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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED (coni

I-BEDROOM APT, NV; lst door; fne
for children: reasonable; rent for same
upper moor. Box 244-ES Star q
COULD YOU USE 1-bedroom apt, lst
moor, NV. where child or pet is accept
able? VIII exchange for 2-bedroom apt
Boy xrnl 2l3cE; dSs stsE , -. q
bath, near 4th and r. l. ave ne, in ex-
change for duplex apt. or house. Box
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ApARrs. uNFuRNIsuro tc.,, +,

conn. AVE, near, Wardman Park-Two
also rooms, Pullman ''eHes Rit. Ssth Ssiln
$3.50, includes utilities. Call EN-. S04O
msTSyniRpsf sTyRRs or after pm II
Manchester Gardens; SOS. 80, inciudina
utilities; utilities; veterans, @ 3Q;day preference. TO
left at frst road past university lane
Apply room 710. 1928 Vermont ave. n.w,
CoLoRED-1aOo BLK. r. 1. AVE. Nv
1st 4. apt suit. for doctor. dentist, Chi
ropodist; beautiful ONCE and living quar-
ters. For Information, DI. 1850; ewes,
RA OtOS MR. IOPATIN
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ROOMS FuRN. OR UNFURk
ROOMS UNEuRNIsHEp.

COLORED-PYT. ROOMS, furn. or unfurr
NJ: 18th and U. Cooking privils. Call Lr
1851 Sunday and Monday Il
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

4-sTORY BRICK HOME, located on one
Of the most desirable streets in Alex
This splendid old federal home. recently
pictured in the Ladies' Home journal In
Ing and living. it has s nreplaces. s com
pletely tiled baths with showers. Q maids
rm., q garden with q barbecue pit ana
lovely rose bushes. 4 bedrms., a study. din
ing rn. and basement. Words cannot ade-
auately describe this grand old home. You
appreciation. For appt., cali oV. 0Ob1,
Sundays and ewes. During week you may
call AID. 6476 between 10 am. and pm.
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FURN. OR UNFURN.i near Falls Church;
6 large rooms and tile bath, fireplace, fully
equipped kitchen. CH. 1885 between 10
and l Saturday and Sunday 81
EMPLOYED COUPLE needs unfurnished
one-bedroom apt or small house within
5 miles Of Chevy Chase Circle ia. 7O22.
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HOUSES FuRN. OR ukFURh.
HOUSES uNEURNlshEp.

1907 nth ST. S.E.-5-rm. and bath, semi
det. brick: immed occupancy; partly fur.
nished. Cali LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.
Realtors, 1415 X st. NV. ME. 540O. i
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Icon,.l.

u0OSsS ONrONNsSnE0 tSohx.js
5237 End ST; N.W.-corner home; rms.
se os Is 3srmon: ss'ss NV By sF6
\ MASS: AYE. ExTENDEp-Thr.e.0eaTn,
RsE 1877 s1es sna do suRaa, ssa ,'fa b. St
NEW 6-rm. brk. bungalow. never occupied:
stove, refgr" shades, Screens; bIks b. G. c.
RsstE ROCK sHdsE GREEk eluR5H sD uDshur
- rooms IS row brick aks Avsilabls At s95
NicE sEcffoNM6.rm Yo Ns, s'an and tile bath hom.
Sea Sn sda b5s STREET. schools aoppRs
15x15 h.-w.h.; 500 mo. Directions: Out
Rhode Island ave. to Riveroale Md. Bank.
blocks. turn. left on 44th ave. continue to
sSlRis &C. open oa'
low. Gas heat. nice neighborhood.. imme-
Siats sins occupancy up nSg. children accepted IA.
s ROOMS, i BATH, built-in garage, maids
TniysEsity Park section; Sls5. caIi Mrs.
EAkGE GoRSER sSGa detadbed Re home home sea
son. For further information caii ST..
NEW BRICK. semidetached. equipped kitch.
en-, 2 bedrooms, tiled path, full basement.
automatic heat; close to schools, market.
month F1hLER eas aRooM apF REAET9 sTs e.. g.
new NV HotsE-rwo bedrooms, near Peace
Edmonston rd. bus. Rent. SIPS per month;
can huy. Apply l0l7 7th st. NV. ST.
ALL-BRICK DET. BUNGALOW; 3 bedrms..
OIL heat, full bsmt., comb. kit.-din., liv.
Fm:; 1ins nt nice grounds; min; from 3: e.
ga. ssss slss mo f tu 9S4 sf9s
IDEAL HOUSE FOR CHILDREN, confor-
table for their parents; large lawn and
Daess 81 snd near of oney Nd schoo Pus
clause; Phone Ashton, Md 1921. Il
,aca 6o2 FARRAGUT ARR ST; N:W.-Larse s.
gas INV. heat; 2:-car gar; comb storm
windows: 2 GE refgrs.: bus at door. 3ls
;,aSs,, naSS seth tn, AVE- AVE East Pines, MdLDe-
spacious closets. auto. heat; S140 per mo.
WALKER @ g. DUNLOP, 1900 18th ct. NV,
1oI ELM AVE-, Takoma Park, Md.gpe-
tached corner, 6 rooms, bath, toilet on
first floor: large lot; partly furnished II
Sade SSesiredl; e. si59 per mo: on lease Sksy At
Sa4S :; WAPLE co" 1924 l4th st. NV, DI.
2-BEDRM. HOME, So. Arlington; excel.
shopping and transg;; $il9 mo-; adults
aRLNEW 2fsi Esq coIoNfAE eGso al stTm brick house;
8 bedrms, bath, fireplace, screened porch,
gas heat: cow. loc.; near Lee blvd, adj.
TIA e Al vIsqs ESFsst S13o per CHI l5so
SAMUEL E BoGLEY, 7O04 wisconsin ave.
WI. 1920.
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CO. oP. ApTs. FOR SALE

DE Luxe GROOM and bath apartment
spacious rooms. three exposures; conv. to
downtown: immed occupancy. Call Mr
Gavin, with H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. 1900
FRONT APT.-3 rooms: best NV. loea
tion; possession Nov. 1b; $500; terms
"a 1ti1 osIIi Harvard ST. NV rms, kit.
bath. foyer; corner apt; $1,000; approx
De LUXE F1RsT-FLOOR corner apt; il
large iiv. rm.. family sized dining alcove
complete kit. tiled bath, l large bedrm.
small bedrm. or study: convenient to stores
public and parochial schools; immediate
possession. Priced Sill 900; terms: Oper
for inspection, 70 pm. weekdays. % p m
Sat and Sun. Apt. 10, 3S10 Southern ave
Se OWNER, vi. 1858. y
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APTs. FURN. AND UNFuRN.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEAR 18th AND COLO. AVE.-4 rms. and
pvt; bath; 3 middle-aged, sober, quiet
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE new 2-bedrm. brick
bungalow, miles over District line In
Md. for apt. In NV. or upper ne. Union
WILL EXCHANGE 3-bedroom house. furn,
Arl., $50 month rent, for 1-bedroom apt.
in Arl. Not South Arlington. CH: 607a,
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APTs. FURk. AND UNFuRN.
CHILDREN WELCOME-Large Ink. rooms
also small house, Call RE. 1856 or Dl
416n
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HOUSES TO SHARE

EMPLOYED COUPLE will share large
house, Mt. Pleasant section, with another
LADY, EMPLOYED EVENINGS, will share
lovely home with business girls; all
cows; near transp. and shopping center.
4-BEDRooM HOME in Potomac hunt
country; employed owner to retain one
WI. 0922. Il
NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE with infant
twins will share home with congenisl sn-
ployed couple, Arlington: convenient
transportation. Cali GL. 4130. Ia pm.
or after T.
LADY over 35 to share cozy bungalow
with congenial lady; every convenience; VI
block from Mimi. ave. Sc. bus AK. 06s0.
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$14,950
rooms and bath: central NV. location;
large entrance foyer: den. bedrooms,
beautiful modern bath: $1,000 cash Phone
Mr.; Everett Scott. Co. 1000, Branch 6ll-c'
~ SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
SELECT IMMEDIATELY
Don't be sorry you did not purchase when
you had an opportunity; and 2 bedrm.
units, 1885 Phelps pl. NV. co.olpeeratiyye l'e
Apt; No; 2s. open from 9 to daily.
! EDWAlRD lI .l,l ! KYLE Realtor' 1907 ! st.
COLORED-CO-OP. APTS.
Own your own apartment and never move.
Lovely apis. in exclusive NV. location.
Notes on I bedroom units as low ss S55.7
2-bedroom units S79.47 monthly including
all unkeep. For further details
D. H. JOHNSON co.
MA. 1926. Ewes. L. O3ss and VI. 2s13.
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CONN. COURTS
,112 Conn. ave. n.w-Several bright apts.
it,. bath and porch; from s6,s50 up
open 10 am. to pm. Saturday and !
m. to Z pm daily and Sunday.
HOME REALTY co.
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RITTENHOUSE ST. NV.
rooms, ga baths. semidet. brick, q
polches, fireplace; redecorated; s165 per
month.
Capital View Realty Co.
925 N. Y. Ave. NV, Realtors, Ma e7e7.
1881 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. : Large
semidet brick rms. baths, oil h.-yh::
Sunday. IL to IL am. only.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
s15 11th st. NV. D1. 1857.
LOVELY VIRGINIA FOREST HOME: Va.
cant now; $3.50 3-bedroom bungalow,
near Falls Church; S135.
EASTMAN & SEAY, Realtors
CLOSED Sundaysl. Falls Church 1920. 81
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ST. NV bedrms.,
t. bath, beautifully furn,
adults. S135 per mo.
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3 rooms, kit, bath, recep. hall, sun parlor;
near upper 10th st. and embassies. con-
venient to theaters, shopping; adult family;
rent. S125 per mo. Call AID. $3.50 bet.
IIOI FERN ST. NW.-For employed
adults; bedroom, kitchen, private bath,
porch; $50 mo-; near Walter Reed. ia
3O21 CAMBRIDGE PL. N.w.-3 rms.
bath. utilities, linens, dishes, phone;
TO SHARE exceptionally well-iurn. apt.
in apt. BLDG; Glover Park; with l or
. congenial business girls; twin beds
EN- 6IS3 =
e0?6 Attn ST. NE bedrooms, living rm.,
kit, bath. unlimited phone; = girls. AID.
4205 sitCr :. Sat. and sun. 81
BROOM FIRN. APARTMENT, 1853. Mass.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Reception to Fete
Ne1V Members

The District Branch, National
League of American Pen Women,
will honor its new members at a
reception to be given from 4 to 7
pm. next Sunday in the Studio,
1851 Columbia road NV.
The affair. which is given annu-
ally by the branch's Executive Board
for members who have affiliated with
the organization within the past IL
months, is being arranged by Mrs.
Matte L. Smith Jarrett, first vice
president.
Mrs. Jarrott Is being assisted by
the chairmen of the various special
committees, who include Mrs. James
Preston Marley, friendship; Mrs. Roy
C. Potts and Mrs. LIE Roy A. MCGEE,
hospitality; Miss Viola Shelley
Schantz, motion picture, and Mrs.
B. F. Moore, sales and Who! Who-o!,
the District Branch bulletin.
Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel and Mrs.
Tomas Cajigas will have charge Of
the decorations for the party.
Serving as hostesses will be the
officers and standing committee
chairmen of the branch including
Miss Clara Manderschied, president.
The new members to be honored
are Mrs. Warren H. Akers, Mrs.
George G. Danforth, Mrs. Cecil A.
Ebey, Mrs. John Montgomery Farrar,
Mrs. Clyde White Howard, Mrs.
Norman E. Kane, Miss Ruth Cleve-
land Leslie, Mrs. John w. Perkins,
Mrs. L. M. Tindall, Miss Jettie Tur-
ner, Mrs. Morris Scott and Mrs.
George Robinson.
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Musicale Planned
For rPEO Cbabter

A musicale and tea will be given
following meeting of Chapter B
PEG Sisterhood, at 1870 pm. Tues
day at the home of Miss Genevieve
Hendricks, 3O51 N street NV.
Mrs. Helen Turley will be In
charge of the program. Those TAX
ing part will include Mrs. Martha
Long, Miss Anne Baxter, Miss Iris
Bailey and Mr.. George Garrett. AS
sisting as accompanies will be Mrs
Myron Selby and Mrs. Oliver Zins-
meister.
Mrs. ]. F. Albert, chapter presi-
dent, will conduct a brief business
meeting preceding the entertain
ment, and assistant hostesses will
be Mrs. Carl T. Curtis, Mrs. Otis J.
Rogers and Mrs. j. T. Rogers.
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the names Of the late Mrs. Herbert
Hoover and the late Carrie Chap
man Gait. Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
velt was an active member and fire.
quently attended its functionsSwhen
she lived in the White House and
the club was located across La
fayette Park on Jackson place.
In addition to its honorary men,
bers, the club has added about 30
names to its rolls during the cur
rent administration, which began in
May.
The fete for the honorary men,
bers is only one Of number Of spe-
cial events which will mark the
clubs calendar this season.
One of the largest will be tea on
Inauguration Day, to be given after
the parade for members of affliated
clubs who are here for the inaugural
program. Invitations to the tea are
being sent to between so and so city
clubs in this country and a half
dozen in Europe, including those in
Paris and London.
An open house from to on New
Years Day also is being arranged for
members and friends, under the
Craftsmanship of Miss Ann Hamilton.
The clubs Christmas party was
given earlier in the month and most
of its formal programs have been
suspended during the holidays, but
the clubhouse at 1888 I street Is a
popular gathering place for small
groups at all times.
Much of the summer and early
fall was set aside for redecoration
and now that the entire first floor
has been painted and new rugs and
draperieS added, members like to
come in and admire the new look"
The Anna Kelton Wiley room,
named in honor of a former presi-
dent, Is a recent addition and Is
used for small functions.
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.RuerdaIe
Meets THesdav

A program of Christmas art and
music will be presented at the
December meeting of the Womans
Club of Riverdale to be held at 8
pm. Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
A. ]. Perry, 42O1 Queensbury road,
Hyattsville. Mrs. Leon Brunelle will
be guest soloist.
Invitations have been extended to
Mrs. Roy D. Whitlock of Baltimore,
president of the Maryland Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, and to
officers of the Prince Georges
County Federation.
Mrs. Perry is chairman of the fine
arts group which is arranging the
program. Assisting her as CO.,
hostesses will be Mrs. Ernest
Gelinas, Mrs. H. c. McPhee, Mrs.
Fred Drummeter, Mrs. T. E. Helm
ton, Mrs. r. w. Shade, Mrs. Pauline
Charron and Mrs. j. Grier Melick.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Washington club Makes Plans
For AnnnaINe1V Years DavFete

The Washington Club will observe
New Years Day in traditional fash
ion, when it will hold its annual
reception at 5 o'clock ON Saturday
afternoon at the stately clubhouse
at Seventeenth and K streets NV
This event has been one of the
most popular on the calendar of
the club since it was founded in
1891, and preparations already are
being made to assure it continued
success.
The clubhouse, which once was
the home of Vice President Fair
banks and at another time served
as the Russian Embassy during the
days of the Gar, will be gayly deco
rated in Christmas greens under
the supervision of Mrs. Norman An
derson and her Art Committee.
Miss Blanche Street, who is chair
man of hospitality, will be on hand
with members of her committee to
welcome the guests, while others as
sisting will include Mrs. Eugene
Benton Berry, secretary of the
board, and Miss Madge Lane Cooke,
secretary of the club.
Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, presi-
dent Of the club, will head the re-
ceiving line, which will include the
first vice president, Miss Grace
Burton, and other members of the
board.
Mrs. Willard Hayes, Mrs. Whit
man Cross, Mrs. Frank Forest
Bunker and Mrs. Absalom Waller,
who are past presidents Of the club,
will alternate at the tea tables,
with the assistance of the chairmen
of various committees.
Music for the reception originally
was provided by the Friday Morh-
ing Music Club, and this tradition
will be carried out when Mrs. Oliver
Earl Thompson, member OF the
music club, gives program OF harp
selections.
A history Of the club records that
the New Years reception was en-
livened by the presence OF gentle
men for the first time" on January
/, 1915. This custom has continued
and many husbands OF members
make an annual appearance at the
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Mrs. Truman Accepts Honorary Membership
Prominent Names to Be Added
To Womem's City club Roster
By Frances Lids

The Women's City Club, which
has q 30th anniversary celebration
coming up next october, is planning
to make q little history in the
meantime by adding galaxy Of
prominent women to its roll Of
honorary members.
Mrs. Truman heads the list and
seven others already have accepted
the clubs invitation to, join in an
honorary capacity, 1t was learned
last week.
Miss Marguerite Griffin, the clubs
president, said that invitations also
will be extended to two others to
complete list Of 10-one for each
year since the club celebrated its
goth anniversary in 1889.
The honorary members will be
welcomed into the club at a party to
be given at a date to be announced
later. Miss Marjorie Webster, mem
bership chairman, and Miss Eta
Mai Russell will be in charge OF
arrangements.
In addition to Mrs. Truman, the
list includes Mrs. Fred Vinson, wife
OF the Chief Justice; Mrs. Nellie
Tayloe Ross, director Of the Mint;
Mrs. George Mesta, prominent
Washington hostess, and Mrs. James
M. Helm, social secretary Of the
White House.
Still others are Temple Bailey, the
novelist; Mrs. Kate Scott Brooks,
honorary president of the Ameri-
can Newspaper Women's Club and
prominent Washington society
writer for a number of years, and
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, who was
selected for her many civic and edu-
cational interests and for the active
role she has played in numerous
women's organizations.
Lady Astor has been an honorary
member of the club since its early
DAYS and its roster formerly included
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Cbannkab Program

Past presidents of the Washington
Chapter of the National Home for
Jewish Children at Denver will be
guests of honor at a Chanukah
dessert meeting to be held at 1890
pm, Tuesday at the Jewish Com
Center. A surprise program
has been arranged by the Entertain
ment Committee under the chair
manship of Mrs. Rose Levine and
Mrs. Elsie Wexler.
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ZOnta Party

A Christmas party and buffet
supper will be given by the Zonta
Club at 6 pm. Wednesday at the
Women's City Club, 1888 street
NV.
The program which has been
planned as a surprise to members,
is being arranged by Miss Winifred
Burwell, assisted by Miss Mabel
Strider. Mrs. Nancy Poore Tufts
and Mrs. Alice Sheldon, club presi-
dent, are in charge of the musical
portion of the evenings entertain
ment. Miss Sarah Carrick is also
assisting with party arrangements.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
B'nai Birth Women
To Meet in Ta,,1ba

Mrs. Nat H. Levy, president OF
the District Grand Lodge No. 5 OF
B'nai Birth Women, will head q
delegation Of seven Washington
women who will attend the annual
executive committee meeting Of the
district in Tampa, Fla, January
$40.
The party will include Mrs. Edna
Blomberg, Mrs. Lawrence Koenigs-
berger, Mrs. Maurice Bisgyer, Mrs
Louis Dubit, Miss Dorothy Volner
and Mrs. Abe Wolf. Mrs. Gilbert
Fisher of Arlington, d member OF
of the executive committee, Is also
expected to attend.
Mrs. Bisgyer, who Is a vice
president of the Women's Supreme
Council and chairman of its Field
and Expansion Committee. will be
one of the speakers. Wife of the
national executive secretary of
B'nai Birth, she recently returned
with her husband from Europe
where she attended sessions of the
United Nations General Assembly.
She also laid the foundations for
a B'nai Birth women's chapter in
Paris.
Mrs. Levy will preside at the ses-
sions which will include a discussion
of ways and means of improving the
many activities under the B'nai
Birth program with particular en-
phasis on its work for youth. The
women also will make plans to eel
ebrate the 25th anniversary Of the
B'nai Birth Hillel Foundations
which provide religious, social and
cultural centers for Jewish students
on 100 American college campuses,
including George Washington Uni
versity and the University of Mary
land. The celebration will take
place in the spring.
District No. includes the coastal
States from Maryland through Flor
ida, as well as the District of CO.
lumbia. -
After the executive meeting, Mrs.
Levy will visit chapters in Florida
and Georgia, for week or so. She
plans TO return to washington in
time for the Inauguration.
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fete. Each member is permitted
to have two guests.
The club also is making plans
to have an Inauguration open
house on January 20 from II am.
to 6 pm, and Mrs. William E.
Leahy is chairman of this commit
tee. She will be assisted by Mrs
Charles Mercer Marsh.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-10-16
Fishing Derivauon

Cape Hatteras. North Carolina, ia
the southernmost range of many
North Atlantic Ash; the northern
most range of many South AtlanrIs
ash
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-10-16
Sigma Gamma
RHO Sorority
Meets

Tau Sigma Chapter of Sigma
Gamma Rho Sorority held it's first
meeting for the fall in the home
of the basileus, Miss L. B. Walk
err.
Plans were made for the ap-
were for the appearance of Mer-
cedes Gilbert, One Woman Theat-
re, at Lanier High School Audi
forum, on Friday, Nov. IL. This
program will eliminate our Foun-
ders' Week celebration. In keep
ing with our theme for the week.
Building Yonth for Forld Socie-
ty, the YWCA and YMCA are
co-sponsors in presenting this
famous artist to help raise money
for their teenage camps. This is
also in keeping with our National
Project "Teen-Town".
On Saturday, Tctober 16. the
chapter will meet with Soro High
towr at Tougaloo College.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-09

PRISCILLA RHIEL'S crayon
drawing of Joe Newcom, which
is now on display in the Ottawa
County News Office window, has
attracted much attention from
passersby. Having sailed the lakes
for many years, Sailor Joe is por-
trayed in rain hat and slicker, and
the portrait is exceedingly life
like.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-09
MARJORIE KREILICK, Oak

MARJORIE KREILICK, Oak
Harbor, has joined the teach
ing staff at the Toledo Museum of
Art where she will direct child
ren's activities Another new
business place has been opened in
Trowbridge where Carleton A.
Graening opened his new auto SER
vice center and hardware store on
Saturday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-09
Radio Will Aid
Fruit Growers

Spray applications before the
blooming period are the most eff
tective in controlling apple scaO,
and I. H. King, extension plant
pathologist, Ohio State university,
says the date for applying those
sprays is determined by obServa-
tions of old leaves to find when
spores causing the disease are most
likely to start new outbreaks.
University specialists in ento-
mology and plant pathology nj the
University will go on the air over
four Ohio radio stations to provide
fruit growers with spray recon-
mendation so insect and disease
control materials can be applied
without loss to time. The special
programs will be broadcast by sta
tionS WRFD, Worthington; WOSU,
Columbus; WKBN, Youngstown;
and WTAM, Cleveland.
Over WRFD, the spraying infor-
nation will be broadcast at G:30
a. m., Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, starting March 81; the time
over WOSu is ~ noon, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, starting
April /; over WKBN at GAS a. m.,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from April u; and over WTAM
at 6;3S a. m, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday beginning April l3
so states Vernon Patterson, county
agricultural agent.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-09
More Road Repairs
Planned In County

Ottawa county will share in one
of the biggest surface treating
sales since pre-war days April 13
when the Ohio Department of
Highways asks bids to improve $50
miles Of roads in 3 counties to
cost an estimated $1,336,60.
Three Ottawa county roads are
to be improved, including state
route 500 in Benton township; state
route 2 in Erie township, and
state route 35S in Erie township
The work is to be completed by
September Is.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-09
OFFICERS NAMED

Mrs. Gilbert Eurenius has been
elected president of the Port Clin-
ton Republican Women's club with
Mrs. T. L. Kelly, vice-president;
Mrs. Clyde MILESTONE, treasurer,
and Mrs. j. b. Nelson, secretary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-09
APPOINTED TO BUERAU

Archie King, commander of the
Ottawa county American Legion
council, this week received infor-
nation of his appointment to the
Army Speakers Bureau for the
Toledo district.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-09
ARE HONOR STUDENTS

Of the nine honor students at
Ohio Northern University, Ada,
during the winter quarter, two
We're Ottawa county students who
had all A-grades. They are David
Braithwaite, Lakeside, and Gordon
Fry, Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-09

OTTAWA county's new dog war;
den, George Banky, and the
Canadian Mounted Police have one
thing in common. When they start
out after something, they stick on
the job until they're successful.
George hasn't been able to work
since Friday, when a Gypsum dog
objected to being captured. Banky
was wearing gloves but the dog
bit through the cloth. Although in
pain, the dog catcher stayed on the
job until he caught the dog again,
and also shared three of his COM