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l' i i I AO tar ta WV 1 V'j' 'W Wi wm w- w-w- ll i r- Fort Clinton Herald and Republican Friday Jo3y 8 1958 JPage Eight Section were reported racing- each other with their can after the two had an altercation Radloff tha chief reported resisted arrest Both men were lodged in city JaO I 6 OTTAWA COUNTY MEN GAINED HONOR 'County agent Fred Grimm and flva Ottawa county Car-roll Knleriem Harold Wlndlech Charles Fastlnger Wilton Goete and Orville Bartels have gained national attention in the current issue of farm megeaina Tha maguine July Capper's Fanner reports on tha experiences these men have had with aoUa deficient In one of the trace minerals manganese Trace element deficiencies are worse on some solle and they affect some crops more than othtes Manganese deficient soils affect soybeans in particular Beans rank next la -dairying in making up Ottawa county's total farm income A third of the crop acres are planted to soybeans The atory of trace minerals decencies In Ottawa county goes bock to 1961 when Fred Grimm county agent flmt worked with the problem That year a check on Use The Want Ads Sim Tan Sticks DHHBCT Repellant Sticks 69c each Take along one of each whim go outing or on a fishing Kaay to carry easy to apply Pair Firmed After Arrest by Chief Fines totalling $15520 aeeaaaed in tha court Vice Mayor Harold Neileen Saturday' night after turn Erie Gardens men rare arreete-j on chargee of reckless operation of a motor vehicle driving while intoxicated and with resisting aa officer 'Dais Trent of 55 West Loop waa fined $25 and coats on the reckless operation chug while James Radloff 54 Wert Loop was fined $10520 for drunken driving and $25 for resisting an offiear Tha -two men were arrested Saturday night by Chief Jack Shaffer near the Intersection of Madlaon and Second streets: They Do You Know THAT By an act dated' May 7 1800 tha Indiana territory was formed and at that 'time comprised essentially what ia now Indiana minds Michigan Wisconsin' and -put of Minnesota Later the other states ware established with only Indiana bear-c tag tha original territorial THAT Whether your accident occurs In Arisons or Alv bama Oklahoma or Ontario! you have Motorists Mutual Claim 'service near you EARL WISEMAN Wert Sixth Street MOTORISTS lfUTUAIi INSURANCE CO Cbtumbtii Ohie -V Spring and' Alan Parrish of Toledo and eleven grandchildren She waa a member of the Re-bekah lodge of Port Clinton JOHN STEIN John Stain 81 father of Nor-bert Stein of Port Clintou died Friday in A rest home at Dayton after a three year Illness Funeral services Wen bald on Tuesday morning from St Stephen's Catholic church in Nllea He had been 1U since he was stricken with a cerebral hemmorr-bage while at tending a Knights of Columbus convention in Akron in May of 1960 Mr State had directed the church choir at Nllea for SO yeam and had been employed as a furniture salesman He waa life member Of Nllea council of and an associate of -the Fburth' Degree aseembly Surviving are hie widow Genevieve two aona Norbert of Port Clinton and Rudy of MacDonald throe daughtem Mm Carl Brown of Dayton Mm Winfield Scott of Abdlngfon Va and Mm Adelina Williams- of- Nllm 23 grandchildren S3 great grandchildren five aietera and throe brothers Ha waa former resident' of Sandusky Urn Della Mm Della Balack 88 stepmother iff Louie and Felix Bolack of Port CUnton died Saturday In Toledo She was tha widow of Thomas Bolack wfw died In 1914 Zoeehka Andrew Zoechke 88 Ur ho had hospitalised nearly half a century died Monday at Cambridge State Hospital Body was returned to the Neidecker funeral home hem Services were Wednesday at 2 from LaCanw Mettiodlrt church the Rev' Martin Mr Zoechke la eurvived by two brothers Albert of rural Port Clinton aad George of LaCarna and two nieces Mm Katharine McLeod and Ifabelle Snider Zoach-A you trip SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Si Ctool summer weight 1 in wide choice of pattenu and materials SURVEY IS STARTED ON HOSPITAL DRIVE A community wide survey to determine the feamMllty of starting a financial campaign thia fall-for the construction of MSgruder needed new wing ia underway The work is being' done by Fred Benner representing tha Marta Lundy firm of New York clty The same firm wMch acted aa financial advisor In the campaign for 8L Lutheran church parish hall Between 125 and 150 persons will be interviewed by Mr Benner ih the comprehensive survey Their names were selected by tha advisory committee and the hospital board aa representing a cram section of the community The survey wUl take about alx weeks to complete hospital superintendent Florence Bpecht estimated Hospital officials emphasise that the survey is not a drive for fundi thia time but rather a method of finding out the wishes about the construction About $300000 would have to be raised for the needed expaaMon The decision on whether to proceed with the hospital fund campaign at thia time will await Mr I Benner's recommendations when he completes the' survey RED CROSS TO AID IN RIFLE MATCHES Ottawa County Chapter American Rad Cross haa been requested to maintain a first aid station for the civilians attending the Nation Rifle Matches to be held at Camp Perry during August Richard Dera chairman of first aid stated tha station will give service dally from 8 sm to 5 pm It will be staffed by -volunteer Flret Aid Instructor and personnel who have completed First-Aid courses within tha past three Swam More volunteer however' will he needed and Mr Dem announces that a first aid class will be held between now and tha time of the to train anyone wbo would Ilka to serve at that thus HU asks that all who wish to enroll In this dam phono him 5155 jor tha American Cram 8941 before July 1st is an opportunity to give intereating adventurous community mid Mr Dern aad I hop many will taka advantage oftt- Ifinyone- male or female 18 or la eligible The First Aid station win need volunteer who can give time on weekends only ns weU as thorn who can be scheduled during the week Use Herald Ads sUi T'Shirts Slacks Swim Trasks stoni Is sir conditioned nor cnjoysble lC ILtOOJMO VOTED LAKESroE The North-East Conference of the MethOdlat cinpeh baa voted to euppbrt a program of jahurah btillditijg irnd jrid mlaaicua totaling more than $190000 it v'- 1 I 1 AND HOfZ SUMMER DAYS AHEAD to mske yoar shopping: Young: Men" Fremont Ohio Dial your denier far fhe ami fiuMaf ax perfeam eay aoioHd ew have Oryder MS DEATHS CPU RICHARD ORMAN The body of 20-year-old Corporal Richard Urman who died June 7- in Lapdahut Bavaria Germany of a akull fracture sustained in military vehlchla acci- dent win be returned here' next week for funeral services and burial Ha was the aim of Mr Mrs Emery Orman Harris township The body win arrive In Mart Clinton July 2 and will be taken to the Robinson funeral horns at Oak Harbor Funeral wlU ha held Friday July 3 at 2 pjn from St Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church the Rev Doengee officiating and burial win be made In Union cemetery John A Fader Poet American Legion -win conduct military eerv-icea'- Richard' waa bom in Harris Township July 10 1932 tha eon of Emery and C9ara Hengvom Orman attended Elmore high echqol belonged to St E-vangellcal and Reformed church its youth fellowship and the 4-H clubs He enlisted January 19 1951 at Fremont and received his training at Fort Knox and Camp Meads before being sent ov-eraeae two years ago- Surviving are hie parents six brothers Chariea of Marblehead Robert at home two Meters Helen in training ait Toledo and Lois Jean at home grandmothers Mrs Emma Hengvoss of Oak Harbor Route- 2 and AC Louies Oldham of Clay City Ind MR8 ISABELLE STONE Mrs Isabelle Stone tha mother of Mm Harold Wont of Port Clinton died Tuesday at her home in Toledo She had resided at 2829 Rathbun Drive Funeral service! were held on Thursday at 2:30 pjn fnm tha Bennetts mineral Home ia To-' ledou Surviving an daughter Edna Stone Mm Charlea A- Kirch-enbauer and Mm Radford Fisher' an of Toledo aad Mrs Worst of Port Clinton grandchildren am! 11 gnat grandchildren 'i' MRS GOLDIE KLEINHANS Funeral eerulcM war held on Wednesday from the Parke Funeral home in Toledo for Mm Goldie Klelnhans 73 who died Sunday at 2:80 pm in the Ashland Avenue Convalescent home at Toledo IMm Klelnhans a former of Port Clinton when she resided with her daughter Eunice Snyder had lived at the convalescent home 18 months Prior to that time aba lived hera Surviving an -three daughters Eunics Snyder of Port Clinton Mm Neva Hamper and Mm Etna Welkel both ot Toledo a ac Nolan Kleinhans of Toledo two brothers Bomvell Parrish of Green iprUdircM Jounces 39 SUNBURN CLEANSING TISSUES rm i' IZZYSEZ w-tajEM $aetoard from Brunwtli to five a report oa a coupla of old building of which waa built la MM And 'from tha Ray Hathaways eomoa another mailed from Bak-enflatd Calif But they should he hack' by John Kocevar of Cleveland new Held aupewleor for the liquor department in this district' Is well known in Port din-ton Where ho has visited on num-efoua occasions A note from Henry A CowgiH reporta that the Vhcatlonland Information booth has sent S000 Vacationland maps to the Ohio Publicity and Do-: veiopment Commleelon upon its request Have you noticed the two ewans which grace the pond atShykf place down near the State Park? They've been attracting quite a bit of attention 9 IRE iwarAiJi etude ed And wo owe a vote of thanka to ifjre Doria Clarke for eetting ue straight atory in the Inat edition relative to the Yacht 93th anniversary it waa reported that the late a Alexander was the -drat commodore Now informed that Mrs Oaritra father the late Charles Seufert was commodore of tha club a for back 1908 Mr Seufert had eoo-stnicted Ms own yacht too a M-foot cruiser which ho named the Spelled backward it ftori la honor of his daughter IIS OTTO Hetaenwa Is had Oiatgoallng trip in northern Michigan Before he left the command at Erie Ordnance Depot OoL 1 EJI Webb dlepatched some veTy Met letters Well cherish ours for-oyqfv John Sorensen entered a Toledo boepital early this week for a check-up DICK Wargvwaky of lahveMiy tit anjong West Point Cadets now at Pert Lee Va It is among nine ports to be'-vlritad by tha padat daathls summer tha aon of 1 Ghatmv Wsrgowsky and is a I960 graduate of Toledo Waite Ralph Buacha of Fremont Road and three passengers tsesped uninjured the1 other day when his carwa struck by coc driven by John TrautmSn at Norwalk It was a four-car eottUon and Troutman was haled into Norwalk court to answer charges Oak Harbor has really Buffered from the invasion of June hugs Una year' Todd Nelson Is an observing' fal- low Looking over a metropolitan newspaper ou June S3 ha saw a picture of our troope In Germany Snow was flying and the men were weulng overcoats The next night the same paper carried JS picture of the troope -also In Bertin hut this time they were In Summer uniform Quite a change in the weather In one day eh? PITY Part Joe Macke While Ms wife waa having their Atst-bom last Sunday the event taking 'place in Indianapolis Joe 'had to wrest it out in 'Charleston whirl hie ball team was playing Joe get to see his daughter until late thie week see something neat? Then the neat time you atop at 'Jack MbMlgas station opposite the armory notice the huge tire which earns as a flower pot Its decorations are pretty Two customers at the Port Diner at 6:45 am Monday understand why they were hot waited co Np one was behind the counter 8o they called police Investigation revealed that front door of the dinar had been left open all night Tha customers just walked in Police found the owner and notified hla het business was waiting OF ALL thfigaF rede called cut Sunday at 8 whan called to report that he Uia victim of a thief Someone had Stoiefl his shaving brush from the hathipom No fooling! There us a good naaon why Gene Hear was hoppinT mad Monday morning Just n1 shell trim-mtag and nquaring up thorn pretty hedges at tha northeast corner cf the postoflloe lot when a gang of kids walked and crawled all ever them Many of tya branches krone broken Bridesmaids as well as the bride at the Harold Wahlera-LUliaa Dels Torre ding' in St Thomas Episcopal church Saturday afternoon took on an Hawaiian effect Bach car-rtad Ms of fresh flomrai They cs flown here isperlellj) for the wedding by the bride's parents Miv and Mm Aatcnlo dais Torre pf Hawaii HAPPENINGS take au eld Nerhert State- aad Eunice Snyder Ifo'dlerka at the Uand HoteL Friday night Stein's father died Sunday afternoon Mm Snyder's mother died Looking for a sports aote of local internet? Well cce Why over ia Seoul Korea Fft Bill Riddle mm of the Jack Riddle has been doing army duty for ever a year Bin ia getting Ids licks at aa ha wheal back home Now Tegular catcher with tha quartermaster outfit His haa won every game thin haa neat home some very to- teteqtHig pictures 1 8 soil teats coming to his office I bowed 41 samplaa were low in manganese Grimm found the trouble can be potted when soybeans are 6 to 12 Inches Ugh Leaves took on a yellow oast except In the vein or rib portions The yellowness continued until the leaves dried and broken by wind Grimm bought a 100-pound sack of manganese sulfate and gave small amounts to farmers who had the trouble Treatment recommended was 10 pounds of spray grade manganese eulfate per acre applied in no less than 15 gallons of water Coats run from 150 to per acre Here is tha summary tha firm mega line gives of the work done Ottawa county Knleriem sprayed alternating stripe of a mangmneee deficient field Results inn spectacular Wlndlech dusted henna with a plane in 1953 and he too got striking results Charles Fut-inger figured' his yields increased 40 percent Goats a customoper-ator kept a plane going last year and qirayed 600 acres He figures on douMhig that acreage this year field Goets sprayed for Or-villa Bartels last year turned green tha third day after spraying- and ended bp with double the yield of untreated The article continues with porta of other trace element fldenclea over the country Work by fanners and agronomists hewn "that many crops and start graving in leas than veAsfter tha miming matwial la applied The farm magaiine says in oolJ pound of I tha element applied in spray or dust by ground or air equipment are aU that la headed Often bushel or two increase In yield win pay tha coat of the treatment YOUTH IS HELD FREMONT Richard Root I 18 was held In technical custody I by police hero pending hearing I PU complaint of aa ncd-l dank Mrs' Florence Savage 501 of Detroit waa struck by automobile aa flu waa crossing I tha street Police were told young I Root ignored ted traffic light but other witnesses said ha tha green light Herald Ads Pay HEATING AND APPLIANCE Jefferson Port Clinton July 4th CHECKIlffiSE BMGUHSii Week End Specials AU At ADVIITISID IN UFK I00K POST COUIETS COUNTIY GENTIEMAN REXALL Men and Front and Croghaa Streets FlroPo tng System REXALL CEUIREX lAXATlVE65tfi3oT69 BISMA-REX Mint-Flavored TABS S3 3w25c ALCO-REX copKngwieotx)l body mb 16 anew 4S6 REXALL EYELO rtmWiiiiniiiniiiwfi3t REXALL FOOT POWDER REXALL CHLOROPHYLL TOOTH PASTE 69c GYPSY SUN TAN LOTION far ua protection Jounces 75? ratal In new has mHrtlHr Hmmlsphmrlcol Combustion powor ag in Continental sports cars i Powor Sffooring 1 1 I that vrorki full-time huga Powor Braico doubln-'strength shock abiorhsrtl This is thsf car that pionssred' them and tha only car that brings you all of thorn today! 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