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2 Fremont News-Messenger Saturday, Oct. 2, 1971 Fremont And Area Deaths News In Brief ft Sgt. Willis Kerlin TIFFIN Funeral arrangements are pending at Turner-Engle funeral home, Tiffin, for Army Sgt. Willis (Bill) Kerlin 24, Route 4, Tiffin, who was killed September 24 on Hill 510 in Vietnam, 60 miles from Da Nang. The Rev.

Paul Eichar will officiate and burial will be in Memory Gardens in Arcadia. Born August 10, 1947, in Fremont to Willis E. and i 'J i l-J her from left are Carol Miller, Junior high home economics teacher; Donna Lutes, Ross high corrective reading instructor, and Gaylord Ross Visual Aids teacher. The morning program was on "Professional Rights and Responsibilities," presented by Dr. William Reynolds, Professor of Education, Bowling Green State university.

(News-Messenger Photo by Richard Townsend) DISCUSS MINORITY GROUP CONCERNS An In-Service program for all certificated personnel was held Friday at Ross high school Little Theater. The program was arranged through the combined efforts of the Administrative staff and the Fremont Education Association. Mrs. Delia Vorhauer, right, State. Supervisor, Migrant Reception Center, was the afternoon speaker.

Her talk was "Minority Gcoup Concerns." Pictured with Isaac A. Bodi OAK HARBOR Isaac A. Bodi, 65, 255 east Portage street, retired fisherman, died Friday afternoon in Magruder hospital. He had been in failing health and hospitalized five days. He had been employed by Lay Brothers Fishery 30 years.

Mr. Bodi was born September 25, 1906, in Locust Point, son of Isaac and Annamae Perry Bodi. He married Florence Hanny June 18, 1926. She survives. Surviving also are eight sons, Raymond, Port Clinton; Norman, Robert, Walter, Tommy and Jack, all of Oak Harbor; Roger, Bono, and Dennie, Graytown; six daughters, Mrs.

William (Mary Ann) Wheeler, Mrs. Roger Ireland and Mrs. Albert (Betty) Delmaine, all of Port Clinton; Nancy and Mildred, both of Oak Harbor, and Mrs. Charles (Irene) Martin, Fremont; a brother, Cleo, Port Clinton; sisters, Mrs. Harold (Mary) Van Etten, Mrs.

Edward (Roberta) Sawyer, both of Genoa; Mrs. Edward (Bessie) Hanny and Mrs. Willard (Alma) Hamman, both of Oak Harbor; Mrs. Loretta Brauer, Hysaham, and 22 grandchildren. A brother, Albert, died in March and his mother in August.

His father died several years ago. Mr. Bodi was a member of St. Boniface church. Friends may call at the Robinson funeral home beginning Sunday at 2 p.m.

The Rev. Donald E. Mohr will offer a funeral Mass Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St. Boniface church with burial in Union cemetery.

The Rosary will be recited Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the mortuary. Lon Auxter Lon Auxter, 81, native of Lindsey, died Friday in Seville, Ohio, where he and his wife, the former Elnoria Schwartzman, resided. Other survivors are sons, Don and Eldon, Seville; a daughter, Annabelle, Worthington; a brother, Harry, Lindsey, sisters, Mrs. Edith Strauch, Lindsey, and Mrs.

Rollie Ryer, Bowling Green. Services will be Monday in the Seville mortuary with burial there. Smith Services Funeral services for Mrs. Chattie Smith, 83, 315 Oaklawn avenue, widow of Granville Smith, will be Monday at 1 p.m. in the Weller-Wonderly funeral home.

The Rev. Mahlon Wenger will officiate with burial in Oakwood cemetery. Mrs. Smith was born October 12, 1887, in Jackson township daughter of Orville and Cora Fought Havens. Her husband died in 1965.

A member of Hayes United Methodist church, Mrs. Smith was also a member of the Women's Society for Christian Service, The Daughters of the American Revolution, Ballville Farm Women's club and the Fremont Federation of Women. Surviving are sons, Willard Haven Smith, Fremont, and Robert Orville Smith, Port Clinton; thre.e grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. One daughter and one sister are also deceased. Friends may call at the funeral home beginning Saturday at 7 p.m.

Mrs. Smith died Friday in Memorial hospital, where she had been admitted Wednesday. Ohio Avenue Driver Hurt Slightly In Two-Car Crash Hoover's Assistant Retired WASHINGTON (AP) Assistant FBI Director William C. Sullivan has been forced into retirement after a series of policy disputes with Director J. Edgar Hoover, The Washington Post said in Saturday editions.

The Post said Sullivan, 59, was on sick leave Friday while his name was removed from his office door and the locks changed. He was not officially informed of the action, the dispatch read. A spokesman for the FBI declined to comment on the report further than confirming Sullivan's retirement and his replacement by Alex Rosen, head of the bureau's general investigative division. 'Hidden Subsidy' Revealed WASHINGTON (AP) The House foreign operations subcommittee says that through inflated exchange rates the United States has paid a "hidden subsidy of half a billion dollars" to the South Vietnam government in the last three years. Seven congressmen who form the subcommittee said in a letter to Secretary of State William P.

Rogers "an intensive inquiry has been conducted into the inequity of current rates of exchange in Vietnam affecting the costs of our entire assistance effort there." Bishops Cautioned On Publicity VATICAN CITY (AP) With the third World Synod of Bishops barely under way a dispute has erupted over the synod's relations with the press. Pope Paul VI pointed to the problem by criticizing an Italian television program on which a liberal Italian theologian charged the church as too stagnant. The pontiff also cautioned bishops against being influenced by outside pressures, including "the pressure of enticing or troublesome publicity." Ginger's Rain Continues RALEIGH, N.C. (AP-Ginger, the tropical depression that once was a hurricane, continued to pour heavy1 rain on central North Carolina today after causing extensive damage, mostly to crops, near the coast. The National Weather Service said the storm hovered near Raleigh all day Friday and was expected to remain in the area until about midday today, then edge slowly toward the mountains of North Carolina and Virginia.

Its effect, however, was felt throughout the midsections of the Carolinas and Virginia. Senate Passes School Lunch Bill WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate has passed and sent to the House a resolution directing the Nixon administration to increase federal payments to the states for school lunches for needy youngsters. The measure, passed 75 to 5 Friday, would in effect increase the federal contribution per lunch from 35 cents to 46 cents. Predicts New Nixon Initiatives LOS ANGELES (AP) Atty. Geh.

John N. Mitchell says President Nixon is going to take some startling foreign and domestic policy initiatives before the 1972 presidential election. In an address to the California Republican convention, Mitchell said: "I believe you will find that the crest of his administration in Washington is going to have new and more concrete initiatives not only in the field of foreign affairs which will be startling but also in the field of domestic affairs." into the rear of an auto driven by Frank Harper, 30, 1121 Carbon street. Both autos were traveling south on Dickinson street at the time of the accident. The Harper auto reportedly was going slow at the time.

Auto damage was minor. A 33-year-old Clyde woman was being held today in county jail after city police An Ohio avenue man was cited by city police for no assured clear distance, then treated and released at Memorial hospital for a laceration of the lower lip following a two-car collision early Saturday on Dickinson street. Robert Bullard, 31, 303 Ohio avenue, told police that he was driving his car on Dickinson around 1 a.m. when he smashed Jeannette Kerlin (Castret), he was on his second tour of duty in Vietnam. Survivors include his stepfather, Harry Bland, Tiffin, and his mother; four brothers, David Fostoria; Dennis L.

and Kenneth, both of Tiffin; and Keith in the Marines at Quantico, two sisters, Mrs. Jerry (Norine) Walter, Fremont; and Mrs. Jerry (Teresa Doyle of Tiffin. Mr. Kerlin attended Hopewell-Louden and Tiffin Columbian High Schools and was a member of Bascom United Methodist Church.

He was wounded three times during his first 14-month tour in Vietnam. After leaving the service in 1968, he was an employe of American-Standard in Tiffin and re-enlisted last year, returning to Vietnam in July-Foster Services BRADNER Funeral services for Mrs. Iris Foster, 79, Caldwell street, widow of Charles E. Foster, a Bradner attorney, were Saturday in Bradner United Methodist church. Burial was in Bradner cemetery.

Mrs. Foster, a former Bradner school teacher, died in her home Tuesday. Her body was found Thursday. Surviving are a brother, Howard Rowe, Bradner, nieces and nephews. Mrs.

Foster was a member of the church, the Order of Eastern Star, Pemberville; the Relief Corps and Senior Citizens of Bradner. Bicyclist Hurt When Hit By Car On Brush Street An eleven-year-old north Brush street boy was treated for a leg injury and released from Memorial hospital Friday afternoon after he was struck by an automobile while riding his bicycle on Brush street. Kelly Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young, 633 north Brush street, was riding his bike across the street when an auto driven by James F.

Brooks, 68, 1919 west Hayes avenue, struck him. Police reports indicated that the youth pulled out in front of Hosp ital Reports Two Girls Seriously Hurt South Of Alvada Two Toledo girls were ear. She was in surgery Saturday seriously injured in an accident morning. Betsy Crippen, 14, involving an unidentified car at whose left hand was severed, is MEMORIAL Smith, Knapp street; Mrs. Mary Smith, Ohio avenue; Walter Stine, Tillotson street; Gregory Wolf, west State street; Thomas Lindsey, Lindsey; Mrs.

Vett Dick, Belle vue; Mrs. Richard Hayes and daughter, Route 3, Tiffin; Mrs. Ray Hutchins, Gibsonburg; Mrs. Donald Killinger and son, Clyde; Ralph Miller Fostoria; Virgil Miller, Green Springs; Mrs. Salome Ramirez, Tiffin; Leland Raths, Route 1, Helena; Bradford Richardson, Helena; Mrs.

Robert Ritchey, Gibsonburg; Mrs. apprehended her in a local bar and charged her with driving under the influence of alcohol, failure to control her vehicle, and leaving the scene of an accident. Jailed was Mary Lerma, who was involved in a hit-skip auto accident with a parked auto belonging to Harold J. Evert, 1927 Cemetary road. According to reports, the Lerma auto struck the Evert vehicle in the 100 block of east State street around 11:10 p.m.

Friday. The Lerma auto then sped off. Police were advised and, upon a registration check of the hit-skip auto license, the owner was found to be Mrs. Lerma. Approximately a half hour later police located the hit-skip car parked near the Buckeye Tavern on west State street.

She was apprehended from the bar. Thomas Gunthrie, 25, Tiffin, said that he was in his stopped car behind another vehicle on west State street waiting for the red light to change at the intersection of Justice street when another vehicle backed from a parking space and struck his car in the side. He said that the second car pulled away from the scene of the accident before he could get out and discuss the matter with the other drive. Damage was minor to the Gunthrie car. The mishap occurred around 10:50 p.m.

Friday. A slight accident happened around 3:45 p.m. Friday on west State street. A truck, driven by George Brown, 29, Toledo, was backing into the Poly Foam Company driveway when the trailer struck a waiting auto driven by Frank Estep, 34, 202 Kentucky avenue. driven by Marjorie Ross, 559 Crestwood avenue, was pulling into a parking space in the 400 block of west State street when it struck another parked vehicle owned by Faye S.

Coon, 1712 Hayes avenue. Damage was minor-in the mishap that occurred at 11:40 a.m. Friday. Hospital Board Elects Findley John Lee San- Wilbur Schade, Helena Snyder, Clyde; Mrs. Waggoner and daughter, reported in fair condition.

Both were passengers in a car driven by Darlene Pascko, 17, who was driving a car owned by a Toledo neighbor, Mrs. Elizabeth Kurinko. Another passenger, Ronald Wrede, 18, was treated at the Fostoria hospital for contusions of the left hand. Other passengers not injured were Clifford Neal, 15; Ethy Ann Rossdanes, 15; Diane Pascko, 14; Leslie Kay Rahn, 13, and De Anna McPherson, 15, all Toledo. The driver told Seneca county sheriff's department that she was returning to Toledo and rounded a curve before the scene of the accident.

A car passed on the double line, cutting in front of her vehicle. She lost control of the car. A passenger grabbed the wheel to turn the car back onto the road. The auto went off the road and flipped into a drainage ditch. Miss Kurinko was trapped in the car for about 15 minutes.

The stationwagon was demolished. There were ho witnesses to the accident and the driver could only remember that the car was blue or black and occupied by a man and woman. Investigation is continuing. Toledo Edison Files Suit Over Easement William Brown To Speak I At Annual Ox Roast, Rally Friday Admissions Surgical Jarrett 16, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Hazel Fuller, Route 5. Medical Mrs. Donald Gressman, Tiffin street; Morris Hubble, Linden street; Catherine, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seaman, Melody Drive; Gary, 17, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Stevenson, Gibsonburg; Mrs. Mamie Haar, Woodville; Mrs. Donald Anderson, Helena; John, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Span-fellner, Gibsonburg. Friday Discharges Mrs. Beryl Cockrum, Spruce street; Mrs. James Collins and son, White avenue; Mrs. Daniel Gonzales and daughter, Route 193, Fremont; Mrs.

Helen Rawson avenue; Mrs. Harold Hufford, State Route 590, Fremont; Mrs. Robert Lantz and son, Castalia Road; Miss May O'Farrell, Arlington street; Ricky Ross, Fourth street; Leroy Clyde Girl Still Listed Critical CLYDE Brenda 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Legg, 130 Midvale avenue, remains in critical condition at Medical College of Ohio, Toledo, Saturday morning.

Clyde Police reported that the child was apparently standing near an ice cream truck parked on Midvale avenue Thursday evening shortly before attempting to cross the street, when she was struck by a car. She suffered head injuries and was transferred to Toledo from Memorial hospital, Fremont. One Accident Investigated Sandusky County Sheriff's Department investigated one and Federal courts, is a member of several bar associations, and particiapates in various civic organizations, including the American Legion, the Kiwanis and the Jaycees. 1:00 p.m. Friday in Seneca county on State Route 23, south of Alvada.

Both were transferred to Toledo St. Vincent hospital after treatment at Fostoria city hospital. Karen Kurinko, 16, suffered head injuries and a severed right Around About Fremont TWO MEETINGS ARE HELD each week by Al-Anon family groups, for relatives and friends of alcoholics. Severe drinking problems will be discussed Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the basement of the First United Church of Christ, corner of Park and Birchard avenues, and Wednesday at 10 a.m.

in the courthouse basement. MICHAEL SHERER, SON of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fry, 935 County Road 128, Fremont, underwent surgery Friday and is reported in satisfactory condition in Medical College of Ohio, room 423, 2025 Arlington street, Toledo. A BLUE SCHWINN BICYCLE was found Friday night in the 500 block of Rice street.

The bike's serial number is 217662. HURL C. RICHENDOLLAR, 2887 Hayes avenue, told police that between 6 and 6:30 p.m. Friday an unknown car bumped into his car while it was parked unattended in Potter Village shopping penter. A small dent was discovered in the Richendollar auto.

DONALD L. BORYS, 403 Tiffin street, reported that vandals broke off the antenna from his car while it was parked in the 900 block of Hayes avenue Friday between 7 and 10:30 p.m. A REMINDER OF Fremont Junior high school parents. The 14th annual open house and visitation night will be Monday at 7:15 p.m. in the high dusky.

Saturday Admissions Medical Mrs. Clyde Sevits, Gibsonburg; Mrs. Alex Turner, Port Clinton. Occupancy Report (Census Taken at Midnight) Designed capacity all patients 230; today's census 140. SANDUSKY GOOD SAMARITAN Discharges Jill Fleming, Vickery.

SANDUSKY PROVIDENCE Discharges Mrs. Lewis Hartley, and baby girl Gish, both of Belle vue; Mrs. Doris Jordan, Green Springs. SANDUSKY MEMORIAL Discharges Mrs. Henry Breyman, Fremont; Dean Downing, Mrs.

Julian Lipke, both of Vickery. FOSTORIA CITY Admissions James E. Reinhart, Kansas; Mrs. Alma E. Nederhouser, Risingsun.

WOOD COUNTY Admissions Mrs. Mildred Sielscott, Pemberville. ST. CHARLES Admission Jenny Radsick, Oak Harbor. BELLE VUE CITY Admissions Eugene Ross, Clyde; Mrs.

James Lee, Clyde. Discharge Stephen O'Donnell, County Road 183, Clyde. Attorney General William -Brown of Ohio will be the speaker at next week's "annual ox roast and rally sponsored by Sandusky, county Democrats. The annual ox roast will begin "at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at the American Legion Home.

Brown is the youngest man -ever to occupy the office of 'Attorney General in Ohio. Born 12, 1940 in Youngstown, and reared in Cadiz, Brown was elected by a margin of more than 300,000 votes. His educational background includes a B.A. from Duquesne university and a Juris Doctorate -degree from Northern "University's College of Law. He practicing law with the Office of Economic Opportunity Youngstown and a year later 'became first an associate and then a partner in the firm of Riddle, Riddle and Brown of Lisbon.

The Attorney General is admitted to practice before Ohio r7 Toledo Edison, in the process of obtaining easements throughout the proposed Davis-Besse nuclear power plant area, has filed a petition in Sandusky County Common Pleas court seeking appropriation of a 150 foot right-ofrway corridor in Riley Township. The land in question, located along County Road 265, is owned by Leroy B. and Pearl E. Pearson, 2776 east Sandusky road. According to the suit, Richard D.

and Jane Krauss, Green Springs, and Claude E. and Caroline Young, Green Springs, also may hold rights-of-way on the land. Charles H. Findley, general manager of Whirlpool Corporation, Clyde division, was elected to the board of trustees of Memorial hospital to fill out the unexpired term of Mason Feisel, former manager of the Clyde facility, according to Don Slessman, president of the hospital board. Feisel resigned from the board April 1, when he was transferred from the Clyde plant to Whirpool's main office in St.

Joseph, Mich. Findley lives in Clyde with his wife and daughter, Susan and Mr. Brown the Brooks auto before he could put on his brakes to avoid him. The accident occurred at 4:30 p.m. Lindsey Girl Hurt Slightly In Accident LINDSEY Sharon, 6, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Curtis Yates, 104 south Maple street, was treated for minor injuries suffered Friday in a freak accident here. The child was standing on the sidewalk in front of the Lindsey' post office near her home when a car struck a mailbox and it fell on the child. She was taken to Memorial hospital in Fremont and treated for swelling of the left ankle and released. The accident occurred about 3:20 p.m.

when a car driven by Robert Floro, Route 3, Oak Harbor, backed into the mail box and it fell to the ground, hitting the girl. The accident was investigated by Police Chief Norman Strohl. Two Motorists Escape Injury Two drivers were uninjured in separate accidents investigated by the Fremont Post of the Ohio Highway Patrol. At 3:40 p.m. Friday, Richard Stout, 23, of Green Springs, driving a vehicle pulling a trailer, drove off the right side of the road into a ditch, swerved back onto the road and off the opposite side where the trailer broke loose and struck a power pole.

He was uninjured and was not cited. Saturday at 4:45 a.m. Lorean Bailey, 28, Route 1, Republic, was driving northeast on County Road 175 at the intersection of Limerick road. She said a car approached with bright lights. She could not see due to the fog and drove from the right side into a cornfield then back toward the road where her auto struck a telephone pole, breaking it off.

She was not injured. There was no citation issued. 0" Edison wants the right-of-way Allison, to tie in with other rights-of-way Another daughter, is a student at Look Who's Here September 26 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lowery, Nyes Trailer Court, Fostoria, a seven pound, three ounce son, Todd Anthony, at 10 a.m.

in Fostoria City hospital. It is the couple's first child. His mother is the former Christina Beckley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beckley, 1115 east State street.

His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lowrey of Fostoria. minor auto accident Friday, which was a fender bender in the Dari-Dell drive-in parking lot on west State street. Auto driven by Ilhan Alpay, 39, Tiffin, struck another car belonging to Larry E.

Camp, 29, Graytown, while pulling out of a parking space. Damage was minor in the mishap which occurred at 12 10 p.m. Gilligan To Protest Fund Distribution COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Gbv. John Gilligan will go to Washington next Thursday to meet with top labor Department officials to protest Ohio's share of federal funds under the Emergency Employment Act. Gilligan and the Ohio congressional delegation have complained that the administration short-changed the state in the distribution funds, which will to form a "corridor" for the installation of a high-tension transmission line which will join the Ohio Edison tie point in Sandusky county with the massive new plant.

Edison proposes to build a 145 foot high steel tower which will school auditorium. Parents will follow 10-minute schedule of their child's classes and meet the teachers in the various rooms. Northwestern University, Illinois. The new board member received his A.B. in Economics, in 1947 from Baldwin Wallace college in Berea and a law degree from Cleveland Marshall Law School in 1952.

He was admitted to the Ohio bar the same year. He became general manager of Whirlpool Corporation in Clyde, April 1. Firemen Called To Trailer Home Fremont firefighters were called to the mobile home of Mr. support 12 cables which will PHILIP KLAUSZ, 101 SOUTH carry voltage "not limited to 345 Granville boulevard, advised kilovolts." Edison is seeking court action because it hasn't been able to reach agreement with the defendants named in the suit concerning compensation for the easement. police that sometime between September 26 and Friday, someone stole a 12-volt battery from his camper trailer, which is located at his residence.

Value of the battery was not known. be used to hire public employes October 1 Mr. and Mrs. Don Albright, 318 west Sixth street, Port Clinton, a daughter at 8:15 a.m. in Memorial hospital.

October 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hineline, 3164 County Road 128, Lindsey, a daughter at 11:26 a.m. in Memorial hospitaL October 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Lee, Colonial Acres, a daughter at 7:58 p.m. in Memorial hospital. October 1 Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Zeller, Lyme street, Bellevue, a daughter in Bellevue hospital.

and Mrs. Raymond Miller, Lot to help ease the severe unem- Axles Stolen Four axles, valued at $140 each, were reportedly stolen sometime last week from a house trailer belonging to Robert Piddock, Millbury, according to Sandusky County sheriff's deputies. The trailer was parked on Woodville road inside Sandusky County. TO PRESENT GUITAR TO CONDON Fred Potts, left, of Gibsonburg, President of the Fremont Community Concerts Association, looks over the handmade guitar constructed three years ago by Kelly Lewis, right, a Whirlpool Corp. employee who resides with his family at 712 June street.

Lewis intends on presenting the guitar to Eddie Condon, a reknowned guitar player, who will be one of seven Stars of Jazz to perform live next Saturday evening at the Fremont Junior High School Auditorium. The Community Concert Association is sponsoring the event. (News-Messenger photo by DonFogleson) Fremonter Sentenced TIFFIN Vincent G. Etzwiler, Fremont, appeared in Seneca county municipal court on a drunken driving charge and was fined $175, handed a three-day jail sentence, license suspension for six months, and was ordered to attend traffic school. ployment problems of U.S.

cities. While in Washington, Gilligan also will testify before the House Banking committee on the effects of the administration's economic policies on public employment. 22, Fremont Trailer Court, Friday at 6:35 p.m. after a minor fire started in a waste basket. Apparent cause was ashes from an ashtray that had been dumped into the basket.

The blaze was put out quickly by firemen. Local Temperatures Friday High 86 Saturday Low 54.