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CLINTON HERALD Friday, April 10, 1964 Community Mourns Death of William F. Wolf, Veteran On Local Business Scene William F. Wolf, 71, of 516, wife Edna of Port Clinton; a East Second street, long promin- daughter Mrs. Clarence Streeter ent on the Port Clinton of Port Clinton; four sons, George scene until his recent retirement, of Bloomfield Hills, and died Sunday morning at Magrud- Richard and James Wolf of Port er hospital after a lingering ill Clinton, and Thomas McRitchie, ness. also of Port Clinton; and ten A native of Fremont, Mr.

Wolf grandchildren. was born February 8, 1893, the He was an honorary member of Max Alice Beck Wolf. of the Knights of Columbus, a "son Funeral services were held on charter member of the Elks Wednesday at 9:30 a.m., from lodge, and a member of the Conception Catholic lanau Club, Tuesday Night Club, church, the Rev. Karl A. Brand Holy Name Society, Kiwanis club, officiating.

Burial was made in Yacht Club and Catawba Cliffs St. Joesph cemetery in Fremont. Beach club. Mr. Wolf is survived by his Mr.

Wolf attended St. Joseph S. S. Pizza Queen Skipper Announces New Store Hours Effective Monday, April 13 OPEN 11 A.M. DAILY SUNDAY AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS Phone 734-1413 For Carry Out Service Madison Street Port Clinton ISLAND WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY Will do those rough SPRING HOUSEHOLD CLEANUP OSCW.ING.

Jobs For You! SPRING CLEANING INSIDE WALL WASHING HOUSE WASHING RUG SHAMPOOING EAVE SPOUTING, CLEANING WINDOW WASHING We Furnish Cleaning Ladies INSECT SPRAYING Against: Spiders, Silverfish, Hornets, Etc. GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR! Phone 732-3440 P. O. Box 371 Port Clinton, Ohio OPEN For The STOP IN with the TODAY Family. SEASON Dole Saturday, April 11th SEASON OPENING 2 for 1 Sundae Special Buy Any 25c or 35c Get Another One SUNDAE Free Excluding Banana Splits SANDWICHES Foot Long Hot Dogs Foot Long Coneys 35c Hot Dogs, 15c each, or.

7 for 1.00 Chicken 35c Ham 35c Coneys 25c Open Daily 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. DAIRY ISLE Route 163 at Sand Road Entrance East of Port Clinton Ph. 734-2314 I grade school, and later the business school, both in Fremont. In his youth he worked for his father and still later at the sugar beet factory and the Fremont Stove Works.

He came to Port Clinton in 1915 to help his aunt, the late Mrs. Julia Gerner in the furniture and undertaking business. In 1914 he married Clara Hoffman of Mil'lersville and moved to Port Clinton to make his permanent residence. In 1933 Mr. Wolf married Leah Darlison McRitchie.

She died in 1960 and in 1962 he married Edna Graves Christiansen, who survives. In 1935 Mr. Wolf entered into partnership with Mrs. Julia Gerner in the buisness known as Gerner and Wolf. In 1942 Mrs.

Gerner retired from the furniture store business and the undertaking establishment which bore their name. In 1952 Mr. Wolf's two sons became partners and continued in business until his retirement in January of this year. Mr. Wolf had been a patient in Magruder hospital since February 17.

The Herald Extends Its Sympathies In These DEATHS MRS, LAURA E. YOST Mrs. Laura E. Yost, 77, of 836 McKinley avenue, Toledo, a native of Oak Harbor, died at her home Sunday. She had lived in Toledo for 60 years.

Last rites were held Wednesday at 9 a.m. from Good Shepherd church in Toledo. Burial was made in Calvary cemetery. Surviving are a son Paul E. Yost of Toledo; daughters Mrs.

Angela Terbille of Toledo and Mrs. Herman Turnow of Curtice; eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. C. 'E. KOCHENSPARGER Clarence E.

Kochensparger, 58, of 1303 Putnam street, Sandusky, died Sunday morning at his home after a long illness. He retired in 1958 due to ill health after being employed by the Pennsylvania railroad fifteen years. Funeral services were held on Wednesday at 9 a.m. from Holy Angels church in Sandusky. Burial was made in St.

Joseph cemetery with the Charles J. Andres Sons func home in charge of Mr. Kochensparger is survived by his wife Olivia; three sons, Frank and Clarence, of Sandusky and John with the Marines in Parris Island, N. five daughters Mrs. Donald Bretz of Monroeville, Mrs.

William Fultz and Mrs. Ray. Thom, both of Castalia, Mrs. Alfred Schweifert of Sandusky and Ruth at home; 18 grandchildren; three brothers Edgar and John, both of Circleville and Harry of Catawba; two sisters Mrs. Hazel Justice and Mrs.

Roy Leist, both of Cir- cleville. MRS. ALICE LYONS Mrs. Alice Lyons, 85, a resident of the County Home, died last Wednesday night in the home. There are no survivors.

Mrs. Lyons was born in Lakeside September 22, 1878, the daughter of John and Julia Jamison. Funeral services were held Friday: at 2 p.m. from Crosser funeral home in Oak Harbor, Rev. Gordon Groby officiating.

Burial was made in Clemons cemetery at Marblehead. EVA JO WOOD Mrs. Era Jo Wood, 83, of 1107 West street, Genoa, died at her home Thursday. A native Ci Genoa, she was a lifelong resident of that community. Last rites were held Sunday at 2 p.m.

from Trinity Methodist church in Genoa. Burial was in Clay cemetery with the Robinson funeral home of Genoa in charge of arrangements. Surviving are sons Dean of Genoa, Herbet of Torrence, daughters Mrs. Elizabeth Fouke of Genoa, Mrs. Kathryn Feidt of Muncie, brothers Louis Snyder of Toledo, and Raymond Snyder of Pittsburg; sisters Mrs.

Lura Lawrence of Toledo, Mrs. pelen, Smith of Upper Darby, Mrs. Mary Young of Wilmington, eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. MAY B. VANDERSALL Mrs.

May B. Vandersall, 85, of Elmore, former resident director of Flower hospital nurses home 'in Toledo, died April 7. She was the widow of the late Chester E. Vandersall. Surviving are a son 'Homer Vandersall of Elmore; brothers Haven Aldrich of Fremont and Byron Aldrich of Sandusky; two grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren.

Last rites were held Friday at 1:30 p.m., from the Sabroske and Myers funeral home in Elmore. Burial was in Toledo Memorial Park. MRS. LAURA DIETRICH Mrs. Laura Dietrich, 94, of Route 2, Oak Harbor, died at her home Monday afternoon, after an illness of two weeks.

A native of Fremont, she was born January 18, 1870, the daughter of George and Mary Wauch. Her husband, William, died in 1940. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. Clarence Krampien of Oak Harbor; a sister Mrs. William Kardatzke of Oak Harbor; one grand.

daughter Mrs. Robert Buhrow of Oak Harbor; and 3 great grandchildren. Mrs. Dietrich was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran church, a charter member of its Ladies Aid and an honorary member of the Sewing Circle.

Last rites were held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the church, Rev. Louis Hermansen Kingsway officiating. Burial was made in Roose cemetery with the Crosser funeral home in charge of arrangements. TED HOLLINGER, SR.

Ted Hollinger, 59, of Danbury township, was pronounced dead on arrival at Magruder hospital Monday afternoon. He was stricken with a heart attack at U. S. Gypsum company where he was a mechanic. A native of Michigan, he was born September 9, 1905, the son of Eli and Ann Vany Hollinger.

The body was taken from Gerner and Wolf funeral home at 1 p.m. Thursday to St. Paul's Lutheran church in Danbury to lie in state until time of services at 2 p.m. The Rev. William Bower officiated and burial was made in the church cemetery.

Surviving are his wife Nellie; a son Ted, of Gypsum; daughters Mrs. Jack Peters of Danbury and Sandra Jean at home; two sisters Mrs. Frank Schiestel of Teeswater, Ontario, and Mrs. Fred Dietrich of Gypsum. Widely Known Men To Talk Coming to Trinity Methodist church here April 19 to 22, to lead in four days of spiritual enrichment will be Dr.

G. Ernest Thomas, minister of First Methodist church in Birmingham, Mich. Dr. Thomas went to Birmingham after twelve years as director of spiritual life for the general board of evangelism of the Methodist church. He is widely known for his books, Dr.

Thomas is a graduate of Boston Uinversity and also holds honorary degrees from several universities. He is in demand throughout the country for ferences and retreats for ministers and for laymen. On Wednesday, April 11 at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Emanuele Santi, codirector of Casa Materna, will be at Trinity Methodist.

He will tell about the home, how it came to be, and how it continues to be a "home with the love of a mother." Rev. Santi also will show slides and entertain with violin selections. JUDGE IS LAUDED SANDUSKY A letter has been sent to Judge James A. Young by Sandusky Amvets, post, commending him for action taken against two young men who pulled down an American flag at the corner of Columbus avenue and Market street. Exhaust Fumes Are Dangerous! COME IN NOW FOR EXHAUST SYSTEM and MUFFLER CHECK- -UP AND INSTALLATION "Don't Cuss Call Bus Pieplow" EVERETT'S PONTIAC PONTIAC CADILLAC TEMPEST Buckeye Blvd.

Port Clinton Youth Crushed To Companion Crash In Port Clinton's vacationland area had a taste of things to come over the weekend, as hundreds of motorists flocked into the community, taking advantage of the good weather. And as has happened in the past, they accompanied by traffic accidents. One fatality was reported, along with injuries to others. The fatal accident occurred early Saturday morning, when 88 CIRCLE ELECTS Mrs. Herbert Thompson was hostess to 88 Circle Tuesday evening with ten members responding to roll call on "Current Events On the Peace The meeting opened with the president Mrs.

Christ Petersen giving an impressive reading titled "Our Choices." New officers elected were Mrs. Herbert Thompson, president; Mrs. Charles Wolfe, vice president; Mrs. Carroll Alexander, secretary: Mrs. Ernest Williams, treasurer; and Mrs.

Howard Parman, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Stensen Petersen gave a paper on the work of the Peace Corps. Mrs. Rodney.

Darby will. be hostess Tuesday, May 5. DAIRY ISLE OPENS The Daisy Isle, located at Route 163 and Sand Road, opens Saturday for its seventh season of operation, according to Mr. and Mrs. S.

Coppeler, Hours of operation for the present will be 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Dairy Isle offers a complete line of sandwiches, homemade ice cream and cold drink specialties. 1500 ARE SERVED Kiwanis Club pancake meals, bringing with it a personal appearance of Aunt Jemima, Wednesday saw an estimated 1,500 persons in attendance at Methodist Fellowship hall here. Proceeds from the project will go toward the club's scholarship loan fund.

Co-chairmen were Don Sanders and Dr. Peter Paulus. Struck By Car, Quisno Better Ralph W. Quisno, 65, of 518 Washington street, Port Clinton, was transferred to Magruder hospital here Friday where diagnosis of severe injuries he sustained in Columbus last Thursday were made. Mr.

Quisno, district manager of the Ohio State Employment offices in Port Clinton, Sandusky, and Norwalk, sustained hip and leg injuries when he was struck by an automobile while crossing the street in front of the Southern Hotel in Columbus. He was attending a meeting of state employment executives in Columbus. Mr. Quisno was first taken to Grant hospital in Columbus and then brought here. FREAK ACCIDENT A freak accident occurred in Elmore Wednesday afternoon when a large truck, rounding a curve and entering the town district, lost its rear dual wheels, which struck a store window plunging 12 feet into the store.

There were no injuries however. Investigation of the accident was made by the sheriff department. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Mrs. Kenneth Witzen of Orch- ard Beach was taken to Magruder hospital Thursday morning and admitted as a medical patient. NAMED REPRESENTATIVE Mrs.

George Bredehoft of Broadacres, Portage South Road, Oak Harbor, Ohioana library chairman for Ottawa county has been invited to represent the county at the 1964 spring workshop and tea, to be held April 18 in the governor's mansion at Columbus. Mrs. James Rhodes will welcome the guests. GIVEN SCHOLARSHIP Announcement was released to the Herald Thursday that Thomas K. Cover, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Cover, 610 East Third street, Port Clinton, a student in Port Clinton high school had been awarded the Howard E. Howlett scholarship. Twentytwo high school seniors from 12 states outside of metropolitan Washington area also have been awarded scholarships to the American Univerity for the 1964- 65 academic year. IS HOSTESS Miss Mabel O'Harn was hostess to the.

Immaculate Conception Study Club Wednesday night with 17 present. A 6:30 potluck supper was enjoyed. Mrs. Ted Hopfinger presented a program on 1 religious vocations. Mrs.

Louis Krempa will be the May 39, of Huron, was cited for failure to yield the right of way Phone Number Wednesday following a two-car accident on Route 250. There were no injuries, Death As He And Early Morn Ride Michael Plank, 15, of 1313 Tow- ers Road, Oregon, died of a crushed chest and head injuries, climaxing a chase by police at speeds of more than 100 miles an hour. A passenger in the Plank car, Eddie Cordell, 14, of 1771 South Coy Road, Oregon, was taken to St. Charles hospital for treatment. According to the state patrol, Plank car came to a halt in the yard of Carl Cook, at Curtice in western Ottawa county, after hitting a guard rail and overturning three times.

The patrol said the two boys were spending the night at the Plank youth's home and decided to take a ride around 2 a.m. Saturday, without getting permission from Plank's parents to use the car. The Cordell youth was thrown from the car after it hit the guard rail. He walked nearly two miles to his home, arriving around 4 a.m., two hours after the accident. The Plank youth was crushed under the car which struck the guard rail.

He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Gerald. L. Plank; brothers Gerald, Daniel, Patrick, and Timothy; sisters Sue, Barbara and Jane, all of Oregon; and grandmother Mrs.

Jane Klewer of San Diego, Calif. James Silverwood, 28, of Box 223, State Port Clinton, sustained critical injuries Sunday at 12:56 p.m. as his motorcycle went out of control and struck a parked car owned by Lyle Mayhew, 639 South Madison street. Taken to Magruder hospital in a Sanders ambulance, he was found to have fractures and other severe injuries. According to police, Silverwood had come off the Portage river bridge and as he approached the corner of Monroe and Perry, the cycle went out of control and crashed into the Mayhew vehicle.

3 From County Are Rewarded Names of incoming freshmen who have been awarded university scholarships for the 1964-65 academic year at Bowling Green State University have been announced by President William T. Jerome. Included in the group are three from Ottawa: county. Two of them are from Port Clinton, Kay L. Smidutz, 231 Fulton street, and Wanda E.

Hunsinger, Route 4, Box 23. The other is Jane M. Sommer, Route 3, Oak Harbor. In notifying the new BGSU students of their awards, Dr. Jerome said that the honor of being selected for one of the scholarships is especially significant at Bowling Green, where the great majority of students admitted, come from the upper ranks of their high school graduating classes.

DIES IN PROVIDENCE SANDUSKY Howard. A. Behnke, 61, died Monday in Providence hospital following a brief illness. Last rites were held Thursday at 9 a.m. SANDUSKY Mrs.

Helen Kautz, 54, wife of Kenneth Kautz, died Monday afternoon following a lengthy illness. She was a native of Fremont. ON INSURED DEPOSITS PORT CLINTON Savings Loan COMPANY 136 E. Second Phone. 734-2145 Attention Polka Lovers Come To The POLKA DANCE IN THE KNIGHT ROOM And Banquet Room At Charger Lanes WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 9 P.M.

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