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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-04-24

Hall Masons in Illinois, am rep
resenting grand master and grand
lodge of Illinois as a mason and in
my private capacity and not as
NAACP representative.
at also should be made clear
that Prince Hall Masons' legal re-
search department (NAACP) is
not involved in the litigation in any
form or fashion,
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lei pointed out that the whole COM
munity plays upon and shapes the
child who later becomes a man."
1t is this that the whole COM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11
Excerpts From Detroit Free Press
Re Herbert Hoover:
"The Philosophy Of An American
"Civi!ization Does Not Decline and
Fall While People Still Possess
Dynamic Creative Faculties, Devotion
10 Religious Faith, Liberty :!

these eneroaehmenis come from . long era OF be-
ausent by groups and local for SUBJ
sides from The Federal Government.
zone Of the end results OF all this is the growth OF .
huge centralized Federal bureaucracy has expanded In
20 years from 6ooooo 100000 Some increase
ssry Most Of them fine and women.
but INNATE IN BUREAUCRACY are THREE IMPLAc-
ABLE SPIRITS
"Thsy are sELF.PeRPETUATIoN. EXPANSION or
THEIR EMPREs-and demand for MORE POWER.
bureaucracy rUshss headIong into The visions OF The
millennium and sends The bills 10 the treasury
To-day have Federal employees in nearly every
state than all the local officials including eonstables They
penetrate every part Of local government They produce
GREAT WASTE Of the TAXPAYERS MONEY. They CREATE
A VESTED interest vested habit For SOME PRESSURE
GROUP. They interfere in politics and too often IN
FEcTED WITH CORRUPTION.
Their magic nvades personal freedom Of every citizen
every moment Of every hour
THE remedy 10 restore the checks and balances Of
power, 10 REINvIGoRATE STATE and LOCAL GOVERN.
MENTs and 10 DEFLATE THE BUREAUCRATIC EMPIRES"
I'm foreign relations there great dangers and
also vital safeguards TO free During the last
witnessed special eneroaehmens OF the executive upon hs
Legislative branch. This has been through type Of
nIsnsnt Of ihs United States 10 other nations -.
THE real issue In whether The President through de-
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11
Boy Scouts Fatal Injury
UNEXPLAINED" -Broken Neck!

Out Of q home, church, and Sunday School VOID OF
or DEFICIENT Moods Christ Science Messlahl
victim Of vnsesne, vnchristIiks vnsPriUs prayers
thinking discipline Of science, theology medicine sdUes
ton leadership, politics. TOO HEAVILY INFECTED with
the DEVILS Judas JUdaisml
The DEVILS Roman Catholicism
The DEVILS medicine, surgery, psyehisfryl
And the spiritual bastard HEB
W. 81 perversions Of Martin Luther George Washington
Abe Lincoln and Mary Baker Eddys Professionalism tPvs her
Gods TO Christ Jesus, ss Revesfo
Of Gods Christ Miracle Science Mssssh).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11
High Ranking Boston Christian
Scientist Re Tribune Publisher and
Mrs. Eddy's leadership

AT conference in Boston in the early 4O's, an old
friend of the writer's sister and himself after some dis
cussion, said
Andrew, think see that you DO accept Mrs. Eddy
a. the permanent Leader of the Christian Science
ment.
Answer; Most emphatically, YES
"But do insist that God will raise up outstanding
individuals from time time who will separate the chaf
from the wheat and ENFORCE the leadership of our
beloved Understanding to Christi
We had been discussing the passing on Of the late
Lord Lothian the late Ambassador of Britain to the
United States Mr.. Lothian born Catholic but be-
came devoted Christian Scientist
The writer's Boston friend attributed his passing on
to the mental malpractice OF the Father Coughn brand
Of Roman Catholicism (smiles).
The writer replied: 'Oh. | couldn't accept that
e Our Faher.Mother God, all-harmonious 10 ON
nipotent omniscen attribute Lord Lothians pass
ing TO the timdity and moral eowardce of C. s. Hq.
Boston The Monitor editorial could have protected
'The Christian Science Monitor hs. for years dis
obeyed Section g. Article Of The Church Manual Alert
ness to Duty Hence public Christian Scientist. like
Lord Lothian inadequatey protected against various
types Of mental ma practice"
MUST FoRsAKE POPULARITY!
They loved the praise of more than the praise
Of Cod" (John l2;45).
That immature state Of spiritual growth has him
dered the Monitor in svailng itself Of its higher oppor
tunties,
Hence impotence Woodrow Wilson and many
months invadism'
And impotence re F. D. R.-third and fourth terms
for the devils dupe. hundred billion fraud per-
pesrsted upon the American people in the Sd and 4th
terms
Attempts to conciate society and 40 gain dominion
over mankind, arise from worldly weakness He who
leaves all for Christ foreskes popularity and gains
Christianity p 23s s&H).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11
0ffspring-In BeIief-Suffering
For Sins Of the Parents! But Only
In Belief

God and the devil do all that Is DONE There 10 sbso
Ivs freedom Of the will Whatsoever. hs Roman Catholic
Ivnsey TO the contrary Notwithstanding
Gods Daughter sveeessor-His Mary, Baker Eddy-fo
His Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Sonrecevsd this des-
tion from "ovr Fsherofher God. sIIhsrmoniovs dis
AI disease is the result Of vnseieniife unsPrvs IN
christIike) edvesfionl Of fear, Ignorance or sinh
SCIENCE AND neutrality-suspicious. Iibsrsfor OF the
Bible and the DEVILS Adams and Eves-Whom Satan hath
bovnd Christ Jesvs)-fo present realization OF perfect
Cod perfect exclusive. spiritual eresiion!-eompstsly pop
uIsng the entire unvese!-now! in ell eernyl-wifhov
any SHINING stupid, laundering human snmaIsI
The Adam and Eve sIIesory is A MYTHl That Is why
Christ Jesvs-"hs way the Truth, and the Lfsdd not
reproduced No such devish folly for the Masfsrl
The Master fruitful and multiplied Gods spiritual
neshy knsves and fools conceived in sin and
brought forth in nquy1 Except the Holy Ghost conceived
Christ JesvsD.
Man that is born OF is few days and full Of
trouble Who bring forth clean from uneIssn7 Not
cnel" (ses Job, Old ~
Detroit Times-"servess for Judy Ursv, TO- OF 1889
Bon Brse Clair Shores who died Sunday OF evksmls In
City Of Hope Hospital Dvarte, CAL, will be held tomorrow
. :. in Lake Shore Presbyterian Church.
Judy had been q patient al the hospital since last
May Her mother, Mrs. James Ursv with her when she
fight against the maady Her father two brothers
and sister also survive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11
Oxygen Tent Blast Kills Patient"
Detroit Timss)
Age AZ.
Age AZ.

Inventions OF the DEVIL prove 70 be pathetic, miserable
substitute nvneib divine, and spiritually scientific
power Of Gods Christ Miracle Science Messiah
The spiritual nsksdness Of the entire hospital PopvIs'
ons testify pvnseny THE wisdom Of this world (which
is fooshness with cod'i ISL PAUL, and the MYTHICAL,
"ehssty farce OF material tsoesIed sxisfsnes tp U2
s&H).
New York. Aug. 81 tAP)-An oxygen tent exploded at
Bellevue Hospital Yesterday killing woman tuberculosis
patient who had been placed underneath IL.
Mrs Mary Schultz, 40, suffered burns OF the face, head
and body before fremen could rescue her."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11
Two Miracle Years

Continued from Page 81
through The Eisenhower program by eYessh
ONLY ONE TIE VOTE
Well. II vs' didn't happen thai way How many times,
would you guess did Vice President Nixon exercise his sole
constitutional voting perogaive when The Senate is evenly
divided?
Six times? Eight ines7 For'y.two times? WronsI
With ell those hundreds upon hundreds OF bills, great
ard small going through the legislative mill Vice President
Nixon. in this Senate divided this year ~ Republicans, 46
Democrats and independent and last year 4s Repvbl
~ Democrats and independent called upon
70 vote 70 break tie Just once!
This June 10, 1859. when there tie on
vote proceed 70 OF the conference report
The temporary economic controls BILL
During this years second session Of the ed Congress
shows that Mr. Nixon voted 10 break tie
The close parssnshp OF the Senate in Eisenhowsrs first
Congress- that had been confidently predicted simply
failed 10 rsiersze.
DENIS AID IKE
Yet there are several why this should have been
So First there genuine sentiment favorable TO Essnhow
or on the Democratic side Of The Senate
For another thing there had been under Roosevelt, ard
vrna sImos, the whole Of the Truman term, Democratic
Republican coalition, which had united in resistance TO any
further extension Of state socialism This coalition held TO-
seihsr.
The result that nearly bill on his program
che President had substantial Democratic support the
Senate.
sEAWAY VICTORY
On the Brieksr amendment for example, which Ike op
po,sd and which failed by only vote 10 obtain the
required fwohirds majority. IS Democrats stood with the
President and saved The day for the administration
The ST. Lawrence ssswsy BILL which passed last Jsnvsr,
20 bv vote Of 81 80 Of likes greatest Victories had
The support Of ~ Democrats
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11
The Devil Takes A Dentist For 30
Years, AFTER An Hines" =
Dr.. Freeman sheppsrd--sss 36l

thinking failure OF vnsesntfe. vnsPrfus, unehrs'
like prayers discipline, Of science theology medicine edU
cation leadership. politics DEVOID oF-or DEFICIENT IN
Gods Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science Msssshl
The wages OF sin is dssthI This supposed last enemy
has yielded countless times the than ~ OF Cen
iury operations Of the Second Coming OF chrfEfrsns
missibIs triumphant individuality Of "ovr Father Mother
God srmoniovs"I-opersing through the Holy Ghost
conceived Messiah Son Master Christ Jesus available
in the complete and final revelation Of basic unvsrssem
brseinq divine Miracle Science Messish demonstrating
Gods onnseienee omniPofeneel Divine love
always has met and always will meet every human need
(p. 49, SAN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11
The Christian Science Reading Room

CONTINUED from Page 81
Keith NJ DsIrympIe. 81, Of Rockford, killed more
than four hours later IS he stood beneath maple tree of
the fsrwsy Of The fourth hole AZ the Woodbridge Golf Club
tchieseo Tribvns)
TORONTO CONFERENCE ON MENTAL HEALTH
ENDS" New York Herald Tribvns)
Reprinted from the Windsor Starr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11
Belief Of Leukemia Takes Judy,
AGE 10!

immsivrsy and impurty Of Professionalism, despite III
incompatible heritage plus the DEVILS mstsris msdes, per
miss The dsviI-snims magnetism TO force spiritually
naked thinking 10 give up The ghost-ihs devil taking %
YEARslIl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11

On the final vote ~ Democrats supported the sdnnis
frsfion's atomic energy bill.
ANY mud-sInsne in this years campaign must come
from the outside from violent psrtissns like Democratic
National Chairman Steve Mitchell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11
The Devil Takes The Biblical Ia
Years from the Detroit Police
Department!
a Citations Indicate Much Promise.
But Heart Attack Registers
Thinking Bankruptcy!

OF vneienshe vnchrsike, unspiriiual prayers, dseip
line, Of science, theology medicine education leadership
politics DEFICIENT IN-or VOID OF-oods Christ Master
Absolute Miracle Science Messiah TO all nations and peoples
Detroit Tmes)-"Lt Wfred n. coombes, 81. died yes
ierdsy in Florence crifiendon Hospital
Entire hospital populations, exclusive OF any chrsike
Christian Scientist who perehanee might be present
prisoners Of the devl-snima msgnetism-everY single
onellI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11
RE THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATS FOR IKE"

ITO The NJ. Y. Herald Tribune;
1.-THE many Democrats who voted for Ike and already
vndeaed by the fine record shown at half term by the
present Administration in spite Of the extraordinary mess
II has been forced pick up along its forward way. "
HONESTY IN GOVERNMENT really something to
our people, they will be JOINED this autumn BY MANY
MORE DEMOCRATS UNFORTUNATELY, the DEMOCRATIC
POLITICAL machinery STILL SEEMS DOMINATED by the
JRREsPoNsIBILEs who have made CHARACTER AssAsSl.
NATION a specially FOR SOME TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Edward r. L. Bruen,
Washington, NJ. H., Aug. 70. 1854.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11
Gods Day Of Rest Essential
To individuals Peace Of Mind"

PRESSURE OF MODERN LIVING AND GROWING
INCIDENCE or MENTAL AILMENTS MAKE
SABBATH EVEN MORE IMPoRTANT"I
BY N. Jane Scott
Special 10 The Windsor Star
ToRONTO.-The pressure OF our times is playing havoc
with The minds OF increasing number Of people, Doctors
tell Us ONE OUT OF EVERY as CANADIANS Is . kEU-
RoTIc, OR MENTALLY ILL., This is . MARKED INCREASE
within the past decade.
The foregoing report from mental health specialists
histories OF and women in every walk Of
life The rich, The poor. male and female Christians and
Christians Pressure respeeter OF persons; oil
perienee form another. and those Of deeply
religious tendencies may be swept overheard by tho inersa
ing neveesns pressvres OF fe The great need in this
generation is relief from the constant activity and snxiess
that part and parcel Of modern living
DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENTS
Gods Second Coming Of Christ" in Miracle Science
Messiah Millennium, indispensable and mPsraiivs!
Suffering will awaken mv.milIons Of adults and young
people their desperate need for scientific, divine, Christ
like spiritual thinking prayers discipline OF Science, The
eogy Medicine education leadership found only in author.
lied Christian Science Liferstvrel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11

This richly blessed practitioner regularly reads the
Detroit Tribune Understands the FruehAuf familys
Christian Science SUGGEST Understands Tribune Publisher
accepting Mr Eddy the permanent Leader of the
Christian Science movement.
Consider what manner Of blessing! inspires such
gratitude! Cadillac donor found 1.-The Pearl OF Great
Price"i-Christ Jesus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11


The Socialists prowI many fronts. They promote @
centralized Federal Government with It's hugh bvresue
They drive 10 absorb the income Of the people by unnee'
ssry Government spending and sxorbItani taxes.
They have pushed our Government deep into enterprises
which compete with the rights Of free These enter
prses endowed with exemption from control OF stare
and local governments.
Congressional committees have listed hundreds OF 'he'e
Federal activities. But only drop Of typhoid In barre
Of drinking water sieksns whole village.
Every step Of these programs somewhere, somehow
sivfis The freedom. The incentives. the and w
creative impulses OF our people,
Beyond all this there proof In the world that the s0
result Of Socialism be bloody Communism.
In the Iron Curtain states II the Socialist nte'leer
vs who weakened The freedom Of by destroying Tres
enterprise.
Thus they furnished the boarding ladders by which INV
Communists captured The ship Of state.
One Of the postwar cousins Of Socialism Is The SOCIAL
Ed WELFARE STATE" This poison gas Is generates
The Of fvr1y-mindsd insIlsevas Us slogan
planned economy"
The phrase itself borrowed from totslisrsn gov
The end Of II would al least be soyernme"
wherein whssvsr Is not forbidden would be compulsory
One Of The snnoysnees Of this cult is Us FALSE -
SUMPTION THAT OUR NATION HAS NEVER BEEN hssy
Full or THE WELFARE or OUR PEOPLE, THAT we an s',s
OUR BROTHERS KEEPER WAS ROOTED IN RELiooos
FAITH LONG BEFORE THESE FuzzymINpEp MEN "1N'
BORN.
Continued next issus)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11

Reprinted from the Windsor Starr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11

God Gave A New Cadi|Iae!!!
life More Abundantly" VA
Hundredfo|d" to Him Who Leaves All
For His Christ Science Messiah!
New Cadillac, Gift to a Faithful
Christian Science Practitioner!
A New Buick Two Years Ago from
the Same Generous Giver!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-11

INCIDENCE OF MENTAL AILMENTS MAKE
SABBATH EVEN MORE IMPoRTAkT"I
~. Lar ceaA
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-12
GLENWooD a. zIEGLER

Glenwood A. Ziegler, As, Ca
tawba Island, passed away Tues
day morning after collapsing of
heart attack while at work at the
Port Clinton Manufacturing Com
pany plant. Rushed to Magruder
Memorial Hospital via Gerner and
Wolf ambulance, Mr.. Ziegier was
pronounced dead on arrival.
A member of the Maccabee
Lodge, Mr.. Ziegler is survived by
the widow, Betty; two daughters,
Ruth and Gloria Jean, and one
son, James, at home; his mother,
Mrs. Dora Ziegler, Fostoria; sis
ter, Mrs. Sophia Wagner, Fos-
toria, and a brother, Harley Zieg-
Ter, Detroit.
Gerner and Wolf took the, body
to the residence of his mother,
Mrs. Dora Ziegler, 532 Columbus
Avenue, Fostorja, where il will
remain until noon today. Services
will be held Friday at 2 in the
Harold Funeral Homo in FOS-
toria. i9'
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-12
O. pSlJM
MRS. i. n. GULAU

Miss Carol Fitzthum was host
ess Monday after school to the
Kings Daughters Circle Gods
Helpers.
The Ladies' Auxiliary served
Tuesday all day at the church
this week and pot-luck dinner
was enjoyed.
The following ladies attended
the World Day of Prayer services
last Friday at the Methodist
church at Lakeside. They were
Mrs. G. Schau, Mrs. w. Fearer,
Mrs. o. Grimm, Mrs. E. Rarden,
Mrs. C. Bahnsen, Mrs. r. Lemon,
Mrs. w. Lemon, Mrs. j. Jensen,
and Mrs. j. H. Gulau. The ladies
attended the 1900 luncheon at
the church basement preceding
the World Day of Prayer service.
After the services the Gypsum
ladies were invited to have tea
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. H. R.
Thompson.
Mrs. Ida Szilagyi and daughter
Suzan spent Sunday in Toledo.
Mrs. ]. H. Gulau was hostess
Monday evening to her five hand
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-12
DANBURY
MRS. JOHN DAYTON

Seaman &c William Luebcke
and wife of San Diego, Calf,
spent the month of January with
local relatives. On his return to
his base at San Diego, he found
his ship had been ordered to ia
pan. Bill made a hurried trip
home again to bring his wife and
car here to remain with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Riedmai-
er and relatives in Cleveland in
his absence.
Theodore Burmeister, Jr., who
has finished his training at the
Great Lakes naval Training Cen
ter, is enjoying a furlough at the
home of his parents before re-
ceiving his new assignment. Ted
has enlisted for four-year term
in the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Tibbels
are enjoying their second trip to
Florida. They left just before the
storm hit this area last week.
Mrs. Howard Offenburg and
baby girl have returned home
from the Magruder Memorial
Hospital The baby was born Feb.
25 and is the first child of Mr..
and Mrs. Offenburg.
Due to the inclement weather
on Thursday the st. Paul Ladies
Aid meeting was postponed. 1t is
hoped to have the meeting this
Thursday afternoon, as it was to
have been guest day, honoring the
65th anniversary of the Ladies
Aid A special program had been
planned.
Miss Marjorie Dayton and her
staff of workers for the MaEru
der Memorial Hospital fund drive
were unable to attend the meet
ing in Port Clinton Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. klhlken
spent the weekend in Parma
and helped their granddaughter
Sandra Lynn Braithwaite cele
brate her fourth birthday Sun
day.
Miss Bonnie Kott entertained &
number of her school friends
Sunday afternoon in honor of heI
birthday, which was March 4.
The Rolk Mfg. Co. who is doing
thriving business at their plant
which is located at what was for
merly known as Zion City, erect
ed a new and huge smoke stack
on Tuesday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-12

Joseph v. Carter, rs, former
civil engineer, died Saturday at
his residence, $40 North Locust
street, Oak Harbor.
Funeral services we're held
Tuesday at 2 p m. from st. Paul's
Evangelical and Reformed church,
where the body was taken at noon
from RobinSon's funeral home.
The Rev. o. c. Doenges officiated,
and burial was made in Union
cemetery.
Mr.. Carter was born October Is,
1878, at ElliSton, son of John and
Lavona Veon Carter and had lived
in Oak Harbor for "a years. He
was married Feb. 10, 1911, to Paul
inc Strener, who survives along
with one daughter, Mrs. Walter
Deitzel of Graytown, three sons,
Leland Carter of Port Clinton,
George of San Antonio and Lyle of
Colorado Springs, and six grand
children. He was a member of st.
Paul's church and for 81 years be-
longed to Clay-Genoa lodge of l.
O. o. F., which held rites at the
funeral home Monday night.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-12
MRS. CLARA S. WOLF

Mrs. Clara S. Wolf, 81, of Ere
mont, sister of William Wolf of
Washington street died Sunday
afternoon at Toledo Airport after
suffering a heart attack as she
awaited an incoming plane.
Mrs. Wolf, with her three
grandchildren, had gone to the
Airport to meet her daughter, Mrs.
Alyce Hildebrand, who was due to
arrive on the plane from Cleve-
land. She was stricken few min
utes before the plane arrived, and
died Immediately.
Her body was at the Gerner and
Wolf funeral home here until
Wednesday morning when it was
taken to st. Joseph's Catholic
church at Fremont for services at
9 a. m. Burial was made in st. Jo-
Seph'S cemetery.
Mrs. Wolf lived at 9O6 White
avenue, Fremont, and is survived
by the one daughter, Mrs. Hide
brand, three grandchildren, and
the brother, William Wolf, of Port
Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-12

ADMITTED

March S: Raymond Shaver, Gyp.
sum, medical.
March 6: Henry I.orensen
Route 2, medical; Mrs. George
Gresham, 1913 Oak street, medi-
cal; Mrs. Harold Probel (Neideck-
er ambulance), $40 Fulton street,
medical.
March 7: William Bird, Marble
head, medical dakcn in Gefnor
and Wolf ambulance).
March 8: Mrs. Anton Bahnsen
416 Washington street, medical
taken in Gerner and Wolf ambu-
lance). Barbara Ann Tunnel,
Route 2, medical; Mrs. James
Bennett, 215 West Fourth street,
medical; Glendon Everett, Route
/, Oak Harbor, surgical; Michele
Sturtz, Route 3, surgical; Harley
Whiting, Route 2, medical; Mrs.
Richard Schafer, 119 Alice street,
medical.
March 9: Alonzo clyde, Route l,
Oak Harbor, medical; Mrs. Nell
ton Cara, Route l, medical; Mrs,
c. R. Cooley, sos East Second
street, surgical; Thomas Hurrell,
Route 2, surgical; Karl Stuckey,
Route l, surgical; Mrs. John Hen
Sler, matron at Ottawa County
Home, surgical
DISCHARGED
Mrs. Wilbur AhrenS and baby.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-12
HENRY SONDERCELD

Henry Sondergeld, "a, we'll
known Graytown resident, passed
away Friday. Funeral services
were held Monday afternoon in
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed
Church, Elliston, the Rev. w. Won
derhoe officiating. Burial was in
Elliston Cemetery, Kern directing.
Surviving are the widow, Lou
Use; two daughters, Mrs. Clara
Freimark, Graytown and Mrs.
Alice Runner, Williston; four sons,
Arthur, Graytown; Rollie, Elmore;
Otto, Rocky Ridge, and Louis, To-
ledo; IA grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-12
LYLE w. WITT

Lyle w. Witt, Oak Harbor radio.
television shop operator for the
past IA years, passed away sud-
denly Thursday night in Magruder
Hospital where he had been ad-
mitted as patient that noon.
Born in Oak Harbor August 13,
1919, he was son of Albert and
May Schling Witt, and was gradu-
ated from Salem-Oak Harbor High
School in 1899. Mr.. Witt was a
member of st. Paul's Lutheran
Church, Salem Township.
Surviving are the parents; four
sisters, Mrs. Joseph OH and Mrs