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PAGE 12fHE MARION STAR, MARION, OHICTUESDAY, JULY 38, 1962Awards Given Derby WinnersAt Lions LunchChampion Presented 3 Trophies; Others Receive Cups, PrizesMarion Area Hospital NewsCRESTLINEGty’s 4th Polio Case ReportedSoap Box Derby awards were presented at the regular Lions Club luncheon meeting held at Hotel Harding Monday. Master of ceremonies was Col. John Phelan of the Marion Engineer Depot.Phillip Blue, of LaRue, Marion’s 1853 Soap Box Derby champion, received three trophies. He was presented the Keating Award, a trophy given- each year to the Derby winner, by the General Motors Corp. by Walter Grum-blatt of the Midtown Chevrolet. He was awarded the rotating trophy that goes to the winner’s school for one year, by Dari Gatchell, assistant principal of Harding High School. His third award was a large permanent trophy presented by Fred Harden, chairman of the 1953 Soap Box Derby.Richard Lister, assistant chairman of the Derby, presented i large trophy to the Class F winner, Donald Daniel. Riley Hall presented the two small Class A and B runnerup trophies io Pat Hughes of Mansfield and Larry Craig of Marion. Keith Ridgway received the Class A sponsor’s plague on behalf of the Ridgway Hatchery of LaRue from. Robert Haldeman. Paul Shelton received the Class B sponsor’s plaque on behalf of the Fairfield Engineering Co. Haldeman also made this presentation.Admitted: Mrs. R. H. Slum; Dariel Sanchuck; Robert Harris of near Mansfield; Mrs. Earl Finical of Galion. Released: Jerry Gehr-isch; Miss Rosemary Peirce of near Mt. Gilead; Tommy and Bonny Bailey; Mrs. John Varga and daughter; Mrs. Donald Barker and son of near here; Edward Laugh-baum; -Mrs. Ernest Sperduti Mrs. Nick Tesso; Mrs. Charles Foster; Frank Davis, Frank Beam and George Rader of near Mansfield. Births: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Shumate.Letitia Swartz, 2, Of Waterloo St. IllCouncilThe fourth case of polio in the city and the seventh this year in the entire county was reported today by Dr. M. M. Weinbaum of the City Health' Department. The victim is two - year - old Letitia Swartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.jVnftlrlm Ctuar+y «# W1 Wnf PrlfW 81a new low cost housing development under construction* north of Kenton Ave. and east of Cass Ave.Keuchler is the owner of the property and the resolution calls for him to pay the cost of the sewer installations and to make the installations under supervision of the City Engineer’s office. He also must pay the salary of an inspector to check the installations for compliance with city regula-sewer to a shallower depth and thus would serve a smaller area.Third plan was to use a gravity feed system from E. Fairground St. to E. Center St. to eliminate use of the lift station, but this would be the most costly and would serve an even smaller area, Browne and Associates reported.Cost of the first plan was estimated at a total of about $89,000, the second at $80,000, and the third at $99,000.In answer to questions by Coun-DEATHS and FUNERALSPaul Franklin MiUerPaul Franklin Miller, 66, of 318 W. Columbia St. died suddenly, about 10:30 a.m. Monday at home. Cause of death was pronounced heart attack. Mr. Miller had suffered previous heart attacks and had been under the care of a local physician. His wife, Mrs.Cleveland; Gladys, wife of Dale Ulrich, of Dayton; Eva, wife of Rudolph Hehr, east of this city; Marjorie, wife of John Wakivogel, of Cuyahoga Falls, and Gordon Schediegger, of this city; 13 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; one brothert Alton Stevens, of Bellefontaine.Deborah Kay DeischerGALION — Graveside services were held at 1 p.m. today in Fair-view Cemetery here for Deborah Kay, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Deischer of Galion. She was born Monday in Galion CityFour AccidentsReported; One Person InjuredOne person was slightly injured in one of four traffic accidents reported by the State Patrol and Marion Police today.Injured was Doris M. Burns, 21, of Fulton, O., driver of a car which veered off State Route 529, two miles south of Marion, at 6:10 p.m. Monday and hit a guy wire on a General Telephone Co. pole.GALION City HospitalAdmissions: Mrs. Paul Crider, of near Mansfield, Mrs. Ralph! Grubaugh, Mrs. Paul Erfurt, Dale Borders, Mrs. Sperry Denton, Mrs. Ida Rule, Lloyd Moore, all of Galion. Releases: Hollis Copens, George Beach, Clement Wilden-thaler, Paul Wolcott, all of Galion; Mrs. Carl Tracht and infant, Edison, Mrs. Ralph Ridenour and infant, Mansfield.Shelton, as chairman of the inspection committee, and Miss Hal-lie Houck, judge of the best upholstered car, presented Bill Cal-bert a tool board, and an archery set for having the best appearing and best constructed car. Robert Bush presented Gary Holliday a power tool set for having the best upholstered car.Guests present were: Rex Bills, James B. Lytle Jr.,Julian Walker, and Lowell Williams Jr. of Marion; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Blue, -Barents of Phillip Blue; and Mr.UPPER SANDUSKY Wyandot MemorialBirths: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clements, of this city, a son; a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Res, of this city. Discharged: James Shafer, of this city; Mrs. E. S. Laufson, of this city; Charles Ritter, of Carey; Mrs. Karl Berg, of this city; and James Conley, of near here; Myron Case of near Nevada; Mrs. Owen Husb-ouer, erf Sycamore; Mrs. Otto Matteson, of this city; Mrs. Neil Ulrich, of near Upper Sandusky; Mrs. Harriet Nichols, of this city; Mrs. Donald Predmore and infant of this city; and Mrs. Donald Sherman and infant of Carey. Mrs. Charles McMahan, of Dunkirk; Mrs. William Yingling and infant, of Carey; Mrs. Thomas Rail and infant, of this city, and Mrs. James HaH and infant of Carey. Admitted: William Olpp Sr. of this city; Mrs. Fred Walter of near Carey; and Mrs. David Baldwin, of this city; Henry Knapp, of near Harpster.
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