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UAVOO. HURON, O. J. T. SARGBANT.

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CHAS. BEACH. RYE BEACH. LUBDTKE'S, OPP. SOLDIERS" HJL J.

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MEHNERT, VERMILION, a J. A. MALLERNEE. CLYDH O. 8.

J. ROESCH, VENICE, O. MRS. FRED PARKER, CASTALTA, TXT CASH, SAVE 10 PER CENT. Faneral Directors QUICK, ED P.

Funeral director embalmer. Day and nigrht eervtce. Lady attendant. Funeral Home, 1716 Columbus Ave. Phone 140.

CHAS J. ANDRES SONS rUNERAIi HOME JACKSON ST. AMBULANCE SERVICE OFTICH SERVICBJ PH. Hi rRBD HOMH COi W. WASHINGTON ST.

MAIN 400. REa 4S4 LAWRENCE ST. MAIN 4J7. AMBULANCE DAT OR NIGHT. Deaths BORKE his home on S.

Camp- ball-st, on Tuesday, June 28, 1932, William Robert Burke, aged 66 years. The funeral will be held from residence on Friday, July 1, 1932, at 2 with the Rev. Galea E. M. oungr, rector of Calvary Episcopal church, offioiatlngr.

in Port Clinton cemetery, Port Clinton, Ohio, under auspices of Oliver H. Perry Lodge of Masons. THE REGISTER, SA.NDUSKT. OHIO. THURSDAY, JU.VE 30, Houses For Rent so ACRE FARM, 3 mi.

north of Milan, Ina- Henry Behrens, Rt. 3, Huron Ohio. Pet Stock BEG. Holateln Cow, 6 yrs. Large splendid type.

Square uddor, easy milker. Fresh 3 wks. Ph. 66X. Geo.

W. Fleming. Castalla, Ohio. At her home in Perkins- tp. on Monday, June 27, 1932, at a.

Mrs. Barbara C. Kromer, widow of Fred Kromer, aged 68 years, six months and two days. The funeral will be held from the residence on Thursday, June 30, 1932, at 8:30 a. and, at 9 a.

from St. Mary's Catholic church, this city, with the Rev. W. C. Zlerolf, pastor, officiating.

Interment in St. Jlary's cemetery. Card Of Thanks A Card of Thanks Is a dignified and convenient methtod of expressing your gratitude to your friends who have proven their regard dur. Ing your hours of sadness. Rates- IB? per line.

Minimum charge. jl.OO. Lost and Found of men's tan allppers, on Waverly. Fifth or Meigs Sts. Finder call 2962-M.

Reward. MR. JOB RICH cures any kind of cancers, rheumatism, nervousness, and any kind of fever, sciatica, tlmone and other diseases. 1514 Camp Sandusky, Ohio. 9 to 11 1 to 5 p.

m. Help Wanted EXPEBTENCED girl drummer or one willing to learn, for dancs orchestra. Ph. 2440-J. NO unemploynieat, wage cuts, layoffs or hard times for Rawlelgh men.

Sounds unbelievable but Rawlelgh Dealers sold more Products during 1931 than ever before. Giving utmost quality, quantity, price on 250 Household necessities the Rawlelgh Way gave thousands steady work at good pay. More industrious men wanted with cars to conduct lelgh Home Service Routes. If satisfied with 135 weekly to start address Rawlelgh Dept. OH- 80-Z, Freeport, 111.

HOUSEKEEPER In family of one. Box 104, Milan, Ohio. Agents, Salesmen Wanted WANTED Experienced salesman acquainted with the wholesale and retail grocers, also the flour, feed and grain dealers in northwestern Ohio territory. Give experience and furnish references. Address Box 2, Sandusky Newspapers.

gaJ With force or able to open small office aijd take full charge of sales for national organization opening city and surrounding territory for rapid selling profitable, neces- eary products. Write Immediately giving experience to "President," Room 1116, 360 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, 111. Situations Wanted YOUNG college graduate and experienced teacher, desires any kind summer or permanent work.

Excellent references. Write Box 3, this paper. Business Service SPECIALIZED SERVICE ON Radios Copeland Refrigerators Automobile Ignition and Starter ERIE BATTERY IGNITION CO. 803 Hancock St. Ph.

632. J3UPLICATB keys made; wheels re- tlred. J. F. BertUng.

121 Water, Miscellaneous For Sale FORD-HOOK and Pascal Celery Plants, vegetables, cherries. E. A. Leibold, 218 Woodland, Clyde. O.

CANNING BU. R. Shellhorn, 3 miles w. of Venice. BWBET and sour cherries.

Sprayed fruit. Fred Faber, Hull's Corner. Milan Road. LARGE celling fans, 1 stools, 2 tables. Dan Hoffman.

417-W. CABBAGE PLANTS, 60o a thousand. W. J. Gory, Huron, Ohio.

CHERRIES, 2c lb. picked. Welchel Fruit Farm. Castalla. Ph.

20-K. FOP. QPICK SALE 3 burner oil stove J5.95 Ice chest S5.00 Bed outfit, complete Extra heavy Cong, rug $7.50 Sliffhtly soiled Beauty Mattress J15.50 THE DILGART-SPRAU CO. 1 TO-N' International truck. Clarence 1009 MlUs-gt.

Ph. 2573-R. by owner. Dinette, living room, bed room suites, rugs, etc. Thursday and Friday.

9 to 12 a. m. Mlllott Storage. FOUR good work horses; also tomato planTs. C.

Smetzer, 5, Bellevue, Ohio. FOR electric sewing machine; electric washer; drop head Singer sewing machine; drop leaf tables; gas and coal ranges, coal cook stoves; player piano; roll and flat top desks; walnut secretaries; refrigerators, all kinds, cheap; one 6-ft. floor case and 6 restaurant stools. Charles R. Carroll Transfer, 211 W.

Water-st. Ph. 372. size refrigerators from 400 to SOO lbs. capacity.

Chas. K. Carroll Transfer, 211 W. Water- st. Ph.

372. Houses For Rent MOD. 6 rm. house, 1216 Second St. Rent reasonable.

Ph. 5C6. FOR SALE Pedigreed Springer Spaniel puppies. George J. Schade, 1318 Tiffin Ave.

COOL, comfortable room. Private home. Phone LT. HSKPG. and sleeping rms and bd.

802 Wayne St. Ph. 381-RX. ROOMS per wk $3 up. Rath, steam heat, hot and cold water In room elevator.

Hotel Commercial. Moving, Trucking, Storage FIREPROOF STORAGE -Mlllott Transfer and Storage Co. HAULING, all kinds. Cinders, top soil, J2 load. Leroy King.

2244-J. Apartments For Rent 4 private bath and entrance Rent reas. Ph. 2215 or 407 W. 3 RM.

furn. 739 W. Park. Mr. Sloat, Herb Myers.

See 4-RM UPPER strictly modern, Heat furn. Rent $20. Ph. 1481-J. FLAT In Ph.

85. Schimansky Apts. 318 Huron Ave. Mod DANDY FURN. 4 rms.

bath and laundry. $25 month. Ph. 934. FURN.

SUITE in Wildred Apts. Ill Columbus Suite 2. Call 2828-J FURN. apt. Light, gas furn.

Strictly mod. 201 Fulton St. 3 or 4 RM. mod. 2 bedrms.

Ev erything furnished. 323 Fulton St 3 RM. furn. apt. tor It.

housekeep ing. 214 W. Adams St. CALL Pfaff Furniture Store for apts. furnished or unfurnished 620 Osborne.

Ph. 2231. THREE rooms fur. for It. hsekpg Private bath.

922 Central Ave. up; light hskpg. $4 Seheid Restaurant. 501 W. Market.

'mN. with radios. Also sleeping rms. 334 E- Washington St UPPER modern apartment, 304 Adams heat furnished. Inquire Third Nafl Exchange Bank.

FURN. APTS. Frigldalre, porch, prlv shower. 3195-R. 917 Wayne-s THREE-ROOM modern furnished apt, $25 per month.

J. H. Herman, Cor. Market and AVayne Sts. FURNISHED apartment 916 Wayne St Frigldalre, prlv.

bath. Ret, required. Call 2995-M or 3118-W FURNISHED APT. IN BRIE APTS. Call 1098-J or 2078-J.

Wanted To Rent WANTED: Well located, comfortably furnished home, preferably three bedrooms, completely modern. For Bummer months. Box 93, this paper. Real Estate For Sale FOR SALE OR TRADE: All year summer home suitable for club house, or trade in on farm. Geo Beier, Sandusky, O.

Ph. 3125. 4 LOTS together in desirable part of Oakland Cemetery. Reas. Ph.

2340J 7-RM HOUSE, garage, cellar, bath new furnace, nice yard, berries fruit tree.s, and flowers. Will sacrifice $2,500. Small down payment. Inq. M.

C. DeClinton, 322 Perry St LOT FOR SALE 524 I.ockwood Avenue. GBN'L country store, gas living qtrs. Sell or trade. Ed G.

Knopf. Automotive NEW AND USED CARS Harten-Brooks Motor Co. 424 Huron RADIATOR REPAIRING: Ace Radiator Co. 336 W. Market 402-W, OVERMYER-BALL MOTOR CO.

708 W. Washington St Ph. 400. BUICK SALES AND SERVICE The Smith Motor Sales Co. M.

M. CHEVROLET SALES 925 AV. Washington St Ph. 854 Time Tables The Lake Shore Electric Railway Company (Effective January 18. 1932) EAST BOUND LIMITED AND EXPRESS TRAINS for Huron, Ruggles, Vermilion, Lorain, Elyria and Cleve 7:35, 9:36, 11:30 a.

m.j 1:35, 3:30, 5:35, 7.30 and 9:35 p. m. EAST BOUND LOCALS for Lorain and 7:35, 9:35 a. 1:35, 6:35 and 9:35 p. m.

Direct connection at Ceylon Jet for Norwalk. (X) Dally except Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. WEST BOUND LIMITED AND EXPRESS TRAINS for Castalla, Fremont Gibsonburg, Woodville, Genoa, Toledo and Detroit Connections at Fremont for Fostoria, Findlay, Linsa and 6:45, a. 1:45. D3.35.

5.45, and 9:45 p. m. (D) Through Detroit trains. BOUND LOCALS for To. ledo at 6:502, 6:45, 7:45, 8:45 a.

m.j 1:45, 6:45 and 9:45 p. m. (z) Starts from Perkins and Columbus Ave. (iOTTAdB on Chaussee. Inq.

V. Pascofe. 619 E. Washington. 2510-J.

6-KM COTTAGE, modern, except fur- nacp, garage. On Fifth St Inq. 1222 Hancock St. JTRM house, all 1218 Columbus Ave. Garage.

$41 a month. Inquire Ph. 3Pi Huron Ave. FOR RENT OCL SALE-Nicely fur- nithcd cottage at Rye Beach I bedrooihs. Inquire Bert Martin.

JSrlt Iaytttm ent B. O. RAILROAD No. 47 arrives 2:45 p. m.

No. 48 departs 6:30 p. m. BIG FOUR ROUTE p. daily ex.

Sunday. p. m. daily ex. Sunday.

NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD Bast Bound, morning 2:15, 8:20 and 10:55. Afternoon 6.07, 7:40 (dally ex. Sunday), 7:57, 10:00. 10:15. West Bound, morning 6:08, 6:30, 8:45, 10:08, Afternoon 2:06, 4:27, 5:25.

6:55. 11:45 -N'OTICE Not hereby given that scaled bids he received by the City ManagCi- of the City Sandusky, Ohio, and opened and read at the DKAII STOCIii Collect GKO. C. SOAP TALLOW W0RK9 Ph. Xnln SVOa, Snnilasky, Ohio, city Hall, Monday, July 11, 1932, at 12 o'clock noon.

Central Standard for the concessions at East Battery Park from the date of the to the 31st day of December, 1932, Including use of concession stand for the sale of foods, soft drinks, renting of row boats and fishing tackle; sale of fish bait, said concession rights not to include rent of mooring space for boats within the basin. Said successful bidder shall have charge of the bath houses and maintain same properly and in addition shall be required to act as a watchman at East Battery Park and to preserve order all to the satisfaction of the City Manager. The successful bidder shall be required to pay one-half of his bid for said concession rights at the time of the award of the contract and the balance on or before September 15, 1932. The City Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to accept what it considers the best bid submitted. BEATRICE SNYDER, Clerk of the City Commission of the City of Sandusky, Ohio.

July 7 July 7 NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT Estate of Jesse B. Green, Deceased. Alva S. Humiston, whose address is O. S.

S. Home, Ohio, has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Jesse B. Green, deceased, late of Erie County, Ohio. Dated this 15th day of June. A.

D. Probate Judge County. June 16-23-30 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Fannie H. McVey, deceased. LucUe whose address Is Sanduskv.

Ohio, has been appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Fannie H. McVey, late of Erie County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 22nd day Probate Judge of said County. June 23-30-July 6 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Emma Matern Weaver. Deceased.

Minna Matern, whose address Is 915 West Washington Street, Sandusky. Ohio, has been appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Emma Matern Weaver, late of Erie County. Ohio, deceased. Dated this 15th day of June, D. JOHN E.

TANNEY. Probate Judge of said County, June 18-23-30 EiHe County Court House UNUSUAL CLAIM ij4 DAMAGE SUIT Motion Says City Or County Is Not Specified. An unusual motion In the damage case of Hugh L. Hoag vs Elmer Wolfe Is set for hearing before Judge Savord Saturday. Hoag sued Wolfe for $2,500 damages claiming injury In an accident In 1930.

Wolfe asks that service upon him be quashed because the petition does not.state In what city or county the accident wa-s, merely at Wayne-st and Huron-av, Hoag claims that law requires the setting forth of the county in which the accident was. His counsel say that service of summons was void as made by the Cuyahoga-co sheriff. Krueger, Roslno Moore are counsel. Asks Property Transfer Sam Scott, trustee of the Catherine Gilkesson estate asks that real estate deeded by his defedent to James French In trust be deeded to him. He says It -was the Intent that the property should be In trust and French has since died.

Ray E. Spears Is his attorney. SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The State of Ohio, Erie County. The Peoples Loan Savings Plaintiff, vs. Eugene George Daniels, et Defendants.

Case No. 19418 In pursuance of an Order of Sale In the above entitled action, I will offer for sale at public auction, at the door of the Court House in Sandusky, in the above named County, on Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1932, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. the following described real estate, situate in the County of Erie and State of Ohio, and In the City of Sandusky, to-wlt: Being Lot No. 269, 42nd Street, subject to all existing restrictions and benefits, known as No.

509 42nd Street, Sandusky. Ohio. Said premises located at No. 609 42nd Street Sandusky. Ohio.

Said premises appraised at $5,200,00 and cannot be sold for less than two-thirds of that amount Terms of sale: Cash. JOHN W. PARKER, Sheriff of Erie County, Ohio. Hertlein Schwer, Attorneys. Juno 9-16-23-30 July 7 LEGAL NOTICE Thomas Cass and Richard Donovan, defendants, whose places of residence are unknown will take notice that on the 14th day of May, 1932, Hannah Donovan filed her petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Erie County, Ohio, being cause No.

19463 on the dockets of said Court and being cause entitled ''Hannah Donovan, Milan, Ohio, plaintiff, vs. Charles Suhr, Executor of the Estate of Michael Donovan, Deceased, et defendants," to contest a certain paper in writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Michael Donovan, deceased. Said defendants are required to answer on or before the 30th day of July. 1932. YOUNG YOUNG, Norwalk, Ohio Attorneys for Hannah Donovan Juno 2-9-16-23-30-July 1 Colby Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Fortney of Clyde were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and George Lambert and Milton Billman. In the afternoon they all motored to Bloomville and visited Mr. and Mrs.

George Mr. and Mrs. Milan HIrt of Vlck- ery spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Dymond and son Walter.

Callers at the home of L. E. "Wole- slagel and family last weeK were: Miss Taunt Tuttle, Mrs. Charles Waugh, Mrs. Ruth Waldron, Mrs.

Frank Wilson, Mrs. John Ropke, Mrs. Glen Beigh, Mr. and Mrs. Deibert Fortney, Mrs.

A. J. Jordan of Clyde, Miss Erdlne Jordan of Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Suavely of Republic, Mr, and Mrs. Melvln Gilbert Mrs.

Laura Wright and Mrs. Claud Bartholomew. Mr. and Mrs. B.

F. Ralfsiilder spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Will Boso and family at Wales Corners. Mr. and Mrs. James Bastlan attended the Wleker reunion held at Eagleville, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Gelger srent Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

Harrison Butz at Adams -tp. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Gooding spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

D. F. Cook at Republic. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Smith and daughters of Castalla were Sunday dlriner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Folk and family.

Miss Sarah Peacock, spent a few days last week visiting friends In Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Woleslagel and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Folk railed at tlie Mapus home on the north ndgc evening. TO CALL MANY IN TAX RETURN Some 3,000 residents of Erle-co have failed to make a return on Intangible property, L. B.

Day of the state tax commission In charge of Investigating filings of tax returns In Erle-co announced Wednesday. In addition to this number there are said to be some 400 who failed to file returns on taxable tangible property. The Investigation Is being made by G. A. Hartz and J.

C. Phinney who are working under Mr. Day, Caldwell, who is Investigating Erie and eight other counties. Those who have failed to file returns will be cited to appear before the tax commission representatives and will be required to declare their properties and for failure to make return on the proper date penalties must be assessed. The tax commission has private Information furnished by corporation records showing actual payments of dividends and.

It is apparent it is through these sources that the alleged delinquencies have been found. Reports' of dividend checks are checked against the personal tax listings and If not included the receiver of the dividend is cited. Under the new law each corporation must furnish the state a report of all dividend payments. Tax must be paid upon all Income producing holdings. Collections under the Intangible law in Erie-co were among the highest in the state particularly in view of the faat that the state is to take some $10,000 of local tax moneys for distribution to counties, which failed to meet the quota of loss of revenue under the new statute.

Cuyahoga-co collected so much le.ss that it will share in the money assessed from Erie-co. The collections here averaged 70 per cent of anticipation, or more. However the stale Is determined to make every prospective taxpayer under the new law pay the tax required. Failure to answer the summons of the state tax investigators might have serious consequences, it is said. The examiners have set up an office in the auditor's office, MORE DAMAGE CLAIMS Two more damage actions were filed in common pleas court Wednesday, Charles Pomerson sued Arthur Lamp for $5,000.

He says that on Aug. 23, 1930. he was sitting on the running board of his truck afwaltlng a mechanic, near Mitiwanga, and the defendant's car struck from the rear. He says the defendant's car was negligently driven and that Injury to his leg inhibits him In work as a truck drver, Tom Pomerson, owner of the truck sued Lamp for $650 damages. Krueger, Roslno Moore filed the cases.

RETURNED TO PRISON John Campbell, arrested by police OR charges of carrying concealed weapons, was released by Judge Savord to B. Rule of the Ohio Stale Penitentiary. Rule returned Campbell to prison as a parole violator as he had been released but a short while when rearrested. ASKS $2,500 JUDGMENT Suit for $2,500 on note and in foreclosure was asked in action of the Home Savings Loan Co. against Cora D.

Wilson, et, filed In common pleas court Wednesday through Attorney W. R. Pruner. PROBATE COURT William Molt named guardian of Marcus O'Leary. RE-IiEARS DWORCE CASE Judge Savord Wednesday re-heard the Amelia Moyer vs.

Merle Moyer divorce case. The case was heard last fall and a decree refused, but It relied in April. Moyer resists the decree claiming ill health prevents his supporting the family. H. L.

Peeke and Hertlein Schwer are counsel. Moyer does not ask divorce. Decision was reserved until Meyer's medical certificates are produced In court. FIRST STAMPED DEED The first deed dated since the stamp tax and the first to bear a tax was filed with Recorder Norman Blown Wednesday afternoon. It was from Cora J.

Harris to Dean Harris and the stamps indicate consldew- tion of between $500 and $1,000. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Ervin C. and Clara Krawetzke to 16, Boalt-Bt, $1. Erminio DeFrancesco, et al. to Mike and Anna Varga, 69.489 lota The Peoples Loan Savings lot 84 and 85, Florence-tp, $10.

POPULATION DECREASES With the release of James J. Stewart Wednesday, the population of the county jail was reduced to 35. About a year ago it was 50. on Mr. Watson Young and Henry Beigh at Clyde Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Gooding attended the Gooding reunion held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shellhammer at Clyde Sunday.

Mr. and Mra C. B. L. Solze, daughter Marian and son Robert, of Kansas City, and Mr.

and Mrs, Melvln Rhoad of Bloomville were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Bartholomew, Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Moyer TEXANS WHOOP IT UP FOR JACK GARNER the Texas delegation to the Democratic national convention arrived in Chicago, there ivas much cheering for Speaker John Garner as a presidential candidate. And a Califomian, William Gibbi McAdoo (center) likeivise did his share of tfie boosting. given in honor of the Rev.

and Mrs, Clayton Steiner and family who are leaving this week for South America. Mr. and Mrs. Forest LaRuc of Detroit Mrs. Ralph LaRue and Mr.

and Mrs. George Ohio anl family of Sycamore, Mr, and Airs. Vaude Bartholomew of Flatrock, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bartholomew and children.

Miss Pearl Everly of Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bartholomew and daughter were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Bartholomew Sunday. The children and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. M.

Gelger gave them a pleasant surprise Sunday afternoon at their home in honor of Mr. Gelger's 75th birthday anniversary and Delmar Hatton's 10th birthday an- nlversarj'. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. R.

O. Butz and daughter, Bernice, of Beilevue, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Koons and daughter, Anna Mae, and sons Dale and Bruce, of near Green Springs, Mrs, Leland Haiton and children, Delmar and Betty JIae and Hatton of Clyde, D. L.

Miller. Wade Miller and daughter Gladys of Adams-tp. Later in the day Ice cream and cake was serVed. Miss E.sther Yarger spent a few days with Miss Vera Perry, north of Clyde. Mrs, R.

H. Griffith and daughter, Mary Jane, of Richmond, are a week at the home of Mr. and W. E. Klleckner.

Mrs. Raymond Welch and Phylls. and Jean, of Mt. Pleasant spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. Folk and family. Mrs. Ella Schwenn of Willard spent a week with Mr.

and Mr .5. Geo. Peacock and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Griffin and children of Lorain Tuesday and Wednesday with and Mrs. F. A. VIckery. Miss Ollveta Young, who Is attending summer school at Bowling Green, spent the week-end with her parents and -Mrs.

R. H. Young. Mr. and Mns.

Harry Llnlt ot Clyde were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Raifsnlder and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Melvln Gilbert and Mrs. L. E. attended the Bowerman reunion at Camp Eden, near Angola.

Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayward and Mr, and Mrs. Melvln Hayward and son of Fireside spent Sunday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. James Bastlan and family. Miss Pearl Eberly of Cleveland Is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Claude Bartholomew and family. Mr.

and Mrs, Alfred Perrln of Clyde wfere Sunday dinner guests of John Link and wife. Jfrs, Cecil Dyttiond. Mrs. Wilbur Folk and Mrs. Mary Shriver accompanied by -Mrs.

Arthur Worth and Mrs. Augu.st HIntz of Clyde were visitors In Fremont Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Bock, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bock and Arnold Bock of Akron wore visitors at the home of Mrs. R.

S. Arnold and daughter Mary. North Fairfield Dr. p. L.

Gray and family, of Portsmouth, have taken up residence in thi.s village, where Df, Gray ex- Middle Bass H. H. Kiiemmel has retiirned hero after being a patient for two at Providence Hospital. Sandusky. George Lonz, Mr.

and Mrs. RudT Fisiier and son, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Kuemmel. Mr. and Mrs, Mins Hazel H'eise, Mrs. M. Mr.

and Mrs. Jean BossU Carl bond, Naomi Dodge. Mesenberg, Mr, and Mrs. Julius Hlnkley, Elizabeth Kuemmelk, Irene Roejich and ard iloesch were Put-in Bay visit-' ors the pa.st week. Mrs.

George Lonz spent the past' week in Columbus visit mg her sister. Mrs. Mary Wernet of Toledo is visiting her mother, Mrs, Caroline Roesch, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Dodge have aa their guests Mrs. Dodge's sister, Mrs, J.

Oulllette and two daugiiters, June and Irene. Girard Dodge lias returned home after a visit with his aunt Airs. B. Lambert, of St. Louis.

Miss Hazel Helse spent days last week with her Mrs. Lucas Meyer of Put-In Bay. Mrs. Harry Deist aiid infant daughter, Dolores Jean, of Wisconsin, are visiting with Mrs. Minnie Deist Mr.

and Mrs. John Roesch attended the commenceentm exercises st Notre Dame Academy, Toledo, past week. Their daughter Iirene, a member of the graduating class, returned with them for the summer. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Walters and grandson of Cleveland spent the at their cottage here. Ed Brohl and daughter, Aflss Alta, of Sandusky, and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Brohl of Long Island, N. spent the past week at the Brohl cottage. and Mrs.

John Barlh of Cleveland spent the week end with Misses Lena and Louise Schneider. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. fJoesch en- tertalnd Sunday, Mrs.

Detlaf Chrls- tenson and son, Mrs. Edward Breta, Ed Brohl and daughter. Miss Alta. Mrs. Robert Walter, and daughter Arlene of Cleveland are vluiting Mrs.

Rosa Maiera. pects to open a medical office over the new tea room. A baby daughter was born Monday June 27, to Mr. and Mrs, Gladden Swaney. Miss Barbara Harvey, of has arrived home for her snm-i mer vacation.

Miss Elizabeth Bowser, student Oberlln College, Is at home for sumrrter months. BOYS and GIRLS Get a Flag for 4th of July Complete Flag, 2-Section Pole, Cord, and Porch or Window Bracket This year 1932, the nation is celebrating the 200th anniversary of the birth of George Washington, which gives particular emphasis to the opportunity to display the flag on our National Holidays. Here's the Way to Get a Flag FREE Get ONE new subscriber to either the Sandusky Register or Star-Journal for three (3) months, and collect $1.00 to be applied as part payment on the subscription. Get the blank below filled out and send it, with $1.00 part payment, to the office of Sandusky Newspapers Inc. The Register and Star-Journal are each cents per week by carrier, $1.63 for 3 months.

As soon as this blank is received in our office, and the order is verified, the flag will be delivered to the boy or girl whose name appears on the blank. NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS ACCEPTED Only subscriptions that can be delivered by our lar carriers in Sandusky and other towns are good in this offer. Date 1932 Sandusky Newspapers Inc. Sandusky, Ohio. enter my subscription to (Register or Star-Journal) for 3 months on which I am making part payment herewith of $1, and agreeing to pay your representative the balance at the rate of 12 Yz cents per week as and when it comes due, with the understanding that the boy or girl whose name appears below is to receive a flag.

N.AMB ADUIIESS r. This order secured by (Boy or Girl to Receive I''lag) A NEW sub. scrlber is one who has not received either the Sandusky Reg ister or Star Journal for at least 30 days..