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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
All Clubs Plan
Scrap Metal Drive

The hunt for scrap metal is on
again. Organized drives are be-
ing planned by government and
local agencies. Scrap metal is
bringing the highest price in his
tory and it is badly needed by the
steel industry for the making of
automobiles, farm machinery and
other equipment for peacetime
uses for the expanding military
program, as we'll as for European
recovery.
Here in Ohio members of All
clubs are being urged to make
the salvaging of scrap metal one
of their major activities. w. H.
Palmer, state club leader, is tell
ing members this a good way to
raise money for camp develop
ment, for Foundation Fund quo
tas, and for any other purpose for
which the club needs money. He
says one or more statewide con-
tests are being organized, which
will be open to All club members
and he is urging them to enroll
their clubs.
There are thousands of pounds
of scrap lying about Buckeye
farms, in barnyards, in fence COR
ners and other places, forming
unsightly accumulations that can
be turned, with profit, to a useful
purpose by getting it to the steel
mills. They are now operating
at an all-time high, but the short
age of iron and steel scrap is one
of their serious bottlenecks.
The salvaged scrap metal will be
channeled to the mills through the
local dealers.
Ottawa County clubs have beer
given the information and urged
to do what they can. Entry blanks
have been mailed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
All Steer Club To
Start Years Work

The Ottawa County All Steer
club met at the Extension Office,
Tuesday evening, October IL. A
brief discussion of the past years
work was conducted by Earl
Moore, advisor.
The organization meeting of the
1949 All club will be held on Tues
day, November 80, at the Exten-
sion Office. All boys and girls
who desire to be a member must
purchase an Angus, Hereford, or
Short Horn steer before January
/, l949. 1t is recommended that
the steer weighs between 800 and
450 pounds. The weigh slip
should be turned in at the Exten-
sion Office before January l.
A steer project has proven to
be of great interest to many boys
and girls. WHY DON'T YOU
TRY IT?
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

cakes and cookies, just completed,
was illustrated by decorated
cake, heart shaped, and calendar
of cookies, presided over by the
Queen of Hearts. The cake was
sent to the County Home after the
close of the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schafer
left Monday on a weeks motor
trip to Kansas where they will
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Luedeke and
sons were called to Troy, Ohio,
Sunday by the death of a close
friend, and remained for the fu-
neral Monday.
Death again visited the COM
munity Monday morning when
Charles Clark, IS, brother of Mrs
Alma Ballard, passed away after
a long illness. The body was taken
to Toledo by a brother, who is
an undertaken, and services will
be held Thursday morning in the
Walter Funeral Home. Mr.. Clark
had made his home here for the
past eleven years.
Mrs. Ed. Leach was hostess to
a group of friends Monday after
noon for Stanley Products DEM
onstration. During the afternoon
her sister, Mrs. Henry Wiggles,
worth, husband and family of six
children, including triplet girls,
from Bridgeport, Conn.,, arrived
for a short stay.
Miss Amanda Bond has as her
guest this week, Miss Clara More
house, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber of Rock
Ledge motored to Toledo Satur.
day and on Sunday accompanied
relatives to Battle Creek, Michi-
gan, where they visited their SON
Ortho Potts and sons, Delbert
and Ortho, Jr., have leased the
Harry Brown farms, and will oc.
cupy the Brown tenant house or
the East Road. Mr.. and Mrs
Brown are preparing to move te
their recently purchased home or
the Fremont road, in the near
future.
Mrs. c. A. Stevens was a re.
cent Cleveland visitor.
The first meeting of the Ladies
Afternoon club for the 194S-194s
year was in the form of luncheon
meeting in the home of Mrs. M
Smith at 1890 Wednesday. Mrs
Smith was assisted by the Other
members of the program commit
tee, Mrs. Ira Sexton and Mrs. w
F. Rofkar. The new year book.
were distributed, which promise {
most interesting year. The lun
cheon was served with lovely au
tumn appointments.
Pupils in Mrs. Nelson's room
arranged very pleasant birth
day surprise for their teacher
Thursday noon, when a gift ant
birthday cake were presented
The cake and its accompaniment
formed the basis for a party
which was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. J. P. Cangney entered Ma
gruder Hospital last week for oh
servation and treatment. He
son, Stuart Cangney, of Cleveland
visited her Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
OUR NEIGHB0RS j.
PUT-N-BAY

Mrs. Richard Fox was hostess at
a shower party in honor of Mrs.
Harold Wilhelm, on Thursday, Oct.
IA, at her home on Lorain Ave. The
guests present were: Mrs. H. Will
helm, Misses Rose Marie Woischke,
Barbara Traverse, Jane Harold,
Peggy Eastin and Rose Ann Kindt,
Mrs. Paul Webster, Mrs. H. Mack,
Mrs. VIM. Wertenbach, Mrs. B..
,Cartledge, Mrs. Edward Cooper,
sdrs. Robert Parker and Mrs. Fred
erick Wilhelm. Games of cootie
ed after the guest of honor en-
were played and refreshments serv-
joyed happy time opening stork
gifts.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Schieble-Downing American Le-
gion Post No. SAP, installed the
new officers into their respective
chairs on Thursday, Oct. ID. The
Saew officers are: President, Mrs.
Helen Prentice; vice-president,
Miss Pauline Heidel; secretary,
Mrs. Kenneth Chapman; treasurer,
Mrs. L. Jenkins; color bearer,
Mrs. F. Foye; chaplain, Mrs. D. A.
Cassetta. The next regular meet
ing will be held on Thursday, No
vember II.
A regular meeting of the Parent
Teacher Assn was held on Tues
f,ay, Oct. 10.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Kindt and
son, Robert, and daughter, Mar
garet Mary, of Bowling Green, Wis
tied in Findlay this weekend with
Mrs. Kindt's parents. Margaret
Mary is enrolled in the College of
Education at Bowling Green State
university and celebrated her eigh-
teenth birthday on Sunday, Oct. II,
at the home of her grandparents
in Findlay.
- Mrs. Wally Peck and son, john
ny, visited here this week with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Sutton.
qq....T6.- Teoc a Je3llm Rrs.day
The members of Lone Willow
Rebekah lodge will hold a regular
meeting on Thursday, Oct. 81.
Plans for redecorating the I. o. o.
F. lodge hall is underway and it
is hoped that the work will be fin
.ished by Nov. 1S, when inspection
ssf the Rebekah lodge will be held
by Miss Mary Dunn, Of Genoa,
Dist. Rep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Crawford,
of Curtice, Ohio, were weekend
guests here at the home of Mrs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
Biblical Show Set
For Oak Harbor

Mrs. Carlton MINER, president of
the Oak Harbor Combined Women's
Organizations, has announced that
a Biblical drama, "The Light Eter-
nal," will be presented October
26-27 in the Oak Harbor high
school with a local talent cast of "a.
Proceeds from the play will be
given to the swimming pool fund
for Veterans Memorial Park. Miss
Dorothy Spencer, Kansas City, is
directing the production.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
CATAWBA

Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Shenkel ar
rived at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hees, Fri
day, and will reside in Erie Gard
ems in the future.
Mrs. A. w. Sharp accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clark and
daughter to Piqua, Ohio, Satur-
day, where she visited Mr.. and
Mrs. A. I. Sharp and Mr.. and Mrs.
Darrell Lowell, with whom the
Sharps are spending the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark visited rela-
tives at Bradford, Ohio. The par
ty returned Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Handy
and two children, of Sandusky, are
now residing in one of the Plateau
Beach apartments. Mrs. Handy
will be remembered as Mary Lo-
Use Bowers, daughter of Mrs. Eda
Bowers.
Captain David West has been
transferred from Omaha, Nebras-
ka to Indianapolis, Indiana. His
family will join him there.
A very pleasant house warming
was arranged Friday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas, Shultz who
recently moved to Eagle Beach.
Those present included, Mrs. Her
bert Newton, Mrs. Floyd Herl,
Mrs. Melvin Ballard, Mrs. Frank
lin Ballard, Mrs. Chester Jones,
Mrs. Richard Smith, Mrs. Charles
Haynes and Mrs. Harry White.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.. West had
as guests last week, Col. and Mrs,
w. Timmons of Chula Vista, Cali
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Crawford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. A. Webster.
Mrs. Wilson Webster and daugh-
ter, Cleo Ann, are visiting friends
in Cleveland at this time.
Mrs. Harry Heineman and infant
son returned to their home here
this week from Magruder hospital,
Port Clinton.
Painting of the village water
tank is in progress at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hite and daugh-
ter, Pauline, visited here at the H,
Wilhelm home this weekend.
Fred Rittman, of Sandusky,
spent the weekend here at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Ramon Rittman.
/. "A social hour will be held in the
church parlors on Friday evening
Oct. %, following the confirmation
services to be held by Bishop
Tucker at p. m. ... >.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Our classified ads get results!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

fornia. They aso visited their
niece, Mrs. Franklin Rofkar and
family.
Members of the Mothers, Home
Councillors and past Councillors
will attend the Christmas gift and
Decoration meeting Friday in Oak
Harbor, which is being arranged
by Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Betty Lou Spaulding. The
Mothers club all day sewing meet
ing, which was to have been held
Friday in the home of Mrs. Rich
ard Petersen, has been postponed
until October %. The regular
meeting will be held Wednesday
evening, Oct. 81, with Mrs. Jus
tina Later as hostess.
Mrs. M. Luedeke, Mrs. Fred
Pluckhorn, Mrs. Clarence Felshaw,
and Mrs. Arthur Rofkar attended
the regular meeting of the Child
Conservation League in the home
of Mrs. Edw. Beam, Port Clinton,
last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Petersen
entertained members of the Pro-
gressive Mothers club and their
husbands Thursday evening at a
Beau Mite party with Halloween
appointments. The large shop
was transformed into a den of
witches and ghosts and provided
the necessary atmosphere for the
happy occasion.
Mrs. A. H. Rofkar returned last
Wednesday from a short trip to
Philadelphia and Atlantic City,
where she accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Harste and daughter Dorothy
of Toledo.
Steve Dorski is attending a
Vocational school in Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sisco and
son Earl of Toledo were Sunday
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward LATER. Philip Later from
Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea
spent the week end with his par
ents.
The public sale of household
goods of the late John Darr was
held last Wednesday afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Dor
cas- society will be held Thursday
evening in the home of Mrs. v
A. Frye with Mrs, Arthur Disher
co-hostess.
The Catawba Island Garden
club will resume meetings after
the summer recess Tuesday eve
ming, Oct. 26, when Mrs. Earl
Newton will be the hostess. Roll
Natures Weapons, will be followed
by a paper, Chrysanthemum Cul-
! ture by Miss Margaret Seeger
Mrs. M. Luedeke will present, "Be-
lieve It or Not, and arrangements
of seeds and grasses will be fea.
tured.
Mr.. Harrison, of Michigan, is
making his annual visit in pursuit
of bittersweet. During his week
end stay Mr.. Harrison was a guest
of William Wernert.
The community was saddeneo
! Sunday to learn of the death 0:
Wesley Finken, a resident o,
Moore's Dock for many years
which occurred in Magruder hos
pital following an unusual acci
dent earlier in the week. Funera
services were held Tuesday after
noon from the Neidecker Funera
Home, with burial in Lakeviev
cemetery, Port Clinton.
Our trustees are ready to ar
rest and prosecute any person
found guilty of vandalism in tn,
local cemetery. Several instance!
have been discovered recently
Parents of minors will be held re
sponsible.
The Queen of Hearts All clul
won a first prize ribbon for thei
entry in the Junior Fair at Oal
Harbor recently. The project
1
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
SENIOR GIRL SCOUT NEWS

The Senior Girl Scouts and their
leader, Mrs. Fred Guggisberg, met
Monday evening after school at the
home of Carmen Carlos. At their
business meeting Mrs. H. w. Hawk
ing announced to the Senior Scouts
that they were asked to sell pop
pies for the American Legion on
Saturday, Nov. 6. The girls en-
joyed an open fireplace in the yard,
with wiener and marshmallow roast
and hot chocolate served.
Our classified ads get results!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
TO ATTEND CONVENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Cow
gill are in Cincinnati this weekend
to attend the Ohio Chamber of
Commerce convention.
Evening star., 1948-05-09
BOATS.

I6-FT OUTBOARD BOAT. new, never in
N Wsasdn sss oE aa 'Rns % Sfs
sfEED BOAT, mahogany 1919 #. f.. IL IL
aghg FAST eT1y AEex sss5
coMpassEs vefn marine nas masnete ys!lous
HRcHsER9 tz2ss 1t bargain EoBPaEsr RTssf co
CRUISER asx11, modern design, COM
pietely found, perfect condition, com
Portable quarters nr1 $500 cash or car as
BELT BEL payIsDi sASBERsvibrators ia rented Sup
plies sold. l: T; FOLK, 1882 Wisconsin
Nj MsRsE ~ $H G'is ias. for fast runa0eps
ofUrBBoARpp 3 MoToR; johnson. sa ha,D. !
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ssf1 ssGS oesn esbiS sa9asGG1 eRGG1sEK HULL now Under
satf ers: this s eompieted frame is to Be sold At
ist sEsss day tias' Ii ss67 atts1
sfLkDBoAr, 1s:n:, Dodge. ,s. LyeomHlpes IL.
sPEEDBoAT, ae-ft' double plsnked ma
hogany deek and al chrome WORK x 1e1 1eSt
feet shape: 40 miles per hour good Bay
SS:s e: nisss sfas' e4 f. vest M
lift. BOAT and outboard motor, l "
old, $500. Call WA. S454 between and D.
RICHARDSON. 26-FT.-Sleeps 4. galley,
head, Chrysler marine motor. fun EQUIP.
excel. cond.; $500. OWNER, GE' 453o
es-FT. CABIN CRUISER, one year old,
81 200; can be seen at Buzzard Point Boat
Yard or call WA 1906. g
REMOVABLE RATES for railway and
crane service. and expert refinishing on
an types power boats and ssilboats up 70
40 IT. or tons service and repair on al!
Diesel and gas engines by factory-trai
MECHANICS: Phone Carl At GRLGORYS
management. MA. 4572. -
Evening star., 1948-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS WANIEp.

ADDING MACHINES. typewriters, cslcula.
tors bought and sold and rented RI l177
UNITED TYPEWRITER Co. sl3 14th st
ADDING MACH, typewriters, calculators,
cash regis, office equip. any kind; tep
price. ME-. 1886 CO. 4625 ewes, Sunday.
ANTIQUE SQUARE PIANO for sIoo. Gail
RE 5000. Ext 3741.
ANTIQUES-Any amount. bric-a-brac,
,; : y kETPsA% ASs MILESTONE 1888 G st.
ASTIdbEsScprio cabinets. OLD ,syslEy,
SArioGEs, A asGf evsS vaousEHobGD M bGS' ruRN1rURE-
5aSs ms ss ses and R sds
MISUNDERSTANDING, bric-a-brac, china,
hs11oy hishest ssss ssss prices paid Call MURRAY
ARTfsriC CUSHIONED CHAIRS without
arms, leather-top Duncan Phyfe coffee
table. maple chest OF drawers, vacuum
cleaner, Box 325-Y. Star
BEDROOM AND DINING RM. SUITES.
glassware, Frgidaire, rugs, radios. ofice
fa!i BFpRooM RS I0tIGE tsIG1rEs, dining room suites,
living room pieces rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once, WIN pay highest possble, prices
can today MR. GRADY, Ma. e6a0.
BEDROOM, dining room or contents OF
home; will pay cash We do moving, stor-
age. ia. 2937; after pm. GE. 14l6.
BILLIARD and pocket tables and supplies.
soNN sIf1ARb ..eyssi s9WIRs ss!es s5PPLx SPelsx
CO. $40 stn st: nv DI: 4711 -.
bsoes any Ry's' sEAN pss sYr so
SHOP. sos 9th st. NV. pI. 60O7.
Evening star., 1948-05-09
POULTRY and EGGS

COWAN. CHICKs-Md.. 9: 8. ap. Pull:
r. Ii asEs ssIs s nIosss; sss, cowxs F1RMs' Bowie
Closed d enDrsuasa en Sunday. A'fhs HiNEs HHrcHERY.
sszzs2 e!ssz Hf Sih'sa sa2 .ssysn
sissa RSo asshs 3u.s eI . vs %
cnsToM c1SSTioM HArcHNG-chcken, turkey,
EaRp sshSnrh nrS Srsns Faga
Jsfd1F auAGiTY caicks-y. S. approved. Pull
erum CONTROLLED Barred Rocks. New
WRs hsshon Der HsaSy
breeds, assorted s695 per 100. Leghorn
pullets, ,Sl3e5 per 100; Light and heavy. heavy
sa Live s4as asvsfy sus oG eEM as PoUL
BEEo5obhTEsTED h1ti FED CHICKS, t o. eroiler and
b2ssds s sss ps2 s5si d per o9 6A Al maD
Chicks, Box Box 8 R, woodbury., N. j.
psT 100 mItIs Asayy assN5ts9 s9
Broiler-fryer coekeTels. -$4 s5. Minorca
anores s9ekf5sS pae 9s ssh0rp 81 Has
HIAaTTccHERY. j \ Blaekwood. N. J. Phone
sAIE-DARK CORNISH cocKERELs for
flock Improvement. Pheasant Matching
eggs: Phone Vienna VA l31-W-4.
are Maryland U. s. approved, pullorum
pa assed. Order now to get desired Matching
dates WINMAR HATCHERY & POULTRY
FARM, colesville. Md. sH. 1887. Ashton
JAMES FEED STORE. s1s X st. NV, ME.
00S9. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
BABY CHICKS, N H. red. one week old
o. G. MAXWELL Lanham, Md, HY. 0226.
EXTRA SELECT MATING. New Hampshire
reds, breeding stock. IL mo. old. WA.
Evening star., 1948-05-09
CATTLE end LIVESTOCK Cont

single or double; absolutely sound; win
I'll shf1R ilssf 'Gd phons nsnt ssss
ssoGSHiTEp MARE for sale: very hish
spirited but gentle. WI. 43l1. .
HORSEBACK RIDING-Join the open
group rides Of the Wsshinsson slns. Saddle
and afternoons; lessons given: transporta-
ton Cell EN-. 1929,
AT STUD-Pure- bred welsh stallion. out
standing, quiet disposition; fee $50 re-
turn l season. ALLOWAY FARM SH.
HANDSOME DARK BAY GELDING. 1s
experienced child rider. Also one a-year.
Old ,selding and ysarlins. both abou. about
s 1sues bands at $3.50 s.cS ST. ssSs
PONY. beautiful black Welsh. yrs: old.
large as . small riding horse: reasonable.
SShaGa BIacR 1s'aNGu ANGUS STEERS. approx. 900
r. sssss s.ss sSss y; a9aSB B.'I Of mules. yen
weighs about 300 lbs. eligible for reg
o.YEAk OLD DARK BAY JUMPER; sx;
esenf and mSts SPIRITED
transferred to West Coast Gail Locust,
7341 It'll Wednesday only.
REGISTERED ToGGENBURG dairy goats,
from high producing blood line; $50 UP.
HoRsEs BOARDED or will rent box stalls.
Entrance Dupont Park. 394o Alabama
MARE, 9 yrs, ride and work. $50 Boar
hog. Hampshire, Is mos Proven sire.
FORD TRUCK. holds 5 horses. 1. Z.
ESTES 1924 Marlboro pike. TR. 2133.
Evening star., 1948-05-09
CATTLE & LIVE STOCK,

ONE 3-GAITED bay show pony, about :!
hands: one pleasure saddle horse, d sood
hammered horses suitable for pleasure and
school: 3 work horses, including single
line leader; , good mules; cheap mules;
saddles, brides and harness HILLTOP
FARM. Fisher rd., Temple Hills, Md. SP
WANT TO BUY English saddle in good
condition: must be reasonable Write
WEsTLE1GH ACRES, Route b Manassas
PALoMlNo RIDING HORSE. excellent
Pony FOR sALK-Black and white mare
staGRS for sYS es Bowls hieb 49S Butte,
fat strain Holsteins. Sell one or ALL, Fo!.
CHESTNUT SADDLE MARE in toal; . y I,
road. Falls Church o3e1
PONY-Beautiful small 3-yr. r.-old spotted
geldins.. RAYMOND G1EsLER. route 224
Nj IGar sfF BAY n
Ssa$If sISS Ell ii St. kiy 3sSs' i ~ 40 n.s,
around 500 or 900. WI. 34s6.,
MULEs-Larse young, matched pair;
& $500 Also rs5 s%as5 mss eoW He asd lo5 CAR
model model: $50 $50. Mcp. corn planter. $50
Sholse sglsg corp wST5sT $40 DosALE sbons
FINE YOUNG JERSEY cows and heifers
The ideal family COW, beauties; tested and
guaranteed, Your choice, $3.50 each
CHOICE i9 ssani sahREFoRD i1 i stock cattle available
IN any quantity T. .LaA1 LAMAR I;,, JAcAsoN
saoI4s 2His n AsD AsRi4D BRfD Pigs ready
fSfS Rbss ss ASD Il 'uDf bkSG RSekve Hok aSs4 gentle
hunting exper. age s. $50. Pony harness
$50. Pony saddle, S.. SH. 1856.
q day; RE: 34Q4. Ext: 507.
ham Farms, Warrenton, Va. Phone r.
PURE-BRED BERKSHIRE boar pigs, 8
weeks old, from very fine stock. Brook.
dale Farm, Ashton 5536.
AT STUD, gated saddle stallion. Tele-
phone Ensleside 96-W-2.
MARE, old, gentle for children to ride
will do light garden work; S75. Clinton
Twc ENGLIsH-TYPE SADDLES, brides
QUALIFY MILK GOATS and products for
sale by members Of Capital Dairy Goat
HAY FOR sALE-Clean; baled, timothy
PpTt1REiBaRsRlD60 fHEREFoRp PIGS, also buck
kids; also one riding horse, and / work
horse; reas. Bowie 34s2. 3
sH. slIS. ME. 1884. ~ Ia
gentle. Call TIE 6322. "a
PONY. gentle: bride, saddle and halter
cheap. WA. 3507. %