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From the records News Herald, Port Clinton, Ohio 5 Thursday, July 5, 1973 Obituaries 1934 from the former Toledo a member of St. JoseDh John Kekelik MAGRUDER HOSPITAL ADMITTED July 3: Mrs. Curtis Laubner, 212 Erie Beach Lakeside, medical; Mrs. John Hyde, Route 2, Oak Har Hospital; weight, six pounds, 15 ounces. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Kinsey, 284 Luchsinger are parents of a son born July 4 in i vrrr i4t jv.i bor, medical; Harold Schau, 123 Monroe medical; Kath' Magruder Hospital; weight, J. 7 'ffW I John Kekelik, 114 Clemons Jeacners college. Catholic Church and its Holy Marblehead, died Monday Her teaching posts in the Name Society, Mr. Grob earn- at his home at the age of 60.

Toledo Diocese included prin- ed the third and fourth degrees He had been in ill health the ciPal at st- Charles School, in the Knights of Columbus, past few months. Toledo, 1931 to 1932; teacher He was a member and past He was born March 5, 1913, at school, 1944 to 1948 exalted ruler of the Elks lodge, in Marblehead, to Mike and a8ain from I966. He was director of R.B. Julia Hritsko Kekelik, Sr. when sne retired from the Hayes Audubon Chapter and Mr.

Kekelik was preceded profession. also director of Sandusky Coun- In death by his wife, Gertrude, she was als principal of St. ty Automobile Club. He served in 1968, and by a brother, Mike, Boniface School, Oak Harbor, two terms as president of in 1972. 1926 to 1927; teacher at St.

Sandusky County Historical Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Rose School, Perrysburg, 1952 Society, was a member of the James (Helen) Glovinsky and to 1961 and directress of Chamber of Commerce, Kiwania nephew, Terrance Glovinsky, novices, 1932 to 1938. Club, mayor's Park Advisory Marblehead; stepdaughters, Sister Perpetua is survived Council, Rockwell Springs Mrs. Don (Carol) Elder and bv sisters, Mary Macelwane Trout Club, National Wildlife Mrs. Jack (Donna) Mineo, San- ol Toledo and Sister John Federation.

He had formerly dusky, and Mrs. Ken (Mary BaPtist. also of Ursuline Con- served on Dollars for Scholars Lou) Olson, Columbus. vent! and a brother, Arthur scholarship committee. Mr.

Kekelik was a carpenter Macelwane, Port Qinton. Born Oct. 24, 1904, he was for many years. He was a services will be the son of George and Ida veteran of World War II and 9:30 a m- Friday in cn- Barth Grob. He succeeded his member of American Legion vent' 2413 Collingwood father as proprieter of Grob Post 555 of Marblehead.

Toledo. Thursday (tonight) at Camera Shop in 1946. Services will be Friday 10 7:30 Pm-' there wiU be vi8a Survivors are his wife, a.m. from Gerner and Wolf service at the convent. Murphy Gladys Rundle Grob, whom he Funeral Home, the Rev.

Frank is in charge of funeral married April 19, 1928, In ryn Goodman, 818 Concord "a line, medical; Anna Minder- Mr'H Mmm ilvidKen-man, 653 Orchard surgical; 5109 Rd Oak Harbor, Robert Lykens, 266 Washington a pfPeIlb? medical; Mrs. Charles la ln MaK8der Hosp'' Miller, 2006 State medical; s' Pounds, Janetta Crowe, Cleveland, med- wei8hed ical; Mrs. Martin Spychala, pounds, 12 ounces. Toledo, surgical; Harry Pollock, Bucyrus, medical. AREA HOSPITALS DISCHARGED: Mrs.

James SANDUSKY MEMORIAL: Lee, Mrs. Corbet Blanton, DISCHARGED Florence Christopher Pointer, Joetta Mischler, Marblebead. Bamette, Carleton Nelson, Mrs. Charles Baker, Charles McGow- PROVIDENCE, Sandusky: nan, Jacqueline Lockhart, Paul DISCHARGED Raymond Webster, Mrs. John Tokar.

Swimmer, Mrs. Argentina ADMITTED July 4: Edward Ciancarelli, Mrs. Paul Bord-Nason, 6015 E. Harbor ner, John Hensley, all Port Lakeside-Marblehead, surgical; Clinton; Mrs. Veronica Fedor, David Gay, 815 Delaware Lane, Marblehead.

medical; Michael Rahm, 715 State medical. FREMONT MEMORIAL: DISCHARGED: Anna Min- ADMITTED Gwindal Schmidt derman, Caroline Ohm, Mrs. 0ak Harbor, DISCHARGED -Warren VanHoose, Mrs. Albert Mrs. Vincent Nugent, Port Dolance, Mrs.

Joseph Estep, CHnton Lakeside bike parade Korba officiating, and burial in arrangements. Fremont; two sons, Raymond, St. Mary Byzantine Catholic Cemetery. Janel L. Colgate Kaymond Grob Sr.

Jr "emont, and James, Issaquah, four grand-FREMONT A Fremont children; three sisters, Mrs. business man, prominent in Robert Chamberlein, Cleveland, phi proximately 125 children entered their decorated bikes in the parade. Also part of the festivities were the rock band on the dock in the afternoon and the fireworks display from the dock in the evening. Todd Heslet, Lakeside, and Jennifer Heckenhaurer, Bucyrus, were grand prize winners in the Children's Bike Parade in Lakeside, Wednesday. The parade was a part of the centennial celebration and Fourth of July festivities in Lakeside.

Ap Mrs. Harold Foreman. Jeffrey ST. CHARLES, Oregon: ADMITTED Earl Carter, Curtice; Elizabeth Littlejohn and Susie Tomor, Oak Harbor. Puffenberger.

EMERGENCIES TUESDAY: Stephen Nyctrae, Berea, 0., cut thumb with poc mveS cLneK' fof Yanet BirChard died Monda was a funeral at 1 iZl a of an ePPent heart 10 a.m. today (Thursday) in Colgate, who died Tuesday attack Mr Grob wag owner Qf gt BwJ WflS at Zion Retaree Center, Zion, Grob camera Shop, Justice made in the church cemetery, wnere sne was a resident. Fremont. He was widely known Friends called at Ochs Fun- The Rev. Glen Jones of the ta ottawa Counfy wMlif flnd eral Home Twsd flnd WeJ.

Wesleyan Church wiU officiate conservation circles. nesday. at the ntes. Neidecker-LeVeck School reroof ing bids authorized for Danbury ket knife. Ivan Meinzer, Galion, fell off boat.

Scott Seymour 9 7" Susie 1951 SR 19, Oak Harbor, step- fni er! Jf8', 0a Har" ped on glass while swimming. br: Valerie Shank, Genoa; Paul Helmke, Toledo, stepped Woodr Montl on glass while swimming. Ken- "ow- Hmarrv artm' neth Heschel, 502 Fulton dog Glaida McLaughlin, Elmore; bite of chin. Rebecca Charles Hoslev- Carl Ber8er' Siders, Columbus, kicked by a Curtice; Kazmir Tunkewicz, horse. Carl Uhinck, 326 N.

Steel, Elliston. ORCHESTRA HALL THEATRE lakeside on Lake Erie THURS. "THE MAN" (G) Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrangements. Mrs. Colgate, the daughter of Estill and Harriet Grove Collins, was born June 10, 1905, in Mount Union, Pa.

She is survived by two brothers, Eugene Collins, Port Clinton, and Robert Collins, Fremont; a sister, Mrs. Lou-ella Laird, Port Clinton. FRI. SAT. "LIME LIGHT" (G) 3:00 P.M.

7:30 P.M. I I i LAKESIDE MARBLEHEAD elude: Clarence E. Walters, Board members voted to ac- Danbury Board of Educa- custodian, two years; Robert cePl tne resignations of Mrs. tion, at its meeting Tuesday, Szakovits, high school principal, Marfene Young, aid, and Mrs. declared the reroofing of the three years; Thomas Gahris, Constance Link, special educa- elementary building an emer- elementary principal, three tion teacher.

eencv. refused to rehire mil" voarc Thnmac flahric plpmpn Only patrolman seriously burned Lakeside, fell 12 feet from a roof. WEDNESDAY: Jeffrey Am-brozy, 431 W. Second stepped on glass with right foot. Carolyn Heiser, Akron, hit head on dashboard of car.

James Crawford, 216 Strauss Lane, 3:00 P.M. 630 P.M. 8:15 P.M. nrinrina thrPP vpars- dumorizeu a lem- tary Mrs. Colgate was a retired sic teacher Gene Joseph, and appointed Mrs.

Jane Biers Adults $1.00 Children 50c COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Wil- Adeline Schmidlin, speech Porary partition in the study schooi teacher. She was a Lakeside, fish hook in eyebrow, liam Kindal, the only police as caietena manager to replace therapist, one year; Terre Sam- Ior exPansion member of the Wesleyan Mrs. Rhea Capes who recently monSi nome economics, one Church Qak park minois Donald Leeper, Findlay, was man in Logan County's Wash-poked in left eye by grandson, ington Township, was rushed to retired. year; Marsha Webster, elemen- Board members voted to tarv teacher, one vear: Dennis SlSler Mary erpetua William Willard, Fraser, University Hospital in Colum Vii (Inoap nt loft 1 1.. 1 clltVinrbo HailnrH Rrai tVlujQ ito x-j: lAsKJ 1 1 IUI I UICO in tuainci iingn uus eaiiy luuciy wiui uuma uvci tjira, summer cusiuuian; rnyi- TOLEDO Sister Marv hand.

Taniare Barnd, Findlay, 90 per cent of his body. superintendent, to receive seal- lis Novotny, three-quarter time in Ont rrrnth Ppmptna 7 thp (wmPP stepped on rusty nail with left ed bids for the reroofing ol the cooVs helper, one year; Rose Ul crasn Catherine Macelwane of Port foot. Joseph Pastor, 504 Logan County authorities said elementary school, after declar- Zura, half time dishwasher. 3tai dM Tull Second eu right foot KindBa, wag byurned whe his ui an tBgjri ibo oneyear. DAYTON.

Oh.o AP) Me- Ursula Academy, 4025 Indian lS trailer near Lewistown caught fJ ft2S aPPoin ed rs. Biers monal services were scheduled ghe there Fr ejte jrtjoe to the p0Si ior cafetena Pecember when she underwent I LIONEL HAMPTON yAndHrch 1 noi coiice on nerseu. iuuu un uumi, ager anu granieu ner a tuuuu- uiuguaiu, uuiuuusiiiau iur "6C ciirpprv month extension contract, which pr0ved the summer drivers edu- ty since 1971. He died Tuesday VT rerPe.lua A started when school was out and cation program. night following a heart attack.

,1 XTr i will terminate this week. Jo- took her final vows in January seDh aDDeared before the board A rpsnlntinn was nasspd el- Doinw tviim th onvfimmont 1917. She was graduated in Sijan, 4740 E. Terrace Circle, fell arid cut forehead. Steven iSewark man JS Paddock, 611 W.

Catawba injured right foot while water trajjlC Victim skiing. Sheila LaCroix, 1859 MR! Pntamha TM ininreH loft (- last month with the parents of iminating the job of matron at nost. Bingham was editor of the II nalm Tanipp Nipkon 52R lack- unio (Af Clair seveidi ui ins muuchls, awning me primary scnooi ana aumoriz- editorial page oi tne uaywn sT St steDoed I on i' something Rbeck. 50, of Route 8, New- to be rehired for the ing tne niring of a half time journal.Herald and an editorial with lPft fnnt Roppr Grashel ark. was killed early today in a year.

Board had earlier accept custodian on a nine and a half wrjter at the Springfield Sun. Wim leil IOOI. IOgCI UldSIICl, hie rpeicrnatinn whirh hp D-J hn.o tn NOW SHOWING twistpH rioht anklp neau-on collision Wlin a DlCKUp iuuiiui uasio. uuaiu uuyta ii Rp: truck on Ohio 16 at the eastern said he was forced into sub- combine this job with that of edce of Newark. a bus driver 5s ion, vh na.uui, Other contracts granted in- Pleads insanity to murder charge CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES REDUCED PRICES nana, niunaru jeiitcii, 01 rmiw Hoover Auditorium Lakeside, Ohio July 14th at 8: 15 p.m.

Adults $4.00 Youths $3.25 Children Under 12 (When accompanied by adult) Price includes Gate Fee TICKETS: The Lakeside Association 236 Walnut Lakeside, Ohio 43440 (419) 798-2117 IRONTON, Ohio (AP) A plea of innocent by reason of insanity was entered in Lawrence County Common Pleas Court Wednesday by Charles Fanning, 22, of South Point. He is charged with first-degree murder in the May 24 strangulation death of Jeffrey Scott, 15, of South Point. LM 3M mm MIDNIGHT SHOW FRI. SAT. 12:15 ALL SEATS $1.00 "ALICE'S RESTAURANT" GP 1 Dttt From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, II NO A U.S.

Dtpt. oi Commirc to Am. Wi ft la5n Hfflh Tmpotwrt txpu4 t. Oak Harbor, something in right eye. James Weigle, Rocky River, stepped on something with left heel.

Joyce Skidmore, Rocky Ridge, auto accident. James Horn, Brooklyn, cut back of head on rock. Richard Wahl, 419 E. Second cut forehead. Jeanne Auxter, 124 Oak dog bite.

Kimberly Hoy, 550 Church Oak Harbor, stepped on nail with right foot. John Galask, Garden City, N.Y., fish hook in left hand. Brian Bachtel, 5095 W. Fremont dog bite. James Gibson, Galion, hit in chin with water ski.

William Chapman, Columbus, fish fin caught in right hand. Monica Grove, Belleville, stepped on glass with left foot. Richard Wetsel, Warsha-eoy, injured left foot. Kelly Green, Parma, stepped on glass with right foot. Carolyn Stafnes, 1955 Whiley Genoa, cut right thumb on piece of glass.

Ethel Puetz, Springfield, CLIP AND SAVE MENU SANDWICHES Hot Dog 30' Foot Long 50 Hamburger 45 Cheeseburger 50' Blazer 65' Perch 70 Roast Beef 60' Barbecue 60' Chicken 60 Sausage 50 Sloppy Joe 40' Rib-eye Steak $1.25 cheese, coney, sauerkraut, cole slaw 5' extra each. LOOK AT THE WEATHER This is how the nation's weather shapes up. (( LAKESIDE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT twisted ankle. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Wiech-man, 6044 W. Fremont are parents of a daughter born July 3 in Magruder Hospital; weight, six pounds, 12 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Palacios, 10344 W.

Oak Harbor SE Oak Harbor, are parents of a son born July 3 in Magruder DINNERS CHICKEN $1.55 Includes: wing, breast, leg, thigh; potato wedges, roll, cole slaw. PERCH $1.65 Includes: 3 butterflies, french fries, roll, and cole slaw. SHRIMP $1.65 Includes: pound shrimp, french fries, roll and coleslaw. CLAM $1.40 Includes: pound clams, french fries, roll, and cole slaw. TUBS, BASKETS CHICKEN 4 pieces $1.30 8 pieces $2.55 16 pieces $4.80 24 pieces $6.80 PERCH 4 pieces $1.60 8 pieces $3.10 16 pieces $5.75 24 pieces $8.50 SHRIMP BASKET $1.00 CLAM BASKET 80 chicken ALA CARTE French Fries 30'-50 Onion Rings 40' Potato Wedges 35 Mushrooms 55 Green Pepper Rings 55' Cauliflower 55 Chili 40' 8 SATURDAY, JULY 7ffa DHTVE INTI IE ATHI ti lJ THURSDAY-JULY 5 FRIDAY-JULY 6 SATUROAY-JULY 7 11 A.M.

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