The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 13

SANDUSKY MtlSTIft rtbroiry it, I960 TEA AND TALK the at a reception Sunday in Lakeside Methodist 1,1 Church social room for the new pastor, Rev. Thomas S. Taylor and his wile. left are Mrs. Charles Wolfe, Mrs.

Jane Knight, reception chairman; "Mrs. and Rev. Taylor; O. W. Lutes, board chairman; and Robert Ahrens, toral relations chairman.

(Register Photo by Marty Hoover) Pttstor Welcomed At Lakeside Church LAKESIDE Following the morning worship service Sunday, approximately 200 members and friends of the Lakeside Methodist Church welcomed their new pastor the Rev. Thomas Sheldon Taylor, and Mrs. Taylor at a reception in the church social room. Chosen 'by the official board to represent the church, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Wolfe, Jr. received and introduced the guests to the new pastor and his wife. Women of the church, with Mrs. Jane Knight as chairman, were in charge of the social hour. Pre siding at the tea table were Mrs.

Robert Knight and Mrs. Barbara Pierce. Rev. Taylor, former pastor of the Plymouth Shiloh Methodist churches, assumed his new duties Sunday, succeeding the Rev. Walter Plummer who was recently appointed to the Milliard Methodist Church.

The new pastor was introduced to the congregation preceding his initial sermon by Robert Ahrens, chairman of the pastoral relations committee. The new Lakeside pastor is a graduate of Duke University, Durham, N.C. and of Boston U. School of Theology. A native of Cleveland, he entered the North- East Ohio Conference in 1955, with his first appointment in 1957 to serve the Plymouth and Shiloh churches.

Rev. and Mrs. Taylor and daughters, Kathy and Debbie, moved into the Lakeside parsonage last Tuesday. Area Deaths Willard Woman, 98, Dies MRS. ISA M.

McKENZIE Isa M. McKenzie, 98, of 304 Motson one of the city's oldest residents, died early this morning in Willard Municipal Hospital, patient there since Feb. 17. She had been bedfast for several years. Arrangements are pending at Secor Funeral Home.

PCHS Grad Aids OSU Debaters PORT CLINTON Word was received here today that Dale Williams, 1958 graduate of Port Clinton High School and a sophomore at Ohio State University, helped the OSU debate team win a four team debate tournament. Ohio State's team edged out three schools to take first place in the Ohio men's intercollegiate debate tournament at Capital University, Columbus, Saturday. Williams was a member of the winning team. Dale, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Williams, 607 E. Ninth was the valedictorian of this PCHS 1958 class and was a top debater while attending high school. In 1957, as a junior in high school his team won the Ohio state finals in Columbus and he was a varsity debater at the time. Boyd Martin, assistant principal at Port Clinton high school at the present time and then debate coach when PCHS won the, debate championship in Ohio said Sunday afternoon that Williams contributed to the state finals victory. Celotex Unit Tops In Safety PORT CLINTON-Employes of the maintenance department of the Celotex Corporation, Port Clinton, have won the top plant safety award for the best safety performance during 1959.

The department's employes worked 47,000 man hours during the past year without a lost tirtii' accident. A plaque it to be presented to the maintenance department in recognition. Local plant officials also reported that the quarry men have completed their eighth straight year without a los time accident. They will also be honored with an award. Plant officials of the local corporation also reported that 12 ployes on lay-off were re-called to work recently and all reported by Feb.

1. Also announced was that James Colston, an employe of the board warehouse retired Nov. 1, 1959, after approximately nine years of Also retired is Joseph Smith, an employe of the specialty department, retired in January after 24 years service. The company will honor these men and their wives at a dinner in the near future. As to a report that "The Bloom Is Off the Boom," referring to business for 1960, the plant officials stated that if the local plant maintains their high production and product quality and excellent service and with sales personnel punching hard that this year will be one of the best for Celotex.

CHARLES SCHULTZ CATAWBA ISLAND Funeral services for Charier Schultz, former resident of Catawba Island and caretaker at the A T. Collins residence on Bay Shore will be Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Welch Funeral Home, Genoa, with burial in Catawba Island Schultz died at the home of hbi son, Charles Genoa. Surviving besides Charles Jr. is another son, Douglas, Port Clinton.

CECIL-RINGLE i WJLLARD Masonic services conducted in Fink Funeral Home at 7 p.m. Tuesday for Ringle, 68, former area resi dent' and prominent industrialist in Albuquerque, N.M. Mr. Ringle, a native of Huron, died Thursday in the New Mexico city where he had lived for 35 years and was a manufacturer of wood moulding there. A World War 1 was a member of the American Legion, and also of the Masonic bodies.

Surviving are his- wife, Leona; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Wagner, Oak Harbor; and brother, Leon, Ruskin, Fla. Friencfe may call Tuesday at the funeral home where brief funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday, the Rev. Robert Bricker of the Presbyterian Church officiating.

Burial will be in Steuben Cemetery. Chi Rho Heats 'Voice 1 Of Laos HURON The'voice of Dr. Thomas Dooley came from the jungles of Laos "half-way around the world" to the members of Christ Episcopal Chi-Rho Club at their Sunday evening meeting. Jack Cowan of the Erie County probation office spoke about Dr. Dooley's life and then played the tape recording in which Dooley stated that his hospital is only a few hours walk from the Chinese Dorcas Society Selects Officers CATAWBA ISLAND Mrs.

Edward Lafer was elected president of the Dorcas Society here when the group met in the home of Mrs. Otto Hess. Other officers chosen were Mrs. Elton Wiechman, vice-president; Mrs. Arthur Carstensen, second vice-president; Mrs.

Richard Hees, secretary; and Mrs. A. H. Rofkar, treasurer. Catawba Club To Meet CATAWBA ISLAND Catawba Island Ladies Afternoon Club will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m.

starting with a luncheon in the home of Mrs. Ormand Cook, Moore's Dock. Roll call on Hawaii will be followed by a book review by Mrs John West. JUNIUS POND, N.Y. Mrs.

Minnie Smith, a Junius Pond restaurant waitress, on feeding more than 100 persons stranded here about 8 hours when the New York state thruway was closed by Wake man Man Charged With Petty Larceny NORWALK Delmas Morrow, 21, rural Wakeman, is being held in Huron County jail pending a petty larceny hearing in Norwalk common pleas court, the Huron County Sheriff's office reported. Morrow stole a wheel and tire, Oct. 15, 1959 from a car owned by Carl Edwards, Wakeman, who had it parked near his home. Ferry Starts April 1 CATAWBA ISLAND Miller Boat Livery, operating between Catawba Island and Put In- -Bay, will open its early spring schedule of ferry service when the line resumes operations on Friday, April 1. Masonic Lodge To Honor 'Vet' VERMILION B.

Morgan Night" will be observed by Ely Lodge, 424 at their meeting Wednesday night, when Mr. Morgan will be honored for 50 years of faithful service as a Mason. Charles K. Cunningham, Most Worshipful Grand Knight of Ohio, will be present and will present Morgan with his fifty year jewel. Many distinguished Masons in the area are expected to be present.

Communist border. Dr. Dooley has snow: been in the jungles of Indo-China "Food supplies held up well and for the past six years and despite terrific handicaps, he and his two assistants have done much to help the unfortunate people of that area. Cowan stressed the need for members to decide what they want to do with their lives, and above all to get their education. He urged them all to "push yourselves on to better things; form your own opinions and stick to Ted Willey, presided at a short business meeting, and games and dancing furnished the evening's entertainment.

Refreshments were served by Tim Towle and Tomma Slocum. Real Estate Transfers no one went hungry, even if they" ran out of money." (The Erie County Title Co.) Sandusky Calender to Edward F. and Lillian M. Werner, part lot 3, Washington St. Johni Hinde Development to Richard A.

and Joann Marie Keller, lot 133, Hinde Development sub. 3, Perkins Township. Harley W. Hoffman to LeEUa Btoodmobile Visit MARBLEHEAD Mrs. Lane, chairman of the Bloodmobile program, has announced Monday, April 18, will be the date the Bloodmobile will make its yearly stop at Marblehead for residents of the Peninsula to take 50 a Castalia part in the Red Cross blood program.

Announce Cast For Milan Dramatics Class Production MILAN Cast for "Girl Crazy," the Broadway musical sponsored by the Milan High School dramatics class has been announced by Robert Tener, director of the two-act comedy. Portraying the lead parte in the presentation slated for April 29 at 8 p.m. in the school 's auditorium are Darrell Turner, as Danny Churchill and Ann Gastier as Molly Gray. Others in the cast, by character parts they will play, are Pete, Bob Eckhof, Lank Sanders, Bill Dillender; Gilber Goldfarb, John Kurtz; Flora Jane, Leslie Al- ker, Kathi Wolverton; Jake Howell, Don Ohlemacher; hotel proprietor, Dave Amsel; and police sergeant, Larry Hohler. Music for the Broadway play was composed by George Gershwin and the lyrics by Ira Gersh-'Jack Henry Schlicher win.

Some of the songs that will Bay View, sub. l. be sung by the cast members will, Peter and Matilda Mortensen Chester J. Wagner to Donald D. and Audrey Ann Walton, lots 670, 671 and 672, Fourth St.

Philco Corporation to Harold K. Douthit, part lot 35, Warren and pt lot 39, Perry St. Luke O'Malley to Edward L. and Rose E. Crist, 0.93 acre, Perkins Township.

Matt and Klara Dren to Gerald E. Carl and Raymond E. Haff, 22.63 acres, Vermilion Township. Jewell and Fred Schlicher to lot 553, be "Embraceable You," I Got Rhythm" and "Boy, What Love Has Done To Me." Two quartets, one a group of boys and the other girls will also be featured in the production. Members of the Four Cowboys are Joe Bibb, Gary Rornp, Gordon Zickefoose and Michael Obreno- bright; Pafey West, Patti Dailey; vich.

The girls' group the Four) Kate Fothergill, Sharon will be composed of Slick Fothergill, Dave Hohler; i Gail Cole, Tana Drake, Fay Nied- Mason, Larry Fox; Tess and Kay Knight. to Carl E. and Violet M. Mortensen, 181.304 acres, Milan Township. Carl K.

LaMtuca, deceased, to Angeline M. LaMarca. lot 31, Camp St. Hinde Development to John T. and Margaret K.

Sweeney, lot 130, Hinde Development sub. 3, Perkins Township. William Willard Klingshirn and Nancy Klingshirn to M. and Eileen M. Antos, part lot 24, section 1, Vermilion.

Lloyd F. and Jean Wammes to Lloyd F. Wemtnes, part lots 14 and. 15, Tiffin Ave. Lloyd F.

and Jean M. Wammes to Jean M. Wammes, part lots 14 and 15, Tiffin Ave. Blue Ribbon Construction Co. to Gerald R.

and Joy Dye Dalton, lot 44, Venice Heights. John S. Brundage, and Marjory Smith Brundage to Johnnie Smith Brandage and Neva Jordan Brundage, 0.48 acre Florence Township, Hinde Development to Joseph C. and Marilee Santoro, lot 71, Hinde Development sub, 3, Perkins Township. Robert W.

and Marjorie V. Knallay to John and Gladys Molnar, 0.69 acre, Milan Township. Mundwiler to William L. Alexander, 0.230 acre, Perkins Township. John C.

and Anna B. Aldrich to Kamm Farms, part lots 11, 16 and 17, Berlin Township, and pt lot 50, Ceylon. William C. Romell, et al, to Harold and Katherine Shoop, pt lots 31 and 32, Berlin Heights. Julia and Harold A.

Duncan to Durell A. and Evelyn K. Mapus, 0.588 acre, Perkins Township. Philip and Esther R. Ellis to Cecile L.

and George P. Guthrie, lot 73, Ruggles allotment, Vermilion Township. AT 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 709 PERKINS AVE. AND THE SANDUSKY PLAZA SPECIALS Wed. Only EMBERDALE SLICED BACON lb.

39 U.S. Govt. Certified Grade A Large FRESH. WHITE BEAUTY EGGS doz. 39 Chicken LEGS FRESH FRYING lb.

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