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Clinton Herald and Republican, Friday, February 26, 1943 BRIEFLY TOLD Mrs. Raymond Montgomery returned last Friday from Barnesville, where she had been called earlier in the week by the death of her mother. Miss Ella Hostrup of Toledo, spent from Friday to Monday visiting. relatives and friends here. Miss Dorothy Gulau, Fostoria, was home to spend the weekend with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Gulau. Condition of Charles Vallier, 28, Toledo, who recently underwent an operation for the amputation of his leg following an accident at Erie Proving Ground, is reported good.

Vallier still is a patient at the Proving Ground hospital. Milton L. Going returned home Monday after a week's visit with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pierce and daughter of Louisville, Ky.

R. C. LORENZ SHOE REBUILDER Reasonable Prices and Prompt Service 121 N. Arch Street Fremont DR. ROBERT C.

MILLER OPTOMETRIST OVER OHIO POWER CO. FREMONT, OHIO Specialist in the examination of the eyes and the prescribing and fitting of lenses. EXAMINATION BY APPOINTMENT For Appointment call Collect NORTH 1934 Mrs. O. P.

Stewart spent Saturday and Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Curtis McCullough and children at Fremont. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Singer and family and Miss Ella Hostrup of Toledo, and Miss Anna Lee Stewart spent Sunday afternoon in Sandusky with relatives.

INCOME TAX assistance given. Clarence Lemmerman, 111 west Third street. Phone 3502. 19t4p Miss Laurabel Christiansen of Jefferson street, has received a fine promotion in her work with the state Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. Miss Christiansen is now district examiner, supervising Ottawa, Sandusky and Erie counties, and spends two days each week, at unemployment offices in Port Clinton, Fremont and Sandusky.

Miss. Eulalie Hinderlick, teacher in the fifth grade at Gypsum, has due to illness, and Mrs. resigned Forest Gardner is teaching he class. Your Income Tax Report must be filed soon. If you need help in making out your report, you can have it, by an experienced accountant.

Call phone 5354, day or evening, for appointment. 5t6 Mrs. James Russel, the former Virginia Bahnsen, returned home Sunday to Canton after spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bahnsen.

Mr. Russell joined her here for! the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Perry, 501 Madison street, moved to Fremont where they will reside at 1130 White avenue.

Monuments and Markers Should be ordered now to insure delivery for Decoration Day. Delays in shipping and labor shortages make early orders imperative. Fremont Monumental Company E. A. STARKLOFF Local Representative Phone 263 126 E.

Sixth Street 26tfn Miss Laura Bly of Toledo, was the weekend guest of Mrs. Ruth Bly at the Von Eitzen "TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOUR EYES" EYES GLASSES EXAMINED FITTED DR. CARTER, Optometrist De Witt Son Jewelers MACIC for Furniture, Walls, Woodwork Buy a can of PAR. DUCO today! Anybody can get a fine job with DUCO! Comes in glossy white and a full range of jewel-like colors. It brushes out smooth and easy- -fast! No laps, no brush marks.

It dries rapidly 10 a sparkling hard surface that's as easy to clean as a china WITH plate. Try it and see? POND REG. DUC U. S. PAT.

OFF. 90c pt. The Easiest-to-Use Enamel NORTHERN OHIO MAYTAG COMPANY 209 Madison Street Phone 6671 THEY DESERVE THE YOU'LL GET IT AT BECKBERGER'S Sterling Silver $8.75 Army insignia ring. Sterling silver Marine $8.75 insignia ring. Sterling silver Navy $8.75 insignia ring.

Heavy SOLID GOLD INSIGNIA RINGS FROM $18.75 up BECHBERGER'S Quality Jewelers 122 South Front Street Fremont, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bauser spent the week end in Parma, the guests of friends. Mrs. Richard Glavin, of Utica, N.

returned home last Thursday after a visit with friends here. She was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sorensen. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Johnson and children Bertha Mae, George and Harold, of Toledo, were in Port. Clinton Sunday evening to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ascher and son David.

Brinnon's One-Cent Wallpaper Sale Now On. Ends Saturday night, Feb. 27, 1tn Mr. and Mrs. C.

Alton Cover were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sayen of Toledo, and Saturday night attended the University of Toledo-Marshall basketball game at Toledo where Mr. Sayen, former Port Clinton high school coach, is a member of the teaching staff. We still have a nice selection of 6-way Floor Lamps, starting at $8.95 Bridge Lamps at $7.50 and up.

The Ochs Bros. Furniture 611- 613 west State. street, Fremont, Ohio. 1t Dr. Hubert Gros, several years at Erie Proving Ground hospital, has been transferred to Oakland, where he will be stationed on a hospital ship.

Mrs. Gros and children have gone to Delphi for a visit with relatives before joining Dr. Gros in California later. Linda Darnell, Edgar Buchanan in "City Without also Lloyd Nolan as Michael Shayne in "Time To at the Erie Theatre Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 27-18, with continuous show on Sunday starting 1 p.m.

1tn Miss Louise Christie, who came here last fall from Indianapolis, to take a clerical position at Erie Proving Ground hospital, is leaving Sunday to return home She is transferring to Fort Benjamin Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kollman who came here from Erie, have moved into the True residence at 513 east Second street. Mr.

Kollman, who is with the Cleveland Ordnance district, is at the Standard Products Co. Buy one roll of sidewall at regular price and get another for One Cent at Brinnon's 1c. Sale. 1n Julius Naft, of the Naft Auto Wrecking was removed from Mercy hospital in Toledo to Magruder hospital here, last Saturday in the Gerner and Wolf ambulance. Mr.

Naft has been a patient at Mercy hospital for several weeks since suffering a heart attack while visiting in Toledo. Beautiful Bedroom Suites in walnut 4-piece, starting at $76.00. Make selection now for spring delivery. House cleaning is just around the corner. The Ochs Bros.

Furniture 611-13 west State street, Fremont. Miss Kathryn Pieplow and Miss Norma Jean Kreutzfeld spent the weekend at Marion visiting with friends. Miss Lillian Bleckner of Toledo, was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. F.

A. Gerner and Mrs. Beulah Wolfe. Edward Schiewe, 407 Fulton is showing rapid improvement in health, following 1 attack of illness. brother, Walter Schiewe, and wife, visited with him Sunday.

Edward Madsen, Port Clinton Route 1, was arrested by police on Saturday, on charges of being drunk and disorderly. Following a hearing before Justice E. C. Brough, he was fined $5 and costs of $5.70, and sentenced to ten days in jail. Spring will soon be here.

Buy Wallpaper now and save at Brinnon's One-Cent Sale. 1tn Mrs. Walter Lammers has reported the loss of a diamond ring on Wednesday of last week. She believes it was lost on Madison street, somewhere in the vicinity of the court house. Miss Dorothy Beerman spent the week-end with friends in Detroit.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Anderson, who lived at 620 south Jefferson street, moved this week to Marblehead. Carey Ronk, who has been vacationing in Florida for the past ten days, is expected nome next week.

Mrs. Robert Mitchell is slowly recovering at her home following an extended illness which has kept her confined to the house for several months. Mr. and Mrs. Donaid Wenger and daughters, of Cleveland, spent the week end here with relatives.

A nice stock of "Virginia House" Maple Bedroom Suites. Make your selection now for delivery. The Ochs Bros. Furniture 611-613 west State street, Fremont. 1 Gordon Quimby, formerly of Timblin's, drug stores, is a new addition to the postoffice staff.

Mrs. Carol Tewers has taken a position as saleswoman in Kurtz's store. Have your Hoover serviced by A factory-trained man. Mizener-Drynan Hdwe. Co.

1915p Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider and children were called to Cleveland last week by the death of Mr. Schneider's, sister, Linda Darnell, Edgar Buchanan in "City Without also Lloyd Nolan as Michael Shayne in "Time To at the Erie Theatre Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 27-18, with continuous show on Sunday starting 1 p.m.

1tn Mrs. Austin Clark, 311 east street, sustained a fractured when she fell from Third arm a stepladder at her home last Thursday. Mrs. Clark only recently was removed home from Rheinfrank's hospital at Perryburg. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Latourette of 421 Fulton street, are moving Monday to Fremont to make their Miss Eleanor Burns, who is in nurse's training in Toledo, was home to spend Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Loretta Burns. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Von Eitzen of Fulton street, had as their week ned guests Mr. and Mrs. Andy' Von Eitzen of Lakewood, who came here to visit his father, Mommie Von Eitzen, at Magruder hospital. Also visitors at the Von Eitzen home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Brodersen and Mr. and Mrs. Billman of Sandusky. A special program was presented at the meeting of the Eagles lodge Tuesday evening, when a number of new members were initiated. Ray Steinmiller of Cleveland, a former resident of Port Clinton, greeted a number of friends here Sunday morning, stopping here, a short time while enroute to Oak Harbor.

Miss Irene Christiansen and Mrs. Florence Burkett were Fremont visitors Monday. Washington's birthday was observed in the usual manner Monday, with the banks, court house and city hall being closed. Special patriotic programs were presented in the schools, and some of the wounger folk conducted parties ou this occasion, Mrs. Gaile Stevens, clerk of the county board of health, is suffering with a dislocation of her right shoulder, sustained in a recent fall.

VITAL STATISTICS Births Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bosworth, Port Clinton RFD, are parents of a son born at Magruder hospital Tuesday, Feb. 23. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Hathaway, 226 east Sixth street, are parents of a daughter born Friday, Feb. 19 at Magruder hospital! The baby, their first child, was born by Caesarian operation, and both mother and child are doing well. Mrs. Hathaway is the former Eleanor Dreier.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Marchbanks, State Saturday, Feb. 20, at Magruder hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Wyler of Toledo, are parents of a daughter born on Monday, Feb. 15. Mrs. Wyler is the former Lois Jean Jeremy of Elmore.

Marriage Licenses Timothy F. Lynch, 37, inspector, and Miss Edna J. Galica, 32, both of Port Rev. Fr. Brand to officiate.

John Gdovicak, 24, soldier, Lakeside, and Mrs. Mary Passarella, 26, waitress, Denver, Col. The Rev. Fr. Simchak to officiate.

Walter Chio, 25, bus driver, Oak Harbor, and Miss Beverly E. Felder, 18, messenger, Oak Harbor. The Rev. W. J.

Miller to officiate. Myron Lohr, 21, machinist, Elmore, and Miss Lavona Layton, 23, factory worker, Elmore. The Rev. J. N.

Richardson to officiate. Everett A. Pasco, 25, salior, Martin, and Miss Vivian Siebert, 22, packer, Martin. The Rev. Russell Linton to officiate.

W. Hamana, 00 Camp Perry, soldier, and Viola Mae Anderson, 19, typist. Robert Hain, 19, Toledo, welder, and Magdalene Verkin, 17, Genoa, typist. Fr. Kaufman to offificiate.

Virgil Paul Swartzlander, 22, Gibsonburg, clerk at Erie Proving Ground, and Dorothy Marie Heineman, 18, Elmore, typist. 1 Rev. A. W. Lynn to William Sterling of Fremont, called on Port Clinton friends on Tuesday, his first visit here since retiring from the U.

S. Navy, in which branch of service he served during the past two years, retiring recently. Misses Doris Lyons, Mary Jane Snider, Thelma, Montgomery and Elizabeth Fall were Cleveland visitors Sunday and Monday. Judge William Hunt will be the guest speaker, at the annual banquet of the Sandusky County Lutheran Brotherhood at Fremont on Monday evening. Members of the Colonial Club held a party and chicken supper in their club rooms Saturday evening.

Rev. G. W. Lilley, pastor of the United Brethren church, was principal speaker at a meeting of the Kiwanis Club Wednesday noon, when he told of the program as presented at the annual convention of the Ohio Pastors' Association, held at Columbus recently. Mayor Carl R.

Keller transacted business in Detroit Monday. Dr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen of Mount Gilead, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Englebeck over the weekend, having come Friday to attend the funeral of Dr. Henry J. Pool. Mrs. L.

F. Fachman was a Toledo visitor Monday." Give Your Books To Newest Drive really want to keep is a good one to give." Port Clintonites are asked to keep this slogan in mind as the 1943 Victory Book campaign, for the collection of books to be distributed among the nation's fighting men, gets underway. Sponsoring the drive to obtain more and better books in 1943 are the American Library Association, the American Red Cross and USO. The books go to soldiers, sailors, marines, coast guardsmen, merchant seamen, wherever they may be, and to USO centers outside the camps, and for the American Merchant Marine Library Association. "Remember the fighting man of today is your neighbor of yesterday and tomorrow," said a statement from the local Victory Book committee.

"He likes to read the same books you read. Specififically, current best sellers and the more recently published (1930-to-date) popular fiction or non-fiction; adventure and western, detective and mystery fiction; technical: books published since 1935; humorous books; books of jokes, anecdotes, cartoons and group games; and small sized editions of popular titles. "Look over your books now and bring them to the public library, or onll the librarian and arrangements will be made for someone to call; at your home for the books. Magazines also are accepted. Bring along with your books any magazines you have read and believe the armed forces would enjoy." SEE SEMON AND SEE BETTER DR.

R. R. SEMON OPTICIAN American Bank Building Phones Office 7571. Res. 8431 WANTED 500 Men and Women who owe bills Give us a call.

Get the cash, Square up all you owe. Repay a little at a time. According to your means and income. Step by step step out of debt. Ready cash $10 to $1000 DAN J.

GRIFFIN, Manager THE CITY LOAN and Savings Company Phone 2271 109 Madison St. Port. Clinton, Ohio Office hours: 9 to 5:30 every day LAUSTEN RITES ARE HELD HERE SUNDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Albertina Lausten, 77, were conducted Sunday afternoon from the west Fourth street residence where she had resided for half a century. The Rev.

W. A. Siefkes, pastor of St. John's Lutheran church officiated and burial was made in Lakeview cemetery. Mrs.

Lausten's death last Thursday night at Magruder hospital terminated a long period of illness. She is survived by one son, Harry Neumeister of Akron, N. 2 daughters, Mrs. Albert J. Holzhauer of Port Clinton and Mrs.

Conrad Zilch of Amherst; one sister Mrs. Amelia Yack of Port Clinton, and one brother, Herman Schubert of Milwaukee, Oregon; five grandchildren, one. great granchild, and a stepson, Andrew C. Lausten, president of the American Bank here. Mrs.

Lausten was born Jan. 20, 1866, in Germany, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Schubert, and came to Port Clinton in infancy with her parents. She was married on April 8, 1886 to John Neumeister, who died in 1903, and in 1912 she married Louis Lausten who also preceded her in death.

She was a member of St. John's church. Funeral arrangements were in charge of the Gerner and Wolf and her son-in-law Conrad Zilch, who is a funeral director in Amherst. Fox Is In Africa Letters Reveal Technician Dwight "Pete" Fox, who has been in England for the past. several months, is now in plentiful, and were eagerly welAffica, according to a trio of let- comed by the soldiers.

LOTS which Wednesday for his wife, Mrs. Virginia Bygden Mr. and Mrs. Dean Heim, Mrs. Fox of Sand Road.

George Hamilton and Mrs. Nelle It was the first mail to arrive Guitteau of Toledo, were Sunday from "Pete" since the holidays. He guests of Mr. and Mrs. John J.

wrote that oranges and eggs were Robinson. WALL PAPER CLEARANCE SALE Remnants, Short Lots, Etc. 5c to 30c Double Roll Free Defense Stamps Saturday Smith's Novelty Store Need Help On Your INCOME TAX REPORTS? An experienced accountant, who knows all about Income Tax Reports, will assist in making out for individuals, or business firms. reports CALL PHONE 5354 Day or Evening, for Appointment home. This doesn't getting nutritious foods POINT RATIONING may appear complicated at first glance, but, it is your assurance that will be able to secure your share of availayou ble.

food. When shopping, it is important that you understand coupon values- in this, your Home Service Store owner can be of service. The owner of the Home Service Store in Argo Gloss Starch to your his interest neighborood to is help you behind select the the counter. best It avail- is able food at the lowest point value. 3 for 25c Point Rationing demands careful buying.

1-pound package You can consult your Home Service Store owner about your rationing problem with confiMother's Oats 23c dence. Large Round Flour 24 Lbs. Gold $1.29 Medal 5 Lbs. Cream of Wheat Lge. 25c Vinegar 24 Oz.

Seneca 10c Pan Cake Aunt Flour Jemima 2 tor Seasoning Salt Lawry's Ozs. 1 25c Pearl Hominy Lb. 5c Baking Powder Girl, Clabber 10 5 ou. Boraxo School Days Sweet Pickles rt. 34c Dinner Delight Argo Corn Starch 1 Lb.

3 for 25c PREMIUMI One CRACKERS Oriental Sho-You Sauce 6 Ozs. 23c SALTED Pound Box Deerwood Toilet Soap 5c 19c Cleansing Tissues Soap Chips Tumbler Klenzcraft Free 200 Sheets Ladyette Sani Flush 21c Granules Kitchen Klenzcraft Knife Free Sunrae Quarts 14c Lye Klenzcraft 3 tor 25c White Monday Quarts 10c Cleanser Klenzcraft 5c Old Dutch Cleanser 3 for 25c Floor Wax Klenzcraft, Pint Electric Lamps 2 25c Buckwheat Flour 14c 25-40-60 Watt Aunt Jemims and Vegetables TANGERINES, large, easy to HEAD LETTUCE, large solid heads, head Florida, try them for CELERY HEARTS, Large bunches, crisp and tneder, bunch GRAPE FRUIT. Texas Seedless. CARROTS. California, fresh Full of Juice.

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