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mam DEATH CLAIMS CHAS. SHEPARD Spanish War Vet Succumbs Home Hospital. O. AND S. HOME, Jan.

30 Charles J. Shepard, late or Company Bth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Spanish-American War veteran, died In home hospital last evening at six o'clock following a month 's illhcss. He was born in Springfield Dec. 2h1 1867. He first entered the home from Cleveland Sept.

11, 1932. He enlisted In Company 6th Ohio Volunteer Infantry at Cleveland June 22, 189S, and was -lionor- ably discharged at Cleveland Nov. 6, is9S. Thorc are no known relatives. Although funeral arrangements have not been completed it Is thought that burial will take place in Home cemetery.

Crosby, Joan Bennett and Mary Boland will l)e co-staiTed in tlio picture "Two for Tonight" will be shown at the Assembly Hall Saturday afternoon and evening. In addition there will bo a novelty short entitled "Popular Science." discharge was to Lorcn F. Weidel. Company USth Infantry, World War from Cameron Cottage. today were: Daniel Protzman, Jlodical Detachment, IC-nd World War from Carroll, and Oscar Burbland, Company nth Infantry, from Cleveland.

'J. Borkhardt, CoOage and Andrew AlcLaughlln, Cottage "C'. both Spanish American War veterans, have been transferred to the hospital for treatment, while Harry C. Wright, World War veteran has been discharged from the and returned to Cottage Ilo I.air No. 3, aiiltai-y Order of the Serpent has reccivod an invi- lation to participate in the instiillii- tion of officers of Skihoolidum Lair Xo.

2. Toledo, to be held in Memorial ball Feb. 5. Tlie Toledo Lair will initiate a large class and then will install the recently elected officers. Folowing the installation, refreshments are to be served.

Bc- members of the local team who will assist the Toledo Lair in tlic degree work, about 25 members of the TiUir will the trip. T. Ward, World war veteran of Clino Cottage has been called to his home at Marion because of the serious illness of his mother. BETTER POSTURE DRIVE ON TOLEDO Stooped posture and eccentric eating arc the critical once-over at the University of Toledo. The Athletic Association is sponsoring the volunteer photographing of posture silhouettes and chocking of students' scliool-cafotoria trays for balanced nutrition.

Set Record In Attendance At Sunday School Records of Zlon Lutheran Church Sunday school show that a total of 36,187 persons attended the school durinp the past year, making an average of 698 in attendance per Sunday, a new record. The best attendance on any Sunday was 78G on April 21. Mrs. G. A.

Marchus has not missed attending Sunday school for a single Sunday for 21 years. The remainder of the attendance report of the individual members Is as follows; perfect for the past nine years; Audrey (Season, Geraidine Geason, Esther Stuewe, Robert Wagner, Harold WIedeman Eight Piper, Grace Wendt, Robert Zieiske. Seven Jeanette Baaskc, Henrietta Blume, Virginia Gerold, Doris Gundlach, Dorothy Hook, Marie Kaufman, Mrs. Chas. Siles, Eunice -Winklea.

Six Clark, Ivath- leen Draht, Jean Fischer, Mrs. L. Koegie, Kenneth Miller, Roy Smith, Ruth Smith, Ruth Spathelf, Anna Stoinett, Dorothy Wiedeman, Winifred Wiedeman. Five years Kenneth Bechtel, Ronald Bravard, Harold Breest, Eugene Clark, Iris Gerold, Dorothy Hankamer, Ed Lipp, Miller, Betty Mone, Owen Pollack, Glenn Smith, Rev. Stellhorn Holland Wenlt.

Four Anderson, Irene Baaske, Mrs. H. Breest, Mrs. Ed. Clark, Alfred Eckhardt, Ernest Erdman, Mildred Erdman, Wayne Geasan, Chas.

Gundlach, Richard Hcdelund, Leonard Hold, Shirley Held, Kaufman, Vincent Kaufman, Robert Knupke, Howard May, Miller, Marvin Miller, Audrey Mischler, Frank Papenfuse, Orville Pooch, Genevieve Schoepflin, Anna: Jean Schoewe, Donald Schoewe, Gleen Schoewe, Ru.ssell Schoewe, Wayne Taylor, Robert Thompson, Robert Warren, James Wieland. Three Baaske, Mrs. Ed Behrendsen, Ida May Ebner; Lynn Fischer, Irene Hunscke, Constance Ingle.s, John Kahler, Ethelynn Kaufman, Otto Klein, Mrs. O. Klein, Donald Knupke, Kent Ernst Smith, Caroline Warren, Myron Two Albert, Lois Anderson, Gloria Bluhm.

Ethel Boger, Donald Breest, Ruth Dahnke, Wanda Dickman, Charlotte Ebner, Louis Eggert, Shirley Eggert, Virginia Farrell, Wm. Gurtz, Dorothy Hull, Everett Kaufman, Junior Kaufman, Lois Kaufman, Laura Knupke. Audrey Krawetzkl, Arthur Lipp, Marguerite Lipp, Fernwood May, Mrs. A. Meinzei-, Bertha Piper, Emily Piper, Frank Piper, Dorothy Rulhsatz, Eileen Schmidt, Zclma Schmidt, Delia Sarr, Arthur Sehl- meyer, Ralph Sehlmeyer, Richard Smith, Vernice Stout, Marilyn Teas- Port Clinton and Vicinity.

PORT CLINTON, Jan. G. Franck, treasurer of Ottawa-cOi reports the largest single sale of sales tax stamps his office to one customer, when J. J. Johnson, a contractor from WlUls- ton, purchased worth of In one lot, In denominations from three cents to $3.00.

The total sales in the office for the day were over $750.00. Ostroski, 41, of the local street department, will be burled from the Catholic Church, Friday morning with the Rev, Father Karl Brand officiating. Burial will be In Lakeview Cemetery. He Is survived by his wife and two children, Bernice and Ambrose. Three brothers and two sisters, survive, In Europe.

He had been in the street department since his return from overseas, where ho served in the world war. Nellie Covell, 68, who died at her home near the Catawba Beach Club, Wednesday morning, will be buried Friday afternoon, with services at the Catawba Church, the Rev. W. A. Siefkes of St.

John's Lutheran Church, here, officiating. Burial in Catawba Cemetery. Two brothers, Earl Covell, Philadelphia, and Covell, Wallace, S. and a sister, Mrs. Charlotte Carson, Wallace, S.

survive. Miss Covell was a retired school teacher. for LIbben, 50, who died Tuesday were held this afternoon at St. John's Lutheran Church, the Rev. W.

A. Siefkes officiating. Burial was at Oak Harbor. He is survived by his wife and his mother, Mrs. Margaret Meizner, Oak Harbor, also a brother, Alfred Meiz- ner, and a sister, Mrs.

Lawrence Moyerholtz, Oak Harbor. autmoblle of Amos W. Fall III was badly damaged by fire, thought to have been caused from an overheated wire. The auto had el, Marilyn Vollmer, Mrs. F.

Wilk, Lauretta, 25ech. One Ahlers, Ruth Baaske, Audrey Bahnsen, Richard Bahnsen, Joan Beecheler, Lucy Behrendsen, Audrey Butts, Roland Dahnke, Irene Dickman, Mrs. J. Dunkel, Gerald Feddersen, Ralph Hogrefe, Elizabeth Jahraus, Richard Kahler, Wm. Kiether, William Klein, Donr.ld Kncrr, Elise Krauhulec, Lois Krawetzkl, Marlon Krawetzki, Dorothy Krieger, Kathryn Krueger, Junior Leake, Audrey Lickfelt, Robert Robert Luberger, Edgar Maeder, Mrs.

C. L. Mahla, Gloria Maurer, Janice Miller, Mrs. Wm. Miller, Marilyn Mischler, Mary Parcher.

Loyal Pooch, Merle Pooch, Owen Pooch, Carl Schmidt, Helen Schmidt. Muriel Schmidt, Eleanor Sarr, Betty Smith, Walter Smith, Willard Staub, Dorothy Steffenhag- cn, Edith Steffenhagen, Mrs Stellhorn, Maurice VanBarg, Mary L. Wilken, Jack Woodruff, Georglne Wykoff, Henrietta Wykoff, BONUS BLANKS ARE AVAILABLE Can Fill Applications At Several Places Here. Preparations for payment of the aoldlers' bonus were being made by World War Veterans In Erie and adjoining counties yesterday noon. Application blanks have been received here.

They are at Commodore I Post, American Legion, club rooms, the Veterans of Foreign Wars club rooms, and Soldiers Home. They will also be vall- able at headauaxters of the Disabled American Veterans. Clyde O. Mills, Sandusky, wounded In action, was first to siBn at the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The club will be open from 6 to 10 p.

each night this week for filling out applications. Denlg Post club rooms wUl be open from 1 p. m. to 1 a. m.

for the benefit of all veterans, whether Legion members or not. Red Cross rooms in the court house basement will be open from 19 a. m. to 5 p. m.

each day. I Deputy Sheriff George Slebel has stated he will fingerprint applicants without charge. He may be contacted at his home or the county jail. Bonus applications must bear fingerprints of applicants. Erie-co veterans will receive $672,316 through the bonus.

Other nearby counties will receive the following amounts: Huron, Ottawa, Sandusky, and Seneca, $764,994, THE nEGISTER, SANDUSKT, OHIO. FRIDAY JANUARY 31, 1936- Chiirch Will Honor Trustees, Deacons On Sunday niorning at 10:45 o'clock the First Congregational Church of which the-Rev. Joseph Henry Stein is pastor, will hold a service In recognition of the board of deacons and the board of trus- Members of the board of trustees Members fthe board of trustees are S. S. Knisely, president; Ed Gundlach, vice president, Mrs.

Victoria Dunlap, Miss Elsie Denham, Theodore Butts anfl Wllbcrt Ohlemacher. Members of the board of deacons are William Mound, president; Ray Lindsley, vice-president, Adolph Strack. Carl Horn, Robert Kurtz and James Judson. Mrs. David Everett is the chtirch trea.surer and Mrs.

Otto Klosis is the church clerk. Miss Mildred Ma.t- thias Is the general superintendent of the Church school. Mrs. Ada Brohl and George Kleinoedcr are the retiring members of the boaixl of trustees and Henry Dohneli Scott Abell and Ralph Crammond are the retiring members of the board of deacons. been placed In the garage at his Catawba home, when the fire started.

Oberlln College debating team with B. M. Sisson and Weir Brown, on the affirmative and Gene Blan- piel and Glen Jorgensen of the negative side, appeared before the Kiwanis Club Wednesday nooti, when they debated on tlie subject. Chain Stores." The debaters were brought here by W. E.

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He was born hero In 1860, and spent his entire life In this section. Surviving are a. son, Phillip, at home, and one sister, Mrs. Lily Mc- Vetta of Norwalk. Funeral services will bo conducted at the home In West Berlin Saturday a.fternoon at 1:30 with the Rev.

n. W. Stelner, pastor of the Congregational Church officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Ceme- terj'. Plan Classes ATTICA, Jan.

30 (Special) Plans for the emergency school classes which will open here Monday evening under the WPA were outlined by supervisor John Beall of Tiffin at a meeting In the high school this evening. Instruction In various subjects will be offered free of charge. Chaperona were once known In England as "gooseberries." TurntoTEAToddx! Lake Shore Market FRIDAY ONLY Fresh Today from Solid Oysters Oysters qt. 39c Fresh Sliced LIVER lb. Fresh Clean PIG FEET lb.

For those who enjoD the better things, this super blend of fine Coffee Vacuum packed in tins or glass jars Specially Priced Special Prices from January Slst to February 6th, inclusive. 3 lb. Pantry Jar 79c COLLEGE INN "FAMOUS FOODS" YOUR CHOICE CiDS SOUPS-SPAGHETTI AII Varieties with Meat RICE DINNER Chicken and Egg Noodle Dinner GRAPE NUTS 17' Tasty Juices for every meal Appetizing TOMATO JUICE Pint Bottles 29' MILAN SALAD DRESSING 25' 8 oz. Jar 10c MILAN Light Meat TUNA FISH SWANSDOWN BREAD FLOUR PASTRY FLOUR COCOANUT CAKE FLOUR 44 oz. Pkg.

EDWARDS AAC EDWARDS 0km S-lh. Sack jCI DUNHAM'S MOIST AAOl ACCEC EDWARDS Fancy NEW ORLEANS 3 25" EDWARDS PINEAPPLE JUICE EDWARDS GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 EDWARDS FANCY GRAPEFRUIT Only the Tender No. 2 Meaty Sectiqns jt. Cans Pint Bottle IT Cloth Doll with 2 packages 'TV EDWARDS Yz lb. Bar Cooking Choeolate EDWARDS 34 oz.

Pure Vanilla Extract BOTH Edwards Cut Wax or Refugee BEANS R.B SPECIAL FIG BARS 2 25c JELLO 3 19' The Nations Dessert YEI.LOW Mea Good Housekeeping; 0 NAPKINS 2Pkg8.l7c or Straight Colors Edwards Wax Packs 2PkR Edwards WaxRollf 2Pke 40.fr. Cutter Box Chocolate Drops ib- 19c BITTERSWEET Scott TISSUE White-Absorbent SCOT TOWELS 2 Roiu 23c Sta lev's GLOSS STARCH CUBES IT IS SO CONVENIENT FREE-Parfy Book A 4 Games Decorations I Menus Jb DIehr. John J. UOl llayes-av t'hono Hartlieb's Grocery Lawrence A Adams. Ph.

1st and OgonU IU4SJ Fifth St. Grocery 5tb Ofiontc Ptione L. 0. Leibacher, Prop. Gundlach Sons, C.

J. 2231 CoiumbuaaT. Ph. 2411 Hohler, Frank J. 1031 Camp St.

Phone Nuhn Sons, J. A. AXTEL, OHIO Fifth St. Grocery 5tb Ofiontc Ptione L. 0.

Leibacher, Prop. Gundlach Sons, C. J. 2231 CoiumbuaaT. Ph.

2411 POKT CUNTUN. OHIO Pierce's Store WAKGMAN. OHIO Fifth St. Grocery 5tb Ofiontc Ptione L. 0.

Leibacher, Prop. Gundlach Sons, C. J. 2231 CoiumbuaaT. Ph.

2411 Kllngele, Wm. F. 009 Phono U22 Schnoor Fuchs 1 Put-In Bay, 0. Ph. 1 aad OCTAGON POWDER 2 SJ." LUX As easy on your hands I as fine toOrt soap Flakes 2 fs." ts" Tt Lux Toilet Soap 3'-17c Koebel's Market 1345 Lucky St.

freinont, u. East Side Market 901 Stato St. freinont, u. Stolen.