The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 13

It MR IALK Call Roye W. Ballah At Cast. 5-5837 Motorists Mutual Ins ii. HIUIII rn sui nCist your city, or larm property with J. W.

HUDSON 31.1) Tiffin Ave. 1076 or 640-J who has a large Hat of a BRAND NEW 1-STORY 4 rooms and bath, gas heat, garage, 1 with All complete with automatic, washer arid Complete With sidewalks and landscaping, on paved street in new section of Bellevue, O. Downi, payment to to $1500. HASSELBACH Ar. PAUL 107 W.

Main Bellevue, Ohio. New Homes W. Monroe and 2 on Cleveland Road will be completed soon. each Aflth full basemerit, plastered walls modern in every respect. LIBERAL FINANCING Is available on these properties.

For details call 5722 days Or eves. THE W.R, HENRY CO. 227 McDonough St. DO YOU NEED A LARGER HOME? IS YOUR PRESENT HOME TOO LARGE FOR YOU? You cannot sell until you have a place to move into that suits present needs. That is where we come "into the picture.

Trade or Exchange We now have many people looking for. this kind of trade. Why don't you call us and tell us what you need. We will inspect your property without obligation or cost to you and tell you what we have to exchange, for your property. It might cost but a very small to make this trade.

We. have properties both in and out of the city. No obligation "on your part to find out what you can Kelly Garver, Ins. 316 W- Market St. Phone 79' IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, 4 bedrooms.

new gas furnace, hew bath, hardwood Can be seen between 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. Saturday and Sunday.

1300 Franklin St. Cottage at Bay View Located on Grand Pass. 6 rooms, with complete bath, large garage, dwelling insulated, screens and storm Windows, 2 lots. Willard A. Meyer Insurance arid Real Estate E.

Jefferson Sandusky, Phone 3739 6-ROOM HOUSE, Hot atr gas furnace. Moderate price. Box D-18. this paper. 7 632 O.

A VERY GOOD HOME In Seven Rooms, Bath, Basement Oil Furnace, Hardwood Floors 2-Car Garage Large lot, Chicken coop All in good condition THIS IS A LIGHT, CHEERFUL HOME YOU WILL ENJOY Price Is Right Call 1870 For appointment to see it Erie County Investment Co. REALTOR II MBitl INSURANCE tc REAL ESTATE CLARENCE F. NOFTZ 610 W. Washington St. Ph.

1127 II. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALI H. C. BARRE, Realtor' No. 3 Lair Block, Ph.

2-5861 E. Main Norwalk. Ohio. II. LOTS FOR SAU RESTRICTED LOT On Cleveland Rd.

Price S1600. Ph. Huntington Avenue Lot 40 120 Willard A. Meyer Insurance Sc Real Estate 632 E. Jefferson Sandusky, Phone 4739 II.

tOATI AND ACCESSORIES Graham Real Estate and Insurance Agency Columbus Ave. Ph 1744 SI. TRUCKS AND TRAILIRS REAL SERVICE ErieCountylnvestmentCo. Old Reliable" 160 E. Washington Row Ph.

1870 RALPH F.KOCH 1022 W. Monroe St. Phone 4521 LUKE O'MALLEY REAL ESTATE BROKER 32 years in Estate Building 301 Central Ave. Ph. 6780 Day or Eve WM.

J. LUNDY, Realtor Ph. 5570, 623 Reese St. FOR QUICK ACTION List Your Real Estate With I. L.

(Le) OMMERT BROKER 514 Dewey St. Phone 4SS2 L. A. Phone 1452-M 1416 Wayne St. PASCOE AGENCY ESTATE 301 Washington Bldg Phone 11B1 Joe Bschorr.

Associate Phone 3680rW alter 5 P. We have extended our real estate dept. to assist our many friends and clients in the handling of their real estate prop- lems. You are welcome-to consult us if you desire to sell or purchase a home, homesites, or business properties. Our serv- ice, also, includes property management, appraisals, rentr ing, leases and insurance.

Pascoe Agency INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 301 Washington Bldg. Phone 1191 Joe Bschorr, Associate Ph. 3680-W after 5 P. M. EVINRUDE MOTORS THE SANDUSKY BOAT CO.

Sandusky. Ohio. Ph. 2421 Lyman Islander The which easily accommodates 8 people is a perfect boat for family outings and for fishing particularly TROLLING. Fa mous clinker Prices start at only $2035..

Come in and see this boat on display at BROWN'S, INC. Ft. of Columbus Sandusky. Open Sunday NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERS LE OMMERT TRAILER SALES SANDUSKY, east on Routes 2 6. Phone 569 HOPPER'S TRAILER SALES Route 2 and 6.

West of Huron Iron wood, Trotwood, Elcar, Silver Star Pontiac Chief, Mobile. IV2-T Stake Truck for Rent By Hour or Day. Ph. 1482 WOULD like to trade 1940 Dodge panel truck with 4-wheei drive, in good condition, for one-half or one acre lot. Write Box D-6.

this paper. Bay Motors, Inc. Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer 925 W. Washington St. Ph.

713 1940 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE, radio and heater, Can be seen at Red Gables Service OLDSMOBILE and CADILLAC SALES and SERVICE LAIRD MOTOR SALES, INC. 114-118 E. Water 'St. Phone SEDAN, service. SCHULT The LAST WORD in a Large Family Size Coach Built by one of America's foremost trailer home manufacturers, it is Luxurious, 'Roomy.

Fully Equipped. It affords, a complete living for six. It has picture windows, spacious bathroom, large living and kitchen facilities. 33 Ft. Long.

HUNTER MOTOR 1640 Columbus Ave. at the Subway 1942 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR Reasonable, Leaving for 316 E. Monroe "WHEEL DEAL" 1951 Nash Rambler Station Wagon 1950 Nash Statesman 4 Dr. 1949 Nash Ambassador 2 Dr. 1950 Nash Ambassador 4 Dr.

1948 Nash "600" 4 Dr. 1948 Kaiser 4 Dr. 1947 Frazer 4 Dr. 1946 Chrysler 4 Dr. 1946 Nash Ambassador Club Cpe.

1-941 Plymouth 2 Dr. 1940 Dodge 4 Dr. 1940 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 1939 Nash 4 Dr. 1938 Packard 2 Dr.

1937 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Your Used Car Can Be llsed As Down Payment Used Car Lot Open Daily from 9 a. ra. to 9 p. m.

Downtown Nash, Inc. Trading Post W. Market Decatur Sts. Phone 1741 218 Decatur St. Phone 5330 Sandusky-co Grand Jury To Investigate Perjury Possibility FREMONT, Jan.

Thomas F. Dewey said the San dusky-co grand jury, starting its session today, will investigate evidence to be submitted charging perjury in the recent school board election expense account inquiry. Transcripts of portions of test! mony taken before Judge V. Baumann will be submitted, he said. It will be up to the grand jurors to determine whether per jury has been committed.

Judge Baumann brought up the perjury charge possibility when he. said false stories had been told by witnesses in the suit of Robert Grayson, citizen, against Carl G. Coleman, in which the former sought to have the latter refused the right to sit on the school board Tuesday, the Rev. William because his expense account was) Bade, officiating. Burial is to be not a true one.

Involved was a $100. donation to pay for radio time. Conflicting stories ing this money have resulted in the perjury inquiry. Persons involved in the $100 probe are Coleman, his brother, Paul, School Jttendent U. E.

Diener and former radio announcer Dorsey Pardo. First stories said Paul Coleman had sworn he had donated the $100, but later ac counts said Superintendent Diener had given it with Pardo handling the money involved, GMC TRUCKS Allis-Chalmers Tractors Implements L. D. SHEROD Huron, Ohio. Phone 3491 PARKS TRAILER SALES in the country, 5 miles south of Norwalk on Rt, 2S0 a'nd 13.

Ph Norwalk 2-9202. We will not be undersold TRUCK BARGAINS 1942 Ford, Flatbed, LWB 1947 Dodge 1-ton walk-in Panel 1947 Dodge Tractor. 5th wheel. air brakes. 1949 International LWB.

axle, 8.25x20 tires. Completely reconditioned. ft. Heavy Duty Gallon Dump body and hoist. Sandusky Equipment Co.

2602 Venice Road Phone 4948 II. AUTOMOtlLIS FOB SALI X948 SPORT COUPE Deluxe Pontiac 8, Hydra-matic drive, radio, hsater. 330 Center Ave. Ph. Huron 2984.

Baurnan Chevrolet, Inc. Phone 3011 or 4411 338 Main Huron, O. 1950 OLDSMOBILE 88 5-Pass Holiday Coupe. Fully equipped, white sidewall tires, Hydra-matic drive, heater, radio. Like new.

1939 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door Sedan good condition, heater. Ph. 21. 7 a m. to 5 p.

m. v.v.vy.v TIRES Now more than ever, it's important to make those tires last longer. Don't waste vital tire rubber by driving on wheels that are out of line or out of balance. Our technicians, using the latest BEAN ALIGNMENT equipment, bring you fast, scientific service at LOWEST COST. Drive in now! REGULAR $12.00 VALUE ALIGN FRONT-END ADJUST CASTER ADJUST CHAMBER ADJUST STEERING KNUCKLES KING PINS CHECK TIE RODS CHECK SPINDLES CROSS- SWITCH TIRES.

('Parts and Porto-Power Btnds Extra) This Offer Good on ONLY De-SOTO, PLYMOUTH, CHRYSLER, DODGE CARS SPECIAL 5 .95 PROMPT SERVICE ON WHEEL BALANCING BUSHMAN MOTOR SALES, INC. Erie Oldest DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 640 CAMP ST. PHONE 3020 Member of Sandusky Automobile Dealers Ass'n. FOR A SQUARE DEAL See Neil HOAK MOTOR SALES Huron. 3021 Dorr Chevrolet Co.

Good Selection of Used Cars At traffic liffht. Milan, O. Ph. 4181 Used Cars 1950 BUICK Sedanet. A-l condition.

8,000 miles. Car like new'thru-out 1949 MERCURY 6-Pass Club Coupe. Has a beautiful green uiiy equipped. Had ex- J. W.

MYERS, INC. 1307 USED CARS Cleveland Road, Ph 563 1951 MERCURY Sport Sedan, 2 -tone green, overdrive, radio, heater white sidewall tires. This car is perfect. Must seen. Will be Sold $2095.

Ph. 438G. CARS THAT SATISFY BEN'S USED CAR SALES 639 W. Ave AUTO BODY WORrt REPAIRING WARD BROS. 2803 Venice Road Ph.

4866 BUSHMAN Motor Sales Your DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer SJ. J1020 Overrnyer-McCullough Inc. Your Dependable Dodge DeaJftv 709 W. Washington St. Phone 408 GEO.

E. THOMPSON MOTORS INC Your Good-Will Pontiac Dealer Phone 5332 190i Cleveland Road COOPER CHEVROLET The Busiest Spot in Town 1521 Cleveland Ave. Phone 6300 Sandusky Motor Sales Your Friendly Ford Dealer 1020 Hancock St. Ph. Smith Motor, Sales Your BUICK Dealer 709 W.

Washingon St. Ph. 281 Allan Motor Sales 427 Main Huron, Ph. 4361 N. Madison, Port Clinton.

Ph.3321 39. AUTOMOBILES WANTED JUNK CARS WANTED Ward's Auto Wrecking 2803 Venice Road Ph- 587 41 AUT0M0IILE TIRES, ARTS, ACCESSORIES USED $3 UP All Sizes THE B. F. GOODRICH CO. 201 W.

Market. St. Ph- 199 NEW Ford and Mercury motors, fac tory rebuilt motors. Batteries for all make cars. Quick service, Hun ter Motor 1640 Columbus Ave LEGALS The ijnisn cellent care $1495 NASH Ambassador 4-Dr.

One local owner. Black finish, like new. Car fully equipped. A-l condition thruout. S1393 FORD Custom a 3-Door Sedan, heater, radio and ready to give you many miles of low cost driving II1M CHRTSLER Windsor Con- vertible club Coupe.

New paint and top. A-l condition. Runs like new. Priced to sell today 11345 1949 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-Door Sedan. Fully equipped including Hydra-matic, Local owner car.

A-l condition. 11895 1948 MERCURY 4-Door Town Sedan. A-l condition. Fully equipped. $995 1949 LINCOLN 4-Door Sedan, Heater, radio and overdrive.

Good tires 1959 KAISER Virginian 4-Door Sedan. Beautiful finish and in- terior. Radio, heater and over- drive. See this today sure. S1395 194S FORD Super Deluxe 4-Dr Sedan.

A fine low cost car. $745 194S HUDSON 4-Door Sedan. Excellent condition thru-out. Fully equipped $1095 1948 PONTIAC Streamliner 4- door Sedan. Has had excellent care.

Fully equipped including Hydra-matic. For fine transportation see this one today, $1145 1949 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan. Fully equipped. New paint. Car in excellent condition, A real buy $1445 A Assortment of Low Cars MORE TIME TO PAY HUNTER'S BIG LOT At Sign of "faicBuys" 1040 Columbus Avt.

North of Subway SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE (EIGHT LIENS) State of Ohio, Erie County. Common Pleas Court Oscar Lanzi, et Plaintifi. vs. The Milan Brewing Corporation, p.t Defendants. Case No.

27685. Ex. Doc. 22, Page 550. In pursuance or an Ordnr-ut Sate, NEIGHBORING DEATHS AND FUNERALS THE SANDUSKY Mattttltgrj MMtar- JmMtr.tVMli nil nil' I-I limriir i iliiiT LOCAL and TELEGRAPH: STOCKS BONDS MRS.

ESTHER SCHELEN HURON, Jan. Esther Schelen, 88, died Sunday at her home on Ohio-st after a lengthy illness. She was a member of the Evangelical anil Reformed Church here. Surviving are a step-daughter, Mrs. Minnie Kaiser, Huron; two step-grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews, including! Mrs.

Maude Deyoe and Fred Krock, both Huron. She was preceded in ceath by her husband, Frank, 16 years ago. Friends may call this evening at the Stein Funeral Home, where services will be held at 2. p. m.

R. S. Hull Again Heads Fremont School Body FREMONT, Jan. Hull, who served as president of Cemetery the board of education most of in Scott Cemetery. STOCKS MOVE HIGHER NEW YORK, Jan.

14 The stock market made an encouraging start today with prices moving: higher right on the heels of the opening gong. HENRY W. SMITH BERLIN HEIGHTS, Jan. Henry W. Smith, b'u, well known area farmer, died this morning in his home on Stephens-rd after being bedfast for two years.

Surviving are his widow, Anna; two brothers, Albert and Nicholas and four sisters, Mrs. J. Solt, Mrs. George Richter, Mrs. John Brundage and Mrs.

Phillip Sprankel, all Berlin Heights and a number of nieces and nephews. Friends may call this evening at the family residence. Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Hinman Funeral Home, the Rev.

Grafton Thomas, i Ing. Burial is to be in Riverside NEW YORK, Jan. 14 Noon stock Am Can Am Smelting 47 Am Anaconda Copr 51 lb Armco Steel 3874 Atl Refining 77 Baldwin Lima 10 RR 19 Bethlehem Steel RR 34U Chrysler Contl Can 45 Curtiss Wright 3 3 Def Steel Cp 34 Douglas Aircraft -59VA Dupont 88 7 Brie RR 18V, Firestone Gen Elec 59 totfa.sr<'»h gxpwn produce mat: Make US No. 1 licious' i i lands Stamen WineaaM 82.28;' tu 1951 following death of Carl K.I MRS. ANDREW HUBER Longanbach, has been to BE LLEVUE, Jan.

Alice another term, following a break ra 87, a resident of 125 deadlock which had prevailed since early last week when the organization was first attempted. Hull was renamed by a three to one vote, Carl G. Coleman, named member of the board, voting' who receded her in death and against him and the new was next married to Andrew Huber Heter-st, died early Sunday in Bellevue Hospital after an illness of two months. She was born Nov. 12, 1864 in York-tp and was first married to Reuben Bohnert, who declining to cast a ballot.

Dorwin Findley, hold-over member, was named-vice-president again, while the contract of Clerk-Treasurer Warren T. Curtis continues for another year. "HURON-CO COURT" NOTES i NORWALK, Jan. 14 Virginia Schlegal, NoivyalK, has otui for separation and alimony from her husband, Robert charging eglect and cruelty. They have three children.

COLLECTION SUIT George Filip, the Branding Iron, Route 18, Clarksfield. et al, have been named defendants in a collection suit for $232.50 filed bv Attorney C. F. Brown. SEEKS $100,000 A negligence suit of $100,000 has been filed by Argie Rogers, Shiloh, vs William Farquharson.

The action is the outgrowth of a traffic mishap Jan. 3, 195b on Route 250, three miles north of Ashland. The defendant is charged with negligence on three counts. PROBATE COURT Registration of Marilyn Gray's omitted birth record ordered. Letters of guardianship were issued to Leo Spitzer with bond set at 14,000.

Transfer of real estate was approved in the Paul E. Link. Cora Christian and J. C. Waterback estates.

Transfer of motor vehicle title approved in the John Suhol estate. Letters of administration issued to W. G. Whitfield in the Elizabeth Whitfield estate. Bond-of $4,000 set.

MARRIAGE LICENSES on Jan. 16, 1930 in Bellevue. Mrs Huber was a life member of the Rebekah Lodge and served it for many years as secretary. She was also a member of the Methodist Church Surviving besides her husband are two sisters, Mrs. Dora Reynolds, Westerville and Mrs, John Flicker, Bellevue; one brother, John Roush, Bellevue; four nieces and seven nephews, may call this evening at the Young Funeral Home, whoro services will at 2 p.

m. Tuesday, the Rev. Robert Courtney, officiating. Burial is to be in the Bellevue Cemetery. Gen Foods Gen Motors Goodrich Goodyear Harb Walker Interlace Iron Intl Harvester 31-iii 59 Kb 45 31 16 A 33-1 Johns Manville Kroger 33 Mead Corp 26 Mead ptd 94 Montgomery Ward $2 3 Natl Biscuit 31 Natl Cash Register 57 Natl Dairy 51 Ts Central 19 'i Norfolk Western Ohio Oil Penney 681- Penn RR 19 Phillips Pet 51 Procter Gamble 66 Pullman 42 3 Pure Oil 63 Vi Radio Corp Republic Steel 42 Sears Roebuck 56 Shell Oil Sinclair Oil 43 Soeony Vacuum Std Oil Ind Std Oil Tim Transamerica Un Carbide United Aircraft Ruhr Steel Wheeling Steel Woolworth Voungstown I Ac 38 76tt 781 47 22 8444 40Vi 39 43 Va 49', basket, hothouse.

-a keU eight 4 -lneh 1 per 10 24 qt per IWimetil Us No. ket. US No. size A Unwashed' UStalty dins; 70c per 15 lb basket, 2 ddfc 1.30-2 per 8 lb basket' topped and waahea. p4 GRAIN FUTURES CHICAGO, Jan.

14 )l end soy bean futures opene today on the Chicago Board of Wheat was to off; earn to lc down; oats to le lower: I'ic down and soy lower. The prices: 2S8; Mm? 233; July July Sept. 186. May July th SOY 295: May July, -M LIVESTOCK TOLEDO LIVESTOCK TOLEDO, Jan. 14 estimated; market 240 lbs 248-266 280-280 300 lbs S18.2S-16J0; 300-400 IM 16; 160-180 lbs l4t lbs $14-15; 100-140 lba 918-Mr" stags $11-13.

MRS. CATHERINE MYERS NORWALK, Jan. for Mrs. Catherine M. Myers, 79, who died at her home, 193 E.

Main-st, following a three-week illness, will be held at 9:30 a. Tuesday in St. Paul's Catholic Church, the Rev. H. R.

Weger, of ficiating. Burial is to be in the paiish cemetery with the Ktibach Funeral Home in A native of Oxford-tp, Erie-co, Mrs. Myers resided in this vicinity all her life. She was a member of the LCBA of St. Paul's parish.

Surviving are two daughters, Miss Florence Myers, here and Mrs. Ted' Rastall, Kent; four grandchildren; three great-grand children; a brother, Ambrose Chamberlain, Sandusky and our sisters, Mrs. Mary Burton, Lansing, Mrs. Margaret Martin, Chicago; Sarah and Fannie Chamberlain, both hfere. She was preceded in death by her husband, John L.

in 1924; sons. Harold, in 1918, and Elmer, three weeks ago A brother, William Chamberlain, died Thursday in Sandusky with services held today in Eight Judgments, in the' above entitled action, I will offer for sale at public auction, on the premises in Village of Milan, Milan Twp. the above named County, on Wednesday, the 30th day of January, 1932, at 11:00 o'clock A. the following described real estate and chattels, situate in the County of Erie and State of Ohio, and in the Village of Milan, to-wit: Known as and being Lots Numbers Two (2) to Eighteen 118) both inclusive, in Block Number Thirty (30), in Lockwood's Annexation south of Old Town Plat of Milan in the Village of Milan, Erie County, Ohio, as per plat recorded in Volume 8 of Deeds, Page 72, Erie County. Ohio records, excepting from said Lots Numbers Two (2), Three (3) and Ten (10) those parts thereof conveyed to Joseph Herb by deed dated June 23, 1905 and recorded in Volume 78 of Deeds Page 531, Erie County, Ohio, and the following buildings, equipment and chattels: One (1) four- story brick building 112'x40' containing wash-house, racking room, car bonizing cellar, storage cellar, fermenting cellar, brew boiler room, malt storage bin, hop room and flake storage room.

WASH HOUSE: 1 Kleinfiltermass washer, 1 Kiefer filter machine keg washing machine. RACKING ROOM: One 2-arm Klein Racker, Bowser Government Meter. CARBONIZING ROOM: Eight 72- bbl. carbonizing tanks, 2 Filters (1 Klein, 1 Kiefer), 4-C 2 250 lb gas collecting tanks. STORAGE CELLAR: Three 253-bbl.

tanks, 261-bbl. tanks, two 332- bbl. tanks. ENGINE ROOM: One 20-ton York Ice Machine 30 h.p. motor, one 40- ton York Ice Machine 60 h.p.

motor, 1 Bury Air Compressor h.p., 1 Hasselberg Gas Collecting Unit, 1 Economic Boiler 100 h.p., 1 Return Heater, 3 Steam pumps, 1 Electric pump. BREW HOUSE: One 90-bbl. copper kettle, one 100-bbl. water tank, one 100-bbl. capacity mash tub, .1 set cooling coils.

FERMENTING ROQM: Twelve 109- bbl. fermenting tanks, 2 closed tanks for gas collecting unit. GOVERNMENT CELLAR: 1 Bowser Meter, 1 York Freon. 12 Condensing unit with forced air unit complete. BOTTLE HOUSE: One (I) wide Meyer Bottle Washer and Soaker, one (1) Meyer 34 Spout Beer Filler with Jumbo 7 Head Crowner, one (1) Meyer Basket Come-back type, one (1) Floor Pasteurizer, one (1) 6 Bottle wide Ermold Labeler.

together with all present connecting bottle conveyors between the machines OFFICE BUILDING; Two (2) Story Cement Block Building 32x46', case beer storage on first fioox. EQUIPMENT: I Safes James A. Alt, railroader, Willard, and Jeannene A. McKown, clerk, Plymouth. Shelby Green, factory Willard, and Lucille Sexton, at home, "Plymouth.

AUDITOR'S DEPARTMENT Debt reports have been mailed to all municipalities, schools and townships. The report was de scribed as an annual routine procedure. The sale of dog tags is running ahead of similar sales last year at this time. Most of the tags are being sold directly by direct application from registrars throughout the county. Except those exempted by law, all county employes are now enrolled in the public employes re tirement plan.

Although reap praisal work was somewhat delayed by weather, the listing work is nearing completion in Norwalk Monroeville has been completed, with Willard the scene of most activity at this time. Rural appraisal is now in progress in New Haven and Greenfield-tps. LAND TRANSFERS Frank Vitello to Dorothy Vitello, 3.2 acres, Norwalk-tp. Alice Fay to James and James R. 81 acres.

Wakeman- tp. George and Anna Wargo to Michael and Gladys Wargo, 158 acres, Wakeman-tp. Henry, Helen and Charles Fox to Dorothy and Henry Steinle four acres, Norwalk-tp. J. W.

and Eva Woodrow to Norman and Reba Bali, 16.31 acres. Hartland-tp. MRS. MARTHA BERNHARDT PORT CLINTON, Jan. vices for Mrs.

Martha Ann Bern hardt, 75, who died at her Lakeside home Saturday will be held at Orchestra hall, Lakeside, Tuesday at 2 p. the Rev. H. J. Hillberry, officiating.

Burial Is to be in Sacket Cemetery, She was the widow of the late Henry Bernhardt and is survived by a son, Philip and daughter Miss Violet, both Lakeside; a sis ter, Mrs, Ada Barth. Lorain, and two grandchildren. The body is at the home of the son. The Neidecker Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Pole Vaulter Richards Title Is Threatened a- WASHINGTON, Jan.

14 The supreme rule of the Rev. Robert Richards in the pole vaulting heavens is being questioned by a 22-year-old University of Illinois alumnus with spring in his body and Olympic hopes in his heart. That young man can be none other than Don Laz, Richard's tege, who handed his master his first defeat in 51 track meets Saturday night at the Washington Star games. Las won the meet with a vault of 15 feet, 3 inches? best "effort for the night was 14.8 in the course of his defeatless string, the Sullivan Award winner has been tied four times but never beaten. The two go at each other again Friday and Saturday nights in the Philadelphia Inquirer and Boston K.

of C. meets. Another duel, more publicised, is the renewal of the mile series between FBI flyer Fred Wilt and Wisconsin whiz Don Gehrman. Both scored triumphs Saturday night in different arenas- in almost the identical time. Wilt won the AAU meet while in New Ybrk in 4:14.6 while Gehrman's flatboard effort in.

Washington was 4:14. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Jan. 14 23c 1 higher, top bu.Hr S16.30-$I8.25; medium fia.SO -lt light light packing sows ff449-t pigs $10-16, 300, steady. Ch to prime common and ch $26-34: lings heifers itocker steers S20-25; bulls $25-30; feeder steers $30T37; Si S24-32; stocker 32 tt ch to.

prime-. la 'f. good $23-30; CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CLEVELAND. Jan. 14 prime goaii ch $34-37; med iv good.

good to ch ta 822-24: canners and 21- bulls, eh $30-32r bologna bulls $24,29. vt Vvf steady! $37-39; med to spring lamba. food to good' $W4ff; ewes, good active end er; heavies 18.10: lbs 160-180 roughs fll.Sg|»^8^^ RURAL, crnr i WHAT Grade A large white, lllf Grade A'large' r25p Grade A medium JJ Grade A small to EleTiton Central Erie Supply WKAT rAKMOBSS Wheat, No. 2 bu New ear corn, 20 pet-, Soy Shelled corn. No.

3 Oats Gehrmann and Wilt will meet in Philadelphia Friday, 1 MONROEVILLE Highway Department Seeks Route 20 Bids FREMONT, Jan! highway department is asking bids for construction of a divided highway through Clyde on Route 20. The job is to be an extension of a bou levard system highway Fremont and that town. The work will be done next summer, according to Highway Director T. J. Kauer.

Bids will be opened Feb. 5. The highway wiil be of concrete with a hot-mix top, a distance of 1.5 miles to be covered. LI3AP wood desks, 2 wood tables, 6 chairs, Cummins Perforating Machine, 1 2-unit inner 2 settees. 3 metal tiling cabinets, 2 metal desks, 1 metal cabinet.

PITCH HOUSE: 1 complete one jacket pitching equipment, 1 Filtering outfit on Beer Storage Floor. One Frame barn. Said premises losated at Milan, Ohio, on Locfcwood Rd, Said premises appraised at Fifty Thousand ($30,000.00) and cannot be sold for less than two-thirds that amount. Terms of sale: Cash. ALTON T.

YOUNG. Sheriff of Erie County. Ohio. By: E. BATES.

Deputy CONTK CONTE. Attys. 24 jan 7-H-ai-3t Election Board Will Have Full Time Clerk FREMONT. Jan. of the Sandusky-co board of elections will be hired on a full-time basis soon, the board decided in fixing the salary at $250 monthly, compared with $130 at present, Mrs.

Florence Fought is the pres' ent clerk, her term expiring in February. Whether she will be named to the full-time post is not known. Terms of board members Walter Oxley and Riohard Winters also expire, the latter not seeking re-election. The village board of public af fairs will be headed by F. M.

Un- Clain in 1852, the three-man board decided at a brief meeting at township building. First regular session of the board, composed of McClain, Willis Eberly and Wilfred Myers, will be on Jan. 31, following the new president's return from Florida. The former home of Miss Catherine Prentiss, Monroe-st, was purchased from her estate by Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Horn, who plan extensive modernization. Re-election of officers and seating of Waldo Mench as a member featured the re-organiza tion meeting of the Monroeville board of education. Clesson J. Wlnslow was re-elected president Dan W. Hey man, vice-president and Richard F.

Roeser, clerk. Oth er members are William F. Scheid betweeniand 'Mrs, Mary Sparks. Leonard Foos has sold his tavern on 'Monroe-st to Joseph Kamann of Sandusky and gave immediate possession. Mr.

and Mrs Foos and family have moved to Bellevue, where they purchased home at 308 Sheifield-st. First meeting of the Profit and Pleasure Garden Club for 1952 will take place Friday at the Con gregational Community Church parlors starting at 8 p. Various other clubs have been Invited to attend the meeting. Paul S. Strom supervisor of agricultural extension, American Steel and Wire division, United States Steel will be the speaker, The Rev.

John D. Kofflln, who who is national chaplain of the Catholic Wjar Veterans and from Toledo, has arrived here to substitute for a week and a half for the Kenneth A. Hans, view- ius adjutor at St. Joseph 's who is to be away from his duties. The famous Armstrong nuftet, on display in the First National Bank.

Baker, weighs nearly TVfr pounds, Graded Ejgs in cases: U. S. extras, 4l-43c; U. S. standards ate; 33c: Cleveland Eggi, CLEVELAND, Jan.

14 ings on the Cleveland s. consumer fra4t. Uvered, Urge 4 whits- Whtito'twm 38-60c; med. A white 'VWPS." 53-54c; large 8 white 49-56C. EGG Commercially Cleveland) large A brown 48-33c; med.

white brown 44-30c; A Usrm 44-50c; brown 44-S0c. Wholesale eggs: Extra large med. (minimum pet. -A white 38-42c; brown 38 white 33-38C1 brown LIVE POULTRY FRICK9, (Al! types types 20-22c; old roottera fryers, heavy types "4 Toledo GraJn Toledo gram on 4 basis, nominal. Tasmania, an island off the southeast coast of Australia has more potential waterpower than all the rest of Australia put together.

No. 1 red soft No. 2 SO YBEANSwNo. 3 yeUoW sa.nii 'a. 2 white s4 1 2 yellow S1.84^<1^|| More Steaks Ohioans In COLUMBUS, Jan.

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