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14 REGISTER -STAR-NEWS July 18, OCEAN SECOND TIME IN SMALL BOAT PLYMOUTH, July 18 (IP) Allcard completed his second crossing'of the Atlantic today in a 34-ft. yawl. He did it alone, vcxeept foi the stretch between the Azores and Lisbon, wtten he had a pretty young poetess aboard as a stowaway. Allcard 35, a London naval architect, sailer- his tiny ship "Temptress" into harbor to end an 11-month trip across the Atlantic from New York He had ma'de his first crossing from Gibraltar to New York in alone that time. When Allcard left the Azores on his second crossing, he found pretty, 23-year-old Otilio Frayao, a Portuguese poetess, had stowed away.

He put her off at Lisbon, but she has since come to England where she is living with friends. OHIO EDISON INCOME RISES AKRON, July 18 solidation net income of Ohio Edison Co. and its subsidiary, Pennsylvania Power for the 12 months ended June 30 rose to $14,773,033, equal to S2.79 a share, from $13,281,961 or $3 a share, for the preceding 12 months, the company reported today. Operating revenues for the period climbed to $91,917,229 from $79,555,359 a year ago. TJ.

S. Army Dredge Slated For Work In Huron Area HURON, July U. S. Army dredge, Hoffman will begin work in the Huron rivet and harbor here about July 2i' to deepen the channe; and approaches to 25 feet, the Buffalo district corps of announced today. The dredging will continue until about August 6.

Vessels should approach and pass the hopper drerlgp with cau tion and maintain proper lookout where dock trials are being conducted. Chief Engineman Aboard Tuepelo Stricken Today The chief engineman of the Coast Guard Cutter, Tuepelo, died at Providence Hospital Wednesday morning. The name of the victim was withheld pending notification of next of kin by Coast Guard offic ials. Taken ill aboard the cutter, the crewman was brought to the hospital by Coast Guardsmen from the Cedar Point station. Death was due to natural causes it was said.

The body is at the Charles J. Andres Sons' Funeral Home, pending completion of arrangements. PLENTY OF ICE CREAM COLUMBUS, July 18 More than a ton of ice cream was ready for serving today to 3,000 employes of the Farm Bureau in- sura companies during their annual picnic at Buckeye lake. The companies headquarters here were closed to permit, tne employes to attend. iHeh and Wcmeh Donald J.

Ciresi, AA, has returned to his ship, the USS F. D. Roosevelt, after spending a 10-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ciresi, 1207 Vine-st.

FIRST APPLICATION RELIEVES ITCHY SKIN Zemo a i modern highly medicated relieves itch and healing of surface akin urn ud scalp irritations.fcEIVlV Addresses Pvt. Robert E. Leidheiser, 52080600, 7705 Air Ret. Cen. APO 757, care of Postmaster, New York, N.

Y. Pvt. iLeroy Meyers, 5215132, Battery 81st F. A. Bn, Camp Breckenridge, Ky.

NEIGHBORING DEATHS AND FUNERALS JOHN F. KARR WILLARD, July F. Karr, 70, a resident of 411 Clark- st, died Tuesday in Municipal Hospital after an illness of several months. He was born in Brinkhaven, Holmes-co and came to Willard in 1910 to work on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Mr.

Karr retired in 1946 after serving as a passenger engineer on the Chicago division. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and charter member of the Willard Elks Lodge. Surviving are his widow, Myrtle; a son, Thonlas and daughter, Mrs. Thelma Sherick, both Willard; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Fink Funeral Home, where services will be held at 3 p.

m. the Rev. C. D. Wright, officiating.

Burial is to be in the Willard Cemetery. MRS. ALICE MURDOCK WILLARD, July Uice Murdock, 86, a native of Michigan, died Tuesday in Municipal Hospital after an illness of two months. For the past 35 years she has resided with a daughter, Mrs. L.

J. Weaver, 104 Motson-st and was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Surviving besides the daughter are two grandchildren, four grandchildren and a brother and three sisters in Michigan. Friends may call at the Secor Funeral Home.

Services will be held at 9 a. m. Thursday in St. Francis Xavier Church, the Rev. J.

Mehling, officiating. Burial is to be in St. Joseph's Cemetery here. Funeral Home in charge. Mr.

Dougherty a retired stone mason, came to this community from Cleveland 26 years ago. Since that time he had been operating a small farm. He was a member of St. MaryV Church and- its Holy Name society. Surviving are his vvidow, Nellie; two daughters, Mrs.

Albert Schaefer, Cleveland and Mrs. Carl Fritz here; son Cleveland; four grandchildren, i sister, Mrs. George McGrath, Cleveland and a brother William in alifornia. OPERLY REPLACED When you want broken glass replaced come to the place that specializes in this work. If you are really pressed for time we can put it in while you wait or at the most in a couple of hours! There are no no you'll probably save money here! SANDUSKY GLASS CO.

Columbua-av Ph. 4878 GRANGE NEWS FLORENCE GRANGE A benefit dance will be held" Friday night in the Florence Grange hall. Elsie Biltz and her orchestra will play for round and square dancing from 9 p. m. until midnight.

The public is invited. FIRST WHEAT PAYS $2.11 ASHTABULA, July 18 The first wheat of the season came into the Farm Bureau elevator at nearby Jefferson yesterday and sold for $2.11 a bushel. Manager George Racquet said the grain weighted 58 pounds a bushed and had a moisture cohtent of 12 percent. HANNA PROFIT UP CLEVELAND, Jul, 18 A. Hanna Co.

today reported its net profit for the first half of 1951 was $5,539,537, nearly 22 percent more than last year's profit for the same time RULES ON COUNTY WORKERS COLUMBUS, July 18 officials may join together to cover their employes with a blanket bond, Atty. Gen. C. William O'Neill ruled yesterday. HEADS SONS OF ITALY AKRON, July x8 Pizzoferrato Steubenville city health commissioner, is the new grand venerable of the Grand Lodge of Ohio of Sons of Italy.

FLOYD VEON VERMILION, July Floyd Veon, 66, a resident of Edgevvater Beach, east of here, died this morning in Lakewood Hospital. He suffered a heart attack Tuesday while driving his car through Lakewood and was taken to the hospital. Mr. Veon was superintendent of construction for the Dover Tank Plate Dover, O. and erected many highway bridges in this area, including the Route 2-6 bridge over the railroad tracks east of here.

Surviving besides his widow, Ruth, are three brothers and three sisters. The body was taken to the David Miller and Son Funeral Home, 119 N. West-st, Lima, where services are tentatively scheduled for Friday. STUREL L. SLAUTERBECK PORT ''LINTON, July for Stuiel L.

Slauterbeck, 56, who died from a heart attack Monday evening wiii be held at the Ncidecko Funerai Home Thursday at 2 p. m. the Rev. J. V.

Bigelow, officiating. Burial is, to be in the veterans' circle of Riverview Cemetery. Mr. ana Mrs. Slauterbeck were in their automobile and had stopped for a traffic light at the corner of Madison and Pervy-stt when he was stricken.

He was taken to Magruder Memorial Hospital, where he was reported dead upon arrival. Surviving are his widow, Maud; three brothers, Lawrence, Fremont; Edward and Richard, Port Clinton, and a sister, Mrs. Ralph Gillispie, Port Ciinton He was a veteran of World War 1. WILLIAM YV. HENSEL FREMONT, July 18 for William Wesley Hensel, 81, retired Sandusky-tp farmer, will be held Thursday at 10:30 a.

m. in the Keller Funeral Home. Burial is to be in Oakwood Cemetery. Mr. Hensel died late Monday after being in failing health for several years.

He was born Oct. 2, 1869 in Sandusky-tp. Surviving are his widow, the foc- mer Add? Sevilla Wolie, whom he married 5P years a daughter, Mary, at home; two sisters, Mrs. William Wilson St. Louis, and Mrs.

Hattie Ulmer, Palisade, Col. Army Officials To Take Charge Of Two Soldiers AtTremont FREMONT Julv of two Fostoria who beat Norman Keller, Fremont automobile salesman and took his automobile, likely will be left to army officials according to Police Chief Myron Bork. The Fremont man has declined to file charges against the men according to Chief Bork The provost general's department at Fort Hayes, Columbus has been notified and army authorities are expected to arrive here to take charge of the men, -lamev Madden, 23, and Arthur Pethe, 22 wo are held! in the county jail or. tentative! charges automobile theft. Couple Starts Terms On Forgery Charges FREMONT, July 13 Released May 26 on bond pending an appeal to the sixth district appellate court on her conviction on a charge of forgery Mrs.

Mary Havens, 30, Warren, taken to Marysville Tuesday to serve a one to 20 year sentence previously imposed by V. Baumann in Sandusky- co common pleas court. Olin Havens, 37, her husband, was taken to the OMJ penitentiary today on a similar charge and also for a one to 20 year term, after bondsmen for both asked to be released. The husband was arrested at Chardcn on a new charge of forgery' after his release on bond here with his wife and bondsmen 'for both then asked for their release causing Prosecuting Attorney Thomas F. Dewey to order their re-arrest.

REV. CHARLES KENNEDY CLEVELAND, July 18 Rev. Charles W. Kennedy, 79, of suburban Berea died in Detroit! TuesdaS'. He had been a Methodist minister here and at three other Ohio Tiffin and Port Clinton.

Judge Carpenter Is Fair" At Hospital NORWALK, July Irving Carpenter, 71, one of three members of the sixth district court of appeals, is in t'au condition at Memorial Hospital here today after ROBERT J. DOUGHERTY he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage NORWALK, July attack Monday night, for Robert J. Dougherty, 83, who' Carpenter was common died Monday at his residence, 1971judge in Huron-co for 12 years, Whittlesey-av, following a brief is now serving his third term ness, were held this morning at St. Mary's Church, the Rev. Thomas Quinlan, officiating.

Burial was in the parish cemetery with the Laible of office in the court of He suffered the attack in Monroc- ville, where he had taken his wife for a physical examination. Phone 23-1 or 6778 for Appointment G. J. SCHILUG, D. CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE Cor.

Adams and Jackson Sts. YOUTH DROWNS IN CREEK BELLEFONTAINE, July 18 Batterson, 6. drowned in Mill creek near here yesterday. The Dutch topper mines in New Jersey ir 1660 Don't "Drop Everything" Just Drop Us a Line! Any day you've got a dozen things to do, let the MAIL do your BANKING. It's easy, it's reliable, and you get immediate attention at this end.

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Wallick, former president of the Deshler-Wallick hotel here, left an estate of in personal, property, it was estimated in Frank-' lin-co probate court. Wallick's widow Mrs. Martha Ob'etz Wallick, Columbus and a son L. Duane Wallick. Amherst.

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