Raypole, 315 east Grant street, died Saturday at 9:25 p.m.

in Memorial hospital, Fremont. Mrs. Raypole had been in failing health 11 years and had been hospitalized since August 29. Surviving with the husband, operator 0 of the sewage disposal utility, are five children, Karl Lee, John Dennis, Deborah Elene, Lori Ann and Mary Elizabeth, all at home; her mother Mrs. Gertrude Grover.

Clyde; brothers, George L. and Michael J. Carter, both of Bellevue; James E. and Robert W. Carter, both of Clyde; Gaylord Carter, Fremont, and Lawrence Carter, Austin, a halfbrother, Ronny Grover, Clyde; sisters, Mrs.

Shirley Ann White, Mrs. Gloria Jean Summner, Miss Sharion Louise Carter and Mrs. Katherine May Renfro, all of Clyde: Mrs. Susie Berkstead and Mrs. Alberta Phillips, both of Norwalk, and a half-sister, Susan Grover, Clyde.

Her father, George Lee Carter, is deceased. Mrs. Raypole was born May 12. 1934 in Clyde. She was married to Mr.

Raypole August 12, 1950. She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran church and the Auxiliary of the Clyde Fire Department. Friends will be received in the Fiser funeral home Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and until Tuesday noon when the body will be removed to the church.

The casket will be closed at the church. The Rev. Carl Henkelman, vicar of St. Paul's church, will conduct services Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. with burial in McPherson cemetery.

Ruth O. Hofacker Miss Ruth O. Hofacker, 58. Route 1, died Sunday at her home after an illness of six weeks. She was the daughter of Mrs.

Virgia Artz Hofacker and the late George C. Hofacker. Miss Hofacker was born December 28, 1908 in Ballville township. Surviving with her mother is a brother Orlo Hofacker, Route 1. Two brothers preceded her in death.

Friends may call at the Veh and Son funeral home, Gibsonburg, beginning Monday at' 7 p.m. The Rev. S. W. Brandyberry of Trinity EUB church will conduct services Wednesday at 2:30 p.m.

in the funeral hom Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery. Rooks Services Wayne Funeral services for Eugene Brooks, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glennis Brooks. Wavne, who drowned Friday night 111 an oil storage tank here were held Monday, with burial in Morehead.

Ky. The boy was found six hours after he was renorted missing from his home. It was remembered that the vonth liked to plav near the oil storage tank Wavne firemen started the search and the Wood countv sheriff's department answered a call for assistance. A twofoot wide cover on the roof of the ton'. la al bann Survivino are the narents.

sisters. Patricia and Glenda, both at home. and grandnarents. Mrs Thelma Kidd. Wayne.

and Mr and Mrs. Alta Brooks of Morehead. Ky. Offenburg Rites The Rev. Milton Mann conducted funeral services for Har dy J.

Offenburg. 80. 100 north Granville boulevard. Saturday in St. Mark Lutheran church.

Mr. Offenburg was dead on arrival Wednesday at Memorial hospital after collapsing at Wagner's Tavern. Route 6. He was a retired foreman of the Modern Construction Co. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery, with the Karlovetz and Dorfmever mortuary in charge.

Pallbearers were Gary Offenburg, Arthur and Eldon Weichman. John Walker, William Guhn and Merritt Sheidler. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-An omnibus bill assertedly giving Ohio one of the most comprehensive highway safety proin the nation was signed grams law today by Gov. James into A. Rhodes.

The measure makes sweeprevisions in present statutes ing crack down on drunk drivto other violators and at er and time to improve trainthe same ing opportunities and provide a system of auto safety inspections. Sponsors of the measure, State Sen. Michael J. Maloney R-7 Cincinnati and Rep. Gordon M.

Scherer R-71 Cincinnati, were present for the signing, which they said culminated nearly two years of legislative study. "This is not a cure-all but it is an affirmative step in the right direction," Scherer commented. Among other things, the enactment includes a so called "implied consent" provision under which suspected drunk driv ers are deemed to have given their permission for alcohol blood tests upon their application for a license. Tests may be refused but such refusal could lead to a six-month suspension of the driver's license. Otherwise, the bill requires completion of an approved driver education course as a prerequisite to the issuance of new licenses and earmarks about $10.8 million for programs in all high schools.

Three year drivers' license fees will be $4 instead of the present 75 cents to cover the cost of the programs. In addition, the bill increases penalties for a series of traffic offenses and eliminates from the law a requirement for radar warning signs. A random program of automobile inspection is provided. It will be carried out by threeman teams operating in various geographic areas of the state under supervision of the Ohio Highway Patrol. Besides the highway safety bill, the governor signed 17 others.

They included an administration measure hiking workmen's compensation benefits an aver- Curb-Cutting Limits Sought By Engineer County Engineer Miles Newton recommended to Sandusky county commissioners today added restrictions to cutting into pavements for sewers and other purposes. The engineer asked commissioners to pass regulations prohibiting the cutting of any pavement on a county road without a permit granted by the engineer. He also asked that the fee for opening a pavement be increased from $6 to $6.50 a foot. Engineer Newton pointed out. that the mileage of asphaltic concrete pavement on county roads has increased in recent years and will continue to inbetter and safer driving surface.

He also said there are few cases in which the road cannot be crossed by tunneling or boring. thus not disturbing the surface. kicked up during the landon the footpad. This picture, two hours after the landing, was 200-line TV system and was reat Jet Propulsion Laboratory Calif. (NASA photo via AP of 14 per cent and another age allowing the state to use bank deposits unclaimed for 10 years or longer as seed money for industrial development loans.

Fourteen bills were filed with the secretary of state during the weekend after being signed by Rhodes. Among them was an omnibus bill making comprehensive revisions in state banking laws. Ohio Satur- CleveSatur- street and Saturwas Frankin Ohio 93 Cincinnati fatally by a trafreturning a a car West Grand Scott. crash a Swartzlander Rites Mrs. Lena May Swartzlander, 79, 1232 Sycamore street, died Saturday at 1:25 p.m.

in Memorial hospital. She had been in failing health three years and was admitted to the hospital Thursday. She was the widow of Herbert William Swartzlander, who died in 1946. Surviving are a son, Lerdo Aldrich, Fremont: daughters, Mrs. Rudolph Koppleman, Fremont, and Mrs.

Harold (Ledo) Fox, Gibsonburg; brothers, Arlo Aldrich, Helena. Dewey and Lew Aldrich, both of Gibsonburg, and I. K. Aldrich, Fremont; sisters, Mrs. Clyde (Cora) Carnicom and Mrs.

Carl (Faye) Carnicom, both of Helena, and Mrs. Ray (Lucie) Carl of Kellyville, Okla. There are 13 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. One daughter, two brothers and her parents, Edwin and Lilly Howey Aldrich, preceded her in death. Services were held Monday in the Keller and Son funeral home with the Rev.

E. E. Zimmerman of John's Lutheran church offiliating. Burial was in Metzgar cemetery, Helena. Mrs.

Swartzlander was born in Helena September 30. 1887. Mrs. Clarence Whitely Mrs. Beatrice M.

Whitely, 60, sister of Miss Dolores Foos, 517 Taft avenue, and Louis P. Foos, 2115 Tiffin road, died Sunday at 7:20 a.m. in the Villa Maria Nursing Home, Green Springs. She was a resident of the home five months and had been in failing health two years. The former Beatrice Foos, was wed to Clarence Whitely May 31, 1930, in Golva, N.D.

Their residence was at 604 Castalia street, Bellevue. Mrs. Whitely was a member of the Immaculate Conception church and its Altar Rosary Society in Bellevue. Survivors are her husband; three daughters, the Misses Helen and Marilyn, at home, and Mrs. Lawrence (Eileen) Braidench, Huron; a son, Richard, at home; four sisters, Miss Foos of Fremont; Mrs.

Paul Nie set, Millersville: Mrs. Charles Goodsite, Bellevue, and and Mrs. Harold Weber, Mendota, the Fremont brother, and three granddaughters. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Monday at the Foos mortuary, Bellevue, where the Rosary will be recited Monday at 8 p.m.

Services will be conducted Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. by the Rev. Albert Bishop in the church. Burial will be in Bel'evue Catholic cemetery. Mrs.

Whitely was born August 20, 1907, in Ambia, the daughter of Anthony and Sophie (Hart) Foos. Wadar Services BELLEVUE Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Mrs. Bertha Wag- 27 since 1942. She died Friday evening in Providence hospital, Sandusky, where she had been a patient since August 29 when she fell and suffered a broken hip. Mrs.

Wagar was an active member of St. Paul's Episcopal chures women 95 A member of the Bellevue Garden club. Eastern Star and Roundabout club. ST ring are a son, Robert Jr: grandchildren. all of Bellevue, and a sister.

Mrs. Willi- Burial was in Oakland cemeterv. Sanduskv. Arrangements were made bv Waters SmithWablever were in the Bellevue church. Mulhaney Rites SANDUSKY Services for John Mulhanev.

90, a former Sandusky resident, were held Monday morning in the Charles J. Andres and Sons mortuary and at SS Peter and Paul church. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Mr.

Mulhaney died Friday in Villa Maria Nursing Home, Green Springs. Only survivors are three grandsons in Toledo and nieces and nephews. (Additional Obituaries Appear On Page 10) Mrs. Charles Dibert BURGOON Mrs. Clara Ellen Dibert, 84, wife of Charles C.

Dibert, Route 1, died Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in Fremont Memorial hospital. In failing health three years, Mrs. Dibert was admitted to the hospital Saturday morning. Mrs.

Dibert was born November 18, 1882 in Deweyville but spent most of her life in this area. She was the daughter of John D. and Mary Cunningham Swain. She was married June 1, 1904 in Findlay. Surviving are the husband; a daughter, Mrs.

Leon (Helen) Merryfield, Tiffin, and a soil, Willard Dibert, Route 1: a brother, C. W. Swain, McComb, four grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Three sisters and one brother preceded her in death. The family will be in the Veh and Son funeral home, Gibsonburg, to receive friends Monday from 7 to 9:30 p.m.

and Tuesday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9:30 p.m. The Rev. Charles Miller of Trinity EUB church, Gibsonburg, will conduct services Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the mortuary, with burial in Oakwood cemetery, Fremont. Onsel Services RISINGSUN Funeral services for Edward J.

Onsel 79, Risingsun, retired oil producer, were held Monday in St. Wendelin Catholic church, Fostoria. Burial was in the parish cemetery. Mr. Onsel died Friday in hospital after an illness of five years.

Surviving are his wife, Laurel; a son, Edward Fostoria; daughters, Mrs. Norman Asmus, Pemberville: Mr's. Ted Lesniak, Parma Heights, and Mrs. Edward Sherrer, Baltimore, Md. There are 13 grandchildren.

Voght Services A Requiem Mass was offered for Mrs. Carrie Voght, 76, 100112 Buckland avenue, Saturday in St. Joseph church by. Father Aloys S. Horn.

Burial was in the parish cemetery with the Ochs funeral home in charge. Mrs. Voght, former supervisor at the Yerges Manufacturing died Thursday in Memorial hospital. She had fractured her hip in a fall at her home August 31. Pallbearers were Herman Fleig, James and Phillip Jenck, Harold and Bernard Hoffman and Robert Halm.

Aldrich Services BOWLING GREEN Funeral services for Clyde Aldrich, 81, retired businessman, will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in St. Aloysius church, with burial in Oak Grove cemetery here. Mr. Aldrich died Saturday in Wood County hospital after an extended illness.

Mr. Aldrich was a native of Rocky Ridge but had resided here since 1918. He had operated an automobile accessory store and service station. Surviving is his wife. Florence.

The body is in the Young and Hahn mortuary, where the Rosary will be recited Monday at 8 p.m. Weidemaier Rites NORWALK Funeral services for Peter E. Weidemaier, 81, local mayor from 1928 to 1929, were held here Monday, with burial in Woodlawn cemetery. Mr. Weidemaier died Friday in Fisher Titus hospital shortly after being admitted.

Native of Marion county Mr. Weidemaier had resided here for more than 50 years. He had worked as an insurance agent until his retirement. Surviving are sons, Glenwood. Columbus: George of Toledo, and a daughter Mrs.

Robert Zorn of Norwalk, and five grandchildren. Ford, UAW Try To Clear Path For More Talks DETROIT (AP) Bargainers for both the United Auto Workers and the Ford Motor Co. meet today to discuss the possibility of resuming negotiations as the strike by 160,000 UAW members against Ford entered its fifth day. There was no indication whether the get -together, termed "a kind of probing meeting" by one union source, would mean a quick return to the bargaining table. Ken Bannon, director of the UAW's Ford Department, represents the union and Sidney F.

McKenna, Ford director of labor relations, the company. Earl Mazey, UAW secretarytreasurer, predicted that the nation's No. 2 automaker would; not be interested in serious negotiating until its supply of new cars ran out. The company says its supply of some 85,000 1968 models ready for introduction Sept. 22 will last about 30 days.

"I don't want to give the impression that we won't meet with the company for four weeks (after the introduction date)," Macey said, "But there won't be pressure on the company until that time." Some 700 people attended a rally Sunday night in Detroit's Cobo Hall sponsored by the International Society of Skilled Trades (ISST), which is attempting to lure skilled workers out of the UAW. The ISST picketed General Motors plants in Flint and Saginaw last month in an effort to make good its threat to get craftsmen out of the UAW. The ISST has failed in several attempts to win representation elections from the National Laber Relations Board in shops organized by the UAW. Some craftsmen in the UAW have demanded they get one dollar more an hour than nonskilled workers to put their pay: in line with that of skilled 0 men outside the industry who are represented by craft unions. Walter P.

Reuther, UAW ident, has included special pay increase for skilled workers in. what he calls the "longest, most ambitious" list of demands ever made by the gotiate on the special raise for The Big Three offered to ne: skilled workers, but the union rejected their entire offer, which includes a 13-cent-an-hour pay increase to be improved at 2.8 per cent a year. The UAW is also asking for a substantial wage increase, a guaranteed annual income and equal pay for Canadian workers. The average auto worker now makes $4.70 an hour in wages and fringe benefits. While the Ford strike has already forced layoffs at some of the firm's 7.000 7,000 major suppliers, the effect of the auto industry's labor problems on the steel industry will reportedly be minimal if confined to Ford.

Steel magazine, the weekly metalworking journal, said today that Ford uses about five per cent of the nation's steel output. Bulletin TOKYO (AP) Hanoi radio said a U.S. eight engine B52 bomber was shot down today over North Vietnam. There has been no previous claim that any of these high flying bombers, used almost exclusively over South Vietnam, has been downed. There was no American confirmation of.

the report. 390 AT TIFFIN terial apparently ing appears made about taken with a leased last night in Pasadena, Wirephoto) TIFFIN Fiftieth year of Tiffin university records a total daytime enrollment of 390 students. There are 300 men and 90 women registered. Total include 188 freshmen, 135 men and 53 women; 105 sophomores, 70 men and 35 women; 59 juniors, 57 men and two women, and 38 senior men. Classes began Thursday with 54 different courses being taught..