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Evening star., 1956-03-26
.Shontz' Hopes
Rise With Win
Over Griffs

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
Mar. 26 (P).-The sad Kansas
City pitching staff is looking
hopefully to a pint-sized left
Ihander who has won just II
games in the past three years to
take over as the big winner.
If Bobby Shantz. the l38-
FOUNDER. can come back. the
Athletics will throw their weight
Iaround the American League.
They may not finish any better
than their 1855 spot. sixth. but
they won't be pushovers.
Back in 1852, Shantz was the
toast of Philadelphia. He had
won "a games for the AS and
had been named the most valu-
able player in the league. But
ion May %, 1858, he went to the
Isidelines with a strained muscle
in his pitching arm, and he
hasn't been the same since.
He pitched only LOG innings in
1858 and he threw just eight in
nings and won one game in 1854.
Last season, he complied a 5-10
record and asa earned-run av-
erage.
Last December, his arm was
declared sound" by a physician
and when he signed his contract
in January. he said it felt good.
Manager Lou Boudreau, almost
afraid to go out on the limb, says
his mental attitude is much bet
ter this year than last.
Shantz, now 80 years old has
been in three games this spring.
One was bad one. He was
tagged for seven runs by the
Chicago White Sox in 422s in
nings. The other two were good.
He held Milwaukee to one run
in three innings. and yesterday
at West Palm Beach he took his
longest test, Handwriting the
Washington Senators for six in
nings as the AS won, 1871. He
was ahead of the hitters most of
the way and scattered seven hits
while tanning five.
Evening star., 1956-03-26
Picture on Pose Ais

lowed publication of photographs
showing the royal horse prepar-
ing to clear a fence that wasn't
there.
Ghost Fence?" asked the Daily
Sketch race writer. Eyes. Out
of the corner Of his eye. Devon
Loch could see the water jump
OIL the adjacent course. After
the intense concentration of the
Evening star., 1956-03-26
BY the Associat ted Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY
At Scottsdale, Ariz.. New York tN) VS.
Baltimore.
At Mesa. Aria. Cleveland VS.. Chi
cage (. k.kel.nd, \, Fla. pniladelpni. v.
Detroit.
At st. Petersburg, Fla, Cincinnati VS.
At Fort Myers, Fla. Milwaukee VS.
Pittsburgh.
GAMES TOMORROW
At Tampa Fla, Boston VS.. Chicago
At Tuscon Ariz., Baltimore VS., cleve.
land.
Al Lakeland, Fla. Kansas City VS.
At Clearwater Fla, Brooklyn VS.. Phil,
adelphia
\, At PHO Phoenix;, Ariz., Chicago 'N> VS.
At Fort Myers. Fla. Cincinnati VS.
At st. Petersburg. Fla, Milwaukee VS.
st Louis.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington 600 0l0 0Nn-- Q :
Kansas City 800 403 00x---13 II {
wiesler, Grob =! and Courtney
Shantz. Cox % and Astroth winner
Shantz, Loser--WiesIer.
New York CNl 200 600 0nl--3 {
Cleveland 003 600 00l-4 {
Worthington, Mccall 81 Zanni t9j
and Westrum. Schmidt 90: Lemon
Score ~ and Ayerill Winner-Score
LoSer-Zanni.
Home ruus--New York: Mays. Cleve-
land: Busby.
New York (A) 600 O4n 0n1-5 10 =
Brooklyn 600 900 000--0
Byrne, Terry "a and Berra: LoeS
Roebuck t5t. Hughes t6l. Bessent tS)
Evening star., 1956-03-26

Picture on Poee Ais
Evening star., 1956-03-26
PHOTOS STIR SPECULATION
Collapse Of Royal Horse
Attributed to Ghost Fence

80 jumps so far, the horses auto
matte reaction was to leap this
ghost fence"
Other writer's put forward the
same theory. Bob Butchers OF
the Daily Mirror suggested the
horse started to try to clear the
fence that wasn't there. And
then I fancy he realized there
was nothing to jump-and his
hind legs slipped as he tried to
pull back to a normal stride"
Devon was out of the race and
E. S. B. went on to win.
Evening star., 1956-03-26
Wins AzuIeu Golf Title

CHARLESTON. S. c., Mar. &c
IR.-Mickey Gallagher, son of
an Augusta. Ga, professional and
former Wake Forest College ace,
won the 18th annual AZalea In
,vitation Golf tournament by q
stroke here yesterday. His II
gave him a 72-hole total of 1893.
Evening star., 1956-03-26

LONDON, Mar. 26 (41.-Did a.
ghost fence scare Devon Loeb
within yards of victory in last
Saturdays Grand National?
Queen Mother Elizabeth'Si
gelding collapsed so yards from
the winning post after taking
the 80 jumps in fine style and
racing to a three-length lead.
The ghost" speculation in
British newspapers today fol-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-02-11
Mrs. Alex Cameron
In New 'Y Post

Reelected recently for a 3-year
term in the Committee Management
of the Eastside Y w. c. A, Mrs.
Alex Cameron was also given tho
post of promotional director
Mrs Cameron brings into her new
lob a wealth of experience in that
line of work. having been news
paperwoman for many years
She has also to her credit no less
than ten years experience in inter
racial work with the Christian
Friends for Racial Equality and the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of the Colorcd People
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-02-11
Settlement Refrocted
ReIotiVe TO
Mario l.. Dominguez

THE August 1854 issue OF the
Fil-Am Moderator published an ar
tiole concerning Maria Luisa Do
mlnguez in witch certain informa-
tion was ouotod from a Manila
newspaper.
"ln recent Investigation Of the
quoted infor--ation, tho depositlon
of Senator Emmanuel Pelaez Of
Manila was taken and COPIES Of
court records were obtained from
tho PEOPLES Court in the Philip
~ire7. This recent investigation has
shown that certain statements tax
en- from the Manila newspaper and
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-02-11
have not been substantiated.

have not been substantiated.
published in the August, 1854 article
For that reason the editors Of
this paper now retract those state
ments in the Aug. 1854 issue which
were based on the information from
the Manila newspaper and having
to do with the wartime activities
Of Maria Luisa Dominguez during
the Japanese occupation Of the
Philippine Islands"
In the meantime, Miss Domin-
guez' suit for libel against the FIJI
AM MODERATOR remains on file
in the Superior Court of the County
OF Yakima, and may come up for
hearing in the spring session Of the
Court
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-02-11

Launched in January, 194S as the
Filipino Community M h o d i s
Church. it went through the years
of struggle and achievement until
towards the end of 1855 the name
was changed to Fellowship Metho-
dist Church.
Rev. Pho Daba was the first or
dained minister, and he served IN
til 1858 when he was assigned to
Oakland. Calf and Rev. Dionisio
was sent here to assume the min
istry of the church.
On Feb. II, which was picked in
lieu of &he proper date the third
Sunday of January for the ami
versary observance, a special ser
vice viii be held with DIR. Cyrus
A. Wright. president of the Sunset
Club. preaching the morning service
sermon. Prisca Langoey local Fill
Piiib supp anu VIII SlllE bbiu III the
morning service and in the Social
hour in the evening
Lunch will be served right after
the morning service, to be followed
Immediately by the Sunset Clubs
business meeting, lasting until
800 in the afternoon.
An educational film will be shown
during the Clubs meeting TO which
everybody Is invited.
The program for the evening
will be for as large of the public
and constituency as possible. There
viii be a buffet dinner, with free
offerings, which will go TO the
Station Wagon Fund of the Church
(The Station Wagon Fund now
amouts TO S1,1S99O)
THE underlying spirit in celebra-
ting the Anniversary. as far as the
evening program is concerned ac-
cording TO the Church Bulletin. "is to
revive the old fellowship contacts
and TO widen the outreach Of our
fellowship in Christian love"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-02-11
Ee&raction
Continued From Page y

Continued From Page y
elusive jurisdiction over collabora-
ton and treason cases during World
War II, during the period of the
Japanese Occupation of the Philip
pines
Senator Pelaez made a deposition
in Seattle on July Il. 1855, before
the attorneys of Mss Dominguez
and of the publishers of the FIJI
AM MODERATOR. The Senator's
deposition covered thlrty-fiVe type
written pages
Tho publishers Of the FII-AM
MODERATOR had. in he mean
time. taken a weak defense in stat
ing that the article about Miss Do
minguez which they printed in their
paper was based on an article from
the BULLSEYE. a weekly paper
in Manila. The article which hey
printed in the FIL~AM MODERA-
TOR, however. did not make any
mention of the BULLSEYE or any
other paper as its source of informa-
ton for the article.
Finally in the December 1855
issue of the F'IL~AM MODERATOR.
a story of retraction was published
as follows:
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-02-11

CHEMIST ATTENDS EDISON
Pho Fernandez. a chemist employed
by the Marsman Company of the
Philippines, arrived in Seattle early
last month to attend Edison Noc"-
ional School to pay special attention
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-02-11
Special Service, Evening Program
To Fefe Church's 9Th Anniversary

There will be feeling
February anniversary
ms
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-02-11

Patronize Our Advertisers
Be Sure To Vote Feb. IA
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Ordnance Co. Observes Second
Anniversary With Special Party

Officers and men of the 112th
Ord Company celebrated the units
2nd anniversary at a dinner and
dance at the armory Saturday
night.
Although the company is only
two years old, they have a great
many accomplishments behind
them. The unit has in the short
time Of two years attained the posi-
tion of being one of the most eff
cient and technically trained Ord
nance units in the National Guard.
The Unit commander, 1t. Herbert
G. Boyer, expressed his gratitude to
the 100 members and guests for the
wholehearted support, received by
the unit, from the local townspeo-
pie, the newspapers, and the city's
photographers is helping to place
this unit on top and keeping it
there.
Placques for outstanding achieve
ment were presented to each Sec
ton Leader for awards won by
their respective sections during the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Reynolds Graduates
From Great Lakes

Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Reynolds
and daughter, Jane, spent the
weekend in Chicago, Illinois. On
Saturday they attended gradua-
ton services at Great Lakes Naval
Training Station, at which time
their son, Scott, was graduated.
1t was one of the largest gradu-
alton exercises ever conducted at
Great Lakes, with 54 companies
receiving their papers.
Scott was also a member of the
Drum and Bugle Corps. They par
ticipated in the exercises, drilling
in front of the reviewing stand.
Seaman Apprentice Reynolds
will return to Port Clinton Thurs
day for IA day leave, after which
he will be sent to Alameda, Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds attended
the boat show in Chicago on Sun
day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
County Official
Escapes Injury

County Commissioner Charles
Cover, 81, Jefferson ST., escaped in
jury Tuesday night but his car was
badly damaged when it skidded on
ice of Route 1853 at the Three Mile
crossing and hit the railroad sig
nal light as he was returning from
Oak Harbor.
In a 7:15 am. accident Wednes-
day at the intersection of Gypsum
and Plasterbed Roads, car driven
by Herman Cook, Is, Gypsum, slid
over the center line into car
driven by Mrs. Nettie Wise, Box
205, Gypsum. Deputy James Ellen
berger investigated both accidents.
Police had two accident reports
Wednesday night. A car driven by
William Snyder, Lincoln Drive,
Skidded into a tree on State st. A
car went over curb in the 400
block of w. Third st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Dwelle Cemetery
Has First Burial
Tuesday Since ~

One of Ottawa county's oldest
cemeteries Tuesday had its first
commital service since 1947.
Mrs. Gertrude Gill, "a, former
resident of Lakeside, who died last
Thursday at Colvin Rest Home in
Bellevue, was buried in Dwelle
cemetery in Portage-twp. At her
request, burial was made beside
the grave of her mother, Mrs. SUI
san Shirley. She had no close sur
viving relatives.
Dwelle cemetery, some of its
headstones dating back to the
1840's, is maintained by township
trustees. 1t lies between farms of
Wilson Kirk and Cy Jadwisiak, and
buried there are many whose
names date back to the county's
early history Mrs. Gill was the
widow of Wilbur Gill, and the fam
lily once lived on property now oc-
cupied by the Peto family near the
CelOteX Corporation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
W.C.T.U. Gives
Data On Hearings

Mrs. George L. Peters, chairman
of the Ottawa County Women's
Christian Temperance Union, pre-
sentS this information concerning
hearings on the LANCER and Siler
bills dealing with banning all ad-
vertising of alcoholic beverages by
radio and television.
LANCER Bill (or Senate Bill 923):
Hearing, Feb. 1916 in Caucus
Room, 3rd floor, Senate Office
Building, 10 am. Letters urging a
favorable vote may be sent to Sen
ator John W. Bricker, member of
Senate interstate and Foreign Com
merce Committee; Senator Warren
G. MagnuSon, chairman of commit
tee; Senator George H. Bender, ask
ing him to testify before the COM
mittee in behalf of S.B. 923.
Siler Bill Cor House Bill 1920:
Hearing Feb. 1917. All witnesses
thus can appear in behalf of both
bills. Send letters in behalf of
Siler Bill to: Congressman Eugene
Siler, Kentucky, thanking him for
introducing bill; Congressman Paul
F. Schenck of Ohio, asking him to
use his influence and to vote for
H.B. 1927.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
COUNTY PLANS
new BRIDGES

Twenty OttaWa-co bridges are
slated for replacement during the
next few years, County Engineer
Delos NiSsen said after survey of
the conditions of all county bridges.
Two definitely set for this years
work are the bridge on the Bill
man Road in Allen-twp, over Cedar
Creek, contract already let TO Weis
Bros. of Elmore; and the bridge on
the Benton-C Carroll Road crossing
Turtle Creek, bids to be let early
this spring. Eight others will be
selected for replacement in the
current years program.
Contract to complete the widen
ing of, West Catawba Road, which
is being widened to % feet instead
Of Is feet, will be let this year. But
since the department does not want
work going on during the busy
summer traffic period, work may
not be completed this year.
The state highway department
has ST, 100000 ear-marked for OF
tawa county road work in the next
two years, Mr.. NiSsen learned in
a conference with the district en-
gineer'S office. AS previously an
nounced total Of $875, ,000 for
three projects this year was ap-
proved in Columbus last week:
widening and resurfacing of three
miles of roadway on Route SO at
E. Catawba Road, $300,000; reloca-
ton of the bridge over the Little
Portage on Route 584, $150,00O;
widening and resurfacing of six
and half miles on Route 1853 east
of State Park, 425,000.
Tentatively planned for 1857 is
widening and resurfacing of the
balance of Route 53 on E. Catawba
Road; and construction of a new
bridge on Route $50 west of Oak
Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Check Charges
Tail Woman

Trouble over checks, written
without funds in the bank, piled up
for Mildred Thompson, "a, Route /,
Toledo, alias Mildred Bailey and
Black.
The woman was held in Ottawa
Co. Jail last week while bad check
charges here were being cleared.
On her release last wednesday she
was arrested by Clyde authorities
and charged with issuing bad
checks to Bernard Nieset and to
Highway Garage She was fined a
total of $500 and costs of $24.60
and sentenced to five days in the
county jail. James Lee Bailey, SO,
Route 4, Fremont, was fined $100
and costs on charges of aiding and
abetting the defrauding of Paul
Beier of the Highway Garage.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Mrs. Ohio Featured
At Mulligan Store

One of the features Of the 25th
anniversary sale at Mulhgan Gas
and Electric in Oak Harbor this
weekend will be Mrs. Ohio. Mrs.
William Aubrey of Toledo, mother
of five, won the title recently in a
statewide competition sponsored
by The American Gas Association.
Judging was based on every aspect
of homemaking so Mrs. Ohio will
be able to give visitors many hints
on successful homemaking.
Miss Betty Newton of the Ohio
Fuel Gas Co. will be there for the
three days to demonstrate the
latest in gas appliances. Many Of
the recipes she prepares will be
available there for the asking.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
CaroIe Smith Is "Homenraker
OF Tomorrow" At Righ School

Carole Smith, II, champion
cherry pie baker-she's the PCHS
senior who took second place in
the Ohio contest-added another
distinguished title this week, and
it's right along the lines of her
ambition to make home economics
her career.
She's the Betty Crocker Home
maker of Tomorrow" in Port Clin-
ton High School, General Mills an
nounced from Chicago after check
ing the written examinations five
local girls took Dec 6 in the firms
search for All-American Home
maker of Tomorrow. Mrs. Ruth
Rice was in charge of the so
minute exam.
The exam tested the homemak-
ing knowledge and attitudes of
contestants and Carole's score was
highest. She gets a golden award
pin designed by Trifari and the
school gets Betty Crocker Good
And Easy Cook Book" Carole will
be entered in state competition
winner to receive a 81 500 scholar
ship and an educational trip. with
her school advisor to Washington
colonial Williamsburg and Phila
delphia. Scholarship of the All
American winner is increased tc
$1,000.
Carole is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Smith, w. Cataw
ba Road.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Scouts Attend
Recognition Meet

Port Clinton's three Eagle Scouts
were honored guests at a recogni-
ton dinner held at the Women's
Club at Toledo Thursday, Feb. 2
Eagle Scout Charles Simon Spon-
Sored by Fred Hendricks, Philip
Beltz sponsored by Sam Campbell
and Tom Edwards sponsored by
John Anderson were present, along
with their parents.
Over 400 guests we're present as
tribute was paid to 68 Scouts OF
N. w. Ohio who received the Eagle
Scout Award, the highest rank in
Scouting. Only one boy out of "a
scouts ever receive this Award.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10

past year. First place awards were
presented to Warrant officer Stve
Macy for the Armament Section,
Warrant officer William Bieber-
bach for the outstanding Ordnance
Supply Section, M/Sgt Edward
Slower received the award for the
Automotive Section, SIC Ralph
Druyor received the award for out
standing Artillery Section, and SIC
Leroy Gottschalk received the a.
ward in behalf of the Electronics
Section.
Second and Third place awards
were presented to SIC Harry Lentz,
Mess Section, SIC Raymond Roude-
bush, Small Arms, SIC Joe Taylor,
Ord Parts, SIC Frank Jayner,
Tracked Vehicle, and M/Sgt John
Trnavsky, Wheeled Vehicle Section.
Only one section failed to qualify
for an award this year and the
shortage Of personnel was the de-
Gliding factor for its disqualifica-
ton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Bella Russell
Repairs Crucifix

The beautiful 15-foot crucifix at
Immaculate Conception Catholic
church, badly damaged last year
when torn from the church wall, is
back in place, fully repaired.
Gratitude of the congregation
goes to Mrs. Bella Russell, Port
Clinton artist, who repaired the
damaged cruifix with painstaking
hours of work which included re-
casting of some of its parts. AS a
result of her skill, the sacred OBJ
ject is restored to full beauty.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Good Morning
Judge

Parking Without Lights: Joe
Meade, SIS and costs; Lester
Brown, SIS and costs; Joseph Zak,
$25; Anthony Damanti, SIS.
Speeding: Paul Nissen, $40.
Failure To Yield Right of Way:
BraSilio Fiorani, SIS.
No Fishing License: George
Lobb, George Fulkert, Harold
Amos, William Jenkins, Charles
Palmer, $15 each; Phyllis Bishop
$40.
Over Center Line: Harold Joseph
Weller, SIS.
Reckless Operation: James Flynn
$25.
Stop Sign: Richard Noblitt, $5.
Overload: Orvid Stoddard, $147
Drunk and Disorderly: Fred Rad
loft, $40.
No Operators license: William T
Sparks, SIS:
Driving On Permit Without Ii
censed Driver: Charles Ely, $50
prohibited from driving until in
Sured.
Reckless Driving: Charles Chris
$50; Darrell Green, S35 bond; jackie
Baker, second offense in year, $50
right to drive suspended 6 months
Permitting Minor To Drive: John
P. Mohr, SIS.
Insecure Load: Dayton Young
S25.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Jeschke Host At
John Deere Day

A full-length, all color film will
feature the John Deere Day Pro
gram to be held at w. c. Jeschke,
corner of State and Hayes Streets,
on February 14th. Mr.. Jeschke will
be the host for the event. Five ad-
ditional films will bes shown, all
interesting and educational to the
farmers.
In announcing the program, Mr.
Jeschke pointed out the program
will be free to all farmers and
their families. Admission tickets
may be obtained by calling at W.
C. Jeschke's.
The program will start at 1890
am. = A buffet lunch will be
served free of charge.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Lawrence Motel
Ends Army Course

FORT EUSTIS, VA. Pvt. Law
renee J. Motel, 10, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Motel, Route 2 Port
Clinton, Ohio, recently was gradu-
ated from the Army's Transporta-
ton School at Fort Eustisy Va.
Private Motel completed the
schools harbor craft crewsman
course in which he was taught
maintenance of small marine YES
sells. During the course he took
training cruise to apply his
knowledge gained in the class
room.
Motel, a 1854 graduate of Lake
side High School, worked for the
Port Clinton Manufacturing Co.,
before entering the Army last
July.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
NdIUI NUIIIIIc
On Vacation In South

Pat StinSon, junior in Port Clin-
ton High School and member of
the Newstaff, is probably basking
in the sun while we are enjoying
all of the lovely" snow.
Pat left for Florida Friday, Feb.
8, for two weeks. Some of the
things she will be doing and seeing
are as follows: spending a day in
Cyprus Gardens and seeing the
water shows of water skiing, ballet,
etc, seeing Box Tower, the famous
singing tower, going through the
Everglades, visiting the Indian Res
ervation, spending week at Day
tona Beach and few days at Miami
Beach.
To everyone who thinks Pat is
getting off easy on the school work
she has packed her shorthand
book and Hamlet" somewhere
under her sun tan oil.
Ann Greear
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Dick Sims Home
From GERMANY

1St 1t Richard Sims, son of Port
Clinton school superintendent and
Mrs. D. D. Sims, and his wife ar
rived Monday in New York from
Germany and are expected home
this weekend after Dick completes
arrangements for his military dis,
charge.
He was in service for the past
three years, and was stationed at
Bad Kreuznach, Germany, for the
past two years. He plans to return
to personnel work now that he is
back in civilian life. Dick was with
the medical detachment in Head
quarters of the. End Armored Divi-
sion.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
OTTAWA COUNTY
Court House,
COURT HOUSE
NEWS BRIEFS

Ruth Deitemeyer appointed Ex-
ecutriX of the estate of AIDA
Dreyer.
First and partial account of
guardianship of Dale Reeder ct al
filed by Sylvan Reeder, guardian.
Otto Schwartzwalder appointed
Ancillary Administrator of the es-
tate of George C. Schwartzwalder.
Wills of Fred Wechtel, John Kos
har, Leah Strohscher, John GreSh,
Sr. and Amelia Benin flied.
Alice D. Stahl appointed Admin
stratrix of the estate of John P.
Stahl.
Rosemary Koshar appointed Ex-
ecutriX of the estate of John Ko-
Shar.
Ella Kemp appointed Executrix
of the estate of Otto Rieman.