RECORDS The News-Messenger, Fremont, Ohio, Wednesday, September 17, 1997 Deaths Elizabeth May April 27, 1918 Sept. 15, 1997 Former Gibson Street resident Elizabeth "Bettie" May, 79, died Monday at her daughter's home on Portage Road, Wayne. She had been staying with her daughter since January due to her illness. She was born in Willoughby, Ohio, to Karl and Pauline Emily (Wegner) Knass. She married Donald May on Nov.
28, 1943, in Fremont. He died on Jan. 17, 1981. Mrs. May administered the Republican party headquarters in Fremont from 1970 until 1992 and had worked for the Sandusky County Board of Elections.
A homemaker, Mrs. May drove a trolley car during World War II and was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. She was also a member of the Fremont VFW Auxiliary and First English Lutheran Church in Gibsonburg. Surviving are daughters Wendy S. Gonzales of Wayne and Mary Ellen Rolf of Fremont, son Dean C.
May of Fremont, eight grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Sister Gertrude Zumstein is deceased. Visitation is 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Nopper-Veh Funeral Home in Gibsonburg.
Services are 11 a.m. Thursday at First English Lutheran Church where the body will lie in state one hour before the services. Burial is at Riverview Cemetery in Port Clinton. Memorials may be made to the American Diabetes Foundation or Bridge Hospice in Findlay. Norval Goeckerman Feb.
15, 1913 Sept. 16, 1997 Norval M. Goeckerman, 84, of Catawba Island, died Tuesday at Firelands Community Hospital. He was born in Jefferson County in Nebraska to William and Elizabeth (Dresp) Goeckerman. A retired farmer, Mr.
Goeckerman was a member and former councilman for Resurrection Lutheran Church in Catawba Island. He was also a member and former councilman at Zion (Latcha) Lutheran Church in Perrysburg for 70 years. He was also a member of the farm bureau. Surviving are his wife Irene Roder Goeckerman; stepsons Herbert, Roland, and Kenneth Roder of Catawba Island, and Dennis Roder of Dallas, Texas; stepdaughter Joan Crawford of Castalia; eight stepgrandchildren and nine stepgreat-grandchildren; brothers Clarence Goeckerman of Perrysburg and William Goeckerman of Northwood; and sisters Inez Sandwich of Stony Ridge, Vera Radeloff of Pemberville and Evelyn Leslie of Luckey. His first wife Almeda (Emch), brothers Lloyd and Leonard and sister Esther are deceased.
Visitation begins at 2 p.m. Thursday at Gerner-WolfKopchak Funeral Home in Port Clinton with the family present 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Services are 11 a.m. Friday at Resurrection Lutheran Church where the body will lie in state one hour before the services.
Graveside services are 2 p.m. Friday at Troy Township Cemetery in Luckey. Memorials may be made to either church. Geraldine Williams June 7, 1941 Sept. 16, 1997 Geraldine "Jeri" Williams, 56, of Park Avenue, died Tuesday at Memorial Hospital.
She was born at Lima Memorial Hospital to Charley and Maxine (Wobler) Crouse. Living in Fremont since 1961, she married William W. Williams on June 9, 1963, at Hayes United Methodist Church. He survives. Mrs.
Williams graduated from Ada High School in 1959 and Lima Beauty School in 1960. She worked at several beauty salons in the Fremont area and owned Jeri's Beauty Chateau on South Park Avenue. She was a former member of the Sugar Grove Methodist Church in Ada and a member of Fremont Alliance Church and Fremont Ladies of the Moose Lodge 1286. Also surviving are her parents of Fremont; daughter Tonya Louise Walters of Helena; three grandchildren; brother Ronald Charles Crouse of Fremont; sister Joyce Ellen Talbot of Fremont; and nieces, nephews and gre and nephews. Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m.
today and 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Nopper-Karlovetz Mortuary. Services are 10:30 a.m. Friday at Fremont Alliance Church where the body will lie in state one hour before the services.
Burial is at Four Mile House Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the family. Denise M. Pierson-Case Sept. 30, 1955 Sept.
15, 1997 Denise M. Pierson-Case, 41, of Port Clinton, died Monday at home after a sudden illness. She was born in Port Clinton to Homer R. and Elsie M. (Hansen) Pierson.
She worked as a cashier for Drawbridge Marina in Port Clinton and was a member of St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church in Oak Harbor. She enjoyed working with arts and crafts. Surviving are daughters Renda Case of Port Clinton, Andrea Case and Melissa Case, both of Oak Harbor; son Stephen Case of Port Clinton; three grandchildren; her mother of Oak Harbor; sister Lucille Lieske of Oak Harbor; brother Ronald "Corky" Pierson of Oak Harbor; and former husband Wayne Case Jr. Her father and sister Judith Westfere are deceased.
Services are 11 a.m. Friday at Robinson-Henn-Brossia in Oak Harbor. Burial is at Locust Point Cemetery in Oak Harbor. Visitation is 2 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home with the family present 2 to 4 p.m.
and 7 to 9 p.m. Additional visitation is two hours before the services Friday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the family. BEANIE BABIES at Deerfield Station 60 Clay St. Tiffin, OH 448-0342 IT'S NOT MAGIC IT'S THE TRUTH! Why Wait? Pay in '98! 6 MONTHS SAME AS CASH (With Approved Credit) Desks Starting $199 Gliders Starting $199 Bedroom Suites Starting $899 Sofas Starting at $499 Sleepers Starting a $599 VISA AnnLen's Furniture Chiropractic MATTRESS CENTER Free 2480 W.
State Fremont 332-8255 Delivery Open Daily Thurs. 'till Closed Sunday For Your Information Hospitals MEMORIAL Admitted Tuesday Mary Hofstetter, Everett Road. Discharged Tuesday Janet Smith, Clyde; Joyce Harrison, Bettsville; Ryan Churchill, 5, son of Timothy Churchill, Bellevue. BELLEVUE Discharged Tuesday Arthur A. Minadeo, Bellevue Births MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Sept.
5 Terri Jahna and David Alejandro Fremont, a 7-pound daughter, Selena Elizabeth Alejandro, at 2:42 p.m. She was 21 inches long. Local grandparents are Robert and Sally Jahna of Gibsonburg and Mary and David Alejandro Sr. of Fremont. Great-grandparents are Dorothy Ickes of Gibsonburg and Jose Alejandro Sr.
and Trinidad Benavidez Rocha of Fremont. ELSEWHERE Sept. 13 Jamie (Ayres) and Jimmie Fitzgerald, 112 Fairway Circle, Norwalk, a 9-pound, 10 ounce son, Maxwell James Fitzgerald, at 1:49 p.m. at Fisher-Titus Medical Center. He was 21 inches long.
Local grandparents are Jim and Kathy Ayres and great-grandparents Maribelle Ayres and Ida Rose Lochotzki, all of Fremont. Fremont police ARREST: Fremont girl, 17, 3:04 p.m. Tuesday, unruly juvenile charges, walking in 300 block of South Arch Street. To juvenile detention center. Timothy V.
Simms, 38, 418 Second 6:12 p.m. Tuesday, domestic violence, incident at home. To county jail, awaiting court. Janet M. Lindsey, 31, 418 Second disorderly conduct, same incident.
Given summons to appear in court. Four boys, all 14-years-old, 6:16 p.m. Tuesday, criminal trespassing, found by officers in the old Jackson Annex building on Birchard Avenue. All released on own recognizance. Jamie R.
Gomez, 20, 510 May 7:14 p.m. Tuesday, domestic violence warrant. To county jail, awaiting court. Matthew J. Zelczak, 23, 512 Union Place, 11:09 p.m.
Tuesday, Buying prices Commodities Wheat 3.29 New Crop Wheat 3.29 Corn to Attica 2.54 New Corn to Attica 2.40 -2 Corn to Ballville 2.54 -2 New Corn to Ballville 2.40 -2 Corn to Green Springs 2.54 -2 New Corn Green Springs 2.40 -2 Corn to Old Fort 2.54 New Corn Old Fort 2.40 Corn to Kansas 2.54 New Corn to Kansas 2.40 -2 Corn to Bellevue 2.59 New Corn Bellevue 2.44 Corn to Clyde 2.59 New Corn to Clyde 2.45 -2 Soybeans 7.54 New Crop Soybean 6.34 Source: Country Springs Farmers Co-op In case of error It is the policy of The NewsMessenger to correct mistakes in a timely fashion. To report errors, please call 332-5511. failure to appear warrant from Fostoria Municipal Court and littering. Turned over to Seneca County deputies. Gerald Lee Davidson, 27, 751 Sunny Acres Drive, early today, obstructing justice, resisting arrest, failure to appear.
BURGLARY: Sally F. Wilson, 623 Bush Place, about 3:45 a.m. today, two rings, total value $5,000, from home while she was sleeping. Heard noise and scared off intruders. Will submit complete list of missing items later.
THEFT: Kimberly A. Coleman, 917 Christy during the night Monday, cellular telephone and men's wallet with money card, driver's license and credit card, from vehicle parked near residence. Andrew R. Taylor, 530 St. Joseph during the night Monday, nine compact discs from pickup near residence.
Juanita Giles, 919 Christy during the night Monday, wallet, $250 in food stamps, $80 and pager, from vehicle near residence. INJURED: John Leonard, 14, Morrison Street, 11:56 a.m. Tuesday, released after treatment at Memorial Hospital, pushed by another student and fell into corner of counter. Facial cut required stitches. Joey Everett, 9, 140 N.
Jefferson 5:36 p.m. Tuesday, released after treatment at Memorial Hospital, bitten by dog while riding bicycle on Lincoln Street. TRESPASSING: Phillip D. Collison, 1039 Rawson during the night Monday, car entered, nothing taken. VANDALISM: Cindy's Goodies, 1311 E.
State reported Tuesday, BB hole in window. Corrina E. Esquivel, 1335 Mosser Drive, Apt. 308, sometime last month, side panels on vehicle scratched. Sheriff ARREST: James Hardy, 40, North River Road, 4 p.m.
Tuesday, criminal damaging and aggravated trespassing, incident in the 1900 block of Hayes Avenue. To county jail, awaiting court. BURGLARY: Heather Butler, 2585 Zilphia Stocks Tuesday's Dow 7,895.92, up 174.78 AEP Kroger Aeqp Vk 53 LkHeed Mrt ANDE Lowes APAC 14 Lucent 77" McDonalds 47 Amrtch Moore BncOne 55 NCC BrshWI NflkSo CedrFr OEC CentEn Pepsico ChmTrl NC Pechiney Chrysir Penney CHD Pfizer 60 ColGs Rally CoopTr RalPus DanaCp RAD Eaton 93" SFI FITB SEARS FordM StdPrd GTE SvMer NC Gannett USG Gn Mtr LVA Heinz Wendy's HBAN WMX WMT KMart Whripl 56 Source: Edward Jones I CAN HELP! All Types of Financing Available As Low As 8.5% BANKRUPTCY 1ST TIME SLOW PAY BUYERS COLLECTION REPOSSESSIONS ACCOUNTS DIVORCE Brad Meade American Auto Sales, WEST 2308 W. State St. (next to Big Boy) 332-5325 1-800-331-1911 zenith FOGUS ON FOOTBALL 27" tv rebate Features: Input Jacks High Contrast Picture Tube Color Picture-In-Picture Picture Tube Stereo 50 Comb Filter SEq Front Surround Sound FACTORY REBATE Volume Limiter Trilingual On-Screen Displays Channel Labeling Features may not apply to all models MEYER'S TV Z27X31D Z27X22D SY2768S SY2772DT APPLIANCE Z27H32D SY2779DT 200 E.
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FOR PURCHASES MADE BETWEEN AUGUST 21, 1997 and SEPTEMBER 27, 1997 ONLY! -zenith Burgoon, during the night Monday, $270 cash, entrance through window. CRIMINAL DAMAGING: -Chip Friedberg, 121 E. Main Woodville, from 5:45 p.m. Sunday to 9:59 p.m. Tuesday, steering column damaged in apparent theft attempt, truck parked in 1200 block of West Main Street, Woodville.
Court News COMMON PLEAS A jury took about one hour Monday afternoon to find a Fremont man guilty of burglarizing a Riley Township home last October. Michael Koppus, 33, 1527 North faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison when sentenced by Sandusky County Common Pleas Judge Margaret Weaver Oct. 28. Koppus was charged with one third-degree felony count of burglary for trespassing into a home in the 3000 block of Ohio 412 on Oct. 1, 1996.
His trial began Monday morning, with Assistant Prosecutor Nancy Haley handling the case. Fremont attorney Tom Stierwalt represented Koppus. The jury went into deliberations shortly after 3:30 p.m., and returned with their verdict at 5:05 p.m. Criminal court FREMONT MUNICIPAL COURT Assault Robert E. Martin, 29, 436 Wood St.
(two counts) Jail: 25 days. Bad check Terianne Thomas, 1819 Elm Drive. Fine: $50. Jennifer Johnson, 330 E. Main Oak Harbor.
Dismissed. The News Messenger USPS 210-020 Wednesday, September 17, 1997 Vol. 142 No. 143 The News-Messenger, A Gannett Satellite Information Network newspaper, is published daily except Sunday at 1700 Cedar Fremont, OH 43420. Second class postage is paid at Fremont, OH 43420.
Postmaster: Send address changes to The News-Messenger, Box 1230, Fremont, OH 43420. ALL OFFICES Clyde, toll All other Jim Daubel Publisher Ext. 112 John Dye Executive Editor 140 Genia Lovett Advertising 120 Jim Heady Circulation Director 180 Steve Avery Production Director. 170 Amy Schwartz 160 Henry Karcher Commercial Printing 171 Rich Harshbarger Market Development 128 Internet online service Intelliworks, Inc Michael L. Hughes, 1110 White Ave.
Dismissed. Jennifer Driftmyer, 301 W. State St. Fine: $25. Jacqueline Boling, 35, 129 W.
Third Port Clinton. Jail: two days. Fine: $25. Jennifer M. Johnson, 330 E.
Main Oak Harbor. Dismissed. Carrying a concealed weapon Steve Diaz, 34, 124 Norbert Drive, Apt. 44. Jail: three days.
Fine: $100. Criminal damaging Anthony J. Howey, 19, 412 Chestnut St. Jail: 35 days. Fine: $150.
Criminal trespassing Brian T. Farr, 33, 1526 W. State St. Fine: $150. Domestic menacing Patrick K.
Telford, 30, 419 S. Wood St. Jail: two days. Fine: $100 Domestic violence Everardo C. Lopez, 26, 211 N.
Park Ave. Jail: two days. Fine: $150. Benjamin K. Woodruff, 39, 1224 Franklin Ave.
Dismissed. Brenda K. Cranston, 36,. 1210 Rawson Ave. Fine: $50.
Failure to pay tax James Dayringer, 822 Napoleon St. Fine: $100, suspended. Michael Lather, dba Anthony's, 104 E. State St. Fine: $100, suspended.
Failure to secure liability insurance Tim Pollard, 907 Tiffin Lot 37. Jail: 15 days. Fine: $250. Furnishing alcohol to underage person Monica L. Moreno, 21, Fremont.
Fine: $150. Menacing Anthony J. Howey, 19, 412 Chestnut St. Dismissed. CIRCULATION Customer 185 For home delivery problems or missed copies, call during business hours: a.m.
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