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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

tawa County News sS years ago,
We all talk about the high cost OF
living. but the News cost two dol,
lars year in 1865, just as it does
today. ct
-Jor--
TWO large signs, erected thru
efforts of the Catawba Cham
Der of Commerce, now tell visi.
tors "You Are Now Entering Ca
tawba Island" Speaking of Ca
tawba, Mary Bruce Sotosky writes
from Chicago regarding the law
suit she has filed against the
Western Union company, charging
failure of the company to deliver
money order to her husband
causing them to lose out on pur
chase of q Lake Erie island. Mrs.
SototSky states that the correction
story was definitely in error, as
the Catawba Island properly pur-
chased by Lawrence Vollmer was
not the property she was at
tempting to buy. She adds 81 hac
no intention of buying Catawba
las | own enough of it now" ...
ND you see that grand picture
- of Mrs. Forrest Lee Eckhoff ir
Saturdays Cleveland Plain Dealer? =?
Forrest Lee, who is adiutant
treasurer of the Perry Wargc
post, d. A. ", has the distinction
of being the only woman d. A. V,
officer in Ohio. She was the only
woman delegate at the state con-
vention in Cleveland over the
weekend, and her picture was
snapped with State Commander
Albert Croy, of Ohio City.
MAYOR and Mrs. Carl Becker
- will be among the honored
guests in Cleveland Municipal
Stadium Friday evening, August
20, when Bill Veeck and the
Cleveland Indians show their ap
probation to Ohio fans by having
mayors of all cities and villages
as their guests at the Indian-Sena
tor game. Before the game, the
guests will enjoy a buffet Dime,
behind the fence. Carl is of tn
opinion that the dinner will b,
held somewhere else if Satche'
Paige is the announced pitcher for
that night-he pulls so many fans
to the park that the infeld area
is always filled with spectators.
-JOT -
|I OCAL ROTARIANS and hun
dreds of others who were in
Central auditorium Tuesday even
ing to hear the speech given by
Countess Maria Pulaski, Poland
spy for the British during the
war, We're pledged to secrecy
when the Countess revealed her
true identity. The shock created
quite a sensation-ask someone
who was present to give you the
low-down.
-JOT -
IT OCAL kotarians were loaded
- when they left the meeting in
st. John church Tuesday noon
Nope, the drinks weren't spiked
but the fellows were loaded down
with gifts from other members
DR.. Gordon Ley passed out cigars
heralding the birth of his son. DR.,
William Blackburn, Aberdeen
Scotland, passed out good humor
and deep knowledge in his ad-
dress, and Rotarians C. B. Brown,
Fostoria, passed out railroad
emergency flares for auto usage
TO everyone present.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

REXAIR SWEEPER-John Stea,
ger, 120 Elm street. 26-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13
FOR RENT

SLEEPING ROOM-At 229 Wash.
ington street. 26-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

i6 FT. HOUSE TRAILER-Cheap.
4 mi. east on Rt. 163, at Brokate's
anding. 26-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS

FEDERAL LAND BANK Loans as
4@o. Lawrence c. Rupp, S. T. OF
tawa Co., N.F.L.A., Port Clinton,
Ohio. 4-26t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13
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Advertisements under this
heading, I-$ cents per
word, miatmura. SSc per tn
sertion. Display classified.
SSc per inch per Insertion.
When answering ads suy, -
saw IL In the ottawa County
Neyyu.v
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

l947 "WHIZZER" MOTOR BIKE
Call 91S3 after p. m. 26-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

USED UPRIGHT PIANO-Cheap.
Box S90-W. 25-2tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

IRISH WATER SPANIELS-Nine
months old. Excellent hunting
strain. Axe registered. Willow
Creek Kennels, Floyd Grove, Route
/, Capel Road, Grafton, Ohio.
25-3tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

GOOD LOCATION in business dis
trict, rent or lease for retail busi-
ness. Permanent. Approximately
20x40 or larger. Write II. L..
Crone, 40S Gregg, Washington,
G. H., Ohio. 2a-4t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

BUILDING LOT-Large, in west
end. Inquire Sal Wilson Ave.
262tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

JACKET - If the person who
picked up mans tan jacket from
shrubbery at Post Office, Thursday
p. m. returns it to post Office, no
questions will be asked. 26-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
USED REFRIGERATORS - All
,ypeS, sizes and prices, ranging
rom $4,000 and up. Guaranteed.
Muligan Electric, Oak Harbor, o.
26-2t
REXAIR SWEEPER-John Stea-
ger, 120 Elm street. 26-1t
i6 FT. HOUSE TRAILER-Cheap.
mi. east on Rt. 163, at Brokate's
anding. 26-1tp
l947 "WHIZZER" MOTOR BIKE
Call 91S3 after 5 p. m. 26-1tp
BUILDING LOT-Large, in west
end. Inquire Sal Wilson Ave.
26-2tp
IRISH WATER SPANIELS-Nine
months old. Excellent hunting
strain. AKC registered. Willow
Creek Kennels, Floyd Grove, Route
1, Capel Road, Grafton, Ohio.
25-3tp
ST0VE-Autogas tabletop porce-
lain gasoline stove, good condi-
ton. Call 1924. 26-1t
HOUSEHOLD GOODS - August
25, 26, 27. Albert Wenger, 124
Madison street. 26-2t
ELCAR HOUSE TRAILER-19 it.,
1915. Phone 3145. 26-1tp
FUR COAT-Russian sable-dyed
muskrat, size Sc, reasonable. Also
silver fox scarf. Phone 1891 or
call at 31S f. Perry st. 26-1tp
WASHER-Apartment size, good
condition. Inquire 729 "B" St.,
Erie Gardens. 26-1tp
LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUP
PIES-Black, male or females,
from good hunting stock. Axe
registered. DR.. A. l.. Miessner.
Phone 3147. 26-1t
1912 C O. E. CHEVROLET-112
ton truck with racks. Phone 1922.
26-1tp
SINGLE MAPLE BED FRAME
Like new. Phone 1922. 26-1tp
AUTO-1936 30 Series Four Door
Buick sedan. Myron Bebow, Rt. 2,
South Madison street. 26-1tp
GOLDEN JUBILEE PEACHES -
Tree ripened. John Oravec, West
Road, Catawba Island. 26-1t
WINTER DRESS COAT-Black,
size 20; pair brown Mocassin
Shoes, size 8AA. Phone 7134.
26-ltp.
MOTORS-Now available, the new
Martin 40, outboard motors. Call
E. Brown, Channel Grove. Phone
EfF
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

ST0VE-Autogas tabletop porce-
lain gasoline stove, good condi-
ton. Call 1924. 26-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13
HELP WANTED

MIDDLE AGED MAN-For stock
clerk and handy man. Part or
whole time. Pitman's sc to $1.00
Store. 26-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

HOUSEHOLD GOODS - August
25, 26, 81. Albert Wenger, 124
Madison street. 26-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

WIHILE paying his subscription
for the Ottawa County News
the other day, George Wonnell re-
marked that recently he had found
receipt owned by his grandfather
for a years subscription to the Ot-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

FUR COAT-Russian sable-dyed
muskrat, size SO, reasonable. Also
silver fox scarf. Phone 1891 or
call at 31S f. Perry st. 26-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

CLERK-Steady employment. Good
pay. Pleasant conditions. This
might appeal to some housewife.
Part time arrangement might be
worked out between two or more
applicants. Pitman's sc to $100
Store. 26--tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

WASHER-Apartment size, good
condition. Inquire 729 "B" ST.,
Erie Gardens. 26-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUP
PIES-Black, male or females,
from good hunting stock. Axe
registered. DR.. A. l.. Miessner.
Phone 3147. 26-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-13

ELCAR HOUSE TRAILER-19 it.,
1915. Phone 3145. 26-1tp
Evening star., 1948-11-26
McGregor Rocky Mount
GOatSkin Jackets

This is the McGregor jacket no sports
man can resist. Made of fine, grey eoot-
skin, it has q soft rich feel, manly
look. The collar is nouton-furred. The
body lining is Of warm alpaca, and the
sleeves are royon-ined. Deep pockets,
knitted bottom and the fomous quick
exit Upper front sporting picture. Sizes
SO to rs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28

Stunoen Dor &onltituierung ser melt
Ell &onmer lfien e5 cine ousgentad)-
te Sude, ouB e5 ser Bortei De Bale
ras nit leid)ter !fiibe gelingen tperoe,
Die getelligung Ser tleineren &am=
mergruppen ~- Der 9lrbeiterparteiler
uno Der llnnbbangigen - an elmer
&oolition 5u ertpirfen, Die ben alten
6iibrer oea Siteraufltonoe5 bon 1916
Dieoer auf Oen Sdilo erbeben ipiiroe.
GaB ea anoers fam, mar fiir nlle
gtihtein9cmeibten cine b0uige lleber-
raldung. 9lber in lctter Stunoe ge-
lang es Dem 6iibrer Der 8egeupar=
tel, General Otulcnbp, Die Yolitifer
Ser fleineren Gorteien 5u iiber5eugen,
Oab ibre Snterelien in elmer rnter
NusldluB 0e Gnlcrn5 lm0 ieiner 2eu=
70 81 biloenoen neuen &oolition BEL
ler ouf9eboben iein iuitroen OILS bel
elmer aoaIitionsbiIolng nit oem bis
bergen Eremerminiiter uno 0eiien
Inbong.
slusiblnggcbeno lGeinen ober tpirt-
ifoftIif-lo5iole 6roeen getpeien 5u
Iein uno ni6t ettpo GripGgungen, Die
lth an Die EerIon Oes olten Staat5s
monnes 1no Batrioten fniipften. @els
d)er gtatur Die burh Otulcobp berbei=
gefiibrte SeritGnOi9ung 5piichen Del
len als tonierpotiu eingeihaeten Sor=
tel uno ben neutrality-suspicious. iein
fann, lit bel alleoem noh Elm Rdtiel
fir Die @elt, 1pie 10 manhes in ser
iriIhen Eolitit. 8er meiB bier5ulon=
be beiipielsmeiie et1pas bon ben poll
tild)=lo5iolen 9lufioiiungen oes neuen
trllfen Eremierminiiters, Ser nun
acknowledgements OILS Grdger zines
italienilhen gtomens Nodfolger oes
0tal1nes nit Dem lponiifen Nonten
9emoroen lit?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28

feblung, oie lette @o6e Die YoI1-
transformation 6em Si6erbcttsrat
Oes SolferbunoeS unterbreitet bot.
8albington bat feline Gntlheioung
getroffen unO bon oieler miro es OBJ
bdngen, mann uno ipie cine Seermadt
5uiommeneeItellt miro 1lno in Sal6=
ltina eingreift.
IS gebt Inn elm unternebmen bon
unablebborer Sraetpeite. &ein 8un-
Der, oaB iib in Safe SucceB i6mere
8eoenfen geltenb MAIDEN uno boB Elm
antrog ouf cine Sonoerlisung Der
aiiemblp gelteat purbe 5ur 8ieoer=
erlpagung oeS Seilrngsbel6lulieS
Sic geoenfen griinoen lid gum
Cell barouf oaB porauslibtlid ou6
RuBlano Sruppen nod Bol6itina ent=
.ienoen tpiiroe. l1no bic Grfobrung
lebrt, oaB irgenotpo oos llnbeil Iau=
ert, menn GuBlano sic Sanh I'M Spiel
bat. Ios iiebt man beute in 8oreo,
lno oas tritt nod frazier berpor in
Der Sideho. Slonatei, mo ioeben
GuBlono nit Silfe ieiner Senblinge
uno Guislinge cine groberung mo6=
te, Die Dem ~anidluB" Selterreids
uno Dem ginmofieb ser Sruppen SIT
lerS in Erag nidbt nabitebt - rno
ldlieBlif gu gang dbnlihen gntipid=
lungen fiibren mag.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28
111Iann

Ger Senot itin1mte fiir cine Geioz
luton, inter Der Die 9lu5goben Der
fe9ierllng I'M nd6Iten Sisfaliobr auf
$37 2OO,OOO,OOO bei6r0nft iuerben
louen nlIo 5neieinbalb Wiuioroen
lDeuiger ~als Der 8raiioent in ietner
Suogethotldoft perIangt bat.
Ser Don @enrp u. 8oQace unter=
Itiibte SEQ SSiocion, &onoiOot Ser
9ncrican 2obpr BartD i'm bierlno=
5man5lglten 9te1p 0orfer &ongreBoi=
thrift I'M 8ronr, blieb itbcrlegCncr
Sieger IN Der Nadnpnbl, oie Ourd bic
Grmabllng oes Ibgeoroneten Rabin
gum Suprcme Court =Hi6ter nottpen=
Dig geporoen mar. SSSn Sem trooitio-
neil Oenofrotiihen GiItrift erbieIt
SIocion, Elm friiberer 9liiemblpman
in 2llbanp, mebr Stinrnen oIs icine
orei 8egner 5uiamn1engenommen: Der
Genofrat &orI Gropper, ser SiberuIe
Dean Ilfange uno ser Gepublifnner
Soiepb &c gtigri5. Slaclon erbieIt
22,697 Stinrnen.
Otit Siacion miro ciu 5peiter yer
treter Ser raoifalen slmericon &ubur
Bartp ins 9lbgeoronetenbaus ein5ie=
ben. Ser anoere lit Hepr0ientant
Wtarcantonlo, ser iid afttp fir Die
@rtpablrng SlaclonS eingelett bate.
Ser Sie9 Siacions miro bielfodJ
als Elm 9ln5ei6en fiir Die Starfe bon
8aIlace uno ieiner voritten ,8artei"
angeleben. 9abei lit 5peifelIos Der
8unifJ Sater bes @ebonfens. @ol-
lace, Inn oen lid) sic gfaoifolen oller
S6attlerungen iharen, lit Elm SSaf=
tor, nit oem beioe Yorteien rehnen
miiiien. 9lber Die GerbGltniiie in Dem
gronrer @ublbe5irf iino benn Dob
oerart, oaB lie nift gut ols tppiid)
gelten fonnen,
Cap @allace Dor ullem lelnen 1ril=
beren EarteigGnolien Srumon DieIe
Stinlnen ent5ieben miro, lit 5peifelz
los Gr biloet aber nid)t Die einSige
Sorge Ser Gemofraten. Cine Hartei=
rebellion I'M Siioen begann on =. Sc
bruar, als ErGiibent Srumon cine
gotifuft iiber oie perlDnliden &ehte
an Ben &ongreB rid)tete, cine BOT
id)aft, Die audi fir oie Neeer belle
@letdbered)tigung foroert. slm s. 6e=
bruar traten sic 8oubernerre Der
Siibitaoten 81, elmer &onferen5 5uiu1n-
men llnO rihteten an oas Sauptquar=
tier ser Eartei Elm auf pier5ig Gage
befriItetcs llltinlotllm nit ser Soroe-
|rung oaS beonltanoete Groeraum
|fallen 5u lallen.
Ser sbeeorOnete Golmer BON Wtil-
| |iiiiippi, ser Gorliser Der &pnsreB=
|gruppe, tetlte nit, baB iiber fiinf5ig
|Wtitglieoer oes &ongreIies einitimnig
Sic &eiolution angenommen baben,
sic Soroerung ser @oupernelre ser
SiiOltaaten 5l unterItiisen. elud
|narnten lie sic 5iibrer ser Eartei bo=
|bor, bas beanItanoete Erosromm in
(ssortfetuns auf eeie 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28
Sihed)p-Slpiuafei

SId)edD=SlDlpatei
,Srllber OILS mon dbnen tonnte, boil
l5iebt ii6 in Der Sibedo Slotpafei bos
l@eri6t, oas na6 ser fne6tiId)en 2ieb=
| 1llgelei Ger rIemofraten" nit Ifps=
fou uno al oem~ ltnrebt Der lebten
loreiBig Otonate mbermeiolih mar.
Sic Hepublif, Die bon ser Sprannei
Ioer 9ta5is befreit 1purOe uno ibren
t6reibeitsraui6 in ser erbarmungslo-
Hen 8eraubung uno Gertreibung ibrer
lSanoesfinoer oeuti6en 9lutes aus
Itobte, lit berte ipeiter nihts alS cine
lrlliiide Satrapie.
Inter Der Siibrung oes r9emofro-
Fen" 9enei6 tonnte man lif) gor nid)t
genug tun an ltnterpiirfigfeit 1lnb
Siebeoienerei Wosfau gegeniiber -
Ibis berab 5ur 8opfottierllng bes ame-
l1afanilAen Silfsplunes. 3ngleih un-
iftftfgrlb mon inf 22anb Die &eite nen
a6tung Dor Dem 9eieb, Dem ltaatIis
den uno DEM itttlitben 8eleb, uno or
beitete 10 Dem &ommunisntus in sic
Sanoe. Gie &ommunliten, sic man in
Ole Eegierung berufen, lmO Oeren
Selfersbelfer in StaOt unO Sano lpur-
oen INNER ireher llnO unmaBenOer
uno tpronnlIher Sbr Earteibdupts
| ling Erenier &lemens 8ottlpalo
tpu6s li6 INNER mebr 81 einem
Sitter aus, uno in Sen lebten @ohen
|mebrten lt6 Die 9ln5eiden elmer &riie.
Giele leBte elm, al5 leste @ohe
I5tpolf nidttommuniltii6e Oitglieoer
Ser Hegierung 5uriidtroten, in Ser
grmartung, Die fiir Sriibiabr o1gey
lietten Nelnpublen iton iett er5min-
gen 5u tonnen lno 0ur6 bas 8abl=
|ergebniS allf5u5eigen, oaB Die &om-
Imlnilten ben Golfspillen ni6t reprd-
Ientierten. geneih iuGte 81 permit
teln uno gab Dem Serlangen Gott-
|Dalos, Oie Wini Iterpolten fir pafant
81 ertluren uno lie ourh 8ottipulo
(ourb &onlmuniIten) erieben 81 lal=
ien, niGt natJ. 9lber 8otttpalo, Ser
5DeifeQo5 1puBte, oaB 8eneld) nur
Hlabbalter Don Wosfaus 8naoen lit,
lieb iih ooourN in ieinen Qlno Wtoss
faus) Blanen niNt itoren. Cine lGr.
menOe 0ebe bllb an, Die gepelenen
Mi1iiter puroen ais Staatsfeinoe
Iuno GerrGter ausgei6rien, uno nod
benz audi Ser linfe 5liigel Ser So5ials
emotraten gemeinlome Sa6e nit Sen
aomnuniiten gemadt bate, etablier-
ten Iif 8ottpalo uno 8enplien ols
8plfsregierllng. Segliher 8ioerItano
miro nieoer9eidlagen, slnb0nger Der
lSppilition Die nid)t redt5eitig ins
Iuslano flii6teten, lperoen einge<
lperrt, uno Die vSiquioierung" i'm
@roBen oiirfte iebt ihon i'm Sang
liein.
| 9ie Slde6os Slopofei NOR ia ihon
porber rlliitider Goiau, aber iie bate
INNER nod einen geapilien Shein Sc,
Selbltanoisfeit. Seute lit tie cine ruiz
Ilil6e BroOlng umter fonrmuniltil6en
ISatropen. 8ie longe li6 ibr polni.
1lber Nabbar ieiner re6t prefGren
unabbangisteit erireuen fann, bleibt
lab5uiparten. Seine fommllniltiide
&egierung ton5t, tpie Mosfau pfeift,
uno nenn e5 Wosfau beliebt, miro
8arihau genau mie Erag einlargen
Juno begraben mas bon Ser Sreibeit
oes ~befreiten" 2anoes Derblieben lit.
Sa6elgeraiIel
Oas mag friiber selbeben, OILS
beute aus auberli6en sfn5eiden er-
1iidtIi6 lit. &uBlano bereitet iid auf
einen eroBen S6lag Dor - auf Dem
Wege iiber &orea, Balaitina, Sidedos
Slomafei, 8olen, ooer SIt=9eutid)=
llanb. 8e3eidneno lit in oieier Sim
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28
Sabelsera1el

Das mag friiber seideben, als
beute aus duBerli6en In5ei6en er-
iihtIidb lit. RuBlano bereitet iid al.f
einen eroBen S6lag Dor - auf Dem
@ege iiber &orea, Balditina, Sidedos
Slomafei, 8olen, ODER Sit=0eutif=
Lamb. 8e5eibneno lit in 0ieier Sim
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28

oronune gu entoeden lit, greifen mir
bier Der aftuelliten beraus: aorea,
9bina, EalaItina uno Die Si6edo=
Slomafei.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-11
rHE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvnLE OHIO

Hostess to Club
Mrs. Moulton Martin was hos
tess to members of her club at her
home Wednesday evening. The
seasonal, tasty pumpkin pie and
coffee was served by the hostess
assisted by her daughter Nancy.
Contract formed the entertain
ment and Mrs. Robert Lincoln
and Mrs. Charles Clark finished
with high scores. Others there
were Miss Mabel Briney, Mrs.
Claud Dunham, Mrs. w. H. Sharp,
Mrs. E. M. Kimball and Mrs.
George Lincoln.
Returned Home
Mr.. La Forest Martin, returned
home Monday from a two weeks
visit with his wife in New York
City.
Moved
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Watson and
family, moved from Urbana to
their home recently purchased
from Mrs. Maude Cranston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graves
and family, moved Wednesday
from near Mechanicsburg to the
James Zerkle property on N.
Main st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-11
Woodstock News

lulu, and Miss Bernice Bailey,
Decatur, H., were the attendents.
Following the ceremony which
was at $50 p. m, the entire group
was entertained at dinner at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
Mr.. West is the son of Mrs.
Helen West, of San Diego, Calf.
He is a graduate of San Diego
High School and Technical
School. He spent four years with
the armed forces in the Aleutians.
He is with the Civil Aeronauties
Administration, stationed in Ha-
waii.
Mrs. West is a graduate of
Woodstock High School and Ohio
State University. She has been
teaching in Hawaii for the past
year.
Following a brief honeymoon,
they will reside in Honolulu
where Mrs. West will continue
as kindergarten teacher in Lin
coin School.
Birthday Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Clark and
son Chucky, entertained family
Edinner honoring the birthday of
Mrs. Ed. Lee at their home Sun
day.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Harris and family, of Colum-
bus, Mr.. and Mrs. Karr Culp and
twin daughters and Eugene Lee,
of Mechanicsburg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Lee and children and Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Lee and family,
of North Lewisburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Lee and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Henry and children.
Entertains for Sister
Mrs. Mabel Miller entertained
at her country home Tuesday
evening for her sister Mrs. Hugh
Brown, of Denver, Colo, who is
spending the week at her sisters
home.
An informal evening was en-.
joyed and late in the evening the
hostess served a delicious dessert
and tea.
The guest were Mrs. George
Ingram, Mrs. E. M. Kimball, Mrs
Fred Guy, Mrs. Moulton Martin
Miss Mabel Briney and Mrs
George Lincoln.
Week End Guests
Mrs. Harriet Drake, of Chicago
and Mrs. Irene Oblinger, OF
Springfield, were we e k-end
guests of their cousin, DR.. Carson
Burnham at his home here. Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burnham
and daughters, of Piqua, were
also guests at the Burnham home
To Chicago
Miss Merle Westfall left Tues
day for the Chicago Hobby and
Antique show. She will have g
! display of her fine antiques.
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PAGE SIX
Broadway Rally Day

There will be Rally Day SER
vices at the Broadway Methodist
church, Sunday Oct. IL with a
basket dinner at the noon hour.
All members, former members,
and friends are invited.
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Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Connor, of
Woodstock, are announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Flo
renee H., to Mr.. John r. West on
Oct. in Honolulu, Hawaii.
The ceremony took place in the
home of Miss Margaret Pound,
of 2542 Olopua ST., in the presence
of a few intimate friends. The
Reverend w. H. Thompson, of the
First Methodist Church, Homo
lula, officiated.
MIR. James MacBride, of Homo
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OCTOBER IL. ls4s

masked. There will be prizes. Re-
freshments will be served and
there will be dancing to the
Youth Groups own orchestra.
Young people from 16 to Is are
welcome to attend the party,
which will begin at 8 p. m.
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Older Rural Youth

Older Rural Youth group will
meet in the Milford Center High
School gymnasium Oct. 81. 1t will
be Halloween party and those
attending are asked 10 come
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Vaccinate Pullets

Pullets which have not been
immunized from fowl pox should
be vaccinated with pigeon type
vaccine when they are put in the
laying house.
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Mrs. Golf in Hospital pital Delaware, Thursday She
Mrs Christine Goff of Milford will undergo operation Tues
Center, entered Jane day Mrs Golf 49,
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| AGA Khan Will Send
| Nathoo 10 j. :. for
100000 Cup Race
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The Aga
Khan's Irish Derby winner, Nathoo,
is scheduled to arrive by air next
Tuesday for the 100000 Empire City
International Gold Cup race at Bel
mont Park October Is.
The gray colt has been named to
face Americas s-year-old champion
Citation and field Of international
stars in the event.
Prince Ally Khan, son of the
famous owner. arrived in New York
yesterday to complete details of the
shipments
Nathoo will leave Europe next
Monday and arrive at La Guardia
Field the next day. Also on the
plane will be Jean Ny's Belgian
champion Bayeaux.
The two horses will be accom-
panied by their trainers and jockeys.
The Aga Khan's horse will be In
charge of Trainer Frank Buffers
and will be ridden by Charles
Smirke. Marcel Wollanders will
ride BayeauX
The Gaekwar of Baroda's My
Babu, the hot English Derby fav-
orite this year who finished fourth
in the race won by Frances My
Love, is also entered in the Bel
mont race
But there has been ne word that
he'll run. The French filly Made
Ion is already in the Belmont for
eign colony for the race.