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HELP poMEsTlc tcont.,,

WOMAN, middle-aged. quiet, who wants
warm place to live in return for light
modern apt. while. daughter works; part
time day Job would not interfere. sunday,
HO. 1888, 1870 to $3.50 pm. or $3.50 TO
WOMAN. colored, neat. light, about 35. to
clean bachelor apt every Sat; So per
day and carfare. Write Box 18Th, Star:
WOMAN, white, between 80 and 40. to
live in and board, starting May !. Gooo
with children. Phone GE. 975S beta y
WOMAN, colored. Inv, no laundry. fond
refs; $50 week EN-. 211O. -15
WOMAN, colored. middle-aged, to care Tor
small boy; regular. CO. 2192. -16
ATTRACTIVE RIM, good board. plus $40
monthly; offered in exchange m infmum
amount housekeeping duties plain cook.
ing; 3 adults; Sundays. 2 ewes. wkly. and
alternating SATURDAYS after IL free,
White, Protestant. Box 351-G. Star. --15
WILL GIVE ROOM, board and small salary
to woman in exchange for day care ot
3-yr.-old girl in consenial home. Call
nHH SILVER sPRiiNG, Georgia ave. ext; exp
resp. woman to clean arm. apt, iron, care
for child IA yrs; 3 half days weekly
give ref. and phone number start March /.
PREFERABL9 PsE 13RR Y'af REFUGEE for general
housewoIk Fridays and Saturdays. Box
153-D, Star -l5
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC

s1asoe ne @ npss 3 ss2a
;sEsER eRGs'a1s' Us 15 Re st. 2s3s
nfs5 HEaAE ssjEcy, So hr. ro. $3.50 to $3.50
kSSEiEs sSzRS ISSsrEorSAsf rsi Sarsor h..
plenty o2 2 d'YSGn S. snq sas Tsn an
1Rofn' FoR RffiABiE Ell E. coLoRED HELr-pvs
tsS eeESs spply hosf zos
WE HAVE FfRsT-cLAss coLoREp HEIP,
Rm. Z, AID. O63e.
BUSINESS.
WHY PAY MORE? A position obtained
US 9es only a q
At Your sERVfcE EMPIoYMENT
AMBASSADOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
fSa yoa are s sasf IN 9SSSs sesans H POSI-
tion where all of your qualifications may
be used to best advantage, why look fur
low are few of our listinss with reput-
able employers who offer vacation sick
leave and other usual benefits. secre-
commentator, $50; for natl trade organ.
|1ss3 StsRss' rets M Tsss Fsss ssEt sss ds;s
clerks, permanent; 5 days, s35: cashier
exp. s days. s45; invoice CLERK, good typ
good typist,, will train use mach, S45,
Come in and see us; competent placement
a9d ob 'ooTteeSs oPfoRrTSTIfs 1nsf5Hfss rsecretar
tary, builders, to executive. $3.50; steno-
50 $50 t. 3 So 70 s6q psssns es
ance, 8 days. 5000: typist; embassy. $40:
sssxf 1s ss5 PIX 9 ddus Doson Fsd s
our osI, many openings iils with the top firms;
AMEseAN' fP5EiSRsssossEfs'f sis S.
sfAccREggasRrEs. Sc RsEEggasRrEs stenoss,, bkkprs., W. ar.
1a2e nFF,Gf c,Esk aYs NV Re- $751; ,sr,
ssnos ns5s 1850 1850 .ss s.eS a csps 5
Nd $500 p 5ts1os sysE
eSSyvIs aeS See MT Bruce; ROOM 200; PEI Ns
SSNNGL oEoE1SE' loil u 81. n.W' MA
MERCHANDIsING-As to seneral
& $4,000 5age soft seeson s9Ud
ira training Us; loe' M n. C.; modern dept store,
$500: an additional selection of posi-
ttons in for buyers
ayers, stock control, etc. in various out.
ot-toWn locati3ns at saarles with bonus
mercial-Accountant, construction, West
5000 material mat control eGnstructiG1n,
Dor r'i' relations, under 3s. Industrial exper.
travelling, 81 900 UP. Secreta ries-Legal
90, $1,000: miscel 81. ss2,4aoooo-ss3 ss,aoo s 800; 50o;
sEkYIeEs, MA5heK Biz R.hs MssR sldgi 81 ss4a
LYpIsT' e 900 up e.; knowl shoTthand sooT ar.
fig, S175 mo-; dictaphone operator, knowl
shorthand; telephone OPT, typist, to $40
wk.; PIX opr., hotel work, $35 wk.; dozens
lest Is yrs), MA. ooss. PERSONNEL
SERVICE 1911 ST. saSi nT ns9t 1ssr to Church
expr., real opportunity; expert secy., small
ONCE. days, $500; radio law secretary
5 days. $500 up; assoc. secretary, expr.,
days, $500; public relations secretary,
5000 UP; real estate Office secy., days
$500, up; merchandising seey. start $500;
applicants daily for new top-salaried posi-
tions; oldest emp service in D. C. Est, &c
yrs, See Miss White or Miss LEE Lee The
STENOG, $50 VIZ. up (m), 80 hrs. week
college man pref; secretary, real opporty
500 wk.; law clerk. stenog., > de;s, *5C
clerk, payroll work, open. See Mr.. Ford
(Est 30 yrs.J, BOYD,S, 1885 A. MA. 2t3S
SECRETARY. $50 wk up %; secretary
foreign GOV. official $3.50 UP; stenog.
assoc. Office to $50 wk.; legal secretary
expr., $50 wk. UP; typists Q0), exper.. te
$40 Vk See Miss Bond tnear Eye ST.
FORD EMP. SERVICE. e13 18th st. NV
RE 1928.
ARCH. H.-DRAFTSMAN, 500 (m); CONNER.
cial designing See Miss Gray at RE. 2S2S
FORD EMP. SERVICE, 913 18th st. NV.
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SITUATIONS poMEsrlc.

GAZE FOR CHILDREN, white, in your
COL0RED GIRL wishes Job as maid or
general housework. NO. 1899.
CoLoaED GIRL wants work part time,
5000 worker: SIG: ref. CO. 1888.
CoLGRED WOMAN desires days work; ref.
COOK. guest house or restaurant; early
morning shit; no Sunday; ref Repuolic
COOK, excellent, and Eood housekesps,r; s,l
daughter; reference. Phone WI, $3.50.
DAY WORKER. reliable and competent
woman, experienced with children; refer
DAYS woRK WANTED by reliable person
GENERAL I HoGsEwoRK, live in, s25; 5a-
day; no cooking; city reference. co. 7o64.
G.H.w.. cooking. good ref. good cook. ,Call
RE. $685. -15
GIRL, sSoiored. wishes work Of any kind.
GIRL, colored. wishes work cleaning DOG
tors ONCE or beauty shop. or daywork.
Gail WI. 54e6.
GIRL coiored. desires days work or part
time. J or days week. Trinidad 1929.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcen,. } .

PART TINE, want accounting or clerical
work. on hourly or lob basis. Box 476-
FART TIME. research or editorial work
afternoons. evenings, week ends. Box 39o.
PART-TiME EMPLOYMENT for univer.
sity students; clerks. typists,, bookkeepsrs
auditors, salespeople available for after,
noon, morning and evening work; ca Cal
Employment Bureau, BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN UNIVERSITY. RE. 2262.
LEE OF HOLLYWoOD-creativ hair de.
signer, formerly with .Newberry Studios
HOLLYWOOD, desires position in washington,
or as demonstrator; free to travel, can
furnish own transportation. Please call
srd G YEAR YEAR LAW STUDENT. q. w. u. a5.
married. ABB. desree, desires full-time Job,
law firm or similar employment. H. r.
hRfAshFso5SSh iSif asR With future
des. by college grad. A.. B.. age %. with
diversified exp. sales and ONCE weekly
news and natl. bus. paper reporting: avail
immed; saeo Call Mop, to IL noon. Vic
EMpioYEp IN sGSH ESs Col. MAN, with small fam.
ily, wants pos. with iasitor's quarters
WANT PART-TrME JOB. messenger or
porter work; hrs. II am. to pm; jani-
tor work HO. 3OSO.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE TO MANAGE apt house or pvt.
country club full maintenance: good ref
erences. Write HAROLD RANDOLPH, !,
620O End st. NV:
manager for T roomins house; excel. ref
JANITOR QUARTERS wanted BY man and
wife, eolcred, in exchange for services
MAN AND WIFE desire janitor quarters
IT 44R6 15s
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PERSONAL.
BABY sITTERs' REGIsTRY-Mot

BABY sITTEKs' REGIsTRYwM!othas5s' p, b
pKahY IaDY xosd es Headfa
care for self: rates reasonable. Write Apt
5q 56qHnbRHss baals saas HorEcsre axs for your Child
S4-hour service. Transportation furnished
q sGasE Gaa fret has two
Women only. Write MARION KILLEN
Route |, Boy GAL Vienna Va. Or Phone pse
ra:s'tsE TAX RETnRSs insS made in your own home,
S.. $40 Have received my refund already.
DID bI6"1 YoG Sc Know THAT your rugs and up
holstered furniture can be beautifully
cleaned in your home Or eTlc efes' Reaes eg iGr
kkaATE6RAMA kaTi CCoeNvALEscENT HOME for
smbulatory convalescents; pvt, semipvt
aas aas and sal hight hs5G supervised diet De sss1
VACANCIES Now-1 have several vacan-
Silver Spring. Nd, for elderly and chronic
patients: reas. rates; 24-hour nursing serv-
Ice; room, board and Laundry inclusive
This bone i NICER ss Of
ded physician. Cali MISS CULVER, 81
PERMANENT. s4: shampoo and an 1nge,
HoNoUR school. 1870 X; ave.
FEEL BETTER after nrst treatment or nc &c
| fee: relief from pains and aches due 90
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism arthritis
nervousness, piles, colds flu or other all
ments Also relief from aching, swollen
| feet Men and women. young and old
can benefit. Lady naturopath, 20 wears
| experience SH 26s5.
DEAR MARTHA reminder to rent 9
| luke box for our next dance from the
I Hirsh Coin Machine Corp. Unexcelled for
| service and dependabi!ity Phone no
! 317O AMBROSE
/ BARRIE SCHOOL. sol Fern ol nw.-kin;
dergarten. primary. eiementaCs; ac9Eeditse
| dancing, dramatics, creative art. music
/ appreciation, outdoor activities transp
PETER PAN sCHooL-Primsry. kinder'
/ earten, nursery: 2-acre playground: trans
portation furnished. sol Fern pi. NV
IF IF Suffering with your back. see DIR
| DELLA LEDENDECKER, Washinston,i
splendid woman chiropractcr, 3026 st.
pDRMEssMAkER-Make DM s over studio vher:
your old garments are msae nswi nnnl sisc
An APPROVAL INSTITUTION - Ine
School of Real Estate. 1905 2otn s.,
veterans welcome under G1: Q short couIse
ouaiifyiuz TO become broker or salesman,
An I202 for particulars. y
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR MIAMI, FLA. Sat. Feb
penses WA. 1884 To-
MiAMl-Driving ls47 Pontiac, c,,l leayins Wn 1
heid a37s Sun. or or Mon.
FORMER MARINE OFFICER, wife; son
age s. desire transportation California
I'M. 35n7 Conway. Richmond, Va.
LEAVING IN FEW DAYS for Southern
Calf Gentleman can take IN l947
ptIIrt 5Si4 IL
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erased and traded, repaired quickly; rea..
psorsabies: est: II yrs oFTJcE MACHINES ssgs
i6nISG MACHINES. calcuIators cleaned.
RE. II77. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
sTIIc s11 II TO Il BASEMENT. ali repairs; .ps-
asar Sls[ los oesoRREfsGcFgSs RslfffssG RYeSss'c
best at moderate cost. r. d 7. sM!IIat
DE 5000. 1o
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BEAUTY PARLoRS.
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

,ooTH FOR RENT in colored beauty shol
0ls 9th st. nv, Du. 1887. NO. 1884.
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sTENoGRAPHER. general ONCE and some
dictaphone work: must have good com
mand Of English editorial office weekly
ssy Tssk sssstsnt NA Soos
capable and efhcient. for local construc.
Pf Boy aeo ooSsn ssaF with
accurate; knowledge of bookkeeping help
rasH1oN fg easssa SHOP 'iis5y iRG 1865 St vssK
sTENoaRAPHER-Local institution Of
ssaGs ary; ideal It voPsinE nc conditions See Mr.
2fSSssRRESf afl 1SEth K nv proficient in
shorthand and typins; SUNDAY ssll saa MR..
MsGs MsHEss6sssFTfRs ssiTffR 10 sna Fk
rienced: 5-day: 4o-hopr week, 29.s dis,
%ffcHbdSRb ffb SRf oFhksrSSR FAKs rS2RSs fS2 GS
ss .ssBs Desen 'sssipik Epsy
swIfcHsoARp 8 Rfssfso pno 9rEkAToh, M03iso. ito.
RssisTrsd ssln5s sgs oPsa eann Can ave-. Mont atn o6n
ssWrTIScHBoARD opERAToR. experienced
asi but not ae essentisl; s peasant WoTEihs condi
s,Ias sslafy aaa open. seGd esil MR oDGLh TR
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. PIX; permanent
position; hours, from II pm. to : am:
good salary; experience desired See
chief operator. BURLINGTON HOTEL
TELEPHoNE soLICiToR-Good speasing
voice on the telephone pleasins personal.
fly. tactful and forceful in conversation
to solicit appointments for agents to. sell
disqualification insurance Operate from
your home. Training and sales assistance
provided by experienced agency director
Commission basis. Opportunity to carr
80 per day in your spare time. Reply
giving home telephone number. Box 225-H
fYPisT-Excel opportunity for recent
high school graduate; pleasant worktns
cord, 5-day wk., vacation with pay goot
chancs for Advancement See Mr.. Ed.
wards, INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO: OF
NORTH AM1EIcA. 72s 18th st. NV, 3rt
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ACCOUNTANT CoMPTRoLLER,

any kind; exoerieneed. AT; 993a,
years experience: references. Call FR.
2a1Gs 2Pa1PGGsR HANGER, painter wants work b,
lob, room, day: experienced; have tools;
prices reasonable. j. W. PERRY I".
PLUMBER. frst-class: all-around me-
chanic, wants work, day. contract. Box
peGI pos FER Fl ssSHNzIoR, par.,tlme evening
PREssER. colored, Is years plant ex-
RrAT frfncf isTk1E ;s e ofFrcRVe5eran
to learn real estate business, including
property management, rentals. mortgaSes,
sales; has legal and accounting training
sS1 SALES s ENGiNEE:R-Youns man under 40
desires position with wholesale Or retali
Rnes a des iuppy eos asasa saPn9e
performing all civil engineering incident to
building construction; years OF direct sell
exc exceiient saa Pfs Ppefsrences. Box aS7-H, Star.
ence plus. ability to work hard; aggressive,
TesseonSee hoK 4H c1I san san
competent Al refer: avail: full or part
sGF s noTs oE FosEMS has Igal9T men asGs
TRUCK DRIVER, coiored, wants Job driv;;
19s ds1iyeFs co s6ues sssS C. OPT license
VETERAN with some exp. in plumbing de-
sires on-job training under GI Bill; mar.
ried family: District resident: good ref
Don't mind working to acquire trade.
VETERAN. : colored, desires ,cb as chsuf-
nish 6rst-elass rel DE. 1894. Is.
WATCHMAN, white, wants work. peTma.
nent. inside: best reference. Box 2S6,H
YoutNG CoLoRED MAN desires work a.
driver, truck Or car, Know city well, D
YOUNG MAN, ,colored, desires work; ha.
elevator operators license. Phone VI
YOUNG MAN, colored. wants work of an,
kind good, dependable worker with ref.
erence; have D. c. drivers permit anc
car for Job where one is needed. PHONE
YOUNG MAN, col, desires job as porter
clerk, typist, elev. operator or what have
you? Elk. 1851.
YOUNG MAN, colored, desires full or part
time work; ref. Ii. s266 sun.; until
YouSG MAN. colored. would like job a.
reference. Phone Du. SosS,
YOUNG MAN, colored. wants Job as me-
chanic helper, experienced station st.
tendanti any kind Of work. FIR. 1882
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DO YOU NEED WRITING ASSISTANCE?
Experienced writer, newspaper BACKGROUND,
will do speeches, articles, letters or advt.
Call Sterling S367. TIE 1891
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
OUR NElGhBORS =
LAKESIDE

John Wright and family, Port
Clinton, spent Thanksgiving day
with his mother, Mrs. William
Wright, and his brother and sis
ter, David and Miss Mary.
Mrs. Lillian Pauls returned to
her home in Detroit, Monday, af-
ter several days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. George Meek and George,
Senior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dodge and
son Leonard and Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Fatiga and daughter Gloria
were Thanksgiving guests Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Ward Swisher in Cleve-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brauer, of
Fremont and Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Bessler and two sons, of Massilon
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs
William Brauer.
Mrs. John Vaughn, Mrs. E. E.
Braithwaite and Mrs. Carroll
Capes were Toledo visitors on Fri
cay.
Mrs. Robert Carroll was a San,
dusky visitor Monday.
Thirty-six were served at the
community dinner in Ladies Aic
hall on Thanksgiving Day. The
dinner was under the manage.
ment of Miss Sadie Franks and
Miss Rosemary Calm as hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.. Owen were
Sandusky visitors on Friday af
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Cutnau, OF
Toledo, were guests of DR.. anc
Mrs. E. E. Braithwaite on Thanks
giving Day.
Carl Cariens, of Bellevue, spent
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
BAY TWP.

- Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Paulsen and
Lucille attended the funeral of
Mrs. Selena Momsen in Toledo last
Friday.
The Farm Women's club met
Tuesday noon in the township hall.
There were forty present, and all
enjoyed the wonderful potluck dim
ner. Assisting hostesses were,
Ella Hyde and Frances Noble. The
program committee had arranged
- handicraft display which was
"lery beautiful.
Tuesday afternoon Of this week
twenty women met with Agnes
Brough, Bessie Vogt and Bertha
baltimore to make wreaths, paint
and make trays for Christmas
presents. This meeting was also
held at the community hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis Sr.
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd Burning and Tracy
Lee, who entertained the Curtis
families at their home seven miles
northwest of Oak Harbor.
MI. and Mrs. Andrew Paulsen
and Lucille spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Paul
sen in Oak Harbor. Their sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Paulsen of
Tiffin and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Paulsen and their new son, Lynn
Henry, of Erie Gardens, We're also
guests. .. t.
= We extend congratulations to
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hopfnger
who returned from their southern
trip on their honeymoon Thanks
giving,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
CATAWBA

Ambrose Pearce Jr. left by mot
or Monday for Oxnard, Calf.
Mrs. w. Brady will defer her trip
until after the holidays.
The Chapel Mothers will meet
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 9 for the
regular meeting. Miss Thelma
Montgomery will give a book re-
view.
Arrangements are being made
by the local Parent-Teacher club
cooperating with the Board of
Education to have a Dental Clinic
for the school children, conducted
by DR.. Donald Burke of Port Clin-
ton. The Board also made ar
rangementS Monday evening to Sc
cure the services of Carl Whitacre
of Lakeside for both vocal and in
strumental instruction, as soon as
Mr.. Whitacre's health permits.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Pearce,
/ Ambrose Pearce, Jr. and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Blaine attended Holi.
day on Ice in Toledo last Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frye and son
John Jr., of Osborne, Ohio, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
V. A. Frye.
The Harry Brown home on the
West Road is now being occupied
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03

and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Schott,
Bay Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wagner
and family, Fremont; Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Sharp and Linda,
Mrs. Eva Winnie, John, Arthur,
and Harry, Port Clinton were
Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Sharp and Shir-
ley.
The w. c. T. u. will meet Wed
neSday in the home OF Mrs. Milton
Finken with a potluck dinner at
noon. The program will be a
Christmas story by Mrs. Fred
Kleinhans, and a contest in charge
of Mrs. Robert Randall, also gift
exchange.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03

by Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Newberry,
formerly of Tiffin.
! d. M. Fadelev and Roy Drick-
hammer spent Monday in Dayton
on business for the Standard Pro-
ducts Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Luedeke and
children took his father to Belle
vue Sunday afternoon, where he
took a train to his home lin st,
Marys, Ohio.
f. J. Blade, who has been en-
gagged in the real estate business
en- Catawba for the past severa
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
PUT-N-BAY

Mrs. julius Roth was Port
Clinton visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ingold
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.
Pendrey of Tiffin on motor trip
to Kentucky and Cincinnati where
they spent the holiday weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne lngold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kuemmel of
Middle Bass spent the weekend
in Sandusky and Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Miller
spent Monday in Port Clinton with
relatives.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
ERIE TWP.

| On Monday afternoon the pupils
Of Erie Township school were
shown movies on the Story of
Matches, through the courtesy of
the Oak Harbor Chamber of Com
Imerce and the Ohio Match Co.,
WaGSworth, Ohio.
Thanksgiving dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davidson
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sample
and son Harold, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Frye and son Bob, of Fremont,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zelms, Den
mis- and Billy, Catawba Island and
Mrs. Mabel Baldock. In the af-
ternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weav-
er and Mrs. Bess Bell of Port
Clinton were visitors of the Dav-
IidSons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Wadsworth
entertained the following guests
in their home from Thursday un-
til Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lane, Janet and John, and Miss
Flora Williams from Ironton,
Ohio.
Thanksgiving guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Frit-
sche We're Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mi
nier and Catherine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Beatty, Robert and Mary
Ellen from Toledo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Fritsche, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Fritsche and three
daughters.
MI. and Mrs. Clayton st. Clair,
Dennis and Karen, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Rice spent Thanks
giving Day at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Goetz in Tiffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Libben
and family spent Sunday in Wes-
ton, Ohio, at the home Of Mrs,
Clara Mawer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Balduf and
two daughters Of Chicago, Illinois
visited friends and relatives here
on Saturday, among them Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Baduf and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Kleinhans, Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Hargrove, Tiffin, also visited
the Kleinhans' on Saturday after,
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davidson
and Mrs. Mabel Baldock were Sun,
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Sample in Fremont.
The ladies of the Methodist
church and the Evangelical Unit.
ed Brethren church of Lacarne will
hold a joint bazaar and bake sale
this Friday evening, December 8
at the school auditorium at
o'clock. Light refreshments vii
also be sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Grobe spent
Friday and Saturday in Louden
vile at the home of their son-in
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Oral Hall.
Paul Kreager returned home or
= Friday from a hunting trip in New
York state with a deer. This weel
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kreager anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roy drove t,
Pennsylvania to do some NOR
hunting.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Zoschke were Charles Lind
sley from Ashtabula, Ohio, anc
also Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hickman
Toledo.
Saturday and Sunday visitor
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Har
old Lezotte were his brothers
William Lezotte, Adrian, Mich.
and Arthur Lezotte, Marine City
Mich.
Sunday dinner guests of MI
and Mrs. Millard Lange were Mrs
John Lange, Bay Village, Ohio
! and Gordon Domick, Wauseon an,
, supper guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Nieswender and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Yauger, Erie, Michigan
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
LESS CHICKEN POX

Only eight first grade students
were absent from their classes due
to chicken pox Tuesday, grade
principal Alma Casperson report
ed. Most of the earlier victims
have already returned to classes,
and the disease seems to be under
control.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03

Thursday with his mother and
other relatives here.
Mrs. Gailord Braithwaite and
Mrs. Frank Putnam were in 40
ledo Monday.
Mrs. Leona Biers spent Thanks
giving with. her daughter and SON.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hub
Ter, in Logansport, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Holbrook,
who operate the Chilli Bowl here
arrived home last week after a
tour through the South, during
which they attended the national
convention of the American Lee
gion in Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Eakeley
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Jack
son We're Thanksgiving guests of
relatives at Wellington, Ohio.
Mrs. w. H. Wright has con-
verted her large home on Erie
Beach Road into a duplex and
Mr.. and Mrs. Buddy" Thorn are
occupying the upper apartment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard Phillabaum
and daughter Shirley, were
Thanksgiving guests of her moth
err, Mrs. jeanette Wahlers, in San
dusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meek en-
tertained at Thanksgiving dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pauls, Mr.
and Mrs. George Carosn, and Mr.
and Mrs. Stark, of Sandusky, and
Mrs. Lillian Pauls of Detroit.
The local Woman's Relief Corps
will hold its next regular meet,
ing in the Ladies Aid hall on Wed,
nesday afternoon of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Roth and
son Teddy, of Cleveland, were
Thanksgiving guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Petit
bone. Mr.. Roth returned home
Thursday evening but Mrs. Rotl
and Teddy remained until Sunday
Mrs. Frank Flickinger enter
tanned her card club on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Phillabaum spent
Tuesday afternoon with hel
brother, Louis Finken, and fam
lily in Bay township.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Jacobs
went to Toledo Tuesday for ;
couple of days visit with rela
tives.
Mrs. D. ]. Carroll entertaine>
her card club on Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shauck anc
Ann Marie and Sonny, of Ashville
Ohio, We're Thanksgiving guest!
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l
w. Cowel.
Mr.. and William Buck of Por
Clinton spent Thursday with thei
son, Willard and family.
Miss Joan Dole, a student nurs,
in a Toledo hospital, spent sever
al days the latter part of the weel
with home folk here.
Here's something for you bridge
fans: Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Cowel
entertained DR.. and Mrs. Rex In
gram and two daughters at a 81:
o'clock mudhen dinner on Sunday
Following the dinner, bridge wa
enjoyed, Mrs. Cowell and DR.. In
gram playing against Mrs. In
gram and Mr.. Cowell. During tn
course of a game DR.. Ingram open
ed with no trump, his partner bi,
seven clubs and Mr.. Cowell doub
led, Mrs. Cowel redoubled an,
made it getting credit for 27S
points and that happens only one
IN a lifetime.