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Evening star., 1948-06-24
LEGAL NOTICES (cont. J.
v. STUART DAVIS, Attorney,
JdJ2 Eve Street NV

Filed June 23, lg4s; Harry M Hull, Glsrk
States for the District Of Columbia.
Of: /. HENRY WHITECRoFT, Trustee.
soss -4s.GoRDER OF PUBIicATIoNG
The object Of this suit is to establish
Of record the title of the plaintiffs, by
adverse possession:a in and 70 Lots 80 and
purposes Of sssessmenss and taxa,ion .,no ,m as
proved BY premises Nos. 1116 and 11lS
F. Street Northeast. Upon motion OF the
plaintiffs, 1t is by the Court this 23rd
day Of June, AID. 194S,. ORDERED. that
the defendants, The unknown heirs. de-
yisees and alienees Of: l. Henry White
croft. trustee; 2. Abraham Young, 3. Sam
uel Young, 4. Charles Young, g. Elizabeth
Young, 8. Susanna Young, 4. Richard
Young. 8. John Young. caese their appear
ance to be entered herein on or before
the drst rule day occurring one month
after the day of the first publication OF
this order other wise the case will pe pro-
ceeded with as In the case OF default; pro,
vided copy of this order be published
once q week for three successive weeks IN
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star, good cause having been
sary. Cs.) r. ALAN GoLDsBoRouGH, 1,
5ussiss seal true true COPY 11iH nsft;
MCDONALD, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Great Western Pharmacy
1865 35th St. NV.
Is a Star Want.Ad
Branch Agency

Other Branches conveniently
Located throughout the City
for the acceptance Of CIossi-
fled Advertising.
Evening star., 1948-06-24

IL s1iE ssis ss Z ef ps5s4 in .ns
ELECTRICIAN. exper in new house and
apt: wiring; top wages, steady WORK. o. eN'
transp Cali 81. 0619 daytime: sH. $500
ELECTRIcIANs for new-house wiring. Call
HARPER ELEGTRIC s SKI Il 5!37 ,,,,tor "a ao,-
ELEVATOR oP2RAToR. coiored: daywork:
must be experienced. Apply Apt. 1. 1905
Ell EMBassY sss; nv; SC;HAuFFEuR-salary si75-
1928 per month plus cost OF living allow
drsef drys dry So Cleaning. etc ETC. Uniforms supplied
summer and winter; hours as and when
required British Empire Hb sstion:' eooes tsst
moniais marked "cHAuFFEuR" to Box
ss. Ss ,s ssa5 Hsss Nit It.
FooD hei5sSnii cRkckhR, M National Cash Reeister,
some expsr; desirable: able to t take ak I.1. IT:
man. Apply steward, HOTEL HAMILTON
esR4Sf attR sRf hEIrEk. III pay sss for sH-dsy
reliable and have D; e. drivers. permit
a3sE GAS sTAf1oN fTSFi xrrENDAST. TEN AMI part time
and Sunday; experience necessary. 1929
North WASHINGTON blvd. Arlington. -2S
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT for 1000
FLA apartments; job ready to go; must be
able to handle entire Job; references Box
210-G, Star. 20
GRILL MAN, experienced: good pay: 6-day
week .pply DEE GEE DINER. HOO Yer
mont ave. NV. Me. 1924. "a
GROCERY CLERK, colored. for self-serv..
ice market. Southeast; must understand
meatcutting. have 2; c. drivers permit;
have Ist-class ref Box 35a-C, Star. 81
GROCERY CLERK, coIored; drivers per-
ROBINS MARKET, 2269 Sherman ave.
white. knowledge of meat
Sherman ave. NV. 20
GRoCERF AND VEG. MAN for self-service,
exper.,- ref, sober, reliable, steady. Phone
after 3 Pm. LU. 1z7z. 20
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Of wall clean
i MR.. HAINES,

starch work department in
Must be experienced, sober
Steady position. Apply per-
SUNSHINE CO., 113
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sumner; ni heyond WsstmoJeIand @ Circle turn ef
on Fort Sumner dr., Immediately afte
iId sessf. as wi in 4sss asr
PLuMBERs, /. mechanics only; highes
wages, year-round work. 4147 Wilson blvd
POLICEMEN t2), 2s years Of age or over
Apply CHIEF OF POLICE, Laurel. Nd. be
tsssn Fosrrs K ' eoloIsa; sne p Modern .D.Ttmsn
house; good salary and working conditions
nssen Mast ss sGssE .1S e. HR
e; oe;RTEiRilHSousEMAN. aTsi 7 HSo,usEMAN colored, D. c. pvt
heme; refs. required. No drinkers. RA
PREssER, silk and wool, pleasant work
ing conditions, small plant. ELMIRl
SkEssEF SkEsSRs xbo FIR can s7S Do minor alterations
fDRH F2aa RfS ffssdS MoDEkN ePRS m 81
Carroll st. NV, Takoma Park. D. c. -3f
PREssERs. wool. exper.; highest piec,
p 5aseS ARsTo sassS5 q 1sss
PRINTING. sRl lithosraphins salesman to rep.
essii WashnSton ps sres; complete facilities ayaiI
sele, insqdinE ga. art tyDesettns and bindsr'
RHbIo Raj sERSiCEMAN. 81 RSSiisCnEMAN d.ywork only; ",
have the best deal in town for z real!
competent man. Apply STAR RADIO &C GO.
RAJ RApio = lsEiiRavHiiccEMAN. I'll .xper for BENG,
work Apply EMERSON RADIO OF
WASHINGTON, 1909 18th st. NV. 20
car furnished; year-around employment
good salary; must be experienced. COLON
RADIO, 6119 Ga. ave. NV. Do not phone
RADIO TECHNIcIAN. for repair work OF
saIa2y aasH rseaos' s55 guEL1EN. gaE NC. IA;
REAL estate sALEsMAN-small enc,
has vacancy for l man, experienced II
commercial and investment property: mus
have automobile WALLACE B. AGNEW
REAL Ri1T I fksTATE Il % SALESMAN. to fill vacancy
must have car, be hard worker, an ex
eenleHofa Come often ssTRoiup REALTY Co. 81:
seoIgia sTsr sys NV s.g2nnssxrx-on.nins. 2ns msS 10,
Q exper men; must have cars; big money
for hustlers; drawing account ABBY u
person IL am to IL noon. LlSS REALI
M R2xL " Estate 5 lEta 8 Statesmen. excellent op.
portunity for 8 men, age rs to 43. u
contact hieh-class clientele; experience
preferred: must have automobile eau u
person, w. C. a. A. N. MILLER DEVELOP.
MENT Co. Builders and Developers o. O.
Wesley Heights. Sumner and Sprins valley
1880 MasE ave. NV. OR. 44s4.
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ALTERATION HAND, must be exper.
filter; for womens suits coats and
dresses. BRESLAU, 614 18th st. NV.
HELP. white; $40 week;
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MAINTENANCE MAN Tor group Of apt.
houses; must be experienced as heating
engineer or experienced with stoker-
fred boilers; general maintenance OF apis.
Apply in person, 2730 Wisconsin ave. NV,
70
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07
Plain City News

Sarah Ball were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Dill
lion and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Sellers spent
several days last week in Clear
field, Pa, the guests of their
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edd Anger. Mr.. Sellers returned
Sunday and Mrs. Sellers remain
ed for a longer visit.
Mrs. Leila Scott entertained the
following guests for dinner on
Sunday Oct 2, Mrs. Edna Flemm-
ing and family, of Marysville; Mr..
and Mrs. Clay Slider, of Cincinnati;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Parish, Mrs.
Lizzie Harris, Mrs. Wallis Church,
Mrs Marjorie Edwards, and Mr..
Clifton Brown, all of Plain City.
Mrs. Lizzie Harris spent several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Sid
ner in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ackley have
been spending several days in
/ Cleveland with their son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ackley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith, of
Essex, were calling on friends in
Plain City one day last week.
Mrs. Emmit Brown was hostess
to the D. A. r. Saturday after
noon, Oct. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schoby,
son, Jim, have moved in their
new home in the Jackson addit-
ion.
Mrs. Effie Mummy, of North
Baltimore, o., is making anex-
tended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Cora Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Spiger spent
Sunday in Newark.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07

spending sometime in West Virg-
inia, on a business trip.
Miss Addie Spratt, of Detroit,
spent several days last week with
her sister, Mrs. David Glassmeyer,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Glassmeyer
received word last week that
their son, Mr.. John Glassmeyer,
is a patient in hospital in New
Orleans.
Mr.. George Clark was taken
back to the Marion City Hospital
in the Winter ambulance last Fri
day. On Saturday the cast on his
leg was changed and he was able
to return to his home that after
noon. His condition is considered
to be satisfactory.
Mr.. H. c. Harlan, formerly of
Columbus, has come to Redwood
to make his home with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stanley Peet. He has
engaged rooms with Mrs. Vada
Davis. ,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07
BY MRS. BERTHA TAYLOR

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Glenn,
daughter, Linda, of Springfield,
were Sunday callers of Mrs.
Glenn's mother, Mrs. Cora Will
Jams.
Mrs. Jack Lang, of Mechanics
burg, visited with her mother,
Mrs. H. L. Smith, last Monday.
Mr.. Elmer Williams of Colum-
bus spent three days last week
with his mother, Mrs. Cora Will
Jams.
The Big Darby Baptist Church
held their annual home coming,
Sunday, Oct. 3. After the regular
church service, a basket dinner
was enjoyed by all. Those who at
tended from Plain City were Mr..
and Mrs. E. Beach, Mrs. Ella Hum
mel, Mrs. Della Strawser, Mrs.
Clyde Gregg, Mrs. Laura Sher-
wood, Mrs. Laura Carpenter, Mrs
Eldon Anderson, and Martha Bill
ingsley.
On Monday evening, Sept. 26,
a number of friends called to re-
mind Mrs. Leila Scott of her
birthday anniversary. 1t came as
a pleasant surprise to her and the
evening was spent in visiting and
playing cards.
Mrs. Sim Parker, Mrs. VIM
Barrick, Miss Angeline Barrick,
Mary Lucas, Nola Jean Crandall
spent Sunday afternoon at state
museum.
Mrs. John Woods was hostess
to the Round We Go" Bridge
club on Monday evening, Oct. 4
Mrs. Josie Sherwood and Mrs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07
REDWOOD SECTION

Mr.. Myron Miller, who has been
patient at st. Anthony's hos
pital in Columbus, has now re-
turned to his home.
Mrs. Milton Dickson is slowly
improving at her home on North
Franklin street after spending sew
eral weeks in a Columbus hos
pital. She has gained several
pounds and is feeling some better.
Mrs. Neva Harger and Mrs.
Robert Morgan, of Columbus,
spent last weekend at Mrs. Har-
gers home in Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Lewis
spent Monday near Byhalia at the
home of Mr.. Lewis sister, Mrs.
Sherman Creviston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Creviston were observing their
thirty-second wedding anniver-
sary and a number of friends and
relatives came in to surprise them
in the evening and assist in the
celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Montgomery,
of near Byhalia, are staying part
of the time in the home of the late
Charles Donovan, who was Mrs.
Montgomery's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Griffith
entertained with a dinner Tues
day evening honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Beaver, who are leaving
this week for California. Miss
Nella Van Meter, of Marion, was
an out-of-town guest. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beaver plan to leave Satur-
day for Oceanside, California,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07
BY MRS. r. ]. LANGsTAFF

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fetter
and family entertained as their
Sunday dinner guests their Par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Norris,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Fetter,
of Trio, Ohio.
Mrs. Leo Irby and her father,
Mr.. Emery White of Akron are
visiting for several weeks in Rich
wood at the homes of Mr.. Frank
Riley and Mrs. Startling Meade.
Mrs. Irby plans to spend part of
the time in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Le-
Masters, of Marion, are enjoying
a two weeks trip which has taken
them to California.
Eddie Pascha, of Marion, spent
last weekend with his father,
Mr. Donald Pascha, and family
and his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Pascha.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Mccoy are
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07

where Mr.. Beavers daughter,
Mrs. Jim Smith, and husband live.
On the way they plan to visit
friends and relatives in Indiana
and North Dakota. They plan to
be gone until spring. They have
rented their home furnished.
Mrs. Anna Speyer is now able
to be about in wheel chair in
her home on North Franklin
street She is recovering salts
factorily from a broken leg which
she suffered when she fell sew
eral weeks ago.
Miss Lucille Smith and Miss
Maude Smith spent last Saturday
evening in Marion where they
visited Mrs. Clarence Price. Mrs.
Price, formerly Miss Mayme
Durfey, of Redwood, recently
underwent surgery at the Marion
City hospital. She is still bedfast
at her home although she is show
ing Improvement.
Neighborhood Party
The neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs.
0. x. Young gathered at their
home last Wednesday evening
and surprised them with a party
as the Young's moved on Satur-
day into Redwood. The evening.
was spent playing games followed
by refreshments.
Baptist Speaker
Mrs. j. B. Holloway, of Trinity
Baptist church, Marion, will have,
charge of the morning services at
the Redwood Baptist Church.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07

Randall and Miss Roberta Hamil-
ton comprised the party from
Redwood. Later in the evening
the group held its regular busi
ness session. AT that time, the
Mrs. Glasener, talked a.
bout the home and its inmates.
Continued on page 81
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07
Kings Daughters

Kings Daughters
The Cheerio Circle of the Kings
Daughters held a weiner roast and
pot luck supper for nineteen
girls at the Kings Daughters
home, Maplecrest, in Bucyrus on
Monday evening Fifteen men,
bers and two guests, Miss Doris
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07

You'll think you're old Christopher Columbus himself
when you DISCOVER the food values at PAINTERS
REDWOOD SELF SERVE MKT.!come in and for
yourself.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-15
WINDS CURTAIL
GRAPE FESTIVAL
First Festival is Great Success
Despite High Seas Which
Hurt Transportation

Despite the severe windstorm
Saturday which curtailed lake
transportation, the first annual
Grape Festival held last weekend
at Put-in-Bay was declared a great
success.
Band musicians and vaudeville
actors who were to be taken to
the island for the celebration, had
to cancel their trips due to the
high seas.
Business was at a standstill at
the island, as all business places
closed from 4 p. m. until midnight.
Island wineries donated equipment
for display and wines for refresh
ments.
The festival started in the ball
park as planned, but at 5 o'clock
the displays were moved to the as
sembly room of the Town Hall,
which was heated for the occasion.
James Poulos, chairman of the
food committee, reported very fav-
orably on his sales receipts, as did
other concession committee men,
bers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-15
Grand Patriarch
Has Busy Schedule

Werner Jeschke, Fremont Road,
who is Grand Patriarch of the
Grand Encampment of Ohio, l. o.
0. F., will have a busy schedule, at
tending numerous meetings thruout
the state this fall.
Last weekend, Grand Patriarch
Jeschke was honored at the conven-
tion of the Ohio Sec. ASSN in To-
ledo. Saturday he will attend the
district encampment meeting in
Athens, and will speak at an |. 0.
o. F. meeting Monday in Cam
bridge.
Other engagements scheduled in
clude: October "a, Springfield,
Ohio, 9Th anniversary Of the Ohio
l. o. o. F. home; Nov. 6, Whining
ton, Southwestern Ohio l. 0. 0. F.
Boosters Assn meeting, and Nov.
13, district encampment meeting
at Mechanicsburg.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-15
CIVIL ACTION
TO START SOON
D.
Controversy Over Abandon
ment Of Former Rt. 2 Is
Taken To Court

Julius Naft, owner of the Naft
Auto Wrecking company, will be
named defendant in a civil suit
which City Solicitor George
Slaughter will file for the village
6sof Port Clinton in the near future.
- Decision to file suit against
Mr.. Naft was made Tuesday night
when all councilmen voted in favor
of such action, and instructed
Atty. Slaughter to start proceed
ings as soon as possible.
The action resulted from COM
plants that Mr.. Naft has block
ed public highway by construct
ing high link fence complete
ly across the former route 2, at
She extreme western end of the
city.
City officials declared that Mr..
Naft had not been granted per-
mission to erect the fence, al
though he did appear before coun-
Gil on October ID, 1947, when he
asked permission TO beautify his
riverfront property.
After investigation, A tty.
Slaughter told councilmen that the
= old right-of-way is still a street
within the city limits and is un-
der the jurisdiction. of the village
council. ,..
When the present route 2 was
completed some years ago, the
state abandoned the road, but de-
clared: "This action shall have
no affect whatsoever on streets
and alleys within the corpora
tion".
Since erecting the fence, M.
4Naft has placed red refectors at
both ends of the blocked-oif
street. Should an auto accident
occur there, legalities over respon-
sibility could result.
Mr.. Naft claims his deed gives
him title to the old right-of-way,
but Slaughter added that deeds
cannot give ownership to public
owned streets and highways.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-15
Majorettes And High School
Band To Lead Parade To
Armory At 1880

Another gigantic benefit for the
"Cat-tail Drive" will be held in
the armory Saturday evening
when a Fun Night program, fea-
turing Bingo games, will attract
a big crowd.
At 7:30, the high school band
and Cochran's Majorettes will
lead a parade through the business
district to the armory.
Cash and merchandise prizes
will be awarded to the lucky win
ners at the games in the arrory.
Sandwiches and coffee will be SER
we'd during intermission.
Lee Davis is general chairman
of Fun Night program, and will
be assisted by Miss Colleen Clark,
Art Richards and Ray Sperber
who operated the Bingo concession
at the recent American Legion
Homecoming.
Scores of valuable prizes will
be awarded at Fun Mite" in the
Armory Saturday evening. Boite's
China Shop, the o. p. S. Co., Miz-
ener-Drynan Hdwe. Co., and the
Ben Franklin store furnished the
prizes at special discounts.
! Receipts from Fun Night will
be added to the Cat-tail fund to
bury cat-tails" and beautify the
lakefront.
Anyone desiring to make cash
donations who was missed by the
solicitors, may send checks to
! Mayor Becker, Eugene Bolte or
William Crohen.
Solicitors who have not report
ed their collections should do so
this week, before Saturday noon,
so that general announcement
of the total cash received for the
Cat-tail Fund can be made.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-15
HISTORY OF LAKEFRONT SHOWS
SUPERB BEACH AWAITS FILL-|N

With everyone in Port Clinton
lakefront-minded due to the cat
tail drive, one of our readers has
compiled some interesting facts on
the history of the Portage River
channel and the lake shore line
and these facts promise to be news
to lot of the newer residents of
this community:
Many years ago, the peninsula
on which the Port Clinton Yacht
Club is built continued east to Ca
tawba Island, forming the north
bank of the Portage River. The
three harbors-East, West and
Middle, down Catawba way-were
the former mouth and river bed
of the Portage. Catawba was
really an island in those days.
Due to natural shore erosion and
to high lake levels, that north bank
of the river was washed away. An
early settler, in the year 1865, is
quoted as having seen submerged
stumps on the old north river bank.
The old river mouth at Catawba
silted up, leaving East, Middle and
West Harbors.
Before the present pier was
built, the river channel followed a
course parallel to the shore to a
point east of Port Clinton, from
where the current swung out into
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-15
AL JONES NAMED
DISTRICT SCOUT
CHAIRMAN HERE
Judge VIM. Hunt is Elected
AS Vice Chairman At
Annual Meet

AL Jones, o. P. S. employee, and
Judge William A. Hunt were
elected District Chairman and Vice
Chairman at the Ottawa District
Boy Scout annual meeting Tuesday
evening in Gypsum school.
Preceding the meeting was the
dinner prepared by members of the
Portage Township PTA and served
by Boy Scouts of troop 313, Gyp-
sum.
Election of Mr.. Jones to the dis
trict craftsmanship and a popular
decision as he has over 20 years
service as Scoutmaster, Neighbor-
hood Commissioner, Camping and
Activities chairman, Assistant Dis
tract Commissioner and Vice
Chairman.
Judge Hunt has a long record of
service in youth and community
projects. He is past. president of
the Port Clinton Kiwanis club and
is district governor of Kiwanis
clubs.
Appearing on the program Tues
day night We're Judge Hunt, Scout
John Twarek, Lloyd Hetrick, o. l..
Teagarden and Rev. J. R. Walter,
Oak Harbor, Scout Commissioner
David Meyer, Fremont, and Scout
Executive Lee Harbottle, Toledo.
There are "a Boy Scout, Sea
Scout and Cub Scout troops in this
county, and seven county scouts
participated in the 1912 Philmont
Scout Ranch Senior Training ex-
pedition in New Mexico.
Neighboring Scout commission
ers now include William Rofkar,
Sam Campbell, Carl Bensch, Jack
Darling and Arthur Macelwane.
Campbell replaces Mr.. Jones as
Camping and Special Events chair
man.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-15
BONNIE HUNTER
FU N D TO TAILS
S867 IN DRIVE
Blood Transfusions Admins
tered To Aid Local Child
In Fight For Life

Contributions for the Bonnie
Hunter fund totaled $867.35 at
noon Tuesday as more and more
residents opened their hearts and
purse strings to help the five-year-
old child in her fight for life.
If you haven helped as yet,
mail or bring your contribution to
the Ottawa County News office
Suffering from a practically in
durable kidney ailment, Bonnie is
receiving treatment in Women and
Childrens Hospital, Cincinnati,
where she is under the care of DR..
Alexander Weech, a recognized ex-
pert.
Blood transfusions are being ad-
ministered to the child to build
up her resistance. DR.. Weech
then plans to drain the poisonous
fluids from her system.
Bonnie will be inoculated with
two serums which may speed her
recovery. DR.. Weech and the hos
pital staff are very optimistic that
Bonnie will recover.
During the past year, IL cases
of this dread disease have been
treated at the Cincinnati hospital.
Although the patients are not full
ly recovered, they have responded
most favorably and complete re-
covery is expected.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-15
LIFE WITH MAMA
SELECTED FOR
JU Mo R PLAY
Marjorie Guth and Joe Weis
Are Cast AS Leads In
School Comedy

Struggles Of a small town drug
gist and his family to meet COM
petition from the chain store
across the street furnish the theme
for Life With Mama, which the
Junior class will present November
1919 as its class play.
Albert Rofkar will again serve
as faculty director while Marjorie
Belt will be student director.
When a chain store representa-
tive tries to induce "papa" to sell
the drug store, "Mama" tries many
ventures to raise enough money to
keep the business. Complications
which arise elicit numerous laughs.
Cast in the name role is Mar
jorie Guth as MAMA" while Joe
Weis,gis "Popa". Love interest is
carried by Patricia McInerney' as
Linda and Bill Belshaw as Bruce
Hammond, the bankers son.
Comedy relief is furnished by the
leads and by Barbara Prohaska as
Abigail, the colored girl, and Bob
Owen as Harry Hammond, the
banker.
Others cast in the play are Kath-
ryn Kocsis as Nancy, Janice Fill
more as Ramona, Evelyn Dubbert
as Thelma, John Ruddock as Jer-
ONE, Gene Walter as Donahue, the
policeman, and jeanne Swimmer as
Vera Hammond. Rehearsals for
the play started Tuesday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-15
Sperber Resumes
Editor Position

1t is with a great deal of
pleasure that the News an
nOunces that Ray Sperber has
been induced to give up his
veterinary medicine ambitions
to resume the editorship of
this newspaper.
Last week, Sperber was
drafted" to leave the class
rooms of Ohio State Univer-
sity when the publisher was
ill for three days, and since
that time he has withdrawn
from the university to accept
a working partnership agree
ment.
1t is also with a great deal
of pleasure that the News an
nounces that w. T. Braith-
waite, long time publisher of
the Peninsular News at Lake
side, has joined the News staff
as mechanical foreman, eff
fective Oct. I. Braithwaite has
long enjoyed the reputation
of being just about the best
printer in Ottawa county.
The hope of the News staff
is that we may continue to
extend our service to this
community, and your coopera-
ton in helping us attain that
ambition will be appreciated.
The Publisher.