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REGISTER-STAR-NEWS AI a Is Sneaker Wednesday, October 8, 1952 15 opeUKCl Ohio Masons Name Hoi ley, Lucas To. Posts COLUMBUS, Oct. 8 Ohio Masons close a four-day con' vention in Columbus with a lunch eon today after electing new officers for the year. In business sessions Tuesday Dr. J.

Holley of Bridgeport was named head of the Grand Com- mandery of Ohio, Knights Templar, and Clarence S. Lucas of JJangsville was chosen head of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Ohio. Dr. Holley appointed Robert F. Parish of Bridgeport grand captain of the guard, Homer C.

Helser of Lancaster was elected grand swordbearer and Virgil F. Kent of Defiance grand warder. Others On Council Others elected to the council of rtoyal and. Seject Masters were Ted H. Findlfey of New Philadelphia, deputy grand master; William H.

Tucker of Toledo, grand principal conductor; Edward C. Rector pf Williamsport, grand treasurer, and State Sen. Roscoe R. Walcutt of Columbus, grand recorder. For Dinner Club Cleveland Editor Here On October 16 At K.

Of C. Home. Purchases Interest Oberlin Commerce School OBERLIN, Oct. 8 S. Tumbleson of Lima has bought an interest in the Oberlin School of Commerce from the school's president, J.

H. Kutscher. Tumbleson had owned and operated the Northwestern School of Commerce in Lima and before that was registrar of the Office Training School in Columbus for 22 years. Gives You More Untnral-Uke'Relief from Constipation Throw away harsh laxatives and rely on Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets.

For years Dr. F. M. Edwards treated constipated patients with Olive Tablets. Olive Tablets are all vegetable.

They quickly establish rhythmic activity to assure more NATURAL-LIKE bowel movements so gentle, soft yet thorough. No purging. Olive Tablets clean out waste from the entire intestinal tract to help you feel jutt fine! 15(f, Any drugstore. DR. Joseph A.

Brelg, assistant man' aging editor of the Catholic Uni- 1 verse Bulletin, official publication of the archdiocese of Cleveland, will be the speaker at the second meeting of the Catholic Men's Dinner Club. The club, sponsored by Sandus ky Council, Knights of Columbus, will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thursday, Oct. 16, at 6 p. m. in the K.

of C. home. Breig, in addition to his duties as assistant man aging editor of the Bulletin, is 1 also an author andj columnist. He has i 11 three books, "God In Our House," "The Devil You Say," and "My Pants J. A.

Breie When I Die." His column is syndicated to 18 newspapers in the United States, Canada, and the British West Indies, and he has regular departments in the Catholic magazines, "Information," "Ave Maria," and "Missionary Servant." He was formerly editor of a daily newspaper in Pennsylvania, and feature writer for the burgh Sun-Telegraph. Tickets for the dinner may be obtained from Cyril Daniel, S. E. Mantey, James Damm, Dr. Ramie Dick, J.

R. Steele, N. Erney, Ted Westerhold, James Kelley or at the of club. In Huron they may be obtained from Harry Funk. Cite Goodyear Chief After Auto Accident AKRON, Oct.

8 (INS) Akron police have cited Paul W. Litchfield, 77, chairman of the board of the Goodyear Tire Rubber for failure to have his automobile under control in a freak accident Monday. Akron city hospital officials report that Litchfield, who suffered four broken ribs when his car went out of control on a busy Akron street and dropped some 60 feet into the Barberton Ohio Railroad tracks after striking a bus and two automobiles, is in "very satisfactory" condition. Peninsula News Chamber To Hear Project Reports PORT CLINTON, Oct. ney John L.

Keinheimer, city solicitor, will be one of the speakers at the meeting ci the Port Clinton Chamber of Commerce in the city hall council chambers on Thursday evening. Reinheimer will explain the $400,000 bond issue for the proposed sewage treat ment plant l'or Port Clinton to be voted for at the November elec tion. George Koch of the United States Gypsum Co. will discuss the proposed water line for Gypsum and community, which will be an extension of the Port Clinton ser vice and has been estimated to cost $130,000. Bounced that bids are to be received for 500 feet oi two-and- one-half inch fire hose for the local city fire department.

Chief Walter Miller reports that the new hdse will replace some of the fire hose which has been in use about 20 years. CATAWBA ISLAND Seek Fire Hose PORT CLINTON, Oct. Director H. A. Cowgill has an- Kills Albino Woodchuck PORT CLINTON, Oct.

8 Clayton Ohm, a resident of Cataw- ba-tp, reports having killed an albino woodchuck on his farm east of here. The albino animal is re ported as being rare in this area. The natural color for the little animal is a shade of gray. Roiarians Hear Of Trip PORT CLINTON, Oct. 8 Members of the Fort Clinton Ro tary Club were entertained at their noon meeting in St.

John's Evangelical Church hall by Oliver True, a local attorney, who gave an account in detail of his observations and experiences during a recent trip through European countries, including two days spent at the Olympic games. A family gathering in the home! of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ludwig was held in observance of the birthday of Mrs. Melvin Ballard.

Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig's house Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Johnson, Oxford, Mr.

and Mrs, Andrew Schauld and daugh ter, Janice, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin O. Williams and sons, Todd and Mark, Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Ballard, son, Charles, daughters, Judith Ann and Susie Marie and Edward Thompson.

Mothers Club members' with their husbands and guests will meet this evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rhodes with a potluck supper served 6:30 p. m. The birthdays of Mrs Rhodes and Arthur Lemmerman will be observed.

Mr. and Mrs. Wade Jay, Toledo, were recent guests in the home of Mrs. Alma Ballard. Mrs.

Maurice Smith has turned fro ma week's visit with, her son, Robert and family of! Dearborn, Mich. The Union Sunday school will observe Rally Day on Sunday. Services will be conducted at 10:30 a. m. by the Rev.

A. C. Sundberg, chaplain of State Soldiers' Home, Sandusky. Sunday school will start as usual at 9 a. m.

re ST. JOSH Pi WDERN WAY TO GIVE ASPIRIN TO YOUR CHILD Layer sliced peaches and creamy tapioca pudding in sherbet glasses fo a delicious and attractive dessert. FLEET-WING GASOLINE KEROSENE FUEL and FURNACE OILS Distributed By THE ERIE COUNTY OIL CO. Solumbiw kr; 8000 PUBLIC ATTENTION: SMITH COAL CO. 506 E.

Washington St. Announces the Consolidation of the KROMER COAL CO. Foot of McDonough St. Effective as of October 1st, 7952 The Kromer yards will be used for the storage of coal of all kinds. Customers are advised lhat business will be conducted and all accounts payable at the Smith Coal Co.

office, 506 E. Washington St. We Will Continue to Sell the Famous WONDER-FUEL plus the Fine Coal and Prompt Service Always Available at SMITH COAL CO. Boy Scout executives Toledo and Fremont were guest! speakers at the Parent-Teacher meeting in the local school. Robert Kyle was in charge of the program.

Mammals are believed to be the descendants of ancient reptiles whose ancestors lived in the sea. SIEGEL MEATS "We Deliver" Ph. 657. 627 WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Here's quality you can trust There's wholesome goodness in each frosty bottle of Coke. Always delicious, always refreshing for the quality is continuous.

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