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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-28
ACCURATE YOUNG LAD
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, g.h.w., partial care small child
must be exper; dependable; recent refs.
ssSary open i't EN- n a4s1 'sA' Suff0un mss
y woman Nv with good ref liys in upstairs
COOK. colored, over 25, live in. to. do
refs; have other help. Wo. $685.. -?
COON and general houseworker. Call AID.
COOK AND CIV; exper.. refs: S25
weekly; adults. 4707 Conn, Apt 6l2;-29
ing and have superior city references;
house has all modern conveniences, includ-
ing dishwasher, disposal. Bendix and dryer:
salary $40 per week. Call WI. S947. 80
GENERAL HoUsEWORKER. colored. live
children, upstairs room WO. 57Ss. 20
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. good laund-
rcss, live in or out. RIA. 6445.
e GHW sDee es9s no M lnd 1855 o
G.H.W. and plain cooking; 8 adults; refs
GalI n IA. 1906 $o5s e sfter : Pm, 1,v.
sleep out Stay o some nisht.: SIS. wi vi
GIRL to take care of baby and do lisht
hGqssror Z live ga or as SSt' days week
HoGsEKEEPER. take fuli charge of large
home and :yr.-old child; live n; must 6e
MAID, colored. live in. shw. and laundry
for :! adults and 2.yr.-old child; must have
of; GOOD salary. IA. soss. 80
M MA 3, s R.sf Ss " IN oa, plain cook City
NAM nice '5 and sn S.s R's SEQ WINS M
MAID exp. part time; hours II to 4;
Woff .n SIS apy sos R
NV. No phone calls, please.
MAID. colorcd. to live in: IS years and
up; good salary: no cooking or washing.
MAID, neat. dependable; .shv; fond of
children; am. throush dinner: S25,
refs. necessary. ia. Oso2. 14l3 kalmia
WOMAN. white, wanted by congenial
couple for light Homework; live in. nice
quiet home Wo. 44l6 bet. 6 and Pm,
WOMAN. white, preferably living in silver
Spring. to assist elderly gentleman and do
lisht homework. SIS per week. SH. 1899.
@ses 1oE ks: sood f home. '2 ss s assk xs
WOMAN, middle-sged. white, care for con
live In. Call TO. $3.50 ewes. between 6
and 9. Refs; required .s, 40
SSh Alter Tnss % ,G sSid nso
Monday. through Friday; wv. s3.b per
va %6bMAN nes ce sE1 ea5e saf
s.hw. and cooking. good pay. must live in
vicinity of Silver Spring. SH $3.50; 80
care for one child. some cooking: live In
plus good salary: must haye excellent ref
erences. TR. $3.50 after g pm. -2e
tween age Of 1880 to keep boy 2 yrs. and
girl mos; live In colored home; pvt
room and board: 5i3 days; must be neat;
q good home for right party: salary open.
Phone for interview TW. 1888
YOUNG GIRL, white, to take full charge
of small child. live in. GE. 6271. 80
EXPER, COOK, live in: would consider
couple Good wages. WO. 5732. 80
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

CARPENTER WORK Store shelvings.
cabinets. recreation room and all kinds. Of
Floor sERviCEMN S but lao the best;
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning, par
quet installation, Bruce finishes FLOOR
ING CoNTRACTORS, INC. 1912 Wiscon-
GARAGE, 12x20 aluminium overhead door,
service door clear cedar siding, built COM
plete. S529. Call PROCTOR. 81. 5422.
HOME REMoDELING. additions, attics,
and rec, rooms; kitchen planning. cab
tile foorins SUBURBAN ' co SRS fue e.,
UN. 1852 days and ewes.
ROOFS, asbestos and brick siding; other
home improvements, D. c. and any part
Of Va or Md. Monthly payment plan. Free
estimates. MARYLAND ROOFING CO.,
Silver Spring, Md. Sligo 1850.
FREE, REASONABLE ESTIMATES on all
phases of home remodeling and improving
low down pymt., SO mos. to pay. HYDALE
CONTRACTORS. WA: SAB. UN. 4241.
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PERSONAL

pekSONAI.
LEA ENGEL, DREsSMAKER, Of ITO F
many n NV v,1 ns oh a sgs N u thanks
their past patronage and wishes to eX-
E tsnd the seasons sreetinss for a Merry
FOR P Psaaf re- es tx s 5S9o
ne Magician" DI. 1922 from e-5 and
RECoRDINGs FOR NEW YEAR, made
EET 1K 6fiLx 81 sss
4ITERAfioNs . on N ali ladies'. garments;
prompt and endcient service; open ewes.
xa Vac Nt1h Il s SH SS ION aoaEa4hou,
nursing care Licensed by county and State.
fERSxNHEENr WAVES. 81, shampoo and
EI5a s'ai e'esasf e9d'n sio 9As
lave. HAVE q , burial sites in Cedar HIN
on the dollar for cash. Mr.. Neumann, IA.
a few hours q day, a week end a week.
or for longer time? The Children S
d eun ssnss Vacation ses y snd ssd care
at any time for any length Of time. Trans
%g len, on request. , Silver Spring.
NC rhone ~; so57 william d. Lam
and Mrs. W. D. Lampart. B. A, University
of Chicago. directors
EMPLOYED LADY, care children help
lessons in grade, high schooie, exchange
for room: exchange ref. Phone Ak. 1897.
BABY'S PICTURE taken by the Christmas
t 4N in ,c your own Home. No o6lisations,
NEED 4 PLACE to leave your child for
week ts" or nous Ior o aay might week snd
DRENS INN, State license. gives your
child country vacation and skilled care
Transp. on request silver Spring, Nd.
Phone PL. 1857. William D. Lampdrd
M A. guidance. Columbia University Mrs
DIRECTORIES
WANTED, pleasant farm home. nearby Md,
for girl, B. and boy. 2. Box 254-L, Star
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tconsJ.

ROOFING,, all types; no JOB too smal,l;
RS0FING REPAIRS RsGPA1Rs, painting. cutters,
snow guards, window caulking; free est.
MURRAY, d. 2704. OV. $500. A.
ROOFING-All types ROOFS repaired; new
states, Stag and tin roofs, general sheet
metal work guttering and spouting; log
dow down .: 90 mos o to Pay Ts Gs, Hu 1882
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellar wet? All
leaks must stop or no charge. r. r.
WADDELL, TR 1879.
SCRAP IRON-Will pay highest price. l
will dismantle boilers and heating plants,
Always ready to pick up by calling ST.
1000; after pm, Ii. 1886. IL
TiPEWnlIERS cleaned. olieo and adjusted;
All work guaranteed; RE l177 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. Sl3 18th n:w
UPHOLSTERING AND SLIP COVERS-Fol
guaranteed workmanship and reasonable
pr ces call ACADEMY UPHOLSTERIN0
yRNETfaS B BIZ S c nE ho CSC SEQ Sp to
8 it. wide and # long Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern machine
method WASHINGTON SHADE & AVN
4 81; 26%I I7tb s, nv, pU. 600.
chimneys, roofs repaired. painted: expert
work; low prices; guar. NEV1NS, LII. 2444.
KRESS SEDWICK CO., builders and
remodelers; free estimates. TIE. 9126 or
FA. O9l3 -
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

CREDIT MANAGER, perm. position. good
pay. Apply MOSkINS. 729 9TH ST. NV.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. routine elm
ical laboratory examination in local hospi-
tai Call AID. 5976 for appointment. 20
REAL ESTATE and business statesmen and
women; Full time; Possible earnings
For appt call RE. 1910. day time. 80
STOCK CLERk-40-hr., 5-day week
must be able to type. Apply MCINTYRE,
MAGEE e. BROWN. 1924 Eye St. NV. DO
TABULATING CLERKS-Several with cler-
cal tabulating exper., for temporary work
ia sting about > mos; full or part time
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sAlEsMEk.

AUTO sALESMAN-Hiehly experienced:
used cars, for well established company;
good salary and commission plenty OF
nice clean cars to sell at the lowest prices
in town: unusual opportunity and secure
future. Apply 9 am. or after 9 pm,
ensburg I'd. ne Ii. $500.
SALEsMEN-"Did you do as well as you
might have in 194s?" II the answer is
NO" see MR.. MURRAY. Room $40 Ring
Bids, Sth and M SITS NV. -3l
SALESMAN for laundry and dry-clea ming
route in suburban Mont. Co; excellent
opportunity; good salary; must post $3.50
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION has opening
for man who knows he is better than
average; 5000 monthly while in training
Call e. SCHMIDT. MA. 6sss for "a
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srvAf,oAs woMrh Cont,

REFINED LADY, not servant type, wishes
position as companion to lady or light
duties in gentle home; live in; salary ex-
CULTURED YOUNG WOMAN would like
position as companion or social secretary
to congenisl lady Of refinement. MI. 1854.
SWISS LADY, qualified teacher pref:
knowledge of German and French des.
position as teacher or gov FA 5573
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. ali
GoELTeE iSI1 Q St. NV: 81. iass.
kl arssss TO DRivE IN Washington's oldest,
driver training school; 194s model cars,
gatented dgal eontrols; Permits secured
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NTTRSE

REGISTERED. not over 35 years Of age. for
ming Star Newspaper Co; permanent DO
sition. unusual opportunity; industrial
experience preferred, but all ausliefd Ap-
be able to obtain D. c. drivers permit.
Apply personnel ONCE, Room 500. Star
Building,
THE EVENING STAR
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CASHIER

For Ford dealer One with knowledge of
tipping and bookkeeping preferred; must be
OF good appearance, good worker and pune
tual in attendance; disqualification, life
insurance, vacation and s holidays with
pay. See Mr.. Erwin. HILL a. TIBBITTS,
"a
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EMPLoYMEA1 sERYlcEs
DOMESTIC.

ehildrens nurse. live out. White chhau}s
feur. 5000. MADELEINE OYSTER AGEN-
CY, Dupont Circle.
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HEtP WOMEN,

CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR
Restaurant experience, early morning
shift. Meals and uniforms furnished. No
Sundays TALLY no RESTAURANT, S12
18th ST. NV. 80
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Laboratory Technician
For physicians ONCE, registered preferred;
starting salary. $3.50 and up, depending
upon qualifications. Phone MR.. FERRY,
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GIRLS

The telephone company has openings now;
interesting work, good WAGES, paid while
learning. regular Increases; 5-day week;
no experience required. Visit our employ
ment ONCE.
The c. & P. Telephone Co.
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CI,ERK-TYPTST

AGE 90 to 80. The Evening Star has an
opening in the classified advertising de-
tvpist with coed telephone voice who is
capable and would enjoy rendering service
TO customers by telephone. 5-day. 40
once Room 5O4
THE EVENING STAR
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JUNIOR SECRETARY

Excellent, opportunity for competent young
lady with experience in stenography; 81
with planned increases in pay and excel
lent working conditions in newspaper
THE EVENING STAR
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TELEPHONISTS

TELEPHONISTS
For credit collection ONCE; permanent
position eood salary no evenine work,
Apply Mr.. Kelly, MARVINS CREDIT, INC,
ia 9TH st. NV. 80
PART TIME
For financial markets; youns woman. 20!
80 years; permanent; no experience re-
ouired: must be married. high school
graduate preferred: hours daily 10 q. m
70 Pm. Apply personnel once. Room
THE EVENING STAR
Il0l Pa. Ave, NV 90
ACCURATE YOUNG LADY
For ONCE work in advertising, printing
firm; must be good typist. write neat
hand. accurate with figures, answer tele-
phone write bills, post purchase invoices;
hours S:45 to $50, 5-day week; good
opportunity for the right person. Reply
in own handwriting, stating age expe-
renee and salary expected.
Box 1851 Star. 20
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Accounting Clerk, TyplSt
Accounting knowledge not essential. but
good typing is Apply In psIson ,, and ~
1921 G st. NV. 80
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Continued on Next PaSs)
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over 81. high school graduate, as collec-
tor: must be able to pass medical exam
no experience required; 5-day, 40-hour
week; S35 to start with planned advance
ments; many employment advantages
permanent. Apply personnel ONCE, Room
t04, Star BLDG
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. ave. NV
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No. Seas STATION; everything under
cover and PUMPING, 10000 gallons and
spot Of activity See 1t with BILL
SIMoNs, the live-wire broker, Elk. 61s1.
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&n0 0ruEELOre. experienced man only EOOQ
STORE, 1927 Conn. ave. NV. Wo. 7577.
ss. :us s2ss 'ssss5 ~
I'M sR,. $i,s 9.Ps 3 run a5ssr
VIE. G s5R hSuis 1ss .nS mix
sS e. sS Rsr@ g @ RssS 1uee
about $50 wk, rapid inereases; 1927 Eye
N.SHER En- 70; oS BUS, 10 to ssS pm mus,
ssDssis q msnsSinr shit. only exDer,
fenced men with best Of references need
NAN t sRR ' arus.tof fAta 0nsa
MtN y' f sssT NOT TOO OLD, an. MSs re-
1s 1S dpportanies were never s sreater
f. cur than n tS, Il is
9TH !. tSroussh the medium q xsnt.ad
isl saiesmsn SIMILAR 70 this "a I'VE are
this kind: msnafsctarlns elsctrieal snd
ab you AZ, n.ps 70 ass
free 70 come In between 70 and ~ am.
%s s Us s1eu;s ass
ssss.sis e ! q: Sst iSs MI coMSI5Ss,
to 81 800 yearlv ewes. and Saturdays,
selling REAL Silks nationally known hab-
erdashe5y and apparel. Phone MA. 1888
MEM MEN two : ? to to writ. health, accident and
s 4iS iiss az. SsG
MEN t' eoior.d, to work in srocery store,
hwy. silver Spring. Nd. sH 549l. go
az ssss sal ADJ, oI NeS1iRt haAEE
&1fR FAM aaatw to sxiRss work
g. ssess's.s;1 fn''R H. S5s
mhE 4EueefKe HELrrR-stesay 20 YORK,
ch Y s'e coS Az Yn's sassso ' SicHF!gE o
MoDEL BUILDER with some sales expert
model and hobby business, TO become
assistant manaser ana take full charge
Rfs aSssY ek1 XII Il 'i IS
81: qlebe "a. Arlington, va, IS
xpSiy MR fERRELL. 416 9th st. NV.
IL aog .: :'..sg si.st ma" ssi. Whit:
3l:ss E; 70 $50 am; must Be able TO
teTuired; $40 week. Apply PARKlNk LOT.
corner 18th and SITS. NV. bet. IL and ..
raARMAcIsT. excellent opgortunity for
2sS. si,'rdsis' 2a. r A. S5s7 G asN
Kodiak mirror., 1948-01-24
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The unioH, which includes civilian workers at the base, had two mass meetings during the week, and appointed committees of employees who have been in Kodiak for several years, to ob- tain information in town regard- iag prices Of various items as we'll as charges for rent in varl- ous apartments.
 It was reliably reported that a delegation from the base will fly to Washington, with 8 rebut. tai from the base, and MT. Wall Ter was expected to head it, but Capt Johnson said he could neither confirm nor deny this report <"
 The Carpenters Local No. 2162 which includes both base and town carpenters, sent a wire to Washington protesting the Chamber of Commel ee action, and the Fishermen's Union later sent a message saying they did not concur with the carpenters in the protest. The fishermen declined however to give their out and-out support to the action
 No report has been received as to any action on complaints regarding sales of liquor on tle base in competition with town establishments. (An Associated Press wire in the Mirror last week inadvertently included whiskey sales at the base as be- ing from "government-operatt d. stores.l
Kodiak mirror., 1948-01-24
Notice

After this date I will not be responsible for any debts lncur- red in Kodiak, either in my ,ame or in the name of my firm: Clark's Home Service.
 Chester V. Clark.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-01-24
Notice

Will customers please pick up finished shoes promptly, as our space is very limited. We are now able to give 24-hour service.
 Geiger's Shoe Repair Shop
Kodiak mirror., 1948-01-24

LOCK AND KEY SERVICE Locks installed, repaired and keys made for cars or homes
 Safes serviced. Leave orders now at Bert's Drug Store. 1-3l
Kodiak mirror., 1948-01-24

FOR SALE--Our eggs are HOW on sale at W. J. krskine's, City Market, and Base Con- Rnissary. These eggs are extra large and strictly fresh from oNr local farm. Jackson Poul- sFy and Hog Ranch. 2.l4
Kodiak mirror., 1948-01-24

FOR SALE-A-B electric steve with 3 burners, oven & broiler. Used < months. SIOO Will deliver. Contact Smith, Phone Navy 685.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-01-24
0ossifieds

FOB SALE Income proper. sy. Modern apt., house and warehouse. See Mrs. Edythe Smith.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-01-24
FOR SALE--Baby stroller. nearly good as nsw. $9. Ches- ter Clark, Mission Road.

NEW SHIPMENT Cor. geous "A karat gold plated G.
 lectric clocks. Star Jewelry Go.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-01-24
FILMS - Finished. Better. Cheaper Faster. Norman Photo Shop.

FOUND--Key on copper ring Claim at Mirror office, pay for ad.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-01-24

FOUND--Illinois key. Owner may claim at Mirror office, pay for ad.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-01-24
POCKETS TAILORED

gular alterations and mending Bessie's Tailor Shop at Knud- sen's.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-16

OF the community are invited to
participate in having booths.
Parent-Teachers will have a
home baked pie booth. Chapel
Mothers will have fish pond,
and the Dorcas are making plans
for one. Mrs. Staaf, president,
will assist in the plans for those
desiring booths. Definite date
for the social will be announced
reXt week.
Leroy Barnholt of Los Angel
es, California, Mrs. Irene Mills
of Willard and Mrs. Roy Becker
of Sandusky were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. j Barnholt Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ludwig
attended a meeting of the State
Exchange director in West Mill
grove Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Wade of To-
ledo, have taken Linden Lodge at
Rock Ledge for two weeks and
will entertain several groups of
friends.
| Miss Janet Zimmerman of De-
troit, had with her over the
weekend Miss Albina Gardella.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Lemmer-
man, daughters and guests en-
joyed a picnic supper at the
State Park.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-16
GYPSUM

Miss Dorothea Jensen has been
named on the second semester
honor roll at the University of
Toledo. Miss Jensen is a sopho-
more in the College of Education.
July 8, from University of Toledo
(This notice was received last week
News Bureau, and too late to get
in the paper last week..
Mrs. Harold Sperber and infant
daughter and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen
took Mrs. John Swearingen and
son, Tommy, and Miss Pamela
Sibrel to Napoleon, Saturday af-
ternoon. Pamela will spend a
week or more with the Swearin-
gems.
James Rarden, of the Air Corps,
arrived home last week from five
year service in that branch of the
government of U. S, A.
Miss Dorothea Gulau had as a
guest Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day, Miss Marti Keister, of Find
lay.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Gypsum Community church honor
ed Mrs. Harvey Golf with a stork
shower last week Thursday even
ing. The president, Mrs. John Jen-
sen had the basement appropriate
ly decorated for this occasion.
Mrs. Herman Bahnsen, as chair
man of entertainment, proved a
very efficient mistress and much
pleasure was derived from the old
school day program.
Mrs. Golf was then requested to
open her many nice gifts and
make a wish for each person before
learning who presented said gift,
which caused much merriment,
Refreshments were served at the
tables which were decorated in
pink and blue and garden flowers.
Those attending were: Mrs. Ben
Bahnsen, Mrs, Carl Bahnsen, Mrs.
Herman Bahnsen, Mrs. Ida Gra-
ham and grandson, Mrs. J. H. Gu
lau, Mrs. John Jensen, Mrs. Joe
Kokinda, Mrs. Roy Lemon, Mrs.
William baltimore Mrs. H. T. Sam
pie, of Fremont, Mrs. John Sill
agyi, Mrs. Grayson Schau, Mrs.
Denver Rowley, Mrs, c. Wise, Sr,
and Mrs. C. Wise, Jr., and daugh-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-16
DANBURY

Members of the Daughters of st.
Paul were entertained at the home
of Mrs. Robert Bandelean, Thurs
day afternoon. Part of the busi-
ness session was devoted to the
election of officers for the year
beginning the third Thursday in
October and resulted in the re-
election of Mrs. Elmer Meter,
s.president; Mrs. Edwin Wohlers,
.vice-president; Mrs. John Schultz,
secretary, and Mrs. Edwin Brede
hoft, treasurer. This was the con-
cluding meeting of this club
year. A delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess to Mrs.
Meter, Mrs. Wohlers, Mrs. Brede-
hoft, Mrs. Edward Behrman, Miss
Mary Behrman, Mrs. Melvin Gulau,
Mrs. Rachel Semmelhaack, Mrs.
Bertha Hallier, and Mrs. George
Meek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Grant
are enjoying a vacation, visiting in
Defiance and Cleveland.
Relatives here have received
word of the death of Lester Buck
in Columbus. Mr.. Buck was the
son of the late Charles and Mary
Bredehoft Buck, former Danbury
residents. He was buried with
full military honors in the mill
stary cemetery at Louisville, Ken
lucky, having been member of
the Army Reserve Corps for many
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meek, Erie
Beach, and guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony, of Cleveland, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wheaton,
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Vollmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Behrman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fillinger, Mr..
Sand Mrs. Edwin Bredehoft Mr..
and Mrs. Will Sass, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Shores, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ludwig and Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Barnholt attended the annual pic
mic of the Farmers Union Study
club at the East Harbor State
Park, Sunday, followed by So
cial evening at the Ludwig home,
Catawba Island.
Mrs. Will Sass, Mrs. J. T. Kihl-
, ken, Mrs. Geo. Meek, Mrs. Edwin
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-16

ter, and Mrs. Enos Rarden and
honor guest, Mrs. Harvey Golf.
Sending gifts who were not
present We're: Mrs. H. R. Cook, of
Oberlin; Mrs. George Sibrel, Mrs.
James Rowley, and Miss Amanda
Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. w. Carstens
were hosts to group of friends
from Sandusky. Bathing was en-
joyed at the State Park beach,
A picnic supper was enjoyed at the
Carstens' home.
Fred Nelson, with Mrs. Nelson
and daughter, joan, are taking
trip through Canada and Seat
tie by train. This is Mr.. Nelson's
vacation of the New York Central
station from Gypsum where he is
employed as clerk.
A goodly number of Gypsum
Al club members left Tuesday
evening for a trip by bus to
Washington, D. c., Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jensen accompanied them as
chaperones. Mrs. Jensen is ad-
visor of the younger group and
Mrs. Minoff of the older group.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sibrel
left Sunday morning for trip into
Canada with Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Johannsen, of Toledo, joining
them on this outing.
Mrs. Enos Rarden was admit
ted Saturday in New Toledo
hospital, Toledo, for observation
and treatment and released Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCor-
mick, of Cleveland, arrived Sat
urday to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Bahnsen. Mr.. Mccormick
drove on to Bradner to be with
with his parents. They returned
to Cleveland Sunday evening.
Alfred Boss has returned this
week to his duties at the r. Hagel
company store.