The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 10

BOARD NAMES CHAIRMAN FOR SALVAGE DRIVE FREMONT, Sept. 1 (Spl.) Harry S. (Hap) Bowlus, Fremont trucking firm head, has been named city chairman for a salvage drive which will get underway in Sandusky-co immediately. The appointment was made by the county civilian defense executive committee which waited several months for Mayor Amer L. Wrigley to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Thomas McGahan.

An extensive program is to be launched to enable the county to "catch up" in its endeavors as, according to the committee, little organized effort has been made the past three months and the county is lagging behind others in the state. The county has been criticized by the WPB' for its "lack of effort." Tentative plans call for an intensive collection drive on Oct. 7, 10-moth anniversary of Pearl Harbor. RADIO PROGRAMS (All programs subject to change without notice.) Today's Programs 1100-WTAM CLEVELAND 700-WLW CINCINNATI Backstage Dallas. Stella Dallas Jones.

Lorenzo Jones Brown Widder Brown Marries. Girl Marries Portia Goldbergs Vic Sade Reporter Reporter Evenin' Neighbi Music. Lum Abner. Thomas Lowell Thomas Waring. news.

Fred Waring News. Announced 760-WJR DETROIT News Orchestra Living Art Musical You a Genius? Announced. Sing Along. Ben Bernie Gordon Shaw D. Kilgallen Frazier Hunt World Today Amos'n'Andy Orchestra Gus Haenschen WINDSOR Walter Compton Band Parade Dance Tunes Cocktail hour News Turf Club Superman Orchestra Leisure Time News Bub Burns Dinner Music Val Clare Piano Team Sec.

of State. SANDUSKY REGISTER-STAR- SEPT. 1, 1942 Author To Speak H.V.Kaltenborn Announced JohnnyPresents Mining Heirs REPORT SLUMP IN MARRIAGES IN OTTAWA-CO PORT CLINTON, Sept. 1 (Spl.) to the records of the probate court there has been a slump in the applications for marriage licenses in Ottawa-co, this year with 137 having been issued during the eight months, as against 187 for the same period last year and 163 during the 1940 period. There were 23 licenses issued in August, ah increase over July when 21 were issued.

In August last year there were 28 issued. 8'00 Johnny. JohnnyPresents Mining Heirs Announced 8- Announced Hejdt Horace Heidt Hobby Lobby Announced 9 of Sexes Battle of Sexes Tommy Riggs Gabriel Heatter 9:15 Ray Block Wilson Meredith Wilsor From Camps Announced. 45 Announced The municipal swimming pool closed Monday night, 14 days ahead of schedule, due to lack of attendance, the county fair next week and a shortage of chlorine. Cool evenings has cut deeply into attendance of late.

Lewis Titsworth, lieutenant In the Fremont fire department and a member for the past 12 years, today obtained an indefinite leave of absence to become a field director for the American Red Cross. The leave will be for the duration of the war so Titsworth may serve as a liaison officer for either the Army or the Navy. Lieutenant Titsworth's leave is effective Sept. 15 and he will leave six days later for Washing ton, D. to train.

He has been active in Red Cross work and water safety work for the past five years and has been a director of the Sandusky-co Red Cross for the past two years. Lieutenant Titsworth Is the sei ond Fremonter to be appointed a field director. Zeldon Lance having been named to a similar post three weeks ago. He is now assistant field director at Camp Shelby, Miss. Clarence Stotz, engineer at Ross High school, has resigned to accept another position.

A replacement has not been made. Don't fail io see the "Blonde Sensation" in her thrilling free open-air act at Cedar Point, 2:30 and 8:30 p. m. daily, including Sunday, September 6. Judy With Judy From Camps 10:15 From Camps Orchestra.

Melody Hour 10:45 Musical Reporter. News Jack White Announced Orchestra. Parade. Orchestra Announced AM CLEVELAND Johnson Bess Johnson Child Bachelor Child Sweet River Journey Lone Journey of Life Road of Life and Sade Vic and Sade Storm Against Storm Harum David Harum Neighboring Deaths And Funerals MRS. A.

H. TEBBE FREMONT, Sept. (Spl.) Services will be held at the Veh Funeral Home in Gibsonburg at 2 p. m. Wednesday for Mrs.

Ardelia H. Tebbe, 77, wife of John Tebbe, oldest Gibsonburg resident, who died in Toledo hospi tal Sunday after a 10 -day illness She had been ill for three years. Tebbe, a Gibsonburg farm implement dealer, is a former Sandus ky-co Fair director and active in Democratic party circles. Besides the husband she is sur by two sons, Edward and William Hilgeneck of Dundee; three brothers, Al Dunham of Latty, George Dunham of Harrison, and John Dunham of Elmore, and a sister, Mrs Weil of Elmore. Ella J.

U. WAHL FREMONT, Sept. 1 (Spl.) Jacob H. Wahl, 66, lifelong rest dent of Townsend-tp, was found dead Monday morning in his cot tage on U. S.

Route 6, near San dusky-Erie-co line. The man, a bachelor, apparently had been dead for several days, Sheriff L. Myers said. He was found by Jay Miller when he stopped at the house. The deceased was born in Townsend-tp March 26, 1876, son of Nicholas and Susan Karb ler Wahl.

He had spent most of his life farming. A sister, Mrs Julia Hamilton of Fremont, sur vives. Private funeral rites were held at the Weller-Wonderly Funeral Home Monday afternoon with Rev. E. E.

Zimmerman, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial was in Castalia Cemetery. John B. Hughes Announced Announced Announced News Britain Speaks Newsreel The Port Clinton volunteer fire- department responded to a call last evening when an automobile parked on W.

Second-st near the post office was a fire. The automobile which was owned by a Toedo party, was reported only slightly damaged. Wednesday's Programs CINCINNATI Clock Time to Shine Weaver. Jenny Turner News Col. Cumquatt.

Consumers Dreams Linda's Love Life Beautiful. Aunt Jenny DETROIT News Musical Dreams News, Music. Editor's D'ghter Linda's Love Harmony Hymns. Valiant Lady Stories WINDSOR News Happy Joe Myrtle Labbitt Quartet. News Orchestra Honeymoon Hill Mary Morgan Mrs.

Page Plans are being completed for the annual tournament for the golf players of the Port Clinton Eagles lodge, to be staged at the Firelands course on Sunday, Sept. 13 when approximately 25 club members will be entered in the competition events. The Eagles' cup will be the main attraction in the list of trophies. Fruit growers in some localities have reported a shortage in expert enced help for picking and packing fruit, and a number of new helpers have been engaged in the work. At the fruit houses ex perienced help has been imported from some of the southern orchards and packing houses.

Indications are that the heavy rush Clara, Lu Em Rhythm. Romance Second Husband House Beautiful Bright Horizon Soldier's Wife Melody Time Aunt Jenny Editor's D'ghter Kate Smith Woman in White Big Sister Love News Helen Trent D'ghter Farm News Gal Sunday News Dance Rhythms News Ace Musicale 1.15—Harmony Dixon Big Sister Harmony of World Light of World Women Lonely Women Guiding Light Guiding Light Marlin Perkins Young- Hymns Mary Marlin Ma Perkins Pepper Young Happiness Life News. In White My Way Vic and Sade News, D. Norman Goldbergs Finance Dept. Dr.

Malone News Joyce Jordan Melody Time Love and Learn Matinee Pepper Young Matinee Backstage Wife Dallas Stella Dallas Jones Lorenzo Jones Brown Widder Brown Marries Faces 6.00—Vander Pyle Cleveland Girl Marries Portia Goldbergs Vic and Sade News David Harum Announced. Musical Melody Time P.M. News Victory Children. Music You a Genius? Announced Sing Along Ben Bernie News Evening NeighborHedda Hopper Lum and Abner Frank Parker Thomas Lowell Thomas Melody Marvels Waring Man 8.30—Quiz Game Fred Waring News Ballads. Kaltenborn Thin Man Man Announced Announced Amos'n'Andy Glenn Miller Salute Salute Nelson Eddy Nelson Eddy Dr.

Christian Dr. Christian News Matinee Matinee Matinee News Matinee News Cocktail Hour News Turf Club Superman Announced Leisure Time News Victory. Musicaie Val Clare Song Fables Red Ryder Ogden Hoedown Sizing Up Newe Interlude British Salute British Salute Gabriel Heatter We Love Those We Love Mischa We Love Those We Love Ltidington Atty. Dist. Atty.

Atty. Suspense Step" It Up Kyser Kay Kyser Kay Kyser Kay Kyser Kay Kyser Parade News. Background Dance music Music Moments Music Moments Announced Musical Jack White Music Dance music John B. Hughes Baker's Dozen. Orchestra.

Our Morale News Britain Speaks Tune Up America Turn The NEW YORK, Sept. 1 (Wide football games underway between Army all-star players, divided into western and eastern squads, and teams of the National pro league, are being carried on the MBS network. Altogether the series consists of eight games, the first Sunday and to the Pacific coast list of stations only. Beginning Sept. 9 for the contest with the Detroit Lions, the six games concluding with that on Sept.

20 will be on a 150-station hookup. Three of these are at night. Short wave relays also are planned for American troops abroad. Between now and the time Jack Benny returns October 4, the Suday 7 p. m.

spot on NBC is to have broadcasts in which Lionel Barrymore is to be starred in a drama, "The Mayor of the Town." CBS is gathering together its commentators for a half-hour special at 9 p. m. Wed nesday, third anniversary of Great Britain's declaration of war for a review of the situation. W. E.

DINEEN FREMONT, Sept. 1 (Spl.) Funeral services will be held at 9 a. m. Wednesday in St. Ann's Church for William E.

Dineen, 56, former Fremont railroader, who died in Lucas-co Hospital Sunday after undergoing a major operation. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. C. F.

Gerding of Fremont, and Benton of Toledo; two brothers, Ed Dinen of Fremont, and Morris Dineen of Toledo. His former wife and two sons, Carl and Eugene Dineen, reside in Detroit. The Blue network reports that latest available figures compiled after its seven-hour war bond broadcast totaled $10,475,000 in sales, with returns still coming in. SENECA COUNTY COURT NOTES HURON COUNTY I COURT NOTES NORWALK, Sept. Marriage licenses have been is sued here to Harry Edward Gil bert, 24, Norwalk watchmaker, and Alice Marie Hardy, 19, Fitch ville.

Rev. Wallace Bryenton named to officiate; Robert Tipper 43, Mansfield, screen machine operator, and Eva Elizabeth Web er, 30, Norwalk, inspector. STUDY REQUEST OF GOVERNMENT TIFFIN, Sept. 1 of government agencies that Heidelberg College accept students of Japanese ancestry who have been evacuated from defense areas in the west was received yesterday and is being, studied by college officials. All are American citizens and assurance of their complete loyalty and trustworthiness is given the college.

The college is asked to accept four students, who are members of the Evangelical and Reformed Church. LAKESIDE, (Spl.) Don Smith, above, author and authority on the lives of the Presi dents of the United States, will speak on "The Peculiarities of the Presidents" at Friday morn ing's Sept. 4 session of the International Lyceum association convention at Lakeside. in the orchards will be ended this week, with the Elberta crop being harvested. Buyers are coming from distant markets to secure the Ottawa-co peaches and other fruit at this time.

Dance io Les Brown and his orchestra at Cedar Point Ballroom io and in eluding Thursday night. Dr. D. W. Fellers, Bloomville physician and former Seneca-co health commissioner, was reappointed health commissioner yesterday by the county health board.

He will serve during the absence of Dr. Frank Ternocky who was granted a leave of abence to serve in the U. S. Army Air Corps. Forty-four Seneca-co selectees were accorded a public farewell today before leaving for Camp Per ry to enter military service.

They were sworn into the Army two weeks ago after final physical examinations in Toledo. Dr. Mark Abbe of Elyria was re-elected president of the International Radioclast Research Society yesterday at the final session of the annual convention here. The 1943 convention will be held here late next August. SANDUSKY-CO I COURT NOTES FREMONT, Sept.

Authority has been given in probate court in realty transfer papers in three E. Bittinger, who died October 5, 1941; Sarah C. Bittinger, who died Feb. 6,1928, and D. H.

Bittinger, who died February 5, 1921, all of Woodville. FINAL ACCOUNT Final account in the estate of Emma S. Yeckley has been filed in probate court by Elizabeth Jeschke, administratrix. The account reported receipt and distribution of $2,264.83 and listed distributive shares for 11 persons. WILL FILED The brief will of William Sehra' der, of Fremont, has been filed in probate court.

The instrument, dated May 4, 1925, bequeaths all property to the wife, Hattie, and nominates her as executrix. ELBERTA PEACHES Leroy and Norman Hills Berlin Road, Mile North of Koute 113 WILL FILED The will of Frances A. Wilson, formerly of Bowling Green, dated November 9, 1937, has been filed in probate court here. The instrument directs conversion of property into cash and gives specific bequests of $100 each to Angie DeLong and Harry Dc- Long, Bert, Joseph, Arthur and Donald Gilman and Evelyn Gilman Eddy, all nephews and nieces. RELEASE GIVEN Release of the estate of William P.

Burns, of Fremont, from administration has been granted in probate court. Assets of the estate were assigned to Donald A. Burns. Young lady for work in editorial department on newspaper. Good wages, steady employment.

Write Box B-32, this paper. DANBURY Mr. and Mrs. William H. Muench of Miami Beach, who have been residing with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton Danbury, left for Cleveland recently where they will reside at Wade Park Manor. Don Bredehoft, U. S. coast guards, returned to his duties after a week's furlough spent with relatives in this section.

Wake Up Your Liver Bile With EVERITE (Kverite, Honnerly Liverine) If insufficient flow cf Bile causes headaches, biliousness, and you feel miserable. liVKBITE'S composition is such that hile flow will be stimulated while its mild s'live properties will help remove troublesome impacted waste material from the bowels. Try it today and see how much better you will Ret tonvimnv, Take EVJfPlTE as directed on label. Sold by Jay Meek's Drug Store GALL BLADDER. GALL STOHIS CONCLUDE SESSIONS LAKESIDE, Sept.

1 nal session of the Lakeside Bible Class for the 1942 season was held Sunday, Aug. 30, with John W. Pontius, general secretary of the Buffalo Y. M. C.

A. r.s teacher. Total attendance at the nine sessions of the class this summer was 5,832, an average of 648 per Sunday, according to Arthur Tay- T1FFIN, Sept. 1 co's road repair program, halted by the federal ban on use of bituminous materials early in August, got under way again today upon release of materials. The Public- Roads Administration, a federal agency, granted the county 30,000 gallons of materials for paint patching and 8,000 gallons for cold patching.

As the paint patching materials were on hand this program was put under way today. Efforts are now being made to obtain materials for cold patching work. Investigate Claims Four sheep claims were investigated last week, County Dog Warden Harvey J. Ash reported today to the county commissioners. Marriage Licenses Guy 11.

Shumaker, 55, factory worker, Reed-tp, and Mrs. Anna M. Foreman, 45, factory worker, lit. 1, Attica; Henry A. Thuerman, 49, TERM OPENS SEPT 8 The fall term of the Huron-co common pleas court is scheduled to open here Sept.

8. Because of the difficulty in empaneling juries, no jury cases are expected to come up for trial before October, unless in case of emergency. HURON The Huron Juvenile Grange will hold a social Saturday evening, Sept. 5 in the vacant lot next to the Bank. A farewell picnic party was given at the Fries home on the Mason-rd, Thursday evening for Miss Joyce Ginn, who will leave this week for Wooster, where she will enter college.

Miss Ginn.re­ ceived a gift from the following guests: Doris Knupke, Kay Rhodes, Lila Jane llenes, Barbara Stein, June Collins and the hostess Jaqueline Fries. Carolyn, Ann, Norman and David Rau have returned home after spending the past eight weeks al the Ohio Band Camp, Cedar Point. The Misses Hazel and Edna Stierhoff of Milan are spending a few days with Hazel and Helen Saylor. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Reikingl of Lorain were Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Norman Saylor. lor" of Toledo, class president. This represents a 20 percent Chicago, and Doris L.

Huber, he said. 142, teacher, Green SENT TO TIFFIN NORWALK, Sept. The Rev. Lawrence Mossing, an assistant pastor at St. Paul's Catholic Church here the past two years, has been appointed assistant pastor at St.

Joseph's parish, Tiffin, it was announced today. Fr, Mossing, a native of Carraghar, Ohio, was ordained at Sion, Switzerland, March 23, 1940. He was among the first group of American nationals to be brought out of the European war zones. Tliti slogan of the ear-puuliiiv subcommittee of the, labor-manage meat committee in ihv West Allis plant of the. Allis Chalnier; Company is: we ride io gether now, we will walk togetlie later." fne day Johnny comes marching ho.

from the factory where he forges the of democracy, his home refreshes him, gives him work next.