The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 9

30. HOUSES FOR WINTER COZY 7 rooms and bath, by owner. You will feel at home in Lakeside. 222 Central St, Lakeside, Ohio, FOR SALE HOME in good condition, 3 bedrooms, mod. kit.

nnd bath room, utility room and gas turn. Garage, nice yard and garden. Good loca- tlon. Will sell at right price 'GOOD 4-bedrpom home, northeast section. Gas furnace.

WILL NOW BUY a lovely, comfortable AX you act fast. One oL, a number ol new homes in new section of Norwalk. GERTRUDE HOGAN, REALTOR Norwalk, Ohio. BOGARTROAD A nice five 1 floor plan Jiome with garage on half acre of land. This will give you 2 bedrooms, modern kitchen and bath.

Full basement with hot air iurhace. New water heater, screens and storm sash. Only four years old and within three miles of Ihe 'city. PASCOE AGENCY ESTATE '301 Washington Bldg. Phone 1191 Joe Bschorr, Associate Phone 3G80-VV after 5 P.

M. J. W. Hudson Now selling the PETERSON HOME on Clinton St Also 4 rooms and bath. King St.

Phone 1075 or 640-J. 310 Tiffin Aye 5-ROOM MODERN HCWE unci garage. 2 extra Jots. Nenr White's Landing. Mrs.

Roman Lehman. Ph. Castalia WANT GAS HEAT? HERE IT NEW ATTRACTIVE 1-FLOOR PLAN HOME LOCATED ON Perkins-av between Columbus'av and Milan-rd. Large living room, tile bath, kitchen, dinette, 2 large wardrobe closets, lull basement, gas forced-air furnace. Very modern throughout.

Especially priced for quick sale. Ph 285B TAYLOR STREET Nice 6 room, 3 bedroom home, all on one floor. New gas. hot water furnace, screens and storm sash, Venetian blinds, full basement and Uic, outside newly painted, nice fenced in yard with 1 car garage. PASCOE AGENCY ESTATE 301 Washington Bldg.

Phone .1191 Joe Bschorr, Associate Phone 3680-W after 5 M. HOUSES FOB Ull BARN MONEY AT HOME. 62 acres, one large and one small modern home, near Clyde. WESTERN ranch-type home, new and different, large lot. Owner will sell with or without furniture.

In Clyde. AN IDEAL the street to the back fence. 8 acres in Clyde, beautiful home, other buildings to match. Price well under replacement cost. 100 home, 14 miles west of Sandusky.

MODERN YEAR-ROUND HOME at White's Landing, or cottage at Springbrook. Both priced reasonably. For further information, call Roye W. Ballah, Lucas Realty Associate, Phone Castalia 5-5937. 2 BEDROOM MODERN HOME Gas furnace.

Inq. Huron 2423 New 4 Room House 227 Follett St. Call 2915 TOR SALE BY OWNER: 20 acre farm with house and chicken coops. Ideal location for raising vegetables the canneries. Or.

land can be rented out. Call Port Clinton 4163 or write Box E-35. this paper. For Sale NEW HOMES Maplehurst Allotment Norwalk, Ohio WHY PAY RENT? OWN YOUR DREAM HOME! Wc will arrange terms on land contract. $1,500 Down SI00 Monthly You have looked all over Why not drive over and see 11s? A nice 20 minute ride or 17 miles will put you in the heart of Maplehurst Allotment Norwalk, Ohio.

4 Ranch House Bargain 3 Years Old Stone Construction Corner Property Land Can Be Subdivided Size 125x474 feet, garage attached, overhead door, separate building used for hobby shop could be mode into cottage or guest house. This building 20x20 feet with concrete slab floor. House has story and one half, living room with balcony, stairway, beautiful stone wood-burning Cire- with circulating heating outlets, separate hot water heating system with American Radiator boiler, electric hot water heater, house also wired for elec. range, large dining room and modern kitchen. All downstairs rooms in knotty pine, three bedrooms and bath, closets and storage, rooms.

Nice lawns, shrubbery and shade trees, stone barbecue pit, circle driveway. This property located on Route lfi3 at East Harbor, nicluding boat dockpge and beach privileges included in title. House alone could not be duplicated for the selling price of $16,850. Vacant. Immediate possession.

Also lot fifix500' to water, pavement and side roari in price $2,650. 5-Room, 2-Story Catawba Island, off Sand lot 125x130. New oil furnace, fireplace, modern kitchen and bath, garage. Nicely landscaped, shade trees. Boat and bathing privileges.

A good buy at $10,500. 6-Rm House, Garage Lot 40x150 to alley, full basement, gas furnace, attic, lavatory on first. 3 bedrooms and bath on second. This house is in very good condition. West end of city.

Price-if 13,000. LUKE O'MALLEY REAL ESTATE BROKER 31 years in Real Estate Building 301 Central Ave, Ph. 6780 Day or Eve, Z-FAMILY HOME in Milan, large lot, $45 per month income, completely modern. WE HAVE two.homes located on Main Milan; one has. 8 rooms and the other has 7 Nicely situated.

MANY OTHER Homes and Farms available. C. L. HOWELLS REAL ESTATE ORG. Milan.

Ohio. Ph. Milan 4321 9-ROOM HOUSE, good lor large fanV- ily or can be converted. Can be seen by calling 3154-W between fi arid 7 p. F.

NOFTZ" INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 610 W. Washington St. Ph. 1127 640 CAMP ST. Is a good place to stou for Prompt Courteous Service or just phone 3020 Always a choice selection of Quality Cars at a fair price 1 BUSHMAN MOTOR SALES.

Inc. Erie County's Oldeet DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 5-ROOM HOUSE Half acre of land. Bloomingville 2281 A-l BUYS COMMERCIAL LOTS opposite New Departure on Perkins 49 224, 2 large parcels on Hayes at Perkins. Details from Miss Dildine 739. or our office.

TWO FAMILY or suitable for house has $160 month income plus owner's suite; 13 rooms. 2 baths, basement, hot water heat, gas fired; close to downtown. Price $16,500. LOTS ON U.S. 6 at Ceylon Junction 75x140.

Priced from $500 up on easy terms. Call Mr. Rosekelly, Milan 4171 or our office. RIVER a fine location for boat livery and bait sales. Has 200 ft.

on Pipe Creek by 165'' deep: 6 bath, basement, hot water heat; also 2-room cottage. Price reduced to $11,000. $7,500 FARM of 10 acres productive soil, hen house, brooder, tool shed; 6-room home, furnace. Call Mr. Rosekelly, Milan 4171.

$4,400 BUYS 50 acres level easy to work soil near Berlin Heights. Call Mr. Rosekelly, Milan 4171. ROOMING HOUSE with 3 bedrooms down, 3 bedrooms tip, living room, kitchen, bath; aluminum storm sash. Price completely furnished $9,500.

Call Miss Dildine 739, or our office. H. J. DIETRICH, Realty Ohio Theater Sandusky 2508 AUa G. Dildine.

Sandusky 739 E. C. Sehadewald, Huron 3970- R. E. Rosekelly, Milan 4171 Rye Beach pfficc, Huron 5542, 4380 NEW 2-Bedroom home finished in knotty pine.

Priced reasonably. See Marshall's, Rye Beach LUKE O'MALLEY REAL ESTATE BROKER 31 years in Real Estate tt Building 501 Central Ave Pn 6780 uars or Eve WILLARD A. MEYER INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 632 E. effarson St. Ph.

3739 L. A. Phone 1452-M 1418 Wayne St. RALPH KOCH 1022 W. Monroe St Ph.

FOR QUICK ACTION List Your Real Estate With I. L. (Le) OMMERT BROKER 514 Dewey St. Phone 389-H Graham Real Estate and Insurance Agency 234i Columbus Ave. Ph.

1744 Kelly Garver Insurance REALTORS 316 W. Market StV 4 Ph. 79 or 757 H. C. BARRE, Realtor No.

3 Lais Block, Ph 3-5861 29 a E. Main Norwalk, Ohio 31. LOTS FOR SALE 45x179 BUCHANAN ST. Owner is leaving the city. Sell cheap.

Phone 624-W. BUILDING LOT, 72 130, with double garage. Inq. 826 St. after 6 p.m.

SEVERAL BUILDING LOTS for sale on land contract. Ph. Bloomingville 3182. Jesse Hummell. 36.

BOATS AND ACCESSORIES 1941 CHRIS CRAFT double cabin cruiser. 35 ft. 11 3 in. beam, twin 95 motors. Fleet all excellent condition.

Ph. 4701 or Box 122. Milan, Ohio. MATTHEWS Flying Bridge Cruiser, 46 ft. Sleeps 8, 3 toilets, completely equipped.

Located in Sandusky harbor. $2,500 down, balance in two years. Call owner in Columbus, Wal nut 9973 between 10 a. m. and 6 p.

m. EVINRUDE MOTORS THE SANDUSKY BOAT CO. Sandusky. Ohio Ph 3431 USED BOATS Now is the time to get the used boat of your choice as the selection is best me of year, Lyman Islander, completely equipped 23' C. C.

Express Cruiser. 25' Richardson cabin cruiser. Only $2200 26' C. C. Dinette Cruiser.

Only. $2850 26' C. Super Semi Twin Only $5475 28' Custom fishing cruiser. 28' C- C. Super 95's.

Only $7350 30' C. C. Enclosed. Lots of extras. Only $9750 31' C.

C. Double stateroom cruiser. Only $3500 These and other boats on display at BROWN'S. INC. Foot of Columbus Sandusky.

37. TRUCKS AND TRAILERS CAN BE FINANCED, 1950, 28 ft. Palace house trailer. 3 rooms. Sleeps 4.

Excellent condition. Ph. 4398. FOR RENT OR SALE: 26 ft. 1950 Elcar.

Excellent condition. Telephone 3852. 27 FT. Ip47 ALMA TRAILER, good condition. Price $1,500.

Inq. Paul Junker, Rye Beach. lVfe-T Stake Truck for Rent By Hour or Day Ph 1483 NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERS LE OMMERT TRAILER SALES Camp at W. Monroe St. Ph.

568- See the New Rollohome before buying. GMC TRUCKS AUls-Chaimers Tractors tt implement! SHEROD Huron Ohio Phone 34V) Park Trailer Sales DEALER FOR VAGABOND, SCHULT, PRAIRIE SCHOONER. CONTINENTAL. PEERLESS, WALCO AND AIRSTREAM. For you with limited funds we are offering a 27-ft.

trailer complete with everything. Complete bath, complete kitchen and island bed. Deluxe couch, a circulating heating system. All aluminum exterior, two tone paint job for $2,485. This is a wholesale price.

You save $500. Terms can be arranged. Any information we give on trailers and trailer living is based on actual experience, as everyone connected with PARK'S TRAILER SALES lives in trailers the year around. PARK'S TRAILER SALES in the country 5 miles south of Norwalk on Rt. 250 and 13.

Phone Norwalk 2-9202. Conine Breed AntwtrtoPrtviotit Puzzle? HORIZONTAL SEuchariatic wine vessel 4 Notary public 1 Depicted dog, the Springer 8 Elevate 13 Savory dish 14 Behind 15 Brazilian macaw 16 Complete 18 Greek letter 5 Jot 6 Short jacket 7 8 Nimbus 9 Preposition 10 Follower 11 Caterpillar hair WisP? HUM i-j 20 Large lizards 21 Patriotic 23 Iron, gold, silver 25 Type of poem 44 18 French island 12 Snare 20 Manor house 17 Three-toed 22 According to sloth (ab.) 23 Volume 24 It is noted a gun dog 26 Solar disk 28 Hurl SI Dutch islands In East Indies 32 Preposition 33 Chair 34 Heavy Wow 35 Capital of Norway 36 Genus of water scorpions 37 Senior (ab.) 38 Near 39 Measure of type 41 African river 47 Sun god 49 Ship's record 51 Pertaining to the nape 52 Sack 53 Orthodox 55 Bun 57 Sea eagles 58 Makes sale VERTICAL 1 Cicatrix 2 Skin opening 26 27 29 30 39 40 42 43 Too Golf devices Pace Rail bird Otherwise Secure Termini Symbol for sodium Type of poetry 45 Openmouthed stare 46 Fish sauce 47 Ratio 48 Eras 50 It is a dog 52 Stripe 54 Compass point 56 Symbol for ruthenium 2 5 7 I 8 9 10 II (2 13 r. it 18 19 20 11 22 vi 1 5" 28 29 50 32 A IH 11 3b 1." la 1 Hi 15 ML 50 SI WA sz 53 5b 57 58 29 37. TRUCKS AND TRAILERS ALMA 21 FT. HOUSE TRAILER A bargain at $595.

See it at 2302 River Ave. 1950 35 FT. HOUSE TRAILER Shower and Toilet Phone 3313-R2 alter 4:30 1950 Chevrolet 1-Ton Panel Truck Looks and runs like new. $1095 GRILL MEATS, INC. Hancock Scott Sts.

HOUSE TRAILERS New Model 35' Schult DwelJavan. complete in every detail. One of the most beautiful trailers we have ever had on display. Come in and see this luxurious home on wheels. Also nave many other large and small new and used trailers to show you.

COLES TRAILER SALES, INC. 535 W. Market, Tiffin, O. Ph. 1128 New Royal Apt.

Standard A big 28 ft. coach, spacious living room, large bathroom with shower and toilet, island bed. Beautiful 2- tone exterior. Only $2775 MAKE US AN OFFER 34 ft. shell.

Drop siding, asphalt shingles, romex wiring. Beautiful knotty pine interior. Le Ommert Trailer Sales Camp at W. Monroe St. Ph.

569AV GENERAL $2,795 $2,795 An outstanding TCMA length 28' all aluminum, painted. Pittsburgh locking seams, targe shower, toilet, vented to meet plumbing tnspection, picture dows, sleeps 4, plenty of wardrobe and cupboard space. HUNTER MOTOR CO. 1640 Columbus Ave. Ph.

3500 HOPPER'S TRAILER SALES Route 2 and 6, West of Heron Ironwood. Trotwood, Elcar Silver Star Pontiac Chiei, Mobile PARKS TRAILER SALES In the country, 5 miles south of Norwalk on Rt. 250 and 13. Ph. Nor walk 2-9202.

We will not be undersold 31. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE COON pecial 1938-Nash sedan. Looks and Lafayette 4-dr runs good, good heater. $75. R.

A. Linn, a mile east of White's Landing. Ph. Castalia 5-5214 1937 BUICK SEDAN, radio, heater and extra tire. First $100 takes it 1210 W.

Osborne St. 1937 CHRYSLER SEDAN, new tires good condition. 1009 Polk St. Call 2779. 1949 YELLOW CHEVROLET Convertible.

Heater, radio, seat covers 12,000 miles, one owner. $1400 plus Harold Ebner, State Bowling Alley. OGONTZ GARAGE Packard Dealer 112-16 Decatur S1 Ph 523 1948 JEEPSTER Radio, heater, overdrive, extras. Phone 1066-R DODGE CARS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS SALES SERVICE OVERMYER-McCULLOUGH. INC.

709 W. Washington St Ph 406 1942 BUICK SUPER TUDOR, dark green finish, radio, heater, defroster, foglights, spotlight, directional lights, good tires. $500. Call 3090-J. 2102 Parkview Drive.

FOR A SQUARE DEAL See Neil HOAK MOTOR SALES Huron, Ohio Phone 3021 1937 CHRYSLER 4-DOOR SEDAN A-l condition. 8200 cash Phone 4487 1950 CORONET DODDGE 4-Dr Sedan, radio, heater, seat covers. A-l shape. On Route 4 across Haynes Wrecxing Yard. GEO.

THOMPSON MOTORS, INC. Your Good-Will Pontiac Dealer Phone 5532 1504 Cleveland Road 1940 LASALLE SEDAN S450. 1946 Ford Tudor Sedan $750. Both in good condition. Inq.

Baker's Tavern, Rt. 2 and 6. 3 miles east of Huron. Bauman Chevrolet, Inc. 3011 or 4411 338 Main Huron, O.

DOWNTOWN NASH Phone 1741 W. Market and Decatur St. Allan Motor Sales 427 Main Huron. Pb 4361 N. Madison.

Port Clinton. Ph. 3321 OLDSMOBILE and CADILLAC SALES and SERVICE LAIRD MOTOR SALES. INC 114-118 E. Water St.

Phone 1 AUTO BODY WORK REPAIRING WARD BROS. 2083 Venice Road Ph. 4865 38. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1936 OLDSMOBILE Cheap 1215 Prospect St. WORK-EKSTEIN Motors Your Studebaker Dealer 142 Wayne St.

Phone 453H CARS THAT SATISFY BEN'S USED CAR SALES 639 W. Perkins Ave. Sandusky Motor Sales Your Friendly Ford Dealer 1020 Hancock St. Ph 678 40. AUTOMOBILE TIRES, iSORIES 1935 FORD and 1937 Chevrolet car parts for sale.

Also gasoline, hot water and manifold car heaters. Ph. 1630-J. THROW AWAY your tube troubles, Get B. F.

Goodrich tubeless tires that protect against blowouts and seal punctures. The B. Goodrich 201 W. Market St. Ph.

199. NEW Ford and Mercury motors, factory rebuilt motors. Batteries for all make cars. Quick service Hunter Motor 1640 Columbus Ave LE3ALS NOTICE To Members or Tne Good Samaritan Hospital Association: Notice is hereby given that a special meeting of the members of The Good Samaritan Hospital Association will be held Monday, October 1, 1951. at Good Samaritan Hospital, Sandusky, Ohio, at eight-thirty Eastern Standard Time, for the purposs of amending the articles of Incorporation, and the Constitution and By- Laws, a copy of the proposed amendments is on file ana may be examined at the cfifce of the secretary.

Room 205 Feick Sandusky, Ohio. By Order of The Board of Trustees sept 22-29 Willard Loses 3rd To Bucyrus WILLARD, Sept. handed Willard Crimson Flashes their third straight setback and second in Northern Ohio League play by winning 19-12 here Friday night. Herb Jones was the offensive show for Bucyrus, scoring on a four yard plunge and on a short pass. Jones pitched to Glen Bibler for the other TD and ran for one extra point.

Bill Steinmelz bucked from the one for Willard's first score and Quarterback Paul Hill flipped a pass to End John Miller which covered 45 yards for the Flashes' other six-pointer. Bucyrus 6 7 8 Willard 0 12 0 Jones 2, Bibler. 2. Points after Lewis, Surratt Down Fostoria FREMONT, Sept. Ross' Giants, led by John Lewis and Jerome Surratt.

buried its host, Fostoria 26-0 last night for their third straight win. Lewis scored once each in the first two quarters, going 59 yards in the first period and hitting pay dirt from the five after a 41 yard scamper in the second. Surratt went 43 yards in the third quarter and 66 in the last canto to wind up Fremont scoring Ron Whitcomb boosted two extra points. Fremont Ross ..7 6 6 Fostoria 0 0 0 0 2. Surratt 2 Points after 2.

Huron Grid Coach Passes Up Jaunt HURON, Sept. Frank Sowecke, local football mentor, might have started on a Far East tour for the U. S. armed forces today, but he chose instead to stay and see the Tigers through its grid season. Sowecke, a Big Ten referee, had been picked to represent basketball officials for the Armed Forces Recreational Committee to conduct cage clinics in camps in Tokyo.

Yokohama. Okinawa, and Hawaii. The choice was made by Coach Branch McCracken, of the University of Indiana, chairman of the group. Leaving Sowecke behind, the group took off today in a B-29 from Washington, D. for San Francisco, Hawaii and points east, and will return Nov.

3. Sowecke said the team made up for his refusal of the offer by winning over Lorain-St. Mary's Friday night 26-13. Genoa Routs Clyde 34 To 6 GENOA, Comets racked up their, second Sandusky Bay Conference verdict and third win of the season, routing Clyde 34-6 here Friday night. It was Clyde's third reverse.

Bill Shupe scored twice, Fred Diekman, Sam Angus and Don Queer each one for Gertoa. Shupe added four extra points. Jim Mitchell scooted 78 yards for Clyde's second quarter TD, LE6ALS Dorr Chevrolet Co. Good Selection oi Used Can At traffic light, Milan. Ph.

4181 ORDINANCE NO. 4759-C AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 4276-C PASSED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANDUSKY, OHIO. ON APRIL 22, 1946, AND COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE "TRAFFIC ORDI NANCE." BY PRESCRIBING ROUTES TO BE USED BY HEAVY TRUCKS WHEN TRAVELLING ON THE PUBLIC STREETS OF THE CITY OF SANDUSKY, OHIO, AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO 3112-C PASSED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANDUSKY, OHIO. ON WAY 22 1933, ORDINANCE NO.

3335-C PASSED BY THli CITY COMMIS SION OF THE CITY OF SANDUS KY, OHIO, ON JUNE 17. 1S35 AND ORDINANCE NO 4026-C PASSED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANDUSKY, OHIO, ON APRIL 22, 1942, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, it is deemed necessary in order to provide for the immediate preservation of the public pence property, health and safety to prescribe routes to be used by heavy trucks when travelling on the public streets of the City of Sandusky, the City Commission of the City of dusky finds that nn emergency now exists regarding the same and deems it advisable to declare this Ordinance to be an emergency measure and to take effect immediately upon its adoption. NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF 1 HE CITY OF SANDUSKY, OHIO. Section 1.

That Ordinance No. 4276-C passed by flie City Commission of the City of Sandusky, Ohio, on April 22, 1946, be and the same hereby amended by the enactment ot new Section 91-A which shall read as follows: 'Section 91-A. No person operating or moving a heavy truck, as defined in Section 52(a) in this ordinance, into, through or out of the City oi Sandusky. Ohio, without stopping or intending to stop such vehicle within said City to receive or deliver goods, wares, and merchandise, or tor any other purpose permitted by ibis ordinance, shall operate or move such vehicle over or upon flnv of the public streets of said City except such as are designated and marked as state highways. "P.iovidcd, however, that when any such truck is proceeding from a starting point ni coing to a destination local "rt on a public street of said City not a state highway, it may be operated or movct over other public streets but only to or from the nearest imerf.ection of such other street with a state nighwuy or streets connecting such street with a state highway." Section 2.

That Ordinance No. 3112-C passed by the City Commission of the Citv of Sandusky. Ohio, on May 22, 1933. Ordinance No. 3335-C passed by 'tis City Commission of the City of Sandusky, Ohio, on June 17, 1935 and Ordinance No.

4026-C passed by the City Commission of -the City of Sandusky. Ohio, on April 2.V 1942. be and the same are hereby repealed. Section 3. That for the reasons set forth in the hereof, this Ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure and shall take affect and be in full force from and after its adoption and due authentication by the President and the Clerk of the Citv Commission HAROLD (i.

SCHAEFFER. PresidJiit of the Citv ATTEST: F. BREINING Clerk of the City Commission PARSED: Sept. 24, 19M LEGAL NOTICE TO: Clarence Edward Robinson, Marshall Avenue; Earl E. Mary Dk'k, 225 W.

Maple Clyde, Ohio; Arnold S. Levin, Cleveland Trust Building, Lorain, Ohio; and Clyde W. Doris A. Guckert. P.

O. Box 1623. Sandusky, Ohio. You are hereby notified that on the 24th day of September, 1951. the City Commission of the City of Sandusky, Ohio, duly passed a Resolution of which the lollowlng is a copy: RESOLUTION NO.

862-C A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE NECESSITY OF IMPROVING PUTNAM STREET FROM JOHNSON STREET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF LOTS 526 AND 529 PUTNAM STREET BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SANITARY SEWER AND A WATER MAIN THEREIN. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANDUSKY, OHIO. Section 1. That it is necessary to improve Putnam Street from Johnson Street to the south line of Lots 528 and 529 Putnam Street by constructing a sanitary sewer and a water main thertein. Section 2.

That the plans," specifi cations, estimate and profiles tor the proposed improvement heretofore prepared by the City Engineer and presented to the City Commission on the 24th day of September, 1951, and now on file in the office of the Direc tor of Public Service, be and the same are hereby approved. Section 3. That the whole cost of said improvement, less one-fiftieth thereof and the cost ot intersections, shall be assessed by the front foot upon the following described lots and lands, to-wit: All lots and lands bounding and abutting upon the pro posed improvement, which said lots and lands are hereby determined to be specially benefitted by said inv provement; arid the cost of said improvement shall include the expense of the preliminary and other surveys and of printing and publishing the notices, resolutions and ordinance required and the serving or said notices and the cost of construction together with the interest upon bonds issued in anticipation of the collection of de ferred assessments and all other necessary expenditures. Section 4. Thnt the assessments so to be levied for said sanitary sewer and water main shall be paid in ten annual installments with interest on deferred payments at a rate not ex ceeding six percent per annum, pro vided, that the owner of any property assessed may, at his option, pay such assessment in cash within sixty days from and after the passage of the assessing ordinance.

In which case said cash assessment shall not include any item of interest upon bonds to be issued in anticipation of the col lection of deferred installments. Section 5. That the bonds of the City of Sandusky, Ohio, shall be issued in anticipation of the levy and collection of assessments by install mcnts and in an amount equal thereto. Section 6. That the remainder of the cost of said improvements, assessed, including the cost of intersections together with the cost of any real estate or interest therein purchased and the cost and expense of any appropriation proceeding therctor ami the dumages awardcl any owner of abutting lands and interest thereon and the cost and expense cf any such award shall oe paid by the issuance of bonds in the manner provided by law.

Section 7. That this Resolution shall take eilect and be in full force front and after the earliest period allowed by law. HAROLD G. SCHAEFFER. President cf the City Commission Attest: C.

F. BREINING. Clerk of the City Commission Passed: September 24, 1951 You are further notified that it is proposed to construct a sanitary sewer and "a water main in Putnam Street from Johnson Street (o the south line of Lots 528 and S29 Putnam Street as shown in the plans and specifications now on tile in the fici? ot the City Manager and City Encineer. By ordrr of the City Commission of the City of Sandusky. Ohio.

C. F. BREINING, Clerk of the City Commission Sept 39, Oct. Free '52 Tickets For Staunch Fans CLEVELAND, Sept, 29 you are one of the 35,000 optimists who applied for tickets to see Cleveland play in the World Series, you have reason to "wait) for next year." Because next year you'll get a bonus. The Indians are sending you a pair of free tickets.

If you applied from outside of Cleveland, you will receive two seats for the first Sunday doubleheader of the year. If you mailed your application in Cleveland, you will get two seats to the first night game. The Tribe said return envelopes should arrive by Tuesday. NEI6M0RIN6 OEATNS AND FUNERALS Gundlach's Could Ruin P-C's Hopes The Firelands LeagUB season i winds up tnis week with White's 1 Landing holding a one game lead over Port Clinton Merchants. Port Clinton plays Sandusky Gundlach's at Milan-id diamond nd should the Sandusky team win, Port Clinton would miss any chance of tying for the title.

Should Port Clinton win and. White's Landing lose to Be-llevue 1 Nickel P'atcs at White's Landing, the race would end in a tie. The three top teams will be seeded for the tournament which will be helo Oct. 7 and 14 at Bellevue Other SufHVay games- will see Marblehead at Forest Lake II, Clyde at Havana and Forest Lake 1 at Kimoall STANDINGS W. L.

Pet. White's Landing 15 2 882 Port Clinton 14 3 824 Belleue 14 4 765 Kimball fl 8 520 Birmingham Man, 74, Falls Off Roof, Dies WAKEMAN, Sept. H. Wasem, 74, a Birmingham building contractor and former teacher, was prpnounced dead upon arrival at Allen Hospital. Oberlin, Friday -afternoon.

He died of various injuries received when he fell about 30 feet while working on a barn at the Bernard GUme farm on Route 113 near Birmingham. Scaffold brackets were said to have loosened, causing the man to fall to the ground. His sons, Donald and Willis, were working on the project and took him to the hospital. Mr. Wasem was a building contractor for the past 25 years and prior to that taught school at Birmingham and Axtel.

He wsa born at Ragersville, and was a member of the. Henrietta Evangelical United Brethren Church and Ely Masonic Lodge, Vermilion. Surviving are six sons, Donald and Willis; Lowell. Cletus and Kenneth, all Birmingham and Lincoln, Pennsburg, one daughter. Mrs.

Rex Lees, Birmingham; six grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. Friends may call at the Gerber Funeral Home, where services will be held at 2 p. m. Monday, the Rev. S.

H. Marzkc, officiating. Burial is to be in the Birmingham Cemetery. Sfttardiyv Didelius Problem Locallf I Erie-co ProMcutlnr Cleveland Witim Vj Municipalises MiMt operate. 1 Sandusky 8 9 471 Forest Lake II 7 10 412 Marblehead 7 10 412 Clyde 6 11 353 Forest Lake I 5 12 294 Havana 1 16 059 AMERICAN LKAGUK Clubs L.

New York ...151 ft5 56 629 Cleveland ...152 92 GO Boston 151 87 64 8 Chicago 152 80 72 Detroit ..152 72 80 Philadelphia 151 68 83 Washington ...151 61 no St. Louis ....152 51 101 (i 'Games behind leader. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS NPW York a-11 11.1 Chicago 6-4, St. Louis, twilight. Philadelphia at Washington, cold weather.

Only games scheduled. TODAY'S GAMES Cleveland vs. Detroit, 2 p. m. Feller 122-8) vs.

Cain (12-12). Boston at New York, two games Kiely (7-6) and McDermott (7-7) vs Lopat (20-9) and Astrowski (6-4. Philadelphia at Washington, night (11-10) vs. Johnson (7-12). Chicago at St.

Louis (5-9) vs. Turley (0-0). TOMORROW'S GAMES Cleveland vs. Detroit, Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Washington, two games.

Chicago at St. Louis. NATIONAL LEAGUE Clubs Brooklyn 152 94 58 618 New York ...152 .04 58 618 St. Louis 151 79 72 Boston 152 76 76 Philadelphia .152 73 79 Cincinnati ...152 67 85 Pittsburgh ...152 63 89 Chicago 151 61 90 behind leader. LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn 3.

Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 3. Only games scheduled. TODAY'S GAMES Brooklyn at Philadelphia, night Newcombe (19-9) vs. Roberts (21-13). New York at (22-6) vs.

Spahn (22-13). St. Louis at (1-11 vs. Lown 14-9). Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, night Blackwell (15-13) vs.

Dickson TOMORROW'S GAMES New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. St. Louis at Chicago Mildred Burke Badly Hurt BARSTOW. Sept.

29 Mildred Burke, 36, is recovering today from serious injuries suffered when her auto blew a tire on U. S. highway 66 east of here yesterday. Green Springs Man Dies In Rt. 12 Crash MONROEVILLE, Sept.

H. Plumb, 26, a resident oi Green Springs, was killed instantly Friday evening when his car went out of control and abuut five Prosecuting Attorney Dldelius was in on day. attending the quarterly jference of the Prosecuting neys Association of principal subject the conference the 'menace of the illegal cotic drugs. The coherence Wit addressed by four agents of the-iW- eral Bureau of who jstressed the point that illicit dope traffic is a local as federal problem. The speakers called upon local law enforcement officials for active co-operation in the enforcement of the narCdtiit laws.

1 The prosecuting attorneys ed several resolutions dealing with' the dope problem. In one such resolution, they petitioned Congress to authorize a substantial increase in the personnel of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics. In er, they called upon their own members to see that local violations of the narcotics laws are reported, investigated and prosecuted. The conference also directed the appointment of a committee to formulate the necessary legislation) to be presented to the Ohio legist ilature at its next session, materially increasing the penalties for violations of the Uniform Narcotic Drug Act of Ohio. Upon his return from the conference.

Didelius urged that if any citizen at any time becomes aware of facts indicating possible Violations of the narcotic drug- isuch facts should be reported: promptly to local law enforcement officials. miles east of Fostoria. He was re turning home from Fostoria, where he was employed as a carpenter foreman at the filtration plant. Mr. Plumb was born July 1, 1925 at Berlin Heights and was married in December, 1950 to Elizabeth Walter at Monroeville.

He was a member of the Sandusky American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts. Surviving besides his widow are his mother. Mrs. Goldie Plumb, Berlin Heights; two brothers, Charles, Norwalk and William, Clyde and six sisters, Mrs. Bertha Marsh and Mrs.

Ruth Hams, both Norwalk; Mrs. Margaret Kay, Vermilion; Mrs. Mae Buckholz, Lorain; Mrs. Gladys Petzoldt, Green Springs and Mrs. Lois Coultrip, Oberlin.

The body is at the Gross Funeral Home and will be taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walter, Steuben-rd, where friends may call after 1 p. m. Sunday and where the Rosary will be recited at 8 p.

m. Monday. Services will be held at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday in St.

Joseph's Catholic Church, the Rev. Kenneth Hans, officiating. Burial is to be in the parish cemetery. MRS. LISLE BUCKINGHAM MONROEVILLE, Sept.

services for Mrs. Lisle Buckingham, who was killed in a highway accident near Buffalo, will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in the family residence, 474 N. Portage Path, Akron.

Burial is to be in Riverview Cemetery here at about 4 p. m. MRS. EMMA TEAL FREMONT, Sept. 29 Funeral services for Mrs.

Emma Teal. 80. widow of A. L. Teal, who died at her home on the Booktown-rd north of Fremont, will be held Sunday at 3 p.

m. from the Moore Funeral Home in Sycamore, O. Burial is to be in Pleasant View Cemetery, Sycamore. The body is at the Weller-Wjn- derly Funeral Home, Fremont, and will be removed to Sycamore Sunday morning. She was born June 27.

1871, at Duenquat, O. Surviving are three daughters, Miss "Teal, with whom she made her home; Mrs. Marguerite Smith. Oak Harbor, and Mrs. Alice Crispen, Gibsonburg; one son, Clarence.

Bettsville; a step-son, Robert Teal. Louisville, and a brother, OraWilliams, Republic. Reynolds, second no-hit game of season in first game as Yantts won American League pennant in whipping Red Sox twice, 8-0 and 11-3. Jones. Singled nome winning run in ninth inning as Phils beat Brooklyn.

4-3, droppinc Dodgers into first plata tie with Giants. Cleveland is Ohio's biggest steel manufacturing, ennter. FRANK I. AMATO NORWALK. Sept.

29 Funeral services for Frank 1. Amato, 79, retired Norwalk business man who died Thursday at the Memorial Hospital following an 18-month illness, will be held at 9:30 a. m. Monday in St. Paul's Catholic Church, the Rev.

H. R. Weger, officiating. Burial is to be in the parish cemetery with the Laible Funeral Home in charge. Mr.

Amato, associated with his brother. Rosario, operated a wholesale and retail fruit business for more than 45 years, retiring in 1938. He was born in Italy and came to this country at the age of 17, moving to this community from Detroit in 1893. He was a member of St. Paul's Church and the Norwalk Eagles, of which he was the oldest living member.

Surviving are his widow. Fiances; three sons, Phillip Indianapolis, Harry here, and William Boston; six grandchildren; a brother, Rosario, here, and two sisters, Mrs. Therese LeVigne and Mrs. Grace Mascari, both Detroit. I N.

be held at 2:30 p. Monday in the Orebaugh Funeral Home, the Rev. D. B-'Cordes, Officiating. Burial is to be in Woodlawn She is survived by' Mrs.

Lydian Noyes, Lorain, and Armise Jobson, ColumDUt; sons, Ernest, fid James, Albany. She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward in 1942. 9 HURON-CO COURT NOTES 9 NORWALK, Sept. 500 negligence suit of Miles ard, New London, vsl Elmer C. derson, same village, which was to have gone on trial, was settled attorneys for the litigants after the jury was sworn in.

Terms of 4iM settlement were not GRANTS DIVORCE Mary Silliman, Norwtlk, WW granted a divorce from nor. band, rural Plymouth, on grounds of neglect and emolty. They were married last year awd have no children. A property, tlement between the parties had the court's approval. The plaintiff was restored her maiden name of Mary Webber.

PROBATE COURT Will of Norma Erf was admitted to probate. Letters testamentary issued to Cora and Elba Erf. Letters of adrainsration were issued to Jarold. X. Shields in the T.

J. Shields estate. Bond of $2,000 ordered. Transfer of real estate approved in the Elizabeth Millejr estate. MARRIAGE LICENSES Paul L.

Hipp, U. S. Army, and Elizabeth A. Franklin, stenographer, both Norwalk. John Kinsei, farmer, Shiloh' and Mabel P.

Barnes, clerk, Attica, MRS. OLIVE J. BAILEY NORWALK, Sept. for Olive J. Bailey, 83, a former NorwalkJan who died Thursday at the home of a son in Albany, RURAL.

CITY MARKETS WHAT rABMCKS ABB PAID Grade A large white eggs ate Grade A large brown egga Grade A mediums Grade A smails EloTtion Erie Supply a SltttW Aiit WHAT FARMBBS ABB PAID Wheat. No. 2 bu SaJi Ear corn. No. 2 bu.

$3.50 Shelled corn. No. 2 Soy beans B3JM Oats Graded Zggt in caaet: U. S. exttaa 62-64c; V.

S. Standard! SSe; receipts 42c; dirties 36c; 30c; pullets 40 -42c. Eggt). Poultry CLEVELAND. Sept.

28 (AP) Department ot Agriculture cotapeaite market for the Cleveland area. U. S. consumer grate cases (jobbing prices) delivered buyer, large A 76-78c; brown 75-77c; med A white 69 -71 68-70c; large white brown 65 -70C. tat Cleveland) delivered to buyer: large A white brown 73tt-T9c; A med white 63-68c; brown 634802 large white 62-69c; brown 63466; small A white 47-52c; brown 4JI-a3c; Whole sale eggs graded (prices fob Cleveland market) cases included; Stat- tra large white (minimum 60 percent A quality) white 62-65c; prawn 66-64e; extra medium (minimum 60 percent A' quality) white 53-56c; brown extras small (minimum 60 percent A quality) white 37 -41C brown tTHte; LIVE POULTRY types 38-30C MfjW types 23-23; old roosters 16 -300.

ers, heavy types 33-34c; broilers light types roasters over 4 34-36C, YeWMfcllea turkeys 41-42c; young torn 38 -40c. Toltdo Grtsfo Toledo grain on track aaff basis, nominal. 1 red soft No. 3 V-: a yellow 3 white jf '4 SOY BRANS, 3-69. i The U.

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