davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-03-14

bathroom while she set up the bridge table
downstairs, put out cards, ash trays, and
score pads. She stood minute then, looking
at the neatly laid fire on the hearth, ready for
the match, at the softly shaded lamps glowing
on deep chairs and book shelves. 1t was home:
the only real home she had ever known. 1t
was home if they could only lice there.
But it was always the same story. New
books and magazines piled up, unread; their
friends, seeing Dad Trimble's car at the curb.
drove on while inside she and Bill played
hearts, swallowing yawns while Dad zestfully
wished Queen Lii onto Mother, and Mother.
divided between pride in his proves and
vexation at herself, said, John Trimble!
But tonight would be different. Trev steeled
herself again as Bill came down the stairs.
He touched match to the fire and the scent
Evening star., 1948-03-14
A Short Story

n oHUt otWy
AT THE dressing table in their room. hers
IA and Bills. Trev Trimble applied lipstick
with an unsteady hand. Across the hall, Bill
was putting Skip to bed to the stirring meas
nes of Casey at the Bat, interspersed with
injunctions to Skip.
And once you're in bed. you're there to
stay, pal" Bill said. IF your Grandmother
and Granddad Trimble drop in, you're not
getting up. We understand each other?"
And that's not the half of it, dear heart,
Trevis thought.
Her mind was made up. She had made it up
when Louise Tyler called to ask them around
for game Of bridge.
'tOh, come or" Louise coaxed. I'VE have to
fuss about sitter All you have to do is to
walk out on Mother and Dad Trimble.'
Trev had understood Louise perfectly.
Louise was saying. After all, I mean bridge
for four, not game of hearts for six"
All Trev's rebellion had come to head in
that one minute. after three years of her
marriage.
But we can't impose on Bills parents
forever" she said. They have their own lives
to live
Louise had understood her. too What Trev
meant was: 1T won't be hearts for six tonight.
1t will be bridge for four. and that's a
promise"
SMOOTHING the lpstick. Trev faced herself
in the mirror and noting the determined set
of her rounded chin she thought, look like
a Borgia. She got up and walked across the
hall. Bill had tumbled Skip into bed, but Skip
obviously didn't accept it as final. She
snugged the covers up under his chin IF your
grandmother and grandfather come tonight.
they'll be in hurry. my child, so you're in
bed to stay
She said it lightly, steeling herself to meet
the quick uneasiness in Bills eyes. He stood
there. rolling his sleeves down after Skip's
bath, six feet of him and every inch 50 vul-
nerable on the side of his loyalties. The
uneasness in the nice eyes said, you wouldn't
start anything. would you?" Trev felt herself
weakening. and then she thought of Dad
Trimble settling back in his chair. crossing his
knees and hooking his thumbs in his belt. She
heard him clear his throat and begin, well,
sir, that reminds me of the time . -"
No! For Bills sake, too. 1t was his mis-
fortune to be the only one of Mother Trimble's
four sons who lived within reach. Because
nobody else wanted to come to their house
any more All their friends evaded it. If Bill
and she wanted to see anybody but his
parents, they had to leave home. No! Trev
turned Skip's night light low as she said
to Bill. Its been long time since we've
played bridge at home. hasn't it?"
She heard him whistling ,measily in the
Evening star., 1948-03-14

Bill looked at Skip with CLINT in his eye.
Haven't you forgotten something, young
man,
"Bangv' Skip turned the gun upon his
father.
Bill had reached the landing and was
boosting Skip up the stairs when Mother
Trimble opened her handbag.
Just one second, Bill" She extracted a
striped candy cane and held it up, smiling.
Skip wriggled away from Bill, and safe on
his grandmother's lap. he accepted the cane
with moist kiss, dragging it out the center
of attention. Leaning against the newell post,
his flush deepening, Bill suffered it. Skip
slipped down from Mother Trimble's lap put
up his clenehed fists and shadow-boxed with
Dad Trimble Bill suffered it. Dad Trimble
caught Skip up, tossed him high, and Skips
gleeful laugh rang out. Dad set him down,
took bright new penny from his pocket and
held it up for Skip to see as he said, Can 9
you say piece for your grandmother"
Standing there. his feet widespread. his
eyes calling upon them to witness his pre-
cocity, Skip said, This little pig went to
market. this little pig stayed home. Bill laid
hold of him then, but with confidence in his,
partisans, Skip set up prolonged rebellious
howl Upstairs, the howls took on outrage.
Bill was spanking him. and Trev's mouth
frightened. Bill ought not to take it out on Skip.
Are you sure Skip is well?" Mother
Trimble asked anxously
''WELL? He's tough as nut. Dad Trimble
sat down and crossed his knees, his hat on
the floor beside his chair. Hes chip off
the old block. that's all. 1t reminds me of
the time our boys decided to put on circus,
Trev, and
The knocker interrupted him. Trev got up
to open the door upon Louise and Greg.
Upstairs the howls had dwindled to dogged
sobbing, and Louise said. Heavens has Bill
decided to have model son?"
I've decided not to have young hellion
at least" Bill said from the stairs.
Such talk, Bill Trimble!" his mother
chided him.
And how have you been, Mrs. Trimble?"
Louise said unwariy.
It was long story. With unwonted leisure,
Mother Trimble had developed symptoms.
Upstairs, Skip sobbed on, while Trev sat at
the card table, shutting the deck of cards
again. Eventually Mother Trimble finished
with her blood pressure and peeking around
Louise, she said, Dad, we must 60"
Don't rush off on our account" Greg Tyler
erred on the side of tact. In the little silence
that followed, Greg looked uncomfortably
from Trev to Bill Trev had laid the cards out
in solitaire formation. She put the jack OF
clubs on the queen of spades Bills flush was
now a dull red. Feeling the tension, Greg
guessed wrong.
Evening star., 1948-03-14

with interest. How
nice! | haven't seen
Louise since the last
time we were all
here!" Beside Bill on
the hearth rug, Dad
Trimble unbuttoned
his overcoat.
Il wondered then"
Mother Trimble was
saying. "ifLouise was
expecting. Is she?"
II DON'T know" At
the card table. Trev
shumed a deck of
cards.
Maybe it was only
because she seemed a
little listless." Mother
Trimble decided, and
Evening star., 1948-10-01
(!l5ll. ALL
ODDS AND! ENDS a,! |l!E RADIO
2IllIlllaHI2IE4 122 Ild$41.Lk11I RS

Also on sole are all odds
and ends Of Gas and
Electric Ranges
Cleaners, lroners-
Small Appliances, EIec-
tric BIonkets-Coffee
Makers and Many other
much wanted items.
Evening star., 1948-10-01

Shop Georges '~.st! Take advantage Of the
remarkable values offered for Saturday,
Remember, these are all famous mokes-k0
OFF-BRAkDS! Every item is fully guoron-
teed! Save! Save! Saturday at your nearest
Georges Store.
Evening star., 1948-08-01

think you'll discover that it's Just
the right amount of fragrance. The
light. elusive quality is perfect for
youth.
Cologne can be used lavishly.
Toilet water is diluted perfume.
You'll find that a toilet water and
perfume from the same perfume
house will be alike in fragrance.
Perfume itself is the most lasting
of all forms of fragrance. That's
the reason you are cautioned not to
use it until more skilled in the art OF
perfumery. That, we are sorry. to
say, is not learned overnight. 1t
often takes years.
Make sure that you are going to
like fragrance, not just when you
are buying it, but after you've had
it for quite some time. Then, OF
course, comes the question OF the
allowance. Try and find suitable
odeur that will do for number OF
occasions and that will fit the
budget. Don't be afraid to ask the
girls in perfume departments to help
you in your selection. They usually
enjoy knowing they've put you
on the right track.
Once you become sufficiently IN
terested in learning about product
that later on may become a hobby
as it has for a number of women
You'll discover a lot about the
various perfume houses, what
famous scents have been favorites
with women for years, and fra
GRANGE will take on a new slgnin-
canoe for you.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
Record Row:

There's no use trying to get
around one fact: People are just
plain folks. The straighter you talk,
or sing, the easier you take things,
the better people like it. I like to
sing a song that has a story. To
talk about something that's going
on right up the street, or something
that happened to me. Get a little
drama into it-something simple
like a murder, or man doing some
body wrong. Then you get song.
Then folks will put down their
glasses and hold the conversation to
a dull roar.
I used to think, Pearl, do you
really want to sing for living? II
so. you'll have to learn to shout
and wave your arms and Jump
around the floor as well" I've been
intending to do that for some time
now. but it seems I never quite got
around to it. Meanwhile, gals got
to keep the wolf from the door. So
I Just eased out onto couple OF
stages and night club floors and
took me nice, easy song and sang
it right at the people. Now, II you
sing a nice, easy song and the folks
listen and when you're through they
break up the joint, that's good
enough for me. Just little two
minute ovation, that's all.
Well, after that happened to me
a couple of times, said: Pearl, do
YOU still want to be a singer? Pearl,
YOU ARE a singer. You've been TAX
ing it easy so long that you can't do
anything else. Forget that frantic
material and just keep on being
Pearl Bailey"
1t takes all kinds OF styles to please
everybody. Myself, I like to sit back
and watch Kay Thompson initiate
a Kansas cyclone. Just about every
body likes to hear Frank Sinatra
run over a ditty. And there are
many others who have their own
way of singing. But give me the
slow and easy style-no strain.
I've had a lot of kindness come
my way. Arthur Godfrey took my
record of That's Good Enough for
Me" and played it on his radio show.
Now Arthur's a man who knows
how to take it easy, too. Folks love
him for it. So when Arthur played
nv record, the folks that like him
Evening star., 1948-08-01
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Cummings
of this city announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mrs. Pa
tricia Cummings Garrity,, to DR.
Donald H. Glew, jr., son OF DR.
and Mrs. Glew, also Of Washington
The brNle-elect is j graduate OIL
the College of New Rochelle and
received her L. L. B. degree from
George Washington University IN
May. She is a member OF Phi
Delta Delta legal fraternity.
DR.. Glew did part of his UNDER
graduate work at Hampden-Sydney
College and is an alumnus of Yale
University. He recently was gradu-
ated from the George Washington
University Medical School and is
member of Lambda Chi Alpha
and Phi Chi medical fraternities.
At the present time, he is serving
his internship at Walter Reed
General Hospital.
The wedding will take place on
October 2.
Evening star., 1948-08-01

How much do YOU know about
perfumes. colognes, toilet waters and
such wonderful glamour stuff? If
you are the way we were at your age
you probably know only that some
day you are going to have a perfume
shelf that will be the envy of other
girls.
Strange and exotic scents are
going to be yours. You are also
going to have the lightest odeurs
made. A scent for every important
time of the day will also be a
must" You are going to know
perfumes
Just how much of that enthu-
siasm you carry over to your little
older" days remains to be seen. Too
often your connoisseur idea turns
into, Say, I like that perfume on
you, think III get bottle of it.
That's just the pitch you shouldn't
reach It's important to use fra
grances in a manner that will do
the most for you and for those
around you.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
Record Row:
II T1V0-Minute Ovati0n-
Tbat's Good Enough for Me!
Rr Pearl RaiIep
Guest-columning for Betty Miles

kinda liked me, too. Nobody wants
you hollering and screaming while
they have their morning snack.
I have an idea that pretty nearly
everything is like that. People wear
themselves out trying to push life
ahead of them. They try to 60 SO
fast they make a vacuum and then
they don't know what's going on
around them. I think folks nat
urally like to chew their food and
soak in their baths and sit on the
front steps a while and that's why
I think they like singers to hold a
slow beat and put plenty of muscle
behind each word. Then there's time
to think things over and get some
real enjoyment out of the song. AS
Mae West said, Take it easy
you'll last longer"
Evening star., 1948-08-01
Sense Abom Scents Pays oft
In Economy and Good Taste
Ru EIeni

The use of perfume in your teen
age should be left to date time
Even so, we feel that you can still
substitute toilet water. Use
colognes and toilet waters and we
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-29
MARCH 2s. ls4s-
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF THE
FINANCIA-. REPORT

a FINANCIAL. REPORT
For Fiscal : ear Ending
December st, l947
ChuckerY- Darby School District
County of Union. p. 0. Address
Unionville Center. Ohio. Feb. l3,
l94e.
/ certify the following report to
be correct.
r. w. Zimmerman
Tax Valuation ... 2,2Sl, II
: school Enrollment 20l
Salaries and Wages .... %, 309. bt
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-29
sIossa.22

81 ................, SI1,53a.22
PAYMENTS
Interest on Bonds and
Notes ............ $i0S.S3
summary Of Operations BY Funds
TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS
Balance, January /, l947
(Clerk'D ......... $4,220.37
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-29
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MAAYsvnLE. ONO

Total Town Hall 80. 2G.70
Fire Protection-Puf-
chase of Fire Equip
ment ..s.'.....s. <'Ofs.s9
Total Fire Protection S2,61S.Sa
Road Maintenance and Re
pair-Contracts ........ lO.55
Road Maintenance and Re-
pair-Labor and Mater
ials ..,....''.'' S,et9'oo
Total Highways ,.... 2.ss6.20
Other Cemetery Expenses 5i.eb
Miscellaneous (LisD ..... lO5.sO
Total Miscellaneous l05,s
Total Payments Garry
TO page 4, line l6, CO.
lumn / and p ...,....... SS,2l5.ss
RECEIPTS
General Property Tax 49,. $5pe6y
Other Tax ...........,... Sol.ls
Special Assessments .... l,Zlses
Sale Fire Bonds .......,. 3,52s.zi
csas Tax 4,39l.s6
Total RECEIPTS Garry 90
page 4, line "a, column
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-29
FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION

For Fiscal Year Ending
December 31st, 1947
Liberty Local School District.
County of Union. p. o. Address
Peoria, Ohio. June 20, ls48.
I certify the following report to
c. w Burroughs
Clerk of the Board of Education
Tax valuation 81, ,l66, 590.00
Tax Levy ................. ~ y
Salaries and Wages ...... .21 ,436.S9
SCHEDULE
Summary of Cash Balances, RECEIPTS
and Expenditures
BALANCE, January 1st, l947 90
General Fund ......... 28S.2S
Bond Retirement Fund :. 5,149.61
Sinking Fund .......... 40S 70
Cafeteria Fund Deficit :. -694.64
RECEIPTs-
General Fund 2s,ss4.sO
Bond Retirement Fund 3,096.75
Sinking Fund .....N. 2.86
Cafeteria Fund ......... 6.214.44
Total .............. 40.258.35
Total Receipts and Bal
EXPENDITUREs-
General Fund ........... 32,014 10
Bond Retirement Fund 2,962.50
Sinking Fund ..... 780 90
Cafeteria Fund ........ 5,749.3S
Total ................. 41,5O5. 9S
BALANCE, December 31st, 1947
General Fund Deficit. II ,731. SO
Rand Retirement Fund :. 5,283.S6
Sink ing Fund .... $751;
Cafeteria Fund Deficit -229.5S
Total ................ $500. 32
balance ............... 45,41o.so
SCHEDULE III
Receipts
REVENUE
GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES
LOCAL LEVY
Bond. Interest and Sink
ing Fund ............. 4,O4s 81
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-29
FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION

For Fiscal Year Ending
December 31st, 1947
Washington Local School District,
County of Union. p. o. Address
,West Mansfield. Ohio. Feb. l6.
Y ls4s.
certify the following report to
be correct.
Elmer r. Berry
Clerk of the Board of Education
Tax Valuation Sl'ozS;too6 az
Tax Levy ..,;.........''.''''' e'1Ss oSs
Salaries and Wages before deduc-
tionS io'1VV'ro
SCHEDULE
Summary of Cash Balances. Receipts
and Expenditures
BALANCE, January 1st, ls47
General Fund ........... -z,3l5.il
Bond Retirement Fund 5,9lZ.45
Cafeteria Fund ...... -2ZS.lZ
Workbook Fund ....... -12S.Il
Memorial Fund ........ -1bsS
Total ............. S.153.O3
RECEIPTS
General Fund ....... 23,570.H
Bond Retirement Fund. 2,569. ~
Gefeteria' Fund - 6,032.0S
Warlxbook Fund 1890. 275.7l
y Wemorial Fund 26se
Total ............. 32.475.17
Ttoal Receipts and Bal
ExPENDITUREs-
General Fund .......... z6,s54Ss
Bond Retirement Fund 2,13225
SsisssSTlas %dssSdas Fund snSa ..... 1876 ssss.fss
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Gi=n l.. Cline

: Gt-n l.. Cline
Township Clerk
GENERAL TOWNsHIP FUNDS
Including Receipts and Payments
of All Funds except Bond Retire
ment and Sinking Funds.
General Property ;'ax -. s5OO.7S
Sales Tax " 901.7S
Gasoline Tax ...., 1,39l.S6
Special Assessments Fire
Protection ........... l,zl6.bh
Bond Issues and Loans
Sale of Bonds ...,..... $3,b2S.2l
Total Bonds Issues and
Loans ................. 5s9Zs,@l
Total Receipts Garry to
page 4, line IA, column
and % ............ $10.537.26
PAYMENTS
General Executive Ser
v C e-Compensation OF
Trustees ............. SZ4s.9b
Compensation of Clerk -. 10000
Expenses of Trustees and
Clerks .....,,......... ES's4
Total General Executive
Services ..........,,. 4fl'o4
Evening star., 1948-06-02

, Florence T. Eary, ~. 1875 Taylor q. nv
Bertram NJ. Hottie. 81 500 3rd st. NV.
infant Shelley. 210 9th st. Sc.
Hattie Wilson. IS. Little Sisters cf TIL
Minnie walker. 70. 1898 Columbia ss. nv
Clarence Dock" Jones, SO. 212o 9th st
Dora Anderson. 81, 1154 10th st. NV.
Ida B. Lucas, SO, 1922 D st. Sc.
Mary Mack. 4S. % Eye st. ne.
John r. jenkins, 30, 632 Delaware ave
Sarah J. Lyons, 90, 1888 p st. NV.
Jennie Bayne, So, 1880 Beecher st. NV.
Emily c. Kennedy, 81. 3720 Upton st. NV
Mary Tertorics,. 75, Il 4 St. NV.
Susan Kegel, "A, 5423 Cathedral ave. NV
Clara B. Willett, II, 507 Roxboro pl. NV
Mary nall9 NJ T. Kins 1sss s5th st. NV " NV
Alex Sandorey, so, Soldiers Home.
Charles w. Burton, 6S, 304S Monroe t
Stanley Burwell, "a. 662 Md. ave. ne.
George Snyder. Sc, Blue Plains. Nd.
Harry Geliman, As, Bethesda, Md.
| Linder Hobbs, 81. sol H st. NV
Marsaret e. MiiholIen. Sc, Vienna. W..
Thomas F. Murphy, 81. 3135 Elliott st
Agnes x. Fowler. 6. Gil 1st st. nv.
Victoria v. Alien. IS, 6.s 14th st. ms.
Homer Home WitiiIs Waiksr. ss, cas- p st. NV.
Eula Richardson. 26. 1142 Sumner I'd. e
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Deaths Reported

From D. c. Bureau Of Vital statistics)
James Bell, ~, 715 10th St, ne.
George r. snowden. ~, Rockville, Nd.
John Green. II. 1o12 Fairmont st. nv.
asRs ass, sisSs sleWn & g. ss sgs Rasn. s1Rs p
Mary M. Thomas, 65. 1907 e. Capitol St.
Henry Simms. "a: 713 4th st. ne.
! Cora Staley, 81, 257 57th St ne.
samse snns crUsbg HsP1sns a 81 ise ssh st. w.
Charles c. Spriggs. 4. Receiving Home.
| Infant Martin. 5536 Bass st: Sc.
Florence H. Freeman. IS. 2755 Macomb
Mary Er ii. Quinn. rs. 1918 South Carolina
Mary Robrecht, s3, 500 9TH st, sw,
John B. Stone, So, l Adams st. NV.
| George H. Clark, "a. $40 10th st. Sc.
Sergey M. Kuleshov, SO, 1349 Park I'd,
Middleton johnson. 81. $50 Randolph st.
infant Wood Berwyn. Md.
ianrs intans 81 shaw. 't1: 1855 owen. p. ne.
Infant Davis, no address given.
August schwigert, 81, 2603 N. Capitol st..
Alexander H. Benz, 76. 1904 Mckinley
Timothy J. sullivan, rs. 17l7 goth st.
Jessie Mcveish. "A. 1922 N. H. ave. NV.
Elizabeth M. McNeel, 70, 14o1 Fairmont
vivian 4 Astilser. s5. ess 9TH st. sv.
Anna nm, NJ Shorthand. 5s. st. Elizaoeths
sylvia Hicks. 55. 7s7 10th st. Sc.
Royal B. Stedman, 81. 200 Douglas st. ne.
David j. Davidson, 4S, $3.50 32nd pl. NV.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Miniature Golf Courses
Opening Put OFF by Rain

Excessive rains have delayed the
opening of two new miniature golf
courses at the Anacostia and Lang
ston links, S. G. Leoffler, builder,
said today.
The course at Anacostia. in the
Southeast section of the city be-
tween the Sousa and Eleventh
Street Bridges, may be opened this
week, depending on weather condi-
tions, Mr.. Leofler said. The one
at Langston probably will not be
completed for 10 days or more, he
added. The builder also operates
the miniature course at East Poto-
mac Park on Hains Point.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-08-27
LEGAL NOTICE

The unknown heirs and deviSees
of Ezekiel Smith Haines, deceased,
The unknown heirs and deVisees of
Jacob Maderid, deceased, The un-
known heirs and devisees of Oliver
Nj. Spencer, deceased, The unknown
heirs and deviSees of Robert Duer,
deceased, The unknown heirs and
devisees of Elias II. Haines, de-
ceased, The unknown heirs and de-
visees of Charlotte T. Haines, de-
ceased, The unknown heirs and de-
visees of Josephine Foster, deceased,
The unknown heirs and devisees of
Elizabeth Broadwell, deceased, The
unknown heirs and devisees of
Samuel f. Hunt, deceased, The un-
known heirs and devisees of Fred
erick d. Conrad, deceased, The ,un-
known heirs and devisees of James
M. Eiam, deceased, The unknown
heirs and devisees of James Nc
Calep, deceased, The unknown heirs
and devisees of John Perkins, de-
ceased, The unknown heirs and de-
viseesr of Philip, Hickey, deceased.
The unknown heirs and devisees of
Ira Smith, deceased, The unknown
heirs and devisees of John Kilgour.
deceased, The unknown heirs and
devisees OF Reuben r. Springer, de-
ceased, The unknown heirs and de-
visees of Robert Duer, Jr., deceased.
The unknown heirs and devisees of
James Duer, deceased, The un-
known heirs and devisees of Mar
garet Duer, deceased, The unknown
heirs and devisees of William Duer,
deceased, The unknown heirs and
devisees of Henry .Duer, deceased,
The unknown heirs and devisees of
John Duer, deceased, The unknown
heirs, devisees and successor
trustees of John Kilgour, deceased,
and The unknown heirs, devisees
and successor trustees of Reuben
r. Springer, deceased, will take no
tice that on the 18th day. of Aug
ust, 194S, the plaintiff, The Village
of Port Clinton, Ohio, filed its petit
tion against them in the Court of
Common Pleas of Ottawa County,
Ohio, being cause No. 122S9 in said
court. for the quieting Of title to
certain real estate in said petition
described, to-wit: . ..4
being Cause No. 12289 in said court,
for the quieting of title to certain
real estate in said petition de-
scribed, to-wit: ........
Situated in the Village of Port
Clinton, County Of Ottawa and
State of Ohio, and known as and
being a parcel of land situated
north of the center line of Perry
more particularly described as
follows:
Commencing in the west line
of washington Street in said
Village and in the center line
of Perry Street; thence east in
center line of Perry Street to
the center line of Fulton
Street; thence north in the CEN
ter line of Fulton Street and
said line extended to Lake Erie;
thence westerly along the shore
of Lake Erie to a point in the
west line of Washington Street
extended; thence south in the
west line of Washington Street
to the place of beginning.
The prayer of said petition is for
quieting title to real estate and for
other equitable relief. Said de-
PENDANTS are required to answer on
or before the 9th day of October,
194S, or judgment will be taken
against them. ....
THE VILLAGE OF PORT CLINTON,
OHIO.
BY GEORGE w. SLAUGHTER,
27-6t Its Attorney.