News Herald from Port Clinton, Ohio • 5

From the records Obituaries ArleneKohlman Fred Hagen officiating, and MAGRUDER HOSPITAL Sisi, Port Clinton, hip in-burialinFJlistnnromotorv ADMITTED Anril 19: iurv. Bonita Kemp, Berea, I a mr. wiggs beginning-of-the-week MWM 3 3 5 in 0l TODAY, TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY Mrs. Arlene B. Kohlman, Mr.

White is survived by Diane Dowdle, 6485 Camp stepped on nail. Tim 46, died Sunday in her his wife, Fern; daughter, Perry surgical; Matt- Saunders, Port Clinton, residence at 2801 Darr-Hop- MrS. Harold (Fern) Greunke hew Roberts, 3610 Rock Cliff lacerated eyebrow. Scott finger Road. A native Ohioan, of Graytown; three grand- MEDICAL: Mrs.

Wil- Sobczak, injured ring and she was born August 29, children and three great- mer Schultz, 4626' E. little fingers. William Mas-1927- grandchildren. Catawba Woods medi- sie, Port Clinton, injured Mrs. Kohlman was found cal; Sabina Balint, Box 152, left foot.

Harry Cordell, dead in her bed Sunday Sister J. Baptist Putin-Bay medical; Mrs. Oak Harbor, shoulder in-morning. Discovery of the Si Baptist 81 Albert Rieger, 504 Cedar jury. Joyce Hensley, Port death was made by Kohl- forma Anna Rose Lakeside, medical; Clinton, thumb injury, man, who had arisen earlier Macelwane of Port Clinton Susan Malik, 520 E.

Tenth Adeline Schmidlin, Port and gone outdoors to do the died Saturdav in the UrI medical; William Vols- Clinton, index finger lacera-chores. When he returned suiine convent Toledo chow, 217 Short medi- tion. to the house, one of the chil- gister John' BaDtist was cal; Myrtle Wickline, P.O. AREA HOSPITALS dren was crying and told Dresident of Manse Box 312, medical. ST.

CHARLES, Oregon: him something was wrong college Toledo from 1955 DISCHARGED: Roberta ADMITTED Blake Hen-with her mother. Kohlman tQ and was general Tilson, Urban Anderson, ninger, Ellean Shaneck, gave mouth-to-mouth resus- superior of tne ursuline Mrs- Russell Fuller, Mrs. Curtice; Carlton Graening, citation but to no avail. 0rder in Toiedo from 1955 Thomas Harley, James Graytown; Donna Kern, An autopsy was planned. tol967 Jackson, Mrs.

Richard Starling Ladd, Johanna Surviving are the hus- ghe had taught at various Kunzler, John Sherry, Mrs. Rudes, Juanita Hernandez, band, Calvin Kohlman; two eiementarv and secondary Don Sorg, Irene Conley, all Genoa; Theodore Buh-daughters, Barbara and Jean scs in Ohio from 1917 Edith FalL Cheri Pollard, row, Ann Harraman, El-Kohlman, St. Clairsville, unU1 m9 and held a mas. zet Winters, Henry Schil- more; Ruth Shiffert, Clay and Kathy Sue Kohlman, ter's degree and doctorate ler, Gale Fritz. Center; Helma Strackel-home; six sons, Larry, Da- of science from st ADMITTED April 20: john, Williston.

DISCHARG-vid, William, Michael, Jerry University. Mrs- Donald Gaiser, Parma ED Ann Harraman, John and Raymond, all at home; From 1949 to 1955 Sister Heights, medical; Mrs. LaBriere, Elmore; Virginia her mother, Mrs. Irene Jonn Baptjst was on the Pnil Pearce, 429 Lincoln Derifeld, Rebecca Szmania, Hartenfeld, Bono, and general council of the Ur- medical. Genoa; Ralph Spalding, three sisters, Mrs.

Mary suime Convent and for nine DISCHARGED: Kristine Martin; Annette Halka, Clucky and Mrs. Evelyn years was a trustee of the Nickolson, Mrs. Elbert Tay- Mary Miller, Curtice; Augus-Romstadt, both of Bono, 0hio Foundation of Inde- lor, Cheryl Andrews, Diane ta Swartz, Clay Center, and Mrs. Shirley Shutt, Lake- pendent Colleges. Since Dowdle, Richard McLaugh- FREMONT MEMORIAL: land, Florida.

1970, Sister Baptist was Hn, Mrs. Robert Ackinclose, DISCHARGED Mrs. Bon-Friends may call at Sand- the moderator of the Ur- Walter Brugger, Mary nie ThomPson, Mrs Leo ers Funeral Home 2 to 4 suline Activities Association. Wagener, Mary Ann Pop- Druyor Port Clinton; and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday Surviving are a brother, son, Mary Ohlemacher, Mrs.

James Barnes Graytown; and Tuesday. Funeral ser- Arthur, Port Clinton; sister, Harry Dodge, Robert Cec- Mrs lvia Beck 0ak boys' pajamas! JR. BOYS' AND BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE PAJAMAS Our Reg. 3.99. Pick generously from this terrific selection of no-iron pajamas.

Scores of patterns and colors all with short sleeves and long legs. Coat or pull-over tops. Boys' Sizes 8 to 16 Jr. Boys' Sizes 4 to 7 vices wm uc nciu t. Mary Macelwane, and sister- mis.

ucuigc ouxii, Harbor PROVIDENCE, Sandusky: weanesuay in r-eace jn.iaw Judge Geraldine Jane deverun, eran Church, Rev. William Marplwane Tolprfo Veverka. DISCHARGED Charles Luoma officiating. Burial Funeral arrangements ADMITTED April 21: Shela Mrs Kenneth Pelle-will be in Riverview ceme- are in cnarge of Murphy JoAnn Mattox, 5053 E. tier and baby, Port Clinton.

iciy. Mortuarv. The body in naroor meuiwi, rir BIRTHS the Ursuline Convent where cis Wood, 1802 Bay View Doris Clark Mr, and Mrs. John Holly, services will be held 4 p.m. Dr-.

Marblehead, medical; mower! hlnoi Mrs. Thomas Gill. 512 52 fc. Konker Road, are PRIDE "MICHIGAN CrpRi MICHIGAN IS gSju Mrs Dons E. Clark of dd Laurel medical; Mrs.

parents of a son born April 724 Monroe Street, died Vli" A Ohreeon 2347 State 19 in Providence Hospital, Sundav in Maerurier Hos- 1 rpmipkta anv tributes be in medical; Dean Saun- aanausKy. pital. She was 69. Mrs. ders, 2156 S.

Gaydos 54" Save $10! Clark was born March cunuuuu K- Aaw.nw.ian the form of contributions Reg. 64.99 PEAT i to tne ursuline Development he lu- Mirhael Huffman. P.O. Box the 1905, in Port Clinton, Hanohtcr nf Pharlos or me iviary iviauae Pharlos 2 IXCIUENT 1 -3 MOISTURE RETENTION and Mina Salomon Seufert. Colleee scholarship fund.

105, Oak Harbor, surgical; Rminrl-IlFi Melchor Cortez, 1253 E. 3 prs- 1 Her survivors are nus- i Aw medical 'IK!" eel (AftOCN 794 20" FRONT CHUTE POWER MOWER Rear baffled deck of 14 gauge steel and blades are 1-pc. austempered steel. No tools needed for wheel adjustments. 3 H.P.

3034 LADIES' SHEER KNEE-HI'S Our Reg. 590. One-size nylons with elastic tops. Fashion shades. Fits Sizes 8V4 to 11 band, son, Dana, Jon" James Wells 341 Wiison Kindergarten Round-Up and daughter, Mrs.

Homer Funeral services for John Ave-i Diane for children who will be at- Dawn) Webb, all of Port w. Harris of 8561 W. Portage Dowdle, 6485 Camp Perry tending kindergarten this Clinton; and three grand- River South Road 18, Oak western medical. fall in Port Clinton City children. Harbor, will be at 1:30 p.m.

DISCHARGED: Donald Schools will be held this Gerner and Wolf Funeral Tuesday from St. John Lu- Merrifield, Marvin Hardy, week Tuesday through Fri- Home is in charge of ar- theran Church. The Rev. Mrs. Elwood Crawford, day at Trinity Methodist rangements.

There will be Harold C. Rust will officiate Harry Smith, Mrs. Donald Church, no visitation at the funeral and burial will be in Roose Gaiser. All parents who have pre- home. Cemetery.

Masonic services registered their children Dale Burmeister at Robinson Funeral Home, EMERGENCIES have received letters desig- Lrdic uurmeisier Oak Harbor, will be at 7:30 FRIDAY: Ballard Chil- nating a specific time to Dale W. Burmeister, 55, tonight. dres, Fostoria, foreign attend the round up. shot himself with a 20 guage Mr. Harris, 66, died Fri- body in left eye.

Tina If you have not registered shotgun between 5:15 and day night in Fremont Me- Couture, 1961 E. Harbor your child please call the 5:30 this morning in the morial Hospital where he fen 0ff bike and cut chin. school in your district to garage of his rural Oak had been a patient since Dale Stang, 157 E. Main make arrangements Harbor home, 8532 West April 9. Oak Harbor, injured left Any chnd who will be LeutzRoad.

He was born in North inger. Kevin Mooney, 4608 five years old by September County Coroner, Dr. V. Hampton, England, Sep- e. Terrace Circle, cut second on 1074 i iiaihi nmii MICHIGAN PEAT or SOIL Generous 40-ppund bags of "Pride of Michigan" Peat has excellent moisture retention and the top soil perfect for bedding plants and finishing 1 1 6.99 Reg.

9.99 8.78 REG. 9.99 in kindergarten. Save BELTED RADIAL HOSE Reinforced with nylon cord, abrasive-resistant cover. Brass couplings. 73555 MEN'S, BOYS', CONVERSE COACH Loose lined, comfort cushion, 2-stripe binding.

Blue, white, black. Men's Sizes tVi to 12 Boys' Sizes 2 lo 8 i' oniiciiii iiaguci, mm viuu leiiiuei 1, iu, iu mucii jett linger, ivaren iook, Deputy Sheriff William e. and Helen Langton Har- 2897 E. Catri injured Faust were called to the ris. He had been in this rjght ankle.

Scott Meck- scene at 5:47 this morning, country since 1929. fessel, lOO1- Church Oak Dr. Wagner has returned He was a brick mason Harbor, hit in head with a verdict of suicide by and former state building machinery. Ronald Nason, gunshot. inspector; was a member 93 Bay Shore burns to Relatives and friends of St.

John Lutheran Church eyes Lois Fleming, Lime-told Dr. Wagner that Bur- and its choir and Men of the stahi fish hook in right meister had been depressed Church; member of Mason- little finger, recently. ic Lodge AM 495, Brick- SATURDAY: Harold Born in Carroll township, layers Union 19 of Fremont, Cooley, 807 E. Second August 27, 1918, he was a and the old National Guard cut right hand. Sheryl Man-son of Henry and Elsie Bas- Company B.

He was also they, Berea, cut right knee, tubee Burmeister. He was a Cubscout leader. Lisa Curtis, Galena, cut a member of St. John Lu- August 24, 1940, in Du- nose Jennifer Spears, 934 theran church. buque, Iowa, he married Maryland dog bite.

On November 24, 1943, Gertrude Carper. She sur- Kyong Mallory, 1012 Dale Burmeister was mar- vives along with three sons, Fremont burns. Arthur ried in Oak Harbor to Ella j0hn and Robert, both at Carnicom, 8606 E. Harbor Mae Thorbahn, and she home and Donald of Arling- cut left index finger, survives. Also surviving are ton, Texas; one granddaugh- Douglas Mackey, 2079 S.

one son, Dennis, Fremont; ter, Kristianna; and broth- Tecumseh Marble-three daughters, Mrs. Les ers and sisters in England. head, injured left index (Cheryl) Biggert, Oak Har- Family requests me- finger at work. Rodney bor, Peggy and Mary, both morials be made to St. Mackey, 7690 W.

Boysen at home; two grandchildren; j0hn Forward Phase, St. Oak Harbor, cut left his mother Mrs. Elsie j0hn Choir, or American knee Marv Keil. Columbus. 3 by TOM SCHEMMER TONY KASHMER 66t PRELL LIQUID OR CONCENTRATE For great looking hair it's Prell everytime.

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INSTAMATIC KODAK FILM 12 exposures in color. Easy drop in cartridge. C126-12 What causes vapor locks? These are generally created by excessive heat which vaporizes the fuel in the pump or lines. When the car is caught in heavy traffic on a hot day, vapor locks often occur. In normal driving, the gas tank is cooled by air and fuel passing rapidly.

In heavy traffic the hot engine can cause slow-moving fuel to boil. If fuel lines are too close to the exhaust, the same thing will happen. head injury. Tommy Ley, Toledo, stepped on nail with right foot. SUNDAY: Kyle Auxter, and two brothers, Leonard and Alvin Burmeister, both of Oak Harbor.

Legal Notices WOOLITE FOAMY RUG CLEANER Aerosol foam sprays on the rug, when dry, simply vacuum it up. 22-oz. size. PUBLICNOTICE Port Clinton, burned wrist Friends may call after 7 FILM, C-126-20 ..1.09 this evening at Robinson commission of Ohio No 74-i7i-R in and hand. Toni Windnagel, Funeral Home.

Services will the Matter of the Application of oak Harbor, burns of leg be held 1:30 pm Wednes- Norfolk an Weser Railway day in St. John Lutheran station at Curtice, Ohio to a non- Lakeside, arm injury. Scott nSave 1 PROJECTOR LAMPS All Types church, Rev. Harold C. RUSt agency prepay station tor carioaa freight only under the jurisdiction of officiating.

Burial will be in theBagent7at 0ak Harbor, Ohio. Union cemetery. The family Curtice is the governing station for memorial to St Williston, Ohio, which will also be Suggests memorial 10 l. pacedunder0ak Harbor, Ohio. John Forward Phase.

Notice is hereby given that Norfolk and Western Railway Company has Cnwl Vi'UU, filed its application with The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for vires were held at authority to change the station at oerviws wwe iiciu Curtice 0ni0 t0 a non-agency prepay 4 p.m. Sunday for Carl W. station for carload freight only and White 79, former Graytown that said application is assigned for area resident, who died Fri- SSSS day in Mesa, Arizona. Ser- commission, 111 North High street, vioet were at Oestreich Columbus, Ohio. vices were ai uesueii.11 Norfolk and western Funeral Home, one-half mile railway company east of Elliston, the Rev.

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