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mm mti I COMPLETE PLAN MEMORIAL BAY SERVICES jBREEN SPRINGS, May 11 have been com- for the annual Memorial program, sponsored by the lesion, tvlth H. o. Hem- John D. Reed and D. A.

Me- the committee in charge. services will be held Sunday, May 2S, at the high school auditorium at 2.30 p. m. program Is as follows: Invocation, Rev. Paul Pask Bftswn; music, Green Springs Band; ritualistic service.

Post OSmmander Glenn Crnip, Chnpbln Elmer Zimmerman; vocal solo, EWStty Lou Zlmmermnn; Gettysburg Address, Harry Hempy, nm- stc, Green Springs H. S. Band; "In Flanders Clarabel! Baker; address, "The Sprlnps or Our National Life." the Rev. C. C.

Vandersall; Thirty Sennds Hilenre; Star Spanpled Banner. Green Spring's Band; benediction, Dr. IV. Br Putt "The parade will form in front of the American Legion hall before the program and march to the school building- in the following order: colors and guards, Green Springs Band, Pirins Squad, Civil War Veterans, Snjnlsh War Vet- tcrans, World War Veterans, American Legion Auxiliary, Sons of the Legion Squadron, Green Springs School Band. Boy National Guards and others.

Following the program the parade will again form and march to the cemetery for the decorating of. graves. Scene From Picture Coming To Ohio Theater THE nEGTSTRR, SANDTJSKT, tttO, PBIPAT. MAY 12, 1939 Gun Collectors To Meet At Cincinnati NEW, LONDON. May recru'ar monthly meeting of the Gun Collector's Association will bo held at the Hotel Aims at Cincinnati, on Saturday and Sunday, May 13 and 14.

this months displays wjll be showings of outstanding collections of old Kentucky's, Paterson-Colts. Presentation Colts, U. S. Martial Pistols, and many others. -Events have been arranged for b6th days of the show, and special attractions are booked for the ladies and the non-members of the club, who will attend.

Special parties with guides have been arranged for tours through the Cincinnati Zoo, the Rockwood Potteries. Art Musoum. and the Cincinnati Union Terminal. GET WORD OF DEATH FREMONT, May (Special- Fremont relatives have received word of the death of Miss Catherine O'Donnell. former resident, which occurred Wednesday In Bucyrus- Funeral services will be held In Bucyrus Saturday at 9 a- rn.

with burial there. WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Today and Tomorrow THE COMEDY SENSATION OF THE YEAR! It leek lit oil ike itneU. Uvgei hei her cleUti yim fir! tin ctae a iocitrf flTJlltt! sss PYGMALI mm HIUIB Willied LAWSOH Pete Smith Specialty Cartoon Netvs Advance Preview Timrs. May V. W.

All Seats Reserved Seats 2s'ow on Sale 33c Enjoy the privacy of your Favorite Seat in Comfort Sunday- Get The Plaza Habit! 2 1st Run Hits! 5HRET POUCHfe itOriAKI) Htather gnd Great Hit! 'ALMOST A. mm mmw birthday CWB AdwUelou lOv Robert Taylor and Myrna Loy, two of the screen's most popular personalties, are featured in "Lucky Night," a laugh- toaded yarn which opens here Sunday at the Ohio theater. Arrangements Complete For 1939 Scout Circus Early this morning' decorations for the 1)ig annual Boy Scout Circus will start going up, Thomas G. Allen Scout executive announced yesterday. More than Boy Scouts from the Firelands Area Council will participate In 'he circus, to bo held Saturday night, beginning at o'clock.

The program for the circus follows; Organ Crneert Geo. L. Committee-man Troop 3 The Scout Program Harold Parker, Director Cubs, Scouts, Senior Scouts and Loaders Grand Entry Judge John Baxter, Director Games Glen Irish, Dirccto'- Trcops participating: 24, 41, 105, 111, 12S. 125, 131, 134, 137. 141.

142. Signaling Geo. Rucbol, Director Troops participating: 100, 107, 12S Cubbing Harold Birch, Director Demonstrations of 12cn activities. Packs participating; 1, 2. 3.

Tiro by Flint and Steol Wm. Knerim. Director. Troops participating; 10, 18, 28, 29, 31. 101, 103, 108.

114, 117, 122, Bellevue REGISTER BUREAU Miss Kny Tinkler "follow the Gleam" was the theme used Wednesday evening- at the celebration of the silver, anniversary of tho founding of the Girls Missionary Guild held in the Reformed Church. Mrs. Elwood Manbeck led the Bingi'-ig and Mrs. Allan G. Aigler gave a tribute to 131, 13S, 136, 140.

Scouts Have Fun Harry Director Troops participating: 32, 100, 105, 115, 119. First Aid Stuart Only, Director Troops participating: 1, 4, I. 8, 15, 21, S3, 36, J27, 132, Living Flag Elizabeth Mason, Joe Directors. Physical Education. Classes, Sandusky Junior High School.

Pantomimes of Western Tour between acts throughout entire Circus V. S. Hart, Director. Green Springs REGISTER BUREAU Mrs. IJcynor Miller R.

E- Vescy reopened his business In floorcovering at his home one mile north of Green Springs. The fire burned out the store in the village three months ago. His home is located on route 19. Plans were made to sponsor a mother and daughter banquet In tho basement of the Evangelical Church, by the Woman's Missionary Society of the church at a regular meeting held there. Mrs.

Wade Det- tcrman Is In charge of the program and Mrs. William Dudrow, HURON-CO COURT NOTES NOR WALK, May After the $350 damage case of Martin J. Zimmerman, Peru farmer, vs. Mrs. Edna Taylor of Toledo went to trial In Judge Martin's court, a settlement was made out of court today.

The plaintiff sued to recover for damage resulting to his tractor in a collision with a major car driven by the defendant's son on Route 61 near Peru. Young and Young represented the plaintiff and Carpenter and Freeman the defendant. Held To Grand Jury Lloyd Bell, 13 Park-av, a city lineman, arrested on the charge taking- 225 pounds of copper wire valued at $45 from the city light plant store house on Water-st, was bound over to the grand jury today by Mayor Fred P. Link in the sum of $1,000. Grand larceny is charged.

Probate Court Harry E. Sands estate. Bond of $10,000. Letters issued Don Young, admr. Charles A.

Paul estate. Application for authority to compromise and settle claim filed. Application granted. Eva Turner estate. No tax found.

John Huff-estate. Bond $500 approved Letters issued Jessie Alexander, admrx Clara Jarrett estate Bond of the dinner. Delegates named for the filed jitters laaued Fred Jar- annual W. M. were rett Mrs.

Wade Detterman with Mrs The regular meeting cf the Speedwell Rebuccah lodge was held Wednesday evening' in the form of a celebration of the 125th anniversary of the of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. More than fifty quests wire present and an evening- of cards was enjoyed. Thirty-two members of the Eaglo Ladies Pinochle club were in at-i tendance Wednesday at tho regular meeting in the Eagles home, high scores were hold by Mrs. Earl Xlst'cr, Mrs. Harold Snyder, Mrs.

Jul'a Barr. Frank Acsterlin, and Mrs. Mary Smith. W. C- Meyer, alternate.

Mrs- George Keep will have charge of the program at the next meeting, Tuesday, June 6 Mr. and Mrs- Harry W. Meggitt were recent supper guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willim Burns of Fremont.

Those from this vicinity who attended the golden wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. William Deitzel of Erie, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weott, Mrs.

Esther Deitzel and Miss Ruth Deitzel, Tiffin; Mr- and Mrs. J. S. Habacher. Mr.

and Mrs. Alva Deitzel and Mr. and Mrs. L- T. Porin.

Mr. and Mrs- Emerson Deitzel of Moline weivs also among those present. Mr- and rs. Deitzel were former residents of Green Springs. Those in charge of Mothers Day program are Miss Ruth Rule, Mrs.

Harold Garner and Miss Virginia Petticord. There will be special sermon, music, program, in Sunday r.chool class. TODAY ONLY TONIGHT IS THE BIG NIGHT! ROY Saturday and Sunday ON OUR STAGE ENSATIONS OF 1939 A Gay Novelty Revue! COMEDY! MUSIC! BEAUTY! SURPRISES! ON OUR SCREEN Charles W. Heltchler estate. Citation served.

Bessie R. Yanquell estate. Transfer of real estate ordered. Deed ordered in case of Marie A. Rosins, exr.

vs. Lois Barnes, et al. Deeds Herman Bishop et al. to Clyde M. and Anna Uatlit'f, Willard, J1.00.

Inez L. Giessman, et al. to Afal C. Cheesman, Willard, $1.00. James Hutner, dee'd, by exec, to Otto 'B, Hohendorf, Greenwich, Otto B.

Hohendorf to Irwin J. Hunter, Greenwich, Paul W. and Lucile Tribolet to Allan G. Aigler, Bellevue, $1.00, The Savings and Loan Banking Co. to Hollis N.

Snyder, et New London, $1,000. Mrs. Iva and Charles Arthur Beimcr to Zaek and Nancy Shepherd, Greenwich, $1.00. Frank B. and Anna F.

Foote to Allan F. Foote, NOrwalk, $1.00. Emma Kathorine Meyer to Eleanor Sharer, 19.85 acres in Peru, $1. Arthur T. Johnson and Ellen B.

Johnson to Gardner Dolamater, et New London, $50. George, and Mary Godfrey fer to Elmer Hahn, 35 acres in Clarksfleld, William and Belle B. Glick to Jcanette R. Gerson, Willard, $1.00, William and Bell 0 B. Glick to Milton B.

Glick, Willard, $1.00. Forest Motter et al. to John Hogres, New London, $1.00. C- J. and Leah E.

Spencer to Farm Mortgage, 177.15 acres, 64C.C9, Greenwich and Richmond. Savings and Loan Banking Co. to Hollis N. Snyder et New London, $1,000. WANT ADS BRING RESULTS LI A RX MARKET 602 Hancock Ph.

1260 Till's Butler 24c Meat Loaf Mixture lb. 35u Meaty 1'ork Chops or Roast 20c Famy Roasting Chickens 28c Choice Beef Roust 23c-25c Smoked Picnics 10c Our Choice Quality Meats Make tho Meal FREE UEWVEBA' RUGGLES BEACH DANCING Friday, Saturday and Sunday GIL CREST and His Orchestra STARTING TIMES AT LOCAL PLAYHOUSIS Theater patrtms can see picture film fttatrtng at focal houses by arritiftit At tlrt frol. (owing times: PlAtX THEATER "Almost A Gentleman" 1:80. 3:55, 6:20 and 8:45 p. m.

"Bulldog Secret S5 4:55. 7:25 and 9:60 p. m. OHIO THEATER 25. 3:25, 8:25, 7:25 and p.

m. STATE THEATER Shows start at 1:20, 3:16, 5:10, 7:05 ard 9 p. m. "Return of tho Cisco 2, 3:55, 5:50, 7:45 and 9:45 p. m.

SANDUSKY-CO COURT NOTES FREMONT, May Appraisement of Fremont property involved in the common pleas court suit of Anson W. Gear, receiver, against Lewis F. Werth and others has been filed. Parcel 1, part of Inlot 2189 and Outlet 124, was appraised at $2,000 and Parcel 2, part of Outlot 124, was appraised at $900. Also filed In common pleas court was appraisement In the suit of Home Owners Loan corporation against John T.

Lilley and others, Inlot 1868, Fremont, was appraised at $4,000. Frank Konobeck, Dan Shanahan and Frank Halter were appraisers In the two actions. Petitions Kited William M. Schwartz has filed petition for partition of realty In common pleas court against Charlotte B. Thomsen, Charles Schwartz and A.

E. Leedy as guardian of Charles L. Schwartz. The plaintiff claims one-third Interest in 103.36 acres, Sandusky-tp, from the estate of tho late Rudolph Schwartz. Attorney Carl R.

Thomsen, Detroit, and the Fremont law firm of Culbert and Culbert represent tho plaintiff. Asks Appointment Application for appointment as administrator of the estate of the late Pauline Novitski of Sanduaky- tp, has been filed in probate court by George Rohde. Application for appointment estimates the estate $1,700. Thirteen children and grandchildren are named as next- to-kin. Hearing Scheduled Hearing on exceptions to the inventory of the estate of the late Henry Friar, filed by Minnie Driftmyer, has been scheduled for May 24, according to a journal entry in probate court.

Exception a to the $2,500 statuatory exemption and $500 year's allowance for surviving spouse, Emily Friar, was filed. Files Supplement Supplemental petition has been filed in common pleas court by the Home Owner Loan corporation against Otto F. Mack and others. Judgment of $51.85 for taxes paid on property involved In the suit is asked by the plaintiff, represented by Attorney William McC. Bau- raann, Amended Petition Amended petition for divorce, has filed in common -pleas court by Helen M.

Forgerson against Miles N. Forgerson. A respondent is named in the amended petition. Attorney R. A.

Hunsinger represents the plaintiff. Suit Concluded Testimony in the contested divorce action of Fannie Burkett against Otto J. Burkett was completed early Thursday afternoon before Judge H. S. Young, of Marion, in Sandusky-co common pleas court.

AT PALACf TNEATIf? Benny Goodman and his famous swing orchestra appears at the Palace theater in Cleveland for one week, starting May 12. Rummage Sale. Grace Parish House. Friday eve. 7:15.

EBERT'S CASH MARKET Cor. W. Jefferson Pearl.Sts. Guaranteed strictly fresh dressed Plymouth Rock Spring Roosters roast or fry 29c Pork Chops 19c Try our home cured Corn Beef Fresh Butter 25c Plymouth Rock Pullets to roast or stew 27c white or brown Eggs with Meat order, dozen 16c Monday Tuesday Specials Spare Ribs 2 lbs. 25c Saner Kraut 3 cans 25c "We Cut Only Quality Meats" WE DELIVER I'h.

Open Sundays 8 to A.M. Pansies for Mother's Day- 19c basket. Youth Sunday Set On May 21 Sunday, May 21, has been designated as "Youth Sunday" at Trinity Methodist Church. The sermon theme for Sunday morning will be "The Mirrors of Life." The malo quartet of the Bowling Green University glee club will be the guest Recoijnitiiy.i of the graduation of the High school "students of the church will be noted and there will be an Installation of the officers of the league groups for tho coming year, Set Word Of Death Of Pastor's Wife The J. Quade.

pastor of the Trinity Methodist Church, has received word of the death of Mrs- Roy Smith, wife of the Rev- Roy Smith, formerly of this city. Death o'ecurred at the Smith home in Deerfield, Wednesday following a stroke- Funeral Services will bo held at 3 p. m. Saturday at the Mpthodlst Church In Deerfield. Burial will be in Salem, O- The Rev.

and Mrs- Smith lived in Sandusky untlt last fall when he was transferred from the local church to Deerfield, are the husband, Robert and Horace, at a Slsicr In Denver, Colo, nnd a brother who Is a missionary in China. filed Officers TIFFIN. May It (Special) Worden M. Snltler, Bloom-tp Perch- eron breeder, was reelected president of the Seneca-co Horse Association today. James Srodes was named vice- president, L.

D. treasurer and M. L. Howell, secretary. Directors named were: S.

A. Clouse, H. R. Mowry, Dr. Q.

V. Spnyth, Frank Lynch, C. C. Coppus, Ira Baugher, Frank Brown, Lester Hall, U. L.

Knierlemen, C. C. Caldwell. Morris Anderson, Harold Conrad, Carl RIehm, C. H.

Falter and Thomas C. Shaul. 32 Candidates Selected For Honor Society FRFJMONT. May 31 (Special) Thirty two Sandusky co Hi' school seniors will be Initiated into Hayes Chapter, National Honor 'clety, Saturday in conjunction willi-f Teachers' Institute. officers of the new aroup will be: Donald Klocknrr, Clyde, president; Donald Woodville, conductor: Helen Yarger.

York School. Scfibe; Virginia Peddleord, Grcn Springs; John Urnnson? Violet ford, Jacksnn. arid Molly Perryi Townsend school, assistants. Seniors to be Initiated are: Beekor, Velma Corl, LouIsS Gent In. All-'o Manch, Mary Mlnlrk, Betty Ottney, Rita J.

Posey, Pinia Yrastng and Florence Korn, OJ'Uwnliurjr; Kathleen Gncpper. PWUIH Parker, Donald Snyder, Khz- abcth Maltese, Joan Richmond, Barr, Clara Bo-iynck. Clyde; Dor.s Policy and Mary Wagnt.T. York-lp fcchwl; Arlevie Deno, Kunlce S- ninn, Klwoo-l Hohtert. Robert mnn and Krvin Sehuctt, Wuoavlll'-; Hofi'inan nnd James VTiy, Ttjwn school; Helen Aldrieh and Dale Slbrel, school: Mabel O.

Young, Kvelyn HtRsli k. Jeanne R. Huss. Clarkson P. P.rowii and Lura J.

Koons. Grron SENECA-CO COURT NOTES TIFFIN, May 11 (Special) Seneca-co collected nearly $6,000 in cigaret licenses last year, County Auditor John C. Harriman announced today as preparations were made for issuance of 1939 licenses. The dead line for old licenses is the fourth Monday of May and new licenses must be posted by that date. The fees for retail licenses ig $25 and for wholesale dealers, $100, The county collected $5,967.68 in cigaret license fees last year, Auditor Harriman said.

After deducting $59.67 for auditor's and treasurer's fees, which Is paid into the general county fund, one-half or tho amount or $2,954.01 was distributed among municipalities or townships where licenses were issued. WANT ADS BRING RESULTS NEW YORK THIS SUMMER See two fairs lot one that (are the lowett la Orerhouod hiatory! A trip to New York, Sao tad twice icroea the country by your choice of Maiilon Cross GREYHOUND TRAVEL BUREAU 124 Columbus Ave. Phone 223" GREYHOUND RUGS! CARPETS! LINOLEUM! Sensational Values in Floor Coverings Axminsters Heavy Pile Seamless Rug 9x12 Reg. $32.95 $24' Sensational Value See Them Felt Base LINOLEUM Heavy Quality Large Selection 9x12 Reg. $3.95 Only 6x9 Reg.

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