The News-Messenger from Fremont, Ohio • 2

THE FREMONT NEWS-MESSENGER, FREMONT, OHIO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1944 PAGE TWO SCHOOL Personals Court News ROSS HIGH BAND PUTS ON DISPLAY 1935 Social Security act, except for a few changes in 1939. He rejected the thought that social progress is an invention of the present administration. The United States must be ready Round About Fremont DEWEY ADDRESS ON WEST COAST (Continued from Page 1) ill Mr. and Mrs. Joe Messinger and SEEKS DIVORCE Hazel Brown, 606 Bidwell ave the former's mother, Ms.

Laura to unite with other nations to pre Swinging into mid-season form nue, has filed petition for divorce. Messinger; will leave Sunday for Pensacola, Fla where they will vent by force the outbreaks of small wars which might lead to a third great World war should "persuasion or economic pressure" attend graduation exercises at the i WINS PLAUDITS jSEf? between the halves of the Fremont-Lorain football game Friday night, the Ross high band gave football fans their first big show Naval Air Base next Saturday, at from Webster Brown, Chicago, in common pleas court. The couple was married July 1938 at Monroe, and has no children. Peti MRS. F.

L. YERGES, 207 north Park avenue, reported to police Saturday that a wicker chair valued at $10 had been taken from her porch Friday night. Wheeler's Barber Shop will be closed Sept. 25 through first fail, Gov. Bricker said In Boston.

which time Joseph Messinger, will be graduated as an aerial photographer. While at Pensacola of the football season. tion charges willful absence ana gross neglect of duty. Plaintiff Iawrence Savs G. O.

P. Displaying some snappy march William G. Worman, 1033 Place, now stationed in the ing, the Ross band under the di the party will stay at the home oi Comdr. Dick Geier. a cousin of Mr.

asks that her maiden name, Hazel Johnson, be restored and for equit rectlon of Walter M. Sells, took the AAF at Wright Field, Dayton, has been promoted from the rank of corporal to sergeant. He has field by forming a large letter The Republican vice presidential candidate, speaking before the Massachusetts state Republican convention, charged that the administration's international policies of "day by day expediency had led the nation into the present war. jNominee Recalls Teddy Of 1912 By DAVID LAWRENCE wiwilVCTON. Sent.

23. One Messinger, who is on the admiral's staff. The Fremonters are making the trip by train. 28th. Open 29-30.

adv. THE 25-MAN BALDWIN WAL- It immediately went into an able relief. Mrs. Fuldheim's talk was punctuated with reminiscences of her travels particularly in France, and was Interspersed with many clever observations of the American people. Trained as a school teacher, she later was on the stage before entering her career on the radio.

Secrecy Stressed Special Agent Fletcher gave several pointed illustrations for the necessity of keeping secret any knowledge of servicemen's locations and movements overseas, by Illustrating the cleverness of foreign espionage. He cited the case of an American youth who successfully posed as a marine sergeant, "First the youth procured a Marine uniform. He added stripes, campaign ribbons and the Purple Heart. He lived the life due a war ibeen stationed at Wright Field for Michigan, playing the college's since April, 1943. Victory March.

Following this ma lace football squad stopped in Fre Alice Myers Fenstermaker, ex Mr. nnH Mrs. Don A. Miller and neuver it formed an for Ohio mont en route to Bowling Green ecutrix, has filed first account of of the most progressive speeches A-C Robert M. Jackson, 22, son children, Catherine Ann, Donnle State, and played the traditional the estate of William Charles Ens of Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Jackson, and Jimmie, of Cleveland, were cellverea oy a rtepuDiican nummcc m-rtm ThonAir Roosevelt broke minger in probate court. Ac "Fight the Team." After the band had formed a large letter with Stillwell avenue, has arrived at orav fmm tnnrlnt Remiblicanism count lists receipts of $32,521.40, Perrin Field. AAF training guests Friday afternoon and evening at the home of Mr. Miller's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George J. double lipes, it played "Song of Saturday morning. Formal Opening Republican Headquarters for Sandusky County-Saturday Night disbursements of $31,027.22 and a in 1912 has just been delivered by command pilot school for 10 weeks the Little Giants," the inspiring Ross high school song. remainder of $1,494.18.

REALTY "TRANSFERS Governor Dewey. The Republican nominee' ad rtrc San Francisco may Miller, of easl; state street, mrs. Miller and dauehter Elizabeth pre A bit of fancy stepping put the of training. New address: Pfc. Gerald A.

Ger-win. 35803691. Co. 847th Sign sided at six o'clock dinner. band in the letters of U.

S. A. At Everybody welcome! Corner Robert Michael and others to Clarence and Laura Chandler, lots considered a milestone In the evo-intinn nt th Renubllcan party it Arch and Garrison Sts. Harry this point the lights went out, and when they went on again the band Bn, Camp Crowder, Mo. Lt and Mrs.

William P. Middle- 51 and 52, Sandusky township, $1. self, for, Irrespective of the out- Titsworth, campaign chairman. adv, ton of Owosso, were over had left the field, placing Ameri New address: T-Sgt. Maurice hero for months b.efore he was finally caught.

When first Investigated, he could not produce furlough papers. Further investiga Melvin 11. and Marian L. Swartz to Harvey II. and Marie A.

Ra- can flags where they had been coma Of the election, oecomcs apparent that the young and pro- Wrench. APO 5847. care oi post night guests at the home or wr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton here.

Lt. master, New York, N. Y. MAYOR BERNARD HAWK standing. With the flags forming V.

S. the Ross band played tion revealed that he could not ber, Inlot 4743, Fremont, $1. Crescent Marie Snyder to Dal Mlddleton, who recently returned and Acting, Police Chief Charles grestlve mng ox me party hereafter to be the dominant voice In expressing rarty produce papers of any kind. srt. Rohert Reed.

35319842. per from the Aleutian Islands, is en- ton Coleman, lnlots 891 and 892, "America, and the program end ed. Johnson were at St. Ann school, Friday, In their city-wide program sonnel office. 342nd Int.

APO 450, "If a spy landed on these shores and donned a Marine uniform and Mary Jane Michles. Ross drum Fremont, $1. Edna and Harry KIrmse to Fred Camp Cooke, Calif. of instructing youngsters on prop route to the Miami, Fla Redistribution Center. Mrs.

Frank Waltman, of Allen majorftte, put on a nice display of er safety enroute to and from Huffman, 11 acres, Sandusky town Kw address: Set- Glenn E. twining and baton catching. INSURANCE 1868-1944 Rl5s. 353384." 451st Bomb Gn. (H) ship, $1.

Elizabeth O. Jeschke, executrix, The true significance of the San Francisco speech supplemented as It was by the address at Los Angeles is that the new Republican leader accepts definitely the principle of governmental intervention in th oonomic life of the nation. was Investigated, he would have the proper papers, cleverly forged of course. He would know more about ration laws than you do. He would know what the current movies in the country are.

He would know the prices of a'most every 1724, Sqd APO 520, care post school. May's Diner. DeLuxe Hamburg 25c. adv. street, and Mrs.

Argel Martin, of Brush street, went to Toledo Saturday to attend the funeral of has been issued in probate court a master, New xorK, in. x. L00k WHO'S HERE Kaur pririrPSJt: MM 1-C Earl WlSC their cousin. Miss Grace Alice Clark, aged 18. certificate of transfer for the realty of the estate of Emma V.

Lldke consisting of 80 acres in Townsend township. DR. J. J. CARTER IS IMPROV- Jle does not advocate a return to article order not to be triDDea Coast Guard Receiving Station, Rahway, N.

Brks. 3. September 22. Mr. and Mrs.

ik. vwm vfhereov stales tuiu Ing at his home on Hayes avenue. He would know all the details of Scrt. Norman Stuckev. son of George Hoffman, west State street.

John and Elizabeth Stelnle to living in America. Mr. and Mrs. Verle Stuckey. 604 municipalities found themselves unable to cope with unemployment Arm ha fool that all the regu- are the parents of a girl born Fri He has been ill for three weeks.

Mixed dancing at. Wight south Park avenue, is home over Joseph A. and Marie E. Schnurr, 67 acres, Jackson townshin. $1.

FILIPINO PUPPETS day night at Memorial hospital. the week-end from Fletcher Gen "In other cases, in civilian clothes he would certainly not. look like a spy. He would eat in the same restaurant you do. He would go to the same baseball game and in jivi wv latory controls recently Imposed by nrl be retained.

man's on Sat. Round dancing John and Elizabeth Steinle to We Write eral hospital, at Cambridge. September 23. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Benn'son, June street, are WILL WAR ON U. S. There will be some who will say Sun. Music by the Ambassadors, adv. announcing the birth of a daugh Theodore and Mabel C.

Stelnle, part of inlots 165 and 166 and part of outlot 153, Fremont, $1. Fanny M. Gam to Cover William general lead the life of an ordln A-C- Cletus Sutter, has returned to Santa Ana, air base, after sDendine several days with ter, Saturday morning in Commun Corncobs for fuel, free, if you PEARL. HARBOR, Sept. 23.

UP ary American citizen. That's how clever these spies are and that's why you have to guard informa Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brutsche of and Millie Hughes, part lot 5, Gib- instantly that this is just tne same the New Deal, but those who ay so will not have examined carefully the new factor introduced by Mr. Dewey.

He says that ixninvmnt can be obtained ity hospital. September 22 Mr. and Mrs. haul them. Fangboner Seed Co.

sonburg, $1. The puppet rniuppine government, impelled by jittery Japa-fpnrinc? an American inva tion that they might want. You Adams street. MU Mar1ori Moore. Birchard Robert Koch, Clyde, are announc HAROLD MILLER, 36, OF 1019 can be sure that no remark he ing the birth of a son Friday Stllwell avenue, was arrested at sion, has declared war on the neard regarding the unit and loca avenue, is returning to Ohio university.

Athens. O- where she will 10:45 p. m. Friday by Officers My Void Jobs provided by private enterprise If an "economic climate" con-A full emnlovment Is united States and Great Britain, tion of your boy would go un- morning In Memorial hospital. September 21 Mr.

and Mrs, BATTLE TO WIN (Continued from Page t) Japanese broadcasts said today as ron Bork and Joseph Forgatsch for intoxication. He was taken into start her junior year. neeaea. The speaker told of the ofeanl American forces pressed meir in VUUVV WW achieved. vw Business Theodore Lanning, Kansas, are custody in the 400 block of west pfc.

John Keck, son of John tense campaign against tne lsianas the parents of a girl born Thurs State street. Kpok. Lindsev. is home on a zation of the FBI, the qualifications of its agents, their training and their principal wartime work, and their, protective bases. day afternoon in Memorial hospi This point of difference relates of the New Deal battle of the German border was going welL American First army 15-day furlough from Seymour Swordfish, adv.

May's Diner. Steaks. Johnson field, JN. u. tal.

September 22Mr. and Mrs. Jose P. Laurel, president oi xne Japanese controlled Philippines trnvpmment announced the decla towards business an attitude of A Ititarftfr. counter espionage.

Superintendent Dallas Porter. All Lines of Insurance i i troops captured the ruined German factory town of Stolberg, 6tt miles east of Aachen, after one of the Srt. Wlllard Rohm, son of Fred constant narasamcufc oim fa defended on the Lonnie Arnold. Grant street, are ration of war. He proclaimed mar Woodville, president of the Sandusky County Teachers associa Notice! Rohm.

Fremont, is home on a 15 the parents of a daughter, born at eround that It Is In the "public bitterest house-to-house fights of tial law ioiiowing me neavy attack by American carrier-based Since we are installing new 3 a. m. i- riaay in Memorial hospi day furlough from Goodfellow field, San Angelo, Texas. interest." or that. In order to eaten m.

small percentage pf culprits. tion introduced the speakers. Miss Beulah Setzler, York school, led planes on the Manila area. There was no confirmation from sic however Innocent me group in singing. Rernnrd Schwartz and Miss tal, ne inrant weighed seven pounds 15 ounces and has been named Lynda Frances.

The mother is the former Rose Malonev. well- modern grinding equipment, we will not be able to do any custom grinding from Sept. Helen Burkett have returned fmm fThlmcrt after soendine a known dancing instructor, and Admiral Chester W. Nimitz' headquarters of enemy reports of continuing raids on Manila, but Gen. Douglas MacArthur announced that Catalina bombers blasted ship week visiting with friends and rel mis is ine couple's llrst child.

Hospital Notts Vnust suffer frustration. Likewise, jthe Roosevelt administration has a fundamentally different approach ton the subject of taxation from Jthat which Mr. Dewey proposes. The Republican nominee declares, In effect, that tax laws must not 25th until repairs are completed. Watch for our announce tne campaign.

On the American Third army front to the south, Lt. Gen. George S. Patton's tanks and tank destroyers Inflicted a smashing defeat on the powerful German armored force that attempted to throw them back from the Meuthe river line. United Press War Correspondent Robert Richards reported that the Nazis broke off the battle this morning after losing at least 60 atives.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zilles, of tractor had been moved when thev Community hosnltal admitted ment of the re-opening of this ping off the southern Philippines for three successive days, ending arrived. Birchard avenue, are spending the Nancy Lou Hasselbach, daughter day In Toledo. service department.

The Farmers Merc Elev, Conserve coal, install a Thprmn. or Mr. and Mra Howard Hassel Thursday. On Pelellu. the marines were bach, Route 1, Friday night for stat on your furnace.

516.95. Fang- used to accompnsn social rc-tforms but that they must be employed as incentives to the creation 'of jobs. t-v rr VrvrW eovernor here able to make only slight progress medical treatment. Doner aeea adv. tanks in the last 24 hours, running Lindsey, Ohio.

adv. New picture on classified page tonlte. Lucas Realty. adv. as the Japanese xougnt viciously from well-fortified and well-8UD- Mrs.

Melvin Bowersox and baby POLITICS HOLDS (Continued prom Page A BOY CAUSING TROUBYE IN their losses well above 320 Panzers for the last 10 days. But the allies' main bid for a boy of Clyde, Mrs. Howard Fought plied positions on 100-foot high Umurbrogal mountain, dominatin the ridge along the west coast. and baby girl of LJ nosey, William Schneider of Whittlesey street, and swift and decisive breakthrough the 400 block of Bidwell avenue, was responsible for a police, call at 4 p. m.

Friday. Officers Myron Bork and Robert 'Hoffman advised the boy's mother to take him in has placed his finger on the most vulnerable spot In the New Deal Vecord en unwillingness to recognize that private Industry must be encouraged and that this cannot "be accomplished by constant prose-technicalities and by into oermany was being made on Ruth Dunfee of east State street, MISS ALICE GREINER, SPE-dal reading teacher at Ross high school, will take a reading group to the public library Monday, to include farm workers, domestics, employes of non-profit enter the Dutch lowlands at Arnhem, and were released from Memorial hos pital Friday. hand before he got into serious OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY PORT CLINTON, Sept. 23. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Wahlers observed prises, government, workers and the self-employed. the fate of the entire offensive rested momentarily on the cour difficulties.

Tuesday and Thursday of next week to acquaint them with the serac TANKS Baumgardner's concrete septic tanks are not only made from the most durable type of concrete known to science but also conform to the principles oi design and operation which have proven most efficient through the years of satisfactory disposal of bathroom wastes. Baumgardner Co. Concrete Products Dept. Phone "766 Tiffin, O. mental regimentation.

Mrs. Donald Gibsonburg, 2. Extension of unemployment age of the dwindling band of para their 57th wedding anniversary at Mr. Dewey has, of course, em was admitted as a medical patient Notice! insurance also to those groups not now protected. troops north or the Rhine and the British tank men on the south Friday at Memorial hospital.

their home on east Second street, today, in a qiuet manner, with friends and neighbors calling in honor of the occasion. Mr. Wah 3. Return of government employ bank. Since we are installing new modern grinding equipment.

Clyde Weible, Liberty street, was library. FormaTopenins Republican Headquarters for Sandusky County Saturday Night discharged from Community hospi we will not be able to do any United Press War Correspondent Ronald Clark said exceptionally fierce fighting was in progress in lers is a retired businessman. ment services to the states as soon as practicable. 4. Medical service for the needy, in cooperation with medical men.

tal Thursday. custom grinding from Sept. LEGAL NOTICE the Arnhem area this morning as Calvin Merritt, Bradner, was ad Everybody welcome! Corner braced a large pan oi me piuiu-Thy of Wendell WUlkie, for which the latter was so bitterly criticized conservatives In 1940 and thereafter. Governor Dewey's courage In looking beyond the conservative S-iewpolnt of his party and blazing trail of progressivism Is bound 4o win for himself the support of "many Independents who have all Along conceded that there were nany good points in the New Deal, hA administration thereof 5. Establishment of state and lo- the encircled paratroops beat off 25th until repairs are com pleted.

Notice of Appointment i Estate of mitted to Community hospital Fri cal veteran's service agencies to Alois J. Meyer, deceased. Arch and Garrison Sts. Harry Titsworth, campaign chairman. repeated German tank and infantry Watch for our announce attacks.

guide returning soldiers to jobs and educational opportunities. Mary A. Meyer has been appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Alois J. Meyer. late of adv.

day lor surgery. 'Virgil Bell, Pemberville, was released from Memorial hospital Thursday, following his recovery Throwing Everything ment of the re-opening of this Dewey charged that the Roose The Nazis were throwing every Please withhold cleaning service department. velt administration had done nothing toward improvement of the thing they had in the way of men, Sandusky County, Ohio, deceased. Creditors must present their claims within four months from date of appointment. from injuries suffered In an acci tanks and guns into an all-out at The Farmers Merc.

Elev. Lindsey, Ohio. adv. UUV w.ca w.w was faulty because it was full or Dated this 6th day or September, until Oct. 1.

Iiudepohl Cleaners, adv. EDGAR P. COOK. OF WOOD- tempt to wipe out the sky troops before the relief column could dent on Route 20, Monday. Mrs.

Don F. Daubel and baby A. 1944. THE SEPTEMBER BOARD ROBEKT J. UABt-U Probate Judge, Sandusky County, O.

break through. boy. South street, were released Get a Colonial Bank 'SPECIAL. PLAN LOAN" ville, was arrested for speeding in NEED MONEY? meeting of the Sandusky county The first rescuing tanks and Kept. Z3, su, uct.

7. cnapter, American Red Cross, will the 1100 block of west State street, at 9 a. m. Saturday by Acting Po armored troop carriers reached the Rhine about 5 p. m.

Friday and a be held at Red Cross headquarters, lice Chief Charles Johnson. He was W. W. Potter. Administrator of the estate of Maria I Potter, deceased, and presented his accounts for final court house, Monday evening.

Rou pooled dispatch from a correspond to appear later Saturday. tine business mattres will be discussed. settlement. ent with the main force in Arnhem said they linked up with an outpost from Memorial hospital Thursday. Mrs.

John Kobel and baby boy of Route 6, were released from Memorial hospital Thursday. Mrs. H. Moyer, Route 4, was admitted to Memorial hospital Thursday as a medical patient. Don Roeers.

Route 2. Gibson. The cause will be ror hearing on October 23. 1944. at 10 o'clock A.

M. Notice! Members C. K. of O. Re of the airborne detachment and unio.

Beptamoer id, ROBERT J. GABEU Probate Judpe. began shelling targets designated oy tne airborne commander. freshments following meeting Tues. nite, Sept.

26. adv. The critical, question was wheth Mini Krttlrnventt This day came Amount Interest I Amount of 12 Monthly I Total of for I Tour I Amount Ixan 18 Months Note Deposits You fay 100.00 6.00 $106.00 119 $9.00 $106.00 19 7.00 200.00 12.00 212.00 11918.00 212.00 1914.00 300.00 18.00 S18.00 11927.00 318.00 1921.00 600.00 30.00 $30.00 11 45.00 $30.00 1035.00 er the British could take the Arn burg, will undergo surgery at Me hem bridge intact the airborne troops were believed holding the morial nospital Friday. Frank Halter. Burkland nvonu Gail Slaymaker.

Guardian of Mary Elizabeth Slaymaker and presented her accounts for final settlement. The cause will be for hearing on October 23. 1944. at 10 o'clock A. M.

Fremont. Ohio. hSeptember 6. 1944 ROBERT J. UAIiEU Probate Judtre.

8pt. 23tl nortn side or the soan and the Mixed dancing at Wight-man's on Sat. Round dancing Sun. Music by the Ambassadors, adv. OFFICERS ROBERT HOFF-I Germans the south end or would Carburetors Filters Fuel Pumps Gas Lines JOME'S AUTO SERVICE 111 Sandusky Ave.

have to make an assault crossing and Mrs. Marlon Price, Gibsonburg, were admitted to Memorial hospital Thursday, as medical pa oi me itnine unaer enemy fire. Partial Settlements This day came IN. Ia Thompson, Guardian of Judith tterns. man and Myron Bork Investigated BALLVILLE PLANS a report that the motor of a HALEY FUNERAL Funeral services will be held at tractor, parked In the 1300 block RALLY DAY RITES Ann CralK, et al.

ana presented ns accounts for partial settlement. The cause will be for hearing tt October 23, 1944, at 10 o'clock A. M. Fremont. Ohio.

September 15, 1944. ROBERT J. GABEL, Probate Judse. Sept. 23tl of west State street, had been left running at 4 p.

m. Friday, but the the Tschumy Memorial funeral home at 2:30 d. m. Sundav for Names of thosi whn will tv Personal Loans From $10 to $1,000 At Once! COMPARE THEN CALL ON The Colonial Savings Bank Member D. I.

Member Federal Reserve Banking System special privilege ana iavormsm. Governor Dewey's speech In San Francisco does not, of course, come as a surprise. Anyone who read the progressive speech made by Governor Earl Warren of California Jn his keynote address at the Republican national convention will find that the New York governor follows that keynote rather closely. It will be recalled that Mr. War-Ten conceded many of the New Deal objectives and announced that there was no Intention of repealing the useful social legislation that has been passed.

Governor Dewey has made his choice between conservatism and progressivism, and he will Incur a certain amount of hostility within his own party. But the conservatives will vote for him anyhow. It Is the progressive and independent vote that he most needs. What Governor Dewey has just lone is to remove effectively from the campaign the idea that a change in administration means an Abandonment of social objectives, lt will mean, doubtless, different personnel and new methods of administration and probably various amendments by congress to rengthen existing laws, but no-dy Is able to argue persuasively now that the Republican nominee Intends to nullify or sabotage any 'fit the worthwhile reforms that Jiave been accomplished by the Deal. Governor Dewey has made substantial progress in outlining his a-iews on domestlce policies.

His tand on foreign policy, however, Jias not yet been comprehensively presented and there are many voters who consider foreign policy paramount, especially as they wait Ao see whether the isolationist croups in the Republican party and tilgh-tariff factions are going to James Patrick Haley, 12-year-old part in the Ballville Presbyterian Sunday school Rally day program son or Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Haley, Ballville.

The Rev. 3. Walter aunaay nave oeen announced and an invitation ti all thos whn wish ELECTRICAL Wiring, Fixtures, Supplies. Repairing FOWLEB CAKN1COM Electric Store 1203 W. State St.

E-18S5 pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will officiate, not Rev. Lawrence S. Price of Grace Lutheran as previously reported. James Patrick died at the homo nt hie to attend is extended. Committee members in charge are Mrs.

Walter T. Childs. Mrs. Clifford Smith, Mrs. Frances parents Friday.

The body will re Those In th nrnoram a ra fllf. main hi in Mineral tmmA until ford Smith, student nastorr Mr the hour of services. RuVinl win at Oakwood cemetery. and Mrs. Walter T.

Childs, Rev. and Mrs. Burkett. MIm TTplAn Sipsma, Henrietta Sipsma, Phyllis POST NAifES MTT.T.1TR. MCDGflCE PORT CLINTON.

SeDt 23 At ixue, jjohs oie, Mae jjougn-erty, Billy Dougherty, Jennie Douehertv. Osrar Virginia the annual meeting of Port Clinton post American Lecton. Rtirfv Carnlcom, Nancy Cook, Madonna E. Miller was elected commander! DQtMT TTOfiCOir Eugene Hearn and Ernest Haas, uook, uaryiene Barnheiser, Sue Carnlcom, Ida Crigger, Evelyne Pratt. Ladonna Criecer.

Darvlene vice commanders; Herbert Coon, adjutant; Dewey Schluntz, finance Crigger, Elairte Pratt, Lynett Sips omcer; Bert Kieom and Louis Het-rick trustees: Amos Johnson, chan- ma, ueity layior, uazei ratt, Barbara Arenrt. Dnnnlrl frier cror mm lain. Carl Heckler is the retiring commander. Newly elected officers Shirley Kingsbourgh, Gale Rosen-bereer. Mary Pratt.

Bruce Schaf- win De installed Thursday evenlne. fer. ave sufficient mnuence to pro October 5. duce a policy oi economic nauon- mlicm licHntnilch frnm hp Wlllkle position of forthright in HE government urges home owners to heat condition houses with insulation, storm windows and doors, weather stripping and caulking. By doing so ternational cooperation, rne ew AVrlr mvmftF rlari WINTERIZE YOUR HOME WITH JOHNS-MANVILLE ROOFING.

'fiH'jjiiD atesro op (2H3iid (Sep (ssnjuD JLum 3dmift noaflift fiQiw (ircraro flam Tied many points on his trip thus Main 1819 Call JOHNS'MANVItlE you save fuel, your comfort and in the long run save money. Get the costs of doing the job, then see us about a loan. ORDER SINCLAIR INSULATION ASBESTOS SIDING It's not just economical to save fuel this year, but it's your patriotic duty. Talk it over with us. on oa -The- jar.

lie nas reveaiea mai ne is noi afraid to express himself on controversial Issues, and from this It inay be Inferred that, before the campaign Is over, will also have outlined in full his views on foreign policy. IIL'NTLVG GOOD PORT CLINTON, Sept 23. puck hunters have reported some good shooting, following the opening of the duck season, although in most marshes It is said that the ducks are not as numerous as in past years, due to the warm weather. Squirrel hunters were out in numbers yesterday for the opening of the season, and in some woods the squirrels have been reported plentiful. mm R.

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