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Martha, like other war widows, had to take
stock. The monthly Government pension for
widow alone is $50. With one child she gets
Sl8 more, and there's another $3.50 for each
additional child Nine-tenths of the husbands
who died in the war - including Major Car
er- carried CT insurance, worth another
SIS month for 20 years. Thus widow with
two children has total monthly income of
Sl48.6O. Martha Carder, with four chill
dren, had $1,000 a month - $2,157 so
per year. A little more than dollar day
for herself and for each of her daughters.
She got one break. A sympathetic colonel
at Fort Totten near her home, allowed her
Evening star., 1948-03-21
One Way Out

SOME war widows have found way out of
their dilemma by remarrying, and often hap
ply But it's not a solution anyone else has
right to recommend. Obviously, the idea has
occurred to Martha Carder She has no illu-
sions, however, about her chances. She is un-
usually attractive, and so are her children,
but there are few men who want to take on
family of five.
Neither Martha's family nor Sans is in
any position to help her. Some of her acquaint-
ances have urged her to ask the Red Cross
or the state welfare agencies for aid. But like
most self-respecting persons she'll run through
every cent of her savings before she asks for
charity or relief
I'm doing the best can," she says, but
when it's choice between saving and spend
ing for something the kids really need - like
Annie's operation - then spend. l can't
help it,
BY this time, you may be wondering what
goes on here, whether anyone cares about
these widows and whether anything is going
to be done about them.
1t has now become quite clear that some
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- dangerously deep - into
her savings. A year and half later, in Octo-
ber 1916, the kids were in good enough shape
50 that Martha felt she could 60 to work. Her
only experience was her years as housewife.
There was no time or money to be spent on
training. She took job selling hats in the
Long Island branch of big speciality shop.
Her total monthly income is now $500. That's
a lot better than $3.50, but it's not enough to
keep this family of five going AS result,
Martha still draws on her savings every
month. She can't keep that up much longer,
and she doesn't know what to do about it.
Look at the Budget
CUT expenses? Look at her monthly budget:
Rent SIS; meat and groceries $l30 chats
&c cents per person per day.; milk SIS; light
and gas SO; phone S. These are fixed ex-
penses They add up to $244, which leaves
SIG to pay for clothes, medical care, enter
tainment and incidentals. and run the 1910
car which Martha has kept because her job
is 10 miles from home.
No matter where you look, it's hard to see
how she could economize further. She has no
help. She does her own housecleaning on
Sundays. She washes and irons at night or
early in the morning before going to work.
Recently she spent most of two days making
over old skirts for all four children She is, in
short, doing absolutely everything she can to
help herself
The worst of it is that in order to do so
much work, in and out of the house, she is
forced to neglect the children. Il suppose I'm
with them about three hours day" she says.
1--WE have breakfast together at seven and
then they 60 to school and I 60 to the store.
They come home and make their own
lunch, and at three thirty, when school is
out, they come back and do little chores
like making the beds and busting chairs.
Then if it's nice, they 60 out and play
until get home around six-thirty. get sup
per and then we fool around until bedtime.
Once in while we 60 to movie.
1--WE been working Saturdays, too, because
of the overtime pay, so they're by themselves
all day. The older ones are getting more re-
sponsible all the time, but you can't expect
them to police the others every minute, so
they get into lot of trouble - you know,
falling down, or fighting
Martha Carder describes most of the tribu-
lations with resigned good humor. Sometimes,
Evening star., 1948-03-21

things that are said about me.
I've been criticized for not
dressing we'll enough and for
dressing too we'll. What am l
supposed to do? l don't buy
many clothes, but l have to
look decent at the store and
I'd want to anyway.
Parking Tickets
AND now I'm beginning to
get tickets for leaving my car
out at night. There isn't a
garage anywhere near here
that will take it for anything
l can nav. | left a note on the
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windshield the other night saying, Dear
Policeman: can't put this in my living
ROOM"
Subsiding, shaking her head a little, she
says, Then there's sickness Sometimes when
the older kids have had colds, I've left them
alone. The truant officer got after me for that
We had quite talk. But last month Annie
had to have her tonsils out Between the
doctor and the hospital it cost almost a
hundred dollars, and had to stay home
for two weeks. If things like that happen
often enough, I'll be out of money and out
of job.
''Of course, the most frightening thing of
all j don't even dare think of this - is that
something might happen to me. As long as
I'm around and keep my health, suppose
we'll manage somehow But if weren't here,
don't know what would happen to the girls.
l don't know of soul who could take them.
just try not to believe it ever could happen.
But can't forget it entirely.
Its little like it was during the war, you
know. never believed then i never let
myself believe - that Sam wouldn't come
back"
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for some months to continue
buying food at the commits
sary. But when the war was
over, a new commandant,
bound by peacetime regula-
tions, put a stop to this.
Martha was on her own.
At this point she couldn't
even think of taking a job.
Her older children were still
terribly depressed by their
fathers death, and one of
them, Joan, was down with
rheumatic fever. Martha's
only recourse was to dig deep
- dangerously deep - into
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SUBURBAN sALE-lAARYLANn.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-5 rm., Tia
has Just been painted inside and out; =
ffss x, f. zahHs zl91Gs On, ss4s 81 or fs
SILVER SILVER spRNG-srick and stone, ..
spss sns dnns on and na fS S
Resltors. sH. s2oo; ewes. Mr.. Lyons. sH.
OPEN SUNDAY. go P,M.-1s15 Moves
dr.. Silver sprins, Md.-Attractive s.
e5sSaT With e5cf rspsss esnssow daSf sooI I
modern mo T kitchen. tiied bath, fun sNR ssse.
ment. &C; heat. nice yard; trees shrubs
. sa0a compare N t&his his value. Is Te.ss: From
Es sht ,ak in Silver to Noses sesn dr out des s,
exclusive. c 1sns.' e 81. ' bsoo ewes. slso 5sis.
opEN-s2s ST. LAWRENCE DR.. silver
Spring. Brick, 8 rms. baths, h.,Th,.
gas; g and 2 Snss EmS; same suOdiv. H r.
sfEsEk ssMVEE sPkrSG@open SH SsG0oo Sat. and sun,
ave-. ave- lefe III to Ppm plynoqsh Sc. risht to walden
Rif.iis %isa Psis'iszH Z RfazHAs5sos s ssss2 g.
Y ACRES on STATE PAP, s.y5Esaa
floors, 2-csr sarage: Sl0.600.
51s acres, State road; Groom house.
elec. and telephone: price. $500.
modern, a fine young orchard, garage and
chicken houses; sacrifice, 81 900.
acres on State road; 4-room house.
chicken house; price, $4,000.
80 acres: 7-room house, cleo, chicken
house and work shop; price, 50
115 acres of woodland, on State road;
$4,000.
Clinton, Md, State road-Six -rm. house,
all modern, garage, 2-rm. apt. IN garass
with running water and toilet; price, Sl2.-
600 completely furnished: $4,000 In.
furnished W. E. HARDESTY. Upper
Marlboro 1886. 81
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sou.hwe...

CONG. HTS.-3909 1st st. sw Detached
7-yr.-old brick: 5 lge. rms. side porch;
oil hot-water heat; built-in garage: excel
schools, Sl3,975 Terms. SCOTT SAN.
EERS. 1919 S. Cap. St. TR. 1868: ewes
81 DARLINGTON ST. s.w.-Lovely semi.
detached brick home. in excel. cond.: &
yrs. old; fenced rear yard: 3 rms. Ist fl, ;;
modern kit, includ. eft. Shelvador refgr
laundry trays, &C. heat Sl2,5o0. Sub
stantisl cash payment REQ. Mr.. Todd
ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP AT 1S40
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COLOREn.

1877 4th ST. N.E.-suitable for 2 fam
lilies; Colonial porch brick, s rms, bath,
sell Shown by appointment only
1905 E st. s.e.-Colonial porch brick.
8 rms. bath, h.-w.h. (gas); recre. rm.,
ment: Shown by appointment only.
900 block So. Carolina ave. s.e.-Vacant
3-story brick, 6 rms, bath. cleo; in excel
FREDERICK A BLUMER CO., 61T Pa.
ave. sc. FIR. 10SS; ewes. and Sun. TW.
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HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

HAVE $2.SOO CASH. desire or s rm.
home nor Vicinity of Hyattsyille; owners only.
Wish TO BUY HOME with i acre or more
in Rockville or Potomac section; please
giye price Box los. Star.
IMMEDIATE ACTI0N-We will buy your
home for cash or sell to clients waiting;
free appraisal. MITCHELL QUICK, pi.
1881; eve. RA. S41s.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE. teen,.,

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcsnt.3
6OLORED-1sI8 ROSEDALE ST. NE
Excellent bargain, semidet., rooms and
Sssai ssse or E *. $50. ss' WINS 1'1"'e "a g.
CoLORED-14S3 ABfEs PLACE MIN
spection by appointment only. Modern
row-brick; lot 19.6x60: six large rooms,
bath, hot-water heat; quick possession ar
ranged. Eve. or Sun. phone Temple 2233.
l. T. GRAVETTE. 729 18th st. NV. MA
CoLORED-s6,4 6,450-Brick; me-. 8 rooms
and bath. deep yard. brick garage: mimi
JOE cURTO REALTY, FIR. 1900. a
COLoRED-BUY THROUGH SCOTT-This
2-story row brick: nearby ne; Colonial
rear yards; excellent condition. To inspect
call Mr.. COATES. DE. 2O10: ewes. and
SunS. MI h73R 4
Evening star., 1948-04-03
SUBURBAN RkNr-MARYLAkp.

FURNISHED HOUSE in washington Grove
% rooms, kitchen and bath; S75 includes
all utilities. ia. 422l, DON MANTZ, 3o5
Cedar ST. NV.
FOR SUMMER or all year-Fally modem
country home with extensive grounds:
8 rooms, 3 baths; olney-Sandy Spring
neighborhood, 12 mi. north OF Silver
Spring; $500 per mo- unfurn. or $3.50
furn Phone Ashton 3031. -
Evening star., 1948-04-03

Corner brick, 8 rms; suitable Tor Tor profes-
SIGNAL use; gas aeat:, For Inspection. call
eoIohfbss5a vi HAKss RE 70 1Gs sa6oo sS dSs
RSns VITA nseFs aeR RE4Ir7 r
6ohoREDHkENTtokY 66oittGsI: FIR sa avE-Brick. In
house viii pay for tssslf; oil e9 ooss q:
coEeREDEsk% ccooEEe1ah Esa5S%StsH HoME, M 1I s5oo-wslk-
ine, distance of Naval Gun Shop. Fenced
No bsmt. but lot of house for this price,
c; D. MuRpH9' aso Realtor, 14o1 25th st.
coiiokED@cHorcE BR1ck-semidet.s =
rooms, 2 baths porches.. lots. oil
h:-w;h: and garage. Near Nichols ave and
Anasostia AoaSe Substantial cash resuired
MeDonnell. N ID TR. 1882, with T. PAUL MUDD,
eoIokhb oGs lbnesGSf vhrEsASs' axs IS PREFERENCE
ing, s lovely rms, artisGicaIly painted,
wood floors. Venetian Blinds. ampia Closet
and yaras sonvsnsnt oeatien en: prissd 1fsei
ssgtheE eaSSaf'!e eaf coE dsfmS WASH ST.
ooEoffPsigs ooE SEE Me noWS 1@SS sss as Ffs
dition. Phone ewes. till pm. DRURY
REALTY CORP. 1887 K st. NV. RE, 1883.
CoLoRED-MAKE US AN oFFER-we
have Just received many homes from an
estate: Can this ONCE for Information on
coLoREDNKENTucKY avEHVacant
Mo Modern S.m e-Em ;a row brick; perfect eond
a 1ST fHEa aSmAa Raa'RiR' re- ssS
sS sSLosED6-nsos isa6 ses So, 50; CAROLINA AVE-
home; gas h.-wh.;. price, $1,000; S35O
~ Co, 1853 So: Carolina ave. Sc, T FR.
coLoRED-DET. q RMS, BATH-H.-w.h.,
tss%s @ & owNER, TA: =. !oiS' SiSamA ave-: easy
$1,000 to sias5S . s4th ana irving rrsea sts
Latons at homes Sat. and sun. sun from ON 2 t to
Directions: Penna ave stteetcar to to Nav! Navy
Yard. transfer to bus marked VIC. will
take YOU to / block Of homes For further
lniormatlon, call MA. 1877 or ewes. EN-.
coL3REEp-oPEN TO 8 SUNDAY. $50
KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.--Row brick, lge
ment. street entrance deep deep back iHti gsSd SsSd,
concrete porches, back and front; new
PoRTER Peasf REAIry eo ts5ms a hRENNAN y
CoLoRED-ExCELLENT LoCATIoN-six-
room brick, 2 baths, recre rm; in lst-
class condition Easy terms SENATE
REALTY CO., 1109 Eye st. NV. Elk. 1870
CoLORED ETERANs-CHoICE corner To-
cation with large lot. See this new g.
room home in Anacostia. Hardwood floors,
copper plumbing, auto. h.-w.h. tsasI. built
IN kitchen cabinet, 36-in. gas stove. S-cu.-
#; ,elee. refsr,, full basement. tiled bath
with built.in shower; large, deep lot;
$4,000, with $1,000 cash. Must earn
S65 per wk: to qualify: Inspect at 18th
Navy Yard to Church at 10th and Erie
sts., or drive. out Nichols ave. to Morris
I'd, left IL blocks to property Salesman
on property. or call SP. 0655 for in
CoLORED-1s11 E sT.-Brick, 8 rooms,
Plus 2 inclosed porches; oil h.-wh.: full
SANDERS o3a 1919 So. Capitol St. TR. 1868;
coIoREEDWoPEN SUNDAY. / to s, ECO
Kentucky, ave. s.e.-Row brick, large
ment street entrance, deep back yard
concrete porch both back and front; new
PORTER REALTY CO, Ma. 1924: ewes,
Evening star., 1948-04-03
WE RECOMMEND these grand buys. !

Spection invited
11,950-Arranged If desired for apis.
with separate baths; 8 rms, oil h-Wh
stove, refgr., screens, storm sashes; in
yiting front porch, full bsmt.: conv. loca-
ton. 1923 You St
S14,75O-Complete basement apt, sep
arate entrance, rents for $50; 6-rm. semi
det. brick, in immaculate cond. stove
refgr., screens, storm sasheS: garage; gas
heat; especially desirable neighborhood
1909 22nd st. Exclusive, GEO. S. KING
CO., est 1895, Real Estate and Insurance,
2ll0 Nichols ave. Sc, Ii. 2501, Realtor
Evening star., 1948-04-03

OWNER MUST SELL this fine. vacant
Ice. 2-family home in new-house cond
near the Capitol l apt. has 8 lge. rms :,
kit. and bath. The other has large
rms, kit. and bath Cellar with laund
facilities and toilet; oil h-w.h.; nice yd
reas. priced; terms HERBERT 81 SONS
Realtors, 515 E. Capitol St, Ii. O129:
ewes, WO 0B60 e
Evening star., 1948-04-03

rooms rooms gas heat; neat % close IN; Sl9.g50; 81
BETHESDA-1st offering of q roomy Co.
lonial home, within walking distance OF
and to sn oo
ewes, sH. 1918, WoRTHINGToN REAL
TY, s427 Georgia ave. 4
| full basement, oil heat; close in; S14.75O.
sTs wv WoRFHTNaToS sPE1S RE1tTx ~ a..
room, kitchen, breakfast, room, storage
attic. porch, full basement. gas heat, ga
rs. rs SH Sc as.s p s.s Ss: ayE:
OLD HOUSE AND ! LOTS for sale or ex-
change for smaller house; loc; on Berwyn
fLvER sf sPhSG Fl RsG?er'y Is 4ea
bungalow fireplace, gas heat, large land
sssnsd o,HMa lot Utility aaas rooms no basement
fTNaHi IF YOU RI REAtIY H1i'' CARE and know the
wisdom of living in exclusive indian
Hollywood bath, If you nee need a ist-foor Isl aT
like aa-ft, iiv' rm. and large large i living ing
] srueted bS By contractor aH @ who u buIds eGh on1y
the best at a moderate price, then cali
until pm: for additional informati tion,
SIMON A seS FRANK CO. s5o4 Ga. aye,
BEFORE THE RAISE, inspect these new
6-rm brick Colonials in Silver Spring area
for only Sl3.75o. Three sood-sized bed
lot Immediate possession. For addi-
tional information. call SIMON & FRANK
cN Yoa SsS1 fop Gs aHs THis sH In 0aea assrby Md we
have this solid brick bunga. of spaciou,
rms, full basement with outlet, and large
csii e until pos pslnw p@ 9nlkss siMoN =
FRANK Co, S5O4 Ga. ave, SH. 1868. s
Groom brick, hardwood floors. Venetian
Sa ge .uTfsd s mails With trim ain
breakfast rms, mod. kit, electric range
rms nice Closets, tiled bath. Hi oil h'-s'h. = VII
rec; rm. with fireplace, lse. screened porch
Gear attached garage; one acre partl,
wooded lot with clear stream ROBERT
NV, GE 1a7o; ewes. oE 1885. =
Tsse; ss ~ inspection ne BY appt Phone LauTs
SILVER SPRING-This unusual briey
home, with slate roof porch and garage
9 bedrms. and full bath on first floor
Second fir. has Q lge bedrms and full
bath. Bsmt.. Is completely I'm. with beaut
rec rn,. and powder rm. Price, less thar
SO $50 ;eoe; EpW DIV G HoaaMNaEAD, I'M sH. $500
SILVER sPRING-This fne a-story, all
brick home. foc. in Woodmoor section. con,
tains twin.size bedrms., liv rm 21xl.
with frepl, lge. din rm and kit: hsnt
built IN; lot 4ox17o; clos. ep to Cubic .esn sns
EDW c. HoiMEAD. sa. 500; .ses., aS''SG NJ
Evening star., 1948-04-03

LOVELY BUNGALOWS in Capitol Heights,
open Sat. and Sun, ! to 8 PM bed
rms, liv. rm.. dining rm.. kit. and bath on
1st A.. outside entrance to unfinished
upstairs; can be made into liv. rm.. din.
rm.. kit. and bath; priced at only S11 800.
Directions: East on Benning rd. to Gen.
trail ave, turn left on Central ave, con-
tinue to 50th ave: in Capitol Heights to
& MOORHEAD, AID. O021. Open till g..
Evening star., 1948-04-03


BRICK BUNGALOW in Silver springDE
oo1 lovely %as AND bath IwER
& MELTON. Realtors, sH 1900; ewes.
Mr.. Lyons, SH. S493. a
WEST LANHAM HILLsE6.rm and bath
chicken house. corn crib: stable, vorks6op
West aeIss Lanam Hills subs RsG1er priee @
s23, 900, terms. wYvILL REALTY CO.
aaYsATsTfsvnLE rms. and bath; nr
church, school, transp. and stores; lot 45s
l45 to alley; 21caar gar. Call A. e
sIISfhss sIHvFR srRfNGNattr TA ee s-bedrm a hoas.
gas heat: located on corner lot, close tc
sunday, to 6. TO reach: Georgia ave. e
seHsa Fa fs Waf5fn RAY e. Reors ssns
HYATTsvnLLE M sVfIId ohi HILLS. 81 .5oo-Lse II.
rm., 2-story home, suitable for clinic
tsd batSs With se mar6e
sssxeI stss sosss sttf m bs fSd oil
payment. IssIae 'Ma2IcRoFr 3 PARKS. ssSS$
Perry st.. Mt. Rainier. Md uN. 1900
ssf e5I1ai.I IN eess ssss gs.r y sssaR sfa.
gas heat. iis baths: beautiful lot inclosed
Eai's Tots Dlsfsa priee. ssns ssiss5o Can % owNER
sligo a2l5 after pm; No assnts .s55oe
Dartmouth ave-Lovely 2-story home Of
brick -and-frame construction. First Moor
has living room with fireplace, dining
fireplace Second floor. Q lovely bedrooms.
nursert, tiled bath. Aito. heat: 1-esr oct.
sion. PERRY BOSWELL. INC. Realtors.
33o4 n. ]. are. WA. $500; eyes. VA.
Evening star., 1948-04-03

toontirned On Nszt PssO
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-16
ID. of A. Installation

Marilyn Anderson was installed
as counselor of the Daughters of
America at the installation of of
ficers held Wednesday evening.
Other officers are: Assistant coun-
selor, Mrs. Other Oman; jr. past
counselor, Mrs. Harvey Hephner;
asst. jr. past counselor, Mrs. Les
ter Luebcke; vice counselor, Mrs.
Donald Everett; Asst. vice coun-
selor, Mrs. Roy OMAN; counselor,
Mrs. Lester Everett; warden, Mrs.
James Hephner; inside sentinel,
Mrs. Ray Cover; outside sentinel,
Mrs. Clarence Rodgers; secretary,
Mrs. Ralph Anderson; financial
secretary, Mrs. Rose Sherwood;
treasurer, Mrs. John Wright; trus-
tees, Mrs. Cover, Mrs. Lester
Luebcke, Miss Vivian Nielsen.
Representative Mrs. Oman will
represent the township at the
state meeting in Columbus next
month. The local deputy is
Mrs. G. A. Shively.
The group will have picnic
"Wednesday at the Lester Everett
home at o'clock. The 2Sth they
will go to Toledo to attend the in
stallation of Marilyn Anderson as
district trustee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-16
OVER THE
BACK FENCE
BY MARGUERITE FINEFRoCK

Hiya Neighbor Stack the
dishes in the sink, the union in
sists we do a certain amount of
back fence picketing once a week
if we're to earn our weekly sti
pend, and since you're handy you
might as well listen, the dishes
can wait Better dust off the
red roses on your old black sail
or hat and otherwise get your
self dolled up for, come Wednes-
day, you must be among those
present when the Mystic Isle
takes off for Put-in-Bay. That's
the day we pay return visit to
our island neighbors and it be-
hooves you and Aunt Saphrony
and all the kids to be on hand
for Port Clinton day if you would
show your appreciation. Under
stand there's some entertainment
being planned for your pleasure,
so get the washing and ironing
out Of the way early in the week
and be rarin' to go at the first
toot of the boats whistle.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-16
Home and Garden Club

The ladies Of the Home and Gar
den club will meet at the Yacht
club Monday evening, when the
husbands will be guests at a 6:30
potluck supper. Mrs. Kenneth
Young, Mrs. Kenneth Black and
Mrs Francis Mekus are in charge
of arrangements.
Mrs. David Stanton will act as
auctioneer and Mrs. Kenneth Car
ter as clerk for a garden auction.
The items to be sold will be any
thing of interest to gardeners, such
as plants, weeds, tools, garden
magazines.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-16

from Kathe Heisbergh, head mis-
tress of the school, telling of the
safe arrival of the packages and
of the joy they brought to the
youngsters in the school. In part
the letter read as follows:
At first | thought we had bet
ter keep the different gifts and
present them to the children for
good behavior and work, but then
the school material began to run
short so we decided to distribute
the fine presents and the child
rem were more than happy. The
soap was given to our fugitives.
They are my favorite pupils.
GAS a headmistress I may not
have favorites but / do pity these
unhappy children. No homes, no
means, in most cases one of both
parents lost or missing, dreadful
impressions for young minds.
They are so grateful and so
thankful for the least kindness.
They have no stockings and if it
is very cold our other pupils bor-
row them some of their own"
"On the whole we share every
thing, we are bound to, and our
fugitives are so sweet and so
modest that l am always touched
anew. They are most industri-
Gus to make up for the lost, years
during the war and most of them
already belong to our best work
ers. .a fo ,r s"rH q
"Our school is not easy; Eng
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-16
Married Twenty-Five Years

Mr.. and Mrs. IS. A. Kosztyo, Of
Lockwood Stop, were married July
10, twenty-five years ago by FIR,
Kinnane in the Immaculate Con-
ception church, here. She was
Mary Tomar, of Gypsum. Mns.
Tomar will be 40 years old July %
and he will be 81 November %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kosztyo have four
children, daughter, Mrs. Charles
Pink, Jr., and three sons, Alex,
%; Steve, II, and Richard, two
years.
Mr.. Kosztyo was born in Elm
Grove. West Virginia, and from
the age of seven to II he lived in
Hungary, to where his parents had
returned. He has worked for the
Celotex company for nearly 33
years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-16

lish, Latin, French, Greek, Math-
ematics, History, Geography,
Physics Chemistry and many
other subjects are requested and
so the children have to work
hard.
please give my best regards
to all your dear pupils who write
such nice letters to my girls.
Many thanks for your kind let
tiers and your. fine gifts and your
warm wishes. May God, Our
Lord, help to have them fulfill
ed"
Kathe Heisbergh
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-16
Reunion in Toledo

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The Schlunz reunion was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Wodrich, East Toledo. The meet
ing was called, minutes were read
and motion carried 10 meet at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Johnson, in Port Clinton, in 1949.
Charles Schlunz was chosen as
president and Mrs. Louis Johnson
as secrctary-treasurer. = he day
was enjoyed in visiting, playing
cards and games.
Present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wodrich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Roloff, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Swartz ana daughters, Wilbur w.
Wodrict, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Wod-
rich, Don Wodrich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl VI odrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Dunkelman, Miss Grace Het-
rich, Tulcdc: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
%"h'un:, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
baldwin and sons, Oak Harbor;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Millinger,
Graytown; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Johnson, Dewey Schlunz, and Vim
cent Brooks, Port Clinton.