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I Area Deaths Mrs. Augusta Weeks, 72, Found Dead In Her Home NEW LONDON-Mrs. Augusta Weeks, home on Rt. 511 near Nova, was found morning by a neighbor. The neighbor said he called the house and could get no answer.

He went to window and found Mrs. Weeks lying on the 'New Look' Pending For Water Bills HURON The board of public affairs has authorized "new look" for future water bills to be sent to Huron water and sewer users. The new bills will be changed to indicate that checks should be made payable to the "'Huron Water Department." This will become effective the next quarter, which will begin April 1. So that the residents may casNy become aware of the new bills, red "Willing Water" cartoon will be placed on the front of the post card bearing the bill. The carton was suggested as a means of helping, people recognize the water so it will, not become lost or misplaced.

The board also issued a remindthat all water and sewer bills or not paid by today will be subject to a 10 per cent penalty. If the bills are not paid by Jan. 25, the water will be turned off by Feb. 2. Bills may be paid at the water department or at Firelands Community Bank.

An adjustment to a sewer was made to a Rye Beach propowner residing in Marion. erty Bills totaling $12,063.36 from the water fund and $146.17 'from the sewer fund were authorized to be paid by the board. Henrietta Church Elects During Annual Meeting HENRIETTA The annual congregational meeting of Henrietta Church of Christ was held Sunday. Ralph Berg was elected elder for two years and Harold Bradford and Charles Berg elected deacons. They will be installed Feb.

5. All church reports were approved. The church now has a membership of 109 and there are 10 members in the pastor's confirmation class. The teaching preaching, reaching mission has been postponed until April 28-May 6 in order to include the Congregational Churches of Lorain County. The Rev.

Dewees Singley of Henrietta is co-chairman for this county. Recommendations approved were: Henrietta United Church of Christ shall be the official name, and the official address is Wakeman, RD 1. The church shall incorporate with the state of Ohio. The consistory is to choose the liability insurance company for the church. The budget for year was approved with exception of a raise for the organist.

Permission was granted Youth Fellowship to collect funds for Camp Temple Hills. Youth Sunday will be observed Jan. 29. Youth of Henrietta will exchange with three Youth members from three churches in South Amherst. Huron-co Court MARRIAGE LICENSES Paul Littrell, 18, student, Kent, and Rebecca G.

Siep, 17, student, Bellevue. Rudy Smith, 22, farmer, Norwalk, and Judy Farr, 19, bookkeeper. Bellevue. Virgil W. Fitzgerald, 47, factory worker, ana Mary Eagle, 27, waitress, both of Bellevue.

Billy Hale, 19, unemployed, and Kathleen Barnett, 16, at home, both of Willard. Wakeman To 'Sell' Itself WAKEMAN The Wakeman Planning Commission, during its meeting last night i in Village Council rooms, approved publication of a three color, six sided illustrated brochure to "sell the community to new industry." A draft of the new folders was prepared by Commissioner Paul Burns. The brochure will have at least four photographs and two, colors maps with text explaining assets of the community. Gersak Elected Before taking action on. the brochure, commission elected Fritz Gersak as chairman to succeed E.

P. French, killed in a traffic accident Dec. 18. Charles Clark and Arthur Witzleben were appointed as a committee to draft a set of by-laws preparatory to filing for corporation papers. Dr.

William R. Graham was appointed by Mayor John Burke to fill the vacancy created by French's death. Other members of the seven-man commission are L. D. Gerber and Maynard Clark, secretary.

Lyme Church Has Election During Annual Meeting BELLEVUE The annual January business meeting of the Lyme Congregational Church in Bellevue was held recently at the church. A dinner preceded the business meeting, with Mr. and Mrs. John Grubh as chairmen. Assisting were Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Neike, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Close, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davenport, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Schlegel, Mr. and Gerald Dreisbach and Russell Gfell. During the meeting, election of officers was held with Fred Franklin re-elected as president. Also re-elected were Harold Nottke as vice-president and Russell Gfell, treasurer.

Mrs. Edward Close was Allen elected Hammer as secretary new trustee. Other trustees are Edward Close and Ford Avery. The new deacon elected was Walter Nims. Others are John Bandy, Harold Nottke and Allen Hamer.

Others elected are Russell Gfell, organist; Mrs. Doris Irons, benevolent secretary; Christian Russell Gfell, Mrs. Myron and Mrs. Fred Franklin; delegates, Mrs. Howard Gasteier, Mr.

and Mrs. John Bandy; munion service, Mrs. Harold ke and Mrs. Richard Hawkins; ushers, Richard Avery, Edmund Avery, Roy Fitch and John Bandy Girl Scouts Are Given Pins At Wakeman Event WAKEMAN- Scout Troop 95 held its investiture program at Pilgrim Hall of the Congregational Church. As the group recited the Girl Scout rules, their leader, Mrs.

Nils Larson presented each girl a pin. The following girls became members: Virginia Harvey, Bertha Dalton, Charlotte Parsons, Sue Robinson, Beth Todd, Carolyn Sehlmyer, Barbara Morris, Christine Larson, Dorothy Holzhauser, Dorothy Horn, Nancy Ayers, Janet Dillon, Peggy Watson. These girls are from the sixth, seventh and eighth grades. An interesting program was presented for the parents and members of the Ladies Society of The Congregational Church. The Society is sponsoring this troop.

Several articles which have been made by the Scouts were on display. The troop voted to hold all meetings on Friday. The next will be Friday at 1 p.m. The American Legion Auxilary has presented this troop with a new 50 Star Flag. FREE ARCHITECTURAL AL SERVICE We make designs for room additions, WINTER new PRICES kitchens, have breezeways, Into effect on commercial buildings, etc.

For six rears our gone December 1. YOU SAVE $100.00 to $250.00. No Down Pymt. 3 to 5 yrs. to pay First payment in Feb.

ruery. if you have bills that worry you and still want a garage payment in your budget let's talk it over. Over 1200 of our garages now built in this area testify TOWN AND COUNTRY GARAGE DISPLAY to their quality! BOB DILL BUILDERS Fremont, Ohio We sow erect the garage 2405 State St. with a concrete footer, elect For Estimate Call MA 6-4839 or MA 5-8307 foundation, stone floor base for winter aad pour the Most Time people Material basis. YOU SAVE OVER floor is spring.

remodeling done our popular Police Probe Bar Break-In In Huron HURON Police are investigating a break-in at Edna's Bar on McKinley Street which apparently took place sometime between 1:30 a.m. and noon Saturday. Lambert Moore, operator, discovered the burglary when he opened for business at noon. Entrance was gained by breaking and crawling through a window in the ladies' restroom. Reported missing by Moore were $2 in cash, cigars valued at $6 and cigarettes valued at $70.

Taken was wine valued at $30. Install Officers For Rebekah 251 At New London NEW LONDON Halcyon Rebeka Lodge 251, met in regular session cently with Noble, Grand, Clara Schindler, presiding. The following officers were installed by Gladys Carpenter and her team: Noble Grand, Clara Daniels; Vice grand, Clara Schindler; Right Support to the Noble Bessie Knapp; Right Support to the Vice Grand, Agnes Sprague; Left Support, Helen Barker; warden, Naomi Bricker; conductor, Mabel Fair; chaplain, Eva Sawdey; inside guradian, Louise Cline; outside guardian, Kathryn Knapp; recording secretary, Gladys Carpenter; musician, Betty Rebman; financial secretary, Marie Fryer and treasurer, Kate Knapp. Clara Schindler was presented the Past Noble Grand pin by her officers and also a fruit dish. She, in turn, presented each of her officers gift.

The finance committee and the visitation committee for the year 1961 were appointed by the new Noble Grand. Lodge was closed in regular form by Noble Grand Daniels and her staff of officers. A lunch was served. Bellevue Church Picks Moderator; 1961 Officers 'BELLEVUE The annual Church Night supper of the First Congregational Church was held recently. During the business meeting following the supper E.

P. Anthony was again' appointed moderator for the coming year. Other officers elected were: Trustees, Herbert Gale, Charles Nottke; Deacons, Maurice Bailey, rence Mizer; Deaconesses, Mrs. Melvin Snyder and Mrs. John Bushman; Church School superintendent, Carl Zechman; assistant superintendent, Ralph Kingsley; Church School secretary, Mrs.

Wilbur Seip; assistant, Mitch Stahl and pianist, David Nicely. Various committees were elected as follows: Christian Education, Miss Grace Kaiser, Joseph Sweet; altar committee, Ruth Egan, Clara Potter; Music, David Jenkins, Nancy Mizer and Mrs. Carl Zechman; missionary education, Mrs. Joseph Sweet and Miss Ruth Walter; State delegates, Mrs. George Frost, and Mrs.

Warren Kellar; Central North Assn. delegates, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sweet, Mrs A. W.

Wolfe and Mrs. A. L. Ocker; social action committee, William Garlic, Harold Robison and Mrs. John Hillhouse, social committee, Mrs.

David Jenkins, Mrs. Carl Langwell and Mrs. Zechman. All officers and committeemen will be installed Feb. 12 during the morning worship service.

Church Women At Huron To Meet Thursday Night Are Those Women Doing?" is the title of a skit which will be presented at the first meeting of the new year for the Presbyterian Womens' Association Thursday at 745 p.m. Invited as special guests are members of the church session. Members of the program department are presenting the skit under the direction of Mrs. Richard Linhart. Participating in the cast Mr.

and Mrs. William Knight, as the Mr. and Mrs. New Member; and Mesdames Jane Linhart, Ardis Holliger, Myra Gallant, Betty McCormick. Helen Jenkins, Jessie Brown, Alice Foley, June Comstock.

Mabel Snyder and Jeannette Wilcox. The program is planned to be of interest to all, especially the newer members of the association, and a competition is being held among the eight circles, for attendance. The meeting will be held in the church lounge. No advance period of music is planned, and music will be incorporated in the program proper. Members of last year's January circle will be hostesses for the evening.

Vermilion Council Has Speedy Meet lam Smith. The council approved Clerk Charles Horten's estimated budget 1961 of $806,932.43. A motion to join the Lorain County Regional Planning Commission, if eligible for membership, was adopted unanimously. The Business and Industrial Association has voted to pay half the membership fee for the first year. in Charles his court Baumhart last stated year numbered 740 and $17,301.08 was collected in fines and costs.

The ordinance designating the Erie County Bank as depository for village funds was repealed and a new ordiance designating both Erie County and Lorain National. Banks as depositiories was authorized. Contract Extended The safety committee reported that Sharpnack Chevrolet Co. had agreed to extend the rental contract for cruiser Number an additional month at $219. Ohio Edison recommended stallation of three 500-lumen lights on Inland Drive.

The in stallation was approved on recommendation of the light committee. Street Foreman Burt Hollosy was authorized to erect sign at the entrance of Hartford Street warning traffic that it is not through street. He was also instructed to post roads and streets in the Brownhelm annexation area with load-limit signs, since it was noted that a considerable amount of truck and transport traffic uses them. They are not designed for heavy traffic and considerable damage could be done during the next few months with alternate freezing and thawing, Council noted. Former Mayor Fred Fisch requested council take action on dogs running loose in the village.

Fischer said there are a considerable number of dogs getting into garbage cans and creating a nuisance. No final action was taken, although Councilman Robert Liljegren pointed out that under the VERMILION--Hampered by the absence of two key members, the Vermilion Council limited its meeting last night to the speedy dispatch of routine bustness. Absent were Council President Don Hoffman, who is confined to a hospital, and Village Solicitor Wile ordinance in the new village code, dogs running loose with licenses can be picked up and impounded and owners penalized. Police Commended Council recelved a letter mending the police dept. for their part in recovering the goods len from M.

M. Sparkle Market last week. The ordinance authorizing the sale of $75,000 in notes for water works improvements was adopted. Figures on the estimated cost for a water line on E. River Road were presented.

The figures were accepted and the engineering report forwarded to the soliciter for the necessary ordinance. Estimated cost for an eight inch line is $43,450. Bids from Ohio Engineering for hot and cold patch were accepted. A bid from Hull Builders' Supply for crushed stone was also accepted. The BPA was granted permission to advertise for bids for supplied for water and sewer departments.

The bills amounted to $1,696,42, and were approved. a Council authorized the planning commission to permit the Key Harbor Marina to construct not more than two model homes with the understanding that these were not to be sold nor occupied until satisfactory sewer installations had been made and approved. 2 Fatalities Mar Norwalk Traffic Mark NORWALK Norwalk city police chalked up two traffic fatalities during 1960, Chief Ray Chapin reported to City Council day night. There were no deaths in 1959. Police, all told, investigated total of 299 traffic accidents during 1960 as compared to 323 the previous year.

A total persons were injured in accidents in the past 12 months compared to 90 in the previous year. Total traffic arrests were 495 compared to 595 during 1959. Complaints investigated last year numbered 1,228 compared to in 1959. High on the list of investigations were those involving juveniles. During the past 12 months there were 241 cases compared to only 75 in 1959, Chapin's report showed.

At least 211 of last year's cases, not involving traffic offenses were referred to juvenile court. Fines, costs, waivers and bond forfeits that went to the city's general fund amounted to $9,128. Other money collected by police included $23,800.50 from parking meters and $5,013 in parking violations. Florence Grange To Award Degree At Feb. 14 Meet FLORENCE At the January meeting of Florence Subordinate Grange the names of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Kudela were approved for membership. They will received the first and second degrees at Vermilion Grange Feb. 14 at 8 p.m. At that time Florence Grange will open a and close the meeting, Milan Grange will present the first degree and Berlin Grange the second degree.

The refreshment committee for the Feb. 9 meeting of Florence Grange will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krebs a and and Mrs. Burl Call.

At the March meeting will be the bread baking contest. and in May, the hand embroidered pillow case contest. Jan. 28, there will be county food meeting at Oxford Grange hall. Feb.

11 at 8 p.m. card party is to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Crawford, Florence Wakeman Rd. George Moon gave a legislative report, and Mrs.

Ralph Prince presented the program. Florence Juvenile grange is continuing an all winter paper drive. T. E. Crawford, Florence, and Ralph Prince, Birmingham, are in charge of pickup.

At the February meeting members may purchase swatters from Mrs. William Thompson. matron for the fly swatter craft contest. In March cookies. 'JAYCEE WEEK' BELLEVUE Mayor Leon Yearick today proclaimed this as "Jaycee" week in Bellevue.

He said, in this connection that "This organization contributes materially to the betterment of this community and "I urge all citizens to give full consideration to the future service of the Jaycees." Man Jailed After Scrap With Police FREMONT Chester L. Teepie, 32, recently, released inmate of Toledo State Hospital, is being held in Sandusky County jail after he held police officers at bay Sunday in a Gibsonburg home. Teeple went to the home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Dale Vallance in Gibsonburg after threatening her, police said. When Teeple heard he was about to be taken to county jail he grabbed two knives from the kitchen wall and kept officers away, according to police.

Officers said they argued and cajoled with before Teeple for nearly down four hours he lay the knives and agreed to come quietly. Police Chief Ted Myers, Patrolmen Herbert Smith, Don Schlea and Leonard Caskey of Gibsonburg and Deputy Sheriff Robert Smith took turns pleading with Teeple. Tear gas was obtained from Fremont police, but it was not used. View Music Boxes FLORENCE -The IFF will meet at the Claude Kernell home at 8 p.m. Saturday, From there they will go to the home of Dr.

Byron Merrick, Berlin Heights, to view his famou. collection of music boxes. Later they will return to the Phillip Hicks home at Florence for devotions. LEGALS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 11794 Estate of Norman E.

Schaefer, deceased. Notice is of hereby 304 riven 42nd that Mary G. Schaefer Sandusky, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Norman Schaefer, deceased, late of Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months. Dated this 12th day of January, JOHN 1916.

W. BAXTER, Probate Judge of said County Jan. 17-24-31. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 11820-A.

Estate of Paul Alexander, deceased. Notice is hereby riven that Beulah Alexander of 1906 Third Sanduaky, Ohio, has been duly appointed Administratrix of the deceased tate of Paul Alexander late of Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four, January. months. 1961.

Dated this day JOHN W. BAXTER, Probate Judge of said County Jan. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 11814 Estate of Lucy A. Bates, aka Lucy Bates, deceased.

Nicholas Notice Catri is hereby riven that Sandusky, Washington Ohio, has been duly appointed ecutor of the Estate Bates, of Lucy deceased, A. aka Lucy late of Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio. Creditors are required to me within their claims. with. said fiduciary four months.

Dated this day of January, 1901. BAXTER, Probate Judge. of said County Jan. 17-24-31 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 11795 Estate of James Frederick aka, deceased.

Notice is hereby given that Leah Whitacre of 330 Central Avenue, Ravenna, Ohio, has been duly appointed Administratrix, with the will annexed of James Frederick aka, deceased, late of Perkins Township, Erie County, Ohio. Creditors are quired to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months. Dated this 6th day of January, 1961. JOHN W. BAXTER, Probate Judge of sald County Jan.

10-17-24 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 11799 Estate of Dorothy M. Armbruster, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Thomas Murray of 323 Central Sandusky, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor of the Estate of Dorothy Armbruster, ceased, late of Sandusky, Erie Ohio. Creditors are required to Hie their claims with said tiduciary within four 'months.

Dated this 6th day of January, 1961. JOHN W. BAXTER, Probate Judge of said County an. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 11798.

Estate of Catherine M. Farrell, deceased. Notice is hereby given that George C. Steinemann of Bliss Sandusky, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor of the tate of Catherine M. Farrell, ceased, late of Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio.

Creditors are required to within four months. Dated this fiduciary 6th their claims with said day of January, 1961. JOHN BAXTER, Probate Judge of said County Jan. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 11782 Estate of Attilio Guerra, Desolina Notice Is hereby given that Guerra of 1215 Milan Road.

Sandusky. Ohio, has been duly pointed Executrix of the Estate Attilio Guerra, deceased, late of Sandusky, Erie to County, file Ohio, their claims required with said fiduciary within four months. Dated this 6th day of January, 1961. JOHN W. BAXTER, Probate Judge of said County Jan.

10-17-24 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 11801 Estate of Frank Wizdale, ceased. Notice is hereby given that Pauline Getz Molesky of R.D. No. Berlin Heights, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Frank Wizdale, deceased, late of Berlin Township, Erie Ohio.

Creditors are required to their claims with said liduciary within four months, Dated this 6th day of January, 1961. JOHN BAXTER, Probate Judge of said County Jan. 10-17-84 In the District Court of the United States, Northern 1 District of Ohio, Western Division. Miller, Downing, DeMuth and Dorcas. Cause No.

8423. Federal National Mortgage sociation, corporation, vs. Henry Clinton Groves, et al, Defendants. By virtue of an Order of the Sale above issued entitled from cause, said I Court will in: at the door of the Erie County Court House, in Sandusky, Ohio on the 18th day of February, 1961 at 10:00 o'. clock A.M.

of said day offer for sale at public auction the following described lands and tenements, wit: Situated in the Township of Perkins, County of Erie and State of Ohio: and bounded and described as follows. to- And known as and being Inlot Number Five (45) Columbus Park, a subdivision of part of Lots Eleven (11) and Twelve (12) in the Hallam Tract, in Section Number Two (3) in said Township, as said plat is recorded in Volume 16. Page 37. of the Erie County Records. (Also known as 4932 Richmond Circle, Sandusky, Appraisec: at $10,000.00.

Terrns: Cash not less than twothirds of the appraised value. Marsal, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, ern Division. Albert J. Jacobe, U.S.

Marsal, Miller, Downing. DeMuth and Dorcas. Attorneys, Toledo, Ohio. Jan. 17-24-31; Feb.

SANDUSKY REGISTER PAGE 13 JAN. 17, 1961. A IT'S EASY TO USE Family Want Ads Dial MAin 5-5500 72, who lived alone at her dead on the floor yesterday He called liff T. R. the H.

P. due to Mrs. land near Her years nieces Services 2 p.m. eral Ruby Burial cemetery. MRS.

George killed bypass night, morrow Fostoria. sun. A is daughter, er in a son, grandchildren grandchild. MRS. Goodsite, Memorial billing months.

She St. Mrs. Huron, past 30 from Survivors, include Howard walk; Kesling, merman, children; Huron, nephews. Services Thursday Home, pastor ary Burial tery. Friends home.

INFANT rites son of Dwyer, held in consin. The Providence The charge twice yesterday, morning investigate, looked in the floor. Ashland County SherBrown, who in turn called Ashland County Coroner, Petty. Petty ruled death a heart attack. Weeks was born in CleveSept.

10, 1888, but had lived Nova for the past 45 years. husband, Frank, died several ago. Her sole survivors are and nephews. will be conducted at Thursday at Eastman FunHome here by the Rev. C.O.

of First Methodist Church. will be in the Nova Village GEORGE LYNCH FREMONT Services for Mrs. Lynch, 74, of Bettsville, in an accident on Fremont north of here Sunday will be held 1:30 p.m. toat Harrold mortuary in Burial will be in Rising- native of Seneca County, she survived by her husband; a Lucille, who is a teachthe Huron school system Perry, of rural Tiffin; three and one great- RONNIE GOODSITE NORWALK Mrs. Rena Belle 73, died in Fisher-Titus Hospital Monday mornafter an illness of two resided at 54 North Foster Goodsite was born in and lived here for the years, coming to Norwalk Huron, besides her husband, four sons, Ernest, Russell, and Wayne, all of Nortwo daughters, Mrs.

Mabel and Mrs. Grace Zimboth of Norwalk; 18 grandchildren; 29 great a brother, Sprowl, and several nieces and will be at 2. p.m. the Rev. D.R.

Horning, a at the Heaston Funeral of the Christian MissionAlliance Church, officiating. will be in Woodlawn Ceme- may call at the funeral DWYER BELLEVUE Private funeral for Infant Dwyer, stillborn Mr. and Mrs. Attwood Terrace, will the family home in Wis- baby was born Sunday at Hospital, Sandusky. Foos Funeral Home was in of arrangements.

Initiate Two In Isabella Club At Bellevue BELLEVUE The Daughters of Isabella Club of the Immaculate Conception Church of Bellevue met last week for its monthly business meeting. Two new members, Mrs. Alex Kasuga and Mrs. Frank Panfalone, were initiated. Reports were read from the varjous committees and letters of thanks from Father Bishop, Father Somners, Father Welch and Father Samy, the latter a missionary priest in the Congo who was educated by of I Circle.

Mrs. Joseph Briehl reported 124 cans of soup taken to the County School for Retarded Children in Norwalk at Christmas. A pre-Lenten dance to be held in connection with the Knights of Columbus will be in charge of Mrs. John Scagnetti, chairman, and Mrs. William Scagnetti, cochairman.

1. DEATH NOTICE At his home on W. Lake Vermilion, Sunday, Jan. 15. JoF.

Yost, aged 57 years. Friends may call at the Charles J. Andres Sons' Funeral Home, where services will be Wednesday at 1:30 p.m., the Rev. Tom Wedsworth, officiating. Burial in Oakland Ceme- tery.

LAVINE-AL Providence Hospital, Monday, Jan. 16, Mrs. Anna Patti Lavine. wife of William Lavine, 1620 years. She lived at Campbell St.

Friends may call at the Charles J. Andres Sons' Funeral. Home, where services will be Wed. nesday at 8:30 8.m. and at SS.

Peter and Paul Church at 9 a.m.. the Rev. William Sullivan. Joseph's officiating. Burial in St.

tery. BOWIE-At his home, 1410 Third Sunday, Jan. 15, Thomas D. Bowle, aged 76 years. Friends may call at Quick's Funeral Home 10 a.m.

at the First Presbyterian and a services will be Wednesday at Church, the Rev. Tom Wedsworth, officiating. Burial in Oakland etery. 3. FUNERAL DIRECTORS FREY FUNERAL HOME F.

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the Rev. Dewees Singley installed Mrs. Albert Latteman, president; Mrs. Maynard Dellifield, vice-president; Miss Martha Dellifield, secretary and Mrs. Ben Krysik, treasurer.

Committees appointed are Mrs. Maynard Dellifield and Mrs. Ben Krysik, Christian education; Mrs. Nelson Brill, Mrs. Maynard Dellifield, Mrs.

Alfred Herman and Mrs. Amelia Dute, ways-means; Mrs. Glenn Gerstacker, tax stamps; Mrs. Nelson Howe, flowers on altar for new babies; Mrs. Frank Berg, devotional magazine subscriptions.

Mrs. Eldon Everett, social Mrs. Ronald Greszler Mrs. Chester Franklin, stewardship; Mrs. Dewees Singley and Mrs.

Ray Brown, missionary education; Mrs. Harold Latteman, Mrs. Donald Krebs, Mrs. Anna Becker, Christian service; Mrs. Theodore Latteman, spirtual life.

World Day of Prayer will be observed by women of this community at Amherst M.E. Church Feb. 17 at 1:30 p.m The theme is "Forward through the Ages." Two new members, Mrs. Carl Reighley and Mrs. Alice Wilcox, were received into the membership.

Refreshments were served! to 34 adults and children by Mrs. Alfred Herman and Mrs. Eldon Huron Rotary Is Told Of Classes For Handicapped HURON Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rinderle of the Erie County Ohio Council of Parents and Friends of Exceptional Children, Sandusky, spoke to the Huron Rotary Club during its luncheon-meeting yesterday.

The Rinderles said an exceptional child is one who is not normal and is handicapped. Three out of every 100 children are so handicapped. There are 43 in the Sandusky group. Mrs. Rinderle' explained the teaching program and the different classes.

were shown. followed by and answers. E. E. Koontz was this week's: program chairman.

Next week's program will be' given by a group of SHWF bers of the Presbyterian Church who went to the Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, for the work session last summer. Visiting Rotarians were George C. Hill. Sandusky; Kenneth man, Ray Full and Art Crow of Vermilion, and Kenneth I Laughlin, Medina. ATTENTION MEN! Train to be a HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR BULLDOZER GRADER SCRAPER POWER SHOVEL AND OTHERS Trained Men Are Earning Up To $3.88 per hour TRAINING on weekends if desired This is the ONLY save training method to become an experienced operator.

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Small budget terms. AL- WIN TRAINING, Inc. Box C-16 Sandusky, Register. LEGALS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 11793 Estate of Mary E.

Ludrach, de. ceased. Notice is hereby given that Melvin Niggle of R.D. 2. Vermilion.

has been duly appointed Adminis. trator with the will annexed of the Estate of Mary, E. Ladrach. ceased, late Vermilion Township, Erie County, Ohio. Creditors are re: quired to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months.

Dated this 6th day of January, 1961. JOHN W. BAXTER. Probate Judge of said County Jan. 10-17-24 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No.

11804-A Estate of Cecil O. Jones. Notice is hereby 'given that Martha M. Jones of Main Toledo, Ohio, has been duly appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Cecil O. Jones, deceased, late of Milan, Erie County, Ohio.

Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months. Dated this 30th day of December, 1960. JOHN W. BAXTER, Probate Judge of said County Jan. 10-17-24 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No.

11807-A Estate of Albert Visi deceased. Notice is hereby given that Goldie Johnson of Berlin Heights, Ohio, has been duly appointed Adminis. tratrix of the Estate of Albert Visi, deceased, late of Berlin Township, Erie County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months. Dated this 6th day of January, 1.961.

JOHN W. BAXTER, Probate Judge of said County Jan. 10-17-24 l'ais Space Reserved tor LUTZ SUITOR FUNERAL HOME Classified Adr.