The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 10

-tME REGISTER. SANDUSKf. OHIO. THURSDAY, mo Phone Main 28 Classified theSmall Ads That Bring Big It! Phone Main 28 CLASSiflEOAO RAIES tH u. per tine for Trie Stsr-Jomrnsi i 16c IS T'w 81 i Tsrcej.

2 for days sires for 1 day. Count words to a lire. Minimum 'c 10 cent, discount 5 per cent If paid within davs ad ex Hires. CONTItACT RATHS ON HC'JVKST Alt corrpctlcrs sr-d accepted until p. for The Star.

Journal unci for The Register until 7 p. m. ordered for more than nr.r} stopped before eirpirntlon win charged only for the number of days 8d and at the rate earned. no responsibility for errors after the first Insertion. The publisher the right to classify, edit, or reject any classified advertisement.

PHONE MAIN 28 An experienced Want Ad faker trill help you. Funeral Directors QTJICR. ED Funeral director, Day and night service. Lady attendant Funeral Home. 171B Columbus-av.

Ph. HO. CHA9. J. ANDRES SONS FUNERAL HOME JACKSON 3T.

PACKARD UD CAR EMER T3NCY AMBULANCE! OFFICE SERVICE PH. 43! I TOED FRH HOME, CM W. WASHINGTON ST, MAIN 424 LAWRENCE ST. IjUIN AMBULANCE DAT O'l 'MIGHT. Educational LET MOLER'S TEACH YOU BERING.

-rain yourself for 4 really big salaries. Capable ln- atructora, practical experience Molar's the Ideal place to learn. Write MOLEK, 215 Huron i Rd-. Cleveland, Personals IN ON WTAM Jean program at 9:30 a. beginning Aug.

11, advertising a Sandusky product. Lost and Found 5 with amethyst set- ng at Codar Point or In Sandusky. Write Bonnie Wilson, 1S74 Sum- mlt-st, Columbus, Ohio. Reward. JPOLICE DOG lost.

10 months old. Named "Prince." Licensed but no tag on collar. Reward. S. J.

Roesoh, Venice. Co. 1. 'J OST leather purse, W.Wash­ ington park. Value only to owner.

Return to O. P. receive reward. Help Wanted MAN WANTED for Watkins routo In Sandusky. Average earnings $35 weekly.

Chance for reliable hustler to mako big paying connection. Write The J. It. Watkins Company, 242-222 K. Naghten-st, Columbus, Ohio.

POSITIONS on board ocean liners; good pay. Visit Italy, Japan. Experience unnecessary. Self- addressed envelope brings list, Box Clinton, Ind. BOOKKEEPER wanted.

One who can take care of set of boohs. Address Box A-50, care Sandusky Newspaperp. LADIES to work full or part time. Write Box 62, Sandusky Newspapers. girl for general care of children.

Call at Bogart Garage or Ph. Co. 848-R1L woman or married man. State Restaurant, 110 Columbus-av. Wanted 42IGAR FACTORY wants salesmen.

Make 130 and expenses weekly or commission. Send stamped addressed envelope for particulars. Carolina Cigar Company, Greensboro, N. C. Situations Wanted wants work by day.

Call 2899-J or 263-W, EXP. HOUSEKEEPER wants work In city. Write box 42 this paper, WASHINGS AND IRONINGS neatly done. Reasonable. 127 Nell.

8195-J. Business Service DUCO REFINISHING Expert Body and Vender Repairing JDUBNX AUTO BODY SERVICE 9t0 B. Ph. 899-J Dr. Winchell, optometrist.

4,000 eat, lafled patients. 4g0 W. Mkt, Ph. 8191 JAMES ROMA. Shoe Repalr'g.

form, on Decatur now 1818 W. Munroe. "5 WASHING Thornburgh arage. opposite Rleger Hotel. B.

WARREN, M. D. 141 Columbus Ave. bodies, wagon repairing. T.

H. August W. Spelr, Milan Rd. GARBAGE coL E. of Colum.

by Finch and Cleve-rd. 622-J. tvACB CURTAINS washed, stretched and iron. 86c pr. 1535 Pearl-st.

papering, 16.50 room and UP. William Bros. Main 234B-J. fjbUPLICATE Keys Made: wheels ro- tired. J.

F. Bertllng. I Si E. Water. TRUCKING, hauling all kinds, reas.

Geo. Sghemenauer, 710 Perry. 1804-R Moving, Trucking, Storage TRUCKING Ashes and rubbish. Rolland King. Ph.

2530-W. ASHES AND RUBBISH Let us do your dirty work ID a olean way. Phone 1729 Cinders, black dirt tor Leroy King. Main 2244-J. FIREPROOF STORAGE MUlott Transfer Storage Co.

Miscellaneous For Sale GET OUR PRICKS mi nuw oil stoves, ovens, ami nil sizes of Congoleum rugs, before huving. J. V. Bertling 121 K. Wutcr-st.

i PC DINHNG RM buy tot cash. Ph. 1918-J. PURITAN oil stove, good ootid. A bargain.

Ph. 80 Omalia, ltlon. PJKK TAFFETA party dress, never been worn. Si is. Sis 4tn-st AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE now Pfl.

Discounts 25-50 per cent. Mey- 109 W. Water-st. feOOiCING Fruit Farm. Castalia.

Ph 20-K. ACUUM CLEANER, KOod condition. Reasonablf. 1007 Carr St. Miscellaneous For Sale SWEET CIDER.

Call R. J. Shellhoiji, 3 mi. west of Venice. Pit.

Cajlalla-63G-R2. fcLACK SAND? SOIL for lawns, (lewer also cinders, gen- hauling. Ed. Sohlett. Ph.

1855W Add. Mi-oUs." Strlokfadfn. 811 Osborne. 29S4-W. rentals, re- Pstra.

Roberta Typewriter Service. Marktt Jackson. Ph -yU-R Belter Service. Addlnir New RsbvUt. Used.

F. Ptmter Co Fresh Caught Minnows CAPT. RE A PARK Pet Stock fine Rhode Dsland lUd Iwi'i. Call Comity S41-R3. Let The Want Ads Fill Your Wants No matter what your needs Want Ad can help you.

Secure competent your vacancies sell your useless articles or assist you in many ways at a very low cost. THE PRICE 1 line, 2 days 57c 2 days 54 Star-Journal and Register Just Phone MAIN 28 TODAY Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED to borrow or rent, second hand desks, tables, chairs, rugs, to furn. Democratic hdqtrs. dur. campaign.

H. Reinhart Chair. Apartments for Rent 3 RM. front mod. apt.

everything furnished. Rent reas. 323 Fulton UPPER furnished, Frigidaire, use of phone. Garage. Ph.

3049-R. i RMS. furnished for light house keeping, priv. bath. 922 Central-av NEWLY refinished 3 and'4 rm.

md. apts, 420 Jackson FURNISHED APT. 3 rms. private bath and entrance. 1218 Tyler-st.

Call after 7 p. m. 6 RMS. and bath, all modern. Lawrence-st.

Ph. 219 rooms, all modern with garage. 1423 Hayes-av. Ph. MODERN, upper apartment, 332 Tlf- fln-av.

Phone 634-W. fur. rms, full bath. Everything private, mod. 811 Tyler St.

FURN. rooms for light housekeeping. Rent reasonable. Inq. 1511 So.

McDonough St. 4 LARGE airy rms, strictly mod. ga- rage if desired. Ideal for small family $26 mo. 510 Pearl.

1982-J. BEAUTIFULLY furnished apt. 3 rn.s and bath. $35 per mo. Inq.

J. H. Herman Market and Wayne. VERT PLEASANT 4 rm. apt for It use of phone and garage.

Tnq. 649 Tiffln-av. Ph. 2014-M. LOWER furn.

apt gas and elec. furnished. 1411 Hayes-av. 2 FT. ROOMS, furnished for It hskp.

Ph. and laundry. 432 Jackson-st 'URNISHED APARTMENTS. Everything complete. Private porches.

Best location. 304 W. Adams St SUITES In Schweinfurth furnished or unfurnished. centrally located. Ph.

178-W. APARTMENTS for Pfaff Furniture Store. Phone 2231, 620 Osborne St WASHINGTON ST, 834 Fur- nlahed apts. and sleeping rooms. FOR RENT upper and lower, 524 Melgs-at.

Modern except furnace. Inquire 801 Firat-st. NICE 4 rm. lower apt. Mod, except furnace.

Call 1002 Clinton St. Miscellaneous For Rent CO A AND Milan. Will rent together or separate. H. Behrens, Huron, O.

3. RIDING HORSES for hire. Melody Farms, on Route 2. East Phone County 947-R2. Houses For Rent BUNGALOW, 6 rms, sun rm, mod, fireproof garages.

1013 Hancocmk. Ph. 1617-W. rms and bath, mod. 1228 Second.st.

Ph. 1490-W. 3 RM, COTTAGE, gas, water, clec, garage, $14 mo. 1718 Madlson-st. Wanted to Rent WANTED TO or 6 rm Modern.

Must be reasonable rent. Box 53, Sandusky Newspapers. FURNISHED front rm, with kitchenette and garage. 1010 Wayne-st. 3 ROOMS, upstairs, everything convenient, prlv.

ent. 1603 Barker-st, NICE LARGE ROOM, mod. homo- All conveniences. Private entrance close in, 336 K. Adams.

2 or 4 furn. rms. for light housekeeping at 602 12. Monroe-st. 3 FURN.

light housekeeping rooms. Private ent, hath. 131 McDonough or housekeeping. Soheld's Restaurant 601 W. Market.

Large front room, upstairs, 4 wind. Mod. Bd. If des. 931 W.

Monroe. McDonough ent. Real Estate For Sale FOR modern homes in Cable Park at fair price. Will consider trade. Frank T.

Krause, broker. 1429 Wayne-st. Ph 1637-W whom summons cannot be served in the State of Ohio, will take notice that on the 16th day of July, 1930, W. W. Hender.on filed his petition In the Common Pleas Court of Erie County, Ohio, and on the same day, his affidavit In attachment causing the following property to be attached; moseys and credits due the said Cephas B.

Rogers from Ernie Slggens, doing business as Slggens Electrical Service, Sandusky, Ohio. petition alleges that there Is due from said Cephas B. Rogers, the defendant, the sum of $377.32, for services and expenses, with interest, which amount is due and unpaid. The prayer of said petition Is for judgment In the sum of $377.32. with interest on $312.32 from the 9th day of January, 1929, and interest on $65.00 from tho 24lh day of November, 1929, and for tho costs cf this action.

The defendant above named Is required to answer on or before the 27th day of September, 1930. W. W. HENDERSON. By Alvin F.

Weichel, His attorney. July 17-24-31-Aug. 7-14-21 SHERIIF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMON PLEAS COURT Ellsworth Stanley. Plaintiff, vs. George W.

Bier, et Defendants. Caso No. 18390 In pursuance of an Order of Sale In Partition 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 Tuesday, the 2nd day of September, 1930. at 10:00 o'clock a. the following described real estate, situate in the County of Erie and State of Ohio, and in the City of Sandusky, towit: Being the whole of Lot No.

8 and the west 16 2-3 feet of Lot No. 9 Scott Street in Finch Brown's Subdivision of Outlota 1 and 2, south of Southwark, known as No. 406 Scott Street, Sandusky, Ohio. Said precises located at No. 406 Scott Street, Sandusky, Ohio.

Said premises appraised at $5,700.00. Terms of sale: Cash. JOHN W. PARKER. Sheriff of Erie County, Ohio.

Krueger, Rosino Moore, Attorneys. July 31-Aug 7-14-21-28 Time Tables MODERN 6 RM. good inconio, exchange for farm. Eugene AVUUams, FOR homes at 1930 values; gas stations, restaurants and rooming houses. Zerbe-Graham Agency.

FOR 6 room cottage, 1401 Ogonta Just completed. Terms, small payment down, balance like rent. J. Boolcerman, 932 Hayes Ave. Ph.

990 or 802. Automotive CADILLAC 2-pasa coupe, low nilln. age, excellent condition. 2418-J. NON-SHATTERABLl GLASS cut and fitted while you wait Boyer Auto Top.

Largest Assortment of Used COLtrMlllIS AVE. OARAGUl And the Hreckenrldge Co. A STROH MOTOR CO. 142 Wayne.st. 1091-J Tna O.

709 Washington Kt. Ph. 408 fct cur. lnci. 1107 W.

Market St. after 2 p. m. Automotive nw O. MOTOR SALES 1014 Hancock-st I'll 2626 UB VUOLKT SALES 9ii W.

Washlngtoii-st Ph. 964 i. Aut0 Monroe Ga W. Munroe-Cllnton-sls. ph.

067? CENTRAL GARAGE SUPPLY CO. Hancock and Scott-sts. Ph. 1089W CK AND SERVICE'" The Smith Motor Co i NK AND USK CARS ITarten-Brooks Motor Co. 424 Huron 'bluT collie puppies.

Wledle. Rout. NOTICK OF Al'l'OINTM KstuU- of itiilpli Wtltt, dort'Ubud. Myrtle W'els, whose Is 231 Michigan Toledo. Ohio, has been appointed and qualified as Administratrix of tin- tftute of Ralph Wels, lato -of Kile County, Ohio, deceaned.

OiU CLh Uuy of August, A. D. mo. JOHN K. TANNKY, Probate Judge of suid County.

Aug. 7 -14 -21 LEGAL NOTICE w. Cephas n. Rogers. Cephas B.

Rogers, whose address residence is Duubury Connectl" Wfeo upjpu THE LAKE SHORE ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY Out of Sandusky, Ohio (Effective August 11, 1930) EAST BOOND limited and express trains for Huron, Ruggles, Vermilion, Lorain and 7:35, 9:25, a. 1:25. 5:25, 9:36 p. m. at Ceylon Jet.

for Lorain and Cleveland. EAST BOUND locals to Norwnlk and 11:35 a. 3:35 7:35, 9:35 p. m. conection at Ceylon Jet.

for Norwalk. WEST BOUND limited and express trains for Castalia, Fremont, Wood- vllle, Gibsonburg, Genoa, Toledo and 9:35. a. 1:35. 5:35, 9:45 p.

m. Detroit express trains WEST BOUND locals for Fremont and 7:45, 11:45 a. 3:45, 7:45. 9:45 p. rn.

only. LAKE SHORE COACH CO. Between Sandusky and Norwalk Sandusky at 6:45 a. m. and every 2 hours until 7:46 Doa.

Norwalk at 6:45 a. and every two hours until 8:45 p. m. Sandusky and Cleveland. Lv.

1:16 p. m. Arr. 11:50 PENNSYLVANIA Dally Sunday a. m.

Arrive 9 p. rn. BIG FOUR ROUTE Effective Sunday, July 20th, 1980 Dally Except Sunday 126 at 2 p. m. 118 at 3:15 p.

m. NEW YORK CENTRAL LINKS Effective Sundny, June 29. 1930 East hound. 4:35. 8:20,, 8:52 (dly ex Sun) 11:03.

East bound. 4:16, 0:52, 7:40 (dly ex Sun) 10:25. West hound. 1:37, 6:03, 6:40, 8:40 (dly ex Sun); 9:45, 10:08 (Chicago only). West bound.

1:40. 4:50. 5:40, BALTIMORE OHIO p. rn. dly.

p. m. dly. Sandusky to Lakeside via Boat Sandusky to Lakesjde vl i Bout LAKESIDE III Dly from Cudar Poln 4 Pier, SanduBky a.m. p.m.

p.m. Lv. Lakeside 9:00 1:30 7:00 Arr. Cedar Point. 9:60 2:30 7:50 Arr.

Sandusky ..10:16 2:40 8:15 Lv. Sandusky 11:30 4:15 10:00 Lv. Codar Point.11:46 4:35 10:15 Direct connections at Cedar Pt. with Goodtlme fr. Clovolatid for Lakeside.

Lakeside Ph. 2887-W Classified Display GET THE MONEY AT THE CITY LOAN Grovertown Mrs. Barali Drown, of Clyde, Is visiting her alster, Mm, W. ('. limy, Mr.

an! Mrs. Willliuri (llnnlvor mid family, from north of Clyde, visited at the Roy Gilbert homo. Misa Itachael Mycitj rcturni'd homo from a week's camping trip ut Cump Perry. Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Hwungur and Llda May, of Auburn, spent tt few duya at thu John Gilbert home. Miss Marjorle Vauator, of Clyde, vlulU'd here. Mr. and Mis. K.

i-'ruiucv, of Clyde, and Mr. and llyron and UuUKliter, Huctiue), Sunday ut Robert IUCIIUKI'S collage nwtr Port Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. William Hiiillh and daughter Phyllis of Furl Wayne, ui 'o visiting here.

Mr. ant) Mis. O. L. Mtiatoii, of Ulufftun, were guests here.

)ir. and Mis. ltay Samoa unci daughter and Miss ISIUabetli Jennings, of Detroit; Mrs, Huntii Uubor, of Clyde; Mr. and Mrs, U. C.

Jt-n. family of were guests of and Mrs, L. Jvu- Erie County Court House HOLD CABARET TO GRAND JURY Pleaded Guilty to Theft of Boat at Huron. Bad luek still pursued Frank Cab aret, 18-year old Long Island sailor, Wednesday, when he was taken before Judge John Tanney, to face a charge of grand larceny In connection with the thoft of a motor boat from its wharf in Huron, and which wa-i owned by D. Sherod, Huron automobile dealer.

Cabaret, entering a plea of guilty to the boat theft, after an examination by Prosecutor C. E. Moyer during which time the youth told several conflicting stories concern Inff his adventure on the lake In the open boat, and was bound over to the grand by Judge Tanney. Bond was placed at $5,000. He was said to have stolen the boat Thursday evening from Its Huron dock.

Starting for Cleveland, he ran out of gns when but ten short miles from his starting point. Out In the lake, in a dead sea calm, Cabaret drifted for 24 hours in the stolen craft, until sighted and picked up by the freighter Qulncy A. Shaw, Cleveland-bound. Upon arrival in Cleveland, minus the small boat, which had In some unknown way gotten adrift, the boy was turned over to Cleveland police. Tho boat was later found in the lake by coast guardsmen.

SET COURT OPENING Announcement was made "Wednesday that tho Erie-co common pleas court will open its fall term Monday Sept. 8. One week later, Monday, Sept. 15, the fall term of the court of appeals will open. Judge Roy H.

Williams, Judge H. W. Lloyd, and Judge S. Richards will preside during the pelate sessions. The juries for both petit an dgrand jury duty are expected to be called within tho next two weeks, two weeks before the opening of the fall term.

Judge W. Fleslnger bas not yet set cases for hearing but indicated that he will do so some time during the next two weeks. OFFICES WILL CLOSE Several of the offices In tho court house will close Thursday at noon to allow the employes a half holiday to visit Cedar Point in the afternoon which has been designated as "Gandusky Day" at the resort. The following of flcpB will close at 11:30 o'clock: Treasurer 's, Recorder's, Auditor 's and probate court. The remainder of tho offices located in the court house will remain open as far aa It was known Wednesday.

IIQLD ROAD HEARING County Commissioners will hold a hearing Thursday morning on the road that has been petitioned for by Rudolph Kugel and others in Mar- gretta-tp. The road which the petitions seek to have would extend from the Wahl- rd direct to the Sandusky Bay, it Is reported. Last week the commissioners traveled to the scene of the proposed road to view the site. Other routine business will also be conducted at the regular seml- weekly business session. MARRIAGE LICENSES Charles W.

Smart, buffer, Elyrltfi and Anna D. Coultrlp, stenographer, Fiorcnce-tp, Rev. William Smith. PROBATE COURT Application, bonds and letters In estate of Christian Kappenhofer filed by Emma J. Kappenhofer, tratrix.

Inventory in estate of Ella F. Derby filed. Inventory and appraisement In estate of I'lysses Grant Baillio filed. Henrietta The regular meeting of the 4-H Food Club was held at the school building. Canning and bread making were demonstrated.

Pictures were trlten at tho different stages of tho work to be exhibited at the fairs. Those present wore: Misses Luclle and Louise Born, Dorothy Becker, Mary and Anna Adler, Eleanor Petty, Elizabeth Voter, Lois Portman, and Mrs. Henry Emmer- lok, leader, and one guest, Miss Helen Sabo. Tho Club was entertained by Mrs, O. M.

Hnyder at her home. The guests were: Mrs. Adam Horn, Charles Blss'jll, MrB. Art Hand, MM. Barney Snyder, Mrs.

Ernnm Hand, i D. A. nnott and Mrs. Walter Uonnott. A union Sunday school picnic will be held at Llnwuod Park on Wednesday, Aug, 20.

Thi: (schools par- tlcliallng will be thu South Ridge, Brownheim and 'Henrietta Churches and tho Reformed and M. E. Churches of Henrietta. Tho monthly business and social meeting of the Epworth League will bo held today In the M. E.

Church parlors. The annual election of officers will take place with Mrs. Leonard Buchs acting as hostess. Mrs. Anna BuehH will las hostess to Missionary Society at the M.

13. Church parlors on Wednesday. One feature of the meeting will bo election of officers. An open meeting of tho 4-H Food Club will bo held at tho school building today. Miss Wlltna Bonur will bob present with slides and give a.

talk. Joo Knobl spent a day In Cleveland. Misses Lois and Phyllis Portnmn took part In tho recital given by Floyd Mooro's class at the Congregational Church In Amherst. Henrietta I' M. Karl Kendolgh and Mrs.

Harry Jones will entertain the Aid Society of the Evangelical Church at the home of Mrs. Kon- delgh I his afternoon. Mrs. Anna liuchs was hostess to the Missionary Society on Wednesday afternoon at tho parlors ut tho Methodist Church. Mrs.

Charles Cook was a rvceut guest of Bmnlco l'uge, of Berlin Holghls. Mrs, Melvln I'nger and dulighter. Shirley atttmded a picnic at Cascade Park In Elyila. Misses Iluby and Dorothy Jones returned homo Sunday alter a week's visit with their sister, Mrs. Ulmcr Uartier of Lima, Mr.

and Il'Vhi Sanders, ot Hronson, were at the honiu of Mr, and Mis. O. Sundew. Paul ot Cleveland, was a recent autist of his parents, Mr. mi Mil.

UmuiUiiu, Green Springs Barnes-Prentice-Wadsworth fftmlHes met for a reunion at Willow Beach nenr Camp Perry Sunday with an attendance of 100. The new officers chosen are D. C. Wndsworth of Green Springs, president; Mrs. Anna Wadsworth of Castalia, secretary-treasurer.

A mon" those present were Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Waf- fels of Coldwater. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Monntwheeler of Klkhnrt, Earl Stoner nnd Mrs. Edna Mann of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Wadsworth. Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Wadsworth nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Witter and family, Mrs. Mabel Schwimm.

Mr. and Mrs. Romeo a aw of Castalia; Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Mohr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Smith and family; Mrs.

Minnie Terry and Mrs. Eby Best of Tiffin: Mr. and Mrs. Pcntt Lee, Mr nnd Mrs. Schuyler Lee of Clyde; Mr.

ahd Mrs. M. D. Fitzgerald of Toledo; Mr. ahd Mrs.

James Wadsworth of Sandusky; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wadsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wadsworth, Mrs.

Kate Ward, Harry- Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zellars.

Mr. and Mrs John Zellars and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Rutherford.

Howard Wadsworth. Reynor Lee, Hazel Blod gett and Florence Palm. Mrs. F. M.

Osborne, Mrs. Alice Clinger and Mrs. Don McConnell were hostesses at August meet ing of the Methodist Missionary Society at the Osborne home. The president. Mrs.

M. T. Ayers presided and led the opening devotional service. Miss Annie N. Johnson recently attended the convention at Lakeside and gave an Interesting report of the meetings.

Mrs. McConnell and Mrs. Osborne gave readings from leaflets pertaining to missionary work. At this meeting the mite boxes weno opened and found to contain $85.35 which will be used In the work in needed places. Mrs.

Lester Williams. Gertrude and Donald Williams are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Williams at Toledo. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Waffels of CVdwater, have been guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. D.

Fitzgerald and attended the Wadsworth-Prentice- Barnes reunion Sunday. The reunion of the Neiklrk family Is set for August 24 at Allman's gjove near McCutchinville. Several hundred attend this reunion and it 1R one of the largest in Reneca-co. Hopple of Tiffin is president; Bert Smith of Ft. Seneca, vice president; Miss Edna Nelkirk, Republic, secretary; Vinton Bennchoff of Tiffin, treasurer.

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pruner have as their guests this week. Mrs. Primer's mother, Mrs.

Ed Miller and son of Portage Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. 8. J.

Miller and Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Welker are on a motor trip thru the West.

Miss Lillian Holtz will return to Ohio State University this fall and continue her work in journalism. Miss Genevieve Holtz who attended St. Joseph's Academy at Adrian, last year will spend this year at her home north of town. Miss Kathryn Conners of Tiffin is a' house guest of Miss Genevieve this week. Rev.

and Mrs. L. H. Naumann entertained the Evangelical Toung People's Circle and the league at a lawn party at the parsonage Monday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Spotts and daughter Ruth returned Monday from a motor trip to Mr. Spotts' relatives in Pennsylvania and a trip to Gettysburg, Mt. Vernon and Washington, C. Miss Awllda Howey leaves Labor Day for Howell, to begin her fifth year as departmental in tho Howell schools.

She has spent the vacation with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Howey. Sixty wero present at the reunion of the Howey-Livengood-Boop fam Hies at tho Fremont fair grounds Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Howey and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Palm and son of Green Springs attended.

J. K. Aldrlch of Fremont was chosen president and E. O. Howey of Fremont secretary-treasurer for the coming year.

Tho Blue Bird 4-H Club meets at the School building August '20 for the next regular meeting. Misses Helen Newhouse and Garneta Wadsworth are club leaders. The Gardner school reunion will be held Thursday, August 21, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Naugle at Bellevuo.

The officers for this year are Mrs. Grace White of Bollevue, president; 'Miss Hattle Gardner of Bellevue, vice president; Mrs, J. M. Howey of Green Springs, secrotary nnd Mrs. Emma Wiggins of Bellevue, treasurer.

Endurance Fliers Pasi Record Date Jackson greasing the rocker arms of the engine while Forrest O'Brine pilots the Greater St. Louis in their attempt to break 551 hour flight endurance record at St, Louis. MOOR CONDUCTOR Of BAND AT RYE BEACH Seneca Serenaders, mtr. brated dancs band that Is appearing at Rys Beach, has added Interest to Sandusklans for their talented conductor Is Dudley Moor, broth- rr to the Rev. Hy Moor, nf Atlanta, formerly reel or of Grace Episcopal church of this city.

It Is one of the classiest bands of the country, and has played almost exclusively In New England and the big eastern resorts. brought out here largely through the Instrumentality of Mr. Moor, who Is a Toledoan, and I heir manager. William II. Brown, a for- mrr Findlay newspaperman widely known over the stale.

Castalia Vickery Mrs. Serena Jenkins will ho hostess to the W. C. T. U.

this afternoon. Miss Esther Lindsay entertained her cluh at her homo. In tho games of cootie Mrs. Forrest Barr received the first prize and Miss Luclle Norman was Consoled. Mrs.

F. J. Bluhm will entertain tho club next Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Norman, of Detroit, and Mrs. Alice Norman, of Clyde, wore guests of Mr, and Mrs O. Barr. Mrs. Frank Colvin, of Fremont, were visitors here.

Mr, and Mrs. Frod Hacker, of Castalia, visited Mr. and Mrs. 11. E.

Black. Air. and Mrs. Fred Krlss and John Banker spent a day at Lakeside. Mr.

and Mrs. F. J. Bluhm, Mr. and Mrs.

Barr, Mr. and Mrs. True Pearson, Mrs. Forrest Barr and Miss Betty Burko enjoyed a picnic dinner at Gem Boach. Mr.

and Mrs. August Hoffman and daughter Kdna, of Vermilion, wore guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Pask. Mr.

and Mrs. George Mincer and daughter Mary, of Clyde, wero guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bil- tenhurg. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Htoray entertained ut dinner rocently for: Mrs. W. Barr, Mrs. Forrest Barr and Miss Hotly Burke, of Chicago; Robert Nickel, of Fremont, nnd Opal, Francis and Paul Barr.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blsnette, George and Alice Blsnette, of Toledo, wero guests of Mrs. David Mitchell. Misses Genevieve Storey and Esther Lindsay wore Fremont visitors on Monday.

Tho ladles of (he Vickery Lutheran Church will give a social on the church lawn on Friday evening. Mrs. Ruby Pearson spent a day with relatives In Obuiiln. Mr. and Mrs, Cheater Winlth moved to Clyde during tho past week.

GIVE FARMLHW WATER UUILUCOTHM, Aug. 18 Thu Chllliouihs Waisr Gwnpany to. began tq distribute tree water to futiuuis at tlx stations on the outskirts of i vtt Umn Minding water lOv ihelr homes Aud itituik tin MuvstuX wtttlMk IIP The ninth annual Conley reunion was held Sunday at Zoschka Pavilion, east of Clyde, A picnic dinner was served to the following relatives: Mr. and Mrs. 8.

W. Conley and daughter Loretta and Mr. and Mrs. B. M.

Conley and daughter, all of Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. M. Hughes, of Fremont; Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Taylor and daughter, of Latonla, Miss Ellen Faxton, of Huron; Mr. and Mrs. George Conley and family, J. A. Conley, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Moyer and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. Homan and son, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Franks and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Mason, B. M.

Conley, and Mrs. W. B. Conley, all of Clyde; Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. Lavey and daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. F.

Kayser and family and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Lester and daughters, all of Toledo; Mr.

and Mrs. lister Nolan, of Sandusky; Mr. and Mrs Arthur Rasmusaen amLMra. Catherine Greer and son, all of Port Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.

M. J. Nolan of this place. The W. R.

C. will conduct Its regular meeting Thursday evening In the G. A. R. hall." Mrs.

Chester Hobert, of Winchester, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ollar. On Sunday, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Vincent Lorenzen, of Akron, visited at the Ollar home. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Jones, of Elyria, were recent guests of friends in this vicinity. Mrs.

Irvin Prentice and daughter attended the Fries reun'on at Berea Sunday. Miss Emma Siegrlst. of Sandusky, spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. M.

J. Nolan. Misses Ivadell Yeckley and Helen Sabo spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schoewe, of near Sandusky.

Mrs. Mary Burns and Mr. and Mrs. C. Fee, all of Plain City; and Mr.

and Mrs. James Henderson, of Wayne, were recent guests of A. H. Dull and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Johns and family.

Mrs. E. C. Keevert and Mrs. Bernelda Callaghan.

of Columbus, were guests of Mrs. Margaret lister and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Loroy Lester and family, of Sandusky, were also Sunday guests.

at the Lester home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oyler have as their house guests Mrs.

Lilly Huddleston and son, of Cambridge City, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. F. Grey and family, of Willard, were recent guests at the M.

J. Nolan home. Mr. and Mrs. Ellie Slack and Mercer Gratton, all of Springfield, and Fred Ollendorf, of Cleveland, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Bovvers and family. Kelley'8 Island Mr. and Mrs. George Lenyo are the parents of a daughter born on Sunday.

Miss Uyrll Blatt, of Toledo, spent several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blatt. Mrs. Emma Smith arirved home Monday after spending a week ar the homo of her William Smith.

Miss Frances Bauman, of Cleveland, is visiting a Tew days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bauman. Miss Margaret Bauman. of Akron, spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Bauman. Miss Mary Louise Dlffley Is entertaining Miss Virginia Graham, of Cleveland. Miss Selma Nader and Miss Helen Marchky returned homo after visiting for a few days with friends In Bowling Green, Miss Ruth Relnhelmer spent several days with relatives in Lorain. Mrs.

S. Bates and daughter, Helen, of Cleveland, visited Mrs. Frances Grnbensetter. Miss Myra Dodge, of Cleveland, was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Dodge. Luther Conrad, of Marysville, vis- 'lted Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Fenwlch, Week end guests of Mrs.

Joseph Pohcrenco were: Mrs. Anna Poher- ence, of Marhlohead; Mrs. Susan Rllka and family, of Saginaw, and Mrs. John Priest, of Detroit Mich. Miss Catherine Priest, who has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.

Anna Chervany, returned to her home at Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blckley returned home after spending a week at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Lauber in Sandusky. Miss Dorothea Blatt is spending a week In Toledo at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nolan. Robert Blckley, of Detroit, Is spending a few days at tho home of his brother.

Herbert Blckley-. Miss Mary Brenfion, of Cleveland, will bo the guest of Miss Elizabeth Murphy for two weeks. Miss Rose Mary Hughes, of Chicago, 111., will bo the guest of Miss Mario Guerln for a week. Miss Florence Martin and Miss Gonovleve Mose. of Sandusky, visited at the home of Mrs, Carl Seeholzer.

Mrs. Glenn Tonnes and son Glenn, of Clevoland, visited here. Miss Virginia Lange, who Is the guest of Mrs. Fred Andres, is spending a few days tn Chicago with Mrs. Andrea.

Mrs. H. Burton, of Toledo, Is the guest of Mrs. Thomas at their cottage. mmvam MISS W' MJLWQN.

CHARLESTON, W. Aug. 13 loss duo to the drought was plaood In a report Governor W. a. Cooley tetoy, by North Fairfield Price Ryerson and family spont last Sunday In Alliance with his brother, Delno Ryerson end family.

Miss Sarah Baker entertained the Baptist Missionary Soclr-ty at lw home. A good program was presented. Miss Pearl Stevens of Detroit, and sister, Mrs. Clara Gatw of Rlpley-tp were here Saturday afternoon. The Seidell family reunion was held on Sunday afternoon at the home of Frank Seidell In this vll- lagn.

Mark and Ann Coleman entertained 26 little guests Friday afternoon In honor of Ann's fifth blrt'i- day. Games were played on the lawn. Mrs. C. H.

Snyder and daughter. Miss Phyllis, Mrs. Lee PWrre and daughter, Miss Grace Lytton. Rev. and Mrs.

E. R. Henderson, little son, Bobble, and sister, Miss Margie Sy- denstrlkker, Miss Pearl Hankammer, Messrs. Clair Culver, Paul Garner, Howard Cherry, Paul Cherry. Kenneth Sanders, Frank Beck and I.o\v- ell Ruggles are spending the week it Lnkeslde, O.

Wm. Schrlewer and family spent Sunday In Cuyahoga Falls with relatives. Miss Elizabeth Grady, the local telephone operator. Is spending her vacation with relatives In Akron and Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Miss Eunice Rath Is taking her place at the telephone exchange.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Hcstou and children of Lorain were In town Sunday morning, enroute to Shelby to attend the Baker reunion. wero accompanied to Shelby by Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Hlnklev. Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Smith and two little daughters, of Chatham, spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. C.

H. Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Parker and son, LaVene, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Whlto and daughter. Miss Gertrude, are spending a short time at Niagara Falls and other points nearby. Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Wilkinson returned from an overland trip to Longmont, Colorado, with Mrs. Wilkinson's alster, Mrs. Millie DeVoe and family.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hankammcr and daughter. Miss Wilrna, went to Cincinnati to visit their daughter, Mrs. Jos.

Holden. Mrs. Fanny Himmelwrlght Is recuperating from her recent illness at the home of Mrs. Maude Barber. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Hilllnwn of Pittsburgh, are the guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P.

Sll- liman. The Seidell reunion was held on Sunday at the residence of Frank Seidell In this village. Sixty-five guests were present. Games of all sorts were played during the day and a dinner was served at noon. Birmingham Mr.

and Mrs. Will Glime and family, of Lorain, were Sunday guests at the home of the former's mother, Mrs. Minnie Glime. Misses Helen and Joyce, of Lorain, spent several days visiting at the home of tholr grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Joyce. Miss Naomi Dlllinger, of Berlin Heights', was a Birmingham visitor, Miss Helen Rnellenberger spent several days at the Dudley cottage at Mltttwanga. Miss Luella Schuster, of Elyria, visited her parents, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Martin Schuster and family. Miss Florence Prince, of Oberlln, spent two weeks at the home of her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs.

E. A. Prince Bill Butler, of Toledo. Is visiting at tho homo of Dr. and Mrs.

J. Boss and family. Miss Mabel Neiding, of Vermilion, was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Harrison and family. Floyd Hayes, of Elyria, visited relatives here. Florence Welz, of Lomln, Is spending a few days here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. G. Welz. Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Neiding motored to Lakeside and returned with their daughter, Miss Lois Neiding, and Miss Dorothea Born, of Henrietta, who spent the past week camping there. Mrs. Betty Gerber spent a day with her mother, Mrs, Minnie Glime. Mr. and Mrs.

M. L. McGann, of Cleveland, and Miss Margaret Chls- holm, of Toledo, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Harrison and family. Miss Leona Ward spent a day in Elyria. Miss Amy Young, who is 111 jn Oberlln Hospital, Is much Improved. Mrs.

Ore Nelson was In Oberlln on Monday. Greenwich Mr. Mrs. Jake I'Hongrr announce birth of twin sons born AugUMt 2. The annual picnic of tbi- Sniidnv school of tbc Church of Chrisl v.

Ml be held today when the sciiool will motor 1d Cascade Park In The mutual flower show of Ibe liilt- ed Church Will be Friday nftrriio'ct and evening at the luneinetit of the church. The f-how opens to th" imb- llc at 2 iiViDi 'lt In tlu? afternoon. evening a chicken will be served beginning ot fi oVInck. Mrs. Ma ladles' I'nioii of the I'nlloil Chui'b at her home, Following- are the nf.

ficer.l elei-lerl: I'rr slilent. Mrfi. Fern ''rum: Mrs. Bell-Baker: set rdary. Mrs.

Maude and tn ii.Miier. Mrs. Ha Knapp. All committees will be sunolnted by the prej-Jdrnf. The retirlivs president, Mrs.

Chiittlc lliwnf, presided until the clove of the tneptliiR. Th" Lo.wil Berean class of the Church of ('hrist enjoyed Its annual picnic at Chippewa Lake follow Ins; the school hour Sunday morning. Nineteen members of the class nnd onu guest took the trip. At 1 o'clock a picnic dinner was enjoyed and the afternoon was spent boating and lviihlryr and other sports. Mrs.

Genrglana Clark of Obcrl'n and Miss Florence Wolford of Gallon worn week-end guenta of Mrs. Edith Mrad Krukow at (lie home of her father, C. E. Mend. Mrs.

Clark Is a cousin and Miss Folford is a former room mate. Mr. and Mrs. l-awrcn'-e Meod, Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Bender. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Hopkins and Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Willed, ihe latter from New Hprnt lhe week end at Chippewa Lake. Mr. nnd Mrs. Merle accompanied by Miss Mildred Ten pier and Darkness are enjoying a two weeks fishing trip in Michigan. Mrs.

Kathorine Knlffin, who has been entertaining for two weeks Mis.s Roberts of Berllnviile. returned home with her for a two weeks visit. Mr. and Gloyd Baker and family of Sterling were week-end guests of his j-lster Mrs. Ella Miller and daughter.

Miss Marcells. Miller. Miss Marin Bokr-r remained for week's visit with her cousin. Mr. and.

Mrs. Harrington of Detroit spent, two days villi their grandparents Mr. and Allen Zeigler. They were enroute to Akron to visit her parents, Dr. an) Mrs.

Whlgharn. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Frlzzell and Mr. and Mrs.

Henry of Savannah are en- Joying a trip to Nlflgara Falls. Miss Margaret Watts has returned to her duties at the Hospital after three weeks vacation spent between Greenwich and Cleveland. Willard FIVE KILLED Rumania, Aug. 13 workmen were killed today in the collapse of a tunnel. Deaths and Funerals Funeral services for Adolph RIedy, who died Tuesday afternoon at his home on Section Llne-rd, will be held from the late residence Saturday morning at 8 o'clock and from St.

Mary's Catholic church at 8 o'clock. Tho Rev. W. C. Zlerolf will officiate and burial will be made in St.

Mary's cemetery. Last rites were conducted Wednesday afternoon for Aflrieda Recti, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Rech, who paused away at her home, 1218 W. Adamg-st, Tuesday night, ger-yicog wore held from tho family homo with the Rev.

C. J. gchoi -ijw, (tfflojuywf. mm Mr. and Mrs.

f'larence R. of Havana, are the parents of a son born on Saturday at Municipal Hospital. Dorothy Ixiu Moffett, seven months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moffett, or North Fairfield, who has been at Municipal Hospital for several weeks was on Runday.

The child suffered a fractured leg and collar bonp when she was thrown from a buggy In which she was riding with her parents when it was struck by an automobile. Mrs. Elsie Slearn, of Plymouth, bas been discharged from Municipal Hospital. E. E.

Armentrout, who has been at the hopital for the past week suffering from a sprained back, sustained during a railway accident, was able to return, to his home on Saturday. Miss Helen Gilbert of Bellevue. is spending a few days with Miss Myra McElflsh. Mrs. Floyd Warner and children, of Eagle River, Wise, and Mrs.

Robert Welch, of Detroit, who came here for the funeral of Robert Welch, are spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Belnke.

More than 1,000 people had supper at the annual festival at Bismark Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. G.

Wasson are the parents of a son born on Saturday. Edward Filler a student at Pur- duo University, bas returned to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Piller, after spending six weeks at Ross Civil Engineering Camp near Lafayette, Ind. WYiNCU Athletic Supporters and Suspensories The best sup-, ports for all ath-; letlo sports.

Fori Safety, Highest quality; Sold under tlve guarantee to give entire satisfaction. Reg. 85c Quality Cut to 48c Others cut to 69c, 89c, at Weinberger Cut Sftte Drug Start.